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there not going to happen again until, what, 2045? yeah, you got to do it. >> and we're just a day away from seeing a total solar eclipse. how some bay area residents are preparing for this solar spectacle, and the three month powerball winless streak is now over. a powerball player in oregon bags over $1.3 million, or $1 billion with a b. we'll hear from bay area players. we're hoping to take home that jackpot from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> the big difference between billion and million at 1.3 million 1.3 billion. >> welcome to ktvu mornings on two and a sunday, april 7th. >> i'm james torres. >> needless to say, we didn't bag it right. not us, but but look at that behind us. it's been a while since we've seen the big sun ball. not a lot of showers, maybe a few today, but we are heading in the right direction, aren't we? >> yes, especially if you like the warmer weather. we do the

way. not for today. not for today. today is going to be a cool one. even the possibility of a few pop up showers into the afternoon a mix the sun and clouds. a beautiful view there of san francisco. the sun is up and shining. we do not have an advisory for frost, although it is still a cold one out there. this morning in the north bay, 37 in santa rosa for the inner east bay, 37 for you, livermore, and around the bay, low 40s to low 50s, 50 degrees sfo. that's one of the warmer spots into the north bay. we go where we do have 36 over areas like windsor. we've got rohnert park reporting 36 and again back to the inner east bay, where some of our colder temperatures this morning, 36 degrees in danville, visibility is okay. just a little bit of patchy fog. and we will have the clouds joining us as we are on the southern edge of a system moving through areas of the pacific northwest and northern california. temperatures today a little below average 65 in santa rosa, 59 in san francisco and low 60s oakland, livermore, san jose. better details on that

possibility of wet weather and that warm up in the extended forecast coming up. >> we will see it a bit. thank you. rosemary topping our news on this sunday morning. the investigation is now underway into a string of sideshows that all took place across the bay area last night, a busy night. they started down at menlo park, worked their way all the way to the bay bridge. ktvu tori gaines joins us live at the toll plaza with more. as i mentioned on a busy night, tori, good morning. >> good morning. frank. these sideshows have become a familiar sight for many of us here across the bay area. now. they took place in at least four cities last night, like you said, starting on the peninsula and landing on the bay bridge. here's what the video shows happened overnight last night. the string of incidents started around 11 p.m. in menlo park. dozens of spectators could be seen nearby as vehicles did donuts in the intersection. next came the stanford area, where the sideshow lasted around 15 minutes. next up was mountain

view, at the corner of middlefield road and bernardo avenue. video shows several spectators there leaping out of the way as cars are doing spins at high speed now. two sideshows also took place in oakland last night, one on 42nd in international boulevard around 2 a.m. and another near alma and excalibur around 3 a.m. but the big activity took place in the middle of the bay bridge around 3:15 a.m. early this morning. video shows hundreds of people gathered on the bridge as vehicles do. those donuts. the bridge was blocked for nearly 20 minutes by the crowds, bringing traffic, of course, to a dead stop. it's unclear at this time if the sideshows were made up of the same crowds, or if different, different groups showed up to each site. we'll bring you more information on that as soon as we have details. now we have reached out to the police departments and the chp officers at each of those cities that those sideshows took place in. we'll bring you more details

on that as soon as we hear back. live at the toll bridge. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. tori, we've got some new information about a bus crash in oakland near lake merritt. the crash happened at international boulevard at third avenue about 630. this happened friday night when a car hit the bus in the middle of the intersection. oakland pd now confirming the suspect alcohol likely played a part in that crash. police say the driver of the car was taken into custody. citizens have footage shows several emergency response vehicles at that scene, with the bus stopped right in the middle of the street. police say the driver of the car ran a stop sign, hit an ac transit tempo bus. roughly 40 people on board. authorities say both the drivers, as well as several passengers, were taken to the hospital for minor injuries. >> a new survey revealing that a startling number of rideshare drivers have crashed their car on the job. the survey, conducted by researchers at the

university of illinois-chicago, involved 277 drivers who self-reported their histories and behaviors. results show that some of the most common reasons for accidents on the job included cell phone use and driving. while tired, or traveling on unknown roads. one university researcher cited another worrisome factor that could potentially cause crashes drunk or unruly passengers. >> time now is 705 investigators in san francisco are trying to determine the cause of a house fire in the city's potrero hill neighborhood. this all started shortly after 4:00 yesterday afternoon. a home on kansas street not too far from 19th. firefighters say the huge flames destroyed that two story home, but they did manage to keep the fire from spreading to other homes there and there are no reports of any injuries. >> police in san francisco say they've now made an arrest for a shooting friday afternoon in the mission district. investigators say 30 year old alexander martinez of richmond is accused of killing a man outside a barbershop on mission street.

police say the victim had just started a new job at the barbershop earlier that day. so far, there's no word on the motive and no word on the identity of that victim. >> elected leaders in the south bay. hearing from the public on how to address inequality in the communities yesterday, state senator dave cortez held a town hall in san jose, was focused on racial justice and poverty. cortez says he was inspired to hold the event after learning from a san jose state study that san jose leads the nation in youth homelessness. several people were on the panel, including democratic state assemblymember ashe, cholera under a new rule passed by a state committee, landlords providing new low income housing in california aren't allowed to increase rent by more than 10% a year. >> the california tax credit allocation committee passed the rule wednesday. the rule does not apply to developers who already entered contracts with the government to receive low income tax credits. housing

advocates say these caps are still too high and call for 3 to 5% caps. the rule can be waived if tenants incomes go up or if they move to a larger unit. >> well, the big news on lotto came just hours ago. a powerball player up north in oregon, not here in california, has won a jackpot worth more than 1.3 billion bucks. a single ticket matched all six numbers to end a powerball winless streak that began three months ago. this morning's news certain to disappoint some lottery players. we spoke to in san bruno last night and a few on the same. >> and in oakland. yeah, yeah, i might add too many. >> were hoping to strike it rich and share their good fortune with family and friends. >> first thing is helping other people. there's a lot of people that is hungry at this time. >> donate to a lot of animal shelters. >> all those charities, and that's it. >> well, the big winner in oregon has not yet stepped forward. no surprise there. last night's powerball jackpot was

the eighth largest in u.s. lotto history. >> do you think they even know yet? >> they may not, actually. and if they do, they're smart. they'll keep it quiet for a good three months and line up their their people. >> that's the expert advice, right? yeah. 708 your time people across the u.s. preparing for monday's solar eclipse. that includes many people here in the bay area, even though our region will only see part of the eclipse. ktvu bailey otero explains how we can make the most of this rare experience. >> how could you miss this? is there not going to happen again until, what, 2045? yeah you got to do it. >> millions of americans will look to the skies on monday as the eclipse becomes visible. a total solar eclipse will cross into texas and stretch across 14 other states. it will likely be the u.s. biggest eclipse audience, as 44 million people live along the path of totality. so what will it look like. >> it's pretty dramatic in terms of what you actually see, and it's not as i said, not pitch

black. it's a very eerie experience, though, because the light is very strange and your eyes have adapted in a strange way to that twilight. every seems a little bit purplish. the shadows before you get to eclipse are strange that your fingers make elongated shadows, but you can see little crescents of the eclipse in between the leaves of a tree. >> but even if you don't live along that path, nearly everyone else will see a partial eclipse here in the bay area, there will be one of about 35. that's exactly what brought pat borns and kathy keller to san francisco, as they hunted for glasses to take in the spectacle. we are running around the city asking everybody, do you have the solar eclipse glasses? >> and people were just treating us like we're crazy and so finally we came down here and there's a basket right out front, right out front of the store. we walked in. we're like, this is exactly what we need. >> in fact, the two say they're already looking forward to the next eclipse 20 years from now. >> when it comes back again, i think i'm going to be 94 and you'll be 84. yeah we're planning on it then, too.

>> experts say solar eclipses are more common than people think. the issue is they frequently occur in remote places where humans rarely are. instead, semper, like millions of others, will choose to take in this moment. >> it brings everybody together. in other words, it's not. it's something not being done by people. it's being done by the alignment of the moon and the sun and the earth, and therefore it sort of is beyond us. and yet we all get to participate in it. >> so if you plan on looking at the sun during the eclipse, you'll want to make sure that you have effective eclipse glasses. that means the international standard, which is iso 123122. that should be written somewhere on them. now, experts warn people should not use regular old sunglasses or any other goggles that you may have lying around, because it can cause serious damage to your eyes. bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> so coming up, former president trump celebrating a record breaking fundraiser of more than $50 million. while he

says the money is a huge boost in his campaign to defeat president biden and return to the white house and move over waymo, tesla joining the robo taxi world elon musk making that announcement on x when his cars, his driverless teslas will be hitting the bay area streets coming up and across the bay area this morning. >> wow, a beautiful view there of the golden gate bridge. temperatures off to another cold start into the afternoon. widespread 60s and the possibility of some rain. i'll have a look at at we can

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you. can you give us a little bit of what the hype is like in cleveland? >> oh yeah. the excitement is building here in cleveland. i've got my eclipse glasses. great report there from bailey o'carroll on the right glasses to get. you're going to need these before the total solar eclipse here in cleveland. that's going to be occurring between 313 and 3:17 p.m. eastern standard time here. but even before the eclipse starts, we've got a lot of events going on, including here at the rock and roll hall of fame. you can see the music or hear the music is blasting. got a lot of cool stuff going on here, but there is some concern that there's going to be cloud cover on the day of the eclipse tomorrow. about a 40 to 60% chance of cloud cover here in the cleveland area. and of course, there's a lot of people who are in town specifically for this eclipse. we talked to one guy from atlanta, georgia yesterday. he drove all the way up here,

and he says that he has made alternate accommodations in quebec, just in case things are cloudy here. take a listen. >> it's incredible. it's everything people say it is, it's just an entirely different experience and anything you've ever seen in your whole life. so i wouldn't experience it unobstructed as much as possible . i already drove about 10.5 hours just to get here, and i'm willing to drive another 9.5 hours just to see a more certain, clear version. >> now, this is a really big event for cleveland. according to the city, between 140 and 200,000 people are expected to come into town for the eclipse. and to put things in perspective, it's like three browns games going on simultaneously. many hotels here are either sold out or have very limited availability. airfare is really expensive. tough to get a similar situation to other cities across the path of totality, and there's actually going to be a guardians home opener going on at 5:10 p.m. on eclipse day, so all sorts of stuff going on. but really, the

big question right now, will it be cloudy? will we be able to see that total solar eclipse? of course it's going to get dark no matter what, but really, that money shot that view of the moon going in front of the sun that's going to be a sight to behold. and a lot of people here are waiting with bated breath on whether or not it's going to be cloudy or clear. >> guys, we hear the music behind you. we see some of the excitement there. you mentioned the baseball game. i believe the women's final four also has their championship later this afternoon today. so exactly how many people are you seeing walking in and out downtown, and how many would you suspect are even from the cleveland area? >> yeah, i mean, a lot of visitors here from out of town. you know, the city of cleveland estimates just just for the eclipse, between 140 and 200,000 people are going to be in town just to view the solar event. and then. yeah, you mentioned it there. we got the final four in

town. we've been seeing a lot of folks here wearing jerseys and, paraphernalia from schools across the country. so yeah, a ton of people in town. everything's just kind of coinciding right now here in cleveland. it's kind of the center of the universe right now here. something that you don't usually say that cleveland is the center of the universe. >> yeah, we were just mentioning this might be the largest thing that's happened in ohio since joe burrow entered the nfl. so max gordon, well, we're going to hope that the weather is going to hold up and be real good for you all. so appreciate you joining us this morning. >> i hope so. >> and don't forget you can get more on this story, more like it on the fox weather app. just use your phone to scan the qr code on your screen or go to fox weather.com. that would be a real shame if these guys were trying to go hundreds of miles. >> i heard i've got a dear friend that's going to indianapolis because they had like a 30% chance of clouds there. but you're right, i think you have to go all the way up into canada, really, to make sure you're getting a clear slate. if you're looking up, talk about a commitment like

that is making making a plan b and a whole different country just to get a sight of this thing. but cleveland, of all places. yeah. all right. well, it does rock. we know that. and it's very busy and, are we going to be able to see i know we're only getting about 40% here, but how about clouds tomorrow morning? >> you know, i think we're going to be in great shape. we will see the here at the eclipse comes just after 11 a.m. so if you look on the ground in those shadow areas, you're likely to see that partial eclipse over our area. so make sure you set your timer, head out the doors. you might get a glimpse of it giving you a look here over san francisco, i will add, as we've been talking about for a long time now, do not look directly into the sun. it could ruin your eyes. here's a look at the view from up above where we are starting out with partly cloudy skies. we do have a system working through areas of washington, oregon, northern california. we're just there on the southern edge, and we are calling for the possibility of a few pop up showers for today. temperatures will be slightly warmer. the futurecast shows you exactly what i'm talking about here. 1:00 primarily over the

higher elevations. so most of us are going to remain dry. but notice over the santa cruz mountains, notice over the north bay hills, we're seeing a little bit of blue there. it moves through during the afternoon and by sunset we're done. and then a ridge is going to bring in, bring us a warm up, i should say build in and bring us a warm up. 49 degrees in san francisco right now, 37 in walnut creek. so another chilly start to the day if you're going to the giants game. going to be nice here. a mix of sun and clouds, maybe a sprinkle. but again, you don't have to worry too much about it. it'll it'll pass through and be gone in a west northwest breeze to about 14mph. that game time at 105 with the afternoon high in san francisco, 59. low 60s expected for the east bay shore. mid 60s for the north bay. santa rosa. that's one of the warmer spots for today. here's a look at the extended forecast where temperatures are going to warm into the low 70s by tomorrow and then low 80s on wednesday. back to you rosemary. >> thank you. surface from waymo robotaxis now ramping up in the

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with all the fallout. >> i think all of our colleagues recognize that we can't have a distraction right now, and the speaker of the house trying to deflect criticism from within his own party, while some of his colleagues are trying to oust him. >> now, coming up from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. happy weekend. one and all. happy sunday with a glorious view. looking down on the golden gate. the neighborhoods there in san francisco, we've got some blue sky. a couple clouds out there too. perhaps but the big warm up is about to begin and i'm okay with that. welcome back to ktvu s mornings on two on a sunday. i'm frank mallicoat and i'm james torres. >> if you took a picture outside your window, it would absolutely look gorgeous. but it was really cold. these last couple of days. >> cold this morning, too. >> rosemary is here telling us that's about to change. >> yes, back in the 30s this morning. but our afternoon highs

, as you mentioned, will be coming up in the days ahead when the afternoon highs come up, so did the overnight lows. so we're going to get relief during the morning hours as well. that will come in the extended forecast. let's focus on today where we have a view there of san francisco. and you can see that the sun is just bouncing off those buildings. there so we'll call for partly cloudy conditions today. a slight chance at a few scattered showers. the temperatures this morning. very chilly inland once again 38 reported in the north bay of napa, 37 in her east. bay of livermore. low 40s in oakland. we have a mid to upper 40s closer to the water there, but in any case it's great. grab the thicker jacket if you are heading outdoors. as a look there at storm tracker two. a few cells off the coastline and calling for a few pop up showers into the afternoon. not enough to ruin your plans. you should be able to get out and about for today with a mix of sun and clouds for most of us, and dry conditions by noontime. widespread low to mid 50s in the forecast and then for the afternoon upper 50s to about mid

60 for at least a few locations. by the way, if you are thinking about adopting a pet, groot is available at the san francisco spca. a cute little chihuahua there, four years old. i'll have a look at what we can expect for the afternoon, as well as that warm up coming our way in the extended forecast coming up. >> we look forward to it. rosemary. thank you. topping our news this morning. the investigation now underway into a string of sideshows taking place across the bay area last night they started down in menlo park and worked their way up to the bay bridge. ktvu tori gaines now live this morning from the bay bridge toll plaza with more details on those sideshows. tori. >> good morning james. these sideshows have become a familiar sight for many of us here across the bay area. now they started in the peninsula last night, as you said. they worked their way up here to the bay bridge. here's what we know. so far from the video that was shot overnight. the string of incidents started around 11 p.m. in menlo park. now dozens of spectators could be seen nearby as vehicles did donuts in the

intersection. next came the stanford area, where a sideshow lasted around 15 minutes near coyote hill road and page mill road. mountain view was next up at the corner of middlefield road and bernardo avenue. video shows several spectators leaping out of the way of cars, doing spins at high speed. this highlights just how dangerous these sideshows can be. now mountain view police confirmed to us this morning that a 20 year old woman from pittsburgh suffered a broken ankle after being struck by a car in that mountain view sideshow. two more sideshows took place in oakland, one on 42nd in international boulevard around 2 a.m. you could see tons of fireworks popping off in that area during that sideshow, and another near alma and excalibur around 3 a.m. now, the big activity took place in the middle of the bay bridge around 3:15 a.m. video shows hundreds of people gathered on the bridge as vehicles spin in circles. that bridge was blocked for nearly 20 minutes by the crowds, bringing traffic to a

dead stop. now, it's unclear at this time if the sideshows were made up of the same crowds, or if different groups showed up to each site. we'll bring you more information on that as soon as we have details. now, we have also reached out to the police departments and the california highway patrol in each of those cities where those sideshows took place. as soon as we get more details from law enforcement, we'll bring that to you live here on ktvu at the toll bridge plaza. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news tori gaines, thank you. >> and new this morning, chp investigating a deadly car accident in concord. the crash happened on northbound 680 at the 242 split. it was first reported around 5 a.m. when a car ran off the roadway. chp telling us five people were involved. at least one person is dead, and some of those others were taken to a local hospital with major injuries. at this time, traffic has not been affected. >> 735 your time the newest candidate for mayor in san francisco, aaron peskin, kicking off his campaign in the city's

chinatown neighborhood, peskin met with people at portsmouth square along kearny street. saturday packed house there. many brought campaign signs reading we know aaron. a mayor knows how neighborhood leaders, elected leaders and tons of community members were there. the board of supervisors president telling us his plans for day one if he is elected. >> number one most important issue is public safety. and public safety means disaster preparedness, and it means police on our streets. day one. it's working with our department of emergency management and our police department to make sure that every corner of the city is safe and launching his campaign with an event in chinatown is a significant strategy move. >> as no candidate has ever won san francisco's mayoral seat without winning the votes. in chinatown. >> now on capitol hill, congress is back in session tomorrow in the house. some republicans are threatening to strip speaker mike johnson of his gavel, fox's chad pergram explains.

republican georgia representative marjorie taylor greene authored a resolution to force the house to take a vote of no confidence in speaker mike johnson. >> and i do not wish to inflict pain on our conference and to throw to throw the house in chaos, but this is basically a warning, greene railed at johnson for negotiating spending bills with democrats and not giving members enough time to read legislation before voting. >> other conservatives criticize republicans for caving on their principles. >> why the #### are you in congress? that's why we're article one, but we're too chicken to use the power the house passes. >> most big bills with more democrats than republicans begging the question who's calling the shots? >> his title may not be speaker of the house, but definitely leader of the democratic caucus and probably leader of the congress is hakeem jeffries. >> the red line for greene is if johnson calls up a bill to aid ukraine, johnson implores

republicans to cease the infighting. >> i think all of our colleagues recognize that we can't have a distraction right now. >> political observers doubt republicans want a rerun of last year's donnybrook, when the house lacked a speaker for three weeks, it was utter chaos. >> i think johnson, benefits, from the terrible example that was set, you know, several months ago, when mccarthy was ousted. there's concern that more turmoil could prompt additional republican resignations that could flip control of the house to democrats. >> that's a risk. but i don't think that's going to happen. hakeem is not going to be the speaker. >> democrats didn't help save kevin mccarthy last time, but the calculus could be different if there's a threat to johnson, especially if democrats can leverage the speaker on aid to ukraine on capitol hill. chad pergram, fox news. >> former president donald trump celebrating what he is calling his best night yet for raising

campaign cash. and this year's race for the white house. the former president and his wife, melania, attended a fundraiser last night. it was held at the palm beach, florida, home of billionaire investor john paulson. the trump team says the single event raised more than $50 million, and trump says that money will provide a big boost in his campaign to defeat president biden and return to the white house. people are just wanting change. a rich people want it. poor people want it. everybody wants change. >> our country is really doing poorly. we're a laughingstock all over the world. >> trump is still running way behind president biden, though, when it comes to raising campaign cash. the biden administration and campaign says it took him more than $90 million in campaign contribution last month alone. new study reveals that americans feel like they need a lot more money in order to retire comfortably. a northwestern mutual planning and progress study revealed that many americans don't feel

comfortable enough to retire unless they have a record $1.46 million already saved up, according to the study. that figure is up 15% from last year's 1.27 million, and a monster leap from 2020, when the ideal figure was sitting at $951,000. baby boomers gen xers, millennials and gen z-ers all have wide gaps in what they need and what they say they want to save. gen zers had the largest gap at about $1.61 million. >> you've definitely heard the phrase before. you only live once, but a recent survey reveals that 1 in 3 americans would prefer to splurge their way into debt. because of that yolo fox's stephanie bertini looks at why so many people seem to be willing to sacrifice their credit score for an experience. >> you know that tourm yolo, an acronym for you only live once. well, apply it to finances and

you get a picture of how some are spending money. >> like, i'm at the point in my life where i don't mind spending that money because i would rather have the experience. >> as money expert matt schultz says, yolo spending is about getting the experiences and the things you want. >> now, when you decide that you are just going to kind of go for it, spending and not necessarily worrying about, you know, things in the long terme, he says. >> it's a trend that's been on the rise since the pandemic. >> we've certainly seen a lot of yolo spending since things opened up after the pandemic. a lot of people had their perspective changed, and a lot of people are kind of making up for lost time in those couple of crummy years. >> personally, no. >> but i do think i see that in a lot more of other people. >> you've observed it. yeah, yeah. >> and with covid, yeah. everyone sort of like the you're going to die anyway or you never

know what could happen tomorrow. >> according to a new survey by bankrate, 44% of us adults expect to spend more money on a fun purchase this year. 38% say they're willing to take on debt for it, with 27% willing to take on the debt for travel and 14% willing to take on debt to dine out or attend a live entertainment event. >> i've always been pretty chill with spending i save, but like, i'm not scared to buy something nice. >> whatever your spending habits and approach to money, this expert says beware of yolo spending. >> too often, yolo spending can be really dangerous if it's done too often and to too big of a degree. if you're thoughtful and you're planful about it, then it can be okay to go a little overboard every once in a while. >> stephanie bertini, fox news coming up next, building trust between officers and young

members of the black community. >> we will introduce you a program in the east bay that's breaking down walls and building new relationships and. some people are now comparing an area in southern california to silicon valley. >> coming up, what's leading some to refer to this hotbed of innovation as biotech beach and a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary, where the sun is up and shining, partly cloudy skies, a slight chance at a few sca ered showers nd a

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in place this week up in lake county. on monday, the tribal eco restoration alliance says it's conducting a cultural burn in the community of lower lake, just south of clear lake. the alliance says this will reduce fuel loading, which is meant to make the community more resilient during wildfires and improve the health of the land and plants. the burn is expected to start at eight in the morning tomorrow and finish in the late afternoon. california's department of fish and wildlife asking for public input on proposed allocations of relief funding for local fish populations. they're looking for comments on thursday's edited version of their salmon disaster spending plan. it was developed with other fishing sector representatives in a conservation effort targeting

low population levels. comments on the draft can be emailed to salmon disaster at wildlife orca dot gov by april 19th. >> a stretch of southern california's coastline is becoming known as biotech beach. it's all because of a booming business in the health and life science sector, reporter jamie chambers spoke with people at the center of this boom who liken what they're going through to the silicon valley's early days. >> there's a quiet biotech boom happening right under our noses in san diego county, and every day it gets just a little bit louder while you have in the ceiling, as you have hepa filtration. now more than ever, the health and life sciences sector is starting to resemble the vestiges of the exponential growth of silicon valley industry insiders lovingly call it people say biotech beach here in san diego. >> you know, there's it's the only place where you can come in, you can do your work and you can go surfing later in the afternoon. >> on dan dernbach's company,

azure is just the latest example of the san diego biotech sector scaling, like silicon valley of the early 2000, creating clean rooms available on demand for biotech startups, attempting a moonshot of ending some of the worst diseases on the planet. >> the therapies that are being developed here in san diego and other areas as well. these are cures with ucsd, salk institute for biological studies, the sanford-burnham medical research institute, the list goes on. >> with top tier graduating scientists, many of whom are dreaming of building out their own biotech companies and needing a clean space to get their medications and therapies through the regulators and onto the market. azure has been developed for that very purpose. essentially, a we work for scientists with a budget, but maybe just a little one. >> we have one of the best biotech and biopharmaceutical markets in the united states. you know, there's just an incredible amount of talent here. there's a lot of resources here. >> unlike the incubator startups

in silicon valley, you're not going to see ping pong and you're not going to see scooters rolling through the halls a little bit more serious than the biotech sector. but i do hear there's a golf simulator next door. is there also provided moderna emergency clean rooms and support developing the covid vaccine. and even as covid subsided, experts agree. here in san diego, biotech beach isn't going anywhere. jamie chambers, fox five news. >> time now is 748. one wildlife expert in texas got a big surprise during his recent trip to the beach. nick stacey says he was doing some seaside research when he spotted several pieces of a spaceship washing up on the sand. he later learned they were tiles from the space x rocket. stacey says he then reached out to elon musk's rocket company, told them he can keep the tiles, so now he plans to sell them to raise a little bit of money for the local wildlife park that he helped run. that might be how could you

tell? >> you know, i don't know. >> he held up one of the tiles. i know. how do you how do you know it's a spaceship? >> yeah. that just looks like. yeah, debris to me. you know how can you. >> space debris. >> yeah. >> well, sprays of money for a good good for him for having the right eye. >> good stuff. >> all right. i think we got some good weather ahead, don't we? >> i hope so, it's been really crisp and chilly these last couple days. rosemary. yeah. >> so we have a nice big warm up coming our way. some of the warmest temperatures perhaps we have seen in months. but i'm going to show you the extended forecast where we may actually have a return of wet weather by next weekend, if you can believe it. giving you a live look here into berkeley this morning we have partly cloudy skies. we have mainly dry conditions at the moment as we roll through the afternoon, the opportunity for a few stray showers will come our way as the system moves through the pacific northwest and northern california. we're right on that southern edge there. after this passes through, we are going to see a ridge pull in and it's going to lead to that warm up we've been talking about. you can see how

we're kind of in this trough right in here right now. but behind me is the ridge that will be strengthening and coming our way for monday, tuesday, wednesday, thursday. it looks like it begins to break down a little bit. notice what's coming our way by thursday night into friday, sliding all the way into california and giving us an indication that we may have wet weather in store once again for next friday and saturday. temperatures across the bay area this morning in the upper 30s to upper 40s for most of us, 50 degrees, even for san francisco. not too bad for you. there although if you're in livermore 37, that's a chilly one in rohnert park, 37 is well and walnut creek now reporting a 38 degrees getting out for breakfast or even brunch. do expect the temperatures to be, you know, on the chilly side. but we will begin to rebound and our temperatures again, going from 60s today to low 70s tomorrow afternoon. highs in san francisco 59 where we have the giants play in this afternoon,

63 in concord, 63 expected in san jose. a better look at the extended forecast a nice notable jump coming on monday. nearing 80 degrees on tuesday hitting it on wednesday for many of those warmer spots. and then into thursday, temperatures do begin to dip. we may have wet weather on tap for friday. back to you. >> a lot going on in a week. thanks a lot, rosemary. >> well, the warriors are celebrating the nba's most passionate fans today. the warriors are hosting their annual fan appreciation night at the chase center when they play the jazz. the night will feature a custom t shirt designed by a local artist, including an innovative and interactive adobe globe experience, and offers some giveaways all happening inside chase center tonight game tips off at 530. no steph curry tonight. >> no steph rest all right too bad for the fans but we get it. hey the host of wheel of fortune pat sajak wrapped up his final final episode after a 41 year run hosting that game show.

details on what pat plans to do with his retirement coming up and some good news for the us economy. >> details on a new report from the labor department on the booming job market

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program. >> one of our big goals is obviously career development. >> the service has been around since the 70s, and this year chris's students will file about 300 returns all for free. are some people apprehensive with the age of the tax experts? >> definitely. we've had a few people over the years that get it done and are suspicious that somehow something's missed, so we always just give them the paperwork, they go get it checked, and every single time they've called me back and said, well, your numbers were exactly the same as what i paid $150 for. >> i'm not picky. and, you know, if they could do it, they could get it done. it's, you know, it's good for me. >> the reward of seeing some of them move on already now being hired as accountants working for deloitte or edison and then just kids that now can even prepare their families returns, has been very rewarding. >> lifelong lessons learned in a classroom tax office where age doesn't count. >> having that interaction with older people, it gives me more

skills to talk to older people and you know, the knowledge i need for the future. so that's what inspires me to keep going. >> 757 your time this morning renting a home might be cheaper than buying a home. that's according to a recent study looking at cost of living in some major us cities. that study, coming from realtor.com, published last month. roger healey is a dallas based realtor. and he says home buying consumers are shifting strategies, and they're becoming more short termism and business oriented about buying homes. that means in the top 50 us markets, many people will likely rent instead of buying. a march study from realtor.com revealed that renting can be about 60% cheaper than buying. healy recommends saving now. if you're looking to buy a home 1 or 2 years down the road, save a lot. >> if you live here in the bay. well, pat sajak's many years as the host of tv's wheel of fortune finally coming to an end , sajak announced he taped his final episode of the iconic game

show last week. it's scheduled to air on friday, june the 7th. sajak announced last year he would retire after hosting wheel for some 41 years. he's planning to remain, though, with the show as a consultant for the next three years. taylor swift is officially a billionaire. forbes magazine is ranked the pop music icon number 14 on its annual list of the world's richest entertainers. it says taylor swift's net worth climbed to $1.1 billion following her hugely successful era world tour. that tour included a stop, of course, at levi's stadium in santa clara last july this year, travel and tourism, expected to bring over $11 trillion. >> that's according to a report released by the world travel, travel and tourism council thursday says that this year will be will be the roughly $10 trillion the industry made before the pandemic in 2019. the report estimates around 5 trillion will be spent by

domestic travelers and nearly 2 million by international tourists. they also predict global tourism will contribute to nearly 500 million jobs. it started in menlo park and made its way to the bay bridge toll plaza sideshows in at least four different cities. we're live at the toll plaza with the fallout. >> how could you miss this? is there not going to happen again until, what, 2045? you got to do it. >> and just one day away from seeing a total solar eclipse. it'll look a little different here in the bay area, but we'll tell you how people are preparing for this solar spectacle. and the three month powerball winless streak now over the powerball player in oregon bags over $1.3 billion. we'll hear from bay area players who are hoping to take home that jackpot from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on to 8:00 on the dot this sunday morning taking a

live look just outside here we see some blue skies. >> sun is slowly starting to creep up. we have some real cold days ahead of us, but a warm up is on the way. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. it's sunday, april 7th. i'm james torres. >> i know i'm kind of glancing over in the weather department. i see sun balls across the board and that is a welcome sight. maybe an 80, actually, by thursday. good to have you with us on this sunday morning. i'm frank mallicoat. let's let's talk to our weather wizard, rosemary, on what looks like berkeley behind you there. yes. >> gorgeous. right. we are starting out with partly cloudy skies. another chilly start as you mentioned, james. and as we get into the afternoon temperatures for today expected to be only slightly better than yesterday. we do have upper 50s to low 60s for most of the bay area for today. mid 60s expected for just a few isolated areas right now outside our doors in the north bay and napa and santa rosa, starting with 40 degrees, the inner east bay, walnut creek still in the upper 30s and

around the bay, 46 in hayward, 48 in the city of san francisco. partly cloudy conditions. we will have the possibility of a few scattered showers this afternoon as they move across the bay area. right now, it looks to favor our hills, but we cannot rule out the possibility of maybe a hit or miss shower getting into the second part of the day that associated with this system here that is moving through the pacific northwest. once this passes through, a ridge builds in and we warm things up, a better look at the afternoon highs for today and what we can expect for the week ahead. coming up. >> thank you rosemary. time now 801 this morning topping our news at this hour, we have learned that one person was hurt in a string of sideshows that took place across the bay area last night. they started in menlo park and worked their way up north to the bay bridge. ktvu tori gaines joining us live from the toll plaza this morning with the new details you're learning today, tori. >> good morning james. it's a familiar sight across the bay area. for many of us, these sideshows took place in four

different cities last night, starting on the peninsula. as you said. here is what was captured on video overnight. starting off first, the string of incidents began around 11 p.m. in menlo park. dozens of spectators could be seen nearby as vehicles did donuts in the intersection. next came the stanford area, where the sideshow lasted around 15 minutes. at the corner of coyote hill road and page mill road. mountain view was next up, where a group gathered at middlefield road and bernardo avenue. a video of that sideshow shows several spectators leaping out of the way of cars, doing spins at high speed, highlighting just how dangerous these these incidents can be. police confirmed to ktvu that a 20 year old woman from pittsburgh suffered a broken ankle after being struck by a car in that sideshow. now two more sideshows also took place in oakland, one on 42nd and international boulevard, around 2 a.m. you can see tons of fireworks popping off in that area at that time, and another sideshow sprung up

near alma and excalibur around 3 a.m. but the big activity took place in the middle of the bay bridge around 3:15 a.m. video shows hundreds of people gathered on the bridge as vehicles spin in circles. the bridge itself was blocked for nearly 20 minutes by the crowds, bringing traffic to a dead stop. now, it's unclear at this time if the sideshows were made up of the same crowds, or if different groups showed up to each site. we'll bring you more information on that as soon as we have details. now, we have also reached out to the police departments and the california highway patrol in each of the cities where those sideshows took place. we'll bring you more on that as soon as we hear back. live at the bay bridge toll plaza. tori gaines ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, tori, thank you for that time now is 804. we've got some new information about a bus crash in oakland near lake merritt. this crash happened at international boulevard at third avenue about 630 friday night, when a car hit the bus in the middle of the intersection. oakland pd are now confirming

they suspect alcohol did play a part in the crash. police say the driver of the car was taken into custody. now, the citizen's app footage shows several emergency response vehicles at the scene, with the bus stopped right in the middle of the street. police say the driver of the car ran a stop sign. hit that ac transit tempo bus roughly 40 people on board the bus, so it was crowded. authorities say both drivers, as well as a number of passengers, had to be taken to the hospital for minor injuries. >> a new survey reveals that a startling number of rideshare drivers have crashed their car on the job. that survey, conducted by researcher at the university of illinois-chicago, involving 277 drivers who self-reported their histories and behaviors. results show that some of the most common reasons for accidents on the job included cell phone use and driving while tired, or traveling on unknown roads. one university researcher cited another worrisome factor that could potentially cause some crashes drunk or unruly

passengers. >> 805 your time investigators in san francisco are trying to determine the cause of a house fire in the city's potrero hill neighborhood that started shortly after 4:00 saturday afternoon at a home on kansas street, not far from 19th. you can see the smoke. firefighters say the flames destroyed that two story home, but they did manage to keep the fire from spreading to other houses nearby. no reports of any injuries. still trying to determine how it all got caught. fire and police in san francisco say they've now made an arrest for a shooting from friday afternoon in the mission district. >> investigators say 30 year old alexander martinez of richmond is accused of killing a man outside a barbershop on mission street. police say the victim had just started a new job at that barbershop earlier in the day. at this time, police tell us there's no word on a motive in the killing and still no word on the identification of that victim. >> elected leaders in the south bay are hearing from the public on how to address inequality in the communities there.

yesterday, state senator dave cortese, holding a town hall in san jose focused on racial justice and poverty. cortez says he was inspired to hold that event after learning from a san jose state study that san jose actually leads the nation in youth homelessness. several people were on the panel, including democratic staff assembly member ash kalra, and research and polling continue to show the divide between law enforcement and the black community is real. >> but in oakland, there's an organization that is aiming to bridge that gap. the nonprofit just got an assist from the warriors community foundation in the form of $75,000. ktvu is andre senior talked with the organization to see how the money is being used to repair trust between young black male students and the police. >> a sign outside a small business on the corner of 62nd and international boulevard in east oakland reads okay program of oakland. okay. yeah, it's a short name, long, though on

purpose. >> our goals in the program are to develop leadership and critical thinking skills, promote academic excellence, and reduce the high rates of incarceration and homicide among young african-american males. >> oakland police department sergeant robert smith is the okay program of oakland's chief operating officer. to understand the organization's roots. he cites a federal statistic showing the number one cause of death among black boys and men between the ages of one and 44 is homicide. i have a problem with that. and so sergeant smith, fellow police officers and other okay program community members act as mentors to young black boys, recruiting them in middle and high school, working with them on their schools campuses. they make sure the boys are attending class, keeping their grades up and for some, making sure they stay out of trouble. >> many times we talk about validating some of the things they're doing positive, but education is one part of a dual approach to helping the boys achieve long terme success. >> they're also taught life skills. >> one of the most important

things we do is on our saturday sessions. we have a great discussions about things that will help them change their lives. >> the sessions teach boys critical thinking and social skills. it's early every saturday morning, a day most kids like to sleep in. >> i want us to wake up early. i feel like i gained that skill waking up early. >> the leaders of this program will tell you all parts are important, but a key ingredient is breaking down the wall of mistrust, showing the boys that police officers can and do care about them and want them to succeed by introducing them to police officers that look like them, was very important to know that they are doing the job because they love the community and love the people in city, and that that they're not always there to hurt you or to incarcerate you. in addition to the police officers, there are probation officers who work with the boys. he is very personal to me. >> i'm very passionate about the work i do. it's being from oakland and going through the same things that these kids go through. >> there's also jamil blackwell, a volunteer who tells me he uses his background of difficulty

growing up in public housing as an educational tool. >> my emphasis is basically sharing some of the things that i can that i've experienced in my life, and pass it on to these young men for one of the boys, the oak program provides a place of belonging. >> to be so honest, it's been great. like everybody's really nice in the program. >> for another, the lessons run deeper. it's been good because it keeps me out of trouble. >> how to de-escalate the situation and how to keep your emotions under check. >> and another. it's helping him plan for his future. >> the stakes for me is just like planning out my future, knowing what i want to do when i grow up. i would like a vote. >> while the oak program may not be extremely well known, it does have some star power. petri bird, who some people may recognize as the bailiff from the judge judy show, is chairman of the board for the oak program. >> i literally have seen hundreds and hundreds of lives changed by the oak program. >> and now, with support from the warriors community

foundation, bird and his team can continue their work, devoting their lives to the young and vulnerable in hopes of building a brighter future for oakland. >> we're here to change the way they think and feel about life, right? we have a again. we have a responsibility to really, really help them, to be the best version of themselves. >> leaders of the oak program tell me they do much more than help these boys in their academic pursuits. they say some of them come from families that lack basic living necessities. so they tell me they donate things to those families, such as furniture. i'm andre senior, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you andre. great story. time now is 810. the big news on the lotto came just a few hours ago. powerball player in oregon has won a jackpot worth more than 1.3 billion bucks. a single ticket matched all six numbers to end the powerball winless streak that began some three months ago. this morning's news is certain to disappoint a lot of lotto players out there. we spoke to in san bruno last

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anticipated total solar eclipse will grace the skies over north america tomorrow. it's one of the most hotly anticipated skywatching events in recent years, and joining us now to talk more about the rare phenomenon is fox weather's max gordon. live in the beautiful city of cleveland, ohio, where everything is rocking, apparently between baseball and basketball. and you can look to the skies and say, wow, hopefully if you got some good weather, max, we hope you do. >> i hope we do too. and that's really the big question right now, because we've got a 40 to 60% chance of cloud cover tomorrow. clouds really tough to forecast out, but that's kind of what things are looking like right now. we're hoping that maybe a little hole in the sky will open up and the sun will be able to peek through, because really, that's what we need tomorrow to see this solar eclipse. now, before for the totality, we're going to be seeing the moon crossing in

front of the sun. that's when you're going to need these solar glasses. that's when you're going to need to put these on or else you can damage your eyeballs. and then between 313 and 3:17 p.m. local time, that's when cleveland will be plunged into darkness. and we're going to see that total solar eclipse. but again, we've got that chance of cloud cover tomorrow. that's got some people nervous, including one guy i spoke to who came up here from atlanta and said that he booked accommodations in quebec, just in case. things are going to be cloudy here tomorrow. take a listen. >> it's incredible. it's everything people say it is, it's just an entirely different experience. and anything you've ever seen in your whole life. so i wouldn't experience it unobstructed as much as possible. i already drove about 10.5 hours just to get here, and i'm willing to drive another 9.5 hours just to see a more certain, clear version. >> yeah. what's another 9.5 hours? right. well, this is

going to be a really big event for the city of cleveland. according to the city, between 140 and 200,000 people are going to be coming here specifically for the eclipse. to put things in perspective, that's like three browns games going on simultaneously. got a lot of hotels booked up, sold out, very limited availability airfare to cleveland. also really expensive and tough to get. that's kind of the situation in a lot of cities that are in the path of totality. and there's also going to be a guardians game tomorrow. it is the home opener for the cleveland guardians, so a lot going on tomorrow. and again, really everyone's crossing their fingers hoping that there isn't going to be that cloud cover, but 40 to 60% chance we'll just have to wait and see, guys, i guess so. >> and i know the women's final four is happening this afternoon there in cleveland as well. so you you were crowded there, where are i mean, there might be some people here with a lot of

dough that might want to jump on a plane today. what city would you go to? it's coming up from mexico, i guess through arkansas , texas through ohio, vermont, maine, that kind of thing. where would you go if you want to make sure you got no cloud cover? >> yeah, well, i would say indianapolis right now is looking like a really safe bet, mazatlan, mexico, that's also another spot, with limited cloud cover. probably a good place to go. that was one of the places we were considering going for our coverage. but, you know, i think here in cleveland, the forecast has been improved since yesterday. yesterday the fox forecast center is predicting many clouds today. they were predicting a few clouds i don't know, maybe that forecast can improve by tomorrow. and we'll just have limited cloud cover because today it's beautiful blue skies right now not a cloud in sight. so tomorrow might be a little bit different of a picture, but i'm crossing my fingers and hoping i don't know.

>> max, you got mazatlan on one hand, cleveland on the other. i think i would have gone to mexico, but it's definitely it's a pretty different, different scene down there. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> and you can have a margarita in your hand and have some cool glasses. so you know what? >> you can still have a margarita in your hand here. >> yes you can because cleveland rocks. well all the best i hope you hope you have clear skies tomorrow. great job this weekend, max. and happy birthday to your parents again. thank you. up in sebastopol. >> yeah. >> thanks. all right, buddy, thank you so much. don't forget, you can get more on the story and more like it on the fox weather app. just use your phone to scan the qr code on your screen and go to fox weather.com for more information on what should be a kind of an exciting day tomorrow across the united states here in the bay area, though, rosemary, we're going to get what may be about a 40% shot, but we'll still see something, right? >> yeah. just after 11:00, you know, maybe put it on your

calendar, set your clock. if you go outdoors, you find a shaded area on the ground. you are likely to see the eclipse because we are expecting mostly sunny skies for tomorrow. giving you a look here over areas of ocean beach at parts of golden gate park. the windmill there in view. we have the possibility of a few scattered showers today, although it doesn't look like a big deal may favor our hills. santa cruz mountains and still not going to be much. we are quiet at the moment. if i pull back just a little bit. a little bit of action going on through the pacific northwest, northern california, and again for us, maybe a sprinkle or two. the futurecast gives us a good idea of what to expect going into your sunday notice. you didn't notice much at all behind it. ridge building. in keeping us high and dry. getting into the days ahead. we're going to go from ten degrees or so below average to about ten degrees above average into right now. looks like wednesday will be the warmest day. and here's why. on thursday, this system here

begins to drop in. and that is going to push the ridge aside. and by friday and saturday we could be talking about wet weather. once again. so if you are longing for that warm weather, it's on the way. get out and enjoy it because it may not last. temperatures this morning off to a very chilly start, but rebounding our inland cities started in the 30s. we're now 44, in concord, closer to the water, 51 in the city of san francisco, 46 at half moon bay. if you're going to the giants game this afternoon, a mix of sun and clouds, maybe a sprinkle 58 degrees in the afternoon with a west northwest breeze to about 14mph. so it is going to feel brisk out there. upper 50s and a breeze does not feel nice to most along the peninsula. 62 redwood city and for the inner east bay 63 in concord, the warm spot at least on this graphic 65 for santa rosa this afternoon. temperatures will soar into the low 70s by tomorrow. upper 70s on tuesday, low 80s expected on

wednesday doesn't last, though. we're still nice on thursday, but now it looks like temperatures will begin to dip as we await that system. that could bring us some wet weather into the weekend. back to you. >> thank you. rosemary. some longtime residents are paying a fraction of the cost for homes and prestigious san francisco neighborhoods. what a recent investigation discovered about rent controlled living in the city. coming up shake shack offering free chicken sandwiches, all month long. >> details on how you can grab yos.

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enter the promo code chicken sundae. well, the burger and the shake chain doesn't explicitly call out chick fil a by name in a press release. the company does say that the goal of the new deal is, to quote one up a famously closed on sundays chicken sandwich fast food chain. so wow, there you go. >> or the chicken? >> yeah. take that. looks pretty tasty, though, up next, san francisco has a new mayoral candidate. why? the location where he launched the campaign this weekend is significant to his strategy coming up. >> and of course, we're talking all about that eclipse tomorrow, an exclusive insight into the alignment that will bring us a partial solar eclipse here i the bay

it shuts down the bay bridge for nearly 20 minutes. one person was injured. details coming up and one person is dead this morning following a severe car crash in the concord area. what we know about the crash involving five different people straight ahead from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. good morning, bay area rise and shine. on this beautiful sunday. i have dark monitors here, but it looks like we got blue sky and something out

there. what can you see? >> i think you hit it right on the head. >> the horizon. >> there's a sunray. there's a possibly a road. highway. >> yeah, we'll go with that. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm frank mallicoat, and it does look like a nice day. >> oh, it's going to be picture perfect. probably. i'm james torres. it's been a little crisp and cold throughout the last couple days, but coming up this week, 80s are in our future. rosemary yes. >> temperatures we haven't seen since november. i know mother nature finally getting on board with this spring. like weather, although it may not last outside our doors at this hour, we do have partly cloudy skies. a beautiful view there of ocean beach. never get enough of that picture. we have the windmill golden gate park. temperatures are within a few degrees of where we started yesterday, which means it's a chilly one. temperatures sink into the 30s once again this morning, but we are quickly rebounding right now. 43 degrees reported in the north bay of novato, 47 along the east bay shore of oakland and 46 along the coastline at half moon bay. our winds are

generally light, calling for again the partly cloudy skies. if you look over the pacific, you see a little bit of green there on the screen, indicating a few scattered showers embedded within those clouds and a few scattered showers will be a possibility for today. won't be a big deal. get out and enjoy the weather. temperatures will be slightly warmer this afternoon, followed by a robust warm up in the days ahead and mostly sunny, clear skies. for tomorrow's eclipse, we will get partial view. a better look at the today's forecast, as well as the week ahead. coming up in just a bit. >> we will see you in a bit. thank you. rosemary a woman was injured in a string of sideshows that took place around the bay area, one of them shutting down the bay bridge. all these sideshows started around 11 p.m. last night at menlo park. next came the stanford area, where the sideshow lasted around 15 minutes. mountain view was next. that's where police tell us 20 year old woman from pittsburgh

got hit by a car, broke her ankle. sideshow then continued into the night to oakland and the bay bridge. and we will have a live report. more on that story coming up at 9:00 and new this morning. >> chp telling us they are investigating a deadly car accident in concord early this morning. that crash happening on northbound 680 at the 242 split. it was first reported at about 5:00 this morning. chp tells us five people were involved. at least one person is dead and some were taken to a local hospital with major injuries. that car went off the roadway, so traffic is not impacted at this time. we know that scene cleared about half an hour ago. >> 832 your time the newest candidate for san francisco mayor aaron peskin, kicking off his campaign in san francisco's chinatown yesterday. this was at portsmouth square on kearny street. a big crowd on hand, hundreds of community members showing up for their support. many brought campaign signs reading we need aaron. a mayor knows how neighborhood leaders, elected leaders and tons of

community members were there. the board of supervisors president telling us his plans for day one if elected. >> number one most important issue is public safety. and public safety means disaster preparedness. and it means police on our streets. day one. it's working with our department of emergency management and our police department to make sure that every corner of the city is safe. >> launching his campaign with an event, chinatown. a significant strategy for peskin as no candidate has won san francisco's mayoral seat without winning the votes in chinatown and on capitol hill. >> congress back in session tomorrow in the house. some republicans are threatening to strip speaker mike johnson of his gavel, fox's chad pergram explains. >> republican georgia representative marjorie taylor greene authored a resolution to force the house to take a vote of no confidence in speaker mike johnson. >> and i do not wish to inflict pain on our conference and to

throw to throw the house in chaos. but this is basically a warning, greene railed at johnson for negotiating spending bills with democrats and not giving members enough time to read legislation before voting. >> other conservatives criticize republicans for caving on their principles. >> why the #### are you in congress? that's why we're article one, but we're too chicken to use the power the house passes most big bills with more democrats than republicans begging the question who's calling the shots? >> his title may not be speaker of the house, but definitely leader of the democratic caucus and probably leader of the congress is hakeem jeffries. >> the red line for greene is if johnson calls up a bill to aid ukraine, johnson implores republicans to cease the infighting. >> i think all of our colleagues recognize that we can't have a distraction right now. >> political observers doubt republicans want to rerun of last year's donnybrook, when the house lacked a speaker for three

weeks, it was utter chaos. >> i think johnson, benefits, from the terrible example that was set, you know, several months ago, when mccarthy was ousted, there's concern that more turmoil could prompt additional republican resignations that could flip control of the house to democrats. >> that's a risk. but i don't think that's going to happen. hakeem is not going to be the speaker. >> democrats didn't help save kevin mccarthy last time, but the calculus could be different if there's a threat to johnson, especially if democrats can leverage the speaker on aid to ukraine on capitol hill. chad pergram, fox news. >> time now. 835 former president trump celebrating what he is calling his best night yet for raising campaign cash in this year's race for the white house. the former president and his wife, melania, attended a fundraiser last night. it was held at the palm beach, florida, home of billionaire investor john paulson. trump team says

the single event one night raised more than $50 million for the campaign, and trump says that money will provide a huge boost in his campaign to defeat president biden. and perhaps a return trip to the white house. >> people are just wanting change. >> a rich people want it. poor people want it. everybody wants change. >> our country is really doing poorly. we're a laughing stock. >> trump is still running way behind the president biden when it comes to raising cash. the biden campaign says it took him more than $90 million in campaign contributions last month alone, and we are now in the final countdown to what is expected to be mother nature's most fascinating light show in years. >> people all across the u.s. looking to see a total solar eclipse. tomorrow morning, the moon will pass between the earth and the sun, blocking out the sun rays and casting a shadow on earth. an estimated 44 million people across 14 u.s. states are expected to get a real good look at the rare event in the sky and the excitement growing by the minute. >> it's pretty dramatic in terms

of what you actually see, and it's not, as i said, not pitch black. it's a very eerie experience, though, because the light is very strange and your eyes have adapted in a strange way to that twilight. it seems a little bit purplish. the shadows before you get to eclipse are strange that your fingers make elongated shadows, but you can see little crescents of the eclipse in between the leaves of a tree. >> stargazers here in the bay area won't be able to see the sun fully blacked out, but we will see a partial eclipse of about 35. scientists say the best time for viewing will begin around 10:00 tomorrow morning. >> all that said, tomorrow's solar eclipse still creating a lot of excitement right here in the bay area. even though we won't see it completely. >> ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo breaks down exactly what we will see and what happens during a solar eclipse, and how you can watch it safely. >> a solar eclipse is a result of the sun, the moon, and the

earth all lining up a total solar eclipse occurs when the moon passes between the sun and the earth, completely blocking the face of the sun. the regions that are in the center of the moon's shadow experience the total eclipse. during this time, the sky will darken in the middle of the day, resembling dawn or dusk. the defined route of the moon's shadow across the earth is called the path of totality. on april 8th, the path of totality runs across 13 states from texas to maine. in this area, the sun will be completely covered for 3 to 4 minutes. residents in the bay area can expect a partial solar eclipse monday morning, 34% of the sun will be covered by the moon. the partial eclipse begins during the 10:00 hour, reaching a maximum at 1113 in the morning . safety is key. looking at the

sun directly can damage your eyes. your everyday sunglasses will not work. to view the partial eclipse, you will need to use official iso certified glasses. proper eclipse glasses are 100,000 times darker than sunglasses. the clouds and storms can always spoil a show. the national weather service has been producing this daily forecast map that shows the expected cloud pattern for the big eclipse day. we'll have a link to that forecast map on ktvu. com and looking ahead, the next total solar eclipse is coming up in august 2044, a long time from now. mark tamayo ktvu, fox two news. today marks six months since hamas killed 1200 people in israel and took hundreds of hostages. >> a look at the tragic result of that attack and across the bay area this morning, partly cloudy to mostly clear skies and a chilly start to the day.

>> temperatures are rebounding. we'll have a look athe current conditions

the war between israel and hamas and the fighting in gaza continues to spark a fierce political debate here in the united states. former house speaker nancy pelosi has joined dozens of other democrats up on capitol hill who have sent a letter to the president. they are demanding an immediate halt in all u.s. weapons shipments to israel. >> the central point here is we want israel to change the way they are conducting this war. now israel has had a very aggressive approach from october seventh forward. and it's understandable why they reacted that way. it is not working to

their advantage and it is causing a devastating humanitarian crisis in gaza right now. there are some very grim statistics, all tied to the fighting in gaza. >> the un says 33,000 palestinian ones have been killed in gaza. that includes 13,000 children. un also says 1200 people were killed in the hamas attack on israel exactly six months ago. it says hamas is still holding more than 100 people hostage. time now. >> 843 this morning, a realtor.com study from last month revealed that it's now cheaper to rent rather than buy a home in some major cities across the country. roger healy is a dallas based realtor, and he says home buying consumers are shifting strategies and they're becoming more short termism and business oriented about home buyers. that means in the top 50 us markets, many home dwellers will rent instead of buying. a march study from realtor.com revealed about 60. or rather, renting can be about 60% cheaper than buying. healy recommends saving now if you're

looking to buy a home, 1 or 2 years down the road, and many people living in rent controlled apartments in san francisco are paying far less money to their landlords than their neighbors. the chronicle conducted a study investigating the impact on the city's rent stabilization law, which passed back in 1979. it found there are some huge economic perks in living in some rent controlled apartments for decades. the paper collected dates are rather data that found some of these longtime renters are paying about $1,000 a month for a home in pacific heights. wow. >> a controlled cultural burn is taking place this week up in lake county. on monday, the tribal echo restoration alliance says it's conducting a cultural burn in the community of lower lake that's south of clear lake. the alliance says this will reduce fuel loading, making the community more resilient during wildfires and improve the health of the land and plants. the burn is expected to start at eight in the morning, tomorrow on monday and finish in the late afternoon. california's

department of fish and wildlife, asking for the public input on proposed allocate of relief funding for local fish populations. they are looking for comments on thursday's edited version of their salmon disaster spending plan. that was all developed with other fishing sector representatives, in a conservation effort that's targeting low population levels seen among sacramento and the klamath river. fall chinook salmon. comments on the draft can be emailed at. salmon disaster at wildlife.california.gov. by april the 19th and one wildlife expert in texas got a pretty weird surprise during his recent trip to the beach. >> nick stacey says he was doing some seaside research when he spotted several pieces of a spaceship. had washed up on the sand. he later learned they were tiles from a space rocket. stacey says he then reached out to elon musk's rocket company, who told him he can keep the tiles. he now plans to sell them

to raise money for the local wildlife park that he helps run. >> 846 your time. let's talk a little weather with rosemary on what looks like a very, very nice week ahead. >> yes, and this view we have of ocean beach in parts of the golden gate park area. truly inviting. if you are thinking about getting outdoors though, go for the thicker coat. it's a chilly one this morning, just as cold as yesterday for many, but now that the sun has been up and shining for more than an hour, we are looking at temperatures thawing out. i'll have a look at those numbers here momentarily. let's take a look at what is happening from up above where we do have partly cloudy, mainly dry conditions at this time. now we will have the opportunity city at just a few passing showers today. most of this system and the action going to stick to the north pacific northwest and northern california. but we are on that southern edge and it looks like we may experience a few sprinkles towards the afternoon, favoring our hills and santa

cruz mountain area. but in any case, i want to mention it just in case you're driving along in the windshield. you know, all of a sudden you've got some raindrops there, or maybe you're on a walk or a hike and you've got some raindrops joining you there. by monday, this moves out and a ridge begins to build in. this is going to lead to a warm up. some of the warmest temps we have had probably in months, at least for some of our areas that are expected to get near 80 degrees or even top it in the days ahead. we shift though right now. yesterday it looked like thursday was going to be the warmest day. now it looks like it could be wednesday because look at what is happening on thursday. we're noticing another storm dropping in from the gulf of alaska, bringing with it the cooler air and the possibility of wet weather. we're still days out, but we could have another round of at least scattered showers come our way friday into saturday. temperatures right now across the bay area, 52 degrees in san francisco for the inner east bay, 40 in livermore and in the north bay 40 santa rosa. a

chill out there, although many of us started at least our inland cities in the mid to upper 30s. so again, better than where we were 44 in alamo right now, 44 hercules thinking about stepping out to walk the pooch or maybe need one to walk. groot is available at the san francisco spca. four year old chihuahua. he's just adorable, isn't he? temperature wise, we will feel better getting into your lunch hour with widespread 50s and upper 50s to low 60s. for most of us today. mid 60s expected in areas near santa rosa, fairfield, but most of us will range from about 60 to 6362 san mateo 59. in the city of san francisco, giants are playing today. it's going to be a cool, brisk one at the ballpark if you're headed that direction. a nice notable jump coming on monday, even warmer on tuesday. temperatures peak right now. on wednesday, we begin to cool. on thursday. we may have to, i don't know, pull back out the umbrella once again on friday.

frank. >> no, really, i think so. >> okay, well, what they say april flowers, you know, showers . >> i guess we're going to have some more of that. okay. coming up to the giants, facing a bit of a rocky start out of the gate with their six loss and nine games so far. we're going to talk all things giants with former pitcher bill laskey on the season ahead. and some of the new faces in that giant dugout as well. >> and uconn marches on. a look back at last night's game that saw a newcomer lead the charge against alabama. and what's in the huskies way for a repeat championship. when e come back

fan appreciation night at chase center when they play the utah jazz. the night will feature a custom t shirt designed by a local artist, including an innovative and interactive adobe globe experience and the offer giveaways all inside chase center. tonight's game tips off at 530. keep that hoop theme going now we'll turn to march madness. >> uconn kept its bid to repeat as national champion attack by surviving its first true test of the ncaa tournament in the semis last night, the huskies got 21 points from freshman stephanie kassel, while clamping down defensively in the second half, and the huskies defeated alabama 86 to 72. in that final four semifinal. the huskies will now

take on purdue tomorrow night for all the marbles and turning to women's college basketball superstar caitlin clark will take her final bow. and iowa and the hawkeyes face south carolina. the national title game, at noon today. that game is in cleveland. clark had shattered scoring records during her four years at iowa. she is now expected to be the number one pick in the wnba draft, which will take place in new york next month. >> a stretch of southern california's coast is becoming known as biotech beach. it's all because of booming business in the health and life sciences sector. reporter jamie chambers spoke with people at the center of this boom who liken what they're going through to silicon valley early days. >> there's a quiet biotech boom happening right under our noses in san diego county, and every day it gets just a little bit louder. >> well, you have in the ceiling is you have hepa filtration.

>> now more than ever, the health and life sciences sector is starting to resemble the vestiges of the exponential growth of silicon valley. industry insiders lovingly call it people say biotech beach here in san diego. >> you know, there's it's the only place where you can come in. you can do your work and you can go surfing later in the afternoon. >> dan dernbach company azure is just the latest example of the san diego biotech sector scaling. like silicon valley of the early 2000, creating clean rooms available on demand for biotech startups, attempting a moonshot of ending some of the worst diseases on the planet. >> the therapies that are being developed here in san diego and other areas as well. these are cures with ucsd, salk institute for biological studies, the sanford-burnham medical research institute, the list goes on, with top tier graduating scientists, many of whom are dreaming of building out their own biotech companies and needing a clean space to get their medical and therapies through the regulators and onto

the market. >> azure has been developed for that very purpose, essentially, a we work for scientists with a budget, but maybe just a little one. >> we have one of the best biotech and biopharmaceutical markets in the united states. you know, there's just an incredible amount of talent here. there's a lot of resources here. >> unlike the incubator startups in silicon valley, you're not going to see ping pong and you're not going to see scooters rolling through the halls a little bit more serious than the biotech sector. but i do hear there's a golf simulator next door. is there also provided moderna emergency clean rooms and support developing the covid vaccine. and even as covid subsided, experts agree here in san diego, biotech beach isn't going anywhere. jamie chambers, fox five news and the view ain't bad either. >> at least one person was hurt after a series of sideshows went down all around the bay area last night. what officials are telling us about the multi-agency investigation. a live report coming up next

from the peninsula to the east, bay side shows littered the streets last night, where live from the scene of one of those sideshows that ended up shutting down a major bay area bridge for a several minutes. also ahead, the winless streak is officially over. someone is waking up to news that they have become an overnight billionaire, where that single powerball ticket was

purchased. coming up from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. good morning, bay area. beautiful view here of the oakland estuary. you can see i think that's mount tam in the in the background there, jack london square. we got blue water, blue sky. you can see the horizon. a far cry from what we've been looking at much of the week. it is a little chilly out there, but rosemary says if you like it hot, the bay area may be the place to be come midweek. welcome back. it's sunday, it's april the 7th. i'm james torres. no, actually, i'm frank mallicoat. >> are to be my guest. go ahead. rosemary we'll send it over to you before we mess any other names up. i don't think i've ever done that. all right, take a breather. i'll be right back. all right. okay >> take it away, bill martin. >> all right. sounds good. we're looking at mostly clear skies across the bay area this morning. frank mentioned a

chilly start to the day. a beautiful view there over san francisco. golden gate park, golden gate bridge, marin headlands. we do have the possibility of a few stray showers passing overhead. today shouldn't be a big deal. we have an enjoyable one with temperatures expected to be slightly warmer than yesterday. right now we are up by a few degrees in many areas. temperatures ranging from a low 40s to low 50s 52 at half moon bay for the inner east bay, 46 in walnut creek. afternoon highs going to be again a little bit warmer than what we experienced yesterday, but still below average with the partly cloudy conditions and the few showers for the afternoon. temperatures today 65 santa rosa, upper 50s san francisco. if you go into the giants game, do expect an afternoon breeze. so bring along at least the layers or jacket. low 60s oakland, livermore, san jose a better detail of today, as well as the big warm up coming our way in the extended forecast coming up. >> rosemary well, new this morning we have learned one person was hurt in a string of

sideshows taking place across the bay area last night. they started in menlo park and worked their way up north to the bay bridge. ktvu tori gaines joining us live now from the bay bridge toll plaza with more details. good morning, tori. >> good morning james. these sideshows have become a familiar sight for many people who live here in the bay area. they took place in at least four cities last night. here's what we know so far, and here's what we could gather from the video captured overnight at those sideshows. the string of incidents started at menlo park around 11 p.m. dozens of spectators could be seen nearby as vehicles did donuts in the intersection next came the stanford area, where the sideshow lasted around 15 minutes at the corner of coyote hill road and page mill road. now, mountain view was next up, where a group gathered at middlefield road and bernardo avenue. video shows several spectators leaping out of the way and of cars doing spins at high speed, highlighting just how dangerous these sideshows

can be. police confirmed to ktvu that a 20 year old woman from pittsburgh suffered a broken ankle after being struck by a car in that sideshow. sideshow? excuse me now. two sideshows also took place in oakland, one on 42nd and international boulevard around 2 a.m, where tons of fireworks could be seen popping off nearby, and another sprung up near alma and excalibur around 3 a.m. but the big activity took place in the middle of the bay bridge around 3:15 a.m. video shows hundreds of people gathered on the bridge as vehicles spin and circles the bridge was blocked for nearly 20 minutes by the crowds, bringing traffic to a dead stop. now it's unclear at this time if the sideshows were made up of the same crowds, or if different groups showed up to eat each site. we'll bring you more information as soon as we gather more details. now we have also reached out to the police departments, as well as the california highway patrol for each of those cities where those sideshows took place. we are still waiting to hear back live

at the bay bridge toll plaza. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> tori. thank you. time now. 903 new this morning chp investigating a deadly car accident in concord. the crash happened along northbound 680 at the 242 split. it was first reported about 5:00 this morning. chp tells us five people were involved. at least one person now dead, and some others were taken to a local hospital with major injuries. they say the car went off the roadway. so at this time, traffic is not impacted. >> big news on the lotto came early this morning. a powerball player up in oregon has won a jackpot worth more than 1.3 billion bucks. single ticket matched all six numbers, two in a powerball winless streak that stretches back some three months. this morning news is certain to disappoint some lotto players. we spoke to in san bruno last night. many were hoping to strike it rich and share some of that good fortune with others. >> first thing is helping other people. there's a lot of people that is hungry at this time.

>> donate to a lot of animal shelters. all those charities and that's it. >> a big winner in oregon has not yet stepped forward. smart man or woman? last night's powerball jackpot was the eighth largest in u.s. lottery history. investigators in san francisco are trying to determine the cause of a house fire in the city's potrero hill neighborhood. this started shortly after 4:00 saturday afternoon on a home on kansas street, not too far from 19th. firefighters say the flames destroyed the two story home, but they did manage to keep the fire from spreading to the other houses there, and there were no reports of any injuries. >> staying in san francisco, police there say they've now made an arrest for a shooting from friday afternoon in the mission district. investigators say 30 year old alexander martinez of richmond is accused of killing a man outside a barbershop on mission street. police say the victim had just started a new job at the barbershop earlier in the day. so far, no word on a motive in the killing.

>> elected leaders in the south bay are hearing from the public on how to address inequality in their communities. yesterday, state senator dave cortez, holding a town hall in san jose, focused on racial justice and poverty. cortez says he was inspired to hold that event after learning from a san jose state study that san jose actually leads the nation in youth homelessness. several people were on the panel, including democratic state assembly member ash kalra. >> research and polling continued to show the divide between law enforcement and the black community is real, but in oakland, there is an organization that aims to bridge that gap. the nonprofit just got an assist from the warriors community foundation in the form of $75,000. ktvu is andre senior talked with the organization to see how the money is being used to repair trust between young black male students and the police. >> a sign outside a small business on the corner of 62nd and international boulevard in east oakland reads okay program

of oakland. okay. >> yeah, it's a short name, long though, on purpose, and our goals in the program are to develop leadership and critical thinking skills, promote academic excellence, and reduce the high rates of incarceration and homicide among young african-american males. >> oakland police department sergeant robert smith is the okay program of oakland's chief operating officer. to understand the organization's roots. he cites a federal statistic showing the number one cause of death among black boys and men between the ages of one and 44 is homicide. >> i have a problem with that. >> and so sergeant smith, fellow police officers and other okay. program community members act as mentors to young black boys, recruiting them in middle and high school, working with them on their schools, campuses. they make sure the boys are attending class, keeping their grades up, and for some, making sure they stay out of trouble. >> many times we talk about validating some of the things they're doing positive, but education is one part of a dual approach to helping the boys

achieve long tum success. >> they're also taught life skills. >> one of the most important things we do is on our saturday sessions. we have a great discussions about things that will help them change their lives. >> the sessions teach boys critical thinking and social skills. it's early every saturday morning, a day most kids like to sleep in. >> i want us to wake up early. i feel like i gained that skill waking up early. >> the leaders of this program will tell you all parts are important, but a key ingredient is breaking down the wall of mistrust, showing the boys that police officers can and do care about them and want them to succeed by introducing them to police officers that look like them, was very important to know that they are doing the job because they love the community and love the people are sitting, and that that they're not always there to hurt you or to incarcerate you. in addition to the police officers, there are probation officers who work with the boys. >> he is very personal to me. i'm very passionate about the work i do. it's being from oakland and going through the

same things that these kids go through. >> there's also jamal blackwell, a volunteer who tells me he uses his background of difficulty growing up in public housing as an educational tool. >> my emphasis is basically sharing some of the things that i can that i've experienced in my life, and pass it on to these young men. >> for one of the boys, the program provides a place of belonging. >> to be so honest, it's been great. like everybody's really nice in the program for another, the lessons run deeper. >> it's been good because it keeps me out of trouble. how to de-escalate the situation and how to keep your emotions under check. >> and another. it's helping him plan for his future. >> the stakes for me is just like planning out my future, knowing what i want to do when i grow up. i would like a vote while the program may not be extremely well known, it does have some star power. >> petri byrd, who some people may recognize as the bailiff from the judge judy show, is chairman of the board for the okay program. >> i have literally seen hundreds and hundreds of lives

changed by the okay program. >> and now, with support from the warriors community foundation, bird and his team can continue their work devoting their lives to the young and vulnerable in hopes of building a brighter future for oakland. >> we're here to change the way they think and feel about life, right? we have a again. we have a responsibility to really, really help them, to be the best version of themselves. >> leaders of the program tell me they do much more than help these boys in their academic pursuits. they say some of them come from families that lack basic living necessities. so they tell me they donate things to those families such as furniture. i'm andre senior, ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up, gen z-ers are leading a new trend. and we're not talking about fashion. the type of education students are going for today. as college tuition reaches unattainable levels and high hopes. >> but few wins out of the gate. the giants, facing a rocky start after their sixth loss this season. a closer look at this

year's team and some pitching help that is on its way. that's sure to help. we're going to chat with former giant pitcher bill laskey on all things giants baseball. coming up next. >> and after a very chilly start to the day, temperatures are beginning to rebound and we have a nice one coming our way, although still a bit cool, and even the slight possibility of showers, i'll have aetter look

look to be a playoff team this year, but they aren't exactly wowing the league a week plus into the new season. last night, the padres handed the g-men their sixth loss of the season. eric jurickson profar did all the damage in the first, blasting out this grand slam off keaton wynn, who actually pitched a good game, going six strong despite a four run first. giants play the rubber game with the padres this afternoon before getting their first look at pitcher blake snell on the mound tomorrow night against the nationals. and let's talk a little giants baseball. joining me now is former giant pitcher and knbr radio host and friend of the program, bill laskey. good morning bill. >> hi, frank. how are you? happy baseball season. of course. the giants three and six in their first ten games. but a lot of positives with this team. and now you just got to get through the padres today. and you have washington, tampa bay and miami coming up. so it should be an interesting road trip. >> well let's talk about the

pitching and specifically blake snell who is going to take the mound tomorrow night. his debut. he was kind of a late season ab. but the cy young award winner talk about him and what he brings to the giants tomorrow. >> well i think you said it right off the bat. a cy young winner, his second one. he also won one in tampa. he goes six innings. it seems like that's his most innings. they've pushed him. most likely this year. they might push him a little further. he's just got a great great four pitch mix. the curveball is his out pitch. it brings a velocity, but at the same time, lefties are really, really, tough on him. i mean, he gets lefties out immediately. and, this is one thing that the giants needed a little boost in this rotation. and he fits right in with logan webb. of course, the 22 year old kyle harrison, who's just been pitching dynamic, jordan hicks, who they picked up in the free agent market. and like you said keaton wynn yesterday he pitched very well even though he gave up

the grand slam in the first inning. after that, he shut them down. >> we got a graphic here with some of the pitching newcomers. you mentioned, justin hicks, who has pitched his first two games very well, and then robbie ray may be the wild card. he's kind of sitting off in the distance, but he should be back from his injury by the summer. start with jordan. what is he bring to the table and then go to robbie. >> well jordan hicks was a very good reliever for the cardinals. and then he got traded to toronto. but this year he wanted to be a starting pitcher and he wanted to use all his pitches. of course, when he was a reliever he'd bring in 101, 102. now he's got a four pitch mix and he has pitched really well his first two outings, going seven innings. on opening day. he still throws in a high 90s. the slider is really come along for him and the split finger he's getting a lot of ground ball outs. when you look at robbie ray, a pitcher that had tommy john was out last year, he's coming back. it's slow, slow to recover off of tommy

john and they're looking probably after the all star break. the other pitcher you got to throw in there is alex cobb. of course he had hip surgery in november. he's coming along slowly and he'll probably be back in may. >> well they did. farhan was a busy guy. in addition to all that pitching help, matt chapman, jorge soler, who had a couple of bombs down in southern california, and the dynamic young hoo lee. let's start with matt. >> well, what can you say about matt? a defense, a platinum gold winner, a gold glove. also i mean, just some of the dynamic plays he makes at third base. they look like regular plays from his backhands, his forehands coming in, putting it the one hand, grab, his defense is spectacular. the best in the baseball. when you look at arenado and him being a top two, you know, you look at, jorge soler, a guy that should be hitting more home runs than he has, but, he is just come off to a slow start. and then you look

at jong ho lee on a dynamic young player learning to play the outfield. yesterday, he had a tough ball in the first inning with the sun. and it kind of, opened up the floodgates there in the first inning. but he's going to be good. he's a young player. he's just got to learn a little bit more on the offensive side. look, frank, this offense right now has not really done anything major yet. they've won a couple games here and there. one run games i'm looking for some crooked numbers out of them. and they do a little bit more than what they've been doing. >> i know they're probably going to have like a 12 run game here shortly, but they need it finally. bob melvin, i know big change. they they got him from san diego. some say a much needed change going from a completely different kind of manager in gabe kapler. what is bob melvin, a former catcher bring to the giants. >> well next teammate to frank. i played with him in 1986 and, he got the knowledge of the game. he's been in the game so much and done so much with the oakland a's and in the san diego

padres. a new voice in the clubhouse. and when you bring a new voice, it's new leadership. bob melvin has that kind of leadership where you listen and learn, and he's going to give more and more opportunities to the pitchers, the hitters. and you're going to see the old time baseball having these guys play nine innings. not much, flexing ability in the lineup. but at the same time, you know, you got to give bob melvin the plus on all the things he's done in baseball and the positives he's bringing to the san francisco giants as well as he wore that uniform in 1986 very proudly. >> yes, he did. and you were his teammate 10s playoff team this year. you think, oh, 100. >> i just think this team's going to gel, get some offense rolling and this rotation is going to be fun to watch starting today with webb snell tomorrow and like i said it goes from there. and it's going to be a fun, fun season. >> frank i wish we had time to talk about the a's move to. but another day for that. all the best bill. always a pleasure and joy on knbr post game. and let's hope the giants can rocket this

year. >> frank, thanks for inviting me. it's always a pleasure talking to you. >> all right. my friend bill laskey, former giant pitcher, knbr host, and a good guy at that, let's talk a little weather now on this, what do we got? a sunday day, and we got blue sky and the big warm up on its way. >> yes. and we've got the giants playing this afternoon. as you know, frank, we've got the, the warriors playing later today. it's a good day to be outdoors. we do have a very slight chance at a few scattered showers. i'll show you what i mean here in just a moment. first, how about a beautiful view over the golden gate bridge over san francisco, where we have plenty of blue sky overhead at the time. and a look here from this point of view up above where storm tracker two is quiet, we will have a ridge of high pressure build in starting tomorrow. today this system here providing some wet weather to washington, oregon, northern california. a few sprinkles for us, a few sprinkles expected over the sierra as well, but no advisories for travel. and we're not expecting, you know, a whole

lot. it shouldn't ruin your day. here's 5:00 in the afternoon, and you'll notice just a little bit of blue mixed in there. it looks to favor the higher elevations we could squeeze out maybe something along the coastline. some of our urban areas as well. and you can see over the sierra a few scattered showers falling there. but once it passes through again, the ridge builds in and so do our temperatures. i'll show you that in the extended forecast, stopping it here tomorrow morning at 11 a.m. when we are expected. partial view of the eclipse, and we are looking at plenty of blue sky to do that in. if you don't have the proper eyewear, you could always look to the ground, find a shaded area and you're likely to see the shape of that. see for the forecast. once we get past these showers here, we'll call for clear skies tomorrow and temperatures will be warming today. just as cold as yesterday. out the gate. a little bit better. we didn't have a frost advisory and our temperatures are now feeling much better. 53 in san francisco, the inner east bay, as well as the north bay. it's chilly, but not in the upper 30s. how we started the morning 49 in novato for the inner east

bay, 47 walnut creek, and some of our numbers here in the north bay, where 43 healdsburg, one of the cooler spots still at this time, 49 degrees over at point reyes station. afternoon highs for today. upper 50s expected for san francisco. and if you go into the giants game 58 degrees with the mix of sun and clouds, a west northwest breeze to 14mph, 58 and a breeze, that's a brisk one. bring along the layers. maybe the jacket on the peninsula 62, redwood city for the afternoon. 63, in concord. it's kind of that weather where it may feel nice in the sun, but then you get into the shade and it feels cool. the extended forecast out. we do have a notable jump in numbers coming tomorrow with low 70s and then upper 70s on tuesday. low 80s by wednesday with mostly sunny skies. our allergy sufferers may really begin to feel it as things are really starting to bloom. and then as we get into thursday, temperatures come down by a few degrees. still very nice, but right now, friday looks like it could be a soggy one. we'll have a look at that futurecast model coming up in

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fall 2022 to fall 2023. the number of students enrolled in vocational based community colleges increased 16, and the number of students studying construction rose 12% since 2021. that post pandemic statistic comes as a number of prominent universities, such as yale, are now costing more than $90,000 a year. >> college is expensive. i want to work with my hands, and i want to learn something that i can actually use. >> trade school is definitely offer more job security right now because there's a lot of unknowns with artificial intelligence, and you don't want to invest in a career track with a degree program where you don't even know if you're going to have a job by the time you graduate. >> college advocates note there are cheaper options to obtain a four year degree. while trade schools can lead workers to maxed out on their earnings earnings early on, they can earn more money if they start their own business.

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morning. >> taking a look here over at the golden gate bridge across the bay. it's still a little chilly and crisp this morning, just as it has been the last couple of days. but no worries, some warmer weather is on the way. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two i'm james torres. >> hi everyone. happy weekend i'm frank mallicoat. let's get you out the door. talk a little weather out the gate with rosemary on what looks like a very promising week weather wise. >> yes, we'll have a little bit of everything for everybody. kind of like the pattern that we have seen. welcome to the bay area. right. welcome to spring, where we have a tug of war between winter and summer going on here. we do have a temperatures just below average for today. all in all, it's going to be a nice day giving you a live look here over san francisco towards the golden gate bridge in the marin headlands. blue skies and temperatures off to a chilly start, but already beginning to thaw out 50 degrees right now. san francisco in the north bay, a cool 46 in santa rosa and the inner east bay 49 in concord. partly cloudy skies expected for the afternoon today, and a

slight possibility at a few scattered showers. you may even see that little bit of green on your screen over the pacific. it looks to favor perhaps the coastline and our hills. we can't rule out the possibility of any body getting a passing shower, but it's not going to be a big deal. we will begin to warm up though as we get into monday. we'll have clear skies for the partial eclipse for us here in the bay area, and tuesday through thursday look to be the warmest days. i'll have a better look at what we can expect for today and the week ahead. coming up, saying a bit thank you rosemary. >> new. this sunday morning we have learned that one person was injured in a string of sideshows taking place all over the bay area last night. they started at menlo park and then worked their way up north. eventually ending on the bay bridge. ktvu story gains joins us live. she's at the toll plaza there on the bay bridge with more on a very active night. tori. good morning . >> good morning. frank. this is a familiar sight for many of us here across the bay area. sideshows started down in the peninsula. as you said. they

worked their way up here to the bay bridge. and here's what we have so far from what was captured on video last night. the string of incidents started around 11 p.m. in menlo park. dozens of spectators could be seen nearby as vehicles did donuts in the intersection. next came the stanford area, where the sideshow lasted around 15 minutes. at the corner of coyote hill road and page mill road, mountain view was next up, where a group gathered at middlefield road and bernardo avenue. video from that sideshow shows several spectators leaping out of the way of cars, doing spins at high speed. it really highlights just how dangerous these sideshows can be. police did confirm to ktvu that a 20 year-old woman from pittsburgh suffered a broken ankle after being struck by a car in that sideshow. now, two sideshows also took place in oakland, one on 42nd in international boulevard. around 2 a.m. tons of fireworks could be seen popping off in that area, and another sprang up near alma and excalibur around 3 a.m.

but the big activity took place in the middle of the bay bridge around 3:15 a.m. video shows hundreds of people gathered on the bridge as vehicles spin and circles the bridge was blocked for nearly 20 minutes by the crowds, bringing traffic to a dead stop. now, it's unclear at this time if the sideshows were made up of the same crowds or if different groups showed up to each site. we'll bring you more information on that as soon as we have details now we have also reached out to the police departments and the california highway patrol for each of those cities where those sideshows took place. we're still waiting to hear back, and as soon as we do, we'll bring you all those details on ktvu.com live at the bay bridge toll plaza. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news time now 935 this morning, new this morning chp investigating a deadly car accident in concord. >> the crash happened on northbound 680 at the 242 split. it was first reported at about 5 a.m, chp tells us five people were involved in at least one person, now dead, and some

others were taken to a local hospital with major injuries. the car went off the roadway, traffic was not impacted and that scene cleared before nine this morning. >> newest candidate for san francisco mayor is aaron peskin, and he kicked off his campaign in san francisco's chinatown yesterday. this was at portsmouth square on kearny street. hundreds community members showed up in support. many brought campaign signs reading, we need aaron. a mayor knows how neighborhood leaders, elected leaders, and tons of community members all there in chinatown. the board of supervisors president telling us his plan for day one if elected. >> number one most important issue is public safety. and public safety means disaster preparedness. and it means police on our streets. day one. it's working with our department of emergency management and our police department to make sure that every corner of the city is safe. >> launching his campaign with an event in chinatown. significant strategy there as no candidate has ever won the

mayor's seat in the city without winning chinatown and on capitol hill. >> congress is back in session tomorrow in the house, some republicans are threatening to strip speaker mike johnson of his gavel. fox's chad pergram explains. >> republican georgia representative marjorie taylor greene authored a resolution to force the house to take a vote of no confidence in speaker mike johnson, and i do not wish to inflict pain on our conference and to throw to throw the house in chaos. >> but this is basically a warning. >> greene railed at johnson for negotiating, spending bills with democrats and not giving members enough time to read legislation before voting. other conservatives criticize republicans for caving on their principles. >> why the #### are you in congress? that's why we're article one. but we're to chicken to use the power the house passes most big bills with more democrats than republicans begging the question who's calling the shots?

>> his title may not be speaker of the house, but definitely leader of the democratic caucus and probably leader of the congress is hakeem jeffries. the red line for greene is if johnson calls up a bill to aid ukraine, johnson implores republicans to cease the infighting. >> i think all of our colleagues recognize that we can't have a distraction right now. >> political observers doubt republicans want to rerun of last year's donnybrook, when the house lacked a speaker for three weeks, it was utter chaos. >> i think johnson, benefits, from the terrible example that was set, you know, several months ago, when mccarthy was ousted, there's concern that more turmoil could prompt additional republican resignations that could flip control of the house to democrats. >> that's a risk. but i don't think that's going to happen. hakeem is not going to be the speaker. >> democrats didn't help save kevin mccarthy last time, but the calculus could be different if there's a threat to johnson,

especially if democrats can leverage the speaker on aid to ukraine on capitol hill. chad pergram, fox news. >> today marks sadly, the exact six month date since the beginning of the war between israel and hamas, and the fighting in gaza does continue to spark a fierce political debate back here in the u.s. former house speaker nancy pelosi has joined dozens of other democrats on capitol hill who have sent a letter to president biden. they are all demanding an immediate halt in all u.s. weapons shipments to israel. >> the central point here is we want israel to change the way they are conducting this war. now, israel has had a very aggressive approach from october 7th forward, and it's understandable why they reacted that way. it is not working to their advantage and it is causing a devastating humanitarian crisis in gaza right now. >> and some of the grim statistics tied to the fighting

in gaza. the united nations says 33,000 palestinians have been killed in the fighting in gaza, including 13,000 children. un also says 1200 people were killed in the hamas attack in israel exactly six months ago. it says hamas is still holding more than 100 people captive. >> 939 this morning, a realtor.com study from last month revealed that it's now cheaper to rent than to buy a home in some major cities across the country. roger healy is a dallas based realtor, and he says home buying consumers are shifting strategies, and they're becoming more short, firm and business oriented when it comes to buying a home. that means in the top 50 us markets, many home dwellers will rent instead of buying. a march study from realtor.com revealed that renting can be about 60% cheaper. healy recommends saving now if you're looking to buy a home 1 or 2 years down the road. many people living in rent controlled apartments in san francisco are paying. paying far less money to their landlords than their neighbors. the

chronicle conducted a study investigating the impact of the city's rent stabilizing law, which was passed in 1979. it found there are some huge economic perks in living in the same rent controlled apartment for decades, the paper collected data that found some of these longtime renters are paying about $1,000 a month for a home in pacific heights. >> up next, a controversial move house democrats are proposing to rename a federal prison after former president donald trump. what led to that proposal? straight ahead. >> and hundreds of thousands of people traveling to the northwest this weekend to catch a rare celestial event after the break. we're live from cleveland, which is on the path of totality, and we will have partial view tomorrow morning and mostly clear skies expected for that. >> meanwhile, outside our doors today, partly cloudy, a few scattered showers and temperatures a little bit on the cool side. i'll have a better ok at what you can expect f

it looks pretty good out there. >> you know, allergies are killing me, though. i know killing me right now. >> rosemary should see the box of kleenex. >> yes, the allergies are fierce, right? everything is blooming right now and we get a little bit of wind out there.

still stirring the pollen, and you definitely feel it moving into the days ahead. the warmer weather. of course, we'll keep that trend going, giving you a live look here over san francisco. partly cloudy skies, a chilly start to the day. but you know what? we are beginning to see a change and it's not so bad out there. we will take a look at your numbers here on the back end of the forecast. let's focus in on the possibility of a few scattered showers. you can see very quiet at the moment as we get into the afternoon, we may see again maybe along the coastline, maybe in our hills. everybody has a slight possibility at a few sprinkles. not going to be a big deal as this system moves out. and then the ridge of high pressure begins to move in and it stays with us. at least through about thursday, building our temperatures with each passing afternoon. that in the forecast coming up, here's a look at the current conditions right now. 54 degrees in san francisco, north bay, 46 in santa rosa and the inner east bay, 47 in livermore. now, i know this is chilly. you are going to need at least a

layer, or perhaps even a jacket if you are stepping out. but again, some of our inland cities this morning started in the 30s, so no longer the case. 44 healdsburg, 47 american canyon, inner east bay even 51 right now reported danville as well as lafayette. if you're going to the giants game, it's going to be a brisk one in the afternoon. do expect a breeze to about 14mph, and temperatures will only be in the upper 50s for today. so even though we're a little bit warmer than yesterday, we're still below average by at least a few degrees 57 along the coastline for the afternoon. low 60s in napa, mid 60s for you, santa rosa. you're one of the warmer locations. low 60s concord 63 expected in san jose. if you have been longing for the warmer weather, we'll let me get out of the way and show you what is coming by tomorrow. we do expect again, mostly clear skies for the eclipse, or at least partial, is what we are going to be viewing into the afternoon. temperatures take a notable jump low 70s for the afternoon, and then we're in the upper 70s by tuesday, with mostly sunny skies

, low 80s on wednesday. frank is over there applauding. it doesn't last though. temperatures begin to cool on thursday. still very nice, but right now the forecast models are bringing in the possibility of even cooler weather and wet weather on friday and saturday. back to you. >> the numbers look good, but it says allergies heightened. >> i know i was hoping you wouldn't see that. i was hoping you would not notice that part. >> is there a doctor in the house? >> oh gosh. all right, rosemary, we appreciate you. sure. coming up, yolo spending appears to be growing in popularity. if you haven't heard of it, you've probably done it. how you only live once mentality is reshaping wallets and reams

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splurge their way into debt because of it. fox's stephanie bertini looks at why so many people seem willing to sacrifice their credit score for an experience. >> you know that firm yolo, an acronym for you only live once? well apply it to finances and you get a picture of how some are spending money. >> i'm like, i'm at the point in my life where i don't mind spending that money because i would rather have the experiences. >> money expert matt schultz says yolo spending is about getting the experiences and the things you want. >> now, when you decide that you

are just going to kind of go for it, spending and not necessarily worrying about, you know, things in the long terme, he says. >> it's a trend that's been on the rise since the pandemic. >> we've certainly seen a lot of yolo spending since things opened up after the pandemic. a lot of people had their perspective changed, and a lot of people are kind of making up for lost time in those couple of crummy years. >> personally, no. >> but i do think i see that in a lot more of other people. >> you've observed it. >> yeah, yeah. and with covid, everyone sort of like the you're going to die anyway or you never know what could happen tomorrow. >> according to a new survey by bankrate, 44% of u.s. adults expect to spend more money on a fun purchase this year. 38% say they're willing to take on debt for it, with 27% willing to take on the debt for travel and 14%

willing to take on debt to dine out or attend a live entertainment event. >> i've always been pretty chill with spending i saved, but like, i'm not scared to buy something nice. >> whatever you're spending habits and approach to money, this expert says beware of yolo spending too often, yolo spending can be really dangerous if it's done too often and to too big of a degree. >> if you're thoughtful and you're planful about it, then it can be okay to go a little overboard every once in a while. >> stephanie bertini, fox news. >> well, the much anticipated total solar eclipse will grace our skies over north america tomorrow, so it's one of the most hotly anticipated skywatching events in a lot of years. >> it's going to look a lot better than other places than it will here. but joining us now to talk more about the rare phenomenon is fox weather's max gordon live this morning from cleveland, ohio. max, how are the clouds looking. >> yeah. so the clouds were a

big concern there. and things are looking a lot better today. now we are likely still going to have some cloud cover, but really there aren't going to be as many clouds as we were forecasting yesterday. it's tough to forecast those clouds. so fingers crossed things are going to be looking good tomorrow between 313 and 317 local time, as we have that total solar eclipse. now of course, we are here at one of the many events going on here in cleveland at the rock and roll hall of fame. we've got the music blasting and get this tomorrow during the eclipse, they're going to be deejaying it. so when we have that total eclipse, they're going to be playing eclipse by pink floyd. very fitting. so it should be a really fun time here. we've got of course, people here from all over the country. and i caught up with two folks really excited to be here. they're musicians here from pennsylvania. they got their tambourines and they

brought them here to the rock and roll hall of fame. they're excited for the eclipse and everything. take a listen. >> music is my passion. i play the drums and, it's a lifelong dream to be here. so and also see eclipse. that's all. all one package? yeah it's great. >> yeah. the package deal. the eclipse and the rock and roll hall of fame. and getting my thames out there. >> yeah, i got the thames out there. they were rocking and rolling. well, this entire town is actually rocking and rolling. between 140 and 200,000 people are coming in just for the eclipse. we've also got the women's final four happening here. so there have been a lot of things happening in cleveland , now there are events, of course, going on all across the city. tomorrow is going to be a really big day for the town. and then we've also got the guardians. they are kicking off their home opener at 5:10 p.m. tomorrow, so lots happening here in cleveland. it's going to be a

big day for the city and things are looking good as far as that cloud forecast is concerned. so i don't know. all things are looking up here in the land. back to you 200,000 people. >> that's a lot of people. >> thought i'd say this. i want to go to cleveland. >> so much buzz going on where you are, max, you know, kind of talk to us about. i think a lot of people think when you have this eclipse, it's going to all of a sudden be total darkness. i don't think that's exactly right. can you kind of give us an idea of what you know, the sky and around you will actually look like when the eclipse is happening, yeah. >> so it's going to be really a period of more than two hours where the eclipse is going to be occurring. you're going to be needing to wear those eclipse glasses for the most of it, you know, that's when the moon is not fully covering the sun, but then it's only going to be between 213 or, sorry, 313. and 3:17 p.m. local time. that's when you have that totality. that's when cleveland will be plunged into darkness, and it

will essentially look like night here, you know, it's going to be a really cool thing, and the temperature is going to drop as the sun is blotted out by the moon. and this is only really kind of in a relatively narrow band, about 115 miles or so wide , where you have that totality. so it's going to be a very unique experience. i've never experienced this before. i've experienced the annular eclipse. that was last year. i was in albuquerque, new mexico at the balloon fiesta, and that was when the sun was partially blotted out by the moon. but this is going to be a total eclipse, and it is going to get real dark, no matter if there are clouds or not. so that is the good thing. even if there's cloud cover, we're still going to be experiencing darkness and didn't you say they're going to play pink floyd at the rock and roll hall of fame area? >> a little dark side of the moon, perhaps, during the eclipse, they're going to be playing the eclipse by pink

floyd. >> so a very fitting song for the occasion. and they're going to be deejaying the entire eclipse, you know, over, over the course of the eclipse. so there's going to be a lot of, celestial themed, music playing here. oh, yeah. it's already a party to, you know, we got, the cocktails flowing already, you know, we got a lot of people checking out the museum here at the rock and roll hall of fame. so cleveland itself is rocking and rolling right now. this is a great place to be. >> cleveland. that's where max gordon is right now. you call him max gordon. i'm going to start calling him bill nye because he's giving these explanations that are just phenomenal i love it. >> the science guy. all right. >> thanks. well hey enjoy i hope you have clear skies tomorrow to watch all this. and, go watch that. iowa south carolina game in about an hour. that should be good to. >> there we go. perfect. >> of course. don't forget you can get more on this story and a lot more like it on the fox weather app. just use your phone

to scan the qr code on the right side of your screen here. or you can go to fox weather.com. >> well, group house democrats, including john garamendi from fairfield, they would like to rename a federal prison after former president donald trump. this week, garamendi, gerry connolly of virginia, jared moskowitz out of florida introduced legislation that would change the miami federal correctional institute in florida to the donald j. trump federal correctional institute at low security prison, is about 90 miles from the former president's mar-a-lago estate. this move comes days after house republicans introduced a bill to rename washington, d.c, airport after the former president. talking about march madness, uconn kept its bid to repeat as a national champion in tech by surviving its first true test at the ncaa tournament, huskies got 21 points out of freshman stefon kassel while clamping down defensively in the second half on alabama, the uconn huskies defeated alabama 8672. they roll

into the final of the final four tomorrow night. huskies will take on a very good purdue team tomorrow night. they beat north carolina state, starting now to women's college basketball superstar caitlin clark will take her final battle at iowa when the hawkeyes face south carolina and don staley in the national title game at noon today. >> clark has shattered scoring records during her four years at iowa. she's now expected to be the number one pick in the wnba draft, which will take place in new york next month. >> it's been interesting the ratings for the women's game are higher than the men's game. >> incredible, which is a testament to the brand of basketball they play because it's so fundamentally sound. >> and of course, caitlin clark has helped that a little bit too. i'm sure the elite eight game between lsu and iowa shattered all these records, and then the final four game between iowa and who did they have? >> it was iowa and uconn. >> uconn shattered that record.

a little controversy at the end of that one, but that's okay. all right. talking weather. we got eclipses. we've got 80 degrees. we've got a little bit of rain, a little bit of everything. >> we have it all. yes a few sprinkles today. temperatures slightly cool for this time of year. it doesn't last though. we rebound nicely for tomorrow. low 70, upper 70s by tuesday. low 80 on wednesday. we do begin to cool on thursday. chance for rain on friday, so we'll be tracking that. but for tomorrow again we get the partial eclipse and we should have clear skies for that. >> bring it on. and then high allergies tuesday. yeah around pretty much tuesday. >> we just put it on that one day for you. >> all right i'll take it. >> well a quick reminder out there. you can now stream ktvu news on (uplifting instrumental music)