story don't jump to a conclusion . that person's career is over. that person's canceled that person's done. can you wrap this up? um see you tomorrow by flooding. now local lawmakers are demanding more help. from ktvu. fox two news. this is the fourth happening now. california senator alex padilla is in watson ville. after visiting the community of povero that was inundated by recent floods. welcome to the four i'm greg lee wong. it's been more than two months since flooding ritacca havoc, amparo and the road to recovery is proving to be a long one. ktvu cristina rendon live in our newsroom with the details cristina rendon today alongside other elected of reassure commut helped is on the way, but they're also pushing the federal

government to ensure that these repairs to the broken levee are done quickly. officials say. they have known for years that levee repairs were needed, but construction was always delay today, senator padilla along with us representative jimmy panetta walked that area. they say that they helped secure $150 million from the bipartisan infrastructure law for flood risks along the powder river, including modernizing that 74 year old levee system. but even then, with that funding mother nature did not wait. that levee was breached due to recent storms. flooding the power of community and prompting the biden administration to approve a major disaster declaration and now senator by the says he's working to ensure that tragedy doesn't strike again. continue to work together to ensure that the biden administration expedite construction funding and protects this community the way it deserves, and that includes making sure that regulations are removed so that construction can start quickly. the community of poirot has endured far too much devastation

by the ss not just from this levee breach but also flooding over the years, he says. there's been five major floods in the past three decades. forcing families to evacuate people to lose loved ones. and, sadly, he says, low income communities like bihar oh, take longer to recover. he's pushing to change the federal government's benefit cost ratio formula to make sure those communities get equal protection and still ahead. we're going to have more on what officials with the army corps of engineers are hoping to accomplish both long term and short term to protect that community. it's a story that we're working on coming up. at five. for now, we're live in the newsroom. cristina rendon ktvu, fox two news. very congressman, ro khanna is adding to the voices calling for the resignation of senator dianne feinstein. the statement posted to congressman conyers, twitter this afternoon reads, in part quote. we need to put the country ahead of personal loyalty, citing feinstein's absence due to recent illness, senator feinstein has been working from home while she recovers from shingles. connors tweet goes on to say that while

senator feinstein has had a lifetime of public service, he believes she can no longer fulfill her duties, according to the chronicle. the senator has reportedly missed 58. senate votes, complicating efforts to confirm judicial nominees and other approvals. earlier this year, feinstein said she would not seek re election when her term ends in 2024. a court hearing took place today in san francisco for the man accused of attacking the husband of former house speaker nancy pelosi. david deepak was not at today's hearing. he is charged with attempted murder, battery and assault charges, has pleaded not guilty in court this morning, the judge ordered his defense lawyer and prosecutors to return to court on june 14th. when a trial date might be set. last october's attack left paul pelosi with serious injuries, including a skull fracture, is also facing federal charges that include one count of attempted kidnapping of a federal officer or employee. paolo alto, say the work they did to arrest the sexual assault suspect would not

have been possible without the help from the victim. police confirmed they arrested 34 year old david condron and puno in connection with a sexual assault that happened inside a pedestrian tunnel on sunday afternoon near california avenue . a woman was walking her bicycle through the tunnel when she was passed by the suspect. the band, then attacked her from behind and sexually assaulted her. police say the victim was taken to the hospital, where she provided a detailed description of the man and his clothing. the ability to recall the information work with police in such a short time must have been really difficult but was of the utmost valuable and directly led to us taking him into custody within 48 hours. paltrow police did not say if conjuring and puno is connected to any other crimes, but say other agencies have cases that are under active investigation. he was initially taken into custody by uc berkeley police on tuesday

afternoon as officers investigated number of groping attacked their qadri mp, you know is being held at the santa clara county jail on attempted rape and other felony charges arrested in a deadly crash in hercules during the police pursuit last month, was formally charged in court today. 20 year old ralph white of vallejo is facing several charges, including two counts of murder, receiving a stolen vehicle and causing serious bodily injury. police say he was driving a stolen car and evading officers when he hit a car, killing a 31 year old mother and one of her six year old twin sons, seriously injuring the other twin white was out on bail from county jails in both alameda and san francisco county at this time of the crash. in the south bay, vt. a light rail service is back to normal this afternoon after service was suspended earlier this morning at about 4 30 this morning, vita said with a problem with an electrical line at first street and younger avenue just outside the county's sheriff's office caused a system shutdown. light rail service was replaced with a bus bridge for

about three hours. by 7 30. the agency announced normal service had resumed while they continued making repairs. npr says it will stop using twitter after the platform labeled its main account as state affiliated and later government funded media. npr says it will no longer be active on twitter because the platform is in its words, taking actions that undermine our credibility by falsely implying that we are not editorially independent. npr's government funding accounts for less than 1% of its annual operating budget. and elon musk has made major changes at twitter since taking over that company last october, the billionaire owners said today he has laid off more than 6000 people during an interview with the bbc, that is about 80% of the social media platform staff, musk said, cutting that many jobs is quote , not fun and can be painful and that the changes were needed to correct a negative cash flow situation. he also said that twitter is now roughly breaking even. former governor arnold

schwarzenegger has been involved in some do it yourself pothole repair. schwarzenegger shared this video on twitter showing him taking matters into his own hands after a pothole in his southern california neighborhood had not been fixed for weeks, he wrote that his entire neighborhood has been upset about the huge pothole and that it had been affecting cars and bicycles. welcome welcome to do it yourself. i mean, this is crazy. three weeks i've been waiting for this order closed. thank you. some are now calling schwarzenegger the tar nater. we'll have more on the efforts to fix potholes across the bay area coming up at five o'clock. well the second tennessee state representative ousted for his protest on gun reform, has now been reappointed the outpouring of support for justin pearson and the biden administration taking action to protect abortion rights as the deadline looms. for the ban of abortion pill medford cristo. and a

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attic representative after he was expelled from the statehouse . county commissioners voted to send nashville lawmaker justin pearson back to the legislature . pearson and fellow democrat justin jones were voted out of the legislature last week after taking part in a gun control protest on the house floor following the nashville school shooting. you can't expel our boys. you showcased, expel our fight. we look forward to continuing to fight continuing to advocate until justice rolls down like water and watches nous like an ever point stream. let's get back to work. justin jones

returned to his position on monday. jones is originally from oakland. a federal judge's suspension of a widely used abortion medication is set to take effect saturday unless a higher court intervenes as foxes madeline rivera tells us more states are now stockpiling medication like california is doing amid the uncertainty about the status of that drug. democratic states are stockpiling abortion pills ahead of a potential nationwide ban in new york governor kathy hotel has ordered the health department to begin buying 150,000 doses of my surprise hostel, one of two commonly used abortion inducing drugs. and in washington governor jay inslee bought a three year supply of mifepristone, another abortion drug. we know it's safe. it's been in the market for two decades, with tremendous results for women. and we wanted to make sure that we can provide that their moves come as a legal fight over abortion medication escalates last week, a texas judge and trump appointees suspended the fda approval of

mifepristone, which had been ruled safe to use for more than two decades. the justice department appealed the ruling with the white house, calling the judge's decision and overreach. judge who is not a medical professional. is making a decision to undo. the ruling 20/20 years ago. of the fda. that declared a specific medication safe and effective for the american people. this indeed is a health care crisis in america, but in anti abortion group argues it is the fifth circuit court of appeals that would be stepping out of bounds of its sides with the doj. the alliance defending freedom said that appeals court did not have the jurisdiction to block the texas ruling. some lawmakers have floated the idea of the fda , ignoring the judge's ruling altogether. proposal the white house has not publicly supported in washington, mother of era fox news administration is trying to

assess and contain the damage from the recent leak of classified pentagon documents. they include details about u. s intelligence on the war in ukraine. according to the documents. ukraine could run out of missile defense ammunition by may, potentially exposing the country to huge air attacks from russia. they also say u. s special forces are stationed in ukraine but not engaged in any fighting. national security spokesman john kirby confirms the special forces are stationed at the embassy in non combat security roles. they are not fighting on the battlefield. nothing has changed about the commander in chief's order that the united states will not have troops. fighting this war in ukraine. the justice department is now investigating how the highly sensitive documents were stolen and ended up on social media sites. well barry of whether week cold front moved across the area today, no rain clouds with it just some cooler air and some gusty winds. he probably noticed those winds picking up especially if you're

near the coastline right around portions of the bay as well. in fact, strong enough, we have a wind advisory for the north bay coast until nine o'clock this evening for lotto county. this begins tonight lasted until 11 am tomorrow morning winds could be around 35 to 45 miles an hour. in fact, take a look at some of the stronger winds throughout the day. today, you could see operator of 40/50 miles an hour nevado 30 in san jose 30 miles an hour. so this is not a major widespread wind event, but to really pick it up and some of the exposed gaps and also out towards portions of the coastline right around the bayshore line as well, so there's that cold front that moved across the region. no rainfall for us, just as a cooler air continues to move in, also setting up by the stronger winds for today, with that cooler air to cool off those temperatures a bit tomorrow morning. with some thirties and forties first thing tomorrow morning. here's a satellite that close up you showing you lots of clear skies up and down our coastline, and that will be the story as we head into your thursday forecast mostly sunny

skies and still some breezy conditions tomorrow. probably not as windy as today. showed you the current wind reports you could see oakland airport westerly 14 miles an hour santa rosa gusting to 24 miles an hour. add some more sites for you with the sfo gusting to 31 so that breeze has been picking up accelerating over the past few hours. current numbers in the fifties and the sixties across the board here, santa rosa, mid sixties livermore 59. fremont checking in 61. here is our live camera, looking out toward the golden gate bridge completely in the clear, but a lot of chop. just offshore with the strong winds in place. in fact, we have gale warnings posted for the book for the voters out for the for the baseball game tonight. this evening, the dodgers and the giants were expecting clear skies and, of course, you'd expect the winds to be a part of the forecast and the wind will be up there around 20 to 25 miles an hour overnight temperatures in the thirties and the forties with mostly clear skies, but into the afternoon hours. we're going to warm things up a little bit. lots of

sixties and maybe the warmest locations could be approaching the 70 degree market that warming that will continue as we head towards the weekend. we'll have more on that. with your full forecast, all coming up in just a little bit. okay thank you. mark. alright let's turn now to some breaking news that we're falling for you at this hour sky foxx above an active scene. there were reports at that scene of a shooting and we are hearing from oakland police that two people are hurt. as you can see from this live picture they have blocked off this area . this is the 2900 block of brookdale. avenue and you can see there. there are several police cars on the scene. we know again. there were two victims involved in this. there is a large police presence out there. oakland police, saying there is no additional details to provide at this time. but if you take a look at that picture, you can see that presence means that this investigation is underway. what we don't see at this. from this vantage point is any emergency ambulance or

vehicles are there so we can maybe assume that there's victims have already been taken to the hospital again? a shooting that was called in just before four o'clock, so just mil came in about shots fired two victims found on the 2900 block of brookdale avenue in oakland. a very active scene. we're going to continue to follow this for you, and we'll keep you updated with the latest information. as we get it. coming up. we're gonna be talking about super blooms here in california. those blooms are now visible from space. we're going to talk about that colorful display in what park officials are saying that's next.

large column of smoke pouring from the fire is definitely toxic, prompting them to teach cake measures to keep people in that area. safe foxes david lee

miller has more firefighters in indiana working around the clock to put out a massive fire at a plastics recycling plant in richmond, near the ohio border. a little bit of smoke coming from right over there just a little bit within about 10 minutes, it started to really spread black plume of toxic smoke is pouring from the plant out of concern for nearby residents. officials ordered mandatory evacuations for thousands who live within a half mile of the roaring fire. beyond that people who live downwind of the fire have been urged to shelter in place and keep animals inside area schools were canceled wednesday the city's mayor, blaming the property owner, saying negligence residents in danger this business owner had previously been cited by are unsafe building commission and given an order to clean up the property. this person has been negligent responsible, and it's led to putting a lot of people in danger today. the inferno started tuesday afternoon, the flames quickly spread to several buildings, consuming various types of plastic stored. inside and outside buildings, charring nearly all 14 acres. there will

definitely be toxins in smoke based on the age of the building. it's possible there could be a specialist containing materials and some debris that would have left the site. the blaze is expected to burn for days. agents from the a and indiana department of environmental management or on site assessing air quality and monitoring for any potential hazards. health department's main concern at this point is a particular matter at these are very fine particles and if they're breathed in can cause all kinds of respiratory problems and investigation is underway to determine the exact cause of the fire. in new york. david lee miller, fox news. late night earthquake jolted some people out of bed in lake county late last night. it was a magnitude 4.4 quake and it hit just after 10 30 last night near the town of cobb. that's about 40 miles north of santa rosa. the usgs says. there have been at least two small aftershocks after the earthquake, and some people in social media say they were able to feel the shaking in the north bay. and after

pipeline involved in an oil spill in southern california, back in 2021 is now being put back into service. amplify energy corporation says it's received approval from federal agencies to restart operations. it comes nearly two years after 25,000 gallons of oil spilled on the beaches and huntington's beach and newport beach. the company recently announced the settlement with companies associated with this bill amplify agreed to pay up to $95 million in settlements and also reached a plea deal with the federal government for negligently discharging well this incredibly wet winter we've had is leading to a pretty spectacular spring so spectacular that you can actually see some of those super blooms from space. in fact, the ceo of planet in san francisco tweeted a picture and wrote oh, wow. the wildfires, wild flowers , i should say or blue in in california, and he said, you can almost smell them from 500

kilometers up pretty amazing and they're just beginning to show their colors. so joining us now we have hillary collier of the california department of parks and recreation. it is an exciting time. i think anytime people are really appreciating what nature is offering. let's talk about the super blooming kind of what you've been seeing. well yeah, around mount tamil pay a state park where i am based. we're not really seeing a super bloom yet. we'reing the precursors. um have just std coming out and id every day and every day there are more flowers to see. so it's very exciting. it's coming our way. i know i've been looking at your your website and in terms of you guys have a flower bloom update of just letting people know where they're going to be, and the parks that i see on their mount tam where you are china camp. try own an adele,

santa rosa and sugarloaf ridge state park. i feel like right now, this should the super bloom is southern california first, and then we're kind of waiting for that. to kind of catch up over here. correct we're waiting for the effects of the warm weather. we've finally been getting, um to bear fruit, i'd say bloom. yes you know, i do. i did see, you know, the california state parks director saying don't doom the bloom. and of course, it makes us think of like 2019 when those disneyland sized crowds were hitting some of those state parks, and it was so crushing that it was really damaging. are you guys concernen it really starts becoming notice it becomes too much of a good thing in terms of crowds. well, and unfortunately, it just takes prominent social media figure to

post a photo doing the wrong thing for everyone else, too. just thoughtlessly follow along , so there is some concern that are bloom could be doomed. by thoughtlessness, but a lot of great news outlets such as yours are trying to spread the word about responsible behavior, and i think people are really starting to understand more about what is and isn't acceptable when looking at these flowers, can we talk about like super bloom strategy? you know if this was something that you know, i didn't go to any of the super blooms. the last time we had them. i'm excited at the thought. that maybe i'll get to see really, you know something benefit from all this but wet winter besides the water that we much needed, but also this beautiful spring. what is the best strategy and what are the best guidelines that that you want out there so people can make sure to enjoy this the right way. yes i'm of course on our california state park website, www dot parkstle sub

page called with a splash wildflower bloom. and that has a lot of great tips in english and spanish. but in general, just keep in mind that to, uh, when you are in the park. stay on parking designated areas. stay on the trails. the designated trails don't go off in the grass and the flowers and a good thing to do beforehand to know where when and where the best places to go are are to look at that park social media if they have an account, or call the park itself and ask, where are the flowers? where is the best place to park to see these flowers? what trail can i use to access these flowers? milpitas state park at least has a large number of trails and they you can see so much strategized recipe it you're you're working with the public to make sure that they get a good view and get a good

shot and that we can all enjoy this. can you really quickly if you had to look at your state park super bloom crystal mall in terms of we were getting some warmer weather, which is so nice to see how long until you think that we might see the super blooms that we're all waiting for. really hitting every we what are you thinking? a week minimum, but i'm thinking it's going to be more like two weeks before we really see the spectacular squads of color. alright that's good timing. i can wait two weeks. yeah i can wait two weeks, and it is certainly good to know hillary collier with the california department of parks and recreation. thank you so much for joining us and enjoy that beautiful view and the weight on mountain town. will do. thank you so much. you've never been. i have not seen the big i know you have. have you want my advice? first thing in the morning? bring your allergy medicine. you're welcome. i do have allergies. so thank you proposed guidelines from the epa

aimed at accelerating the reduction of carbon emissions the new benchmarks to curb climate change. and mayor. london breed sits down with ktvu to talk about crime and violence in the city. now we asked her about the fatal stabbing of cash app ceo bob lee what she is and is not saying about that case.

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2900 block of brookdale avenue. you can see officers stationed there continuing to investigate . we do not know the conditions of those two victims or if a suspect is in custody as police continue to put up police tape there again to victims reported in that shooting. no word on a suspect. but that area remains blocked off at this moment, as police are now putting up police tape in that area of 2900 brooke brook 2900 block of brookdale avenue will continue to follow this and bring you any new details coming up at five o'clock. the discussion of public safety and services co. again in the national spotlight that's following the stabbing death of tech exec bob lee and the attack of a former fire commissioner earlier today, on mornings on to our gasia mikaelian spoke with mayor london breed about concerns over crime and violence. she asked some tough questions, and here's what the mayor had to say. what's your take on what's happening in your city? well i think that oftentimes because of

social media because of cameras and how people are able to publicize things that are happening in a moment, it is taken completely out of context . in terms of highlighting the entire city is being unsafe. that's not entirely true. and when you look at statistics, you see that, for example, with homicide rates in san francisco police department here has an 85% clearance rate, whereas in other places around the country that national averages 60% i understand that if it happens to you or your loved one, it does not matter and our goal with making sure we have police officers, ambassadors, security cameras and a number of other things, especially in places where we have high foot traffic that we're doing everything we can to ensure safety of the public. what we know about the bobbly case for many people is horrific. he was stabbed to death. he pleaded for help made a 911 call that has yet to be released. you said yesterday the fact of many of these cases as they come out, people are going to be surprised. what do you

mean by that being surprised? well just to be clear. i don't want to do anything to compromise this investigation and also accurate. i think that's the problem with speculation. when y in particuln actor loved one. what would you like? what would you like to clarify? gasia i want to be clear that i am not going to talk specifically about this case and the specifics of the case until we are able to release the facts to the public. but my point is that there's a lot of speculation and then that speculation there's inaccurate information that's being published out there. so until our police department and our district attorney can provide the public with the facts. it is best that we are very careful about that. because if it were your loved one you'd want justice brought against the perpetrator or perpetrators of that crime. is there anything that i've said about him being stabbed to death in the middle of the night him making a 911 phone call pleading with

bystanders for helping not receiving it. is any of that. not true. garcia as i said, i'm not going to specifically call out what you said. that's inaccurate, but some of what you said was is inaccurate, which is why we need to be very careful about what we say based on the information that's being put out there. but i will say that i do appreciate the local press and being responsible about not only trying to put out information to the public but also be responsible about supporting what the challenges are of san francisco, but also making sure that it's clear in terms of how this city has worked really hard to deal with public safety, including our police, supplemental, which is going to keep our officers on the streets and also keep them investigating a case of this magnitude, so we have to continue to do this work and we have to be very careful about how we as leaders of the city communicate with the public in order to make sure that people who commit crimes in this city are brought to justice. it's true that san francisco does have a perception problem.

what are you doing to address that? well let me tell you this past weekend. what's amazing about this city? it was so packed the cherry blossom festival was going on, and you couldn't even hardly move around in japantown. the drag race was happy. i mean, the drag march was happening easter egg extravaganza, all kinds of events. this city was packed downtown was packed. and so when i was looking, and i went to a lot of these places just to see what was going on in these various neighborhoods, we didn't see any incidents. we didn't hear any reports and the city was packed and people were having a good time. so i think that, you know, look, the media is going to do what they're going to do nationally and at the end of the day san franciscans and visitors and people who come here are going to continue to love and enjoy this city. so even if as and i'll speak, i'll speak to ktvu. we cover those events that you just listed the cherry blossom festival and you know, we put that out there, however, can you understand how the single killing of a person on the

street in the middle of what should be a safe neighborhood? do you understand how that really does strike to the heart of not just people who live in the city? but people who think boy i used to love going to san francisco for a day out for dinners to see some shows. but i don't want to do that now. and look, i'll see it. it's going to take time. san francisco is a major city and things are going to happen in any major city like they do all over the country, and our goal is to do everything we can to prevent things from happening and that's just the best that we can do because we know that there's a perception problem. we know that the internet and social media is here to stay. it's not going anywhere, and people are going to jump to conclusions and speculate all they want. but we're going to continue to be responsible. we're going to continue to host events and to do everything we can to make san francisco safe. i've been getting so many incredible feedback letters, including one from jpmorgan chase, which just hosted a huge convention in san francisco, and sent a letter talking about how wonderful union square was and how the

people who participated in this convention felt safe and felt that san francisco kept their word and improve conditions and they're coming back next year. so we have to keep working at this. this is not something that oh, we succeeded and it's over. it's something we're going to have to continue to work on every single day. i feel like you and i have been talking for at least two years about revitalizing, bringing people back to the downtown core and other parts of the city. public safety has to be part of that equation. you mentioned yesterday you're interested in getting some support from the state and federal government. what might that look like? well we are having discussions now with federal and state government, and my hope is that when we get something concrete were able to roll it out. but we're going to need their help. we're going to need to make sure. for example, you know you you heard about the two fentanyl dealers. who were they went through a trial and they were not convicted. and that is a real problem, especially when we bring something to trial and we have the evidence and our goal is to make sure that the federal

government understands what we're going through because they can take over these cases. they can prosecute these cases and they can do everything they can to help us in this process and not just leave us on our own to try and make the arrest, which we've increased the number of arrests significantly, which is also led to getting fentanyl and other opioids off the street. so we are doing everything we can with our police department, and we definitely will need some help from the state and federal government. and as soon as we have those things narrow down, we will make that information known to the public. how do you answer the critics who say the state that san francisco is in right now and turning to state and federal authorities is, in some part, at least the doing of its own. politicians and city leaders. essentially they're saying the progressive policies are what got us here. now we're turning to others for help. you know, it's sad because i think it's just san francisco has been a target for so long and use as an example. because we're innovative creative. we come up with out of the box ideas and

ththings to push forward change in our communities. and i think that sadly, you know, with the previous president, it was a target. and now you know, like, you know other other people who have um, been targets in the past. i mean, it just it just really is unfortunate that people are using a social media platform to redirect towards san francisco. but i do understand that there are people who have legitimate concerns and we are working on those every single day. the fact that we got a $25 million supplemental path for the police department is significant and has been challenging to do anything of that magnitude. in the past with the city that has a big first step along with increasing pay. san francisco wants support of supervisors past the package that i put together and will be the highest paid for police officers, which will attract and retention bonuses and other things that we need to do to ensure that we have a vibrant police force in the city and county of san francisco. so we

have to keep working at it and some of our policies have been problematic and we will do what we can to roll those back. but in the meantime, we gotta keep moving forward. it's going to take us some time to get to a better place where public safety but we are not letting up. alright. san francisco mayor londonderry joining us today? she does every month. thank you so much. international news divided administration is proposing new car pollution rules that could require up to two thirds of new cars sold in the u. s b electric by 2032 that represents a tenfold increase over current car sales. the environmental protection agency announced the tailpipe emissions limit for 2027 to 2032 model years the strictest ever last year, california passed the mandate requiring 100% of new car sales to be zero. mission by 2035 in the state for reaction to the proposal. we're joined by dan kammen, professor of energy at uc berkeley and founding director of the renewable and appropriate energy lab professor certainly appreciate the time you spent time with the epa, the

department of energy what is your reaction to this ambitious proposal? i guess it's about time. california as you pointed out, already plans to have all new vehicle sales two by 2035 to be electric. um, we're upping our game in terms of installing charging stations particular and lower income communities. we already know that the lifetime cost to own and operate e v is less than that for a gas powered car, so we need financing to get into people's hands. and the range is going up. up and up. we're now talking about vehicles with five and 600 mile range. air quality benefits, more jobs . it's about time i would say, professor. as you know, this is getting strong reaction. i'm going to read you a statement from the alliance for automotive innovation, which represents four gm and others. they called it aggressive by any measure and added, the question is, can this be done? it's how fast it can be done. how fast will depend almost exclusively on having the right policies and market

conditions in place in the first quarter of this year, 7.2% of new cars were all electric is this goal possible in less than a decade? it actually is. the numbers we're seeing now are really very, very attractive. the best selling car in california is already an electric vehicle. um it does require we scale things up, but that's precisely why in, um and governor newsom is budget last year, there was a big increase of spending on clean vehicles and clean energy, and it's why the federal level the inflation reduction act. the infrastructure act and then a less well known one called the chips and science act. all highlighted this area, and i think most significant for california that puts a premium on clean. environment but also on social, racial and gender justice. the biggest chunk of money in the federal inflation reduction act about $60 billion was specifically for clean

energy to support low income and underserved communities, and the epa said these proposed standards could result in a 56% cut and projected greenhouse gas emissions. how significant would that change be both for the environment and those communities of color that you talked about? yeah well, it's kind of a double win or win win in the sense that every time not just in california, but across the country, we increase the amount of clean energy in our mix than a vehicle. running off . that clear off of that grid is also lower, lower missions. and so the more we up our game in terms of the number of electric vehicles and hydrogen vehicles in the mix, and we deploy more. big central station, wind and solar but also rooftop. we're winning on both fronts, and i think the real the biggest part of the story, isn't there not just that we can do it, but that there was more jobs per dollar spent available in the clean energy economy than in the dirty

ones. this is ultimately about more employment and more competitive country as well, professor. you know there's a tax credit that cost is often the biggest barrier to anyone buying an e v. how much does the market need to respond and perhaps the government to do more to make these cars more affordable? well the government's taking a good start . there's already a 75 $100 credit when you buy a new e v and on the social justice part there is a $4000 credit when you buy a used tv, so there was opportunities and then there is working with the rideshare ride . hailing companies so lift has already committed to saying everyone of their vehicles, meaning their drivers they employ. there's some complications there will be driving e v s by 2030. i think they could do it sooner. but i think those are the kinds of policies that we in the state can really benefit from. because california is the national, clean energy and really justice

leader. it doesn't mean there aren't these challenges. we need a lot more public charging stations. we need more credit programs so you can buy these vehicles even if you're a lower income driver, or least these vehicles, but this is really doubling down on good. climate and good social justice policy at the same time, important conversation that we have to leave their dan kammen, professor of energy at uc berkeley, certainly appreciate you joining us, sir. thank you. still to come. and then there were two a second egg has hatched on the top of uc berkeley's campanelli tower will tell you how the new chick is doing and what experts are saying about the other two eggs. and whether a bit of a cool down today across most of the bay area looks like what it warmed things up just in time for the weekend, and we'll have the update coming up after t

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very typically, we're talking about some rainfall, but we had a cold front today, but no rainfall just some cooler air and you probably notice those blustery winds near portions of the coastline is still talking about the other windy conditions for tonight into your thursday as far as the other the forecast here. if you do put this into motion, it's a dry forecast to dry pattern this week here in the next week, though, you can see some changes headed our way and maybe a slight shower chance into early next week by monday, or we'll see you in the tuesday as well. so it looks like another system will cool us off into the next week, but tomorrow we're looking pretty good for your thursday. mostly sunny skies breezy. probably not as windy as today, but winds could be around 20 to 30 miles an hour. at temperatures from the upper fifties all the way. to the upper sixties. tomorrow afternoon. there's that front that moved across the bay area earlier today, sending temperatures down. remember just a few days ago, we had the warm

to hot temperatures at least hot, at least compared to what we would expect this time of year. but as you can see right now, lots of clear skies that cooler air, though, will continue to filter into the region so overnight temperatures will be chilly. once again when speed you could see some breezy conditions out there as we kind of take a look. at the current wind reports sfo gusting to over 30 miles an hour so most areas it's a west to a northwest wind right now. current numbers temperatures this afternoon, mainly in the fifties around 50 . let's see 52 half moon bay to the sixties out toward concord out toward the fairfield, santa rosa in the mid sixties 65 degrees and here is our live camera looking out toward the golden gate bridge completely in the clear that flag is getting a bit of a workout. we had the stronger onshore winds. in fact , we have gale warnings posted just offshore as far as temperat up in some of the north bay valleys. overnight temperatures will be in the thirties and the forties to start out. you're a thursday morning, but temperatures should recover nicely. into the

afternoon hours. here's the forecast models you can't see. until by your thursday looking okay with them. some cloud cover way up to our north friday. maybe some fog patchy fog in the morning hours, clearing out in the afternoon and then into the weekend. it should be dry saturday. should be the warmest day of the upcoming weekend. highest for tomorrow will be in the upper fifties to the sixties , all the way to maybe approaching 70 degrees for the warmest locations of the region, so mostly sunny. it is breezy. not as windy as today. but still an overall. tonight's forecast for your thursday. here's a look ahead. your from your five day forecast more sunshine by friday saturday, just a nice day. nice day to get outside sixties. maybe a few locations could be approaching the 70 degree mark and then into early next week, we bring in more clouds, some cooler temperatures that slight chance of a shower by monday may be a better chance by tuesday of next week, but we don't have to think about next week just yet. the weekend is looking pretty good with the temperatures

trending up. especially by saturday. all right, thank you, mark. well there are now two new chicks and that falcon nest high atop the u. c. berkeley campus in the middle of the night and the second of four eggs hatch. hello showing that new chick next to its sibling fans of the falcons in that nest on top of campanelli bell tower have been waiting for more eggs to hatch, therefore, eggs. total wildlife experts say the new chick is looking healthy, but there is a chance of those other two eggs may not hatched. big outdoor screens at the berkeley art museum and the pacific film archive also been playing the live stream of the nest fout anh while in downtown berkeley. that is very cute. alright festivalgoers are preparing for this year's festival in the coachella valley, the annual concert series drawing in thousands of music lovers. i am sick and tired of being attacked by these people in this community, apologizing for the racism that is going on and that's community. you're the problem. and coming up at five.

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music and arts festival begins this friday, april 14th and runs through april 23rd. dozens of artists are scheduled to perform , including blondie, bad bunny and frank ocean. buckingham palace has confirmed that prince harry will attend king charles's coronation, but he's going to be going alone the power says his wife, megan, the duchess of sussex, will remain here in california with the couple's two children, prince archie and principal bet there's been some widespread speculation about whether the couple would attend that historic event after a falling out with the royal family, king charles and queen consort camilla will be crowned on may 6th at westminster abbey that is also prince archie's fourth birthday. the fbi is issuing a new warning about juice jacking why you may want to think twice before you plug in your device at a public outlet. ♪

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occurs. to tap into all of your phone's data. it's called juice jacking. have you heard of juice jacking? cybercriminals sure have the prevalence of this is growing exponentially right now . the fbi's denver office recently tweeted a warning to avoid free charging stations and airports, hotels and shopping centers because criminals are using public usb ports to introduce malware and monitoring software onto devices. malware can export your private information straight to a hacker . every time you go to your bank every time you use a credit card to go shopping, they're going to capture all that until they have this rich and juicy file on you. security. i always use my mobile hot spot so it can explain phone

and it's password protected, and it's a very long passwords and can get in and then i always plug in with just the people to avoid getting your juice using a power outlet instead, if you do use a usb ports and a prompt appeared asking share data or charge only always elect charge only. you can also use a charging only cable which prevents sending or receiving data today. i'm actually at raleigh durham airport. no matter where you go, there's something you can plug into. and unfortunately this is kind of like a virus. expert says u s b data blockers sold online can work. it also means the bad guys , the hackers. the bad girls are out there. they have a hold of it now. now they start figuring out ways around it. public. wifi is another way cybercriminals can target you. so if you're transmitting sensitive information, the fcc says, use your data plan instead. caroline shively box news ktvu fox two news at five starts now. dog

whistle racism apologized for what is absolutely wrong city. you want to go outside. let's go . now we're five tempers flaring at an anti ox city council meeting mayor lamar thorpe, reacting to residents he feels were unfairly targeting him. the topic here a racist texting scandal involving 24 members of the city's police department. good evening, everyone. i'm alex savage heather holmes ktvu evan sernoffsky. he joins us now live at the antiochus police headquarters with more on this, evan. alex heather. we spoke to the mayor of this afternoon and got his reaction on that racist texting scandal. we also got his reaction and some words about that outburst last night. he said that that happened because racism fighting racism isn't always pretty. you want to go outside? let's go. i am sick and tired of being attacked by these people in this community