plus fighting the end san francisco's drug crisis, the latest plan by one community organization to do something about it. f m ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto definitely saw the moon over the moon over the moon to be seeing some sun right after all that rain let's check in with, uh steve paulson for our forecast. the full moon is march 7th okay bunch of thirties but we'll end up having lots of sunshine a few high clouds of the north but no big deal. overall, we're looking good ups. we march into more sun. that is for sure. here and temperatures. they're trying to bump up. but there's still

below average here fifties upper fifties for three, santa rosa livermore and san jose. alright four o'clock in the morning, salles here quiet picking up cones. what it is quiet. it's nice and quiet, and that's good . because you know this time of the morning. you get up this early. you deserve a nice commute. that's my opinion. anyway let's go to the bay bridge. you can see that traffic is moving along very well. no major problems there. if you're driving to any of the bay area bridges were off to a nice start , and that includes that san mateo bridge. and no problems in contra costa county at all. so where i liked where we're starting here, four oh, one. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. shock and sadness has gripped the family and friends of a santa rosa high school student who was fatally stabbed during a fight inside of a classroom. it happened in montgomery high school. that's where police say two teenagers approached a freshman before one of the students was killed. classes have been canceled at montgomery high school for the rest of the week. ktvu is amber

lee has more from the police and from the victim's family. look at all these people. all these people lost something family and friends are mourning the loss of jaden pn to outside montgomery high school in santa rosa. they say their 16 year old was in the 11th grade. he was a good boy. he was kind hearted, sweet, loving general. he's a big boy. but you wouldn't have harmed anybody, police say around 11 wednesday morning, jaden and another 16 year old went to a classroom to confront a 15 year old boy, a freshman, a viewer provided as this video showing the fight between the tines. district officials say it happened in front of 27 students , a teacher and three aides. teachers immediately jump into action and they break up the initial fight. unfortunately moments later, the fight continued. at that point, the student who was inside the classroom produced a knife. police say the weapon was a folding knife with a 4 to 5 inch

blade, and that the 15 year old stabbed jaden once in the chest and twice in the back, and that jaden's friend was stabbed in the hand. both students walk to the office to see the nurse. police say both boys were conscious and able to give statements about what happened. they were taken to the hospital where jaden died. i'm hurt. you know, sad. i'm never going to get see jayden again. you know, i'm not gonna get to laugh and joke with him. no more. those days are gone. the 15 year old ran from campus, but police say they found him hiding near a creek bed. police say they are investigating what led to the confrontation. jayden's family says he had previous trouble with the 15 year old. they slashed his tires last week, all four tires on his car. it's unclear a school officials were aware of this allegation prior to the stabbing. jaden's grandmother says her daughter jaden's mother is struggling with the loss. how is she going to get through this? how do you let her bury her baby? i don't

understand. the school district has canceled classes for the rest of the week. but the campus and the church of the roses will be open for counseling and other support services from nine am to two pm in santa rosa amberleigh ktvu fox. two news and some of the students of montgomery high . now, one community resource officers brought back to the school campus three years ago, the school board removed those officers from the campus after the death of george floyd. in minneapolis, reasonably santa rosa school district officials debated the idea of bringing back those community resource officers after hearing complaints from both students and teachers about the lack of security. this morning. an investigation is underway to determine the identity and motive of a man who set himself on fire at sproul plaza on the cal berkeley campus. one witness tells the daily cal newspaper that several people used fire extinguishers to put out the

flames despite the man shouting for everyone to get away from him. the man suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns over much of his body. he was taken to the hospital. his condition is unknown at this time. two of the people who came to help were also burned. the wife of a missing wild 94 9 dj now, says personal information recently discovered leads them to believe jv will not be coming back. jeffrey vandergrift, known as j. v on the radio station was last seen thursday night at his san francisco home. vandergrift wife, natasha says he's still considered publicly detailed his battle with lyme disease said, quote the amount of compassion for the physical torture jv has been going through for the past two years has been overwhelming. please forgive my silence during this time, my heart is utterly broken and the pain feels unbearable. i will do my best to

provide updates. and i ask you to please keep jv in your thoughts and prayers are time now. 406 los angeles mayor karen bass now endorsing east bay congresswoman barbara lee in her race to replace diane feinstein in the u. s senate mayor bass said the congresswoman lee would bring principled and tenacious leadership to california. right now. two other members of congress are also running to replace senator feinstein, southern california congress members adam schiff. and katie porter. and there's a new poll out about whether governor gavin newsom should run for president, quinnipiac university poll says most california voters don't want governor newsom to run for president next year 70% of california voters in that survey opposed the idea of newsome joining the presidential race, and that includes 54% of democrats. 22% of those surveyed support the idea of newsome running for president. san

francisco mayor london breed may have some difficulty getting the board of supervisors to approve her plan to use tax breaks to attract new companies to the downtown area, according to the chronicle supervisor, connie chan. the board's budget share, says she does not support some of the mayor's proposals. now chan says she's concerned the proposed tax breaks could reduce revenue for city services. mayor breed is proposing to give tax discounts to new companies that moved to downtown san francisco up to $1 million per year for three years. oakland school board has rejected a budget plan that would have merged 10 schools and eliminated dozens of jobs. the board was split over the proposal after the district's teachers union said it opposed the cuts. oakland unified school district is facing a possible fiscal cliff in the coming year as pandemic era funds are set to run out. the board will have to consider a new budget proposal in the coming weeks. as of now, we do not know if the next proposals will involve possible cuts. and

governor gavin newsom announced a state of emergency and more than a dozen counties because of the recent storms. the governor issued the proclamation last night in 13 counties. they are mostly in southern california and the sierra. but sonoma county is also on that list. the proclamation activates the national guard to support crews working to clean up debris left from the recent storms. time now for oh, eight, the sierra is having its snowiest winter in more than 50 years, according to the central sierra snow lab. now, while that is considered great news for skiers and ski resorts and businesses in the lake tahoe area. there are also dangerous like the potential for avalanches so far this season, 41 ft of snow has fallen in parts of the sierra, even at lower elevations, like in colfax , with the elevation is 2400 ft. residents there are also digging out so currently i am trying to get all the snow from under my tire. it's getting a little

difficult to try and get out of here trying to get back home to sacramento. the sierra snowpack , by the way, provides a third of california's water supply, and officials say the water content as of tuesday was 186% of normal. very wet. very wet. very cold storms. definitely we have seen that. alright steve paulson has are current weather forecast of snow up there, steve, it's come and more is coming, probably in the next week or easily. okay easily. frost and freeze warnings are out again. we're not as breezy or windy as we were yesterday was a cold wind yesterday that will take us until eight o'clock in the morning. everything's zipped out of the picture went to southern california has taken the turn. guess who had snow overnight? scottsdale arizona. how about that? in march. i have to. i'll have to check the weather service in phoenix and see when the last time that happens. flagstaff i know it had

about 14 inches of snow there just like the sierra parts of arizona. las vegas had snow again yesterday. pretty good wind out there. i'll say, mount diablo north at 50. miles an hour. wolf! wake up! get up there early. what's the temperature on thinking in the twenties? take a guess you say oh, close 30 degrees north at 50 miles an hour. today's forecast fifties, maybe eke out of 59 or 60, but clear called the morning lots of 30 sunday. nice little warmer. it might be a little bit of a breeze late, but nothing compared to yesterday. thirties on most of the temps again, thirties forties. wanna creeks down to 33 upper lake in uk, though 29 middletown, 33. let's be a breeze napa sonoma there. that's whyoled up in the forties. cloverdale healdsburg, 35 rohnert park, 34 sand and some of 35 so a little bit of a high cloud deck might sneak in. but overall, we look good today and tomorrow. what about the weekend? here? it comes saturday afternoon saturday morning for some to the north. will continue on sunday, maybe even linger into monday or

early tuesday, with more snow in the mountains and more rain for us, so enjoy the sunshine fifties on the temps. we are looking for a nice day today. tomorrow and then here comes the next system on the saturday oh, boy. all right. thank you, steve. vice president kamala harris will be in the bay area tomorrow, coming up the purpose of her visit. and several bay area leaders are supporting a bill to make it easier to force people who suffer from the addiction to get some help. when we come back the reasons this has been such a sensitive issue to talk about and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just go to ktvu dot com slash email sign up for the dail

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attorney, is reportedly asking prosecutors to eliminate most sentencing enhancement when filing charges, according to the east bay times, pamela price wrote in a memo that the policy shift is quote an effort to bring balance back to sentencing and reduce recidivism. price has pledged to reform the criminal justice system and reduce incarceration rates. the paper says there could be exceptions for some cases, including human trafficking, hate crimes and child or elder abuse. the policy is expected to be finalized by the end of the month time not for 14 new figures from santa cruz county showed that chronic homelessness has more than doubled in the past three years , and the recent report to the board of supervisors shows the county needs $78 million a year to reach his goal of producing homelessness by 25. from the 2019 levels by next year. financially the county has a gap

of about $39 million a year and is expecting less state funding going forward as the whole state is dealing with its own budget challenges between 2019 and 2022 , the number of people living on the street longer than a year rose from about 400. two more than 900. the talks continued to try to put an end to san francisco's drug crisis. the group together sf action, hosted an event last night. now they want city leaders to address the rise in illegal drug sales and overdoses with the same seriousness as they did with the covid pandemic. specifically they want the board of supervisors to approve ongoing funding for police overtime. our police department is short 541 officers, and so if we can't continue to use over time we lose the shifts that we have. so we will start losing officers on the street. if this isn't approved by march, 14th the group claims more people died of fentanyl overdoses in the city

during the pandemic than from covid, along with an increased and ongoing police effort. the goal is to empower citizens to take political action time now for 16. the situation on the streets of san francisco has the mayor and other bay area leaders supporting the bill that aims to make it easier to force those people with addiction problems or severe mental illness into treatment when they can't make the decision for themselves. ktvu is christian calfed. and tells us more about this new proposal. mental health and addiction are crisis that impact cities around the bay and up and down the state. now, state senator susan eggman from stockton is introduced a pair of bills aimed at making it easier to get someone into treatment. if it's determined they can't do it for themselves. these bills that we're talking about specific, especially sp 43 is talking about treating somebody against their will. if need be, the bill would broaden the definition of gravely ill to include the inability to provide for their own food, clothing or

shelter and would ask the court to weigh whether an individual understands their own illness and can make sound decisions. some families of those struggling with mental illness say their family members have been on the proverbial merry go round in and out of treatment, and i don't want anyone anywhere anytime to experience the suffering that my family and my son had experienced. so i'm here today as a representative voice of families of the most severely mentally ill population. jose mayor matt mehan is part of the coalition pushing for the new conservative ship law, saying it would be a last resort. but for those suffering on our streets with no ability to provide for themselves to the mental illness or addiction. we have a moral obligation to demand better from our system and facilitate their recovery. san francisco's mayor also voicing her support, saying too often the vulnerable are left to languish on her city streets. the time to act, she

says, is now so my hope is that these common sense changes to an outdated law will help make a significant difference for those who are struggling in crisis. whether they have an advocate or not. the time is now this is not the first attempt to change the state's conservatorship rules and attempt last year by the same lawmaker died in committee . she says she's hopeful that this effort this year will be successful this time around in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. thank you, christian. for 18 is the time looks pretty clear today. steve we've got the city behind us. the golden gate bridge behind you pretty clear for most of the day today can't do any better than that. you too, yes. frost advisory freeze warnings are out again, although there is enough of a breeze here. up in napa county, sonoma county. it's a little east northeast, so that's holding up some of the towns. but there are plenty of low thirties so we'll hold on to that. see what happens here in

the next couple of hours, but it'll be sunshine or planning a few high clouds coming into the north. that system we had a couple of days ago. southern california yesterday is now in arizona. giving very low elevation snow. scottsdale had snow and i mean not a little bit, but a lot. pretty good breeze up in the hills that will be the theme here, north breeze or north northeast north at sonoma mountain 39 north at 26 in the oakland hills and ben lomond mountain, 36 also north at 17, so there will be not at the surface as bad as yesterday . but fifties on the temps. when i put all these temps together my attempts there was a ton of 57 58 so clear cold morning sunday nights. there'll be a few high clouds coming in later in the afternoon, but it'll still be nice thirties forties on the 10th walnut creek 33 fremont's 35, but petaluma 41 napa airport 45 because they have a northeast breeze that holds that they'd be there an icebox sometimes. thirties on a lot of the temps here, want to creak and clayton at 33. danville is down tos and

forties, though, depending if you get that breeze or not, brent wouldn't pittsburgh in the low forties, there isn't enough of a north breeze or northeast. that's the big powerhouse low into arizona. we will see a few high clouds they'll fall apart washout. nothing changing until saturday, clouded up system will come in. give us rain. it will continue on sunday off and on on monday, maybe even into tuesday. after that, all bets are off fifties on the temps 56 57 58 cover a majority of the temps here still mostly sunny friday. the clouded up saturday morning rain will take us into the rest of the weekend. right steve? thank you, thomas for 20 banning tiktok in the united states, another step forward for a bill that would give the president the ability to ban that platform also this can be a place where they can find healing and hope and connection. we're hearing from one woman and her goal to inspire others who have suffered from sexual assault. look at how she's turning that pain into a museum.

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highlight p i business is the vice president is set to be in san francisco tomorrow. she is scheduled to attend a roundtable discussion with asian american and pacific islander small business owners. the focus will be on small business entrepreneurship. vice president harris is also said to attend a political fundraiser during her visit to the bay area. our time now for 23, a new report from the city of san francisco pinpoints the number of jobs that were lost in the downtown area, the city's budget and legislative analyst says. more than one 47,000 jobs were lost in the downtown area and that remote working and other factors were a big factor. hotels restaurants and retail suffered the biggest job losses while tourism bounced back with about 17 million visitors in 2021, but that is still down for more than

26 million before the pandemic. and zoom is now the latest bay area tech company announcing layoffs it has eliminated 199 jobs at its headquarters in san jose zoom saw demand for its services surged during the pandemic because of the worldwide need for working meeting and learning remotely, but as people are going back to in person, work and school there's less demand for zooms videoconferencing. tesla ceo elon musk announced his master plan during the company's investor day event in the big news is his push to cut fossil fuels. the ambitious plan calls for a complete switch to electric vehicles and $10 trillion in spending to create a sustainable energy future. the $10 trillion investment would cover mining and refining raw materials, along with developing energy storage. musk was expected to reveal plans for a lower cost electric vehicle, but that did not happen. a young

woman who was assaulted at stanford university years ago, is now turning that pain into a path forward for others, ktvu jana katsuyama reports on her partnership with a nonprofit to open a special museum inside a building in san francisco's presidio can be so much more than places that show objects. they're trying to change the idea of what a museum can be. they can be places where you can tell the stories of real people who have real lives. experiences. and you can also help build empathy. work of building is still in process. posters and prototypes lined the walls, where the team at the nonprofit futures without violence, hopes to build a courage, museum. courage to share your story with somebody else can also give license for them to share their so this can be a place where they can find healing and hope and connection . and as part of that connection, the museum has hired camera crews to capture shirt.

short films was very scared to share my story with anyone because i saw it as a burden that seemed so stressful, so i better keep it to myself. chanel miller is among the storytellers who are no longer keeping those stories of trauma to themselves hers of being sexually assaulted on stanford university's campus by a student that made national headlines every time i've told my story around sexual assault, it's been in a courtroom or a hospital room or a police station. but in these stories, it's the courage of people pulling through the pain that shot signs in the videos that courage museum is making. each one what they call an empathy mirror where people will be able to sit in a booth. listen and learn. so many victims are not fighting for harsh sentences or jail time. they are fighting to have somebody look them in the eyes and say i am sorry that i

hurt you understand? what i did to you. i will never do it again. the goal not just to look at objects but to look inside the hearts of others and our own. the nonprofit futures without violence says they're currently fundraising and they hope to have this courage museum open by 2025 in san francisco, jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. janet, thank you for that story. with the end of the covid-19 emergencies. some people may not have access to the resources they have come to rely on how one bay area organization is still trying to provide as much help as possible. also for the first time since 2009 commercial salmon fishing is in danger of being canceled how this year's water levels affected that decision, despite the abundance of rain and snow that california has seen

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mornings in the bay area this year. and while the cold weather sticks around, that means there is going to be a little snow melt in the mountains. for now, we're going to hear from some families who have been stranded for about a week in southern california. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday morning . march 2nd. let's go right to steve paulson, get your weather forecast right here. alright thank you. thirties on the temps here a little bit of a breeze. maybe holding up a few. it's an east northeast breeze 37, santa rosa. livermore is down to 34 palo alto 35. probably a little bit cooler if you don't have a breeze, but there is enoi was ji

might be a few high clouds late, but no biggie. so we're walking on sunshine today. i'll be walking. cold morning twenties thirties, lots of sun little breeze. nothing compared to estates, mainly in the hills where there's some pretty good, gus, but fifties on the temps. salads here for 30. got your feet on the desk or something going on. well by. don't like to put my feet on furniture. it's something my parents would frown upon. steve. however there's not much going on. let's go to the richmond bridge. the traffic is a doing very well. i mean, if you look at the screen here, if you're not just listening, i know a lot of people just walk around listening to the tv. but look at the screen. there has not been a car come through during this traffic report. maybe there will be but right now it's super light. alright let's talk about some of the other commutes here you can see at the bay bridge is like three cars in the pictures so if you're getting up early right now, you're getting the commute you probably wanted here on the same mateo bridge. dunbarton bridge also looks good for 31. let's go back to the headlines.

thank you. well it is cold this thursday morning and then south bay. hundreds of residents are shivering and have no electricity. some people in the santa cruz mountains have gone almost a week without electricity. the powerful winter storms knocked down dozens of trees and power lines and cut service yesterday's clear sky. guys let us see the damage and how hard it will be when it comes to repairing it. the weather conditions, especially the heavy snow prevented us from accessing or equipment that was damaged, so it was solely due to the weather conditions powers that since friday generators run out of propane. so do something, please. pg and e. says a two mile stretch of black road from just two highway 35. those gatto's will be closed today and friday to let the cruise restrain the power lines and restore service. people around the bay area have been bracing

for another very cold morning in the south bay. many people are taking actions before that cold weather settles in ktvu is lamonica peters reports from morgen hill. the secret is not what you wear about how many layers you wear. you know you were two or three extra layers and makes all the difference. benjamin shepherd is sitting outdoors at crafty roots on monterey highway even as the temperature continues to drop the bar and restaurant staff there say they make it a point to keep it warm indoors and use heating lamps to serve people sitting outside, especially during winter. cold spells. of course, i'm wearing sweatshirts and um, sometimes gloves if it's that cold rain jacket, but yeah, we just try to stay warm ourselves and keep the good service going whenever a freeze warning is issued, keeping your family and pets in an insulated warm area is crucial to making it through a cold night johnson garden center and morgen hill says there are also ways to keep

your outdoor plants safe from being damaged by freezing weather. if you're not able to bring them in, you can definitely bring them on the back patio into a garage. and if they're still too big, like i was saying before, if you make sure to deep fruit, water them, they're definitely going to have a much better chance of getting through this cold weather. oberto also suggests using a frost protection blanket along with watering the plants. this customer says s plants and protm from the cold. just completely no to me, and so i don't know how the weather is going to affect all this, but again, just experimenting having a lot. have fun with it so again, people should remember to bring their plants inside and to keep their pets indoors. this freeze warning also includes san jose, along with the santa clara valley area. lamonica peters ktvu fox two news, monica. thank you time for 34 in southern california. many people are still trapped in the san bernardino mountains after the

recent winter storms. more snow fell in that area yesterday, making it even harder for the crews to clear the roads. some people say they they've been stuck in homes and vacation rentals and places like big bear and lake arrowhead for as long as a week. and some who work at resorts in the mountains. they haven't been able to go home either. this is like kind of like a once in a century type of situation, you know there. a lot of snow and a lot of people aren't ready for it. we have not seen a plow on our streets since last wednesday. um luckily for us, we do have a generator because we lost power. a small number who were stranded , but most completely, making it hard for people to find food or get supplies. first responders and county officials say they're trying to plow those roads, but the snowg down so much has made things dangerous. residentt

is our number one priority to get to those residents so that they can have the safe environment that we hope to provide to them. san bernardino county was included in governor newsom's new state of emergency declaration issued last night. a spokesman for the governor says extra state crews are now on the ground in that area to help people. the state is trying to get more snowplows and road crews there as well. millions of americans are seeing a decrease in their snap food benefits. at the beginning of the pandemic, congress passed a temporary boost to the supplemental nutrition assistance program, but that boost just expired so recipients will receive about $90 less per month. michael outfest from the alameda county community food bank. talk to ktvu about how the change will affect people across the bay area. he also talked about what the food bank is doing to help those in need. in order to make that up. we're going to have to purchase more food, which means

we're going to need more funding right now. our food budget and just in the first seven months of our fiscal years up $2.7 million from last year, so we've got a lot of work to do in order to fill that gap. the fact is, food banks were never set up to fill gaps that large. yeah so the other big part of this is from our policy and advocacy work. we're turning to federal government. state government, local government seeking help. he also said governor newsom promised an extra $60 million for the food bank funding this year in the state budget. and, he added, community support is still needed. the biden administration is announcing a new effort today to target those swindling covid financial relief programs. the white house will ask congress for more than $1.6 billion to clean up the fraud. the money will be used to prosecute cases and prevent identity theft. many applicants of the paycheck protection program were not properly screened. $164 billion were estimated in fraudulent

unemployment claims, and the administration says the new effort will help get back some of that money that was stolen, political analysts say if the u. s. supreme court strikes down president biden student loan forgiveness plan democrats were use that issue against republicans during this week's oral arguments, the court's conservative majority indicated , probably ruled that the debt cancelation program is unconstitutional. analyst say the white house could then turn up the political heat on republicans, while deflecting criticism from disappointed borrowers who are demanding relief our time now for 38 back here at home to drop in bart ridership has made planners cut back on plans to build a second transbay to blind. the latest design show leaders are considering a rail crossing with underground tracks that connect to the salesforce transit center , officials during the transportation meeting said. there's not enough ridership to pay for building a second bar to

the price tag with the original project about $29 billion barred raided ridership is about 40% below under the pen pre pandemic levels. full power. kind of dope algorithm. a foreign member space crew is headed to the international space station this morning. the spacex falcon rocket carrying the dragon spacecraft blasted off from florida in the middle of the night. the crew consists of a russian cosmonaut, an astronaut from the united arab emirates and two americans, including warren hobart, who received a master's and phd at cal berkeley. their mission includes scientific studies, and they will help prepare for human orbit. exploration there waving at japan morning good luck on their way. safe journeys. steve is here too. and he has a forecast and you see son in our future. i have an out of this

world forecast for you knew you'd say that. all right? we're going to start in northern arizona. why because, like our sierra, they have a lot of snow, ashley holden says this is my view from flagstaff. it's still snowing 20 to 24 inches of snow reported so far. this is these snowiest season ever. in flagstaff, arizona since july. 1st they now have 140 inches of snow. what's normal, just shy of 70. now it's flagstaff. for those of you saying what about 1951 52? they did not keep records then. so i follow the weather service their in flight, and that's the low we had. it was in southern california yesterday. it's bringing a lot of snow and parts. arizona, including scottsdale, arizona. scottsdale is getting snow powerhouse system can and another one is on the way we get clearing. yes there'll be a few high class in the north. but frost advisories at if you don't have the breeze, and there is a little bit of an east northeast breeze, for some, you can get

into the upper twenties. so far, most of those seem to be confined mendocino county like cain, north wind and sonoma mountain north wind to 26, oakland hills. that's right above the claremont and ben lomond mountain north 17 36 degrees mount diablo. i crush you crush you with 50 mile per hour wind. there it is. 50 i did see it. 30 degrees north at 50 mph. so today's forecast the hills clear cold in the morning, lots of thirties, but there is a little slight breeze here holding up many but fifties on attempts. thirties forties, definitely a breeze at napa airport. it's northeast. i took a look. same for petaluma. so again, if it wasn't for the breeze, we'd be colder but on the peninsula pacific is 40, so san mateo and belmont 34 menlo park, atherton's 35, stanford, 36 san carlos at 39 degrees and the water temps you you may not see this again for a while. 49 point at 49 bodega bay 49 point reyes, san francisco buoy at 49

. these are incredibly cold, cold water temps for early march. four up in south lake tahoe. elko was one that's a lonely number uk a 30 to 39 sacramento all the way down to bakersfield, california our system there in the four corners . we look good today. few high clouds overall, everything's fine until the weekend and then we get more rain. looks like saturday morning will be alright . but late morning early afternoon, the rain moves in more on sunday monday, maybe all the way into tuesday with more snow in the mountains fifties on the temps today and tomorrow we look good cloud it up and bring rain in on the weekend. okay thank you. steve santa rosa high school student was stabbed to death after a fight inside a classroom coming up in our five o'clock hour, the latest details on the incident and how the community is now pushing for more safety at the schools in the area, plus we literally can't even call people back. i would think. hundreds if not thousands of cases. mounting problems for california's

employment development department, with many of its clients. details of some cases where people were approved to get benefits years ago, but now they're being asked to pay that money back.

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kinds of a national trend. police say sense to some burisma and handy vehicles were 30% of the vehicle stolen in berkeley, perhaps of some of the models increased nationwide because of social media posts, showing how easy they are to steal the earlier model cars didn't have an engine immobilizer. carmakers are now releasing new free software updates to make them harder to steal. a new lawsuit is targeting amazon for selling a product one animal rights group says is illegal in california. that product is called asia. whoa it is a key

ingredient in some chinese supplements believed to treat bleeding, dizziness and insomnia . the suit filed in san mateo county claims donkeys are being slaughtered to produce the supplement. attorney matt hemingway is a civil and animal rights attorney in san francisco, he says in 1998, california enacted proposition six, which outlaws the sale of horse body parts for human consumption, and that includes donkeys. they call them herbal supplements, but herb webster's dictionary defines that as a plant or part of a plant and donkeys. as far as i'm we're not plants. specifically the lawsuit asks for all of these companies to stop selling the product. amazon is just one of several companies named in that lawsuit . our time now for 46 new problems with california's employment development department. we're finding out about cases where people were approved for benefits and were paid years ago. but now the state is taking the money back.

ktvu is brooks jarocz has the story of one woman. it's been awful to be honest, obey area school teacher who lost her second job as a restaurant server at the start of the pandemic applied for unemployment benefits. she was approved in paid in 2020, but now an expensive problem, california's employment development department said she wasn't eligible, accusing her of fraud and claiming she was overpaid. more than $13,000. so the state began garnishing her teaching wages even before she could appeal. i was actually horrified. started crying. i mean, i was just so embarrassed. i couldn't believe this happened . i mean, i have never paid a bill late in my life. i have excellent credit. um and then just you know the fact that they reached out to my school about this. it's just it was a nightmare. every paycheck, she says close to $800 is taken out . 10,000 and counting paid back to the d or lawyer says she's not alone. we literally can't

even call people back. i would think hundreds, if not thousands of cases. attempt to claw back benefits. has attorneys like john paul deal working on appeals for people the edie edie had green lit for payment. that's what's so bizarre. i don't understand, and the hasn't explained how it approved people only then 23 years later to say we shouldn't have approved you. but why don't you pay us back? well it seems to if the e d d made the mistake the should eat that cost, but the deed made another mistake just days ago, sending his client someone else's paperwork with personal information, social security number, address and phone number. even employment history all included. i felt discouraged because then i started to panic. was my information now sent to a stranger, including my social security number, the latest security problem in many cases affecting those with modest

means. i contacted that other person who said she's disappointed her appeals forms are in the hands of someone else , extremely concerning the did not answer our specific questions, but it did stress the need for people to meet eligibility requirements. the state says it has deployed fraud fighting tools in recent years and referred us to a website. to report receiving someone else's mail. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news, brooks thank you time to 4, 49 and washington, a house panel advanced a bill that would give president biden the power to ban tiktok in the united states. the house foreign affairs committee voted 24 to 16 on the data act if it's passed by the full house and the u. s senate, it would give president biden the power to enact a nationwide ban on apps that are deemed a not national security threat. tiktok has been under scrutiny for its potential to share user information with the government of china. this is not

about the chinese people. this is about the communist chinese party about the data collection they're doing on on americans, not to mention chinese that it should not be on a government phone now. tiktok called the bill quote a little more than political theater. california may ban commercial salmon fishing for the first time since 2009 state wildlife officials say the population of chinook salmon along the pacific coast has dropped to its lowest point in 15 years. the ongoing drought in california is to blame because salmon are dependent on rivers and streams where they spawn the final plan for the commercial and recreational salmon season will be announced in april for the fishing season that typically starts in may. alright pam. time is 4 50 time to go back to steve paulson, so we still need to wear a coat but we will see some sunshine again. we'll see lots of sunshine, mr clark, but, yes, it is cold this morning. we will start though up in tahoe because the pictures just keep coming in. this is aj arnett, west shore of tahoe. you

want to shovel that? that's a lot of snow. i am putting a list together. there are many, many resorts now that are 525 to 550 inches of snow for the season and we're not done yet. we're not done yet. as a percentage of normal central sierra, which includes tile was almost 200% the southern sierra just as a front runner and nobody's going to catch it. i don't think 236% statewide averages almost 190. the snow water equivalent is now 44 inches of liquid. it's not. it's really it's not the reservoirs. it's not the rivers. it's the creeks. it's the aquifers. those are the ones we have to start to replenish. otherwise everything else will probably be full by the time we get to make but it's the aquifers that need to be replenished. the higher clouds are gone system moved into southern california and then said i'm going to arizona with a ton of snow, including scottsdale. i don't think phoenix had any yet. if that's not the case, you can let me know. i'm always a tad busy here

at this time of the morning frost advisory freeze warning out there. there are a few locations, though that are picking up already pretty good breeze. it's holding their temp in the forties. higher elevations. thirties and forties . north wind north wind north wind. i think you get the idea mount diablo has been up to 30 30 degrees but at north at 50, mph and let's see if that's still holds, and it was about 15 minutes ago changes about every two minutes it is. it's 31 degrees gone up a degree, but still 50 mph. fifties on the temps today again, not as much of a breeze. but there is a slight east northeast breeze here so that should help a few 30 45 napa airport. the only reason they're that war is because there's a northeast breeze. did you take a look? yes, i did. petaluma same 39 san carlos palo alto 37. walnut creek's down to 32, boulder creek, 29. felton's at 32 santa cruz. look at that helped hollister's down to 31 more forties around cupertino, saratoga, but santa clara valley east san jose south, it's thirties on the temps and the

water temps and just unbelievably cold here. for this time of year should be closer to about 54 55 to 32. south lake tahoe is four reno's 18 los vegas at 45. phoenix that is cold 41 good, i think, 14 15 degrees below average, except for a few high clouds of the north. no biggie. people only weather will probably notice it. we're good to go until saturday and then the rain starts to move back in on sunday. this will be another cold system with more mountain snow, and it'll probably go all the way into monday night, maybe tuesday morning, fifties on the temps tomorrow looks good. and then we clouded up rain on arrives on the weekend. pm alright. thank you, steve. the number of people who are homeless has nearly doubled in santa cruz coming up in our five o'clock hour. the new reports detailing the numbers and the actions the community is taking to address the problem. and your summer flights booked, but the departure time keeps changing coming up. we're going to explain why that continues to happen.

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five here on morning sun, too, and the head of the world health organization is in syria this morning where people are still recovering from that massive 7.8 earthquake now, he said during an appearance at a hospital that more funding for medical and humanitarian aid is needed, he says more than $400 million is needed over the next three months to help those earthquake survivors. the depths of suffering of the syrian people is difficult to come by. i have already been so disturbed and heartbroken. the earthquake. that struck more than three weeks ago. i understand imaginable suffering to people that. now it's been nearly a month since the quake hit syria and turkey and killed nearly 50,000 people. general motors

plans to lay off hundreds of salaried employees. the job cuts will affect about 500 workers, according to the company. the layoffs are results of performance reviews. reports also say the car maker is looking to save money and increase profits. currently, gm has about 81,000 workers on the staff across the world. walmart's raising its minimum wage, and employees will see that change in their pay. starting today, workers who stock shelves and help customers will now get $14 an hour. that's roughly a 17% jump about 340,000 store employees will get that raise because of the move, according to walmart's president . the rays comes in an effort to strengthen jobs and invest. in their workers. a senate committee will vote next week on whether to subpoena the ceo of starbucks to testify about ongoing efforts by workers to unionize. now if the vote passes , howard schultz would be required to appear on march. 15th senator bernie sanders said he asked for the vote because

schultz has not responded to repeated requests to meet and provide documents. sanders wants to ask schultz about reports that the coffee chain has fired more than a dozen pro union workers. airlines are changing thousands of flight schedules ahead of the busy summer months, airlines published schedules about a year out from the departure, and as the flight date gets closer, they often need to change the departure time or scrap the flight altogether based on demand now, if you already booked a flight for may, june, july or august, there's a good chance your departure time or day of travel has changed. usually the schedule change must might only be a few minutes, but in many cases it could be hours. most extreme situations your flight could change to a another day, experts recommend downloading your airlines app and checking your on the court, making progress after his lower

left leg injury was recently reevaluated. he has increased his on court workload to include some scrimmaging, the team says. barring setback. steph will be back in the lineup soon after missing last night games. he's always along the sidelines there, though. the warriors play the clippers tonight at chase center. speaking of steph, that's him in disguise with the dreadlocks in the warrior store j center, he's apprised bay area kids from the black cultural zone who were given $250 gift cards by rack iton to go shopping on monday, not a bad way to start the week. love to see stuff in there. the $250. you can eat by cold warriors gear with stuff there to help you shop. hurt. sad i'm never gonna get cj and again morning a tragedy in sonoma county, where a high school student died after a fight inside of a classroom with the family of that student is saying as they call for

safety in the, plus fighting the end san francisco's drug crisis, the latest plan by one community organization to do something about it. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. march 2nd friday eats friday eve as we look to our weekend, enjoy the sun because i think more rain right around the corner, right? steve will be here on the weekend. but today and tomorrow look good here. coming up in about 10 minutes. we'll have the season total so far for snowfall up in the mountains. there's a lot of snow up there. i'll show you that there's a lot over 500 inches for the season. santa rosa 34 livermore says. hey, we're 34 in palo alto 35. but then 46 in the city, which did set a record low yesterday tied 1 39 degrees looks good today. maybe if you high class no biggie to the north, walking on sunshine today because there

will be plenty of it. just cold morning twenties thirties, mainly thirties, there is a little bit of an offshore breeze. so that's holding up a few of these temps, especially up in napa county. i've noticed that but fifties on the highs alright. sounds here. five o'clock all good. something new . what we're good. we've had a couple of minor things that aren't causing big delays. so i think that if you're waking up early and hitting the road, it's going to be to your advantage. here let's go to the richmond bridge. that looks pretty good driving across. last time we saw one car, maybe two, and that's about it. so traffic is moving well over to marin county from the east. okay. this is a look at the bay bridge. more cars are coming. this is the hour when things begin to change at the end of the hour. we're going to start seeing some more slowdowns. san mateo bridge looks good. so does the dumbarton bridge and look at my contra costa grid here looks very nice, even on highway four. so i still think you have plenty of opportunity there. five oh, one. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. topping our news this morning a

sad story, a community in santa rosa in mourning today after a fight between three high school students turned deadly ktvu zac sos joins us now from outside montgomery high school, where classes have been canceled for the day zac sos good morning and welcome classes have been canceled. support services are being offered for students later today at a nearby church. a small memorial has been set up outside the school candles have been burning through the night. the victim just 16 years old family members identifying the slain teen as jayden pn to a junior at the school. a 15 year old freshman now charged with his murder. meantime we are learning some new details from police about the moments leading up to this fight yesterday morning, police say jaden and one other junior entered an art class they weren't assigned to and started a fight with the suspect, a teacher able to temporarily break up the fight. but moments later, the suspect allegedly pulled out a folding knife and stabbed the two

juniors pn to dying at the hospital. ktvu is amber lee spoke with his family yesterday. hurt. no sad. i'm never gonna get cj and again, you know, i'm not going to get to laugh and joke with him no more. those days are gone. and it's still unclear what started that five. but police say the three had been involved in altercations in the past. the other 16 year old involved now recovering from his injuries. meantime the 15 year old suspect now charged with several things, including attempted homicide and homicide . live in santa rhoda rosa zac sos ktvu fox. two news exactly. thank you. and some of the students in montgomery hind, now one community resource officers brought back to the school campus. three years ago, the school board removed those as officers from the campus after the death of george floyd in minneapolis. recently santa rosa school district officials debated bringing back those community resource officers after hearing complaints from students and teachers about the

lack of security this morning. an investigation is underway to determine the identity and motive of a man who set himself on fire at sproul plaza on the cal berkeley campus, one witness tells the daily cal newspaper that several people used fire extinguishers. to put out the flames despite the man shouting for everyone to get away from him. the man suffered 2nd and 3rd degree burns over much of his body. he was taken to the hospital, and his condition is unknown. at this time, two of the people who came to help were also burned. the wife of a missing wild 94 90. j now says personal information recently discovered leads them to believe jv will not be coming back. jeffrey vandergrift, known as j v on the radio station was last seen thursday night at his san francisco home. the undergrads wife, natasha says he is still considered a missing person and no foul play is suspected in his disappearance. vandergrift publicly detailed his battle with lyme disease. in a

statement, his wife said, quote the amount of compassion for the physical torture jv has been going through for the past two years has been overwhelming. please forgive my silence during this time, my heart is utterly broken and the pain feels unbearable. i will do my best to provide updates. and i ask you to please keep jv in your thoughts and prayers. time now. 505 los angeles mayor karen bass endorsing east bay congresswoman barbara lee in her race to replace diane feinstein in the u. s. senate mayor bass said congresswoman lee would bring principled and tenacious leadership to california. right now. two other members of congress are also running to replace senator feinstein, southern california congress members adam schiff. and katie porter, and there's a new poll out about whether governor gavin newsom should run for president. quinnipiac university poll says most california voters don't want governor newsom to run for president next year 70%

of california voters in that survey opposed the idea of newsome joining the presidential race, including 54% of democrats , 22% of those who were surveyed support the idea of newsome running for president. san francisco mayor london breed may have some difficulty getting the board of supervisors to approve her plan to use tax breaks to attract new companies to the downtown area. now, according to the chronicle supervisor, connie chan, the board's budget chair, says she does not support some of the mayor's proposals. chan says she's concerned the proposed tax breaks could reduce revenue for city services. mayor breed is proposing to give tax discounts to new companies that moved to downtown san francisco up to $1 million per year for three years. oakland school board has rejected a budget plan that would have merged 10 schools and eliminated dozens of jobs. the board was split over the proposal after the district's teachers union opposed the cuts. oakland

unified school district facing financial problems in the coming years as pandemic era funds are set to run out, the board will have to consider a new budget proposal in the coming weeks. as of now, we do not know if the next proposals will involve cuts . governor gavin newsom announced a state of emergency and more than a dozen counties because of the recent storms. governor issued the proclamation last night in 13 counties. they're mostly in southern california and the sierra, but sonoma county is also on that list. the proclamation activates the national guard to support crews working to clean up debris left from the recent storms. time now, 507 is sierra having its snowiest winter in more than 50. years that's according to the central sierra snow lab. now while that's considered great news for skiers, the ski resorts and lake tahoe businesses there are also dangerous like potential avalanches so far this season, 41 ft of snow has fallen in parts of the sierra. and even at lower elevations, like in

colfax, where the elevation is 2400 ft residents there are also digging out so currently i am trying to get all the snow from under my tire. it's getting a little difficult to try and get out of here trying to get back home to sacramento. the sierra snowpack, by the way, provides a third of california's drinking water supply, and officials say the water content as of tuesday was 186% of normal. alright just wait. i know i'm anxious to get up there as well. let the people who live there dig out because i think it's we're gonna have plenty of snow to last for a while, steve. well, there'll be more on the weekend into early next week, so we're not the pictures continue to come in here. michelle parker is a professional free skier. dude where's my house? somewhere in tahoe. i believe it's near palisades tahoe. i believe, but thank you, michelle. wow lot of

retweets. okay seasonal totals. as of march 1st here, dodge ridge 545 inches of snow. boreal is not far away at 5 41 palisades towel 5 39. the uc berkeley central sierra snow lab . 531 soda springs, kirkwood 5 26, mammoth 521 bear valley's close they'll get it this weekend, they'll get to the 500 club 493 in homewood 483. what about heavenly 453? that's a log the droughts over right well technique visually, yes, but it's the aquifers that we have to replenish. but the snow 44 inches of liquid now up there. central sierras, almost 200% of normal for the date southern sierra 236. there is snow on top of snow from the oregon border all the way down to southern california. few high clouds will zip in. but overall lots of sunshine today speaking of snow , tons of it in flagstaff, about two ft. scottsdale had snow

overnight. some of the pictures pretty incredible. frost advisories out or freeze warning , although again there is a little hint of an east northeast breeze for some that's holding up that tab, especially napa airport. north and 31 right above the claremont there. oakland berkeley hills. so you've got a pretty good little breeze there. north. wind mount veeder, northwest atlas peak, big rock northwest, nearing the vital fifties on the temps here , clear cold in the morning. lots of thirties but sunny, nice little warmer with a little bit of a breeze more so in the hills than at the surface, but i mean napa airport 48. the only reason they're there is because they have a northeast breezes and if that stops it will drop to about 33 about two minutes, but because they have that breeze that's holding their temp up yet other locations are in the thirties. you can see i mean sonoma's 38 napa 39 could easily be colder american canyon held up by that breeze as well yet uk upper laker in the twenties healdsburg 33 rhona parks 33 fairfax, also at 33 degrees sentence, almo lake tahoe. i don't think they have to make snow, though. no i

probably can't even find him. reno is at 15 and las vegas 35. you can see the system that's into arizona on its way to new mexico. that will give them a lot of snow. we get a break for two days today tomorrow, then rain returns on the weekend with more mountain snow. this will be another cold system coming down from the north, it might last into tuesday. fifties on the temps here tomorrow morning will be called mostly sunny than clouds roll in saturday saturday late morning early afternoon rain begins okay. thank you. steve vice president kamala harris will be in the bay area tomorrow. coming up. we talk about the purpose of her visit and several bay area leaders support a bill to make it easier to force people who suffer from an addiction to get some help. but we come back the reasons this has been such a sensitive issue to talk about.

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prosecutors to eliminate most sentencing enhancement when filing charges now, according to the east bay times, pamela price wrote in a memo that the policy shift is quote an effort to bring balance back to sentencing and reduce recidivism. price has pledged to reform the criminal justice system and reduce incarceration rates. the paper says there could be exceptions for some cases, including human trafficking, hate crimes and child or elder abuse. the policy is expected to be finalized by the end of the month. time is 5 14 santa cruz county show. chronic homelessness has more than doubled over the past three years, recent report to the board of supervisors shows the county needs $78 million a year to reach its goal of reducing homelessness by 25% from 2019 levels by next year. financially the county has a gap of about 39. million dollars a year and expects even less state funding.

moving forward is california deals with its own budget challenges between 2019 and 2022 . the number of people living on the street longer than a year went up from about 400 to about 900. the talks continue to try to put an end to san francisco's drug crisis. the group together sf action, hosted an event last night. they want city leaders to address the rise in illegal drug sales and overdoses with the same seriousness as they did with the covid pandemic. specifically they want the board of supervisors to approve ongoing funding for police overtime. our police department is short 541 officers, and so if we can't continue to use over time we lose the shifts that we have. so we will start losing officers on the street. if this isn't approved by march, 14th, along with an increase in ongoing police effort, the goal is to empower citizens to take political action. the group says more people died of fentanyl

overdoses in the city during the pandemic than from covid time now, 5 15 bay area elected officials are teaming up now to support legislation for statewide conservatorship reform . the goal is to get people who are addicted to drugs or suffering from mental illness into treatment when they can't make the decision for themselves . san francisco mayor london breed is co sponsoring two bills as part of the big city mayors coalition. those measures would modernize california's behavioral system and expand the definition of what is considered gravely disabled. it will focus on people who can't feed, clothe or find shelter for themselves. the court could decide and rule whether those individuals understand their illnesses or make sound decisions. these common sense changes to an outdated law will help make a significant difference for those who are struggling in crisis, whether they have an advocate or

not. the time is now but for those suffering on our streets with no ability to provide for themselves to the mental illness or addiction. we have a moral obligation to demand better from our system. no the family members of the people struggling with mental illness, say their loved ones to run a proverbial merry go round in and out of treatment, and they never really get the help they need. i don't want anyone anywhere anytime to experience the suffering that my family and my son had experienced. so i'm here as a representative voice of families of the most severely mentally ill population. last year as similar attempt to change california's conservatorship rules failed last year at the goods hope that rallying public support now will make the difference. alright 5 17 is the time our weather has been certainly one of our top stories for a while, but a little nice

day today. nice nice data. lot of nice day. good today and tomorrow then we'll have change on the weekend into early next week after that. anybody in there? brother who's a model writer is telling us this this and this. don't believe anything until we get the next week. so let's deal with it, then. could be wet could not be the forecast. miles are all over the place that would be around the 10th through the 16th. they're trying to bring in a really wet pattern, but they're having a tough time with it. but not for the weekend. they're on track for that today. mostly sunny, sunny. it'll be nice boy. i'll tell his phoenix picked up sky harbor picked up 65 100 of rainfall. that's a lot of rain for the desert and scottsdale had snow flagstaff at the weather service office. this is they picked up 140 inches of snow, the snowiest ever for flagstaff at the national weather service. how about that frost? advisory freeze warning is out. there are a few twenties, a lot of thirties, although there is enough of a breeze holding up a few. diablo's had gust of 50 mph right above the claremont there north at 31. so there's some

pretty good gusts in the hills and more of an east northeast at the surface. clear cold morning lots of 30 sunday night will bey little bit warmer, but it' we'ro be below average on the 10th napa airport 48 because they have a northeast breeze. that's why fairfield same thing. you can see thirties forties livermore's 34, fremont's 34 34 santa rosa, but petaluma held up by a little bit of a breeze. walnut creek clayton down there, along with lafayette panel dropped to 33 elsa bronte, hercules 35 kensington 37 36 dublin, but a little puff of a breeze holding pittsburgh and brent went up in the 40 0 in south lake tahoe 15 in reno. that's cold. 32 u k to sacramento's 37. except for a few high clouds. we're all set today and tomorrow for sunshine and nice temps. a little bit below average, though, and then here we go on saturday moves back in sunday looks like a rain day and then off and on rain monday tuesday. this will be a northern system. it'll be a cold front, so temps will struggle again. in fact, they may be in

the low fifties by the weekend again. fifties upper fifties today might seek out of 60 tomorrow, then all changes develop on the weekend. alright steve. thank you. time is 5 20 banning tiktok in the united states another step forward to a bill that would give president biden the ability to ban that platform also this can be a place where they can find healing and hope and connection . we're hearing from a woman about her goal to inspire others who were victims of sexual assault. we'll show you how she's turning that pain into a museum.

morrow. a p i business is the vice president will be in san francisco to attend a roundtable meeting with asian american and pacific islanders. small business owners focusing on small business entrepreneurship . the vice president will also intend to political fundraiser

during her visit to the bay area , and a new report from the city of san francisco pinpoints the number of jobs that were lost in the downtown area. the city's budget and legislative analyst says more than 147,000 jobs were lost in the downtown area and that remote working and other factors were major reasons. hotels restaurants and retail suffered the biggest job losses while tourism bounced back with about 17 million visitors in 2021. but that is still down for more than 26 million before the pandemic and zoom has become the latest bay area tech company announcing layoffs it has eliminated 199 jobs at its headquarters in san jose zoom saw demand for its services surged during the pandemic because of the worldwide need for working meeting and learning remotely. but as people start going back to in person work,

and the schools is less demand resumes videoconferencing our time is 5 23, a young woman who was assaulted that stanford university years ago is now turning her pain into a path forward for others. ktvu jana katsuyama tells us about her partnership with the nonprofit group to open a very special museum. inside a building in san francisco's presidio museums can be so much more than places that show objects. they're trying to change the idea of what a museum can be can be places where you can tell the stories of real people who have real lived experiences, and you can also help build empathy. work of building is still in process. posters and prototypes lined the walls, where the team at the nonprofit futures without violence hopes to build a courage museum. courage to share your story with somebody else can also give license for them

to share their so this can be a place where they can find healing and hope and connection . and as part of that connection , the museum has hired camera crews to capture short films was very scared to share my story with anyone because i saw it as a burden that seemed so stressful, so i better keep it to myself. chanel miller is among the storytellers who are no longer keeping those stories of trauma to themselves hers of being sexually assaulted on stanford university's campus by a student that made national headlines every time i've told my story around sexual assault, it's been in a courtroom or a hospital room or a police station. but in these stories, it's the courage of people pulling through the pain that shot signs in the videos that courage museum is making. each one what they call an empathy mirror where people will be able to sit in a booth. listen and

learn. so many victims are not fighting for harsh sentences or jail time. they're fighting to have somebody look them in the eyes and say i am sorry that i hurt you understand? what i did to you. i will never do it again . the goal not just to look at objects but to look inside the hearts of others and our own. the nonprofit futures without violence says they're currently fundraising and they hope to have this courage museum open by 2025 in san francisco, jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news thank you time 5 26 with the covid-19 emergency ending now, some people may not have access to resources they depended on we'll tell you how one bay area organization still trying to provide as much help as possible . also for the first time since 29 commercial salmon fishing is in danger of being canceled. now this year's water levels affected that decision, despite

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been preparing for one of the coldest mornings this year. and the low temperatures means there is going to be little snow melt in the mountains for a while. we're going to hear from some families who have been stranded in all that snow in southern california. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us. morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's thursday, march 2nd we call today? friday eats friday eve and we call steve paulson. well steve paulson, watch it. what do you just just a minute here on tv? whenever i hear whenever i hear friday, if i think of brian flores, that's where we got it. never forget

the first time. he said it. yeah i was over there at that time you two are here and he goes friday was different. it was different back in the day. the flow of goalby flow. he's up in seattle right now. great guy. i used to be almost neighbors. i'll get going. 34 in santa rosa livermore 34 palo alto's 35 cities 46. there's a little bit of a breeze there. some locations are running warmer. some are running colder. morgen hills, 29 conquered, running colder now. airports running warm. it just depends. it'll be nice today. temperatures will be walking on sunshine today. be careful where you walked over. there will be plenty to go around. cold morning, twenties thirties. lots of sun. there is a little breeze here holding up some of the temps. they're nice, but they're still below average from march. 2nd alright, sal's here. 5 30 something going on? not much there is on foothill and maddox in hayward. there is a crash there if you happen to be in hayward and the however, on the main road on the

freeways, i should say, let's go to highway four. i want to show you what we have here. it looks pretty good. so far, things are getting more crowded. and i think this is the half hour where things start to change a little bit. for these commutes highway 24 is getting just a little bit more crowded, but i still think you're early enough to get a decent commute. especially here on the wristband bridge. we don't see a lot going on and at the bay bridge and also on the same tale bridge, so the bridge is look good, and this is probably about the time things are going to change. one more picture here. 80 westbound looks alright. still from the car keenness bridge all the way into berkeley. 5 31. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. well it is cold this thursday morning, and there's a frost advisory for bay area coastal cities while in other interior parts of the bay area, there's a freeze warning. ktvu sally rasmus is in milpitas and santa clara county, where people pets plants doing their best to stay warm. good morning, ali. good morning davia interior

valleys like the santa clara valley under a freeze warning from now until about nine a.m. the national weather service estimates this morning will be the coldest morning of the week . so anytime the temperature drops like this, santa clara county activates its cold emergency mode, and what that means is that all of the county's libraries become warming centers during daytime hours, like the milpitas library here behind us they serve as those warming centers during regular business hours for people to get a break from the weather. as for the county's on housed residents, overnight shelters opened up, although to get access to them. you do need to call the county's information line to get screened. many of them fill up very quickly for everyone else living and working in the south bay. staying warm is the matter of layering up and planning ahead. of course, i'm wearing sweatshirts and, um sometimes gloves if it's that cold rain jacket, but yeah, we just try to stay warm ourselves and keep the good service going.

when it comes to plants and animals. it's recommended you keep them indoors. and if you can't do that, with your plants, at least moving them to a deck or closer to your home will help . santa clara county will keep its overnight shelter program in place tonight, as well as we ino tomorrow morning live in milpitas. ali rk you, ali will this cold morning hundreds of people are dealing with no electricity, so no heat . some areas in the santa cruz mountains have gone almost a week without electricity. the powerful winter storms knocked down dozens of trees and power lines and cut service are clear . skies now allowed us to see some of the damage and the difficulty when it comes to repairs. the weather conditions , especially the heavy snow prevented us from accessing or equipment that was damaged, so it was solely due to the weather conditions powers out for since friday. generators run out of propane. so do something,

please. pg and e. says a two mile stretch of black road highway 35 in los goddess will be closed today and tomorrow to allow work crews to try to re string those power lines and restore service down in southern california. many people were still trapped in the san bernardino mountains by heavy snows yesterday, even more snow fell in that area, making it even harder for crews to clear the roads. some people say they've been stuck as long as a week in homes and vacation rentals and big bear and lake arrowhead. and some people who work at the resorts up in the mountains can't get back home either. this is like a kind of like a once in a century type of situation, you know there. a lot of snow and a lot of people aren't ready for it. we have not seen a plow on our streets since last wednesday. um luckily for us, we do have a generator because we lost power. and a small number of businesses are

open for people who were stranded, but most of those businesses are closed completely , making it hard for people to find food or get supplies, first responders and county officials say they're trying to plow those roads. but the snow coming down is really made things dangerous . we know we have stranded residents. it is our number one priority. to get to those residents so that they can have the safe environment that we hope to provide to them. not saying bernardino county was included in governor newsom's new state of emergency declaration that came last night i spoke to him for the governor says extra state crews are in the area now to help people and the state is trying to get more snowplows and road crews out there as well. millions of americans are seeing a decrease in their snap food benefits. at the beginning of the pandemic, congress passed a temporary boost to the supplemental nutrition assistance program, but that boost just expired so

recipients will receive about $90 less per month. michael altfest from the alameda county community food bank, talk to us here at ktvu about how the change will affect people around the bay area. he also talked about what the food bank is doing to help those in need. in order to make that up. we're going to have to purchase more food, which means we're going to need more funding right now. our food budget and just in the first seven months of our fiscal years up $2.7 million from last year, so we've got a lot of work to do in order to fill that gap. the fact is, food banks were never set up to fill gaps that large. yeah so the other big part of this is from our policy and advocacy work. we're turning to federal government. state government, local government seeking help. he also said governor newsom promised an extra $60 million for food bank funding this year, but community support and donations still needed. the biden ministrations is announcing a new effort today to target people cheating the covid financial relief programs

. the white house will ask congress for more than $1.6 billion to clean up the fraud. money will be used to prosecute cases and prevent identity theft . many applicants of the paycheck protection program were not properly screened. $164 billion were estimated in the fraudulent unemployment claims, and the administration says the new effort will help get back some of that money that was stolen our time, not 5, 37, political analysts say. if the u . s. supreme court strikes down president biden student loan forgiveness plan democrats are going to use that issue against republicans during this week's or alarm. argument the supreme court's conservative majority indicated they will probably ruled that the debt cancelation program is unconstitutional. analysts say the white house could then turn up the political heat on republicans, while deflecting criticism from disappointed borrowers who are demanding some relief. well the drop in bart ridership has made planners cut back on plans to

build a second trans bait to blind. the latest design chose leaders now considering a rail crossing with underground tracks that connect to the salesforce transit center in san francisco , officials put during the transportation meeting said there's not enough ridership to pay for building a second bar, too. the price tag for the original project about $29 billion bart ridership is down about 40% compared to pre pandemic levels. full power. and withdraw. coming. go, calvin, um . a four member space crew headed to the international space station this morning. that was the launch of the spacex falcon rocket carrying the dragon spacecraft blasted off from florida in the middle of the night. the crew consists of a russian cosmonaut, an astronaut from the united arab emirates and two americans, including warren holberg, who received a master's and phd at cal. their mission includes

scientific studies and preparing for human orbit exploration. pam why didn't they call us before they left? they wave. they did wait. okay you're forgiven. alright steve paulson has your weather forecast for thursday morning. how's it looks? looks cold out there have been outside. mr feels everything. gold good morning, says chris henry. thank you, chris. chris a good guy here. he trust him. 101. it feels like january 2nd out there 29 degrees in morgen hill now i also we get temperatures as well. i see. there are shows 34, but i certainly believe chris and martin 33. i'm happy to report that it was missing for a long time. well, the temperature was not the town of but gilroy is back on the panel here at 33. not far away. i did see a 29 hollister's at 31 look at scotts valley, 32. boulder creek, 29. campbell. and loss goddess are into the mid thirties. they're frosted advisory or freeze warning is out to ali's been

mentioning that already for the santa clara, but there's some go to. i think it goes till nine am. i have to change that. i'll get my crack team of 10 people on that in just a 2nd march first season totals. dodge ridge 545 inches of snow boreal 541 palisades title. 5 39, central sierra snow lab, uc berkeley, 5 31 kirkwood over 500 mammoth over 500 bear valley will go over 500 this weekend and homewood might as well at 4 83 heavenly has 4 53 or 53. so where does that put us up their way up there in the high tops of the drifts. we have a snow water equivalent of 44 inches of water , southern sierras 236% of normal just that deserves a while. it really does. we do have a few high clouds to the north. but overall, the main system is now into arizona. it was giving flagstaff record snow for flagstaff at the national weather service office for the season. they now have 140 inches of snow and scottsdale had snow

this morning. wow. fifties on the temps 54 to 58 clear cold morning there is enough of a breeze is holding up a few. not all but a few napa airport 48. ah that's the only reason they're northeast breeze. same for fairfield, brentwood. also a little bit of a breeze. we don't wanna crease at 33 palo alto 35. santa rosa shows 34 33 now woodside and atherton. mental park, stanford 34 redwood cities , and they're looking at 30 san mateo, belmont at pacifica. 48 montara beaches is 47th. zero sounds like tahoe thirties for sacramento, fresno, bakersfield , monterey's at 37 degrees crescent city, 36. we are in between systems we get except for a few high clouds today and tomorrow look good rain returns and snow on the weekend should be about late morning saturday afternoon or early saturday afternoon. it'll take us into sunday monday and maybe even tuesday fifties on the temps for the way we're looking here tomorrow morning. nice cold, but nice. we'll have a decent day and then we clouded up and rain returns on the weekend. all

right. thank you. steve one bay area city has turned around its housing plan after it was denied by the state. coming up the changes berkeley made to get approval. we literally can't even call people back. i would think hundreds, if not thousands of cases mounting problems with california's employment development department, with many of its clients will tell you about cases where people were approved to get benefits years ago, but now they're being told t

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5 44 new berkeley police report about cart that shows signs of a national trend, police say since december, stolen kia and hyundai vehicles were 38% of the car

stolen in berkeley if that's some car models increased across the country because of social media post showing how easy they are the steel the earlier car models don't have an engine immobilizer. the carmakers now are giving free software updates to make their car cars harder to steal. a new lawsuit is targeting amazon for selling a product one animal rights group says is illegal in california. that product is called asia. whoa now it is a key ingredient in some chinese supplements believed to treat bleeding, dizziness and insomnia. the suit filed in san mateo county claims donkeys are being slaughtered to produce the supplement. attorney matt hammond is a civil and animal rights attorney in san francisco, he says in 1998, california enacted proposition six, which outlaws the sale of horse body parts for human consumption, and that includes donkeys. they call them herbal supplements, but herb webster's

dictionary defines it as a plant or part of a plant and donkeys. as far as i'm we're not plants. specifically the lawsuit asks for all of these companies to stop selling the product. amazon is just one of several companies named in that lawsuit. our time is now 5 46. we're learning now of new problems with california employment development department. some people who received unemployment benefits during the pandemic are now being told by the diblasio for those benefits, and now they have to pay the money back. we talked to a bay area school teacher who lost their second job as a restaurant server. at the beginning of the pandemic. she applied for unemployment. benet fits and was paid in 2020. but although the e d d approved her claim now it says she was not eligible and claims she was overpaid. more than $13,000. so the state began garnishing her teaching pay even before she

could appeal. i was actually horrified. i started crying. i mean, i was just so embarrassed . i couldn't believe this happened. i mean, i i've never paid a bill late in my life. i have excellent credit. um and then just you know the fact that they reached out to my school about this. it's just it was a nightmare, she says every paycheck she pays back, almost $800 lawyer says she's not alone . he says he's been contacted by hundreds of people in the same situation. that's what's so bizarre. i don't understand, and the hasn't explained how it approved people only then 23 years later to say we shouldn't have approved you. but why don't you pay us back? well it seems to me if the e d d made the mistake the should eat that cost. and there's another problem just days ago that school teacher receives somebody else's paperwork with personal information, social security

number and phone number . even the employment history can included. ktvu contacted the d. they wouldn't answer our specific questions, but they did stress the need for people to meet eligibility requirements. a house panel advanced a bill that would give president biden the authority to ban tiktok in the united states. the house foreign affairs committee voted 24 to 16 for the data act. if passed by the full house and senate, it would allow president biden to enact a nationwide ban on apps that are deemed a national security threat. tiktok has been under scrutiny for its potential to share user information with the chinese government. it's not about the chinese people. this is about the communist chinese party about the data collection they're doing on on americans, not to mention chinese that it should not be on a government phone. tiktok called the bill quote little more than political theater time now. 5 48,

california may ban commercial salmon fishing for the first time since 29 state wildlife officials they depopulation of chinook salmon along the pacific coast has dropped to its lowest level in 15 years. the continuing drought in california is to blame because salmon depend on rivers and streams where they spawn now the final plan for the commercial and record salmon season will be marriage. 5 49 is the time we want to check in with sal on traffic. there's a new problem on interstate 80 cell. that's right. it's right in berkeley between berkeley and emeryville, right on the boundary there, and it's an injury crash. we have it on camera. it's west 80 right here in berkeley. it's blocking lanes just right near ashby avenue and the fire department and medics have arrived. a couple of lines are taken away. on the east

shore freeway, and that is obviously bad news because the shore doesn't need any help in getting really slow. if you're listening at home, and you live in vallejo or richmond, and you have to make your way to oakland get on the road early. this is an injury crash. you see, the fire truck is blocking a couple of lanes there. also we just got word of a stalled vehicle on the richmond saying rafael bridge now they're just about to send that caltrans tow truck out there to try and get it out. but this might. bay bridge doesn't look all that slow, although that h on the shore may actually hold from geu may want to go if you get there say mateo bridge has a decent commute right now. you can see traffic is moving along. well i do want to mention only welling boulevard at paradise boulevard in alameda county near hayward. there is a vehicle versus pedestrian crash there. uh, and

this is looking pretty bad. so llewellyn boulevard at paradise boulevard. avoid that area. now it's 5 50. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you, sir. well we have clear cold conditions, enough of a breeze, maybe holding a few of especially up around napa county parts of sonoma county, but otherwise it's a cold morning. clear, cold freeze. mornings are out, frost advisors told nine o'clock sunday. nice there is a teeny bit of a breeze, but more so in the hills thirties forties on the temp cities down to 44 remember, they had 39 yesterday. want to create those? 33 fremont livermore 34 napa airport because of the northeast breezes being held up yet i'm sure not far away. you can find much colder than that. to the north upper twenties yukio upper lake in their middletown is close. mid thirties around healdsburg, cloverdale rohnert park, fairfax down to 32 sentence summary 34 ross that 35 sonoma napa if it has to be a teeny bit of a breeze, otherwise they'd be colder than that american canyon valley in the forties, richmond

shows 33 down to the monterey peninsula in santa cruz. a lot of thirties there, including pebble at 38. that's cold. carmel's at 35, degrees 33. soquel and the water temps continue to be incredibly cold for early march 49 degree buoy temperature point arena, bodega bay point reyes and san francisco bowie. you probably won't see that again for a long time on march, 2nd south lake tahoe zero. you guys in the thirties or twenties sacramento , fresno, bakersfield in there as well. phoenix 42 that is good 12 degrees below average, if not more. i'll wait till they tweeted out. but the snow and flagstaff in scottsdale today and just a ton of snow, digging out for much of this year for another day or two until the next system arrives, which would be saturday evening overnight sunday, and maybe all the way into monday night and tuesday, not a big rain producer, but it will be more snow in the mountains and more rain for us fifties on the temps tomorrow morning. be called again and nice. increasing clouds. rain starts at late morning early afternoon on saturday. thank

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pt is about to become even more prevalent online open. ai, the creator of the chat pot announced it is opening access to other businesses. now companies will be able to integrate the chat functionality on their platforms. businesses such as snap, quisling and instacart are looking to use the chat, but to offer more accessibility for users, analysts say. companies are eager to use the new technology to stay ahead of their competitors. general motors plans to lay off hundreds of salaried employees. the job cuts will affect about 500 workers, according to the company. the layoffs are reviews. reports also say the car makers looking to save increase profits. currently gm has about 81,000 workers worldwide. walmart's raising its minimum wage, and employees will see that change in their pace. starting today, workers who stock shelves and help customers will now get $14 an hour. that's

roughly a 17% jump about 340,000 store employees will get that raise, according to walmart's president. the race comes in an effort to strengthen jobs and invest in workers are time now 5 56 as we get closer now to the busy summer travel months, airlines are changing thousands of flight schedules. the airlines published the jewels about a year ahead of departure and as a flight date gets closer, airlines often have to change the departure time or canceled the flight altogether. based on demand if you've already booked a flight for may , june, july or august, there is a chance your departure time or day of travel has changed. usually the scheduled change, maybe only a couple of minutes. but in many cases it could be hours and then the most extreme situations your flight could change to a new day. the experts recommend downloading your airlines app and check your itinerary regularly. well, beloved hot dog chain is closing

its location in walnut creek. casper's says there's store on newell hill plays will shut down on april 16th after being open for 40 years, the family run business said in a statement. they hope that customers will find a new favorite location. casper's restaurants are still open in pleasant hill, dublin, hayward, oakland and enrichment. well friends and fans are mourning the loss of a familiar face who brought a special rhythm to san francisco's market street. larry hunts drumming drew crowds to the powell street cable car turnaround for years many of us have seen was known as bucket man. he played a homemade drum kit made of five gallon drums, water jugs and other odds and ends. his cause of death was not released. but friends told us here at ktvu. they believe it was an overdose . larry hunt was 64 years old. wonderful man. golden state warriors could see

steph curry, their su soon. thes say staff is and he was recently checked out again. he's court workload to include scrimmaging outth warriors say. if there's no setback staff will be back in the lineup soon after missing the last nine games. the warriors, by the way tonight will play the clippers at chase center. your kid to school. you don't expect this to happen. community in the north bay is morning after a teenager was stabbed and killed at a school by a fellow student. we'll show you the incredible video that classroom fight moments before the stabbing occurred. plus today is kind of day for all of us to clean up and do it, do everything that we need to do. the cleanup effort continues up in the sierra as the governor issued a state of emergency to help those residents dig out from all of the snow with the recent storms main for california snow back. and the

drought. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. february 2nd. can't get tired of that view. look at that head up to the mountains for now, steve, we're going to get more locals would prefer you not get back to their house. they need to clear it out. first incredible drifts up there. just incredible drifts they have today and tomorrow before more snow arrives will be mostly clear today. there's a few high clouds coming down, but they will, they will fall apart. they wash out. so we're we'll be walking on sunshine. not yet, but we will be cold morning. twenties thirties, lots of sun. there's a little bit of a breeze more so in the hills than at the surface. and temperatures today, bumping up but still below average across the board. all right, sounds all of a sudden became a busy man, where we

starting this time in berkeley on 80 westbound right between ashby and powell, so it's right on the boundary there. between those two cities. there's a crash and the lanes are taken away here. two left lanes, medics and fire department a lot of chp on the scene here, and the traffic is getting busy in g up all the way into the el cerrito area already and it's just going to get worse. even when they get the crash out. i think it's going to happen. impact this is a look at westbound richmond san rafael bridge. there was a stalled vehicle on the bridge doesn't seem to be a big backup. maybe they'll get it out of the way soon. hopefully, this is a look at the bay bridge toll plans that is backed up as well. i do want to mention that if you're in the cherry land area of hayward, east llewellyn boulevard at paradise boulevard , avoid that area for a very serious crash. 601 let's get back to the headlines. all right . thank you, sal topping our news. a sad story. and this morning, we are getting new video of that fight that led to

a stabbing death of a student in santa rosa. today the community is in mourning and looking for solutions. ktvu zac sos live outside montgomery high school where classes have been canceled for today, zack. yeah and we'll classes have been canceled. support services will be offered for students at a nearby church . later today, a small memorial has been set up outside the school candles have been burning through the night. the victim just 16 years old family members identifying the slain teen as jayden yanta, a junior at the school. 15 year old freshman now charged with his murder. meantime we are learning some new details from police about the moments leading up to the fight yesterday morning, police say jaden and one other junior entered in art class they weren't assigned to and started a fight with the suspect, a teacher able to temporarily break up that fight by moments later, the suspect allegedly pulled out a folding knife and stabbed the two juniors jane

dying at the hospital students families family members gathering outside the school yesterday to comfort each other . ktvu spoke with jane's grandmother who says her daughter jane's mother is struggling. how is she going to get through this? how do you let her bury her baby? i don't understand. he was a good boy. he was kind hearted, sweet, loving general. and already questions being raised about whether something could have been done to prevent this. it's still unclear what started the fight, but police say the three had been involved in altercations in the past the other 16 year old involved now recovering from his injuries, meaning while the 15 year old suspect facing a number of charges, including attempted homicide and homicide. live in santa rosa zac sos. ktvu fox. two news, right, zack. thank you and responding to the stabbing

the santa rosa school districts and the message home to students , families and staff, it said in part, wednesday was the darkest day anyone can remember at montgomery high school, please know that our immediate focus is on ensuring the safety and mental well being of our students and staff in the aftermath of this horrific act of violence. and some of the students there in montgomery high. now, one community resource officers brought back to the school campus. three years ago, the school board removed those officers from the campus after the death of george floyd in minneapolis. recently santa rosa school district officials debated bringing back those community resource officers after hearing complaints from students and teachers about the lack of security. time is 604 turning now to san jose, where the police have been at a house all night, part of an investigation into explosives and possible illegal drugs. central p police and the bomb squad first went to that home one potomac court

yesterday afternoon. they didn't give us many details would say they arrested one person for possessing explosives. police say they will be out there for at least 24 hours. governor gavin newsom announced a state of emergency in more than a dozen counties because of the recent storms. the governor issued the proclamation last night in 13 counties. they are mostly in southern california in the sierra, but sonoma county is also on that list. the proclamation activates the national guard to support crews working to clean up debris left from the recent storms. speaking of the storms, we are getting some new information about that avalanche near palisades tahoe ski resort, temporary evacuation shelter has opened at a community center in truckee, the avalanche affected about 100 homes in one part of olympic valley, snow slammed into a three story condo. look at those pictures. it forced four of the 70 units to evacuate. some of the windows at the complex was

shattered. all of this shocked a man who was running a separate condo right down the road. it's crazy, you know, it's like, uh, we knew that you know, we're staying right here at the basis of ah, the palisades. and yeah, it was just wild like our family were freaked out. we didn't know whether we should go to the hotel. no one was hurt in the avalanche. the plastic county sheriff's office is working with the sierra avalanche center had determined when residents can safely go back home. the avalanche zone by the way, is blocked off with caution tape right now. data from the national weather service shows. the sierra currently has the most snow in the entire country . california has not seen this much snow between october and february since 19 70 the snowpack is 150% of normal in northern california, 190% in the central part of the state and 224% of normal in the southern zone. going forward. it just

looks like those numbers are going to increase and that's going to help us not only with short term drought, but hopefully with the long term drought as well. on new year's day, california's sixth largest mega reservoirs were 36% full two months later. they are 61% full sounds good, but still short of the 86% average time. now 607. there's a new poll out about whether governor gavin newsom should run for president, quinnipiac university poll says most california voters don't want governor newsom to run for president next year 70% of california voters in that survey opposed the idea of gavin newsom joining the presidential race, including 54% of democrats. 22% of the people surveyed support the idea of newsome running for president. los angeles mayor karen bass is endorsing east bay congresswoman barbara lee in her race to replace diane feinstein in the

u. s senate mayor bass said congresswoman lee would bring principal den tenacious leadership to california right now. two other members of congress are also running to replace senator feinstein, southern california congress members adam schiff. and katie porter and the very same day the mayor bass indoors. barbara lee congressman adam schiff rolled out a long list of endorsements from up and down california a list of more than 70 mayors. county supervisors, said the council members and other local leaders includes san francisco supervisors aaron peskin and matt dorothy. california's primary election is just over a year away. it is scheduled for march 5th of next year. the talks continued to try to put an end to san francisco's drug crisis. the group together sf action hosted an event last night. they want city leaders to address the rise in illegal drug sales and overdoses with the same seriousness as they did

with the covid pandemic. specifically they want the board of supervisors to approve ongoing funding for police overtime. our police department is short 541 officers, and so if we can't continue to use over time we lose the shifts that we have. so we will start losing officers on the street. if this isn't improved by march, 14th along with an increased an ongoing police effort. the goal is to empower citizens to take political action. the group points out. more people died of fentanyl overdoses in the city during the pandemic than from covid your time now, 609 new figures from santa cruz county show chronic homelessness has more than doubled over the past three years, and the recent report of the board of supervisors shows the county needs $78 million a year to reach a goal of reducing homelessness by 25. percent. from the 2019 levels by next year. financially the county has a gap of about $39 million a

year and expects less state funding going forward as california's dealing with its own budget challenges between 2019 and 2022. people living on the street longer than a year rose from about 400 to more than 900. time now is 6 10. we have a problem on the east or freeway that is causing big problems between the car keenness bridge and the mcarthur maze. it's a crash in berkeley west 80 right near ashby in the left lanes. now they've made some progress in clearing it, but it really is going to almost double your commute time this morning at this time of the morning, it usually takes about 25 minutes. now, look, it's more than 50 minutes, almost an hour here to do this commute, so give yourself time. meanwhile the bay bridge it's just a little lighter. people are coming in, but they're going to be held up on 80. i also want to mention that the same mateo bridge looks okay. the richmond bridge still looks ok. despite there being a

stalled vehicle, they might have gotten it out of the way rather quickly. south big commute is still pretty quiet when we come back next time, i'm going to check in on bart, because we've had a couple of delays. they're related to train problem. i will talk about that coming up in just a few 6 10. let's get back to the desk. thank you. sal is women's history month in despite some progress, the gender pay gap still remains in the united states. we're going to take a look at why it seems to be stuck for the last 20 years. proposal to expand conservatorships in california by some local mayors supported as a way to deal with the homelessness

old one south lake tahoe is to below blue canyon. 28 bucatini had about four ft of snow. by the way, truckee is seven. and if you're heading up today's okay, tomorrow is okay. but snow returns on saturday. so, pam,

grab the keys. come on, let's go . the roads are clear. roads are clear time now. 6 13 will. berkeley's housing plan has been approved by state officials. the plan allows berkeley to get state funding and move forward with the plan to build almost nine 9000 new homes over the next eight years, the state rejected berkeley's first plan said it needed to identify more locations for new housing, so the city made changes to the plan that was approved all cities and counties in california, where required to turn in proposals to the state about how they plan to build more housing in the years to come. several bay area elected leaders are behind a movement to reform california's conservatorship laws. ktvx andre senior joins us now in studio to talk about the proposal. how it's different from current roles. and why supporters want to see change. andre. good morning, pam. the idea is to get people many of whom are living on the streets. the help they need to take care of themselves.

they may be addicted to drugs or suffering from mental illness. officials say current laws leave this vulnerable segment of our population to fend for themselves. san francisco, maryland and breed in san jose mayor matt mehan or among those backing legislation for statewide conservative ship reform, where breed is co sponsoring two bills as part of the big city mayor coalition. the measures would modernize california's behavioral system and broadened the definition of what's considered gravely disabled. it would focus on those who cannot feed, clothe or find shelter for themselves. courts could rule whether these individuals understand their illness or make sound decisions. these common sense changes to an outdated law will help make a significant difference for those who are struggling in crisis, whether they have an advocate or not. the time is now but for those suffering on our streets with no ability to provide for themselves to the mental illness or addiction, we have a moral obligation to demand better. from our system and facilitate their recovery. families of

those struggling with addictions or mental illness say their loved ones are in the proverbial merry go round in and out of treatment and never truly getting the help they need. i don't want anyone anywhere anytime to experience the suffering that my family and my son have experienced. so i'm here as a representative voice of families of the most severely mentally ill population. last year, a similar attempt to change the state's conservative ship rules stalled in the legislature. but the hope this time is that rallying public support can make all the difference. this legislation will likely face opposition from advocates for the mentally ill and homeless. they're concerned that government law enforcement and the courts will deny individuals of their individual civil rights date back to you. alright, andre thank you times 6 16. but many people aren't surprised to hear that the gender pay gap in this country has not decreased much for almost two decades. there's a new study that says since 22 on average women earn about 82

cents for every dollar that a man earns those jobs includes things like childcare and frontline healthcare workers. in the meantime, women are remarkably underrepresented in high paying jobs and then executive jobs. women have been held down for centuries already in this country, and they continue to be we have, you know, large segments of the workforce concentrated in industries that we undervalued primarily because women and particularly women of color to disproportionately fulfill those positions. now the pay inequity of really affects the latino women the most they earned just 65% as much as white males last year, black women are in 70% as much asian women are the closest earning 93% of what white men are earning. the extra say there is progress possible. 6 17 is the time. let's check in with

sal for a look at our commute pretty busy at the toll plaza. it's busy at the toll plaza behind you there, but it's also busy getting to it. pam and dave westbound 80 right before or right after ashby. there it looks like there's a crash or and it's been there for a while . it's right down there, but the damage is done. it's a 56 minute drive. from the car keenest bridge to the mcarthur maze 56 minutes. usually at this time, it's about 30, maybe a little less so we are adding almost double your time between the kirk in his bridge and berkeley this morning. if you're talkingt alludeddge. looks okay. 80 year around the area is fine. i do want to mention bart because bart has no green line service between barry sn daly city station because of training issues in a 20 minute delay on the bay fair line because of equipment issues will keep up with bart for you. 6 18. let's

talk about the, uh, about the weather with steve. all right, sal. thank you, sir. i'll get this out here. tahoe weather very good on twitter. this image was retweeted so many times i couldn't find the original. and so i had to take a retweet from tim sweeney. this was sent by a friend somewhere in tahoe. just incredible amounts of snow, and there's more on the way we're not done yet. march 1st season totals dodge ridge 545, oreo 5 41 palisades tahoe almost 5 40 central sierra snow episode of springs 531 kirkwood 5 26 mammoth 5 21 bear valley will go over 500 this weekend. homewood could get there by the time we get to monday and tuesday. so that puts us at 189% of normal fothat's kind of the key, though 44% that's a lot of snow

soon. it's snowing in tucson, right, pam? yes ma'am. just got pictures. flagstaff snowiest ever. 140 inches is for the season that's at the national weather service office. scottsdale had snow about that. pretty incredible. we get the clearing frost advisories out or freeze warning depends. there's enough of a breeze for a few to keep the temp up. but for others, it's in the twenties and thirties. fifties on the thames, 54 to 58 should cover most of the spread. there's always a few outliers but a little more of a breeze in the hills. not too bad at the surface, so sandra fell wanted creek, san carlos and campbell mid fifties. yesterday i pushed you up a few degrees today. 58 58 57 58 still below average, though. thirties on the temps are forties napa airport down to 39. same for fairfield so that breeze must be kind of lighting up, letting up a little bit, but still twenties north you kaya, upper lake middletown in their thirties here showing up as you might imagine, so frost and freeze warning and even down to the monterey peninsula down to pebble and caramel, socal's 33 santa cruz

at 35 cold degrees and those water temps unbelievably called you may not see this again for a long time on march, 2nd 49 degrees bodega bay point reyes.d tomorrow looks good system on the way it late morning early afternoon, take us into sunday, maybe monday, and alsoe. well the famed cherry blossoms of washington, d c are starting to bloom early, coming up. the reason climate change could limit the beauty along the potomac river in the future. and a california couple now suing their fertility clinic, saying workers implanted the wrong embryo, and they say it puts their child at risk. oooohhh, it is cold outside time to protect your vehichle from winters wrath of course the hot sun can be tough on vehicles too

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clinic the clinicthey say they d not to pass their families, so they chose to undergo vitro fertilization at the huntington's reproductive center in pasadena. however their attorneys say the wrong embryo was transferred to melissa. and it carried the exact gastric cancer gene jason had that led to life altering stomach removal surgery. breaks my heart. to know that he has to go through that when he didn't it wasn't his choice. it was never supposed to be that that way. i was devastated. i felt like i was diagnosed with cancer for the second time again. the couple also accuses the fertility clinic of trying to cover up its mistake. a medical report the couple requested from the clinic showed handwritten

notes indicating that the embryo carried the gene that causes the stomach cancer that jason was diagnosed with. but when the request when they requested the full medical records from the clinic, they say they received an altered version with the handwritten notes removed. a federal judge says starbucks violated labor laws hundreds of times during a unionization drive in new york. now the judge has ordered starbucks to reinstate seven workers who were fired as well as reopen a closed location in buffalo, new york, the national labor relations board judge also is requiring the company's ceo howard schultz , to record a reading of employees rights to be distributed to all us employees. it comes as a senate committee will decide whether to subpoena starbucks ceo over allegations of union busting and labor violations if the vote passes next week, howard schultz would be required to appear before the committee later this month, senator bernie sanders, who chairs the committee, says he

asked for the vote because schultz has not responded to repeated requests to provide information to the committee. chick fil a is coming to emeryville. the popular chicken restaurants website lists a location on 40th street right near the target store there, and there are signs up on the fences, saying coming soon there are more than 20. other chick fil a restaurants around the bay area, the restaurants set to open march 30th. washington d. c s famed cherry blossoms are showing up a little early this year, partially because of climate change, the national park service says. the trees are said to hit peak bloom at the end of the month. that is earlier than usual, and the early bloom means the trees could be at risk because there's still a chance for some late season cold and that could damage the blossoms, scientists say warmer and more unpredictable winters from climate change is making the blooms of the cherry blossoms. harder to predict as well but beautiful video from the area.

laid off cafeteria workers at meta claim they are being treated unfairly what they want from the tech company that other workers already get. and some south bay people waking up in the cold this morning without any electricity will tell you why it's taken nearly a week to restore their power.

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news this morning's on team. alright as we take you live to the opening bell this morning sales four stock sales force based in san francisco, set to jump almost 16% after a solid earnings report there. they've been cutting costs and macy's joins other retailers reporting a strong holiday quarter. however a cautious outlook for the year ahead seems to be the trend for the retailers will get you all your numbers. business news coming up here on mornings onto thank you for waking up with us. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark thursday morning. it's february. 2nd sky looks clear behind us. steve paulson looks right there in front of us. i was wondering where you were going to you were match match the sunrise there with your talent and shirt combo . i planned it that way. very nice. mhm few high clouds, no biggie thirties on the temps. as mr clark said, yes, it's cold out there for some. for many. there are a few upper twenties, but we will rebound with a nice

day. it will be mostly sunny night. anything higher cloud right there. no biggie. but today, temperatures will be walking on sunshine. that should be a song shouldn't lows. twenties thirties some forties, lots of sun. there is a pretty good breeze in the hills, but we'll still be below average on the temps. unfortunately we have a lot of traffic issues here. 80. where are we going? we do and i'm just kind of trying to figure out here if the easter freeway will recover. from that earlier crash. it's still there can put it up for you here. it's 80 westbound, just near ashby avenue, and the commute is now taking an hour from the car kenya's bridge to the mcarthur maze. that is some incredible time there, and that's because this crash right there has been there for a while. westbound 80 just after ashby and it's been there now for about 40 minutes, and that's just done a number on this commute. if you are driving from valeo or from hercules or richmond, and you want to get

the oakland 80 is not going to be your friend this morning. let's go to the bay bridge. that commute is moderate if you are driving into san francisco san mateo bridge is also moderately heavy. i want to mention that if you're driving on interstate 80, you might see a fire from near the freeway here. it's not visible in this camera is just behind, but there's a fire on city streets. fire department is on the scene. 6 32, let's go back to the desk. thank you. well you heard steve freeze warnings in effect for most inland parts of the bay area until nine a.m. that includes most of santa clara county, ktvu . zahle rasmus is in milpitas. now you have the details of the county's cold weather, emergency plans and it's pretty cold where you are right. yeah, and it was cold weather. emergency plans go into effect in santa clara county anytime the overnight temperature drops below 40 degrees, and during daytime hours, that means that all of santa clara county's libraries

become official designated warming centers. first people to come in and get a break from the cold. it also means that the county activates its overnight shelters. for housed residents. those overnight shelters are open. they were open overnight, although to get access to them. you need to call this the county's information line to get screened. many of them fill up very quickly. the national weather service estimates this morning will be the coldest of the week. the secret is not what you wear about how many layers you wear. you know you were two or three extra layers and makes all the difference if you're not able to bring them in, you can definitely bring them on the back patio into a garage. and if they're still too big, like i wasfore, if you make sure to deep root water them, they're definitely going to have a much better chance of getting through this cold weather. she's talking about plants, gardeners and homeowners with plants outside, want to make sure that they protect them against this cold weather. when we have that

freeze, warning, it is in effect until nine a.m. for most of santa clara county and many inland parts of the bay area, santa clara county will keep its overnight shelter program and its emergency. operations program open again tonight as it is expected to be another cold one reporting live in milpitas ali rasmus ktvu. fox two news. alright thank you, ali. well hundreds of people are without power in this very cold weather. some people in the santa cruz mountains have gone almost a week without power. the strong winter storms knocked down dozens of trees and power lines and cut service. the clear skies we're seeing now is allowing us to see some of the damage and hear about the difficulties when it comes to making those repairs. weather conditions, especially the heavy snow prevented us from accessing or equipment that was damaged, so it was solely due to the weather conditions powers out since friday. generators run out of propane. so do something,

please. now pg and e. says a two mile stretch of black road to highway 35 loss goddess will be closed today and tomorrow to allow work crews to try to get those power lines fixed and restore service time now, 6 35 in southern california will you look at the snow people are still trapped in the san bernardino mountains by all the heavy snow yesterday, even more snow fell in that area, making it even harder for crews to clear the roads. some of the people have been stuck in homes and vacation, ran those in places like big bear lake ara hood had where as long as a week and some of the people who work at the resort in the mountains. they can't go home either. this is like a kind of like, once in a century type of situation, you know there. a lot of snow and a lot of people aren't ready for it. we have not seen a plow on our streets since last wednesday . um luckily for us, we do have

a generator because we lost power. a small number of businesses are open for the people who were stranded, but most of the businesses have been closed entirely, making it harder to get some food or supplies, first, responders and county officials say they've been trying to plow those roads, but the snow coming down makes things treacherous. we know we have stranded residents. it is our number one priority to get to those residents so that they can have the safe environment that we hope to provide to them. the same brother dino county was included in governor newsom's new state of emergency declaration last night. a spokesman for the governor says extra state crews are on the ground in the area to help people and the state wants to get more snowplows and road crews out there as well. millions of americans are seeing a decrease in their snap food benefits. at the beginning of the pandemic, congress passed a temporary boost to the supplemental nutrition assistance program, but that

boost just expired so recipients will receive about $90 less per month, michael altfest from the alameda county community food bank, talk to us here at ktvu about how the change will affect people around the bay area. he also talked about what the food bank is doing to help those in need. in order to make that up. we're going to have to purchase more food, which means we're going to need more funding right now. our food budget and just in the first seven months of our fiscal years up $2.7 million from last year, so we've got a lot of work to do in order to fill that gap. the fact is, food banks were never set up to fill gaps that large. yeah so the other big part of this is from our policy and advocacy work. we're turning to federal government. state government, local government seeking help. he also said governor newsom promised an extra $60 million for food bank funding this year in the state budget, but community support and donations are still needed. alright, time

is 6 37. we need to go to south right now. he'll help you get to where you need to go. how's it? look it looks very slow, and i think that the issue or freeway is our biggest problem. so we're going to start there. it's taking a quite a while. to get to the berkeley area. now they just clear the crash on 80. it was right near ashby. they just did it a few moments ago, but the damage is done and you can see that it's going to take more than an hour to drive from the car. keenness bridge to the mcarthur maze. give yourself plenty of time. more people are going to be arriving at the toll plaza. this is going to be filled in. salmon tail bridge looks a little bit heavier. now some people may be avoiding the toll plaza richmond bridge. let's check on that. there's a little bit of slowing there as well. and there's a stall bigwig eastbound 24 right before the tunnel and oakland that's the non commute direction and just want to let you know it's there. 6 38. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. all right , sal, or whether it be nice. today we will take a look,

though at the season totals on snow as of yesterday. i don't think anything was added to that in the last 24 hours. but if you're thinking, man somebody has to have over five inches of for the season. you're right. there are a bunch dodge ridge outfront 5 45 orioles up there. 5 41 palisades tahoe just shy of 5 40, central sierra snow lab, uc berkeley, central sierra snow they have 5 31. there is around soda springs, kirkwood 5 26 mammoth 521 bear valley will go over 500 this weekend, sunday or monday and homewood might as well they're at 43 heavenly as i think for 53 something like that. for the yes serious, no data. it's just how many how many have been talking the drifts get central series, almost 200% of normal southern to 36 statewide average about 1 90 snow water equivalent. that's the key 44 inches of liquid. speaking of snow, and i am flagstaff had 20 to 24 inches. there's snowiest ever season ever. with 140 for the season at

the national weather service. scottsdale had snow tucson has snow, and it's sticking on the ground at 33 degrees. that's impressive. for early march. we get mostly sunny skies. it'll be nice, but frost advisories out now. for some, there's enough of a puff of a breeze to hold the temps up. but there are a few twenties and low thirties so fifties on the tabs 54 to 58 looks good today looks good tomorrow. changes start on saturday with clouds and some rain moving back in you guys. thank you. well inflation. it's been hitting us all right in the wallet, and that's really apparent and beer sales. why? one brand says even though they're selling less beer, they're making more money. alright let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with the other stories we're following for you this morning. good morning. good morning, you two. we're going to focus on health. this morning, a fitness instructor suffered a cardiac arrest was rushed to the hospital just in time why doctors described what happened as a widowmaker heart attack and the woman's warning to others

about puzzling symptoms. she brushed off just days before and it's home to the world's largest monopoly board game. now one bay area city will have its own rendition in the next hour. how you can help mr monopoly figure out which san jose landmarks should occupy those key spots on the board. stay with us.

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the money back. we talked to a bay area school teacher who lost her second job is a restaurant server at the beginning of the pandemic. she applied for unemployment benefits and was paid back in 2020. but although the d approved her claim now it says she was not eligible. claimed she was overpaid. more than $13,000. so the state started garnishing her teaching pay even before she could appeal. i was actually horrified . i started crying. i mean, i was just so embarrassed. i couldn't believe this happened. i mean, i have never paid a bill late in my life. i have excellent credit. um and then just you know the fact that they reached out to my school about this. it's just it was a nightmare. every paycheck close to $800 is taken out, her lawyer says. she's not alone. he says he's been contacted by hundreds of people in the same situation.

that's what's so bizarre. i don't understand. and the hasn't explained how it approved people only then 23 years later to say we shouldn't have approved you, but why don't you pay us back? well it seems to me if the made the mistake the should eat that cost. and there's another problem. just days ago that schoolteacher received somebody else's paperwork. it had personal information, social security number, address and phone number. even the employment history was included . ktvu did contact d d they wouldn't answer our specific questions, but they stressed the need for people to meet the eligibility requirements. in today's dollars and cents, cafeteria workers who were recently laid off at metas headquarters in menlo park are asking for the same benefits as other laid off employees now, according to market watch, 126 food service workers were laid off, effective monday. they were

not directly employed by meta. they worked for a vendor called flagship facility services, however. the workers say they should receive the same benefits as the laid off workers from meta. those benefits include 16 weeks of base pay, plus two weeks for each year of service and six months of healthcare coverage. a plan to build a large tech campus at the site of the former fries electronic headquarters in san jose is moving forward fries closed its doors in february 2021 because of the pandemic and a change in shopping habits. now a development group is planning a new project at the site. it would include almost two million square feet of office space and amenities for workers across several new buildings. that's what it would look like. the project expected to break ground in october and be complete within the next 10 years. well looks like inflation is having an impact on what kind of beer people are buying and how much money they're spending the parent company of budweiser, anheuser busch, inbev says sales of were down in the fourth

quarter as consumers faced higher prices, however, while the overall volume of sales was down, revenue was actually up in the u. s. and that's because even though people were buying less beer, overall, more people, but higher end craft beers instead of less expensive ones. 6 27, a young woman is creating a new way to turn pain in the past into a new future for others, ridge to share your story with somebody else can also give license for them to share. there's chanel miller is among the storytellers no longer keeping silent about stories of trauma. years ago, she was assaulted at stanford university. now she's teaming up with the nonprofit futures without violence to open a carriage museum. i was very scared to share my story with anyone because i saw it as a burden that seemed so stressful , so i better keep it to myself

. this can be a place where they can find healing and hope and connection. the nonprofit futures without violence is raising funds. now they hope to open the courage museum by the year 2025. a brave woman top ed piece in the new york times and others museum. she's helping a lot of other people. so brava to her. sounds. you are yes. i was just gonna say kudos to her and make the transition to traffic is going to be tough, but i'll do it because it's a tough commute on fisher freeway. i was just looking at it while you guys were talking and the commute is an hour, one hour coming in from the car, queensbridge to berkeley. now the crash has cleared but i want to let you know that this is a tough commute, and it's going to take awhile for all that backed up traffic to get out of the way. if you're going to the bay bridge, this is going to affect that. as well. there are a lot of people who are coming here.

no doubt a lot of them are late san mateo bridge is more crowded this morning. no major issues there. let's talk about contra costa county, west bank, highway four is slow as it normally is. and 6 80 is also slow. if you're coming in, let's say from valeo. it might benefit you to go this way. and that way i just 6 80 down to walnut creek and westbound 24. that's not a that's not a bad alternate. really. 6 49. let's talk about today's weather. steve it's clear out there. my mind. i just lost you. sorry. it's an honest way last night lost my hearing, steve i don't know. i'm understanding. well, then i have to walk over and get it to him. yeah for you. alive alright? it's mostly sunny. alright can you hear me now? test test test checking 123 test test test the band will be on in five minutes.

san rafael, wanna creek, san carlos and campbell. mid fifties today will bump up a few degrees just still below average, though thirties on the temps creeks down to 32 3 months 33 mill valley, says 34 santa rosa, laura lake in there, but napa fairfield held up and along with brentwood by a teeny bit of a breeze. clayton 30 to danville says what? no breeze here. 30 dublin, castro valley lafayette in their pinole hercules, elsa bronte, kensington, all in their hayward union city now also dropping into the thirties, the water temps again. you may not see this on march 2nd for a long time. these are amazingly cold. 49 point arena. bodega bay bowie point raised. bowie and san francisco bowie. one of these days when i'm in the home the half moon bay bowie will work again. maybe david maybe #### south lake tahoe to below reno's 15 20 flagstaff 2024 inches of snow there las vegas 44. they had snow yesterday. monterey's

36 fresnos 36. except for a few high clouds. we're good to go today and tomorrow. change changes are on the way for saturday, sunday monday and maybe into tuesday. more rain and more sierra snow fifties on attempts today. tomorrow will be okay. mcleod will be on the move and then we'll bring those in along with rain on the weekend day. alright, see? thank you time 6 51 relief from those ultra bright headlights. it's coming. but not as fast as you might want it coming up in the next hour. the new federal rules to help prevent those bright car headlights from being on the road. and despite the recent rains, years of drought could have a big impact on the key industry this summer. why it may be harder to get a certain kind of fish from california.

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is too, is now 6 50 for the head of the world health organization is in syria now where people are still recovering from that huge magnitude 7.8 earthquake during an appearance at the hospital, he said more funding is needed for medical and humanitarian aid . more than $400 million is needed over the next three months to help those earthquake

survivors. the deb's of suffering of the syrian people is difficult to come by. i have already been so disturbed and heartbroken. the earthquake. that struck more than three weeks ago. i understand imaginable suffering to people. that's been almost a month since that big earthquake hit syria and turkey and killed almost 50,000 people. 6 55, california may ban commercial salmon fishing for the first time since 29 wildlife officials say the population of chinook salmon along the pacific coast has dropped to its lowest point in 15 years. the continuing drought in california is to blame. salmon depend on rivers and streams where they spawn the final plan for the commercial and recreational salmon season will be announced next month in april for the fishing season

that normally starts in marriage. well a new lawsuit is targeting amazon for selling a product that and i don't rights group says is illegal in california. the product is called a g l it's a key ingredient and some chinese supplements believed to treat bleeding, dizziness and insomnia . the lawsuit filed in san mateo county claims donkeys are beingt hammadi is a civil and animal rights lawyer in san francisco and says in 1998, california and enacted proposition six outlaws the sale of horse body parts for human consumption. and that includes donkeys. they call them herbal supplements, but herb webster's dictionary defines that as a plant or part of a plant and donkeys. as far as i'm we're not plants. specifically the lawsuit asks for all of these companies to stop selling the product. now. amazon is just

one of several companies named in that lawsuit, the viral told chat. gpt is about becoming even more present on the internet open. ai creator of the chat, bot announced yesterday. today it's opening access to the tool to other businesses. companies will now be able to integrate the chat function on their platforms. businesses like snap quisling and instacart, one of use the chat bots to offer more accessibility for its users, the analysts say. companies are eager to use this new technology to stay ahead of their competitors and airlines are changing thousands of flight schedules ahead of the busy summer months that are coming. the airlines published flight schedules about a year. before the departure, and as the flight date gets closer, often, they have to change the departure time or just canceled the flight altogether. based on demand well, if you were already booked

a flight for may, june, july or augu has changed. normally, the scheduled change might only be for a couple of minutes. but in many cases it could be hours and in the most extreme cases, your flight could change to a new day. experts recommend download your airlines app and check your itinerary regularly, and tesla's new vehicle assembly plant will be in moderate mexico . tesla ceo elon musk made the announcement during an investor event and now that plant in mexico will be tesla's fifth car assembly plant the companies for other plants including one in northern california. build about two million cars a year. the goal is to eventually reach 20 year. it is 6 58 of beloved hot dog chains is closing its location in walnut creek. i'm talking about casper's. their

store on newell hill place will close on april 16th after being open for 40 years, the family run business said in the statement. they hope customers will find a new. casper's restas are still open one student is stabbed to death, another injured after a fight breaks out at santa rosa high school. we're live up in the north bay with details on what happened and how the community there is now in mourning. also expanding conservatorships across the state to get people in dire need of mental health and other services. the care they need will break down a new proposal. ny supporters say the changes so badly needed then a state of emergency issued in california. thousands are trying to dig out of the snow before the next round moves in. take a look at how much snow are state has received so far and the impact it's making on the drought. from ktvu. fox two news this

morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's thursday, march 2nd you have sunshine today and clear sky o'clock can't get here soon. enough steve 10 mile hike there again. yeah sarah and i did three yesterday, so i think that's good. bravo how you did it in the wind. that's impressive. alright mostly clear out there. there's a few high clouds, not a big deal. but 33 santa rosa in town, livermore's 30. for palo alto on the stanford campus is also 33 in san jose has dropped 36 little band of high clouds, not a big deal. they'll clear and scoot out of the area, so we'll be walking on sunshine today for your whatever you want to do. cold morning, twenties and thirties, mostly sunny. there is a pretty good breeze in the hills, but not too bad at the surface. and temps struggling to get to even sixties, so a little bit warmer, but still below average. south here at seven o'clock improvement anywhere. there is a little improvement on the east shore freeway, steve