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firefighter and health officials say there is no need to panic, but they are concerned and issuing warnings about the growing number of measles cases, plus the oakland airport could be getting a new name. why the port commission president says the airport and travelers would benefit from the change, and reaction from residents. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. let's take you right outside for a live look on this saturday. and you can see the golden gate bridge looking good this morning. but a great start to this saturday. welcome to mornings on two. it is march 30th i'm claudine wong and hi everyone i'm frank mallicoat over the easter weekend. >> tomorrow is easter and we are off to a bit of a soggy start, aren't we? >> yes, yes we are. we'll take it. i guess. >> i guess we're going to have to. it's been coming our way for a while now, right? >> yes, but i don't.

>> blue skies out there this morning. right. we are going to kind of have that weekend. if you remember last weekend, last sunday we had the blue skies. we had the sunshine, we had the downpour. and wow, we had a ton of rainbows. here's a live look at a quiet start to the morning, with a mix of sun and clouds out there, turning it over to the temperatures for you. we are just a little bit cooler, especially concord. you're down by eight degrees this morning, but again, our attention on the rain and what we are seeing out there right now, not much, but you can see there is more offshore. this system is working its way towards southern california and we will continue to have the wraparound moisture, meaning on and off rain for today into the sierra. it's a bit quiet here as well, but the travel advisory continues until tomorrow morning. it expires now at 11 a.m. so getting up over the pass is going to be a little complicated today. and hazardous . a view here of your forecast for the weekend. we're calling for showers today. the chance of

thunderstorms tomorrow less likely, but keeping in that possibility of unsettled weather as well. all in all, not a bad weekend. i'll have better details coming up in just a bit. >> okay. thank you. rosemary. well, san francisco firefighters were hard at work overnight battling a fire that burned vehicles and then spread to several buildings. i want to show you the video that the fire department posted on social media just after 2 a.m. that video, as you can see, showing those firefighters using extinguishers as well as water hoses to put those flames out on several cars and on the balconies and the building up above. that fire was burning near white street and julian avenue in the city's mission district. firefighters say at least nine people were forced to evacuate. there were two people who had minor injuries. no word yet on how that fire started. and in the east bay, firefighters responded to a fire at a grocery store. a viewer sent us this video of that fire burning in the chip aisle. now this all happened at the food max grocery store in san pablo, contra costa firefighters say they got the call just after 830

last night. the store was evacuated and firefighters say the sprinkler system was activated and helped put that fire out. no one was hurt. the cause of that fire is now under investigation. >> joe biden sentenced to prison for selling drugs in san francisco's tenderloin district. federal prosecutors say 225 year olds were living in oakland, received prison terms in separate cases. marcos carcamo was sentenced to four years in jail. federal prosecutors say he traveled from oakland to san francisco a number of times a week to sell drugs, including fentanyl. raul raul ortega was sentenced to three years for possession with intent to sell methamphetamine. this was his ortega's fourth conviction, including prior federal convictions for selling drugs in the tenderloin. >> well, governor gavin newsom says hundreds of cameras that do things like read license plates and identify crime linked vehicles by make and model will soon be in place with the hopes

of making oakland and the east bay safer. that camera system is from the company called flock safety, and it systems are already being used by a number of law enforcement agencies. officials say the cameras will take still photos of the backs of cars, and not of people or their faces. some are hopeful the cameras will have a positive impact, while others aren't so sure they could help address some of the immediate, you know, public safety issues around stolen vehicles and that kind of thing. >> i think, you know, hopefully it'll have it'll have an impact. >> i know my opinion is in the minority, that people are acting based on fear, and also an unproven, misguided belief that these cameras are going to solve all our problems. they won't. >> 290 cameras are going to be in place on oakland city streets under the purview of oakland police. while 190 cameras will be set up on state highways in the east bay and monitored by chp, the images will be stored

for 28 days. the cameras are expected to be installed over the next six months. >> time now is 705. governor newsom announced that he has granted 37 pardons and 18 commutations. a pardon frees a person from legal consequences resulting from a criminal conviction, while a commutation reduces the sentence without exonerating the person. the governor says. when reviewing clemency applications, he weighs numerous factors, including the person's conduct. since the offense and the impact to public safety. san francisco mayor london breed announced the city received an $8 million grant from the federal government to improve the buchanan street mall pedestrian walkway. the mayor says the renovation project will add lighting, landscaping and information kiosks to the outdoor street mall. there other additions will include a performance stage, sitting area, a picnic and barbecue area, and multiple playgrounds. work is expected to get started this fall. >> a new plan is in the works to

rename the oakland airport. >> planners say the name change will put the airport on the map and ultimately attract more visitors, but it's getting some mixed reviews. ktvu is amber lee has more now on the new title that could soon take flight. >> a large welcome sign greets travelers at oakland international airport. >> i guess i just like how easy it is compared to other airports i've been to. >> many praised this airport for convenience, but a name change is being proposed. instead of metropolitan oakland international airport. it's current official name, the port commission, which oversees airport operations, is considering a new name, san francisco bay oakland international airport. the airport code okay will remain the same. >> it is a perfect way to identify geographically where oakland, the city of oakland, is. port commission president barbara leslie says a study found that 50% of international travelers and 30% of domestic travelers, primarily from the

east coast, do not know that oakland is in the bay area. >> still, some travelers oppose the name change. >> i think changing the name and putting san francisco in front is kind of a diss to oakland. and then also going to create more confusion. >> but the airport's interim aviation director says the name change will raise oakland's profile. he says currently, the lack of knowledge about oakland is causing airlines not to add service and routes at this airport, adding more destinations to our portfolio. >> really, given the airlines an opportunity to fill those aircraft, maybe they just want to distance themselves from the negative connotation with the city. >> this man suspects that crime and violence in oakland may be the reason for the name change. >> i can understand to a level on a business level, but i don't agree. >> if you're trying to get people abroad that aren't familiar with the bay area and all the regional cities to come here and then including san

francisco, and the name is probably a good idea for us. >> it's about growing and growing opportunity for our employees, for travelers, was it's leaning in to this beautiful city that we all love. >> the port commission will be listening to public comment about the name change, discussing it and voting on it at its meeting on april 11th. the commission president is optimistic that it will be approved at oakland international airport. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news bay area health officials warning about an uptick in the number of measles cases ahead of spring break. >> officials say it put out the health alert to make the public aware, even though there has not been an outbreak here in the bay area. the warning comes after the cdc confirmed some 64 cases of measles here in the u.s. so far this year. health officials are advising people to be up to date on their measles vaccinations, especially if you do plan to travel internationally this spring. >> 64 in this year is already

more cases than we had in all of 2023, so it's definitely something to worry about, to think about and to be aware that we are getting more measles than we used to. >> teens and adults who have never gotten the vaccine can get it. now, cdc is recommending the measles vaccine for children 12 to 15 months of age. infants 6 to 12 months old can be vaccinated early if they're traveling internationally early. >> happening tonight, it is the home opener for bay fc, the newest professional women's soccer team in the bay area. let's go to ktvu. james torres, live from us this morning from paypal park in san jose with a preview of tonight's historic match. very excited. james >> yeah. claudia, good morning to you. we've spent a lot of time with the team over the last couple of weeks previewing this day. it's something that's been a long time coming for them that you see behind me. of course. we are in front of paypal park here, where you would normally know as the home of the san jose

earthquakes, but now you see all the bay fc swagger just imprinting itself here at the stadium. we are now just 12 hours away from kickoff, and if you want to be a fan that gets involved, you're going to want to get here a few hours before that. again, a long time coming, not just for the players and coaches, but of course the owners and the founders. the team off to a pretty good start in their inaugural season. they've already played two matches away from home, first in l.a, then in washington, d.c. they've picked up a win and a loss, scoring a goal in each match, but they've yet to take the stage at paypal park, which they'll finally do tonight in front of a sold out crowd of 18,000 people. >> everyone told me when i first moved here that bay area fans are just different, and i think at first that's kind of like, okay, you know, i don't know what that means, but all right. but i get it now. the first time i landed in the city, i saw someone wearing our gear. just a random person walking around the airport. and i was like, we only have 11 signed players. like, that's nuts.

>> bay fc is the newest expansion team of the national women's soccer league. it was founded by former us soccer legends allie wagner, brandi chastain, danielle slaton and leslie osborne. kick off again set for 7:00 tonight, but representatives with the team say they plan to get here as early as possible. traffic very much gets congested here. parking fills up very quickly. the gates will officially open at 5:00, and when you get here, there will be a fan fest. a lot of things to do to promote this home opener. finally kicking off what we will see the rest of a historic season. they'll take on the houston dash right here at paypal park tonight. we're live in san jose. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you james and james has been working hard on a very special presentation that we'll have for you today. later this morning, fox local will present women's soccer a new bay area ktvu is looking at the inaugural season of bay fc, the new nwsl expansion team representing the region. that's all ahead of the club's first ever home opener again. we'll

hear in that special from current players. the team's co-founders and the general manager. >> up next, we're getting a better look into what happened and a deadly police shooting in sunnyvale. the events leading up to a 19 year old being shot and killed by the police in an iconic san francisco restaurant and club was set to close this weekend. >> why there will now be a few more weeks to experience sf before i'm jimmy dean and uh, isn't that sunrise somthin'? i honestly feel that way about jimmy dean sausage.

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weekend, but due to overwhelming demand, there will be a few more weeks to experience what has been an iconic san francisco experience. hsf is located on ninth street and has been in business for 26 years. the restaurant and nightclub was known for its pan-asian food and its transgender cabaret performances. the club co-owners say the decision to close was very difficult, but they have struggled to recover from losses suffered during covid and shutting down during the peak of the pandemic. >> we were really pioneers in terms of creating employment opportunities and a safe space for these transgender women to be their authentic self, even though it's sad that we're closing the fact that we've been able to be open for 26 years and

have the support that we have have, is just so beautiful. >> and instead of us all being sad and mad, that we're closing, i just want to choose to be grateful for the times that we have had to exist here. >> tomorrow was supposed to be the club's final day, but now, due to overwhelming demand, the club says it will be adding what they call april encore shows, including one on april the 17th, which will be the club's 26th anniversary. >> officials in san jose passed a new policy to set aside affordable housing for local residents. the city council unanimously approved an anti gentrification rule that will keep low income tenants at risk of displacement in the city. under the new law, 20% of affordable apartments in new city funded properties will be reserved for lower income applicants living in high displacement areas. san francisco mayor london breed is planning to visit china next month in an effort to maximize economic and business

opportunities. the mayor's office says she will begin her trip in hong kong on april 14th. the mayor is expected to be in china for a week. that trip is sponsored by a special committee that fundraises for trips like this. so no taxpayer money is being used. and in a statement, mayor breed said in part, quote, i am honored to be invited to travel to china and meet with leaders in business, innovation and government to cultivate economic opportunities and strengthen ties between san francisco and cities across the region. well, there are concerns over the pope's health. this morning, after he skipped the traditional good friday procession at rome's colosseum, pope francis was expected to preside over the reenactment of christ's passion and crucifixion. the chair had been set out for him, but then, five minutes before that event was set to begin, the vatican announced that the pope would be skipping the event for health reasons. people in attendance say they are concerned but understand that last minute change. >> i think a lot was taken into

it and i think they probably prioritize his health for easter, which i think is a very responsible thing to do. i mean, definitely, i know he's been going through a lot this year, so i don't expect him to be able to make every event. >> for now. the 87 year old is still scheduled to preside over a lengthy evening easter vigil in saint peter's basilica and will also preside over easter sunday, mass. >> let's take you up into the sierra. you can expect some big challenges while driving through the mountains. that's the donner lake area of highway 80 there, and a parts of 80 and 50 chains are required on all vehicles, both eastbound and westbound directions on 80. last check nyack to the nevada line on 80 and on 50 twin bridges all the way into myers to south lake. trucks are being screened and drivers must have maximum chains in their possession in order to continue their drive. and right now it looks pretty slow out there. we just heard from coop, who is south of lake tahoe, he said. china peak, two feet at

the base, 27 at the summit. bear valley got over a foot, dodge ridge over a foot, he said. the snow is a little wet, but a welcome, welcome sight. if you're a skier. >> coop from callie pass resorts. always. he's always on top of it, no matter what. i feel like rosemary, that tahoe is. i mean, it has been so late this season, but this is this is not unusual. we've seen now, you know, the ski seasons stretch into june and july and it's a really you know, they needed it. but now it just still keeps coming up there right. >> yeah. and you know i mean we say it time and time again. we all need that snowpack. but wow, did mother nature deliver this year. you know here we are almost into april and it still feels like winter giving you a live look here over san jose where we do have a partly cloudy skies, a beautiful view there. we will continue with this unsettled pattern. it's not going to be like yesterday where once that rain moved in, it just kept coming. this is going to be the setup for today. we've got sun, we have clouds. we do have

scattered showers. this is working south. we're going to get the wraparound moisture from this. and i'll show you what i mean here in just a moment. let's check in on the sierra where it's fairly quiet here as well. but the travel advisory does continue until tomorrow morning. if you are thinking about heading up the over areas of donner. the snow lab reported almost ten inches in the last to 24 hours or so, but some areas picking up more. as frank mentioned just a moment ago, storm tracker two pulling it back and showing you the center of the storm. so again, this continues south towards southern california. if you're going to southern california, you've got more possibility there of a wet weekend than for us. but notice the circulation going on around the core of the storm. that was is what will continue to push into the bay area, and it doesn't look like much. but if you are going to be out and about for today, maybe a good idea to keep that umbrella handy. here's a view of the timeline into about 5:00. notice the scattered showers. do pick up as we get into the second part of the afternoon early evening, and then that looks to

be about it. but as long as we have the clouds overhead and we do have unstable air, we could see, you know, of course, an isolated thunderstorm develop and pop up. this is just a projection. this is just a model. tomorrow morning we wake up mostly cloudy, but mainly dry, and tomorrow looks mainly dry as well. we will call for just the possibility of a few scattered showers here. you can see 5:00 in the afternoon, a little bit hanging over the north bay, and it will, you know, kind of slide over the central and south bay into the afternoon. temperatures in and across the bay area this morning. it's a chilly start, even a little bit cooler than yesterday for some low 40s right now in concord, walnut creek, 50 degrees in san francisco. your afternoon highs for today just a tad below average. upper 50s to low 60s in the north bay. 6363 for the south bay of san jose for tomorrow, we'll call for a chilly start to easter sunday by noontime, mid to upper 50s in the forecast, and we will end the day in the low 60s once again, so temperatures won't

change much today into tomorrow. but by monday into tuesday we are with partly cloudy skies, dry conditions back into the upper 60s to low 70s back to you. >> did you say 70? >> i did, oh my god. tuesday 72. >> bring that on okay thank you rosemary. coming up, lawsuit aimed at the city of san francisco over the condition in the tenderloin district. we're going to hear from the plaintiff behind the case who are demanding action from city leaders next and saying goodbye to gas powered vehicles. >> the other states who are following california's lead, and which states say they're going to now e tow

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more straight ahead. plus, history is set to be made in the south bay tonight. it's the home opener for bay fc, the new professional women's soccer team right here in the bay area from

ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two and good morning, bay area. >> boy, that's a beautiful sight. yeah. we've been kind of dealing with rain off and on much of the week. we've got a little bit of clear out there and you can see the city perhaps things are looking up, but i think there's going to be a few pockets of rain out there on this easter weekend. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two on the saturday. good to have you with us. i'm frank malako and i'm claudine wong. >> let's talk about our weather. certainly. nice to see the sun shine. >> yeah. boy, it was kind of a bonus there. >> surprised this last system that came in. i mean, march has been a really a soaker. and i was looking at it. i was like, oh my gosh, it's just dumping. it's just coming down and i'm ready for some sunshine. >> yeah, i think most people are. and then show director eric reminded me that there are those easter egg hunts going on. yes. you know, today, maybe tomorrow.

the grass is very soggy. but as we mentioned a moment ago, at least it's not falling from the sky at the moment. giving you a look here over lake tahoe where we've got blue sky here to start the day as well. lake tahoe receiving several inches of snowfall, even 1 to 2ft, expected by the end of the weekend. here is a look at that storm. it's going to continue to work towards southern california. we will have just the wrap around on and off a scattered showers for today, but at this point looks like maybe a little bit of drizzle along the coastline. and just inside the bay, the sierra is fairly quiet. the travel advisory the winter storm warning for the sierra will continue into tomorrow morning, so getting up there today could still be a bit hazardous. be prepared for that. it's going to be a slow go. if you can wait tomorrow will be the better day. here's a look at the forecast for us into the weekend. calling for even the possibility of isolated thunderstorms. once again. so sun, clouds, rainbows, brief

downpours that type of thing very similar to what we had last sunday and then into our bay area sunday, which also happens to be easter. for those of you celebrating, less likely we are calling for just a slight chance of wet weather, but it shouldn't be too bad. a better look at what we can expect in the extended forecast coming up. >> throwing rocks. i'm gonna shoot you. you will be shot. throw another one. i will shoot you. do not do it right. >> do not throw it well. >> san pablo police released body camera footage of a police shooting last september. andre smith's wife had called for a mental health evaluation. video shows officer was using tasers, beanbag rounds after smith throws chunks of bricks at them, an officer shot and wounded him in the leg when he moved towards them with a metal pole. smith recovered at the contra costa county district attorney now has charged him with assaulting a police officer.

>> police in sunnyvale have now released footage and details about the 19 year old, who was shot and killed by officers last weekend. and we do want to warn you that some of this video is very disturbing. police say they got a call about a man with a knife running naked through a mobile home park, and now they say it appears that 19 year old emmanuel perez becerra called police on himself and was pretending to be a concerned bystander. he was still on the phone with dispatcher when officers arrived on the video. officers can be heard repeatedly asking him to drop the knife before officer kevin lemos fires two shots. that encounter lasted less than two minutes. the man's family says he has struggled with his mental health, especially after the pandemic. sunnyvale's police department confirmed that officers are armed with several non-lethal measures and that includes a baton, a taser and pepper spray. they did not comment on why those measures were not used. and for the first time, we are hearing from the plaintiffs behind a lawsuit aimed at the

city of san francisco over conditions in the tenderloin district. >> that's ktvu christien kafton shows us these residents say they want the city to take decisive action, to put an end to open air drug markets and homeless encampments. >> conditions in san francisco's tenderloin are the ongoing center of debate, and now the center of a lawsuit filed last week. residents and hotels in the area say the city hasn't done enough to improve street conditions and filed a suit in federal court saying while they pay their taxes, they don't get the same services that other city residents receive. several of the residents chose to remain anonymous, but are speaking out now for the first time about what it's like living in the tenderloin. >> it is dangerous to come outside. i work three days a week. i have to walk two blocks up where there's drug drugs going around in drug dealers. >> this resident is raising two children in the tenderloin and says it's not fair that they have to live in a dangerous

neighborhood. well i'm asking for is just one thing. >> security. >> the attorney representing the plaintiff says the city has allowed the tenderloin to sink into chaos. and it's a little bit more than that, because there's evidence that the city has treated this neighborhood as the containment zone. >> this is where the city has directed this activity with the hope, apparently, if we can contain it to the tenderloin, then maybe it won't spread to other neighborhoods. >> san francisco city attorney david chu says everyone in the city deserves safe and clean streets, and that san francisco is making a good faith effort working with state and federal law officials to clear the tenderloin. all that, despite battling an injunction it says, is hampering the effort. >> the city has spent significant effort to reduce crime to disrupt open air drug dealing and address homelessness, all within the boundaries of the injunction that we are under. >> the residents said they were worried when they initially heard that the city had asked that their identities be revealed, saying they've already been threatened by drug dealers

about coming forward. they say they're worried that having their identities revealed would be dangerous. >> what is going to happen? what's going to happen is that those people, they have threatened me to kill me. it's basically i'm not going to wake up the next morning, the city attorney says anonymous plaintiffs are unusual, and that the plaintiffs attorney didn't initially file the request properly. >> once that paperwork was filed, the city attorney's office says it filed its own paperwork, saying it does not oppose them. remaining anonymous , leaving the matter in the hands of the judge. >> the fact that they have refiled the motion reflects the fact that that first motion was inadequate. from our perspective, we don't want to put any tenderloin residents in any harm's way. we're very sympathetic to the plight of what's happening to the tenderloin. >> the question of if those plaintiffs will be asked to publicly reveal their identities is now in the hands of that judge. if the judge decides they have to reveal their identity, their lawyer says some of them will likely have to drop out of the case to avoid the possibility of retribution. in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox two news.

>> well, san francisco police say they arrested dozens of wanted fugitives in a sweep in the tenderloin this week. officers say they arrested 54 people on wednesday and seized 600g of narcotics during the multi-agency operation. 34 of those arrested had outstanding warrants. authorities with other city agencies also towed cars and impounded illegal food vending carts. police say these operations will continue for the foreseeable future around un plaza and other areas. well, state attorney general rob bonta has filed an amicus brief in the us supreme court to protect access to emergency abortion care. bonta was joined by 24 other attorneys general. the group filed the brief in support of the biden administration's challenge to idaho's near-total ban on abortion. an amicus brief is a document that aims to influence the court's decision. the coalition argues that the ban not only endangers women, but would also have serious repercussions on health systems of other states. and in a

statement, bonta said in part, quote, at the california department of justice, we vehemently oppose idaho's near-total abortion ban law as it strips away an individual's right to make their own health care decisions, including the right to receive abortion care. when facing a medical emergency that threatens severe harm to the patient's health. well, with two weeks to certify the vote, we are still waiting to confirm the top two in the race to replace congresswoman anna eshoo . the results from the secretary of state's office show santa clara county supervisor joe simitian now leads assembly member evan lowe by just eight votes. one of these men will face former san jose mayor sam liccardo this november. the counties have until april 12th to certify those results. >> happening tonight. it's the home opener for bay fc, the newest professional women's soccer team here in the bay area. ktvu james torres joins us live. he's at paypal park in san jose previewing tonight's

historic matchup. and i know you've been previewing these these ladies as they get ready for their inaugural season all week. james good morning. >> lots to look forward to today. frank good morning to you here. of course we are standing just outside of paypal park this morning, which you would probably normally know as the home of the san jose earthquakes, but not this weekend, and certainly not for the rest of this season. here. it now belongs also to bay fc. if you know anything about soccer soccer culture, scarves are going to be a thing that you want to grab with you before you head to the game here today, we also have some other pieces of merchandise that the team has asked us to show you, to give you an idea of what is going to be available before you walk into this match here. stuff that you can buy both outside the stadium and inside the gates as well. those gates will open at about 5:00 this afternoon. this evening, if you will, they suggest get here as early as you possibly can because roads will be congested. parking lots are going to fill up. it is a sold out crowd of 18,000 people here at paypal park. as the team bay

fc, and their inaugural season takes on their home opener against the houston dash. and we had a chance to hear from some of the players earlier this week, as well as the coaches, and they tell us the fan base here in the bay area for sports is so much different. >> everyone told me when i first moved here that bay area fans are just different, and i think at first that's kind of like, okay, you know, i don't know what that means, but all right. but i get it now. the first time i landed in the city, i saw someone wearing our gear. just a random person walking around the airport. and i was like, we only have 11 signed players. like, that's nuts. it's >> well, the squad has much more than 11 players at this point here, several that you're going to want to keep an eye out for as well. they've been on the road for two matches so far here. this will be the third game of the season. they picked up a win. they've dropped the loss as well. scored a goal in each of their matches here. bay fc of course the newest nwsl team that's the national women's soccer league. it's a

professional women's league here founded by the former us legends in the bay area. allie wagner, brandi chastain, danielle slaton and leslie osborne kick off for that match set for 7:00 tonight. again, these gates open just about two hours before that. parking lots open at about 4:00. so if you're able to get here pretty much the minute that some of these things become available, that is the recommendation from the folks here at paypal park. and as well as bay fc, they say getting here early is going to be the key to making sure you have a great experience at the match tonight we're live this morning in san jose. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. >> all right thanks james. looking forward to it. well lawsuit aimed at meta over alleged privacy breaches coming up at eight. we'll have the latest developments. >> but first, a new law that will give fast food workers a healthy raise will soon go into effect. but it turns out not all employers will reap the benefits . more on that coming up. >> and a nice sight for sore

eyes. we've got some blue sky overhead. we will remain with unsettled weather for your bay area weekend. i'll have a look at what is happening outside our doors at this hour and the rest

eastern berkeley has ceased operations after more than five decades of business. small press distribution announced its decision to close over declining sales and a loss of grant support. the photos taken here show the company's now vacant warehouse in north berkeley, spd was founded back in 1969, distributing books for hundreds of publishers over the years that closure is raising concerns now among those publishers looking to get independent books in the hands of readers. well, a lot of california workers are going to get a very healthy raise this monday. >> that is when a new law mandating $20 an hour wages for fast food workers goes into effect in california. ktvu tom vacar has more on the intended and the unintended consequences of that change. >> california's minimum wage is $16 an hour, so workers making that might choose fast food jobs for $20 an hour, that's a 20% pay increase, way above

inflation. but customers at alameda's in-n-out burgers were skeptical. >> i can't even afford to live here. so you know, and i work a good job, but it's never enough out here. so it doesn't matter. they can get $20 an hour, but it's not going to make a difference. >> i don't think so. not out here. i think they need more than that to make it out here. i don't know, we'll see. >> former edd director and now employment lawyer at the duane morris law firm, says this about fast food prices. >> certainly there'll be some price increases. we'll see just how extensive they are, and we'll see how they roll out over the next couple of months. >> not all fast food workers will get it. >> there's a lot of complexity in terms of which workers are covered and which establishments are covered. >> the restaurant must be in a chain of 60 restaurants or more nationwide. the restaurants cannot have table servers. the customers must pay for their food in advance. many exceptions include fast food at airports or

restaurants that bake bread. >> we have a large number of workers in california who are making minimum wage or slightly above. >> so many low wage workers may just quit for higher wages elsewhere. >> other sectors that have workers who are making less than $20 an hour are have expressed concern that their workers will leave those jobs and move to fast food restaurants again. we'll see then there's the uaw effect. >> when the uaw won its strike, nonunion automakers started increasing wages so as not to lose their workers. so employers of low wage earners, such as long tum care certified nurse assistants, they're the very bedrock of long terme care, as well as other health care workers and retail workers may have to do the same. >> new regulations always have a lot of impacts that aren't expected, given that california's unemployment insurance fund is $20 billion in the red and automatic tax.

>> to make that up goes to the employers and you are paying for it. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> time now 748. and now to an update on a story we've been following for you in oakland. woman who lives out of her car is getting a brand new vehicle today. jade burnett's pontiac vibe was towed back in february while she says rough weather put her in a motel with her children. oakland police towed it because the registration was expired, and she and two of her children, 17 and nine, were actually living in that car. the oakland pastor of the west side missionary baptist church, reverend ken chambers, stepped in to help, and oakland police did release that car to burnett without charging her. but when she picked it up, it apparently had too much damage to repair. and after days of working on that car, reverend chambers said he decided to get burnett a new one, a used jeep. that jeep was a donation to the church, and the church is now donating it to

her. >> i like a good update. yes, that's a great story. good for them, okay. well, it's easter weekend and a lot of a lot of kids want to do a little easter egg hunting tomorrow. and it's going to be a little wet, probably. right >> yes, spring showers is what we will call it. yesterday we couldn't call a spring showers. it was just pouring. we had a wind advisory that has expired. here's a look over san francisco and towards the marin headlands. and a beautiful view there of the golden gate bridge. on and off. a possibility for today, as well as the risk of thunderstorms, because the core of this storm fairly close to the coast. i'll show you what i mean. first, let's take a look at some of the rainfall amounts in the last 24 hours. half inch to an inch and a half in many spots, including ben loman in the santa cruz mountains. more than an inch and a half. oakland almost an inch. san francisco reporting nearly 6/10. san jose a little bit more than that. 62/100 a view of storm tracker two, where it is fairly quiet out there at the moment. but

what? look what is lurking offshore? we will continue again with just on and off, although it doesn't look too bad if you're going to be out and about, i say go for it. just bring an umbrella. we may see isolated thunderstorm pop up. we may see a few showers into the sierra. it's a bit quiet here as well. we had a live picture of lake tahoe earlier where we have blue skies overhead. kirkwood reporting in the last to 24 hours, nine inches of new snow and it continues to fall with the travel advisory through tomorrow. if you're thinking about heading up, be careful. it's going to be a slow go, a slick one could be hazardous as well. here's a view of the circulation of the storm, and you can see kind of explains why the wrap around moisture, the on and off scattered showers will be a possibility until this continues to move out of the bay area. and this gives you a great idea of what i'm talking about. so notice by tomorrow morning it's right off the coastline of southern california. so the farther it gets away from us, the better the opportunity that we will remain with the dry

weather. we have to call for a few scattered showers on sunday, but right now it looks mainly dry. and then we've been talking about a warm up for next week. notice by tuesday evening a big ridge hanging right over the west. and that's going to push that storm track to the north and keep us dry for the next 24 hours or so. may see another, you know, i don't know, 10th of an inch to a quarter inch, especially if we see a thunderstorm develop temperature wise this morning, a chill in the air, especially the inner east bay and north bay where we're in the 40s, 43 right now in livermore in the north bay. 47 novato afternoon highs for today, upper 50s to low 60s under a mix of sun and clouds. thunderstorm potential there for tomorrow. another chilly start to the day followed by temperatures very similar into the afternoon. so what we have for today likely to have for tomorrow. you'll know how to. you'll know how to dress for tomorrow. based off today. here's a look at your extended forecast getting into monday, tuesday, wednesday, upper 60s, low 70s. partly cloudy skies, dry conditions. back to you.

>> we like dry. thank you. rosemary. well the giants rebounded after an opening day loss to the padres thanks to a monster game from newcomer matt chapman, who led the charge. had a couple of home runs last night. giants eight, padres three. and it didn't take long for the gold glover to get it going. top number one chapman will go. bombs away off joe musgrove. that is a two run bomb, part of a three run first inning chapman with a curtain call here in the ninth. another two run shot. he had five rbis in the game as the giants roll behind pitcher kyle harrison, 8 to 3. another long night though for the oakland a's. but former giant j.d. davis did his best to keep the a's afloat, launching out a pair of homers as well. this one came in the fourth, and it made it a31 cleveland game, but andre jimenez had a three hit, two rbi game. and this little liner right there in the fifth gave the guardians a41 lead. more than enough. only 3800 plus at the coliseum last night. a's fall for a second time to cleveland, 6 to 4.

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get quite the show. a full solar eclipse. >> and while we may not be able to see the total eclipse here, it could affect us in different ways. and that includes travel. the faa says the total solar eclipse on april 8th will result in some delays for travelers. there's a potential for bigger impacts on the airports and states in the path of that eclipse, and that includes texas, oklahoma, arkansas, missouri, illinois, indiana, ohio, pennsylvania, vermont and maine. the agency says pilots and airlines should be prepared

to possibly hold more often, circle more before landing, reroute and take off later than planned. >> one airline fully embracing the eclipse delta, offering two flights from texas to michigan, specifically for, quote, umbra. umbra files and umbra files. i'll go with that. who want to spend as much time as possible directly within the path of totality? a number of file is someone who chases. eclipse did not know that. >> all right, well, now we know. apparently learning every day and i know how to spell it now, too. well, the usda is considering reclassifying potatoes as grains instead of as a vegetable in its upcoming dietary guidelines, and that change has reportedly sparked some outrage among a bipartisan group of senators who agree. potatoes are vegetables and that it provides dietary benefits. the national potato council also opposes the change, saying it could discourage americans, especially children, from consuming the essential nutrition in vegetables.

>> it's one of the lowest cost vegetable items for things like the school lunch and school breakfast programs, which it can be a tremendously expensive for school districts across the country to assemble meals for students that are nutritious. >> well, the usda is working on developing its new round of dietary guidelines for 2025 through 2030. those are expected to be released next year. >> well, easter is tomorrow, and if you're looking to put together last minute easter baskets, you may want to hop on over to a thrift store thrift stores like the goodwill, can be a quick, cost effective option. goodwill has easter basket items for shoppers to choose from, and if you don't have time to head to the store, using household items can still jazz up that easter basket can make, you know, baskets with some toys with some arts and crafts. >> you can even make adult easter baskets with plates and dinnerware. it's really a great

place to find amazing treasures. >> the nonprofit says they're always accepting donations for those who have leftover easter items from previous years. >> we are following developing news for you in san francisco this morning, a fire broke out in two multi-unit residential structures and cars also caught fire. we'll tell you what firefighters are telling us this morning. and health officials say there's no need to panic, but they are concerned. and issuing warnings about a growing number of measles cases, plus the oakland airport could be getting a new name. why? the port commission president says the airport and travelers would benefit from the change and reaction from travelers from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. there's the rock right there in the center of your screen as we welcome in some bluer skies. still a little gray out there,

but as you can see, clear enough to see the golden gate bridge in all her glory kind of sitting out there connecting marin county with san francisco and really a nice day out there after really, what was a rainy couple of days, hoping to get some changes. but if you are looking for those easter egg hunts, it may still be a little soggy for you. welcome to mornings on two. it is saturday, march 30th. >> i'm claudine wong, my kingdom for a 70 degree day, which by the way may happen, but we're going to have to kind of hang out a little bit. change required an 80 snow up in the sierra. change required m 50. and we're kind of a mixed bag, i guess. right >> yeah. in the snow levels all the way down about 4000ft. so, you know, i mean that tells you it's a cold storm. it's a winter storm. it's chilly out there this morning. and as we get into the afternoon, temperatures will be just a little bit below average. but how about this a beautiful view over san francisco, the golden gate, the wind advisory has expired. we've got blue skies to start the day

mixed in with those clouds out there. and that's going to be the type of weather we see for today. it's going to be partly cloudy, but just the risk of a few scattered showers, as well as an isolated thunderstorm. thunderstorms. very exciting to watch and see, but they can be dangerous. take shelter if you are outdoors. temperatures right now in the upper 40s to low 50s, so a chill in the air. concord starting out at 44. a view here of storm tracker two. the center of that storm is going to continue to work south, taking with it the rain. although you notice how we just remain with that possibility of some wraparound moisture and scattered showers as it scoots to the south into the sierra. fairly quiet here, but the snow will continue to pile up and the advisory for travel continues as well. kirkwood has reported nine inches of new snow in the last 24 hours, so be prepared for that if you're heading up. that travel advisory goes until tomorrow afternoon. meanwhile, for us here at home, isolated thunderstorms a possibility for

today. tomorrow looks mainly dry . just a few scattered showers and cool conditions. a better look at. what we can expect for the weekend and the extended forecast coming up. >> okay. thank you rosemary. well, san francisco firefighters were hard at work overnight battling a fire that burned vehicles and then spread to several buildings. we want to show you the video the fire department posted on social media just after two this morning. that video shows those firefighters using both extinguishers and water hoses to put out the flames. as you can see, flames already at the top of that building. they were on the balconies and the cars below as well. the fire was burning near white street and julian avenue in the mission. firefighters say at least nine people were forced to evacuate. two had minor injuries. no word yet on how that fire started. and in the east bay, firefighters responded to a fire at a grocery store. a viewer sending us this video of that flaming fire in the chip aisle. it all happened at the food max

grocery store in san pablo, contra costa county. firefighters got that call just after 830 last night. the store was evacuated and firefighters say the sprinkler system was activated and put the fire out. no one was injured. the cause of that fire is under investigation . >> two men have been sentenced to prison for selling drugs in san francisco's tenderloin district. federal prosecutors say 225 year olds were living in oakland received prison terms in separate cases, marcos carcamo was sentenced to four years in prison. federal prosecutors say he traveled from oakland to the city a number of times a week to sell drugs, including fentanyl. ortega was sentenced to three years for possession. with intent to sell methamphetamine. this was ortega's fourth conviction, including a prior federal conviction for selling drugs in the tenderloin neighborhood. >> an appeals court ruled that a federal probe into alleged privacy failures by facebook can go forward, while its parent company, meta, sues the federal trade commission. reuters, reporting that the court found

meta had not shown its challenge was likely to be successful. the ftc has proposed sweeping changes to a 2020 privacy order with facebook that would prohibit it from profiting from data it collects on users 17 and younger. meta is suing the ftc, saying its constitutional rights are being violated. governor gavin newsom says hundreds of cameras that read license plates and identify crime linked vehicles by make and model will soon be in place, with the hopes of making oakland and the east bay safer. the camera system is from the company called flock safety, and its systems are already being used by a number of law enforcement agencies. officials say the cameras will take still photos of the backs of cars. it will not take photos of people or faces. some are hopeful that those cameras will have a positive impact. others say they're not so sure if it could help address some of the immediate, you know, public safety issues around stolen vehicles and that kind of thing. >> i think, you know, hopefully

it'll have it'll have an impact. >> i know my opinion is in the minority, that people are acting based on fear, and also an unproven, misguided belief that these cameras are going to solve all our problems. they won't. >> 290 cameras will be placed on oakland city streets under the purview of oakland police, while 190 cameras will be set up on state highways in the east bay. those will be monitored by the chp. the images will be stored for 28 days, and the cameras are expected to be installed over the next six months. >> time now is 805. governor newsom announced that he has granted 37 pardons and 18 commutations. pardon frees a person from legal consequences resulting from a criminal conviction, while a commutation reduces the sentences without exonerating the person, governor says when reviewing clemency applications, he weighs numerous factors, including the person's conduct. since the offense and the impact to public safety. san

francisco mayor london breed announced the city received an $8 million grant from the federal government to improve the buchanan street mall pedestrian walkway. the mayor says the renovation project will add some lighting, landscaping and information kiosks to outdoor street mall there. other additions will include a performance stage, seating area, picnic and a barbecue area. multiple playgrounds for the kids. work is expected to kick off sometime this fall. >> well, a new plan is in the works to rename the oakland airport. >> it's true, planners say the name change will put the airport on the map and ultimately attract more visitors. but it's getting some mixed reviews. ktvu is amber lee has more now on the new title that could soon take flight. >> a large welcome sign greets travelers at oakland international airport. >> i guess i just like how easy it is compared to other airports i've been to. >> many praised this airport for convenience, but a name change is being proposed instead of metropolitan oakland international airport, its

current official name, the port commission, which oversees airport operations, is considering a new name. san francisco. bay oakland international airport. the airport code okay will remain the same. it is a perfect way to identify geographically where oakland, the city of oakland, is, port commission president barbara leslie says a study found that 50% of international travelers and 30% of domestic travelers, primarily from the east coast, do not know that oakland is in the bay area. still some travelers oppose the name change. i think changing the name and putting san francisco in front is kind of a diss to oakland, and then also going to create more confusion. but the airport's interim aviation director says the name change will raise oakland's profile. he says currently, the lack of knowledge about oakland is causing airlines not to add service and routes at this airport, adding more destinations to our portfolio. >> really, given the airlines an

opportunity to fill those aircraft, maybe they just want to distance themselves from the negative connotation with the city. >> this man suspects that crime and violence in oakland may be the reason for the name change. >> i can understand to a level on a business level, but i don't agree. >> if you're trying to get people abroad that aren't familiar with the bay area and all the regional cities to come here, then including san francisco, and the name is probably a good idea for us. >> it's about growing and growing opportunity for our employees. for travelers, it's leaning in to this beautiful city that we all love. the port commission will be listening to public comment about the name change, discussing it and voting on it at its meeting on april 11th. >> the commission president is optimistic that it will be approved at oakland international airport. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news.

>> 0809 your time. bay area health officials are warning about an uptick in the number of measles cases ahead of spring break. officials say they put out the health alert to make the public aware, even though there has not been an outbreak in the bay area. the warning does come, though, after the cdc confirmed 64 cases of measles in the u.s. so far this year. health officials are advising people to be up to date on your vaccinations, especially if you do plan to travel internationally during the spring time. >> 64 in this year is already more cases than we had in all of 2023, so it's definitely something to worry about, to think about and to be aware that we are getting more measles than we used to. >> teens and adults who have never gotten the vaccine can get it. now, cdc is recommending the measles vaccine for children 12 to 15 months of age. infants 6 to 12 months old can be vaccinated early if they are traveling abroad. happening tonight it's the home opener for

bay fc, the newest professional women's soccer team, and it's right here in the bay area in the south bay. ktvu james stories live from paypal park in san jose previewing previewing tonight's historic match. that's big soccer ball there. james good morning. >> yeah. my arms a little tired from holding it in place because this thing is running away. this ball this is the bay ball. it has been all over the bay area this week promoting what we are going to see a little later this evening. it's gone to the golden gate bridge up to san francisco city hall. it was welcomed by san jose mayor matt mehan earlier in the week as well. it's one of the many things that bay fc is doing to make sure they can promote and get people hyped for their home opener happening in a little less than 12 hours from now. let's talk a little bit about it here, because the team has already played two matches away from home here, first in la, then in washington, d.c. they picked up a loss and a win a goal in each game as well. so a pretty decent start to their inaugural season

so far. something that we have been looking forward to for quite a while. i mean, of course not just us, the players, the coaches and the owners as well. even san jose mayor matt mehan also getting in on the hype. >> this one is special because it's the first professional women's sports team in the entire region. and in a place as progressive as the bay area, it's kind of shocking that we haven't had a professional women's team here yet, but we are so proud to be home to bay fc. we you know, we're a soccer town. you >> yeah. bay fc it's the newest expansion team of the national women's soccer league, founded by some former us soccer legends . kick off here tonight. they'll take on the houston dash that's set for 7:00 this evening. and the folks here are telling you, we certainly can't say it enough. you want to get here as early as possible. the gates will officially open at about 5:00. the parking lots, if you plan to do that, will open at about 4:00. here so if you can get there closer to those times, the roads here certainly will be congested. those lots will fill

up very quickly. and of course there will just be a lot of bodies here sold out crowd of 18,000 people expected to attend bay fc's first ever game here at paypal park. we're live this morning from san jose. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right james, we are looking forward to it here at ktvu. join us later this morning as. fox local presents women's soccer. a new bay era ktvu. taking a look at the inaugural season of bay fc, the new nwsl expansion team representing the region ahead of the club's first ever home opener. we are hearing from the current players, teams, co-founders and general manager and that's coming up 830 right here on channel two. in just a matter of minutes. meanwhile, coming up, solar eclipse only days away. how nasa will be conducting several experiments as that solar eclipse takes place . stay r there

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the decision to close was difficult, but they've struggled to recover from losses suffered during covid. after shutting down during the peak of the pandemic. >> we were really pioneers in terms of creating employment opportunities and a safe space for these transgender women to be their authentic self. >> even though it's sad that we're closing, the fact that we've been able to be open for 26 years and have the support that we have, is just so beautiful and instead of us all being sad and mad that we're closing, i just want to choose to be grateful for the times that we have had to exist here now. >> tomorrow was supposed to be the club's last. day of business, but now, due to overwhelming demand, the club says it is going to be adding what they call april encore shows. that includes one on

april 17th, which will be the club's 26th anniversary. >> the much anticipated solar eclipse is just days away now, about a week and a half at nasa is taking advantage of this very rare occurrence. to learn more about the sun's effect on earth and how our planets respond, fox weather correspondent brandy campbell has more. >> well, if you're going to be among millions looking up to the sun and moon during this total eclipse, i'm learning there's more that you should look, listen, and even feel for. on top of that, nasa. they're taking advantage of this rare occurrence to do some experiments. >> it's to study how the sun affects the earth and how our earth responds to it. so how our atmosphere, and especially the layer where carries our communication, collapsed or changes due to the eclipse. >> two experiments will happen in the sky on wb 57 aircrafts chasing the sun, 50,000ft above earth. one will capture images to discover more details of the sun's corona, a dust ring around it, and search for asteroids orbiting nearby. as for the

second aircraft, we're looking at solar explosions as they come off the sun and figuring out what they're made of. another uses radar sites around the world. >> superdarn looks at the layer of the atmosphere that where communication can be affected and it looks at the turning on and turning off of the. sun that happens in the eclipse and its effect on that layer of the atmosphere. >> meanwhile, they will launch three rockets before, during and after the eclipse, deploying scientific instruments going up into that layer of the atmosphere again, where our communication signals are key and studying the changes in density and temperature while the eclipse is passing by, students will also help observing solar active regions. in one experiment. >> now i'm learning there are some odd things that can happen during the eclipse. >> so what should people look out for? >> it'll get cooler to the fact where you might need a jacket. you can look down and see what the trees do to the eclipse through leaves, actually

projecting the solar eclipse onto the ground. you should also notice how animals react to this. crickets might start chirping when it becomes totality. you might listen and hear a rooster after after the sun comes back from totality, thinking that there was a nighttime. >> nasa wants the public to help. submitting information to their soundscape citizen science project. >> we're looking for the sounds that animals make, we're looking for, you know, temperature type changes and how you experience it. and how you see things differently during this time. >> well, i've got my glasses ready for the eclipse, and i'll see you all from rochester, new york for our live team coverage. for now in miami, i'm brandy campbell for fox weather. >> and don't forget, you can get more on this story and more like it on the fox weather app. just use your phone to scan that qr qr code on your right and go to fox weather.com. or you can call rosemary. >> call rosemary. yes. all right. time now is 820 on the

clock. and talk about our weather. there's always been so much to talk about. march has kept you very very busy. >> yes. you know, here we are at the end of march and we're still talking about winter, like storms out there with snow levels all the way down to about 4000ft. yesterday had a rain snow mix over some of our areas, lake county, and we saw a little bit over mount hamilton. mount diablo saw a shade of pink on the radar yesterday. quite a different story. this morning. we've got blue sky over mount diablo at this hour the winds have calmed down. if you look to the left, that bush, that large tree there that we typically watch sway back and forth is awfully still. we will have a breeze with us for today, but no wind advisory that we had yesterday that expired early this morning, the storm here continuing to move south, we will pick up on the wraparound moisture and the center of the storm. very unstable air. the coldest. air. and with that, the

risk of thunderstorms. still with us for today, especially when we get some of that warmth at the surface and it begins to collide with all that cold air up above, really brings in the instability. storm tracker two giving you a nice look from up above, where we have a mix of sun, clouds and mainly dry weather into the sierra. it's a little quiet here as well, but we expect more the future cast on this into tomorrow night. anywhere from a 10th of an inch to maybe 3/10 of an inch. this with the risk and possibility of those brief downpours that may come with a thunderstorm into the sierra. a few more inches of snow will be a possibility. the timeline on. this. there's a look at the storm. you'll notice it continues to work south, even out of the picture here. and the wraparound moisture air moves into our area. by 5:00 in the afternoon. we may see another round of scattered showers move through. here's tomorrow morning. we do wake up with mostly cloudy skies and then for

the afternoon. it does not look bad at all. we may have a few pop up showers and that'll be about it. now, if you know you have a dress that you're considering, maybe for your little ones, you may need the leotards. it's going to be cool out there. here's a view of the temperatures right now where it is a chilly 142 for the inner east bay of walnut creek in the north bay. 46 in novato, low 50s in san francisco. afternoon highs for today, upper 50s to low 60s, and tomorrow will be very similar. we'll start out a cold one, followed by, you know, a cool afternoon. not too bad. mostly cloudy skies, partly cloudy skies and a chance for a few scattered showers. we dry out. we warm up into the week ahead monday, tuesday, wednesday, tuesday looks to be the warmest day right now into the low 70s. back to you and i'm off that tape i love it. >> okay, thank you rosemary. an easter sermon that is out of this world is happening right here in the bay area. still to come on ktvu plus, coming up at

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