zoo class will be april 29th. two other classes are planned one in july, the other in october. community concerns and in mourning as the search continues for answers after tech exec bob lee was stabbed to death in san francisco. we're live in the city with what happened moments before he died. new details this morning about the ransomware attack impacting the city of oakland's computer systems we hear from a security expert on how long it generally takes for groups to regain control of their networks. and frustrated renters in oakland brought their anger to a town hall meeting the problems that families are dealing with more than three months after flooding forced them out of their homes. 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. it's april. 6th clouds are moving in today while some rain for some of us tomorrow morning. i think most of us tomorrow morning. it's not not a big system but more north. some sun breaks in there. it's a mix of sun and clouds. allies mentioned some sun, but a lot of cloud cover will be moving in. we had sunshine the last couple of days. more cloud cover today. so a couple of thirties but mainly forties on the lows, palo alto briefly there at 38, but you can see a little bit of a break. but now the cloud cover won't take too long to get here. so sunny came home after a couple of days here because cloud cover filtered early, son. turning cloudy, mild temps were getting a little bit warmer here each day more so by the weekend, alright, ali is here now to tell us something new. same something new for bart before we start showing you the maps and the traffic cameras. bart says that there's no red line service between richmond and milbury station and no green line service between various and daly city didn't offer any details. as to why, but a heads up if

you're taking birth this morning, if you were driving, i would advise to avoid the san mateo bridge. if at all possible . we don't know exactly what is happening here. but for some reason, there is something in the middle of the span that is tying up traffic and you see it right here. also in that map forgot to mention a new crash north 80 just north of a street, it's blocking the slow lane. taking a look at the south bay. overall things look pretty good here, just a little bit of slowing and the usual spots. you can see this live picture of 2 80 in that northbound direction. a little bit of slow traffic bridge toll plaza is crowded. you're looking at a 20 minute delay to get onto the span 701. let's go back to the desk. thank you. police search goes on for a suspect in this week's deadly stabbing of a well known tech industry executive in san francisco and leaders of the tech industry or demanding swift justice. ktvu zach sauces in san francisco. now, with the latest information that we know good morning, zach. good morning. yeah, we're finally getting some

insight into what surveillance cameras along the street captured after bob lee was stabbed to death in the early hours of tuesday morning. those details are something that is friends and former colleagues have been asking for getting this new information from videot

happened and the actual stabbing . meantime, a small memorial now set up for lee right here outside this building again. he was a prominent member of san francisco tech community last worked for cryptocurrency startup mobile coin was also the first chief technology officer at square and the creator of cash, app. prominent mobile payment service yesterday, both the san francisco de a and san francisco police department promising the family of bobbly accountability. meantime they are continuing to ask the public for help. obviously something there continue to look for apparently is video again leading up to the stabbing and

the actual stabbing. for now, we're live in san francisco, zac sos ktvu two news thank you, zack for that update at the police commission meeting one member of the police commission, kevin benedicto criticize those who he said are using the high profile crime to make a political point. he singled out twitter ceo elon musk tweeted quote. violent crime in san francisco is horrific, and even if attackers are caught, they are often released immediately. is the city taking stronger action to incarcerate repeat violent offenders. musk then tagged district attorney brooke jenkins. i find it premature and distasteful to try to fit this. this horrifying act of violence into a preconceived narrative and use it to advance a political agenda. premature said any new information on the case will be released as quickly as possible. san francisco mayor london breed released a statement saying in part quote san francisco is prioritizing public safety, including recently passing our budget,

supplemental, so we have the police staffing necessary to have more police officers in our neighborhoods and to investigate violent crimes when they do occur. the mayor went on to say she's confident whoever is arrested will be held accountable. our time is now. 705 oakland mayor xiang tao says the city is operating back to 85% of normal after being hit with the ransomware attack. she gave us an update while talking to reporters during the event celebrating oakland's returned from the pandemic city hall at oakland is open again, more downtown businesses are back to in person work. mayor tao says the fbi is investigating that security breach and she confirmed hackers released even more personal information about current and former city employees as well as data about residents like those who filed a claim against oakland or applied for certain programs. situation ransomware, you can consider these as terrorists. we are working with the fbi. and just

like the fbi will tell you. this is an ongoing investigation. now an information security ransomware task force says the average downtime for a company that's been hacked is about 21 days, the city of oakland is approaching three times that number coming up today on the nine mayor tao will join us live will be talking about the ransom attack that there are things you can do to protect your information online. if you think your personal data has been leaked. go to ktvu .com. you can find the story. we've posted steps on which you can do to protect yourself. alameda county's district attorney is filing a motion to block a judge from hearing any criminal case now. the decision comes after he rejected a plea deal with the man accused of three killings. district attorney pamela price agreed to a 15 year prison sentence in exchange for alonzo log wood, pleading no contest to one charge of manslaughter. he is accused of three murders

stemming back to 2008. the deal would have given log would credit for time served and would have allowed him to be released and as soon as three years. the judge rejected the plea deal. last month, price released a video claiming that the judge mark mckay, cannon's decision has put his impartiality into question. i can't talk about the evidence in that case, but i want you to know that we have reviewed the case extensively. to make sure that it can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt . that's what we are committed to do with every case. log would now faces a trial for all three murders and faces 75 years to life in prison. time is now 708 tenants in oakland at the flood damage coliseum connections apartments protested outside of a town hall meeting. stop. just place man. its placement, residents say they've been out of their flooded building for 95

days now, and there's no clear time for them to return, he said . he says it's working with the relocation company to provide benefits to any displaced tenet with these tenants say they're tired of being shuffled from hotel to hotel. go their families and hotels that have had, uh sex rings. it has been roaches and has been bedbugs. it has been violence has been all these things have taken place at these hotels that we've been moved in without our consent without them, asking us the flooding on new year's eve forced about 100 families to evacuate on 71st avenue. the building owners told us last week they expect that tenants will be able to move back in by the end of may. venetia has proclaimed a local emergency over a while and break and it's water transmission line. the city says it hopes to test a bypass waterline tomorrow that should help restore service. the transmission line was hit by hillside collapsed near 6 80 in

fairfield last week, city officials say if the test testing of the temporary line is successful, they will be able to bring in water from their usual sources of lake berryessa and the delta, but it will be at lower capacity than the damage line. for now, residents are still being asked to cut water use by 40. the environmental protection agency says valero has agreed to improve safety at its venetia refinery and pay a penalty of more than $1 million . the e p a says the settlement resolves violations of the clean air act following significant chemical incidents in 2017 and 2019. the agency says it found several areas of non compliance , including failure to immediately report the release of hazardous substances. valero refining will pay $1.2 million and make changes to improve chemical safety procedures. time is 7 10 happening today if you'll be driving on the san mateo bridge. you should see some high flying pg and e

workers utility crews replacing equipment on the pg and e transmission towers next to the bridge right about mid span. boy. that's. dramatic pg and e used helicopters to bring the workers and the materials to that location, and they just want drivers to be aware that that work is expected to continue through tomorrow. well we don't see any anything like that on the span of the san mateo bridge this morning, but whatever is going on there it is leading to some very slow traffic that we've been observing here for the last 45 minutes or so. traffic moving a little more freely now than it was at one point. it was at a standstill at about 6 30 this morning, so things are improving . if you can avoid it, i would still do that. take the bay bridge instead. here's your south bay commute. overall looking pretty good. there is some slow traffic in the north bend direction of 2 80 in san jose. and here's the bay bridge toll plaza. it's a little bit crowded, but cameras kind of on

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and some cloudy skies maybe a little snow around donner summit on friday. but i think in lake level they'll get rain and then it will be warmer on the weekend saturday, 54 sunday could get to 62. all right. thank you, steve . a new state report is examining the progress of california's goals to protect communities from climate change . the new report shows at least half of california's pledged effos to mitigate of climate change are underway or nearing completion. 25% of the state's climate projects remain unfunded. last year, the state directed $42 million to help regions transition irrigated lands to meet groundwater sustainability goals . time is 7 15, a woman on the peninsula is grateful and happy to be alive after her suv caught fire while she was driving ktvu

is andre senior in the studio now with the details on what happened out there, andre well, she said she was driving her 2020, audi q five in millbrae when smoke started coming out from the front of her suv, and you see the damage right here. or she pulled over. and the police officer saw what was happening. told her to get out of the car. she says she saw oil leaking underneath. the officer cautioned her to get farther away from the suv. one more minute and then boom. the files is like that. and never, i can usa about 45 years. i never see like that if you're having a defect, san francisco attorney elliot khan is not representing the womanhe ss. there are state and federal, while the 2020 model year of the audi q five is not currently under a recall, there are warranty protections beyond what is advertised. you don't have to prove what caused the effect. the manufacturer if they want to say it was caused by something outside use or unreasonable use

or someone else's fault. they actually bear the burden of proof advices consumers to bring their car to the dealer as soon as there is a problem and keep records, he says. reoccurring problems can extend the warranty or get the owner, a replacement , the attorney says. sadly a claim under the lemon lock and take anywhere from six weeks up to five years to you. all right. thank you, andre. let's check back in with ali for a look at the commute this morning. ali commute is okay. there's not a lot of major issues going on. just some slow traffic in some of the usual spots, including on westbound 80 coming down from elsa bronte all the way to the east shore freeway. there was a report but i think they've resolved it of fire on the side of the freeway on the westbound 5 80 at richmond parkway, but it looks like that's no longer an issue. it will still take you just under 30 minutes to get from mallicoat. to the mcarthur maze. not too bad, say mateo bridge. still slow and sluggish , but whatever was blocking or

obstructing traffic in that mid section of the bridge on that westbound direction has now been cleared, so at least things are moving again. richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza a bit slow at this hour getting to marin county 7 17 receiving sunshine for now, steve, but that will be replaced later today by some late showers. sounds like a cloud cover. that will be tomorrow. it looks like the rain there, allie. but yes, clouds will be on the way. but we do get some sun here this morning. tomorrow morning. this time that we are looking for rain, the giants home opener. i do believe it will be. the rain will be ending should be done. i would think by noon or so, but it will be cloudy and mostly cloudy in on the mild side, but we will get some rain late tonight. tomorrow morning. easter forecast looks partly cloudy to mostly sunny to me. and if you can get the sun, east and south, i have the cloud covo the north, it'll p it looks pretty mild to warm. water temps, i guess. fifties popular here, butterey boy

even down to santa barbara at 50 and the delmar bowie yesterday measured 52.5 office. san diego the coldest ever recorded so the water called some of the coldest water temps across the planet are right here along the california coast, san francisco bowie and bodega bay were both 49 yesterday that it's really cold on the north coast. rain has made it and some cloud cover is beginning to advance and the mendocino county will see that happen later this morning into the afternoon. we'll go cloudy by this afternoon. banks dropped to 39 paddle. uma's in there, mostly forties, though due to the cloud cover, but some breaks in the clouds of a lot of few attempts to take a little dip into the upper thirties. this is not a strong system. it's a warm system. it'll arrive late tonight to the north and mainly in the morning here at the line looks to be about half moon bay, sfo north south of that very little, but north of that could get a quarter inch, maybe upwards of a third. to about a half inch so the system will fall apart as it moves east and south fifties on attempts to sixties. you guys some really son, but then clouds roll in

later today. all right. thank you, steve, bringing back more than just souvenirs from the aloha state coming up a local program that's helping dogs from hawaii get adopted here in the bay area. and if you like sushi the next time you order it, you may want to stay away from nagy roles, report saying the deal we eat, maybe illegal after the break the reason why

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go jeans company has teamed up with the studio that uses artificial intelligence technology to create models. levi says the new models will be more diverse than in the past. but there's already some negative feedback. critics ask why levi's doesn't want to hire real people of color as models, levi says. a i won't replace human models and emphasized that diversity remains a priority time now. 7 22 elizabeth holmes , a disgrace. founder of theranos will soon find out if you can stay out of prison while she appeals her conviction, and she has been ordered to surrender to the federal bureau of prisons. april 27th. a jury convicted her last year of fraud and conspiracy. she was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison. the judge in her case says he'll rule sometime early this month on her motion to stay free during the appeals process . legal scholars that i have

talked to all the appellate lawyers that i've engaged in conversation about this case i don't see a real basis for reversal. the judge denies a request to stay out of prison during the appeals homes can still file a last minute motion with the ninth circuit court of appeals, but that may buy her ob just suggested at her time at a minimum security women's prison camp in texas. a recent study found that your unagi roll may be made from an endangered deal that is illegal to export from europe. now. researchers in the uk say they were stunned to find 44% of north american eel samples were actually from an endangered european eel that has been banned from being exported since 2010 experts say the illegal illegal trade could be linked to global organized crime rings. they're worried that overfishing could put that he'll species out of existence. two police suing a

dining chain rival over trademark violations. the restaurant claims sweet greens restaurant now offering a new chipotle chicken burrito bowl in the suit, chipotle says sweet grains is trying to attempt to capitalize on its brand with a very similar and directly competitive bull. sweetgreen says the item is the latest iteration of its menu as it evolves beyond salads. our time is 7 24 south bay congressman ro khanna meets today in sunnyvale with six starbucks employees thinking about joining a union congressman connor accuses starbucks of retaliating against employees that want to unionize while also offering paid to nons . the story it's only bail on south mary avenue will vote on joining the union later this month. starbucks says it's investing almost $1 billion on increasing salaries and benefits , and there's also setting up student loan programs as well as savings plans. people across the

bay area are gathering to celebrate passover for many this is the first year there celebrating with others in large groups since the pandemic began, passover celebrates the jewish exodus from slavery in egypt to freedom. in the tora. egypt is meets rhyme and that word means a narrow place. so it's kind of an archetype of coming from a narrow, constricted place crossing the sea and coming out to a more expansive place. for ukrainian jews in the bay area. passover is also painful thinking about family members back home. one group spent months shipping supplies to 50,000 ukrainian jews. but it was very important, at least for tonight for the jews of ukraine to at least feel as though they were liberated and they were free and they were going to be celebrating a rebirth and renewal. passover continues through next thursday. our time

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charged with smuggling drugs will tell you what community activists want to happen, and we'll show you the new profile edition to npr's twitter handle that's raising eyebrows. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. april 6th some rain moving in this evening and tomorrow morning. let's check in

with steve paulson. not too bad right now. but yes, clouds will continue to roll in and by this time tomorrow, i'll be talking about some rain here. most of it will be north should be done by around 10 or noon or something. the way it looks. some filtered sun in their forties on the temps had a couple of brief thirties but it looks like all forties right now, and some of the weird initial band go through. now there's a break, so if you need to take a walk, go for it to do some activity go for it early because clouds were continuing to move in, and rain is not that far away, but it looks like it will be in tonight. so sunny came home. we'll get a little bit here, but not a lot. as they are filtered. early sun lows mainly in the forties, increasing clouds throughout the day. we'll go cloudy by later this afternoon tonight, getting a little warmer here upper fifties and download the mid sixties on some of the temps. alright 7 31 east south where we're going, we're going to go to east contra costa county. but overall things have kind of settled down a bit on the commute. some of these earlier problems we're looking at have now been resolved. we're going to show you the map so you can see the usual slow traffic

on westbound highway four also was 22 42 southbound 6 83 pleasant hill, though no specific issues there to tell you about there is what looks like either a stalled vehicle or some sort of minor crash on westbound 24 just east of broadway. so that's on the oakland side of the caldecott tunnel isn't leading to any sort of backup. also be aware that if you were taking bart anywhere, there is a system wide. the minute delay. because of an earlier problem at montgomery station that's been resolved. here is a live picture of highway 24 in lafayette traffic moving smoothly again that one problem is a westbound 24 at broadway, but not leading to any backups behind it. here's the bay bridge toll plaza where there's still wait to get onto the span. 7 31. let's go back to the desk. thank you. ali community activists are calling on the city of san jose to conduct an independent investigation into a former police union executive charged with disturbing eating opioids. no way you can hide your shady side. the group says the city

needs to hold the san jose police officers association accountable for the actions of its former executive director. the demonstrators want the city to stop contract talks with the association last week, joanne segovia was charged with importing and distributing opioids across the country. we as a community was saying this needs to be investigated. there has to be actions taken. um and we don't expect the city and elected officials to be able to just conduct business as usual. segovia is not a city employees. san jose mayor matt mehan says the city is cooperating with the federal investigation, which includes the office of homeland security and the fbi. there is an independent investigation that's ongoing. and if there's any information the city has that that can support that. anyway. we're here to help. the police officers association also released a statement saying quote no other individuals associated with the p o. a is

involved being investigated or suspected by the authorities of knowing or participating in any way in this incident time is 7 33 elon musk, the ceo of twitter is in the middle of a new controversy twitter has now labeled national public radio better known as npr, as quote state affiliated media. twitter's help center compares npr to russia today or china's sin wa. they said that state affiliated media is defined as outlets where the state exercises control over editorial content through financial resources, direct or indirect over production and distribution. now the federal government gives npr less than 2% of its budget, and the white house says it has no influence over npr. there's no doubt of the independence of npr's journalists and has been if you've ever been on the receiving endons that you know .

most of npr's revenuefts and mek is accused of trying to attract more users and increase twitter's advertising revenues. i think it helps them with some people because there are people that like to see him punk organization for most users, i think it's a negative. musk has already said twitter has lost half of its values, and he bought the company last october . the city of santa clara is threatening legal action. if the 49ers don't turn over security records it needs for the 2026 world cup at levi stadium. now, the city says it needs the information for public safety to calculate the security needed for each match between competing countries and to protect players at the team hotels. 49ers mr february deadline ordered by a civil grand jury, the niners and the bay area host committee told the mercury news that they're committed to transparency and have provided materials to the

city regarding their world cup bid. there's a meeting planned in two weeks. santa clara county supervisors have taken the first step in building more affordable housing. in san jose. the board approved spending more than $17 million to buy the land for three new affordable housing developments. the three projects would create a total of 313 new apartments for low income or unsheltered people. officials say each of the three projects already has other funding in place and construction. could begin in the next few months. 7 35 new numbers about school enrolment showed that statewide enrollment in public school still going down new data released by the california department of education shows more than 5.8 million students are enrolled in public schools statewide, but that's still down by more than 300,000 students since the pandemic. comparing 2019 to the current academic year enrollment numbers at the bay area's five biggest school

districts have dropped among them. san francisco unified has lost almost 5500 students. oakland unified has seen their enrollment dropped by 3800 and the free mind unified district by 2300. state officials say. it's the constantly tried to make sure that families are engaged with their education. california is set to receive $307 million to invest in drought resilience. it's part of a larger investment by the biden administration to issue money to 83 projects across 11 states. now california is receiving more than half of the funding for the project. the hope is to improve water storage and hydropower capabilities. farm workers evacuated from the flooding, amparo received some much needed help from another community recently hit by tragedy. a bus pulled into the shelter at the santa cruz county fairgrounds from half moon bay, bringing much needed household supplies and mental health counselors to help guide residents through the

recovery process. the busses run by a group from half moon bay that specializes in providing culturally relevant medical and mental health care. to underserved farmworker communities. we are a farmworker community and happen bay. we've been through the same things with the floods and obviously the tragedy of the mass shooting and our hearts broke seeing what was happening in bihar. oh, a team of firefighters from san jose joined the event to hand out hundreds of toys to kids who have lost everything our time is 7 37 2 dogs from hawaii or now available to be adopted right here in the bay area called aloha dogs. look at them. that's her nickname. they were in an overcrowded shelter on the big island. now they will be housed at the berkeley humane society ready to be adopted. they left kona yesterday they landed last night. veneta san jose international airport. the dogs were escorted by travelers coming back from vacation, and we talked to one of the

volunteers who helped to bring those dogs here makes me feel good. be able to help out and you know? get the dogs a good home and bring them here and the project, by the way was expanded , thanks to a $50,000 grant from tito's handmade vodka program brings a dog from hawaii one or two at a time. oh check with mo before would like company. they do look very cute. i would say the same for my dog bit of an attention hog, and it's used to getting up match but traffic wise. let's talk about the roadways. things are looking. okay there's some slow traffic in the usual spots, and we mentioned last time around this picture. some slowing on southbound 80. now we know why there is a crash that's blocking one of the middle lanes that cottbus 60 80 just south of treat boulevard. taking a look at the south bay. this crush that you're seeing here is actually off of the freeway. but

there is some slow traffic on 2 80 will show that picture live picture to 80 next time around. want to get back to the same material bridge where you see things finally moving once again. you also noticed a lot of sunshine in these pictures. although you do see those very high clouds in this picture, steve paulson of the golden gate bridge air is pretty still thoughee that flag moving in the wind. there is no wind. we should say not now, at least not now. that is correct. some sun breaks here in the morning. the system is on the north coast. it will drag across a lot of clouds today, but we're good to go for the morning filtered sunshine here. increasing clouds throughout the day system. looks like it will make it tomorrow morning. we'll get rain. probably around six am to noon, then it should fall apart. forties on the temps much warmer than we've seen all the way to a couple of thirties. we're looking at forties right now, that system again as they warm system. so for this sierra, maybe a little snow donner summit, but i think at lake level it's going to be rain and we'll get some. okay rain, especially north of about san francisco, oakland. i mean, maybe you know, half moon bay,

sfo north looks to be the line. but every system seems to overachieve this year, so we'll take rain south down to santa cruz mountains, san jose and morgan hill, but maybe a quarter of an inch to a half inch to the north. i mean, that's something to keep an eye on for tomorrow. but for today, some sun in the morning filtered sun and gradually increasing clouds will go. cloudy later. mostly cloudy. mild temps of the wind is out of the south, so we're warming up. fifties sixties on the temps, and if you can get past friday, as far as weather goes then it looks as if we don't hit 70 on saturday. looks like we'll hit some on sunday. wow alright, see time 7 40 hold has been put on the bike plan for the city of berkley coming up the key problems with that project and why some residents are upset. alright let's now check in with andre senior for look at what's coming up in our eight o'clock hour of morning sun, too good morning to you. many residents in one southern california neighborhood have not been able to return home for almost two years. after police set off a destructive fireworks that damaged their homes when they say they are now running out of

ways to pay for their hotels inhabitable. and later on the nine. the ransomware attack on the city of oakland has been going on since early february. nursing town joins us in studio for an update on that situation will also be talking to her abou the s

in las vegas, the most popular food is broccoli. yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure? are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun!

♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power.

drain cleaner to poison her husband, dermatologist emily you is facing three felony counts of poisoning one felony count of domestic battery with injury. her husband became suspicious when the t she made for him tasted funny and he developed all cers. then he installed a surveillance camera. it recorded his wife spiking his tea with a liquid drain cleaner. miss you is right now out on bond, but faces up to eight years in jail if convicted. tensions are rising with china this morning after a bipartisan congressional delegation landed overnight in taiwan. the chinese embassy in washington sent messages to the individual members of congress who are part of this delegation , calling the visit a serious provocation. china says the u. s military plane the touchdown in

taiwan during the night is a threat to peace and stability. the us delegation met with taiwan's vice president just as taiwan's president was visiting the united states and meeting with house speaker kevin mccarthy in southern california. trying to could never tell us what to do with speaker of the house. i'm going to meet with whoever we want to meet with with whatever country china considers taiwan part of its territory under the one china principle in today's dollars and cents, a unique group of women rang that opening bell this morning, the miami marlins organization celebrating its new partnership with a d t and bringing attention to something a lot of people might not realize the marlins are the only all women led professional sports team. that's kim ng, marlins general manager and caroline o'connor, marlins president of business operations there for that bell ringing taking you live to the opening numbers. ah analysts saying still pressure on the banking

sector worries about the job market recession, fueling some losses today, the dow jones down about a third of a percent 129 points there, the s and p 500 down about the same before 1078 and the nasdaq slipping a third of a percent as well still below that 12,000 mark this morning as the country comes out of the pandemic, more businesses are requiring employees to return to the office or work a hybrid schedule. now, a pew research survey finds. that the percentage of hybrid employees increased from 35% to 41% over the past year. another study shows companies may offer higher salaries to staffers who come into the office, many business executives say. typically they prefer to have employees in the office in order to build team chemistry and improve workflow efficiency. ford is working on a new type of road emergency response. the automaker has filed a patent for technology in future ford cars that would be able to call a drone in case of

an emergency. specifically a drone could fly in and jump start a dead battery. the idea is that a drone could get there faster than a tow truck. during the pandemic, many people were able to keep their medical health insurance coverage here in california, however, that ends next month. states now have one year to decide who still qualifies for coverage. there's concern that people who still qualify may also lose coverage if they don't respond to the government's request for updated information. many people will be dis enrolled, even though they remain eligible simply because they face administrative barriers with completing the renewal process. maybe they don't get the notice in the mail. maybe they get it, but it's not in a language they understand. people whose eligibility still needs to be determined will receive renewal notices by mail email and or a phone call. you can also check the website. anyone receiving the notice will have a minimum of 30 days to answer questions

about their income address and number of eligible family members. health care advocates encourage people to contact the local medicaid office with any questions. time now, 7 48, the city of berkley, putting the brakes on the major plan to protect bike lanes. the hopkins corridor project is made up of bike lanes between gilman and sutter street. but the city manager wrote a three page letter to the mayor detailing potential problems, including a lack of workers to finish the project a need to restore public confidence about the plan and not meeting the fire department safety requirements. there might be 100 cars that go by. maybe two bicycles go by in that time . i don't understand what the big deal is to build more bike lanes, whatever it took for the city to come to its senses was okay with us, and we're not done with the idea of having a good bike infrastructure. city

manager says concerns about the plan should delay a special session of city council that was scheduled for two weeks from now . the advocacy group walk bike berkeley issued to respond to it reads. in part, our community has waited too long for safe routes to schools and destinations on this high injury street. we call on the city manager and the mayor to get this project back on track. quickly. alright 7 49 is the time back up valley keeping an eye on the commute. now we're keeping an eye on in the east bay cause we mentioned it last time and now we're starting to see some congestion because of it. this is southbound 6 80 at treat boulevard. it's starting to back up into the past to 42 into concord. so give yourself some extra time. if that's your commute from there, we want to mention another crash in the signal area. this is westbound 84 just east of old value via ciro's road, and you'll see some heavy traffic past that dublin, pleasanton. interchange. to 80 in san jose. slow going in those

the northbound lanes past downtown. no specific crashes in the south bay to tell you about, but just the commute picking up there also on 8 18 northbound in oakland, 7 50. let's turn things over to steve paulson. another round of rain tomorrow. tomorrow morning tomorrow morning. also tomorrow is the giants home opener. i think the rain will be done by then. it will be on the mild side. these are not cold systems reign ends cloudy mostly cloudy. i'm going 60 for a high tomorrow and looking ahead the easter sunday. i think it looks pretty good. here it looks pam. you ready? excellent. ah no, no , i like it. thank you happy about that. i bet you are. alright. thanks i think we get in the seventies here, especially areas east and south . maybe a few clouds keeping temps down to the north. but speaking of those clouds there on the way, even if we have some sun this morning, and we do, but it's filtered sun. the system is inching closer, so it won't take long to get here had a couple of thirties. now it's all forties.

as you can see on the temp so warmer than yesterday morning and warmer by far earlier in the week we had twenties and thirties. this system. now every system seems to produce rain this year, and this one looks to be right on track for that. now once you get south, i think towards san jose santa clara valley. i think it's going to be hard pressed to do much, it'll fall apart. but that's not the case northward. i mean, a quarter of an inch to maybe a half inch for marin county, maybe san francisco, oakland north looks to be the line for the more steady rain south of that, it'll it'll, there's just not going to be enough support, but we'll tackle it in the morning, but that's the way it looks here today morning sun filtered sun summerlee son. you know early son he's in town this morning. cool those than mostly cloudy to cloudy later today 50 sixties where those seventies patience, my friends. it'll be here. if it isn't saturday, they'll arrive on sunday. pam. all right. thank you, steve, keeping an eye on california reservoirs after the huge storms since the beginning of the year, coming up on morning, sun, two and eight o'clock hour. the surprising actions water managers are now taking and

animal rights activists are warning against adopting an easter bunny.

get access to healthy food. the pilot program provides a rebate of up to $60 a month when cal fresh food benefits are used to buy fruits and vegetables just launched in the bay area this month, only certain stores and farmers markets are

participating in the program so far in our area. the participating outlets include santa fe foods and san jose and newark. ortega's food center in san jose and gilroy, grand lakes farmers market in oakland and napa farmers market. san rafael has a new crisis response prevention and intervention program to help anyone in need. a ribbon cutting ceremony was held wednesday for the city's program called safe, which stands for specialized assistance for everyone. the programs team will help people experiencing mental health issues, substance abuse and homelessness. the safety and creates an alternative first responder resource to complement our traditional public safety professionals. members of the safety mar paraprofessionals that serve as integrated health first responders. the safe team was started in 2021 through a partnership between petaluma, rohnert park, ca toddy and the petaluma people services center. santa rosa's named among the

healthiest cities in the country . a recent report by wallet hub looked at health care, food, fitness and green spaces in the country's most populated cities to come up with that list, santa rosa ranked 53 out of 182 cities listed san francisco came in number one in terms of food and green space categories. fremont oakland and san jose also ranked in the top 22. there is growing concern about the safety of some of the additives inside a variety of processed foods. the additives are used to alter the taste, color shelf life and more . some of them could potentially be banned right here in california that includes red dye, number three, which is used to color many popular candies, including skittles, the fda created the grass list back in 1958, which stands for generally recognized as safe. on it are hundreds of additives that the fda allows in foods. but california lawmakers recently proposed legislation that would

ban five additives on that list. the problem comes down to amount. back in the fifties, when the grass list first came out. most americans in general. made most of our food. they weren't eating that much processed foods. there are studies that show that some of these ingredients, even grassless ones. um can cause harm, such as causing cancer. nutritionists say. to keep people safe. it comes down to people revamping their diet, substituting 10% of processed foods with fresh whole foods. with easter coming up rabbit rescue groups are once again advising against giving real rabbits as an easter gift. rabbit rescue groups say the months following easter are the busiest for them. that's because many people who thought a rabbit would make a good pet did not do their research. about six months later, they get tired of having a rabbit. they're more work than they anticipated, and unfortunat

now many of those rabbits end up being left in parks or other areas in the rabbits are not meant to live in the wild. the san francisco zoo is giving people the opportunity to do outdoor yoga with giraffes. they are calling it zen at the zoo. the class will be held at the leanne b. roberts african savannah for one hour. the admission fee is $50, which includes the yoga class and a full day admission ticket to the zoo. the first zen at the zoo class will take place. april 29th. two other classes are planned one in july, the other in october. a former oakland a's all star pitcher who was diagnosed with cancer says it is time to play ball again. we don't have enough to talk to. that's liam hendriks ringing a victory bell after completing his final round of chemotherapy . he left his role as closer of the chicago white sox after being diagnosed five months ago

with non hodgkin's lymphoma. hendrix thanked family, friends and fans for their support. his wife went with him to every appointment, held his hand every step of the way and was his voice of confidence. and made sure he felt loved and safe community concerned and in mourning as the search continues for answers after tech exec bob lee was stabbed to death in san francisco live in the city with what happened moments before he died. details this morning about the ransomware attack impacting the city of oakland computer systems we hear from a security expert about how long it generally takes to regain control of the network. and frustrated renters in oakland brought their anger to a town hall meeting their problems the families are dealing with now, more than three months after flooding forced them from their homes. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on tube eight o'clock on the dot welcome the mornings onto i'm andre senior. good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday morning. april 6th you look behind us. now it's beautiful clouds moving in andis

correct, mr clark. not badget sn filtered sun there if you will, and a few high clouds. but clouds will continue to roll in . but for the morning we're good to go forties on the temps not as cold due to the cloud cover in a south wind can see initial band went through. it won't take long, especially to the north to go mostly cloudy but to the south. it's a mostly sunny for the morning and partly cloudy later on, but some early son and then cool laws, but not as cold as we've been clouds will give an increase in the sky conditions to turning him. mostly cloudy. mild temps, though we're getting a little warmer each day, and it will be more so as we go into the weekend. alright allies here at eight o'clock. not too bad today. is that still the case? well, now, steve, we're starting to see a kind of a second wave of that morning commute things calm down about the last half hour or so, but there are a couple of new crashes around the same mateo bridge, a one of them. is north end one on one just south of peninsula avenue that is blocking some of the middle lanes and then on the

east side of the bay, you have a crash involving a motorcycle and a construction truck as you approach klawitter as you approach the cemetery, taking a look further east, a crash at the signal grade backing things up on highway 84 that crash that we mentioned last time southbound 88 treat boulevard has been cleared or at least it's moved to the shoulder. but as salvaged, say, the damage has been done. so expect a big back up all the way into concord. it's slow traffic at the richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza and at the bay bridge toll plaza as well. 81 let's go back to the desk. okay, ali. thank you. a police search goes on now for a suspect in this week's deadly stabbing of well known tech industry executive in san francisco. leaders of the tech industry are demanding swift justice ktvu zac sos is in san francisco with the very latest on what we know. good morning, zach. good morning as police continue that investigation. we are getting some new information about what

surveillance cameras captured in the moments after bobbly was stabbed to death here in the streets of san francisco in the early hours of tuesday morning. that information is something that friends former colleagues have been demanding. we're getting this new information from the president of the san francisco police officers association who says truly tragic. we haven't been given access to the video, but the president says it shows 43 year old bobbly wandering the streets trying to get help after he was stabbed here in the city's rincon hill neighborhood. and they say someone could have helped him but i didn't by the time police arrived around 2 30 in the morning, they found him again laying in the street with multiple stab wounds. here's some of what lieutenant tracy mccrae had to say. you know there is video him showing where after she got stabbed, she was walking around asking for help. unfortunately no one helped them. there was a car there. he

went up to them. they took off. the president says police don't have yet as video leading up to what happened to lee and the actual stabbing again. lee, a prominent member of san francisco's tech community, last work for cryptocurrency startup mobile coin held high level positions before that at square and created cash up in the after met them all this yesterday, police chief bill scott, releasing a statement late last night reading in part quote, there is no place for this kind of violent crime against anyone in our city. i want to assure everyone that our investigators are working tirelessly to make an arrest shortly after that, the police chief continuing to ask for tips asked for any information that the public might have and surely something they are still looking for and asking for us surveillance video again leading up to the stabbing and during that stabbing for

now, we're live in san francisco . zac sos ktvu. box two news, the police commission meeting one member of the police commission, kevin benedicto, criticized those who said who he said are using the high profile crime to make a political point. he singled out twitter ceo elon musk tweeted quote. violent crime in san francisco is horrific, and even if attackers are caught there, often released immediately, is the city taking stronger action to incarcerate repeat violent offenders must intact district attorney brooke jenkins. i find it premature and distasteful to try to fit this. this horrifying act of violence into a preconceived narrative and use it to advance a political agenda, said any new information on the case will be released as quickly as possible . london breed released a statement saying in part quote san francisco is prioritizing public safety, including recently passing our budget, supplemental, so we have the police staffing necessary to have more police officers in our neighborhoods and to investigate violent crimes when they occur. the mayor went on to say she is

confident whoever is arrested. will be held accountable. time is now. 805 oakland mayor xiang tao says the city's operating back to 85% of normal after being hit with the ransomware attack, she gave us an update during an event celebrating oakland's returned from the pandemic. oakland city hall is open again, more downtown businesses are back to in person operations. mayor town says the fbi is investigating the security breach and confirmed that hackers released more personal information about current and for um er city employees as well as information about residents like those who filed a claim against the city of oakland or applied for certain programs. sensitive situation. ransomware you can consider these as terrorists. we are working with the fbi. and just like the fbi will tell you. this is an ongoing investigation. now an information security ransomware task force says the average downtime for a company that's been hacked is 21 days, the city

of oakland is approaching three times that amount coming up today. on the nine this morning , mayor tao will join us live when we talking about the ransomware attack, and there are things that you can do to protect your information online . if you think your personal data has been leaked. go to ktvu .com. you'll find the story we posted steps on which you can do to protect yourself. element of county district attorney is filing a motion to block a judge from hearing any criminal cases. the decision comes after he rejected a plea deal with the man accused of killing three people. district attorney pamela price agreed to a 15 year prison sentence in exchange for alonso longwood, pleading no contest to one charge of manslaughter. he is accused of three murders stepping back to 2008. the deal would have given longwood credit for time served and would have allowed him to be released in as soon as three years. the judge rejected the plea deal. last month, price released a video claiming that judge mark mackinnon's decision has put the

impartiality into question. i can't talk about the evidence in that case. but i want you to know that we have reviewed the case extensively to make sure that it can be proven beyond a reasonable doubt. that's what we are committed to do with every case. longwood now faces a trial for all three murders and faces up to 75 years to life in prison . time is apartments protested outside of a town hall meeting place, man. this placement of these residents say they've been out of their flooded building for 95 days. now there is no clear time for them to go back is that he says it's working with the relocation company to offer benefits to displace tenants. but the tenants say they're tired of being shuffled from hotel to hotel. their families and hotels

that have had, uh sex rings. it has been roaches and has been bedbugs. it has been violence. there's been all these things have taken place at these hotels that we've been moved in without our consent without them, asking us the flooding back on new year's eve forced about 100 families to evacuate the building on 71st avenue they exe able to move back by the end of may, has proclaimed the local emergency over its breaking its water transmission line. the city says it helps to test the bypass waterline tomorrow that should help restore service. the transmission line was hit by a hillside collapsed near 6 80 fairfield last week, officials say if the testing of the temporary line is successful, they will be able to bring in water from their usual sources of lake berryessa and the delta , but it will be at lower capacity than the damaged line. for now, residents are still being asked to cut water use by 40. the environmental protection agency says bolero has agreed to

improve safety and its spanish a refinery and pay a penalty of more than a million dollars, says the settlement resolves violations of the clean air act following significant chemical incidents in 2017 and 2019. the agency says it found several areas of non compliance, including failure to immediately report releases of hazardous substances. refining will pay $1.2 million and make changes to improve chemical safety procedures. time is eight. oh, nine happening too. today if you will be driving on the san mateo bridge, you should see some high flying pg and e workers. yeah they are replacing equipment on the pg and e transmission towers right next to the bridge about mid span. pg and e used the helicopters to bring workers as well as materials to that location. they say they want you drivers to be aware the work is expected to continue through friday. shocking as you're driving by, and like, why is there a guy hanging over a power line from a helicopter like that is a brave job to do alright,

bringing things back down to the ground here. here is ali rasmus with the check of the roads again. well, san mateo bridge has had some problems throughout the morning. we're going to show you a live picture of what it looks like right now. just a 2nd 1st. i want to get to the maps to tell about a new crash that we're just learning about. this is westbound 80 at hercules. it is blocking. the far left lane. we don't see the crush icon popping up just yet, but i expect it to percolate in any minute now. in the meantime, it is slow going on that westbound 80 corridor to the toll plaza. here is a look at the maps in the south bay region. you see a problem there. it looks like on 8 80 just before 101 work to get a little bit. here it is north bong 80, just south of brokaw. that crash also an issue there. we usually have a live picture of 2 80 in san jose, but looks like it's missing cemetery bridge, though this is what we were mentioning it is moving, so it is in better shape than it was a couple of hours ago this morning, but be advised when you exit this bridge you are going to encounter problems. dont wanna one at the peninsula

avenue offer ample collision there, 8 11, let's go back to the desk. all right, ali. thank you. levi's is using artificial intelligence to help create diverse, lifelike models for its ads coming up why this is raging , raising big concerns. and we hear from a woman who's suv burst into flames while she was driving on the peninsula coming up the quick thinking that got her away

cloudy skies probably rain at lake level tomorrow with snow around donner summit, then it will be warmer for the weekend, maybe even low sixties by sunday. 8 14 is your time right now, a new state report is examining the progress of california's goals to protect communities from climate change . the new report shows at least half of california's pledged efforts to migrate the effects of mitigate rather, the effects of climate change are underway or nearing completion. 25% of the state's climate projects remain unfunded, though. last year the state directed $42 million to help regions transition irrigated lands to meet groundwater sustainability goals. our time is now aged 15 even before the snow pack melts

. this year's storms have already made a huge difference in california's water supply. 11 of the state 17 major reservoirs are right now past the historical average, a big difference from the past few years like oroville is at 116% of average, shasta and folsom. leaks are at about 107% of their average. some reservoirs are so full water is being released to make room for storm runoff and to know that to do to mount in the coming weeks and months, water managers say they're trying to think long term. we know there will be flooding as a result of the snowmelt. there's just too much snow melt. um to be accommodated in our rivers and channels and keeping things between levees. we know given whether whiplash we know that return of dry conditions and the intensity of the dry conditions that are likely to return means we have to be using water more efficiently. we have to be adopting conservation as a way

of life. and and irrigation to provide water to farms. they'll get a big boost in water supplies this year. some farmers are using the storm water to replenish underground aquifers that have been empty after years of pumping and drought. some residents in los angeles still not allowed to go back home almost two years since the police department detonated a truck filled with fireworks. that explosion damaged more than 30 properties. some of the families are still living in hotels paid for by the city. but they say the city now tells them they will stop paying the bill by the end of june. lawyers say their homes are still not habitable. the city council has approved more than $2 million in funding to help those families put into the woman says she is grateful she was not seriously injured when her suv caught fire while she was driving it. she says she was driving her 2020, audi q five in millbrae when smoke started coming from the

front of our suv, she pulled over, and a police officer saw what was happening and told her to get out of the car. one more minute and then boom. the files is like that. and never, i can usa about 45 years i never see like that car blows up. if you're having a defect, i think the first thing is, you should call an attorney and nearly every lemon law attorney. i know at the very least, we do free consultations. but you know that attorney who you just heard from is not representing the woman, he says consumers are protected by state and federal lemon laws, and there are warranty protections beyond what is advertised. alright time is 8 18 erasmus back alley, everybody behaving for you on the roads now. well there are some problems on the roads around the san mateo bridge cemetery bridge has kind of been a thorn in the side of commuters all morning long, first for some inexplicable slowdowns, and now there's some crashes, leading to an and from it the newest one actually, we want to go back to

this picture of the newest one is at westbound 92 at alameda, the less pulga's and that is blocking some lines. you see a lot of very heavy traffic getting to this crash in burlingame in off of the cemetery bridge, also a crush before you get onto the bridge, westbound 92 at klawitter. now we can show you this picture of the car kindness bridge. the mcarthur maze drive is just under 30 minutes. this has been unchanged for most of the morning. the shore freeway here that you're seeing in this live picture traffic. moving. very nicely. here's the san mateo bridge where people are getting across. but then once you get over to the peninsula, expect some delays. 8 18 let's check in with steve paulson. thank you. ali appreciate that. alright. we're looking ahead to tomorrow for the giants home opener. if it was today, i'd feel a lot better because tomorrow we're looking for rain, but rain should be ending around the noontime hour or so the way it looks to me cloudy on the mild side, 60. i mean, where there's a pretty warm system coming in, but we will have rain late tonight into early if you want k

ahead partly cloudy, i thinkstlt and south and temps will be bumping up. i think we'll get some low to mid seventies. from about livermore to san jose north of that could be some cloud cover, but it does look like a warmer forecast as we go into the weekend. still activity on the north coast were in between cloud bands. we have some morning sun here. we had an initial band go through now or that you can see, but it won't take long to get the clouds in here. but sunshine in the morning forties now to 50 50 in the city, 58 sfo so brent was already 48 degrees, so not nearly as cold. in fact, we are running what 1 to 5 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago at the napa airport outfront plus five petaluma close to san carlos, at four degrees warmer. this is a warm system. so the snow level go away up, but it does look like as almost every system so far this season, it will probably over achieved especially north of about san francisco. oakland is the way it looks. if correct, then you're saying a third of an inch novato napa, almost that if they get 4s

three quarters of an inch in the russian river. but far less to the south is the system or outrace its support and fall apart, but still some light rain as possible to the south. that's tomorrow fifties sixties on our tempt some early morning sun here we have that now cool is not as cold. and then we'll see increasing clouds turning his cloudy to mostly cloudy later today fifties sixties, the highs are beginning to creep up. and i think with a little bit of a son breaker, too, if we don't get 70 on saturday, we'll definitely see it on sunday. thank you bringing back more than just souvenirs from the aloha state. coming up local program that is helping dogs from hawaii get adopted here in the bay area, and if you like sushi the next time you order sushi, you may want to stay away from you. negi there's a new report, saying the deal we eat may be illegal. and after the break, we'll tell you th ♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura?

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his teamed up with the studio that uses artificial intelligence tech to create models. levi says new models will be more diverse than in past. but there's already negative feedback. critics asked why levi's doesn't want to hire real people of color is models, levi's says a i won't replace human models and emphasize that diversity remains a priority. time is now 8 24, elizabeth holmes and disgraced founder of theranos will soon find out if

you can stay out of prison while she appeals her fraud. convict you. she's been ordered to surrender to the federal bureau of prisons on april 27th. a jury convicted her last year of fraud and conspiracy. she was sentenced to more than 11 years in prison. the judge says he'll rule sometime early this month on her request to stay free while she appeals her conviction. other legal scholars and i have talked to all the appellate lawyers that i've engaged in conversation about this case don't see a real basis for reversal. now if the judge denies a request to stay out of prison during the appeals process, homes could still file a last minute motion with the ninth circuit court. but that may only get her a few weeks of freedom. the job just suggested that home served her time at a minimum security women's prison in texas. 8 25 now a recent study found that your unagi roll may be made from an endangered eel that is illegal to export

from europe. researchers in the u. k. c. they were stunned to find 44% of north american eel samples were actually from an endangered european eel that's been banned from being exported since 2010 experts say the illegal ill trade could be linked to global organized crime, and they're worried overfishing could put that he'll out of existence. total is suing a dining chain rival over trademark violations. the restaurant claims that sweet greens restaurant is now offering a new chipotle chicken burrito bowl in the suit, chipotle says he sweet greens is attempting to capitalize on its brand with a very similar and directly competitive bowl. sweetgreen says the item is the latest iteration of its menu as it evolves beyond salads. time is 8 26, south way. congressman ro khanna meets today with six starbucks workers and sunnyvale who want to join a union. congressman connor accuses starbucks of retaliating against unionizing employees, while only offering pay raises and benefits

to nine union shops. the store in sunnyvale on south mary avenue will vote on joining that unionsays it's investing almost $1 billion on increasing wages and benefits and is also establishing student loan programs and saving plans. jewish people across the bay area are gathering to celebrate passover. now for many, this is the first year they have been celebrating with others in large groups since the pandemic began . passover celebrates the jewish exodus from slavery in egypt to freedom. in the tora. egypt is meets rhyme and that word means a narrow place. so it's kind of an archetype of coming from a narrow, constricted place crossing the sea and coming out to a more expansive place. ukrainian jews in the bay area. passover is also painful thinking about family members back home on group spent months shipping supplies to 50,000, ukrainian jews. but it was very

important, at least for tonight for the jews of ukraine to at least feel as though they were liberated and they were free and they were going to be celebrating a rebirth and renewal. passover continues through next thursday. alright time is 8 27 this week millions of americans will lose health care coverage because of law created during the pandemic is ending coming up. we'll tell you why those people still eligible for benefits could still lose out plus received. sort of threatening text. so there was talk about chinese escort. that's just really intimidation . saber rattling tensions between the us and china as congressional leaders arrive in taiwan by beijing is calling one of the meetings agree mistake.

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$3 breakfast deal charged drug smuggling. we'll tell you what community activists want to see happening . and on twitter. the new edition to the profile of npr that is raising a lot of eyebrows. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings onto i'm dave clark. andre senior 8 31 100 times today is thursday, april 6th and

the sun is shining outside. it looks fantastic. so let's check in with steve paulson right now to see what's in store for us for the next couple of days. well next couple of days. then l start to see better conditions on the weekend but forties and fifties on the 10th pretty mild are cold air mass from a couple of days ago. disappearing the city's 51 degrees san jose 46 clouds are increasing, had an initial band go through, then a break, which is why we have the sun now, but you can see already moving in mendocino county, lake county sonoma county, so it won't take long to go. mostly cloudy. but some morning sun here, so if you need to get out, go for it. now you have plenty of opportunity to get something done, but temperatures they are. they're slowly warming up here. we're getting into the mid sixties. now for some some early sun. cool those not as cold. mostly cloudy, though mild temps and for the giants game tomorrow, the rain looks like it'll end and i think they'll be okay to go by game time, but rain will be moving in late tonight. tomorrow morning. all right. let's head over to ali. now you got busy there when we got san mateo bridge somewhere else going to start this time around with the bay bridge toll plaza

because it is still pretty slow. their things haven't lightened up. although things are moving, so you live picture. we can also see some of that hazy sunshine as those clouds move in. once you get onto the span, you should be okay. getting into the city. here's highway 24 in lafayette. traffic here is lighter than it was in the last hour is that east bay commute starts to thin out and here's 8 80 in oakland as he approached the mcarthur maze a little bit of slowing in that north bend direction. richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza remains unchanged still heavy traffic to get to marine county 8 32. let's go back to the desk. community activists are calling on the city of san jose to conduct an independent investigation into a former police union executive charged with distributing opioid away can't hide shady side. the group says the city needs to hold the san jose police officers association accountable for the actions of joint segovia . the demonstrators want the city to stop contract talks with the association last week, segovia was charged with

importing and distributing opioids across the country. we as a community was saying this needs to be investigated. there has to be actions taken, and we don't expect the city and elected officials to be able to just conduct business as usual. segovia is not a city employees . san jose mere. matt mehan says the city is cooperating with the federal investigation, which includes the office of homeland security and the fbi. there is an independent investigation that's ongoing. and if there's any information the city has that that can support that. anyway. we're here to help. the police officers association also released a statement saying, quote no wonder where individual associated with the p o is involved being investigated or suspected by authorities or knowing of or participating in any way in this incident, alright our time is 8 30 for twitter, owned by elon musk has given npr a new label, us state affiliated media, the latest act against established media institutions from the social media ceo. as ktvu jesse gary

tells us his latest claim is drawing reaction from the white house and beyond. curiel elon musk is at it again wednesday, the twitter owner targeting national public radio via his social media giant. he likens npr with state controlled media similar to russia today or in china. state affiliated media is defined as outlets where the state exercises control over editorial content through financial resources, direct or indirect political pressures and or control over production and distribution. twitter's help center reads. what we are seeing is a war that allen was he just wait against the mainstream media. created by the public broadcasting act, npr began providing programming in 1972, the nation's non commercial and educational radio stations. its revenues comes from gifts, government grants and member station dues. experts say npr

receives between one and 2% of its funding from the federal government, and the white house says it has no influence over the broadcaster. there's no doubt of the independence of npr's journalists and has been if you've ever been on the receiving end of their of their questions that you know this other major media outlets such as the bbc received much more government funding than npr and are on a tighter leash. experts say the musk tweet could be a cry for attention so people can keep talking about twitter and keep going back to twitter, and that's increased the traffic by people would like to see what he's gonna say that experts say twitter has seen its value dropped by half since musk took the reins in 2022. outlandish claims could conceivably help his bottom line. i think it helps them with some people because there are people that like to see him punk organization for most users, i think it's a negative. the real question is whether must comments will make a new crop of

advertisers buy in or run off those who have so far stayed in millbrae, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. 8 36, the city of santa clara is threatening legal action. if the 49ers don't turn over security records that needs for the 2026 world cup at levi stadium. the city says it needs the information for public safety to calculate the security needed for each match between competing countries and to protect players at team hotels. 49ers mista february deadline ordered by a civil grand jury the niners and the bay area hosts committee told the mercury news. they're committed to transparency and have provided materials to the city regarding their world cup bid. there is a meeting planned in two weeks. clara county supervisors have taken the first step in building more affordable housing. in san jose. the board approved spending more than $17 million to buy the land for three new affordable housing developments . the projects would create a total of 313 new apartments for low income or unsheltered people

. officials say. each of the three projects already has other funding in place and construction. could begin in the next few months. our time now, 8 37 new numbers out about school enrolment show that statewide enrollment in public school still going down due information released by the california department of education shows more than 5.8 million students are enrolled in public schools statewide. that's still down by more than 300,000 students since the pandemic. and comparing 2019 to the current academic year. enrollment numbers at the bay area's five biggest school districts have dropped among them. san francisco unified has lost almost 5500 students. oakland unified has seen enrollment go down by 3800 and fremont unified by 2300. state says it's canceled lee working to make sure families are engaged with their education. california is set to receive $307 million to invest in drought resilience. it's part of

a larger investment by the biden ministrations to issue funding to 83 projects across 11 states . california is receiving more than half of the funding for this project. the hope is to improve water storage and hydropower capabilities were farm workers evacuated from the flooding and paho row receives a much needed help from yet another community that was recently dealing with tragedy. a bus pulled into the shelter of the senate cruz county fairgrounds. sounds it came from half moon bag, bringing much needed household supplies and mental health counselors to help guide the residents through the recovery process. now the busses run by a group from half moon bay, they specialize in providing culturally relevant medical and mental health care to underserved farmworker communities. we are a farmworker community and happen bay. we've been through the same things with the floods and obviously the tragedy of the mass shooting and our hearts broke seeing what was happening in bihar. oh, and a team of firefighters and san jose joined the event, passing

out hundreds of toys to the kids who lost everything. two dogs from hawaii are now available for adoption hearing bathing in the bay area. the aloha dogs they're nicknamed were overcrowded shelter on the big island. they will now be housed at the berkeley humane society ready for adoption. they left kona yesterday and landed last night at mineta san jose international airport. the dogs are escorted by travelers returning from vacation. we spoke to one of the volunteers who helped bring the dogs over makes me feel good. be able to help out and you know? get the dogs a good home and bring them here and the project was expanded, thanks to $50,000 grant from tito's handmade vodka . the program brings the dogs from hawaii one or two at a time . well time is 8 40 checking back with ali rasmus watching are cut. steve is here. i'll do the traffic. david's backed up at the bay bridge. total plaza like you wouldn't believe here. the weather from you all right,

so we're going to look ahead to this sunday, sunday, sunday sunday and the all important easter forecast. and we actually have a good forecast here. it's going to be warm, i think especially east and south will get some low to mid seventies. depends on how much cloud covers north will deal with that tomorrow, but i think it looks much better as the high builds in and give us a couple of days of warm weather, not warm or the buoy temperatures. they are amazingly cold. 50 everywhere you go bodega bay and san francisco bowie were 49 yesterday. now they're 50. i should add santa barbara bui is 50 and yesterday the delmar bowie measured 52.5, the coldest reading ever. so it's not just cold here. it's cold all the way down to southern california, and that's the key factor. so we go into the latter parts of april and into may those water temps stay cold coast and they are not going to be very warm. that's going to generate a lot of fog here, but until we get there we have a system that's knocking on the door did send in one band of clouds that's cleared out now we're in between. but the cloud

cover is not far away so morning, sunshine and then we'll get cloud cover here in the afternoon. the temps are warming up. sonoma mountain 41, oakland hills, 41 ben lomond mountain 43 member. they were in the twenties and low thirties on monday and tuesday forties fifties on the temps. half moon bay's in there s fos in their san francisco now. 51 48, oakland, 49 hayward, palo alto, also berkeley, so the south wind and some of that cloud cover is warming us up. we are 1 to 5 degrees warmer than 25 24 hours ago, and probably 25 as well. this system, though, is a warm system is not a lot of cold air with it, but it's going to deliver some rain starting early tomorrow, maybe late tonight for some of the north it mainly early tomorrow morning, and it looks like everything is pointing towards this being about half moon bay. sf oakland airport north, not so much to the south. in fact, it may wash out, but there could be some decent amounts, especially north of san pablo bay is the way it's looking today, though early sunshine here and then it will start to filter in with more cloud cover. it's already moving

into areas to the north, so it won't take long to go. mostly cloudy. but on the mild side, not cold anymore. 50 sixties on the temps here we are creeping up, but warmer temps are on the way after we get past the rain on friday, sun and clouds on saturday and it does look warm you guys sunday and the monday icu. thank you. times 8 42. it's been almost two months now since oakland's police chief was fired coming up here on the nine oakland mayor xiang tao will join us in the studio for an update on the search for a new chief. hold has been put on a bike plan for the city of berkley coming up the key problem with the proj t

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send messages to the individual members of congress who are part of that delegation, calling their trip a serious provocation . china says the u. s military plane that touched down in taiwan is a threat to peace and stability. now the u. s delegation met with taiwan's vice president just as taiwan's president was visiting the united states meeting with house speaker kevin mccarthy in southern california. trying to could never tell us what to do with speaker of the house. i'm going to meet with whoever we want to meet with with whatever country china, by the way, considers taiwan part of its territory under its one china principle. here's something interesting. the future of roadside assistance may not include a tow truck. really yeah . walmart is adding chargers to help people who have electric vehicles. pam cooks in the studio now with today's dollars and cents a lot of interesting car news business this morning, wal mart announced it will add

fast charging stations. two thousands of its u. s. stores by 2030 executives say they are still working with suppliers. but walmart has worked with evie go and electrify america in the past. walmart currently has close to 1300 evie charging stations at its stores, including sam's club at 280 locations across the country. well, the miami marlins organization rang that opening bell this morning to celebrate its new partnership with a d t and to bring attention to the fact that the marlins are the only all women led professional sports team that is kim ng, marlins general manager and caroline o'connor, marlins president of business operations there ringing that bell taking you live to the new york stock exchange. now numbers are still down for the dow jones but the s and p 500, the nasdaq posting now a little bit of a gain. it is a shortened trading week by the way, markets are closed tomorrow in observance of good friday. so we'll see what happens when we reach that

closing bell today but a little bit of a loss for the doubt as the country comes out of the pandemic, more businesses are requiring employees to return to the office or work a hybrid schedule. a pew research survey finds. the percentage of hybrid employees increased from 35% to 41% over the past year. another new study shows companies may offer higher salaries to staffers who come into the office, business executives say. typicallyhey prefer to have employees in the office in order to build team chemistry and improve workflow efficiency. ford is working on a new response to roadside emergencies . ford has filed a patent for technology to include in future ford cars that would be able to call a drone in case of an emergency. the drone could then fly in and perform some basic repairs such as jump starting a dead battery, the ideas that the drone could get there faster than a tow truck. during the pandemic, many people were able

to keep their medical health insurance coverage here in california, however, that ends next month. states now have one year to decide who still qualifies for coverage. there is concern that people who still qualify may also lose their coverage if they don't respond to the government's request for updated information. many people will be dis enrolled, even though they remain eligible simply because they face administrative barriers with completing the renewal process. maybe they don't get the notice in the mail. maybe they get it, but it's not in a language they understand. people whose eligibility still needs to be determined will receive review renewal notices by mail, email and or a phone call. anyone receiving the notice will have a minimum of 30 days to answer questions about their income address and number of eligible family members. health care advocates encourage people to contact their local medicaid office with any questions. i'm pam cook. that's look at your

dollars and cents, ma'am. thank you. berkeley is putting the brakes on a major plan to protect bike lanes. hopkins corridor project is made up of bike lanes between gilman and sutter street of the city manager wrote a three page letter to the mayor detailing potential problems, including the lack of workers to finish the project and the need to restore public confidence about the plan. also not meeting the fire department safety requirements. there might be 100 cars that go by. maybe two bicycles go by in that time. i don't understand what the big deal is to build more bike lanes , whatever it took for the city to come to its senses was okay with us, and we're not done with the idea of having a good bike infrastructure. the city manager says concerns about the plan should delay a special session on the city council, which is scheduled for two weeks. from now. the advocacy group walk bike, berkeley issued a response that reads. in part, our community has waited too long for safe routes to schools and

destinations on this high injury street. we call it the city manager and mayor to get this project back on track. quickly alright, andre times, 8 51 that leads us right alley. rasmus watching our commute is getting any better out there. well, not on the san mateo bridge. in fact , some of the crashes we mentioned earlier that were on the peninsula as you exit the bridge and that westbound direction had been cleared, but we still don't know what exactly is happening here mid span. if there's some debris on the roadway or some sort of delay because it is very heavy, and it is one point it was at a standstill in that westbound direction from this vantage point, so if you can, i would advise taking the bay bridge instead of the san mateo bridge . san mateo bridge been kind of a mess all day long. here's highway 24 in lafayette traffic getting later here as the morning goes on, and at the golden gate bridge. traffic never here is never really a problem. it's also a nice pretty picture to end this last traffic hit on steve paulson, especially with those high clouds in the

distance. it's a sign of things to come. not too bad this morning, but that's true. they're they're on their way, ali, but we get a break here this morning. the system will start to paint with a lot of cloud cover here later this morning, more likely this afternoon into tonight, which will lead to rain tomorrow morning, at least but we had an initial high cloud deck. go through. so maybe, you know, maybe we'll get a mostly sunday morning here and then clouds will roll in later today, but forties and fifties on the temps with a south breeze, we are warming up half moon bay's in their sfo. san francisco's closed for berkeley, berkeley, hayward, also palo alto, now 49 brent woods at 52. so this is the warmest we've been in a while. and the 24 hour temperature change reflects that 1 to 5 degrees warmer than we were at this time yesterday. so each day we're bumping up these highs after a really cold monday that's for sure. 23 truckee 20 and south lake tahoe. the snow is melting in the sun. it is melting in the shade. it is not. the system will give us cloud cover and some rain starting tomorrow morning. not a lot. but we'll get some, especially north of marin county and san pablo

bay. south of that, i don't think too much should be over the oh, by the time the giants have their home opener at 1 35 tomorrow. steve thank you so much. i use a winner of a grammy emmy and two tony awards, and he's joining us from mornings onto the night coming up in our next hour. we're talking live with billy porter about his black mona lisa tour and he'll be making a stop right here in the bear will tell you all about it. also animal rights activists say don't adopt a pet rabbits for easter. we're talking about the problems that rescue groups say they deal with.

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cities, francisco topped the list of the healthiest cities thanks to number one rankings and food and green spaces. fremont oakland and san jose also ranked in the top 22. there's growing concern about the safety of some additives in a variety of processed foods. the editors are used to alter their taste, color shelf life and more, and some of them could potentially be banned right here in california. they include red dye, number three, which is used to color many popular candies. like skittles. the fda created the grass list back in 1958, which stands for generally recognized as safe and on. it are hundreds of additives. that the fda allows in food products , but california lawmakers recently proposed legislation that would ban five additives on that list. the problem comes down to amount back in the fifties, when the grass list first came out. most americans in general. made most of our own food. they weren't eating that

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