but they really support the league a lot. they give us priority on sundays and we love that. >> san francisco mayor london breed, she threw out there the first pitch at the game, he was on the cease fire. >> we're talking about an extraordinary number of orphaned children. >> dozens of people gathered for a vigil in the south bay, remembering the thousands who've died in the israel-hamas war, how they marked six months since the fighting began. plus the sounds and smells of burning rubber emanating from a string of sideshows across the bay area, including this one on the bay bridge. what happened that led to at least one injury? also if the weather cooperates, what they're going to see in those final five minutes before totality as street lights come on in just a few hours, millions of americans will be thrust into total darkness in the middle of the day. now, some are going to great lengths to experience the solar eclipse firsthand, and from ktvu fox two news this is

mornings on two. >> we're so glad you're here. >> good morning. i'm garcia mikaelian i'm andre senior in for dave clark. >> welcome back to you of course. and today monday april 8th you had a great weekend. hopefully spring break. yes. all right. let's turn things over to steve paulson who can tell us what today's weather is going to be like. >> andre who's our introduce me to our new anchor. >> he's new. she's new. the first day back can be a little rough, so thank you. >> don't be nervous, andre and i will drag you through it. don't you worry, as you always do. all right. thank you much. all right. we have clear skies. except for a little bit of patchy fog. it's eclipse monday. partial for us. begins at 1014 maximum, which is 34% for us. 1113. and then it ends at 1215. so again, i don't think any weather issues for us at all. so it's a total eclipse of the heart kind of a forecast here today. mostly clear in the morning. lots of sunshine. north breeze. it will be warmer which means 6070 warmer weather will take us all the way into wednesday. all right. sal is here at 7:00. we good to go.

>> we are. >> although every now and then i get a little bit. i forgot the name of it. >> that's our biggest hit, sal, by far. >> that's all right. all right. good morning everyone. you know what we do have some slow traffic out there for sure at the bay bridge. let's go right to it. you can see it is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze, and the metering lights are on. we also do have some slowing here in san jose a little bit, but for the most part, this commute looks good in the east bay 701. let's get back to the headlines. >> and we are now just a few hours away from a rare celestial event. people all across the united states will experience a total solar eclipse later this morning. the moon will pass between the earth and sun, blocking out the sun's rays, casting its shadow on the earth. an estimated 44 million people across 14 u.s. states from texas to maine are expected to get the best view. some traveled hundreds of miles. >> 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. >> the stargazers here in the

bay area won't be able to see the sun fully blocked out, but the sun will be partially blocked. about a third of it will be covered by the moon. the eclipse will start around 10:00 this morning. peak viewing around 1115. three science centers here in the bay are hosting solar eclipse watch parties today. they include the explorer museum in san francisco, the chabot space and science center up in the oakland hills, and the lawrence hall of science in berkeley. all the watch parties start at 10:00, right about an hour before the peak. cell phone providers say they're ready for an increase in phone use during the eclipse. at&t says it's expecting surges in network usage today as the eclipse hits its peak, and many people try to live stream the event. the impact is expected to be strongest along the path of totality. some providers are also implementing additional capacity, which could help prevent major outages. we'll have live streams of the eclipse for you from all of our fox stations. on the fox local app. you can watch what's happening here in the bay area through ktvu, but also see what's happening outside fox stations

nationwide. all of our sister stations are covering the eclipse for you. you can download that fox local app for your smart tv. >> well, now to the israel-hamas war in gaza. palestinians returning to the city of khan younis after the israeli military announced it is withdrawing troops from that area. many of those returning to the gaza strip's second largest city say their city is unrecognizable, with piles of rubble where their homes used to be. residents say they had hoped they could move back into their homes, but found a city in ruins. same time, jordan sending its largest humanitarian aid convoy to the gaza strip since the war, began. a charity organization reports 105 trucks carrying food, including rice and flour, are on their way to gaza. this week. >> some israelis who had been held hostage by hamas are now talking about their experiences. one woman described what happened on october seventh when hamas militants attacked the kibbutz, where she lived with her family. >> nadav, my husband, they shot him at point blank range in the chest. there were 2 or 3 gunshot

wounds. i remember he was lying on the floor like that quietly. i remember him with his legs folded and lying quietly. it straight away. there were five terrorists inside the mohammad. the safe rooms with weapons opened in the closet there and telling us to get dressed. >> she says she was taken to gaza and released as part of the november ceasefire agreement. after seven weeks of being held hostage here in the bay area, a group of people in lafayette held a vigil to call for the release of those still being held by hamas. they lined the overpass above highway 24. they say they want to make sure the hostages are not forgotten. >> meantime, in palo alto, dozens of people gathered calling for an immediate ceasefire in gaza. free palestine. now the group calls its weekly event vigil for the children of gaza. they say they've been meeting at this corner each sunday for months, trying to bring awareness to the suffering. >> we're talking about an

extraordinary number of orphaned children, children who've lost their entire families, children who are now caretakers for their younger siblings. it's just really i'm a mother of four children. it's incomprehensible to me. >> groups. the group says they'll continue calling for ceasefire here every sunday until the fighting stops. >> a string of sideshows swept through the bay area over the weekend, including one on the bay bridge that brought traffic to a standstill. it started saturday night at 11:00 in menlo park, with hundreds of cars and spectators. there were also sideshows in mountain view, palo alto and oakland. at 315 sunday morning, a sideshow blocked the westbound lanes of the bay bridge. spectators were walking in the traffic lanes. traffic on the bridge was blocked for nearly 20 minutes until the highway patrol was able to clear this crowd. >> four people were detained, two of which were arrested and two of which were cited for aiding abetting in a sideshow. two of the people that were were

detained were determined to be juveniles. >> a 20 year old woman suffered a broken ankle at the sideshow in mountain view when she was hit by a car. it's unclear if the sideshows were made of the same crowds, or different groups of people showing up to each site. 706 happening today the state department of fish and wildlife is limiting dungeness crab fishing for much of california. the state says commercial crab fishing is now banned south of the sonoma mendocino county line to help protect humpback whales, which have started to return to the waters off california. in addition to the ban, there will be depth restrictions in the northernmost part of the state. recreational crab fishers will not be able to drop their crab pots throughout the entire bay area coastline, or that. >> 707 now tonight is the championship game in the ncaa men's basketball tournament. it's a battle between two number one seeds connecticut and purdue. uconn is looking to become the first men's team since florida in 2007 to win back to back titles, and purdue

has the consensus player of the year. seven foot, four inch center zach eaddy caitlin clark of iowa is hands down the most famous player in college basketball, either women or men's. she'll be the number one pick in the next monday's wnba draft, but she ended her stellar college career in the championship game against south carolina, the gamecocks stormed back from clark's 18 points in the first quarter to finish off an undefeated season and win the ncaa championship, 87 to 75. time now is 707, and right now we do have moderately heavy conditions on some of the freeways. >> but the weather is clear. and right now on 80 westbound, it looks very good. if you're driving out to the macarthur maze, there's a little slowing in san pablo. that's typical. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see some slow traffic here. as usual, when you get out to the

macarthur maze and the metering lights are on and the bridge traffic has been slow. that's why they kind of slowed the metering lights down. south bay commute doesn't look all that slow and the east bay commute is noticeably lighter today. i don't want to say anything. just leave it alone. i suspect that has something to do with some spring breaks going on. 708. let's go back to the desk, sal. >> thank you. a change in policy on the peninsula after a troubling spike in the number of assaults on bus drivers. what's being done to protect them? and the new warning for riders, low income residents in santa clara county losing their medi-cal benefits. >> and new data showing what's causing a downward trend in membership

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peninsula. the transit agency says the number of attacks targeting bus drivers tripled last year compared to the year before. samtrans adopted its first ever code of conduct for those boarding its busses in san mateo county. the new policy also applies to passengers at stations and bus stops as well. it bans harassment, disruptive conduct, physical and verbal assault, as well as other dangerous behaviors. violators could get banned from samtrans busses forever. >> at 712, authorities are looking for the driver of an suv that crashed in concord, killing a child passenger. chp tells us

that a gray mazda was traveling on northbound interstate 680 early sunday morning, when, for some reason, it went off the road through the dirt median and overturned several times. six people were in the car and several of them weren't wearing seatbelts. the child who died was a nine year old girl for female occupants went to the hospital with major injuries. the driver, who is described as being in his 30s, ran away from the crash. >> a group called the overdose free marin coalition will hold a forum this week to address an increase in opioid overdose in that county. this year's focus is working together to prevent overdose. the forum will discuss collaborative strategies, resource sharing and community action. the marin county health department says. recent statistics show the county's averaging more than one fatal overdose every week, and that fentanyl continues to be the biggest threat. >> a new report finds a drop in the number of people in santa clara county on medi-cal, the

social security administration says the number of medi-cal members in santa clara county dropped from 458,000 to 425,000 between june of 2023 and january. county officials say the reason for the decrease may be the end of the pandemic, when people stayed on medi-cal automatically without needing to reenroll. so now the county is trying to contact people who haven't re-enrolled to see if they might still be eligible. >> just about four hours from now, that total solar eclipse will begin its journey through the sky across north america, the first city in its path is mazatlan, mexico, and that's where we find tony dunn, an astronomer and physics teacher at reardan high school. tony, what's up man? >> how you doing? >> good. i'm so curious about your gear, but the first thing i want to ask you is what made you decide to go to mazatlan? and how many people are there with you? other people who are chasing this eclipse? >> yes, there's quite a few people. the condo complex i'm in is a has a lot of airbnbs. most

of the people here. so, yeah, quite a few people are here just for the eclipse. they're closing down a lot of streets here just so people can observe. >> all right, so let me let me ask you about your gear. you know that we cannot look at the sky without hurting our eyes. even cell phones might be damaged if you point them up there. right. so. correct. >> you're going to need one of these. you're going to need a pair of these glasses. so i hope you have them already. >> yeah. how is how is your gear not going to be damaged by the eclipse. and how are you going to take pictures. can you show us around your rig? >> sure. we got the, the sony alpha camera here, 500 millimeter zoom lens and a solar filter. so we basically have these for the for the telescope and these for the binoculars. so those are those those are rated for the solar eclipse. >> how are you going to watch it. are you going to how are you going to take pictures and watch it at the same time? >> my sony alpha camera has a little flip out screen. i'll

probably do the majority of my watching on the screen, and i've got my trusty glasses. >> yeah. so, you know, i want to reiterate for people that you cannot look up at the sky, and i don't know if it might be too late to find those glasses. so i think you have to order them, are they giving them out to people down there? >> i don't know, i brought a few extra pairs myself. i have a few to give away, but, i haven't seen any any official stations where they're passing these out? >> no, give me a little bit of an astronomy lesson here. why is this eclipse happening? why is it so significant, and, you know, in the past, like here in san francisco, we're only going to get a partial eclipse, right? >> and so in san francisco, you're definitely going to need these glasses, because it's going to be, only partial. you get about 34% of the sun will be obscured from from about 1015 until about 1215. so you definitely need these glasses. there are other ways. if you go online, you can probably look

how to observe it in eclipse and you'll find your pinhole methods, you just poke poke pinholes in a card and you can see it that way. you don't definitely don't look through the card. you're projecting it onto another piece of paper, so yeah, that's that's another way of doing it. so here in mazatlan, it's going to be total. and what makes this eclipse significant is it's the first eclipse across north america since 2017. it's the last ones across north america until 2044, so unless you're willing to hop on a plane and fly across the ocean, this is going to be your last chance in america for quite some time to see this eclipse. >> all right, tom, well, thanks for showing us your rig. now, where can we see these pictures after you take them? because i want to check them out. well, i'm going to post them on my twitter account as soon as i can. >> so we plan on going down to the beach to get these shots. so i'd say within an hour afterwards i should have at least something preliminary online. >> all right. tony dunn, who is from archbishop riordan high school, physics teacher and also

an astronomer. thank you for joining us, tony. all right. >> thanks for having me on. >> we'll have live streams of the eclipse from all over the country on the fox local app. you can watch not only here on ktvu, but also on other fox stations around the country. just download the fox local app for your smart tv. and i'm going to switch hats here and just go right into my traffic report. let's go right to the maps. i want to show you that today has been a pretty nice day. i think some spring break action is going on. we still have the little bit of slowing on highway four as usual, and we also have some slowing at the bay bridge. it is backed up to the maze but it's getting better by the moment. i have a feeling this week is just going to be a little bit lighter because of some spring breaks going on at 717, let's bring in another scientist, mr. steve paulson. >> seems like spring break has been going on for a month, so i know we don't get any of it. >> so there you go. >> all right. nice job on that interview, by the way. all right. for the partial eclipse

for us, 1014 is when we are good to go on weather. that's not the problem. can't say the same from other locations across the country, but maximum eclipse for us, 34% is 1113 partial ends at 1215. so plan accordingly. but we are good. no issues at all with with regards to the weather. but there's a lot of cloud cover in texas, so i think for others it will be a little tough. cold morning again. felt in danville, sonoma, aptos, pinole, palo alto, sunnyvale, clayton, all between 36 and 39 degrees but warmer temps are on the way. it starts today. looks like we'll peak it out on wednesday with a few inland locations near 80 degrees and temperatures today. you guys heading up so enjoy the next three days. look good. temperatures will bump into the upper upper 60s and low 70s today. >> thank you steve. coming up, the warriors had a special gift during fan appreciation night as the team hosted the utah jazz by one star player says something opposing teams complain about is actually one of the warriors greatest strengths. plus why it may be a while before businesses

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his upcoming vote to restore net neutrality. the policy that was dropped in 2018 that would require internet providers to treat all data the same. the fcc says the move would restore a national standard for broadband reliability and consumer protections. the roundtable is being held in santa clara county to highlight an incident in 2018 when firefighters discovered

their internet carrier throttled their data access on the vehicle they were using to coordinate their response to the mendocino complex fire. >> the cupertino city council extended the development deadline for two hotels by three years. the de anza hotel in cupertino village boutique hotel have been in the planning stages for at least four years, but the developers asked for the extensions, citing rising building costs and a slow recovery from the pandemic. it's estimated that both hotels will bring in more than $2 million a year to the city through hotel occupancy and property taxes, but it's unclear when construction will begin. >> the warriors play the los angeles lakers tomorrow night in a critical game for the postseason. the warriors clinched a spot in the play in round, and hope to overtake the lakers in the standings to guarantee a home game. the warriors beat the utah jazz 118 to 110 at chase center last night. steph curry had the night off. klay thompson had one of his best offensive games of the season, 32 points, including six three pointers from three point range.

>> that's to be determined. we got obviously advance past the west semis, but i think we're playing the best brand of basketball, he played all season and i am going to be very confident going into the play-in . >> the warriors may catch a big break tomorrow. the lakers top two stars are battling injuries. lebron james missed last night's game with flu like symptoms. anthony davis was poked in the eye and had to leave in the first quarter. >> meantime, the warriors are thanking dub nation for all the support this season. the team held its annual fan appreciation night last night at chase center. warriors players and coaches say the fan base helps create an advantage, especially when playing the toughest competition. >> i think one of the best compliments you can get is when people complain about your noise . we've had those. >> we've had those complaints. >> our fans are not only passionate and loud, but they're knowledgeable. they love the game. it feels like it's worth a couple of buckets every game for us. >> well, fans at last night's

game were given a custom t shirt designed by local artist. the warriors have just two home games left in the regular season friday against new orleans and sunday against utah. >> the university of san francisco has announced it's cutting two of its major sports programs. usf says it will eliminate eliminate both its women's and men's tennis teams at the end of the current season. the university blames cuts on usf's declining enrollment and growing budget problems. i know that the university is in a bit of a dire situation, so i know that they had to cut something, and not a lot of folks knew about tennis. >> i mean, i, i can't say that i was too surprised because, i feel like a lot of programs have been getting cut and a lot of programs here don't have a lot of funding, especially like arts . >> usf says it's ongoing financial problems, forcing it to make tough decisions. says the two tennis programs were costing the university more than $1 million a year. 725 former president donald trump lays out

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>> welcome to mornings on two i'm andre senior in for dave clark. >> good morning i'm gasia mikaelian. it's monday april 8th. let's get outside. a lot of us hope to catch a glimpse through safe glasses of the eclipse later this morning. steve >> crystal clear. okay, we're good to go here for us here. no doubt about it. take a look here. i mean, we can't even find a cloud in the sky. there's a little bit of patchy fog. maybe santa clara valley, but that's it. it won't matter anything. we are ready to go. 30s and 40s again on the temps. temperatures will rebound upper 60s to low 70s. today we're clearing out rapidly on the timeline. 1014, partial 34 maximum for us at 1113 it ends at 1215. so there are no weather issues for us. that's the good news. can't say the same about other parts of the country. total eclipse of the heart forecast for today. mostly clear. lots of sunshine. north breeze. it will be warmer temperatures 60s and 70s while we're limited on bonnie tyler's songs, but straight from the heart i pass it to mr. sal castaneda.

>> i see what you did there, steve. thank you very much. you're welcome. we are looking at a pretty decent commute. as a matter of fact, i'm looking at it now at the bay bridge. it's already improved, and you can see traffic is moving along pretty well, every now and then i get a little bit terrified of what it's going to be like on a day when everyone is back. right? next week, i think everyone's going to be back, and we're going to be a little bit slower than we are today. so enjoy it. taking a look at the south bay, another commute that starts gets going around this time. there's not a lot going on. the east bay has been pretty good. 730 let's go back to the desk. thank you sal, we are just a few hours away here from today's solar eclipse. >> yeah, millions of people will be looking into the sky. hopefully, though, wearing those solar safety glasses. ktvu tori gaines is live at oakland chabot science and space and science center, where they're holding a big viewing party today. hey tori. >> hello. >> good morning. well space lovers are getting excited. they have been patiently awaiting this total solar eclipse, which

we won't get another view of until 2044. i'm here on the observation deck at the chabot center, and let me tell you whether permitting we're going to get a good view. and there is not a single cloud in the sky that i'm seeing. there's some little wispy guys, but it's not bad at all. here's what you can look forward to seeing today here in the bay area, the total solar eclipse is expected to take place just after 11 a.m. now, the path of totality stretches from mexico up to maine and across 14 other states, where it should be visible to around 44 million people. the first folks to get a good look at the eclipse will be in mazatlan, mexico, but millions more will be looking towards the sky with the necessary protective eyewear. of course, just to get a glimpse of this event. now, the bay area is not in the path of totality. this time around, we'll see about a 35% or a partial eclipse. as you can see in this photo from nasa. but some folks are still making special plans to head this way and take in the eclipse in san francisco. >> we love coming to san

francisco, and this is another excuse to come to san francisco other than a warriors game. we think it's worthwhile seeing because for 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 to now. >> there are a few opportunities to gather with others to witness this event. today, san francisco state university will be hosting a safe sun viewing party from 10 a.m. to noon. the california academy of sciences is also holding a viewing party beginning at 9:30 a.m, while the eclipse is an exciting celestial event for many americans, for some cultures it has even more meaning. it is a tradition shared by greg castro from the ramaytush colony association, which is the unceded land which we are standing on and that shares the. the eclipse is not only a time where we gather materials for basket making and for also a really important time to realize the

interconnectedness between us and nature. and so it is not only an opportunity to remember that, but to take our place as tours of our land. now, keep in mind that solar eclipse is only expected to last for about four minutes at its peak. so set those alarms, get yourself ready . you do not want to miss it. later on this morning we'll bring you more from the chabot space and science center, where a group of around 400 people will be gathering to watch this event in oakland. tori gaines, ktvu, fox two news. >> tori, thank you. we'll have live streams of the eclipse for you from all across the country on our fox local app. you can certainly watch what's happening here in the bay area and around other fox stations nationwide. in fact, all of our sister stations are covering the eclipse. you can also download the fox local app for your smart tv before the eclipse happens. happening today. trial is set to get underway in santa clara county courtroom, focusing on the safety of tesla's autopilot system. a man was killed in a

crash more than six years ago when his tesla model x smashed into a concrete barrier on highway 101, in mountain view. his family has filed a wrongful death suit against tesla, claiming the car company's driver assist software is responsible for his death. tesla hopes to get some technical support from apple as it seeks to prove the man who was killed was playing a video game on his iphone moments before the crash. >> 734 happening today, president biden is traveling to wisconsin to announce details of a new plan to ease student loan debt for millions of people, according to the white house. the president's proposal includes debt relief for five categories of borrowers, including those who have seen their balance grow beyond its original amount because of unpaid interest. the president's proposal would still need to be finalized by the education department. >> new this morning, former president trump is speaking out on the issue of abortion. he posted a video on social media in which he said decisions on abortion should be left up to states. he also stressed he is still pro-life. >> the republican party will

always support the creation of strong, thriving and healthy american families. we want to make it easier for mothers and families to have babies, not harder. >> former president trump again took credit for the supreme court decision two years ago that overturned roe v wade in recent years, political watchers have noted he sent mixed signals on where he stands on the issue. >> meantime, trump is celebrating what he's campaign is calling his best night for raising money in this year's race for the white house. he held a fundraiser over the weekend at the palm beach, florida, home of billionaire investor john paulson. the trump team says this single event raised more than $50 million. >> people are just wanting change. rich people want it. poor people want it. everybody wants change. our country is really doing poorly. >> however, the latest donation figures show trump is still running way behind president biden when it comes to raising campaign cash for this year's election. meantime, president biden's reelection campaign says it finished the first quarter of

the year with more than $192 million in cash. the biden campaign says 96% of those donations were less than $200, and many were from new donors. the campaign also says, and reports raising $90 million last month alone. >> current newark police chief gene anderson is leaving that post to serve as interim chief in pleasanton starting may 3rd. anderson has more than 30 years of policing experience. she served as a detective and hostage negotiator and swat team operator, among other roles. under her leadership, newark has been at the forefront of an initiative to bring the number of women in the department up to at least 30. >> and so in newark, we hit the 30 by 30 probably two years ago. and as long as i'm sitting in the office of the chief, we have more female representation at every rank within the organization. >> anderson took over as newark

police chief just after the start of the pandemic in april of 2020. she's credited for bringing more technology to the department, such as security cameras and computer analytics. she'll now retire as newark chief to take over the interim role in pleasanton. anderson says law enforcement is a family calling her father, who pinned a badge on her, also served as police chief, policing the community and the public safety comes before your family does, too. >> in a lot of a lot of instances. and so i'm, i'm, fortunate that i have a, a family that is willing to just be by my side, just every step of the way. >> anderson replaces pleasanton chief david swing, who is leaving for an executive position at the east bay regional communications system authority. pleasanton says it will hold a thorough recruitment process to select its next permanent chief. >> at 738, rush hour is in full swing right now, sal castaneda is back. he's watching for the

trouble spots right now. >> that's right. it's been, slightly unusual commute. some of these commutes are actually lighter than usual. like the bay bridge clearing out at about, i don't know, almost 740 here. and we are clearing out. i didn't realize that there was yet another week of spring break happening for some, and that's helping us out on the morning commute. last week there was a spring break thing going on highway four is slow, so it's not completely light everywhere. there is some slow traffic here and there. you can see it, but on the peninsula it's not all that slow and so on. 24 is a little slowing, but for the most part i like this commute. it is lighter than it normally is on a monday. coming up now on 739. let's talk about today's weather here, steve. so briefly we are live at oracle park on the giants home opener on friday. >> to all the workers who came up and said hi to us, we want to give a shout. >> there are so many of them that came up and said hello, amazing amounts, very nice. >> and they were long days for them. so yes sir, thank you for

the for the nice comments. all right. it will be warmer starting today. more so as we head towards tuesday and wednesday. i think we'll get our first 80s inland on wednesday. then it comes right back down as we go to the friday saturday time frame and probably bring back rain as the way it looks here. 60s yesterday will go low 70s today. i always ease into the warm ups, but as long as there's a little bit of a north breeze, look at vacaville is already 56, brentwood 51. all the livermore is 39. there were a bunch of 30s mountain view. even at 39, orinda is in there. lafayette clayton, north dublin. i know danville was 37. pinole 38. and this is for sandy. sandy, there's martinez at 44. sandy wrote me a nice note. said, could you mention martinez? i said, i do. there it is, 44 degrees. thank you. sandy mainly clear skies. we're good today. a little series of lows that come in, go right on the coast. well, that last one was last weekend. that's gone. next three days. it's all about sunshine and warmer temps. but guess what? another low is on its way for friday and saturday looks like late friday. some rain will start, but for sure saturday is looking like a rain

day, so enjoy the next couple of days. a return to spring you guys. lots of sunshine. northerly breeze which means temperatures bumping up 6070. >> steve thank you. after weighing in a historic victory here, the first labor union for amazon workers now facing roadblocks while union leaders are divided as the union heads for a leadership election in new york. >> plus, i'm at the point in my life where i don't mind spending that money because i would rather have the experience. >> it's a new trend called yolo spending. the new survey showing the number of americans willing to splurge their way into debt. >> and later on, the nine taxes are due in less than a week. and as we move closer to the april 15th deadline, the thought of scams continues to rise. we'll talk live with an e t t abou

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of getting plastic surgery in mexico. tom williams saved $4,000 to go to the mexican border for several procedures, including one on her stomach. but the 30 year old died during the february operation. the autopsy indicated multiple blood vessels rupturing in her neck and abdomen. the family investigated and learned that both the doctor and his clinic were unlicensed.

>> everybody is affected, you know, we all miss her. we loved her. she meant a lot to us. she was a very important person in our family. >> no word on what happened to the person who performed the surgery, but there was still advertising on social media for the clinic after williams death. she leaves behind two young children. >> the southwest airlines jet was forced to turn around minutes after taking off from denver international airport. this comes after the engine cover detached boeing 737 800 was heading to houston when the cover of the engine ripped off. tmz shared these photos online and recorded air traffic control audio. one of the pilots is heard saying. several passengers and flight attendants heard something loud hit the wing. the airline released a statement saying southwest flight 3695 returned to denver international and landed safely after experiencing a mechanical issue. we're working now to get customers on their way to houston on another aircraft. our maintenance teams are reviewing the aircraft at 745. >> now. we're getting new

reaction to a huge merger in the credit card business. >> pam cook has details on that and a look at stocks in today's dollars and cents. >> starting out the week with some gains, which is always nice across the board. and tesla shares are rebounding this morning after elon musk said the company's robotaxi will be unveiled in early august, tesla stock up a little more than 4. dove rang the opening bell this morning in celebrating 20 years of its real beauty campaign, it is designed to empower women and young girls through body image positivity, so the ladies of dove and unilever ringing that bell this morning, taking a live look at the numbers up across the board. no huge moves but the dow jones gaining a little bit there. as you can see, about 6162 points. the s&p 500 up about a quarter of a percent. and the nasdaq gaining about a third of a percent, 16,303 for the nasdaq. amazon's first and only labor union, is experiencing some growing pains. workers at the amazon warehouse

at staten island voted for union representation two years ago. however, labor experts have spotted problems ever since, critics say the union president went on a speaking tour after the historic vote, rather than concentrating on union matters, and the facility does not even have a contract. a second staten island amazon warehouse voted down joining the union, while prominent union leaders resigned and formed a dissident labor group. there will likely be a union leadership election a few months from now. silicon valley's biggest water agency is making some budget cuts in its effort to prevent water bills from rising, the santa clara water district reports it has frozen all hiring for its current 72 job vacancies. the agency says the move comes in response to an expected $222 million budget deficit caused mainly by the soaring costs of cleaning waterways due to recent storms. congressional leaders weighing in about a potential merger between two of the

largest credit card providers, senate majority leader chuck schumer addressed the potential capital one and discover merger. he says if the $35 billion merger goes through, it could have consequences for millions of consumers who may be charged higher fees as a result. >> what could go up if this merger occurs that your annual fee, your interest charge, your late payment fee? in addition, in. foreign transaction fees, balance transfer fees and cash advance fees could go up. fees, fees, fees you get it. >> the $35 billion acquisition would create the world's largest credit card issuer. it's still unclear if the federal trade commission will allow that merger to go through. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents, pam. >> thank you. tonight is a big night for san francisco giants fans. reigning national league

cy young winner blake snell is a scheduled to take the mound for the first time in a giants uniform as the orange and black begins a series against the washington nationals at oracle park. snell signed a two year, $62 million deal with the giants just last month. now, snell's debut comes as the giants celebrate their first series victory of the season. san francisco defeated the san diego padres at oracle park 3 to 2 yesterday. matt chapman drove in two runs, including a go ahead single in the eighth inning in san francisco's victory to take the series two games to one. the giants have four wins and six losses during the first ten games of the season, and the oakland a's head to texas to face the rangers tomorrow night. after wrapping up their weekend series against the detroit tigers yesterday, the athletics beat the tigers 7 to 1. the a's now have three wins and seven losses. >> the san francisco gay softball league kicked off its season with an opening day ceremony. yeah, go go go go go

go go go. yesterday's opening was at moscone field in the marina. the league says it's committed to providing an environment for its lgbtq plus members to play competitive softball in a supportive space. one of the team's coaches says support from the city helps keep the game alive. >> yeah, city hall and the, parks and rec? definitely. supports us. keeps these fields nice. they do the best that they can, and it's because it gets such high use. it costs a lot of money to keep these things going. so it's a wonderful thing that they do. but they really support the league a lot. they give us priority on sundays and we love that. >> san francisco mayor london breed threw out the first pitch. >> all right. time now is 750, sal is tracking the trouble spots. we know the bay bridge is starting to pack up because metering lights are on. what else we got out there? >> yeah, you know what? we're seeing improvement. i think that today is another. or today. this week is another week where we

might have some lighter than usual conditions. let's start with highway four. you will see some slowing on highway four this morning. although it is improving a little bit if you're driving through. the bay bridge is improving. as a matter of fact, now it's completely improved and that usually doesn't happen this early. but again, we're beginning to see some commutes are going to be affected in a positive way by spring break. for some, this is a look at richmond into berkeley that looks good. marin county doesn't have a big backup at all. a little slowing in novato. 750 what about today's weather? here's steve. >> thank you sal. our weather today looks great. in fact, temperatures will start to bump up a little cold this morning. a lot of 30s, but we're already in the 40s. and there is a northerly breeze which will allow for temps to start bumping up. i kind of ease into it, but it does look like 6070. is the ridge high pressure will give us a stretch of some pretty warm temps. we've had a series of these lows drop in and then take off. we saw that last friday, saturday and we'll see another one probably end of this week.

but between monday, tuesday, wednesday, maybe thursday as well. we'll see sunshine and warmer temps. although i do think on wednesday we'll top it out with some highs near 80 degrees inland. maybe our first 80 of the season, but it looks like another low is on the way for the end of the week going into the weekend, but today it's a return to spring. mostly clear there. lots of sunshine, northerly breeze, so temps warming up there. still a little bit below average here for many, but we're getting closer. and then starting tomorrow we'll take that even more so to the higher side. and i think we'll top it out wednesday. still pretty good thursday then change is on the way. friday, saturday gasia steve thank you. >> an east bay school district settling on a less conventional idea to help address the mental health needs of young people with the san mateo foster city school district partnering up with to try to help students, then a treasure trove of items belonging to a man whose name is synonymous with san francisco. how fans of the late tony bennett can take home some of his prized possessions, and where you can get a look at the collection

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women and the yacht's crew. lawyers representing the combs said, quote, we have not seen this woman's claim, but i'm sure we can expect the same kind of manufactured lies. combs properties were raided last month as part of a federal sex trafficking investigation. he has denied any wrongdoing and has not been charged for any crimes happened. today, the santa clara valley water district will begin refilling the vasona reservoir in los gatos. the reservoir was drained two weeks ago so the water district could do some routine maintenance and remove debris from around the dam. the reservoir was built in the 1930s. water district says it needs to do occasional maintenance to keep it operational and safe. the reservoir will be filled with water released from the lexington reservoir and should reach normal capacity by friday. crews are going to start working on repairs this week on a stretch of highway one that's been shut down in monterey county because of a crumbling cliff. caltrans says the prep work to install anchors to stabilize the cliff will begin today with the work beginning tomorrow. a 40 mile stretch of the highway has been closed since easter weekend, when a landslide took out part of the

road twice daily convoys to take people in and out of the closed area have resumed after being paused due to rain. caltrans says it's unclear how long the road repairs will take. highway one in capitola is back open this morning after it was shut down for nearly 24 hours, so the capitola avenue bridge could be demolished. caltrans used heavy equipment to take down the decades old structure. the road reopened ahead of schedule yesterday afternoon. a new overcrossing is expected to be finished by next summer or fall. the rancho san antonio open space preserve in santa clara county will be closed today and tomorrow, so the puma project can safely do some research. the group is with uc santa cruz. it's part of a five year study to better understand factors that influence interactions between mountain lions and humans. with this research, the puma project wants to develop better management systems to help us safely coexist with the big cats. spacex launched its falcon nine rocket from kennedy space center in florida. it's the company's first bandwagon mission, which will offer

regularly scheduled launches so small satellite operators can get their satellites into space. the mission is carrying 11 satellites owned by various companies, which will be released into the atmosphere. southern rocker and rapper jelly roll is on top of country music. this morning he won video of the year, the top prize at last night's country music television awards. fan voting determined all the winners here. jelly roll also won male video of the year for his hit need a favor? jelly roll has been open about battling substance abuse throughout his life. he thanked his wife last night for never losing faith in him. >> my beautiful wife, miss bunny dee ford. i am blessed to have you as the best friend. i am blessed to have you as a partner. you find beauty in broken things and i love you. >> kelsea ballerini hosted the show for a fourth time. it's the second year it happened in austin, texas. performers included keith urban, lainey

wilson, and sammy hagar, who paid tribute to country music star toby keith, who died earlier this year after battling stomach cancer. happening today, people will have the opportunity to view a collection of mementos belonging to the late singer tony bennett today through wednesday, julien's auctions is showcasing several items from bennett's estate at san francisco's fairmont hotel. items on display include his presentation of san francisco cable car bell, a world series worn san francisco giants jacket, an original landscape, san francisco watercolor painting, and awards one from the record i left my heart in san francisco. all the items are to be auctioned off later this month in new york. governor gavin newsom has declared the start of california library week. in his proclamation, the governor said our state's more than 1100 libraries act as critical community hubs for education and lifelong learning. they provide free wi fi house collaborative workspaces, serve as heating and cooling centers during inclement weather, and so much more. governor newsom also emphasized the importance of libraries, reflecting the rich

diversity of our state. the proclamation came at the start of national library week. >> the israeli and international citizens who are hostages, and there are 9000 palestinians who are being held in military detention, we want to see all of those people released. >> dozens of bay area residents gather for a vigil in the south bay, remembering the lives lost in the israel-hamas war on the six month mark since fighting began. plus a nine year old girl killed in a solo crash in the east bay and the person behind the wheel of the vehicle, she was in nowhere to be found. and then this once in a lifetime opportunity excitement is building across the country as a nation prepares for the solar eclipse, where you can join others in the bay area to watch the unforgettable celestial experience from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as you look live across san francisco towards the berkeley and oakley, berkeley and excuse me, oakland this

morning. i'm still waking up this morning. i guess if it was super clear, you might see oakley. i might see oakley. right. >> we can. >> we could see oakland. that'd be a long way from here, for sure. that's good eyesight. yeah, right. that would be really good eyesight. well, thank you so much for joining us. we're coming off a fantastic weekend. i'm andre senior. >> we're headed for some nice temperatures as well if you like things a little warmer which steve i know you know i do. so we're looking forward to maybe some very low 70s. >> you're saying. >> oh yes. the next couple of days for sure. we'll warm up here. we'll start it today. oakley's out there right out yonder there. it's they're way, way, way 40s, 50s on the temps already. we bottomed out on a lot of 30s, though. this morning. but we're bouncing off those temps now. we have clear skies. any low clouds? there might be a little bit hanging on santa clara valley, but we're all set for no weather issues. partial eclipse begins 1014 maximum for us 34% 1113, and then partial ends at 1215. so we're all good to go here. can't say the same about the rest of the country. there's a lot of cloud cover in texas, so it's a total eclipse of the heart. forecast for today. mostly clear, lots of sunshine,

northerly breeze and temps bumping up the next three days. it will start today with 60s and 70s. all right. sounds here at 8:00. just like that. clear it out or something new. >> well, you know, speaking of oakley and brentwood and antioch, there's still a lot of people driving west toward concord on highway four, and that's where we are. highway four still pretty slow there. so some commutes never seem to take the week off. when you get over to the concord side, it does get better. bay bridge, though, has become nice and light at the toll plaza. there's still some congestion on the actual bridge. as you head into san francisco. it's 801. let's get back to the headlines. >> we're only three hours away from the start of a rare celestial event. people across this country are going to be able to see a total solar eclipse later this morning. the moon will pass between the earth and sun, blocking out the sun's rays, casting its shadow on the earth. some 44 million people across 14 u.s. states, stretching from texas to maine, are expected to get the best look at the rare event in the sky. some people have traveled hundreds of miles to get a front

row seat. >> 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. >> sky gazers here in the bay area won't be able to see the sun fully blacked out, but the sun will be partially blocked. about a third of it will be covered by the moon. the eclipse will start at 10:00 this morning. peak viewing time is 1115 today. we do hope you stay with mornings on two as we bring you complete coverage of today's total eclipse through science centers here in the bay area. hosting solar eclipse watch parties today. they include the exploratorium in san francisco, the chabot space and science center in oakland, and the lawrence hall of science in berkeley. all the watch parties start at 10:00, about an hour before the peak, and cell phone providers say they are already ready to go a seat to see an increase in phone activity during the eclipse, at&t says it's expecting surges in network today as the eclipse hits its peak, and a lot of people live streaming the video of the event. >> the impact is expected to be strongest along the path of totality. some providers are also implementing additional

capacity, which could prevent major outages. nasa is giving americans some tips to safely enjoy today's eclipse. for one, do not point cell phones directly at the sun. you can simply hold a pair of eclipse glasses in front of your phone's lenses. when taking images of the sun, your advice to use a special solar filter to protect your camera. if you were somewhere with a total eclipse, you would be able to take it off during the totality. but since we won't see a total eclipse here, never look at the sun without a filter or glasses. they also warned don't look directly at the sun through a camera, lens, telescope or binoculars while wearing eclipse glasses, the solar rays will burn through the filter and can cause serious eye injury and we have live streams of the eclipse from all over the country. on the fox local app, you can watch not only ktvu, but also other fox stations from around the country as all of our sister stations cover the eclipse, just download the fox local app for your smart tv.

>> now to gaza, where palestinians are returning to the city of khan yunis after the israeli military announced it's withdrawing troops from the area. many of those returning to the gaza strip, second largest city, say their city is unrecognizable. piles of rubble stand where their homes used to be. residents say they'd hoped they could move back into their houses, but instead found a city in ruins. jordan sent its largest humanitarian aid convoy to the gaza strip since the war began. a charity organization reports 105 trucks carrying food, including rice and flour, are on their way to gaza this week, with the war now passing the six month mark, some israelis have been who had been held hostage by hamas are talking about their experiences. >> one woman describes what happened october 7th, when hamas militants attacked the kibbutz, where she lived with her family. >> nadav, my husband, they shot him at point blank range in the chest. there were 2 or 3 gunshot wounds, i remember, and he was lying on the floor like that

quietly. i remember him with his legs folded and lying quietly. it straight away. there were five terrorists inside the mohammad. the safe rooms with weapons, opening the closet there and telling us to get dressed. >> she says she was taken to gaza and released as part of the november ceasefire agreement. after seven weeks of being held hostage. meantime, here in the bay area, a group of people in lafayette held a community vigil to call for the release of the hostages still being held by hamas. they lined the overpass along highway 24. they say they want to make sure the hostages are not forgotten. in palo alto, dozens of people gathered calling for an immediate cease fire in gaza free palestine. the group calls its weekly event vigil for the children of gaza. they say they've been meeting at this corner each sunday for months, trying to bring awareness to the suffering. >> we're talking about an extraordinary number of orphaned children in children who've lost their entire families, children

who are now caretakers for their younger siblings. it's just really i'm a mother of four children. it's incomprehensible to me. >> the group says he'll continue calling for a cease fire here every sunday until the fighting stops. >> the monterey police department is investigating two hate crimes. the first report was filed in march on the 23rd, when a man was caught on camera displaying white power symbols and yelling racial slurs. the case has already been sent to the county for prosecution. the second report was two days later at fisherman's wharf in monterey. that's where one man, believed to be homeless, admitted to yelling racial slurs at another homeless person. he's been ordered to appear in court for hate crime and assault charges. a string of sideshows swept the bay area, including one on the bay bridge that brought traffic to a standstill, started saturday night at 11:00 in menlo park with hundreds of cars and spectators. after that, there were sideshows in mountain view, palo alto and oakland. at 315 sunday morning, a sideshow blocked the westbound lanes of the bay bridge. spectators

walked in the lanes of traffic. traffic on the bridge was blocked for nearly 20 minutes until the highway patrol was able to clear the crowd. >> four people were detained, two of which were arrested and two of which were cited for aiding abetting in a sideshow. two of the people that were were detained were determined to be juveniles. >> a 20 year old woman suffered a broken ankle at the sideshow in mountain view when she was hit by a car. it's unclear if the sideshows were made up of the same crowds, or if different groups showed up to each site. authorities are looking for the driver of an suv that crashed in concord, killing a child passenger. chp says a gray mazda was driving a northbound 680 early sunday morning when, for some reason, it went off the road through the dirt median and overturned several times. six people were in the car, officers say several were not wearing a seatbelt. the child who died was a nine year old girl for women. occupants went to the hospital with major injuries. the driver, only being described as a man in his 30s, ran away from the crash. >> well, samtrans is now taking action to protect its bus

drivers on the peninsula. the transit agency says the number of attacks targeting its bus drivers tripled last year, compared to the year before. sam trams adopted its first ever code of conduct for those boarding its busses in san mateo county, it bans harassment, disruptive conduct, physical and verbal assaults as well as other dangerous behavior violators could get banned from samtrans busses forever. two boys from mountain view who were reported missing this weekend have been found safe. chp issuing an endangered missing advisory for nine year-old daniel vu and four year-old david wu early saturday morning officers say the boys were with a woman named 38 year old taylor wu. chp now says all three have been safely located, but did not elaborate on where they were or the circumstances behind their disappearance. >> a new look at rental rates shows most people who've been living in rent controlled apartments in the city for many years are paying far less than their neighbors are. the

chronicle looked at data shared by the city relating to san francisco's rent stabilization law. it found on average, the longer someone lived in a rent controlled apartment, the lower their rent would be compared to newer tenants. the city started requiring landlords to report rent data to the city, but many landlords have not filed that required information. some tenants have reported illegal rent increases beyond the allowed limit. >> time now is 809, and right now highway four is going to be a little bit slow. still, as you drive over to concord this morning, you can see it here. it's a slow from about the end, not antioch. i'm sorry. pittsburgh area near the pittsburgh exits all the way to concord bay bridge is cleared out. i think we still have some rotating spring break in schools. and last week was one another week this week. so we'll see. southbound 680 traffic is a little bit slow approaching walnut creek. the south bay commute has looked lighter than usual at 810. let's go back to the desk. >> well, the santa clara valley water district is suing one of

its board members board of directors. while the lawsuit is being filed weeks after it censured the director for alleged misconduct and the honor of a lifetime for a group of women who made sure the world war two effort rolled on. >> we're there as the original rosie the riveters head to washington, d.c. for a long overdue award

the original rosie the riveters during world war two. this group is flying from sfo to washington , where members will receive a congressional gold medal. that's the highest honor congress can give to civilians. those who make an impact on american history and culture. rosie the riveters are a group of women who took over critical defense jobs, such as welding airplanes and manufacturing weapons, while men were overseas in combat. we talked to one woman who was a high school student helping in the agriculture industry. >> so if we wanted to work for the war effort and we did, and it was hotter than blazes, it

was in woodland 105, 107, 110. but i stuck with it till the end . >> well, house speaker mike johnson will preside over wednesday's ceremony. some rosie the riveters helped design the special congressional medal and congrats to them. >> absolutely. all right. 814 let's see what the monday morning traffic is doing. a lot of people hanging on your every word here, sal. well you know what? >> the bay bridge is lighter than usual this morning, at the bay bridge, you can see. i'll show it to you that it is lighter. and it might be this way for the entire week. we'll see. it is spring break for some, last week it was spring break. for others. highway four is not taking a break. 680 is a little bit slow. you can kind of tell which school districts are taking a break by where the traffic is lighter, the south bay commute looks pretty good here. heading into the west valley, and it's been pretty light on the peninsula on highway 101 at 815. let's get

today's weather. here's steve. >> thank you sir. we'll get right to it. here we. it's eclipse monday, as you know, we'll take a look at some of the details. what about the weather forecast? happy to say we have clear skies. so that is not an issue for us. we have cleared it out. the timeline partial eclipse starts at 1014. maximum eclipse for us 34% at 1113. then the partial ends at 1215, the key though is where the totality is. and i'll tell you, it's a little dicey there, take a look at the forecast, because there's a lot of cloud cover as we start heading towards texas. now, some areas will get some breaks, but others will not. take a look at the look at the cloud cover. there's a lot there in texas lifting into oklahoma, lifting up towards saint louis. so for some i think it will be a good show. others you better hope for some breaks in the cloud cover. we had some cold lows this morning. felton, danville. sonoma. aptos. pinole palo alto, sunnyvale and clayton all between 36 and 39 degrees. but warmer temps are on the way. how

much warmer? well, probably low 80s. the warmest projected high i've seen on on wednesday is 83, but it'll probably be more likely 8081. but still, i think that will be the warmest day of the week. temps will start to drop off as we head towards a little bit. thursday more so friday and saturday 60s yesterday will go to the low 70s today starting off now 40s and 50s. look at vacaville, 58 north breeze, brentwood 54. that'll do it. if you get any kind of a northerly or northeasterly breeze for the. we've had a series of these lows come in to the coast or come right over us and then move southern cal arizona. but for today into wednesday, it's all about high pressure and sunny and warm temps. but it does look like another low is going to drop in on friday night into saturday. and we are expecting rain on saturday. but today it's a return to spring. lots of sunshine, northerly breeze. it will be warmer. all good to go here. 60s and 70s you guys. >> steve thank you. tonight is the championship game in the ncaa men's basketball tournament. it's a battle between two number one seeds connecticut and purdue. uconn is looking to become the first

men's team since florida in 2007 to win back to back titles, and purdue has the consensus player of the year. seven foot, four inch center zach eaddy caitlin clark of iowa is hands down the most famous player in college basketball, women's and men's. >> she'll be the number one pick in next monday's wnba draft. she ended her stellar college career in the championship game against south carolina. gamecocks stormed back from clark's 18 points in the first quarter to finish off an undefeated season and win the ncaa championship 87 to 75. time now is 817. plastic surgery at bargain prices by one family is now warning people about getting procedures done in mexico. >> then how a bay area school district is turning to technology to tackle mental health

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address the increase in opioid overdoses in the county. this year's focus is working together to prevent overdose. the forum will discuss collaborative strategies, sharing resources, and community action. marin county's health department says. recent stats show the county

averaging more than one fatal overdose each week, with the biggest threat continuing to be fentanyl. the santa clara valley water district, now suing one of its own board of directors just weeks after it censured her for alleged misconduct. the board revealed its plan to file a lawsuit against director rebecca eisenberg during a recent meeting, but did not provide details. the board censured her last month for allegedly removing documents tied to an investigation. the agency was looking into claims that she created a hostile work environment and made sexist remarks. she has repeatedly denied those claims. >> generation z appears to be leading a new trend in education. from fall of 2022 to the fall of last year, the number of students enrolled in vocational based community colleges increased 16. the number of students studying construction rose 12% since 2021. the post pandemic statistic comes amid a growing national conversation about the dangers of crippling student loan debt. >> 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 that public universities cost far less than most private schools, and say students can also cut their total bill almost in half by doing their first two years at a community college. and then transferring into university. students at a middle school in san mateo now have the option to send a text message to a mental health coach when they're struggling. students at abbott middle school can text the service called playful within 60s. they'll be connected to a coach who's trained on how to communicate with young people. the superintendent of the san mateo foster city school district says he noticed an increased sense of anxiety among students following the pandemic, says students will likely be more comfortable asking for help through a text message rather than face to face. >> well, the fda is approving the first prescription digital treatment for major depressive disorder. it involves an app

that provides interactive assistance, including emotional and behavioral health. users are encouraged to take part in certain exercises and lesson plans. users will also receive texts offering encouragement. depression strikes more than one in every six americans. >> the chair of the fcc will be in the south bay today, addressing the agency's upcoming vote to restore net neutrality, the policy that was dropped in 2018 that would require internet providers to treat all data the same. the fcc says the move would restore a national standard for broadband reliability and consumer protection. the roundtable is being held in santa clara county to highlight an incident in 2018, when firefighters discovered their internet carrier throttled their data access on the vehicle they were using to coordinate their response to the mendocino complex fire. >> well, she's retiring for one alameda county cities police department, only to take on the lead role in another alameda county city. what led to the change in roles and what she's

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states to do and how he describes his personal beliefs. after political watchers noted some inconsistent language, then we're just a few hours away from a highly anticipated solar eclipse. even though the bay area is not in the path of totality. why it will still be worth going outside later this morning from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. >> it's monday april 8th and we're in for a warm up across the bay area. if you like that warmer weather. steve paulson here to break it all down for us today and give us a little forecast for the eclipse too. >> we're good on both sides here. no doubt about it. we have most i mean there's not enough to obscure anything. there's a few high clouds, no big deal. but 4050 had a lot of 30s though this morning on those temps here. but everything's coming right down out of the north, including the breeze. so that's going to lead to some warmer

temps today. partial begins at 1014 34% maximum 1113. it ends at 1215. we're good. but parts of the country are not a lot of cloud cover in texas. but it's a total eclipse of the heart forecast here. mostly clear here. lots of sunshine. north breeze. it will be warmer. we start the process today with 60s and 70s. all right south here almost 830 couple minutes away. we good. something new. yeah we're improving quite a bit out there steve good morning to you. >> if you're just about to go to the bay bridge to drive into san francisco, you're going to like this picture. it's still a little bit sluggish across the bridge, but definitely lighter than usual even for this late hour of the commute. southbound 680 is slow and so is highway four. south bay commute is moderately heavy. i haven't seen a lot of slowing on 880, but now it's beginning to appear from union city in the fremont. 829 let's go back to the desk. >> we're only a couple of hours away now, sal, from the much anticipated total solar eclipse. while the west coast is not the best vantage point, there are

various viewing parties throughout the bay area. ktvu tori gaines is live at oakland's chabot science and space center, where anticipation is building for the celestial event. and tori, it looks like you're rocking some stylish shades to tell us about that. >> yes, i had to get my hands on some of these eclipse shades now, just in case you didn't know, in viewing a total solar eclipse, it is totally not a good idea to get a good look at the sun without the safety glasses. this is what is going to keep your eyes nice and safe, but we want to give you, the viewer, a look at what the sun is going to look like through those glasses. my camera man is getting it all a little focused. there we go. boom! and that's just a little bit of what we're going to be taking a look at today. that's the view you're going to see through those glasses. now. space lovers have been waiting patiently for this total eclipse, which won't happen for us again until 2044. here in the bay area, we'll get a pretty good view. the total solar eclipse is expected to take place just after 11 a.m. today. now, that path of totality stretches from mexico

up to maine and across 14 other states, where it should be visible to around 44 million people. the first folks to get a good look at the eclipse will be in mazatlan, mexico, but millions more will be looking towards the sky with the necessary protective eyewear. of course, just to get a glimpse of this event. now, the bay area is not in the path of totality. this time around we will see about a 35% or a partial eclipse. as you can see in this photo shared by nasa. but some folks are still making special plans to take in the eclipse in san francisco. >> we love coming to san francisco, and this is another excuse to come to san francisco. other than a warriors game, we think it's worthwhile seeing cause for 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 to. >> there are a few opportunities to gather with others to witness this event. today. san francisco state university will be hosting

a safe sun viewing party starting at 10 a.m. and lasting until noon. the california academy of sciences is also holding a viewing party beginning at 9:30 a.m, while the eclipse is an exciting celestial event for many americans, for some cultures it also has even more meaning. >> it's a tradition shared by greg castro from the ram colony association, which is the unseated land which we are standing on and that shares the. the eclipse is not only a time where we gather materials for basket making and for also a really important time to realize the interconnectedness between us and nature. and so it is not only an opportunity to remember that, but to take our place as stewards of our land. >> now, keep in mind that total eclipse is only expected to last for about four minutes at its peak just after 11 a.m, so don't

forget to set those alarms. get your safety glasses in hand and be ready to go later on this morning. we're going to be bringing you some more from the more than 400 people who are expected to gather here at the chabot space and science center to observe the celestial event live in oakland. tori gaines, ktvu fox two news. >> tori, thank you. and we'll have live streams of the eclipse from all over the country. on the fox local app. you can watch not only ktvu, but also our other fox stations from around the country as all of our sister stations cover the eclipse. just download the fox local app for your smart tv. >> a southern california family is warning others about the dangers of getting plastic surgery in mexico. 30 year old tan croatia williams saved $4,000 to go to a town in mexico just across the border from brownsville, texas, to have several procedures, including one on her stomach. she died during the february operation. an autopsy indicated multiple blood vessels ruptured in her neck and abdomen. the family investigated and learned both

the doctor and his clinic were unlicensed. >> everybody is affected. you know, we all miss her. we loved her. she meant a lot to us. she was a very important person in our family. >> no word on what happened to the person who performed the surgery. but the clinic continued to advertise on social media after williams death. health officials urge anyone considering going to another country for a surgical procedure to investigate the facility and the doctor to make sure they have the proper licensing and experience. former president donald trump says states should make abortion policy on their own. in a social media post, he announced his position on abortion, saying states should be able to determine whatever policy they want. didn't outright say whether he supports stronger bans, such as florida's 15 week abortion ban. he also said he supports the availability of fertility programs such as ivf, after a court ruling in alabama limited that procedure. >> donald trump is celebrating what he calls his campaign is calling his best night for raising money in this year's

race. for the race for the white house, he held a fundraiser over the weekend at the palm beach, florida, home of billionaire investor john paulson. the trump team says this single event raised more than $50 million. >> people are just wanting change. a rich people want it. poor people want it. everybody wants change. our country is really doing poorly. >> however, the latest donation figures show trump is still running way behind president biden when it comes to raising campaign cash for this year's election. now, president biden's reelection campaign says it finished the first quarter of the year with more than $192 million in cash. the biden campaign says 96% of those donations were less than $200, and many were from new donors. the campaign also reports raising $90 million last month alone. >> current newark police chief gina anderson will leave that department to take over as interim police chief in pleasanton on may 3rd. anderson has more than 30 years of policing experience under her leadership, newark has been at

the forefront of the 30 by 30 initiative. it's a goal for women to occupy at least 30% of the city's police department by the year 2030, and so in newark, we hit the 30 by 30, probably two years ago. >> and as long as i'm sitting in the office of the chief, we have female representation at every rank within the organization. >> anderson took over as newark's police chief right around the start of the pandemic , april of 2020. she's credited with bringing more technology to the department, such as security cameras and computer analytics. she'll retire as newark chief to take over the interim role in pleasanton. anderson says that law enforcement is a family, calling. her father also served as a police chief, policing the community and the public safety comes before your family does, too. >> in a lot of a lot of instances. and so i'm, i'm, fortunate that i have a family

that is willing to just be by my side, just every step of the way. >> anderson replaces pleasanton chief david swing, who is leaving for an executive position at the east bay regional communications system authority. pleasanton plans to hold a thorough recruitment process for its next chief. >> all right. crews are going to start working on repairs this week on that stretch of highway one. that's been shut down in monterey county because of a crumbling cliff. caltrans says the prep work to install anchors to stabilize the cliff will begin today, with the work officially beginning tomorrow. a 40 mile stretch of the highway has been closed since easter weekend, when a landslide took out part of that road twice daily. convoys to take people in and out of the closure area have resumed after being paused because of rain. caltrans says it's unclear how long the road repairs will take. highway one in capitola back open this morning after it was shut down for nearly 24 hours. so the

capitola avenue bridge could be demolished. caltrans used heavy equipment to take down the decades old structure. the road reopened ahead of schedule yesterday afternoon. a new crossing is expected to be finished by next summer or fall. >> happening today, the santa clara valley water district will begin refilling the vasona reservoir in los gatos. the reservoir was drained two weeks ago so the water district could do some routine maintenance and remove debris from around the dam. the dam was built in the 1930, so the water district says it needs to do some occasional maintenance to keep it operational and safe. the reservoir will be filled with water released from the lexington reservoir and should reach normal capacity by friday. >> 838 is your time steve paulson keeping an eye on the forecast. >> hey steve, looks good for us. yeah, no doubt about it. we start a little warm up today, but the good news is don't have to worry about any cloud cover here for the eclipse. partial begins. what about an hour and a half or so or something like that at 1014? and we have mainly clear skies here, maximum for us. 11, 13, 34. and then it ends

at 1215 with the partial eclipse ends. i wish i could say the same for the rest of the country, though. it doesn't doesn't look too bad, but there will be a few areas where it might make an impact, especially through texas, oklahoma, maybe up towards parts of. you can see tulsa up to saint louis. i think they're in trouble in albuquerque. doesn't look real good there, i can tell you that, and maybe down towards houston as well. but some areas should be all right. others, though, might be obscured. but we are good to go. temperatures will start a warm up here. the warmest day looks to be 80, so on. and i've seen 80, 81, 82 and 83 on forecast highs for wednesday so far this early season, my experience has been to lean on a little bit on the lower side. so we'll go 80 inland and that will be on wednesday. still pretty nice on thursday, but that will be the transition day to cooler temps today though we're next three days. it's about warmer temps here from 60s yesterday to 70s today for santa rosa walnut creek, palo alto and san jose had a lot of 30s this morning. now it's 40s, 50s in vacaville says, hey, hey, we're 60 with brentwood, 58. if you get a

little northerly breeze, that would do it. so there is one up in the hills. not too bad. although mount diablo has been rocking and rolling about 40 plus, but most locations are around 10 to 15 out of the north northeast. we've had a series of these lows coming down the coast, going in over us or down towards southern california. looks like the next one won't arrive until the end of the week, but through now and wednesday, it's all about sunshine and warmer temps. but look at this. here we go again. we have not gone more than seven days since december with with with dry weather, not more than seven, every time rain returns and it looks like that's going to happen again. and i have to be honest, some of the teleconnections for the rest of april are favoring a kind of cooler conditions and maybe more rain, but not the next three days. we're good to go 6070 on the temps here, and we will continue to bump it up through wednesday. still okay on thursday. starting to cool down and a big cool down. friday looks like rain friday night. saturday you guys. >> thank you steve. the warriors play the los angeles lakers tomorrow night in a critical game for the postseason. the warriors clinched a spot in the play in round, but they hope to overtake the lakers in the

standings to guarantee a home game. dubs beat the utah jazz 118 to 110 at chase center last night. stephon curry had the night off. klay thompson had one of his best offensive games of the season 32 points, including six three pointers. >> that's to be determined. we got obviously advance past the west semis, but i think we're playing the best brand of basketball. he played all season and i am going to be very confident going into the playing. >> the warriors may catch a big break tomorrow. the lakers two top stars are battling injuries. lebron james missed last night's game with flu like symptoms. anthony davis was poked in the eye and had to leave in the first quarter, coming up, if you're if you're still stressed about getting your taxes done, you are not alone. cybersecurity experts, though, are sounding the alarm about potential tax scams. so today on the nine how to protect your finances. as we are approaching that tax filing deadline, no more love for tennis at the university of san francisco. >> while the school says it's cutting its tennis program in a move that some student say blindsided them

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says it will eliminate both its women's and men's tennis teams at the end of the current season. university blames the cuts on usf's declining enrollment and growing budget problems.

>> i know that the university is in a bit of a dire situation, so i know that they had to cut something, and a lot of folks knew about tennis. >> i mean, i, i can't say that i was too surprised because, i feel like a lot of programs have been getting cut and a lot of programs here don't have a lot of funding, especially like arts . >> usf says it's ongoing. financial problems are forcing it to make some tough decisions. says the two tennis programs were costing the university more than $1 million a year. >> you've probably heard the phrase you only live once. with this in mind, many people will pay extra for an unforgettable experience. a recent survey shows 44% of respondents say they will expect to spend more money this year on a fun purchase. 38% say they'll splurge their way into debt just for that unique yolo experience that you only live once to experience. >> we've certainly seen a lot of yolo spending some 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. >> yolo experiences can range from traveling to a remote place in the world to attending the super bowl, or watching your favorite performer in a sold out concert. but economists do caution to go over your budget and savings, and make sure you don't end up in a deep financial hole. well, at 845, spending on imports from china could come to a grinding halt. that is the warning from an important meeting this morning. >> cam cook is back in studio to bring us details in dollars and cents. >> u.s. treasury secretary janet yellen is in beijing this morning. she's meeting with business executives in chinese finance leaders to try to improve relations. she's also warning about chinese overproduction thanks to government subsidies there, despite a lack of local demand in china and so she announced this morning that the biden administration will not allow cheaper imports to flood the us market, which would threaten

american manufacturing and jobs. female executives and employees at dove rang the opening bell this morning. they are celebrating 20 years of it's real beauty campaign that's designed to empower women and young girls through body image positivity. taking you live now to the new york stock exchange, still up for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. but hanging on to just a little bit of a gain for both of those. and as you can see the dow jones turned negative down slightly at this hour this morning. today president biden is traveling to wisconsin to announce details of a new plan to ease student loan debt for millions of people, according to the white house. the president's proposal includes debt relief for five categories of borrowers, and that includes those who have seen their balances grow beyond the original balance because of unpaid interest. the president's proposal would still need to be finalized by the education department. millions of americans are turning to new

technology this tax season, according to a survey from the harris poll, 17% of americans say they have used chatgpt for tax filing. the same poll found 45% of americans are open to using the artificial intelligence chatbot to review their taxes. however, tax experts say people should be careful when using this technology to file returns and openai admits the chat bot is not designed for tax advice. spirit airlines says it will now postpone deliveries of new airbus planes and furlough about 260 pilots as it tries to cut costs after its proposed merger with jetblue was blocked. spirit airlines plans to defer the planes it has on order that were scheduled to be delivered over the next two years, to instead take delivery of them in 2030 and 2031. the pilot furloughs will take effect in september. the planned acquisition of spirit by jetblue fell apart earlier this year after a

federal judge ruled that the deal would be anti-competitive. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> pam. thank you. 848 is your time this morning. let's get a final check of the roads with sal. hey, sal. >> all right. there's a new crash. unfortunately in fremont. the commute had been unwinding. however, now it's getting slower. southbound 880 near stevenson. there is a new crash, so if you're heading down to fremont, you might want to plan for a delay. unless you're getting on after stevenson. we're also seeing some slow traffic on highway four, but six, 80 and 24 have improved quite nicely. and at the bay bridge toll plaza, we looked very good today has not been a normal day for the bay bridge. it's been lighter at 848. let's talk about today's weather. it looks pretty clear to me, steve. >> it is indeed, sal. thank you sir. visible satellite shows there's teeny bit of low cloud deck. it looks like that's disappearing down. maybe santa clara valley down to salinas, but i think that's it. and off of ukiah. but mendocino coast. but otherwise we are good to go. 40 5060 vacaville with a north breeze 60 napa airport's 57

brentwood's 58. so there are a few that are already beginning to warm up. and that's because the surface wind is east, northeast and north along the coast, but easterly for many inland. high pressure building in will be our fair weather friend, so we're good to go on eclipse viewing. no problems here. there were a lot of cloud cover texas through parts of the midwest, but a return to spring for us. lots of sunshine, northerly breeze, 6070s on the temps. i want it warmer. all right, well, just you hang on there because tuesday wednesday will be warmer. wednesday looks like the warmest day. i think some fog will start to creep back. thursday it looks like another system is on the way for some possible rain late friday or early saturday. >> steve, thanks. tonight is a big night for san francisco giants fans. reigning national league cy young winner blake snell is scheduled to take the mound for the first time in a giants uniform as the orange and black begins a series against the washington nationals at oracle park. snell signed a two year, $62 million deal with the giants just last month. now snell's debut comes as the

giants celebrate their first series victory of this new season. san francisco defeating the san diego padres at oracle park 3 to 2 yesterday. matt chapman drove in two runs, including a go ahead single in the eighth inning in san francisco's victory to take the series two games to one. the giants have four wins and six losses during the first ten games of the season. at the same time, the oakland a's head to texas to face the rangers tomorrow night after wrapping up their weekend series against the detroit tigers. yes today, the athletics beat the tigers 7 to 1. the a's now have three wins and seven losses. >> the san francisco gay softball league kicked off its season with an opening day ceremony. yeah, go go go go go go go go. yesterday's opening was at moscone field in the marina. the league says it's committed to providing an environment for its lgbtq plus members to play competitive softball in a supportive space. one of the team's coaches says support from the city helps keep the game alive at city hall.

>> and the, parks and rec. definitely. supports us. keeps these fields nice. they do the best that they can, and it's because it gets such high use. it costs a lot of money to keep these things going. so it's a wonderful thing that they do, but they really support the league a lot. they give us priority on sundays and we love that. >> san francisco mayor london breed threw out the first pitch. >> nearly 1 million people affected with parkinson's disease nationwide. when you join us on, the nine will explore the challenges of this disease and talk with a doctor about the help that's available. >> personal items of a man whose name is synonymous with san francisco are about to be auctioned off. you can see the collection belonging to the late tony bennett before it heads to new york to be sold to the highest bidder.

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stay. julien's auctions is showcasing several items from bennett's estate at san francisco's fairmont hotel. items on display include his presentation, san francisco cable car bell, a world series worn san francisco giants jacket , an original landscape, san francisco watercolor painting, and awards. one from the record i left my heart in san francisco . all of these items will be auctioned off later this month in new york. governor newsom declared the start of california library week. in his proclamation, newsom says the state's more than 1100 libraries act as a critical community hub for education and lifelong learning. they provide free wi-fi, house collaborative workspaces, and serve as heating and cooling centers during inclement weather. newsom also emphasizes the importance of libraries, reflecting the rich diversity of the state. the proclamation also comes at the start of national library week, a comic book featuring superman's first appearance has

sold for a record breaking amount. >> a copy of action comics number one, which first introduced the world to superman back in 1938, sold for $6 million last week. heritage auctions says the action comics number one is hailed as the most important comic ever published. previously, the highest auction record for a comic book was the debut of superman, sold for $3.6 million at heritage auctions back in the year 2021, while singer taylor swift is officially a billionaire, forbes magazine is ranked her the number 14 spot in its annual list of the world's richest entertainers, says taylor swift's net worth climbed to $1.1 billion following her highly successful eras world tour, which included a stop, of course, at levi's stadium in santa clara last summer. >> southern rocker and rapper jelly roll is on top of country music this morning he won video of the year, the top prize at last night's country music television awards. fan voting determining all the winners. jelly roll also won male video artist of the year for his hit i need a favor. jelly roll has been open about battling substance abuse throughout his life. he thanked one special person who stood by him and

never lost faith. >> my beautiful wife, miss bunny dee ford. i am blessed to have you as the best friend. i am blessed to have you as a partner . you find beauty in broken things and i love you. >> kelsea ballerini hosted the show for a fourth time, and for the second straight year it took place in austin, texas. performers included keith urban, lainey wilson, and sammy hagar, who paid tribute to the passing of country music legend toby keith. one pet food company has the paid opportunity for a lifetime for cat lovers. the pet food company acana is looking to pay one cat lover, $10,000 just to cuddle with kittens. those interested in the opportunity will have to fill out a questionnaire. the winner will be picked based on the best replies and answers. after winning, the chosen cat lover will visit a best friends animal society pet adoption center and cuddle kittens for four hours to help promote care for kittens in need. >> velveeta is bringing its

bright yellow and gold colored hair dye. the limited edition semi-permanent dye is not a late april fool's joke. the company says it is meant to empower people to live their boldness out loud. the hair dye can be purchased on amazon for $7.50. you put it on dry hair, allow it to process for 20 minutes before shampooing it out. >> pat sajak's many years as he host of tv's wheel of fortune. finally coming to an end now, sajak taped the final episode of the iconic game show last week. it's scheduled to air on friday, june 7th. sajak had announced last year he would retire after hosting wheel of fortune for the past 41 years. he's planning to remain with the show as a consultant for the next three years. >> a powerball ticket was sold up in portland, oregon, worth more than $1.13 billion. a single ticket matched all six numbers in saturday night's drawing to end the powerball winless streak that began three months ago. the huge jackpot created long lines everywhere lottery tickets were sold, including here in the bay area. many local lottery players said they hoped to strike it rich, and they would, of course, share their 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. >> the big winner in portland has yet to step forward. this weekend's jackpot, by the way, was the fourth largest in powerball history. well, remote work allows some people to work from home, but what about working from a cruise ship? virgin voyages launched a month long cruise pass targeted to remote workers. it's a series of four week long cruises. this is an adults only ship. it sails to spain, france and italy. tickets run about $10,000. that's for two people. virgin first announced the pass last month, quickly sold out. it has now added a second ship for the summer sale. >> an emotional vigil in the south bay remembering the thousands of people who have died in the israel-hamas war. we demand a cease fire. >> we're talking about an extraordinary number of orphaned