first ever full scale attack on israel. details on that attack and the role analysts expect the u.s. to play and calling in the

california national guard the situation at two san francisco jails that led to lockdowns and a call for help. and in just hours, the warriors play a critical game at chase center. tip off 1230 against the jazz. and for the warriors, everything has to go exactly right. more on the other games that could decide golden state's playoff fate. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> and good morning to you. welcome to mornings on two. on this sunday, april 14th i'm claudine wong. >> happy weekend one and all. happy sunday a far cry from saturday. we had nothing but green on the screen. we got sunshine. yeah a big off. it's about time. >> happy now? >> if we could only warm up the studio, we'd be. we'd be lotto winners. >> it might be just as cool in here this morning as it is outside. and it's a chilly one outside. but yes, we have the sunshine out there up above and just a slight chance at a few

scattered showers today. most of us will remain dry and today we'll see just a slight bump in temperatures. so do expect it to remain cool. there's a live look there at the golden gate bridge, where we do have a mostly cloudy start, at least from that vantage point. and you can see we still have the possibility of showers kind of lingering over the bay area. it's fairly quiet over the sierra at this time, and pulling back for you to show you the grand scheme of it all. notice the circulation there over central and southern california. so it's moving through and will continue to bring us just the slight chance of the wraparound showers for today. temperatures this morning, starting out in the 40s once again very similar to yesterday. and for the afternoon upper 50s near the coast to low 60s for our warmer places inland. a better look at the current conditions, what you can expect for today and the week ahead. coming up in just a bit. >> okay. thank you rosemary. well, israel remains on high alert at this hour following iran's first ever full scale attack on that country. there.

air raid sirens are still going off in tel aviv and cities across israel this morning, following yesterday's unprecedented attack, the israeli military says tehran launched more than 300 drones and missiles towards israel, but israel says it was able to intercept nearly all of those missiles with the help of the us military and its other allies. >> a wide scale attack by iran is a major escalation. together with our allies and partners, we are operating at full force to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. we will continue to fulfill this mission . >> israel says the attack caused just minor damage and one confirmed injury. an israeli military spokesman says 110 year old girl was badly injured by shrapnel. president biden is scheduled a press conference call with other g7 leaders today to discuss the attack. one political science professor at

san jose state university believes the us will likely try to prevent this conflict from escalating into an all out war. >> the us has been very, has been struggling and has been very, prompt in trying to cool things down in the area and urge caution, both in, israel as well as its other allies in the middle east. so i'm hopeful that after this barrage, we're going to see things calm down. >> well, thousands of iranians filled the streets of tehran last night to celebrate the attack on israel. iran says the attack was in retaliation for an israeli strike this month on an iranian consulate building in syria, which killed two generals and five officers in iran's military. and stay with mornings on two for updates on iran's attack on israel. you can get updates anytime by going to our channel two website at ktvu.com. >> time now 704. police in napa

are investigating a deadly shooting. two women were killed in that gunfire. it happened shortly after 8:00 last night on riverside drive, right near the napa river. officers say one of the women was pronounced dead at the scene. the second woman died later at the hospital. so far, there have been no arrests, and anyone who may have information on the case is being asked to contact the napa police department. alleged victims of former windsor mayor dominic foppoli are speaking out. it comes just weeks after the state suspended its investigation against foppoli, citing a lack of evidence to move forward with charges. ktvu bailey o'carroll was up in santa rosa hearing from victims as they shared their emotional responses to that decision. >> more than 1111 women, some involved in lawsuits, some not, have come forward against dominic foppoli three years ago. >> then windsor mayor dominic foppoli became embroiled in multiple allegations of sexual

assault and multiple civil lawsuits. foppoli was not prosecuted despite investigations by the sonoma county sheriff's office and state attorney general. >> when the state of california is telling all of its victims if someone has enough money and power to buy themselves out of trouble, and even if you reach out on a rape victim hotline and 14 other women say the same thing, you may walk free. >> farrah abraham and three other accusers, their attorneys, and a large crowd of community members gathered outside of the sonoma civil and family court saturday to stand in solidarity and reiterate that they will not stop fighting for justice for the alleged victims. in a statement released at the end of march, the attorney general's office explained their decision, writing quote, at this time, we don't have enough evidence to warrant filing charges on the cases not barred by the statute of limitations. however, our investigation remains open and we urge anyone who believes they may be a victim or who has evidence to come forward.

>> we will show why the ag just lacked the courage, if you will, to move forward in the criminal justice system, because again, we're going to forge forward and be undaunted by any decision that has been made. the attorney general's decision absolute does not dictate our action. in fact, it kind of lights a little fire under our rear. >> in an interview from his home in italy last month, foppoli said he believed the litigation didn't have much to stand on. >> i've been very, very clear since the beginning that there was no truth to any of this, and i'm just, i think, glad that we're finally able to move on and hopefully start to heal. i was young, and through reflection and prayer, i realized, yeah, i wasn't a perfect partner. did i ever do anything criminally wrong or anything inappropriate? no. >> but alleged victims say healing for them will take years. in a written statement read aloud by attorney tracy carrillo, jane doe number six, who lives out of the country,

said the following. it's sad to see that justice really is corrupt here too. i was expecting this response from the attorney general to be a release from pain. it doesn't make me optimistic about my healing. according to the attorneys, each of the victims, jane doe or those who are public, have civil litigation pending. some of those already have court dates set. not until 2025. others are still awaiting that in santa rosa. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> 707 your time. the san francisco deputy sheriff's association is calling on the california national guard for some help. two jails in san francisco currently on lockdown due to escalating violence. a spokesperson for the sheriff's office says seven workers have been attacked in the last two weeks. some have been seriously injured. the association then sent the letter to city and county officials asking them for additional staffing and resources, including the deployment of the national guard. this weekend's lockdown

means all visits, programs and services are canceled in the north bay. >> six adults and a child were rescued as they clung to an overturned boat in tomales bay. marin county firefighters say they got a call from a boater whose boat capsized at about three yesterday afternoon. multiple agencies were deployed and three rescue watercrafts, two helicopters, two water rescue boats and ambulances were all involved. all seven people who were rescued were treated for cold exposure. >> after 42 years serving the east bay, the running shop transport in oakland has permanently shut its doors. shoppers went in saturday to shop, closing sales there. the store says it has always been independent, locally owned and owner operated. since 2018. it had also been 100% women owned business, one father tells us transport had a significant impact on the community. >> it's an institution that's always supported, local runners and local running teams. they've employed, you know, high school

kids, it's, you know, it's going to be a loss for the community. >> shoppers tell us they'll miss the store as a gathering spot. it was known for hosting regular weekly events such as yoga and pub and trial runs as well. >> today, the golden state warriors play their final game of the regular season. the warriors do have a future in. the playoffs, but their fate is not entirely in their own hands. let's go to ktvu. james torres joining us live this morning from san francisco's chase center to talk about what needs to happen to make the postseason just a little bit easier for the dubs. and james, i was watching that friday night game. oh that loss stings. even this morning. >> yeah, that could have made a huge difference here. but now we're looking to sunday and this afternoon of course we're here now at thrive city where we expect to see a pretty decent crowd just in front of this enormous screen here right now, showing you every promotion for

every concert that's coming up here at chase center. but soon it will show you the game. that could mean pretty different implications for the golden state warriors. a little later today, they face off the utah jazz this afternoon at chase center, and the scenario would have been a whole lot easier if they won their game against the pelicans just a few nights ago, but that didn't happen. however, not all hope is lost at this point. the warriors are locked into the play in tournament. at the very least, they are expected to play two do or die games to stay alive. however if they win tonight and get a little help from the lakers and the kings dropping their last games today, then the path could be a little bit easier into the postseason. it could look a little bit better for the dubs, where they could clinch the eight seed, meaning they would only need to win one game to officially be in the nba playoffs. now the warriors are looking pretty good in the final stretch. i mean, they've won their last eight, eight games within their last ten games. so they've pretty much made it a

nice little home stretch argument here. tip off against the jazz. expected to be at 1230 this afternoon. if you want to come to thrive city here. there's no official watch party happening, but they usually tend to play the game on the big screen here. anyone who wants to come around and join around, they welcome that cheering on the warriors, of course, hoping that they can make a nice argument heading into the nba playoffs. after today. we are live this morning from thrive city. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. >> all right thank you james. well police in the east bay were called to help an unresponsive man in a car. why? officers eventually took that man into custody. >> well, i decided to come check out this festival because of, like, not only just the food, but because of, like, the people. >> and it's second day of the northern california cherry blossom festival in the city. we're going to show you the sights, the foods and rformanc f

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month, the oakland planning commission will consider allowing bay area real estate company policies to build a new industrial complex along the waterfront. right now, the site at the 3600 alameda avenue is home to the old owens brockway glass manufacturing plant. lowe's says it wants to demolish that plant and build a 430,000 square foot complex that could be used for research, development and industrial operations. a staff report from the oakland planning commission says this redevelopment would create jobs in the city, have a stat for humanity hosting a big celebration in walnut creek, marking the completion of 23 brand new affordable housing units. >> here's a look at some of the new townhomes at esperanza plaza that's on las juntas way. they're constructed under a zero net energy model, so they

produce more energy than they actually consume. habitat for humanity says the units are going to low and moderate income people, who have often been priced out of the bay area housing market. one family telling us esperanza place will be a life changer. >> i constantly live in fear of displacement, and what that would mean to csr and the disruption of his routine, so being a homeowner gives me peace of mind, that we'll be able to take care of csr, in the long run in the future. >> the esperanza place project was funded through a government partners grants and community donations. >> thousands headed to san francisco's japantown to enjoy one of the city's most beloved street festivals. saturday marked the first day of the 57th northern california cherry blossom festival, and as ktvu zac sos tells us, the damp weather did not stop people from enjoying this san francisco tradition.

>> the rhythmic beats of taiko drums once again echoing through the streets of san francisco's japantown, ushering in the return of the northern california cherry blossom festival, regarded as the second largest of its kind in the country. >> i think it's a really fun time, like spending it with a group of friends among those hoping to snap a photo of the famous flowering trees celebrated by the event, only to discover the blossoms a bit shy this year in peace plaza. i hope they come out soon. >> still plenty else to do. nearby vendors offering a wide variety of japanese delicacies and other asian inspired cuisine. >> we came for like from about an hour away, but it was totally worth it. like this mochi. this mochi was really, really good and i also got some of the matcha ice cream. >> a few dance down a vendor with the perfect sales pitch. as the rain once again began to come down and get very cloudy day like today, stu instead opting for a bowl of this skinnier noodles. japan has

become known the world over for the ramen. >> yeah, we went and had some ramen leaving us with this review. >> the food's good, the weather's not bad. all right, a few steps away, chris drawn here by chance from the aromas wafting through the streets. >> we stopped and thought, well, what the heck, let's get something to eat. and now we have a beyonce part of the fun of this festival with so much unique and unexpected at every corner. >> i really love all the foods, all the different vendors coming out. it's really fun to see all the all the really cool stuff that we could purchase in support items like these origami inspired crafts from judy moo. >> i designed them based on the actual origami folds. yeah, like the cats and the butterflies. >> grateful to be given the opportunity to showcase her works. a lot of people want to be here. >> unfortunately, they're only allowed to take in a maybe 35, 40 vendors, so i feel very honored. >> and these festival goers in turn, grateful for artists like

her and the organizers who make this event so very special. >> absolutely. yeah. we come here every year. >> well, there's still plenty of time to experience that festival . it does continue today, and the next saturday and sunday will be the final weekend for that event. and they're going to get better weather for the event. >> i would say if you enjoyed it yesterday, you should go back today because look what look what's behind us. you got some blue sky out there ready for ray. >> that was a long, rainy day. yeah i feel like it felt long. maybe because we really just didn't want it to be raining. >> it never really just stopped. right it gave us breaks, but it never really just stopped giving you a look. here over san francisco, where we are joined by partly sunny conditions. still a cool one, in fact, just as cool as yesterday for the afternoon numbers come up. just a touch. storm tracker two here, where we do have still some green on the screen and a slight possibility at a few scattered showers for today. although we are going to be drying out over

the course of the afternoon. and then once we dry out, we are done giving you a view here of the system. the core there will be sliding over southern california and we are just getting the wrap around moisture there. so a few sprinkles still a possibility. storm tracker two here in the futurecast model showing you that by noontime time we are mostly cloudy and we do have to call for a slight chance of scattered showers. if you're going out to the a's game , your ball cap, maybe a waterproof jacket, and you should be just fine. we get past this wet weather and we're done and we are warming it up once again. very similar to what we saw last week. the winds are a little breezy. we've got sfo reporting 14mph. hayward reporting ten, palo alto 12, and our temperatures again in the 40s. we have 48 in san francisco right now. 44 to start your morning in walnut creek, 44 in livermore. if you're going out to see the a's play this afternoon, we're calling for

just a slight chance. a northwest breeze to ten miles per hour, 54 degrees the afternoon high and to 1:00, and then expected to top out near 60 for the second part of the day along the peninsula, 61 in redwood city and in the north bay, 58 and napa, with more sunshine expected for your afternoon. your extended forecast here, a notable jump coming in on your bay area monday. upper 60s for inland cities, mid 60s around the bay and we don't stop there. tuesday is a warmer day and then into wednesday. upper 60s at the coast, upper 70s around the bay, low 80s for our inland communities with mostly sunny skies and right now it looks like we are dry all the way into the weekend. back to you. >> okay. thank you. rosemary. well a california bill to mandate science of reading in classrooms dies without a hearing. more on the support that bill received and why the state's largest teachers union opposed it. >> also ahead, donald trump will appear in court tomorrow for his

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film star stormy daniels during the final days of his campaign for the white house in 2016, the presumptive republican nominee in this year's presidential race still faces three other criminal trials. >> i think if you look at all the cases pending against the president, this quite naturally doesn't feel like the most serious one. but there are some big charges here. this is a felony case. i don't expect that even if he's convicted, he would serve any jail time. >> trump's legal team has made several attempts to delay this hush money trial, citing the massive pretrial publicity and other reasons. but the judge in manhattan rejected those requests, setting the stage for a trial that is expected to last six weeks. trump is required to be present inside the courtroom for that entire time. >> time now 725. there are currently over 300 active drug shortages across the u.s. a metric medical expert says is an all time high shortages include medications for chemotherapy and adhd. all this, according to

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biden rally and his national security team as he reaffirms the commitment to israel. this is the open police department. >> you are to leave the area. >> and once again, out of control sideshows across city of oakland with drivers ramming police cars, driving on sidewalks and burning rubber throughout the early morning. a look at the scene as they overwhelm city streets and the warriors playing their final, final regular season game of the season with plenty of playoff implications on the line. this afternoon, we'll take you live to chase center with a preview next from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is

mornings on two and good morning bay area. >> we still got some cloud cover out there, but fortunately most of the rain has come and gone. that's a welcome sight and we do have a little blue on the horizon. that is always a welcome sight as well. welcome back ktvu kate. reviews. it's cold in here. a morning sun to i'm frank mallicoat. good to have you with us and i'm claudine wong. >> yes. let's talk about our weather. a break from the rain. i saw so many pictures on facebook for proms and balls and different things. and we had festivals and everyone's like. so it came just today? >> sure. >> yeah. came just today. and there it goes. >> it's all about the timing, right? but let's think back to the chinese new year parade when we had phenomenal weather. yes i will take by you. yes yes, yes. good timing. one for rosemary or mother nature. good morning. happy sunday to all of you. we are drying out just a slight chance at isolated showers today as the storm continues to work

towards southern california and then east. here is a look over san francisco. partly sunny conditions and a chilly one to start once again with temperatures in the mid to upper 40s from santa rosa into san jose. a little bit of a breeze out there. storm tracker two you can see just a bit of green on the screen as we head into the sierra, winding down here as well. we did get anywhere from about a quarter inch to an inch of rainfall over parts of the bay area in the last 48 hours, even a little bit more in our hills. i'll come up with that. those numbers here in just a little bit. but there's a look at the storm. and here is a look at the afternoon highs expected with partly sunny conditions. a few sprinkles 59 for santa rosa, ten degrees below average 60. in oakland we have 50. yeah 60 in oakland. so six degrees cooler than where we should be, where the oakland a's will be playing later today. i'll have a look at the sunday as well as the week ahead. coming up in just a little bit okay. >> thank you rosemary. well, the

nation of israel remains on high alert at this hour following iran's first ever full scale attack on that country. these reilly military says tehran launched more than 300 drones and missiles towards israel. fox news correspondent rebecca castro tells us how israel responded to this unprecedented attack. >> sirens sounding across israel early sunday, hours after iran's first ever direct attack on the country. israel's military says hundreds of drones and missiles were launched toward israeli territory on saturday, forcing people into bomb shelters. us officials confirm american forces intercepted dozens of those drones on top of israeli efforts to repel the strikes. >> together with our allies and partners, we are operating at a at we're operating at full force to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. we will continue to fulfill this mission.

>> iran says this attack is in response to a suspected israeli airstrike that killed a top iranian general in syria. this month. the violence is putting the middle east on high alert and renewing concerns. the war in gaza could expand into a larger regional conflict. >> they traded blows below the surface for decades, israel getting the better of that. but this is an open conflict now. >> president biden returned to washington on saturday to convene a meeting with his national security team. later, he spoke by phone with prime minister benjamin netanyahu to reaffirm the united states commitment to israel, writing in a statement in part, quote, israel demonstrated a remarkable capacity to defend against and defeat even unprecedented attacks, sending a clear message to its foes that they cannot effectively threaten the security of israel. the president is speaking with g7 leaders today to coordinate a diplomatic response to iran's attack. in washington, rebecca castor, fox news. >> thousands of protesters

gathered on saturday for another weekend of demonstrations against the israeli government. protesters are calling for the prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, to resign. they are also demanding the government to do more to bring back the hostages taken back in october. initial attack one protester says he believes netanyahu's military decisions are not prioritized. >> the hostages is going off a war of revenge, of destruction instead of bringing back our abductees, he only wants death and endless war in gaza. so we continue to war. we want nothing of this. we want peace. >> the demonstrations can just go. hours before iran launched its barrage of drones and missiles towards israel. >> russia is blaming ukraine for a deadly shelling that killed at least ten people. that attack happened in russian occupied tokmok on friday evening. ukrainian officials have not

commented on that strike. three apartment buildings and three apartment blocks, i should say, were hit. kremlin officials say 13 people were hospitalized. five were pulled out of that rubble alive. that region has been annexed from kyiv under full russian control since march of 2022. and to stay on the latest developments in these conflicts, you can go to our website at ktvu u.com. your time now is 735. oakland police made several arrests overnight night for sideshows. taking a look at your screen, you can see the activity there, the sideshows and the police cars who arrived as well as a fire. at least three cars caught on fire during these multiple sideshows across the city. those sideshows lasted for hours and opd had its hands full trying to disperse them all. as participants drove through

alleyways, over sidewalks, through parking lots, all trying to evade arrest. we are still waiting on final numbers from oakland police about how many people were arrested and police are searching for whoever shot and injured a person in san francisco's soma neighborhood. the shooting happened at sixth and jesse streets around 445 saturday morning. police say officers found a victim who had been shot at that scene. paramedics transported that person to a local hospital for life threatening injuries. no details were given about a potential suspect. no arrests have been made in oakland. a neighborhood saw a large police response after reports of a suspicious person inside a parked car. police say they received a call on saturday morning from the area of brookdale and courtland avenues when officers arrived, the suspect inside the car was unresponsive, police say when he eventually woke up, he tried to run off, but officers managed to catch up with him and take him into custody. officers say the suspect was arrested on multiple outstanding warrants. >> petaluma police arrested a

man after they say he led them on a police chase in a stolen semi truck. officials say last night, just before 930, they responded to reports of a stolen semi in the area of north mcdowell boulevard and professional drive and when the police arrived, they say the suspect led them on that pursuit, at times hopping the curb, driving on sidewalks. the driver identified as 41 year-old glen hopkins of san francisco, finally stopped and was arrested in contra costa county. five people, including four firefighters, injured when a fire engine was struck by a vehicle. this happened about ten saturday morning in walnut creek on southbound interstate 680, just south of olympic boulevard. fire truck was parked and was blocking a freeway lane while firefighters attended to a previous traffic accident. a white prius struck the fire truck, injuring four of the firefighters. the driver of the prius was seriously injured. all the injured people had to be hospitalized as well. >> bill aimed at changing how

california students are taught to read has died without a hearing. this week, assembly bill 2222 died without a hearing and that proposal would have required instruction in what's often referred to as the science of reading. that's a teaching method that focuses on phonics instruction and shows kids how to sound out words in stead of teaching kids to learn words through pictures and the context of a story. the bill did have the support of more than 50 organizations, but it hit a snag when california's largest teachers union opposed the bill. the union argued it would undermine current initiatives and cuts teachers out of curriculum decisions. >> the final regular season game is today for the warriors, and the playoff implications are many. a win today, and some help could catapult the dubs right into the number eight play in spot from number ten and with more on some of their possibilities and today's big game against the jazz we say

good morning to ktvu james torres, who is inside chase center, prior to the game, with all the information we need, we need a winner tonight. james you certainly do. and gosh, really, the circumstances would have been a whole lot different just a few days ago had the warriors closed out that game against the pelicans. but here we are. and here we are behind us, of course . pyro. all the, technical of what we can expect to see later today. of course being tested out chase center empty at this moment. but in just a few short hours, we'll see 18,000 fans hoping for the absolute best case scenario. and it is not entirely in the hands of the golden state warriors tonight. if they won their game against the pelicans would have been a whole lot easier. but that didn't happen. however not all hope is lost at this point. the warriors are locked in in the play in tournament. in the worst case scenario, they will remain that ten seed, but at the very least, they're expected to play two do or die playoff games and stay alive. but if they win

tonight and get a little bit of help from the lakers and the kings, if they drop those games today, then the path to the postseason could look a lot easier. where they will end up in that number eight seed, meaning they're playing implications would require only one win instead of two. and the warriors are looking pretty good in their final stretch. they've won their, eight of their last ten games. so on the road not looking bad this final stretch. not looking bad here. but it really all depends on what happens today. not just for the dubs but of course for the lakers and the kings as well. we'll have to see what ends up going on tonight, or rather, i should say this afternoon. tip off there expected to be at 1230. doors here at chase center will open at 11:00. we'll also tell you about what you can get. if you're one of the first fans that walks into the arena. of course, the warriors, very well known for these awesome giveaways. we'll show you what they are giving away. coming up in the next half hour. frank and claudine, we'll send it back to you. okay >> thank you. james. well, caltrain tested out its new

electric trains in san francisco. i want to show you some video of one of those trains just gliding along the rails. saturday's tests were part of caltrans goal to begin electric passenger service this coming fall morning and late night service between san francisco and mountain view is also adjusted this weekend, and next to accommodate electric train testing. well, this morning, an investigation is underway into a deadly shooting that left two people dead. what we're learning about what happened tax day and that deadline tomorrow. >> details of a new program offering easy and free filing for some of california's taxpayers. coming up, and a partly sunny start to the day. >> a few scattered showers still remain in place for your afternoon. then we warm things up in the days ahead. better look at tod and

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the state with the highest number of people experiencing homelessness. fox's susan hirasuna gives us a look inside one man's solution. >> from the bottom of the arroyo seco, the view of alejandro diaz's custom home, there are multiple makeshift homes built from scrap lumber and scavenged trash on this narrow strip next to the 110 freeway. but diaz's home yellow with white trim,

stands out. there's a concrete path to the front door on the other side, a garden with freshly planted flowers and trees. >> willows saying, hey, me. >> diaz says everyone approves of his home and it's clear he's house proud. >> gracias, gracias. >> he somehow managed to get the materials, like these ornamental stones across the arroyo. he installed ladders to access his little plot of land. and there's a pulley. diaz came to the u.s. from guatemala eight years ago. he's lived here happily for two years. here, no one bothers him. he says. no police, no strangers . >> mas contento. >> inside the structure, there's a neatly made bed. though he apologizes for the mass. he enjoys tv and lights, extension cords, drawing power from the streetlight in this small room, a toilet without running water. diaz may have created his own little oasis, but living here

has its challenges in this neighborhood, traversing between homes means a kind of a scary walk. then there's the constant noise from the 110 freeway and the swift water in the arroyo that can go from brook to raging river, and a storm. diaz has a bridge he can reconstruct in a minute, but his neighbor francisco proves how treacherous crossing without one can be so careful he's okay, and claims his life here along the arroyo is better than when he lived on the streets. >> de vivir un poco viene. >> that was fox's susan hirasuna. americans have reached a record number as we switch to other stories about credit card debt. a new survey found that 1 in 3 adults have maxed out their credit cards in the last five years. of those surveyed, 85% blamed inflation, and they said they are relying on their credit

cards to make ends meet. and a study by detcom found that credit card debt amongst millennials has grown faster than other generations. >> all right. tomorrow is tax deadline day returns are due at 1159 monday night, unless you file an extension. as fox's christina coleman reports, a brand new program allows some california taxpayers an easy and free way to file. >> if you put off filing your taxes until now, the clock is ticking. for most of us, the deadline is monday. the irs says it's received over 100 million returns so far, but if you're one of the roughly 1 in 4 americans who've waited until the last minute, it could be a source of stress and anxiety. >> we have the pressure of doing it right and getting the deadline in on time, and feeling worried about what might happen if i make a mistake, what might happen if i owe more on taxes than i'm expecting? >> but it doesn't have to be that way. experts say just take it one step at a time. ask for help from family and friends or

a tax professional if you need it, and focus on self-care if you're feeling stressed. if you're in one of these 12 states in may, $79,000 or less last year, you can file for free on the irs website. thanks to the new direct file pilot program just rolled out this year. if you file electronically, you should expect any refund you're owed within three weeks. and if you opt for direct deposit, you'll see that money even faster. the average refund this year is about $3,000. once you've checked over your paperwork and officially submit, give yourself a pat on the back for getting it done. >> plan on celebrating once you're done filing your taxes, ask your friend to go for a walk with you or to come over for dinner. give yourself a high five because filing taxes can be pretty stressful, and if you're not ready by monday, you can file for an extension that will give you another six months to get it done. >> reporting in los angeles christina coleman, fox news. and if you opt to file an extension, it only gives you more time to file your return. >> it does not buy you any more time if you expect to owe money. the irs says with an extension,

you should estimate your tax liability and pay that by april. the 15th to avoid late fees. >> well, right now you are probably drinking a cup of coffee. i am to wake up, but sleep experts, i need one. have another idea. apparently you will feel refreshed if you drink a cup of joe before for a nap. and that's because caffeine takes about 30 minutes to metabolize, so you can take a quick nap. then it kicks in and you wake up feeling more alert. is that how that works? that's how it's supposed to work, experts say for most people, 20 minutes news is just about right. here's my problem it doesn't. i don't fall asleep right away just because i lie down. and so i probably takes me 20 minutes to fall asleep. and by that time, the coffee's cooked, kicked in, and then and then my nap is, is off the chart. >> i think it's all psychological, because if i have a cup of coffee, even if it's decaf. oh, well, okay, i'm supposed to be all hyped up now. >> oh no, i need but but caffeine for me because i'm so tired, i'm like, yeah, i challenge you to wake me up. i

challenge you. i am so tired. i can sleep right through that. >> once you're down, you're down . >> i want to try it. all right. i think i'm more than 20 minutes. who sleeps for 20 minutes? i know that's what we're supposed to do, but i might pour one down my back. >> it's so cold in the studio right now. anyway, that's another story. rosemary. how's the weather today, cool. okay, we are off to a chilly start in studio and out. frank, good morning to you. giving you a live look there of the bay alcatraz, where we have a little bit of fog there drifting within the partly sunny conditions, calling for a few scattered showers today and unseasonably cool weather before things start to rebound tomorrow. here's a look at some of the rainfall amounts from the last 48 hours or so. san francisco coming in with almost 6/10 of an inch. livermore almost 4/10. redwood city almost a quarter inch, santa rosa a little bit more than half inch. this is at the airport. had a nice gentleman email me yesterday, said i had three quarters of an inch in my

backyard, so of course these are just this is just one rain gauge for certain cities. we typically see the airports where we're at sfo or oakland or santa rosa. ben loman in the santa cruz mountains reporting more than two inches of rainfall and still a few to go. not going to be a big deal. don't cancel your plans, but do bring a jacket because it is cool out there. we have a little bit still going on here in the sierra, and snow levels fell below 4000ft yesterday. we even had some snow at loma prieta, reported a mount hamilton. of course we were watching a little bit of rain, snow, snow mix there on mount diablo, so a cold storm, but pushing out. today there is a look at the center of the circulation that will work its way across california and then into utah by tomorrow. and then we have a ridge that will build in behind it and bring us the dry, warmer weather. here's a look at tomorrow morning. notice the ridge already over the pacific. there's our system

there over utah rolling you into your business week. the ridge strengthens and builds in over the west. it looks like it breaks down getting into thursday. notice how the ridge just kind of went up. but we are with the possibility of dry weather all the way through the weekend. at least that's what the models are showing right now. the winds are a little breezy out there, 5 to 10mph and another very chilly start to temperatures right now. 48 degrees in san francisco, inner east bay, 47 in concord, as well as in the north bay of napa. let's go north. a few numbers here. we've got laguna reporting 4245 in windsor, thinking about getting out to walk the dog. it's going to be cool throughout, even into the afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s at best, with a mix of sun and clouds and a few sprinkles still hanging on for today. if you need a pooch to watch or walk, i should say. isn't walter adorable? basset hound three years, one month and available at the san francisco spca. temperatures across the bay area

this afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s. we begin to rebound tomorrow. mid 60s around the bay, upper 60s inland, 70s in time for tuesday and then upper 70s for our bayside communities. low 80s for our inland cities. wednesday into thursday. back to you. >> thank you. rosemary, talk a little baseball. now. the giants will wrap up their weekend series against tampa bay today on the road after san francisco's best offensive game of the season yesterday, the giants longest home run drought, ten years all came to an end as the giants club, the rays 11 to 2 in florida yesterday. thairo estrada hit a couple of homers. lamonte wade jr, jorge soler and matt chapman also parked out some bombs who had not a home run in seven games. the giants been a long time and it all added up to a big win, giants said. at six and nine two weeks into this young season, now the a's will host the washington nationals at the coliseum this afternoon for the final game of their series. >> yesterday, nationals pitcher

mackenzie gore had 11 strikeouts in washington's 3 to 1 win over oakland. gore had all those k's by the fifth inning of work. like the giants, the a's are now six and nine. >> up next, anxiety skyrockets as top concerns for employees seeking mental health support. a new study showing a staggering increase in leaves of absence coming up. >> and she was a pioneer in american comics as the first female artist to ever draw wonder woman. san francisco's trina robbins has passed away at the age of 85. coming up, we look back at her remarkable career t t was filled with firs s next! ♪

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employees who are seeking mental health help. the study, from compsych corporation, showed nearly a quarter of people cited anxiety outweighing depression, stress, grief and addiction. more than 300,000 cases that the company handled in 2023 were analyzed for that study comes sykes. data revealed that there has been a 3,300% rather increase in mental health related leaves of absence since 2017, 69% of those leaves were taken by women. >> you may want to save this date if you like ice cream. on tuesday, april the 16th, you can get free ice cream at all ben and jerry's spots. the company is hosting their free cone day from noon to 8 p.m. count me in. customers will be able to choose any flavor for the free cone.

the annual tradition started back in 1979 to celebrate the first year that ben and jerry's was in business. last year, ben and jerry's dished out 970,000 free scoops of ice cream. this year, the company wants to do better at a million plus, so try one flavor or try them all. they're free on that day. >> all right, let's talk about crocs and pringles potato chips because they are collaborating on some limited edition get your kicks fashion wear. lots of the new crocs have jibbitz charms that let your specific look pop out. and if you're on the run and needing snacks, check these out. some of these crocs will actually let you store your snacks right on your feet, if that's what you really want to do. i'm not sure if that's what you want to do, but if that's what you want to do, pringles and clocks. crocs. classic crush boot. classic clogs with a mustache strap and classic slides in retro black and white. so there you go. >> wood chips.

>> as we approach 8:00 this morning, we are keeping a close eye on the middle east that's following iran's first ever full scale attack on israel. details on the attack and the role that analysts expect the u.s. to play and calling in the california national guard. the situation at two san francisco jails that led to lockdowns and a call for help. and in just hours, the warriors play a critical game at chase center, watching tipoff, which is at 1230 against the jazz. and for the warriors, yes, everything has to go exactly right. more on the other games that could decide golden state's playoff fate. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. let's take a live look outside. what a difference 24 hours makes. yesterday we had rain coming down. this morning. the sun has decided to visit us once again. so if you had outdoor plans

today, things are already looking up. welcome to mornings on two. it is sunday, april 14th. i'm claudine wong, i look like a watercolor painting. >> yes. it's beautiful. very pretty. we're glad the rain has stopped. temperatures still a little chilly, but we're inching our way to sunshine and midweek we could be popping a couple 80s, right? yes, back into the 80s once again. >> yes. it's going to take a few days, though. today, just as cold as yesterday. and yesterday was cold. we had temperatures in the 40s to start the morning and then barely made it into the 50s for some in the afternoon today. slightly better. giving you a live look here over the bay where we do have a little bit of fog there in view, in addition to still a little bit of storm cloud cover. and you can see from storm tracker two some light green out there indicating a few sprinkles still and drizzle along the coastline. our higher elevations we are leaving in the possibility of isolated showers for today, although it doesn't look like much, calling for mainly dry weather as well

as in the sierra beginning to wind down here a few inches fell over areas of the sierra, but again it was just the cold that it that has come with this storm. you can see areas right off the coastline, that little bit of swirl there, that's the center of the storm that will eventually work east and out of california by tomorrow morning. for us today, mostly cloudy skies, the chance for a shower, and unseasonably cool weather. we're talking 5 to 15 degrees below average. a better look at the current conditions, what we can expect for today, and that warmer weather on the way. coming up. >> okay. thank you rosemary. well, israel remains on high alert at this hour following iran's first ever full scale attack on that country. there air raid sirens are still going off in tel aviv and cities across israel this morning, following yesterday's unprecedented attack, the israeli military says tehran launched more than 300 drones and missiles towards israel, but israel says it was able to

intercept nearly all of those missiles with the help of the us military and its other allies. >> wide scale attack by iran is a major escalation. together with our allies and partners, we are operating at full force to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. we will continue to fulfill this mission . >> israel says the attack caused just minor damage and one confirmed injury. an israeli military spokesman says 110 year old girl was badly injured by shrapnel. president biden has scheduled a conference call with other g7 leaders today to talk about this attack. one political science professor at san jose state university believes the us will likely try to prevent this conflict from escalating into an all out war. >> the us has been very, has been struggling and has been very, prompt in, in trying to cool things down in the area and

urge caution, both in, israel as well as its other allies in the middle east. so i'm hopeful that after this barrage, we're going to see things calm down. >> thousands of iranians filled the streets of tehran last night to celebrate the attack on israel. iran says the attack was in retaliation for an israeli strike this month on an iranian consulate building in syria, which killed two generals and five officers in iran's military and stay with mornings on two. for updates on iran's attack on israel. and you can get updates anytime by going to our channel two website at ktvu.com. >> police in napa are investigating a deadly shooting. two women killed in gunfire. it happened shortly after 8:00 last night on riverside drive, right near the napa river. officers say one of the women was pronounced dead at the scene. that second woman died at the

hospital. so far, there have been no arrests and anyone that may have information on the case and the shooting urged to give napa police a call. alleged victims of former windsor mayor dominic foppoli are speaking out. it comes weeks after the state suspended its investigation against foppoli, citing a lack of evidence to move forward with charges. ktvu s bailey o'carroll was up in santa rosa hearing from victims as they shared their emotional responses to that decision. >> more than 1111 women, some involved in lawsuits, some not, have come forward against dominic foppoli three years ago. >> then windsor mayor dominic foppoli became embroiled in multiple allegations of sexual assault and multiple civil lawsuits. foppoli was not prosecuted despite investigations by the sonoma county sheriff's office and state attorney general. >> when the state of california is telling all of its victims if

someone has enough money and power to buy themselves out of trouble, and even if you reach out on a rape victim hotline and 14 other women say the same thing, you may walk free. >> farrah abraham and three other accusers, their attorneys, in a large crowd of community members gathered outside of the sonoma civil and family court saturday to stand in solidarity and reiterate that they will not stop fighting for justice for the alleged victims. in a statement released at the end of march, the attorney general's office explained their decision, writing quote, at this time, we don't have enough evidence to warrant filing charges on the cases not barred by the statute of limitations. however, our investigation remains open and we urge anyone who believes they may be a victim or who has evidence to come forward. >> it will show why the ag just lacked the courage, if you will, to move forward in the criminal justice system, because again, we're going to forge forward and be undaunted by any decision that has been made. the attorney general's decision absolutely

does not dictate our action. in fact, it kind of lights a little fire under our rear in an interview from his home in italy last month, foppoli said he believed the litigation didn't have much to stand on. >> i've been very, very clear since the beginning that there was no truth to any of this, and i'm just i think glad that we're finally able to move on and hopefully start to heal. i was young, and through reflection and prayer, i realized, yeah, i wasn't a perfect partner. did i ever do anything criminally wrong or anything inappropriate? no. >> but alleged victims say healing for them will take years. in a written statement, read aloud by attorney tracy carrillo, jane doe number six, who lives out of the country, said the following. it's sad to see that justice really is corrupt here too. i was expecting this response from the attorney general to be a release from pain. it doesn't make me optimistic about my healing. according to the attorneys, each of the victims, jane doe or

those who are public, have civil litigation pending. some of those already have court dates set. not until 2025. others are still awaiting that in santa rosa. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> 807 your time. the san francisco deputy sheriff's association is calling on the california national guard for help. two jails in the city are currently on lockdown due to escalating violence there. a spokesperson for the sheriff's office says seven workers have been attacked in the last two weeks. some have been seriously injured. the association sent the letters to city and county officials asking them for additional staffing and resources, including the deployment of the national guard. this weekend's lockdown means all visits, programs, services have been canceled after 42 years serving the east bay. >> the running shop transports in oakland has permanently closed its doors. shoppers went in saturday to shop, closing sales, the store says its always

been independent, locally owned and owner operated. since 2018 it had also been 100% woman owned business and one father tells us transports has had a significant impact on the community. >> it's an institution that's always supported and, local runners and local running teams. they've employed, you know, high school kids, you know, it's going to be a loss for the community. >> shoppers tell us they'll miss the store as a gathering spot. it was known for hosting regular weekly events such as yoga and pub and trail runs. well, today, the golden state warriors play their final game of the regular season and the warriors do have a future in the playoffs. but their fate is not entirely in their own hands. let's go to ctv's james torres, who is live for us this morning inside san francisco's chase center to talk about what needs to happen. we're trying to make this postseason a little easier for the dubs, james, and a lot of

kind of moving parts have to come into play here. >> well, the postseason is at least somewhat guaranteed for the golden state warriors. if everything goes wrong tonight or this afternoon, i should say they still clinched that 10th spot in the western conference. i don't want to say ten seed because that technically doesn't exist here, but that 10th spot in the standings gives them the opportunity to try to get into that eighth seed. that gives them that postseason hopes. of course, we saw that game against the pelicans a few days ago. had that gone the warriors way, that would have given them a much better chance of making the postseason a little bit easier. unfortunately, that's not the case here, but what happens today and a little luck from some of the other games can give us a really good shot at making the postseason a little bit easier here, but we are just a few hours away from tip off. a little later today, of course, the arena set here. we see some guys shooting a little, little warm up here. les quinones here, who is a member of the golden state warriors doing a little

shoot around this, this morning. i should say of course, that pelicans game really hurt the chances of the golden state warriors solidifying that seventh or eighth spot to give that play-in tournament a little bit of an easier circumstance for themselves. but not all hope is lost at this point. the warriors are locked in in the postseason. at the very least, they're expected to play two do or die playoff games to stay alive. however if they win today and get a little bit of help from the lakers and kings, and by that i mean both those teams losing, dropping those last games today, then the path to the postseason looks really good for the golden state warriors. they could clinch the eighth spot in the play in tournament, meaning the playoff implications will look a lot better. they would only require one win instead of two to actually get officially into the nba playoffs. warriors looking pretty good in their final stretch, winning eight of their last ten games, most of them on the road. so you would imagine that a end of season kind of

stretch like this would be in their favor. but it all depends on what happens this afternoon at the very least. again, they do get that number ten seed. if all goes worse. case scenario. now i mentioned about a half hour ago the golden state warriors of course, being really good at giving giveaways. if you come to the game, you get something you get to take home. it's usually in the form of a t shirt, but today it's in the form of this pretty nice looking bucket hat here, of course, given to you by, chase freedom. you get the golden state warriors little logo on there. you get to wear it throughout the game here. so if you are one of the fans, you don't even have to be like the first 500. the first thousand. nothing like that. any fan who comes to the game this afternoon, you get one of these bucket hats here, hoping to see the warriors do something real special today. and hoping that some of the other guys on the western conference don't do something special this afternoon. of course, we'll have to wait and see. and of course we will let you know how it all looks by the end of the day today. frank. claudine, we'll send it back to

you, okay? >> we'll look out for it. >> certainly hoping things go well today. james, thank you so much. well, person from mountain view reported feeling nauseous after opening an envelope with a mysterious white powder. the hazmat response it prompted coming up. and a pioneer in the world of comic books have died. next, we take a look back at the remarkable career of trina robbins, the first woman to eve draw wonder woman ♪ from the mountains to the coast... ♪ ♪ heatin' up the kitchen ♪ ♪ we got somethin different ♪ ♪ spreadin' good vibes all day ♪ ♪ todos a la mesa ♪ ♪ que buena la mezcla ♪ ♪ it don't get no better ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state ♪ ♪ lovin' this land everyday ♪

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wonder woman at a time when men dominated that industry. but that was just one of her many accomplishments in her remarkable life. according to the washington post, trina robbins died this week at sf general from a stroke at the age of 85. last year i had a chance to sit down with robbins in her san francisco home. it was a wonderful opportunity to chat about comics. her achievements, and her never ending love of a good story. she has lived in this home for decades, surrounded by a lifetime of collectibles in this place filled with stories and art. >> my name is trina robbins. i live here in this ancient house in san francisco. i am 84 years young. >> trina robbins describes herself in many ways a feminist and author, and a pioneer in the

world of comic books. her love of comics started when she was just a little girl. >> which comics are like the ones that starred women? the ones that starred men were very boring to me. i wasn't interested in those. so, you know, wonder woman, of course, but not just wonder woman. mary marvel, who was a girl, and all she had to do was say, shazam! and she became this superheroine. and it meant that you didn't have to wait to grow up to be a super heroine. you could be a girl and have super powers. >> one of her superpowers was her ability to draw and as a young woman, she drew what she describes as little pictures on paper with speech balloons over them. in the 60s, in underground paper started publishing those drawings. her work continued in the 70s when she moved to san francisco in the 60s and the early 70s. >> really, i was one of the few women drawing comics and the guys didn't like it. i mean, the

guys really, you know, they acted as though i didn't exist. you know? but a lot of people loved my comics, and i was one of the founding mothers in 1972 of women's comics, which was an underground publication, an anthology of all women comic artists. you know, i was a pioneer and i am a pioneer. >> in the 80s, she went from one of a few to the first. that's when dc comics decided its superheroes needed a new look, because, you know, superman was 75 years old and he still looks so young and is punching people out. >> so they had to redo it, you know, and they also redid wonder woman, who had been drawing wonder woman before this. oh, guys, it was 40 years of guys drawing wonder woman, not one woman. so but in between creating the new wonder woman, they had four months of no

wonder woman. this is the way i see it. it's a room full of editors and they're saying, what should we do with wonder woman? and someone saying, well, we all know trina likes wonder woman. why don't we just give it to her for four months? and if she screws it up, it doesn't matter, because we'll have a guy doing it next. so i did four issues of wonder woman and that made me the first woman to draw a wonder woman comic. >> she says she drew wonder woman as she knew her strong, muscular, independent. >> oh yeah, of course. i mean, she's a fighter. >> four issues later, she had cemented herself in history. she or as she likes to say, her story, not his god. >> i'm a feminist. sure. and her story in which is what i call myself. >> but she's never only focused on herself, she's no longer drawing, but she is writing, publishing more than ten books about women, including one on the women cartoonists of the jazz age stories, she says, that

need to be told. >> yes, and that's what i do. i mean, there was a time when people had never heard of these artists and now they know who these artists are and everyone who opens this book and looks at the art goes, wow, how come i never saw this before? well you never saw it before because the guys don't write about women. then you do. and i do. >> and she writes about women. she attends conventions, her schedule never stops. but one thing can still make her pause. trina robbins can still get swept away by a good comic book. >> oh, of course i do. i'll be cleaning up and pick one up, you know, to put it in its place. and suddenly sit down and start reading it. oh, yes. >> such a privilege to be able to talk to her last year. just such a fiery, wonderful personality. so to the end, so to her family and friends is certainly our condolences to

her. and what a remarkable, remarkable life. >> what a keepsake for you and for all of us to, you know, take a look at her life as she told it. yes. and you as well. so it was women's history month, and she will always be in history. >> rosemary. >> and quite a character too. oh my gosh. >> yes, so much fun i was glued, i could have hung out with her all day. i always overstay my welcome because i'm like, hey, let's chat more. sure >> yeah, she probably had a few comic books there. >> she had many like remarkable comic books that i was like, they just put in little drawers and shelves and it was great. very, very cool. god bless. all right. speaking of cool, outside our doors this morning once again, look, we've got some fog there in view in addition to the clouds and our temperatures are struggling this morning. if you're stepping out, it is another chilly one, just as cold as yesterday with temperatures in the mid 40s to low 50s. and for the afternoon only slightly better than yesterday. we still

have a few scattered showers across the bay area. you can see a little bit of green there. this system is working its way a little bit towards the southern california and then will push east and it is out of the california. it looks like by tonight. here's a look at 11:00. it's moving into nevada. and then into utah. and behind it we are dry for the next several days. meanwhile, afternoon highs under a mix of sun and clouds and a slight possibility at a few scattered showers, 58 this afternoon in san francisco, 60 in oakland, where we have the a's playing this afternoon. low 60s in livermore, five, ten, even 15 degrees below average today. it doesn't last, though. by tomorrow, upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s inland, 70s around the bay and inland on tuesday. and then reaching into the low 80s for our inland cities. wednesday and thursday. back to you. >> okay. thank you. rosemary well, san francisco mayor london breed is flying to china today, who she's planning on meeting with as she tries to strengthen economic relationships. >> also ahead, donald trump will appear in court tomorrow for his

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donald trump will become the first former us president to ever face criminal charges. he is accused of making hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels during the final days of his campaign for the white house in 2016. the presumptive republican nominee in this year's presidential race is still facing three other criminal trials. >> i think if you look at all the cases pending against the president, this quite naturally doesn't feel like the most serious one. but there are some big charges here. this is a felony case. i don't expect that even if he's convicted, he would serve any jail time. >> trump's legal team has made

several attempts to delay this hush money trial, citing the massive pretrial publicity and other reasons. but the judge in manhattan rejected those requests, setting the stage for a trial that is expected to last six weeks. trump is required to be present inside of the courtroom for that entire time. >> time now 825. there are currently over 300 active drug shortages all across the u.s, a metric medical expert says is an all time high. shortages include medications for chemotherapy and adhd. this is according to reports from the american society of health systems pharmacists and the utah drug information service. they've been collecting data since 2001, and they say the first quarter of this year alone surpassed the last record of 320 shortages back in 2014, lacking supply could be due to competition among generic manufacturers, as well as the supply chain and economic factors in manufacturing. up next, president biden has reaffirmed

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car fires littered the streets of oakland last night. a closer look into the police department's response to all the mayhem coming up. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning, bay area. beautiful shot of san francisco. no rain. got a few clouds out there, but we are definitely heading in a good direction. and if you head a little bit south at chase center, they got big doings going on there about 1230 utah jazz in town. need a warrior win and a little bit of help from portland and new orleans to beat a couple of other teams to hopefully push the warriors to that number eight seed. we shall see. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm frank mallicoat and i'm claudine wong. >> let's talk about that weather because certainly things have been changing very quickly. yesterday we woke up. the rain was coming down. yes. today we knew that we would see an end to

that. and those blue skies make an appearance. the sun saying i'd like to reintroduce myself. >> yes. in addition to all that wet weather. just the cold out there. right? temperatures in the 40s again this morning? yes i know, i know. so we are going to remain below average when it comes to the temperatures, at least for today. meanwhile, that most of that rain now moving out, and we are left with just a few scattered showers for the afternoon across the bay under area, under a mix of sun and clouds and a little bit of fog there. as we attempt to give you a view of san francisco. not happening at this moment, but again, if you're stepping out for breakfast, brunch, maybe even lunch later today, temperatures will be on the cool side, upper 40s to low 50s right now. a storm tracker two showing you just a little bit of green there. it looks like over the north bay, drizzle along the coastline. the center of this system will eventually work east and take the rain with it. meanwhile, for today, temperatures are only slightly better than yesterday. upper 50s to low 60s, several degrees

below average. better details on today and the warm up in the extended forecast coming up. >> all right. thank you rosemary. oakland police made several arrests overnight for sideshows. i'll take a look at your screen. you can see some of the activity. you had police cars there. you see cars trying to get between those police cars and fires. at least three cars did catch on fire during these multiple sideshows that were happening across the city. those sideshows lasted for hours. opd had its hands full trying to disperse them all as participants drove through alleyways, alleyways, over sidewalks, through parking lots, all trying to evade arrest. one driver even rammed police cars trying to get away. we are still waiting on final numbers from oakland police about how many people were arrested. well, an envelope with a suspicious white powder was delivered to a home in mountain view and that

prompted a hazmat response. the mountain view fire department shared this image of that hazmat response yesterday. they say one person did report feeling nauseous after opening the envelope, which did contain a mysterious powder and a single scrabble letter. it was delivered to a multi residence building on west camino or west el camino real just after midnight. while the hazmat team responded and determined that the powder was an over the counter medication and it was not dangerous, the nation of israel remains on high alert at this hour. >> following iran's first ever full scale attack on that country. israeli military says tehran launched more than 300 drones and missiles towards israel, fox news correspondent rebecca castor tells us how israel responded to this unprecedented attack. >> sirens sounding across israel early sunday, hours after iran's first ever direct attack on the country. israel's military says

hundreds of drones and missiles were launched toward israeli territory on saturday, forcing people into bomb shelters. us officials confirm american forces intercepted dozens of those drones on top of israeli efforts to repel the strikes. >> together with our allies and partners, we are operating at at we are operating at full force to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. we will continue to fulfill this mission. >> iran says this attack is in response to a suspected israeli airstrike that killed a top iranian general in syria this month. the violence is putting the middle east on high alert and renewing concerns. the war in gaza could expand into a larger regional conflict. >> they traded blows below the surface for decades. >> israel getting the better of that. but this is an open conflict. >> now. president biden returned to washington on saturday to convene a meeting with his national security team. later, he spoke by phone with prime

minister benjamin netanyahu to reaffirm the united states commitment to israel, writing in a statement in part, quote, israel demonstrated a remarkable capacity to defend against and defeat even unprecedented attacks, sending a clear message to its foes that they cannot effectively threaten the security of israel. the president is speaking with g7 leaders today to coordinate a diplomatic response to iran's attack in washington. rebecca castor, fox news well, thousands of protesters gathered on saturday for another weekend of demonstrations against the israeli government protests are calling for prime minister benjamin netanyahu to resign. >> they're also demanding that the government do more to bring back hostages taken in the october 7th attack. one protester says he believes netanyahu's military decisions are not prioritizing the hostages. >> he's going off a war of revenge, of destruction. instead of bringing back our abductees, he only wants death and endless

war in gaza. so we continue to war. we want nothing of that. we want peace. >> these demonstrations came just hours before iran launched its barrage of drones and missiles towards israel. and russia is blaming ukraine for a deadly shelling that killed at least ten people. that attack happened in russian occupied tokmok on friday evening. ukrainian officials have not commented on that strike. three apartment blocks were hit. kremlin officials say 13 people were hospitalized and five were pulled out of that rubble alive. this region has been annexed from kyiv under full russian control since march of 2022. and stay on top of the latest developments in these conflicts. you can go to our website. that's ktvu .com. >> time now 836. authorities in australia have released some new information about the weekend deadly attack at a busy shopping mall. police swat team shot and killed a man who fatally stabbed

at least six people at the shopping center outside of sydney yesterday. several others were critically injured, including a nine month old baby early today. police identified that attacker is 40 year old joel kachi. australia's prime minister says he has a long history of mental health problems. >> it would appear that this person has a lack acted alone. the motives are not known yet and speculate on that would not be helpful at this time. >> however, the prime minister says there is no evidence the attack was an act of terrorism. >> police in chicago say an eight year old girl was killed and ten others were wounded in an overnight shooting. several of the injured victims are also children. police say the gunfire erupted during a family gathering at a home in the south side of chicago. witnesses say a car drove by the home and several people inside opened fire. investigators believe the

shooting is tied to violent gangs, so far, there have been no arrests in the case. a bill that was aimed at changing how california students are taught to read has died without a hearing. >> this week, assembly bill 2222, as mentioned, died without a hearing. the proposal would have required instruction in what's often referred to as the science of reading. that's teaching a method that focuses on phonics and instruction and shows kids how to sound out words. instead of teaching kids to learn words through the pictures and context of a story, bill had the support of more than 50 organizations, but it did hit a snag when california's largest teachers union opposed the bill. union argued it would undermine current initiatives and cut teachers out of curriculum decisions. up next, the warriors have a chance in the playoffs, but their fate is not in their own hands. they're in, but they could do better. we're live from the chase center with what the team needs to do

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on a trip to china. the mayor's trip is part of her effort to strengthen san francisco's economic ties with its sister city in china, and there are plenty of other items on the

mayor's agenda. >> we are going to be meeting with three airlines to talk about direct flights, adding more flights to sfo. we're back to pre-pandemic levels at our international flights, and we want that to be more. we're going to be meeting with a number of businesses. we want to revitalize our downtown with investments. we want to make sure that china knows how important it is for our relationship. >> the mayor is traveling with several asian business and community leaders from san francisco, and they're going to be making stops in four cities during their trip across china. giant will wrap up their weekend series against tampa bay on the road today, after san francisco's best offensive game of the season. >> about time. giants longest home run drought in ten years. coming to an end yesterday in a big way as san francisco beat up on those rays 11 to 2 and florida yesterday. thairo estrada not one but a couple of home runs. lamonte wade jr, josé jorge soler and matt chapman

also homered for the giants, who had not had a home run at seven games that drought's over. giants, now six and nine out of the gate, the a's will host the nationals at the coliseum this afternoon for their final game of the series yesterday. national pitcher mackenzie gore, at 11 strikeouts in washington's 3 to 1 victory over oakland. gore had all of those k's during just the first five innings on the mound. a's now are six and nine, just like the giants on the young season. >> well, the first woman to sign a contract with a partner team for the major league in 2022 is making history once again. kelsey whitmore is the latest groundbreaking achievement is with a new bay area sports team. the oakland ballers have signed the pitcher and outfielder, making her the first woman to play in baseball's pioneer league. >> doing the best i can to be a role model, you know, for younger girls to continue striving for, for their goals, for their dreams. to me, it's just an honor to be a part of

that, and it's a blessing to be given that opportunity. >> and you can hear more of ktvu jason appelbaum's interview with kelsey whitmore on sportswrap tonight. >> well, california is one of the most expensive places to live, and it's also the state with the highest number of people experiencing homelessness . fox says susan hirasuna gives us a look inside one man's solution from the bottom of the arroyo seco. >> the view of alejandro diaz's custom home. there are multiple makeshift homes built from scrap lumber and scavenged trash on this narrow strip next to the 110 freeway. but diaz's home, yellow with white trim, stands out. there's a concrete path to the front door on the other side, a garden with freshly planted flowers and trees. >> muchos abuelos hey, me. >> diaz says everyone approves of his home and it's clear he's house proud. gracias gracias. he somehow managed to get the materials like these ornamental

stones across the arroyo. he installed ladders to access his little plot of land. and there's a pulley. diaz came to the u.s. from guatemala eight years ago. he's lived here happily. two years. here, no one bothers him, he says. no police, no strangers . >> mas mas contento. >> inside the structure, there's a neatly made bed, though he apologizes for the mess, he enjoys tv and lights, extension cords, drawing power from the streetlight in this small room, a toilet without running water. now, diaz may have created his own little oasis, but living here has its challenges in this neighborhood, traversing between homes means a kind of a scary walk. and then there's the constant noise from the 110 freeway and the swift water in the arroyo that can go from brook to raging river, and a storm. diaz has a bridge he can

reconstruct in a minute, but his neighbor francisco proves how treacherous crossing without one can be. whoa! careful he's okay. and claims his life here along the arroyo is better than when he lived on the streets. >> de vivir un poco bien. >> and that was fox's susan hirasuna reporting on some other news. now, americans have reached a record number of credit card debt. a new survey found that 1 in 3 adults have maxed out their credit cards in the last few years. of those surveyed, 85% blamed inflation and said they are relying on their credit cards that just make ends meet. a study by death.com found that credit card debt among millennials has grown faster than any other generation. >> well, shakira made a major announcement this weekend. she's going to go on a world tour. oh, i forget, see, i never said mark

tamayo venmo skip out and say goodbye instead. the colombian superstar made the announcement during a surprise performance at the coachella music festival in indio. yeah, finally we're going on tour. >> starting here, starting here, starting here, this november, this year, in this city. can't wait, can't wait. couldn't ask for more, couldn't ask for more. thank you so much. the tour announcement comes weeks since the release of her 12th studio album, which features collaborations with spanish artists and american rapper cardi b. >> the hips don't lie singer hasn't officially announced her tour dates or stops, but she's suggesting to her wolf pack that they should sign up for the announcement and register for presale tickets. >> 847 your time it's the weekend. let's talk a little weather with rosemary and things are looking up. although a little cold out there. >> yes yes yes. good morning to both of you. happy sunday. off to a chilly start. once again.

but the possibility of rain is moving out giving you a look here over the city where we have fog as well. we could barely see the bay and alcatraz as the clouds will be intact for today. under partly sunny skies, we will remain with just a slight chance at a few scattered showers, but for many it could be about the chill that remains overhead for today. here's a look back. the last 48 hours. some of the rainfall amounts san francisco. so almost 6/10 of an inch. ben loman in the santa cruz mountains. more than two inches reported there. santa rosa at the airport reporting almost 55/100, had an email from nasa man say we got three quarters of an inch and we live in santa rosa. so those rain gauges, of course, it's just one. and at santa rosa, it's at the airport. storm tracker two. here you can see some of the green still lingering overhead. we're going to have that wrap around moisture that continues overhead for today, leaving in a slight possibility of those

showers. the system here, the core off the central southern california coastline. it's going to push east. and by tonight and into tomorrow morning it is into nevada and utah. here's a look at monday morning for you. we are drying out. there's the system you can see there. and behind me is the ridge that is going to strengthen in the coming days, bringing us not only the dry weather, but the warmer weather. it tends to break down. at least this model has it breaking down a little bit by thursday, but right now it does look like we are going to remain dry through the weekend, so we'll be tracking that. meanwhile we're tracking the cold this morning 46 degrees still in novato 50 degrees san francisco 46, in walnut creek. stepping out to walk the dog. go for the thicker coat. temperatures into the afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s at best, several degrees below average. if you need a cute little dog, you to walk. walter is available at the san francisco spca. oh my goodness, it's like he's smiling at us. upper 50s this afternoon

for san francisco, 61, in concord, 61 in san jose. and your extended forecast here, notable jump coming our way for temperatures tomorrow. upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s inland. and then as we get into tuesday, bayside communities as well as our inland cities in the 70s and we continue to warm it up wednesday into thursday. low 80s inland, upper 70s around the bay, upper 60s at the coast. back to you. >> well, it's day two of the popular puppy palooza event, and it's set to kick off in about an hour. what you need to know if you're looking to take advantage of this weekend's discounts to adopt a new fur baby and rain didn't stop thousands from attending one of san francisco's most popular events. >> now the annual cherry blossom festival is honoring japanese american culture. that's coming up next at

deadline returns are due at 1159 monday night, unless you file an extension. as fox's christina coleman reports, there's a brand new program that allows some california taxpayers an easy and free way to file. >> if you put off filing your taxes until now, the clock is ticking. for most of us, the deadline is monday. the irs says it's received over 100 million returns so far, but if you're one of the roughly 1 in 4 americans who've waited until the last minute, it could be a source of stress and anxiety.

>> we have the pressure of doing it right and getting the deadline in on time, and feeling worried about what might happen if i make a mistake, what might happen if i owe more on taxes than i'm expecting? >> but it doesn't have to be that way. experts say just take it one step at a time. ask for help from family and friends or a tax professional if you need it, and focus on self care if you're feeling stressed. if you're in one of these 12 states in may, $79,000 or less last year, you can file for free on the irs website. but thanks to the new direct file pilot program just rolled out this year, if you file electronically, you should expect any refund you're owed within three weeks. and if you opt for direct deposit, you'll see that money even faster. the average refund this year is about $3,000. once you've checked over your paperwork and officially submit, give yourself a pat on the back for getting it done. >> plan on celebrating once you're done filing your taxes, ask your friend to go for a walk with you or to come over for dinner. give yourself a high five because filing taxes can be

pretty stressful, and if you're not ready by monday, you can file for an extension that will give you another six months to get it done. >> reporting in los angeles christina coleman, fox news. >> and if you opt to file an extension, it only gives you more time to file your return. it does not buy you any more time. if you expect to owe money. the irs says with an extension, you should estimate your tax liability and pay that by april the 15th to avoid any late fees. >> well, tens of thousands of people are spending this weekend in san francisco's japantown. they have come to enjoy the sights and sounds of one of the city's most popular events. well, northern california's 57th annual cherry blossom festival got underway yesterday. this is a celebration of japanese and japanese american culture and includes parades, floats, live music, and plenty of great food. and the cherry blossom festival will continue in japantown from about an hour away. >> but it was totally worth it.

like the smoky, the smoky was really, really good and i also got some of the matcha ice cream , matcha ice cream, and mochi donuts. >> always very good, right? the festival will continue at 11 this morning. it will resume next saturday and sunday as well for the final weekend of that festive event. >> how about some ice cream? >> i don't know, i'll take ice cream. >> okay, well, this tuesday you can get free ice cream at ben and jerry's company is hosting its free cone day from noon to 8:00. customers can choose any flavor for the free cone. annual tradition started off in 1979 to celebrate the first year of the business. last year, ben and jerry's dished out 970,000 free scoops of ice cream, and this year, the company wants to help. have you helped them reach their new goal of a million plus scoops? so try one flavor. you can try them all. it's free on that day. >> well, tesla is going on trial this week with the company's lawyers say in response to a lawsuit brought by a woman who says her child turned on the car

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following a full scale attack on the nation by iran. how president biden is responding to this latest attack on israel. plus, a double homicide investigation is underway in napa. we'll tell you what we're learning today as police try to figure out who killed two women last night.

>> i'm hearing from chase center, where the golden state warriors will play their final game of the regular season. they do have at least one guaranteed game in the postseason, although their fate is not entirely in their own hands. we'll talk about that coming up in just a few minutes from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning to you. you can see outside at highway 24 this morning still cloudy and gray out there. but a change that was from what we saw yesterday. and we have seen the sun peeking out across the bay area. some hints of blue sky and, different areas of the bay. but it's going to take a little while for it to warm up, but warm up. it eventually will this week, which i am looking forward to. welcome to mornings on thumbs up. it is sunday, april 14th. i'm claudine wong. >> yeah, little fire right now would be nice, cozy up to that. maybe we'll build one right here in the studio, shall we? >> little bonfire? yeah. >> bonfire. fun

>> it's not the sprinklers. >> yeah. all right. rosemary, when? when is that? >> would like that. but, you know, when's it going to warm up? >> yeah. >> 80 degree day. >> depends on if you like, 60, 70 or 80 because we have all of it. >> it's heading that way. >> it's all good. yes yes yes baby steps. it will be a gradual warm up. but by the wednesday time frame we are looking at temperatures in the low 80s for our inland cities. meanwhile, across the bay area this morning, another cold start and fog there covering our view of san francisco or san francisco. right now reporting 50 degrees 47 in the city of santa rosa, upper 40s in concord, a few sprinkles still remaining a possibility for today as the storm works its way through southern california and off to the east by tonight and into tomorrow. for today, though, with the mix of sun and clouds and a few sprinkles, temperatures are going to struggle once again. ten degrees below average in santa rosa, going to 5960. in oakland, where we have the a's playing this afternoon. a better look at today and that warm up in the

extended forecast coming up. >> sounds good. thank you rosemary 901 your time. police up in napa are investigating a deadly shooting. two women were killed in gunfire up there. this happened shortly after 8:00 last night on riverside drive, right near the napa river. and we take you there. live here with these live pictures. the officers responding to the gunfire say one woman was pronounced dead at the scene. the second victim died later at the hospital. well, so far there have been no arrests. and anyone that may have information on the case urged to give napa police as soon as you can. >> well, israel remains on high alert at this hour, following iran's first ever full scale attack on that country. there air raid sirens are still going off in tel aviv and cities across israel this morning, following yesterday's unprecedented attack, the israeli military says tehran

launched more than 300 drones and missiles towards israel. but israel says it was able to intercept nearly all of those missiles with the help of the us military and its other allies. >> wide scale attack by iran is a major escalation. together with our allies and partners, we operating at full force to defend the state of israel and the people of israel. we will continue to fulfill this mission . >> israel says the attack caused just minor damage and one confirmed injury. an israeli military spokesman says 110 year old girl was badly injured by shrapnel. president biden is scheduled a conference call with other g7 leaders today to discuss the attack. one political science professor at san jose state university believes the u.s. will likely try to prevent this conflict from escalating into an all out war. >> the us has been very, has been struggling and has been

very, prompt in trying to cool things down in the area and urge caution, both in, israel as well as its other allies in the middle east. so i'm hopeful that after this barrage, we're going to see things calm down. >> thousands of iranians filled the streets of tehran last night to celebrate the attack on israel. iran says the attack was in retaliation for an israeli strike this month on an iranian consulate building in syria, which killed two generals and five officers in iran's military and stay with mornings on two. for updates on iran's attack on israel. you can get updates anytime by just going to our website at ktvu.com 904 your time san francisco deputy sheriff's association is calling on the california national guard for help. >> two jails in the city are currently on lockdown, all due to escalating violence. a

spokesperson for the sheriff's office says seven workers have been attacked in the last two weeks alone. some have been injured seriously, so associations sent the letters to city and county officials asking them for additional staffing and resources, including the deployment of the national guard over the weekend. the lockdown means all visits, programs and services are canceled. alleged victims of former windsor mayor dominic foppoli are speaking out this weekend. it comes weeks after the state suspended its investigation against foppoli, citing a lack of evidence to move forward with any charges. ktvu bailey o'carroll was in santa rosa hearing from victims as they shared their very emotional response to that decision. >> more than 11 in 11 women, some involved in lawsuits, some not, have come forward against dominic foppoli. >> three years ago, then windsor mayor dominic foppoli became

embroiled in multiple allegations of sexual assault and multiple civil lawsuits. foppoli was not prosecuted, despite investigations by the sonoma county sheriff's office and state attorney general. >> when the state of california is telling all of its victims if someone has enough money and power to buy themselves out of trouble, and even if you reach out on a rape victim hotline and 14 other women say the same thing, you may walk free. >> farrah abraham and three other accusers and their attorneys in a large crowd of community members gathered outside of the sonoma civil and family court saturday to stand in solidarity and reiterate that they will not stop fighting for justice for the alleged victims. in a statement released at the end of march, the attorney general's office explained their decision, writing quote, at this time, we don't have enough evidence to warrant filing charges on the cases not barred by the statute of limitations. however, our investigation remains open and we urge anyone who believes they may be a victim or who has evidence to

come forward. we will show why the ag just lacked the courage, if you will, to move forward in the criminal justice system, because again, we're going to forge forward and be undaunted by any decision that has been made. >> the attorney general's decision absolutely does not dictate our action. in fact, it kind of lights a little fire under our rear. >> in an interview from his home in italy last month, foppoli said he believed the litigation didn't have much to stand on. >> i've been very, very clear since the beginning that there was no truth to any of this, and , and i'm just, i think, glad that we're finally able to move on and hopefully start to heal. i was young, and through reflection and prayer, i realized, yeah, i wasn't a perfect partner. did i ever do anything criminally wrong or anything inappropriate? no >> but alleged victims say healing for them will take years in a written statement read aloud by attorney tracy carrillo, jane doe number six,

who lives out of the country, said the following. it's sad to see that justice really is corrupt here, too. i was expecting this response from the attorney general to be a release from pain. it doesn't make me optimistic about my healing. according to the attorneys, each of the victims, jane doe or those who are public, have civil litigation pending. some of those already have court dates set not until 2025. others are still awaiting that in santa rosa. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu , fox two news. >> well, tesla is set to go on trial this week over a negligence lawsuit brought by a woman who says her toddler activated her car. that lawsuit claims the santa barbara woman, who was eight months pregnant when her toddler got in the car and put it into drive. the woman then got in front of the car, thinking tesla was equipped to stop it. if it recognized a person, but instead it pinned her to a wall when the toddler accelerated, the hit prompted her to give birth prematurely through a broken pelvis. tesla's

attorneys claim she was negligent. big doings today at chase center. >> the golden state warriors will play their final, final regular season game this afternoon. >> they are in the playoffs, but a win and a little luck could improve their position in the postseason. let's go to ktvu james torres joining us live from san francisco's chase center this morning to talk about all things warriors. >> frank and claudine, i have to smash the earpiece into my ear so i can actually hear you, because the music is now blaring. at those point inside chase center. that doesn't mean anything is officially starting here. really. there's a lot of warm up and making sure that they know what they're doing before we see tipoff in just a few hours from now behind me, we're getting a quick, exclusive look into the, hardwood dancers. here they are, one of four dance groups that belong to the golden state warriors. this one in particular is the 55 year old and up crew. they perform at every warriors game. they're all former dancers of old professional teams here, and

they just want to keep that lifestyle going here. of course, one of many things that you would see if you come to the game a little later this afternoon, the stage pretty much set here at chase center for the warriors to host the utah jazz, which could potentially mean an easier trip into the playoffs. the warriors are already guaranteed a spot in the play in tournament, but if they lose this afternoon, they will continue to stay and sit at the number ten spot, not the ten seed doesn't exactly exist, but that means they would need to win two do or die games to officially be in the nba playoffs. but if they win today and with a little bit of help from the lakers and the kings, should those teams lose, they could potentially move into the number eight spot, meaning they would only need to win one of those games to stay alive. however, head coach steve kerr says some of the superstars might get some rest this afternoon. >> you prefer to stay at home, but if you look at what we're facing, it's a gantlet, right? and you got to play two, two play in games and if you if you

can win those two, then you got to, you know, game one 48 hours after that. so i'm much more interested in, our, ability to, to be ready for, for next week. >> if you sit at the number ten spot, that means you do play an away game. so it is in the warriors interest to try to be at that number nine seed. however, as you heard steve kerr say, they just want to get there in the first place. how the warriors won against the pelicans a few nights ago. they would have been in a much better position if they stay in the 10th spot, they would need a win to play in games to officially clinch the number eight seed in the west, and when they do that, that means they would end up playing the number one seed to continue on in their playoff hopes. that means that they would have to play against the likes of the denver nuggets, oklahoma city thunder or the minnesota timberwolves. three teams that have really proven themselves this season. now, if you're one of the 18,000 people in the arena today, you will get

to get your hands on one of these bucket hats. this goes to every fan sitting in one of these seats today. a little bit more incentive if you haven't bought your tickets yet. if you're on the fence of whether you want to come to the game today, the last regular season game of the season, of course, this may be your way to convince, to convince you to actually get here this afternoon. tip off set for 1230 today. we're live this morning from chase center. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, james, way to explain it all. go warriors. we appreciate it. coming up next, if we gave you puppy fever during yesterday's live shots on mornings on two we have good news. details on your next chance to adopt a puppy today in need of a good home at the puppy palooza. coming up and across the bay area this morning, a partly sunny skies, a few scattered showers, and another chilly start. >> a better look at the current conditions and what we can expect for today, as well as the

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running shop transports in oakland has permanently shut its doors. shoppers went in saturday to shop for closing deals. that store says it has always been independent, locally owned and owner operated, and since 2018 it has also been 100% woman owned. business one father tells us transports had a big impact on the community. >> it's an institution that's always supported. local runners and local running teams. they've employed, you know, high school kids. you know, it's going to be a loss for the community. >> shoppers tell us they will miss the store as a gathering spot. it was known for hosting regularly regular weekly events like yoga and pub and trial runs as well. >> well, plans to redevelop the site of a factory in the east bay that is more than 80 years old are moving forward this month. the oakland planning commission will consider allowing bay area real estate

company prognosis to build a new industrial complex along that waterfront. right now, the site at 3600 alameda avenue is home to the old owens brockway glass manufacturing plant. prognosis says it wants to demolish that plant and build a 430,000 square foot complex that could be used for research, development and industrial operations. a staff report from the oakland planning commission says this redevelopment would create jobs in the city. >> habitat for humanity hosting a celebration in walnut creek, marking the completion of 23 new affordable housing units. here's a look at some of the new townhomes that esperon place on las juntas way, near the pleasant hill bart station. they are constructed under a zero net energy model, so they produce more energy than they consume. habitat for humanity says the units are all going to be low and moderate income people, who are often priced out of our bay area housing market. one family telling us esperanza, a place

will be a life changer. i constantly live in fear of displacement. >> and what that would mean to society and the disruption of his routine, so being a homeowner gives me peace of mind, that we'll be able to take care of cesar, in the long run. in the future, the project was funded through government partners, grants, and community donations happening today. >> bay area pet lovers still have a chance to bring home an adorable puppy today, the humane society of silicon valley in milpitas is hosting day two of its popular puppy palooza event today. it will be at the petco in san jose on el paseo de saratoga. the humane society is offering a 25% discount on its adoption fees. the goal is to find a loving home for more than 50 puppies, and there are 33 remaining puppies still looking for a home. we just lost one of our dogs recently, so this is

like kind of important to me. >> today we came to meet, sam today and see if he's going to go home with us. >> oh, there they are. puppy palooza resumes at 10:00 this morning, and will continue until 5:00 this afternoon. >> i went in there. >> i'd come home with, like, eight dogs and maybe nine if there was a ninth. they were so cute. >> my dog leo might not like that if i came home with a problem is they grow up to be big dogs. >> well take up a lot of space, but boy, they are cute. >> yeah, well, a nice day to get out and check out a puppy. maybe bring home one for their forever home and the weather is going to be better for that. yes, although if you're getting out to walk your pooch this morning, go for the thick jacket. >> jacket? a chilly one out there, maybe even waterproof, if you'd like. we have a slim chance at a few scattered showers left for today. meanwhile, outside our doors at this hour, we are slowly thawing out a live look here over oakland. we've got the a's playing later today. temperatures are going to be

below average. storm tracker two here. picking up on a few scattered showers near dylan beach this morning. bodega bay over towards the windsor, santa rosa, rohnert park. really light shades of green. the darker shades of green definitely seeing it more so hitting the ground in any event, this system is working its way out of california today and we will be left with dry weather heading into the evening. there's a look at tomorrow morning. notice the storm is now over utah and we have a ridge over the pacific that will be strengthening our way into the coming days. breaks down a little bit. by thursday. models are projecting a dry through the weekend, so we will be watching for that. meanwhile, outside our doors at this hour, 50 degrees in san francisco and 52 at half moon bay, some of the warmer spots this morning get into the north bay 46, in novato for the inner east bay 46 brentwood, a lot of 40. we've got 47 in alamo, kensington reporting 45. if you're going to

the a's game today, a partly sunny conditions. cool, 54 degrees at game time. just a slight chance for a few sprinkles in the afternoon. nothing like yesterday. a northwest breeze to ten miles per hour. we will be below average by several degrees. santa rosa you're typically 69 degrees this time of year, going to 59 for the afternoon, upper 50s to low 60s from san francisco towards redwood city and into san jose. the extended forecast temperatures begin to rebound tomorrow, upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s inland. and then tuesday, low 60s at the coast. low 70s around the bay. upper 70s inland. by wednesday and thursday, our inland communities are into the low 80s, upper 70s around the bay, upper 60s at the coast, back to you. >> thanks, rosemary contra costa culinary students in the east bay are planning an educational trip of a lifetime. how you can help them reach those goals. coming up. >> an historic trial is unfolding this week against former president donald trump. what experts think is in store

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of a historic trial. donald trump will become the first former us president ever to face criminal charges. he is accused of making hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels during the final days of his campaign for the white house in 2016. the presumptive republican nominee in this year's

presidential race is still facing three other criminal trials. >> i think if you look at all the cases pending against the president, this quite naturally doesn't feel like the most serious one. but there are some big charges here. this is a felony case. i don't expect that even if he's convicted, he would serve any jail time. >> trump's legal team has made several attempts to delay this hush money trial, citing the massive pretrial publicity and other reasons. but the judge in manhattan rejected those requests, setting the stage for a trial that is expected to last six weeks. trump is required to be present inside of the courtroom for that entire time. >> there are currently over 300 active drug shortages across the u.s, a metric medical expert says that's an all time high. shortages include medications for chemotherapy and adhd. all this, according to reports from the american society of health systems pharmacists and the utah drug information service, they've been collecting data

since 2001, and they say the first quarter of this year alone surpassed the last record at 320 shortages in 2014 lacking supply, could be due to competition among generic manufacturers, as well as the supply chain and economic factors in manufacture. >> a new national survey reveals many adults who were previously disenrolled from medicaid during the pandemic are now left uninsured. since previous pandemic, medicaid unwinding resumed on april 1st of last year, more than 20 million people have been disenrolled from medicaid programs, and the kff survey shows 23% were left with no insurance coverage at all. however, 28% of those disenrolled did get coverage through other means, like the affordable care act marketplace or through an employer medicare, or they got military coverage. health policy experts say having no care at any time can lead to delayed care or financial risks.

>> sideshows, car fires littering the streets of oakland overnight, a closer look into the police department's response to all the mayhem. >> and san francisco mayor london breed is flying to china today. we'll tell you who she's planning on meeting with she

we're learning from police as they try to find the killer. >> the stage is set for the golden state warriors to play their final game of the regular season. it's happening right here at chase center. we're talking about the playoff implications coming up in just a few minutes from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning bay area. happy weekend. we've got some blue skies. still got some scattered clouds out there. but we are heading in a much warmer direction and may i say less wet direction as well. very little rain today. so that was a pleasant sight and hopefully some blue skies ahead. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. it is a sunday. good to have you with us. >> i'm frank mallicoat and i'm claudine wong. let's talk about your weather because changes are coming. if you got tired of the rain yesterday, the good news is it's over. >> rosemary, just a slight chance i have to cover my bases,

so to speak. this system is rolling out of california. it will be gone late tonight, and into tomorrow. meanwhile, a nice look there over the oakland skyline. a little bit of blue sky out there this morning. still a few lingering showers remaining for today and temperatures on the chilly side once again. 47 to start your morning in santa rosa. 48 in concord 53 san jose. the showers working their way towards southern california. we will have that wrap around moisture with us for the afternoon. partly sunny conditions and well below average 59 degrees. santa rosa to low 60s in livermore as well as san jose. a better look at the current conditions and what we can expect for the week ahead, including a robust warm up coming our way in the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you. rosemary. police up in napa are investigating a deadly shooting. two women were killed in the gunfire. this happened shortly after 8:00 last night on riverside drive, right

near the napa river. and we're going to take you up there live. we spoke with one person who lives in the area and they heard three shots. officer officers say one of the women was pronounced dead at the scene. this is video, actually. second woman died later at the hospital. so far there have been no arrests and anyone who may have information on the case being urged to contact napa police. >> oakland police made several arrests overnight for sideshows. all right. check out video from what was happening last night. you see that car trying to get through two police cars? there were also at least three cars that caught on fire in those multiple sideshows that we saw across the city. those sideshows lasted for hours. opt had its hands full trying to disperse people as participants drove through alleyways, over sidewalks, through parking lots,

people trying to evade arrest. one driver rams and police cars you saw a little earlier and it's effort to get away. we're waiting on final numbers from oakland police about how many people were arrested. an envelope with suspicious white powder was delivered to a home in mountain view, and it prompted a hazmat response. a mountain view fire department shared this image of the hazmat response yesterday. they say one person did report feeling nauseous after opening the envelope, which did contain a mysterious powder and a single scrabble letter. it was delivered to a multi residence building on west el camino real after midnight. the hazmat team responded and determined that the powder was an over the counter medication and was not dangerous. >> time now is 933. authorities in australia have released new information about a weekly deadly weekend. deadly attack at a busy shopping mall. police swat team shot and killed a man who fatally stabbed at least six people at the shopping center

outside of sydney yesterday. several others were critically injured, including a nine month old baby. earlier today, police identified that attacker as 40 year old joel fauci. australia's prime minister says he has a long history of mental health. >> problems would appear that this person has a lack acted alone. the motives are not known yet and speculation on that would not be helpful at this time. >> however, the prime minister says there are no evidence this attack was an act of terrorism. >> police in chicago say an eight year old girl was killed and ten others were wounded in an overnight shooting. several of the injured victims are also children. police say the gunfire erupted during a family gathering at a home on the south side of chicago. witnesses say a car drove by the home and several people inside did open fire. investigators believe the shooting is tied to violent

gangs. so far, no arrests in that case. >> well, a bill aimed at changing how california students are taught to read has hit a dead end. this week, assembly bill 2222, died without a hearing. the proposal would have required instructions on what's often referred to as the science of reading. that's a teacher method that's focused on phonics instruction and shows kids how to sound out words. instead of teaching kids to learn words through the pictures and context of a story. the bill had the support of more than 50 organizations, but it did hit a snag when california's largest teachers union opposed the bill. union argued it would undermine current initiatives and cuts teachers out of curriculum decisions. >> the golden state warriors will play their final game of the regular season today. >> yeah, they are in the playoffs right now, but a win and a little bit of luck and help could improve their position in that playoff pecking

order. ktvu james torres joins us live at chase center to explain. for a game that kicks off here in a couple of hours, james. >> yeah. frank. well, you know, coming to a warriors basketball game is not just coming to a basketball game. loads of entertainment, especially at halftime. but really all throughout the game that you can look forward to. so if you're on the fence on whether you should come to the final regular season game, we could possibly give you some reasons to finally make that decision. joining me to talk more about it, sabrina ellison, you, are in charge of a lot of things here, but mostly really the entertainment that we get to see. can you talk a little bit about what your job is and what people should expect if they're making their way out here this afternoon? >> yeah. so i'm in charge of all of our entertainment teams and they're amazing. there's four squads. we have our kids team, which is the junior jam squad. we have our warriors dance team, which is our female on the squad. we have our blue crew, which is our male hip hop team, and then we have our joyful senior dance team called the

hardwood classics. tonight we have a special, special performance. we have a special guest coming in midway through the routine. you have to get out here to chase center to figure out who that is. but i promise you it's going to be worth your time. >> yeah, we got to see a little bit of their performance and rehearsal. if you will, these guys look like they have a lot of fun here. can you tell us just a little bit about your experience behind this, behind the scenes? you said you kind of used to write some of the choreography. not so much nowadays here, but you're still very well involved. >> yeah. i mean, i've been with the organization since 2011 and have been able to, like, creatively show up and, you know, bring in new entertainment elements to our fan base. and it's amazing. look, i'm a huge warriors fan, and there's nothing more electric than being in this arena and getting our crowd pumped up. and that's part of what we do from an entertainment element. you know, we infuse bay that bay spirit and really just want to capitalize on that for our fan base and make sure that they're enjoying their time. so when the basketball players aren't playing, we want to make sure every element is entertaining and really getting our fan base pumped up. and that's what our

entertainment teams do time and time, she says. >> she's a huge warriors fan. that is significant because she grew up in southern california. so glad to hear that. in this case here, you know, i mentioned at the beginning of this live shot here that coming to a basketball game is more than just a basketball game. what does that mean to you, you know, it's a place of community. honestly bringing people together that love the golden state warriors. they get their families involved. it's bigger than just watching a basketball game. it's feeling connected to your team, to your players and obviously the bay area. you get to do that right here and be entertained and be able to like, cheer loud and like you know, get the fan base going so we can cheer our players into victory. >> right on. sabrina, allison, thank you so much for chatting with us, taking some time with us here. you know, you saw some of the rehearsals earlier this morning. you can see the actual show itself, the performances and apparently some sort of special surprise coming up. tip off here at 1230 this afternoon, frank and claudine, we'll send it back to you. >> okay. thank you. james said,

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be hosting their 15th annual food and wine festival. it's a great day to eat, drink and mingle and help out a very worthy cause. all the proceeds pay for scholarships to send their young chefs to italy to learn from the very, very best. and many of these students have never, ever even been on a plane, let alone spent two weeks in europe learning how to cook and doing a little sightseeing, having a little fun as well. we

are delighted to have the contra costa college's chairman of the culinary arts school, nader sharks, and student renzo malakas with us this morning. welcome, welcome, welcome. >> thank you. thank you. >> good to have you. well, nader, i've been a part of this the last ten years. helped emcee your auction. i know how much fun it is, but give our viewers a little snippet of what they can expect. >> it's just amazing. just to mingle with the students. we have about 30 wineries, about 25 restaurants will be attending. and also we have live auction. we have a great artwork by ej. we have also a table that's done by the students have gone to italy and renzo is one of them. >> that's right. and not to mention a little music too. >> oh, we have a great band. >> yes you do absolutely. >> i love it, renzo, you've been to italy, you've been a part of this program. how does that change your life? >> you were there last year to say the least. yeah, it was a life changing opportunity, we had cooking classes and wine

classes with the great italian chefs, and i learned so much on that trip. >> had you ever been abroad before? >> no. this is my first time stepping outside of the us. >> oh my goodness. take us through some of the pictures that we're looking at now of what you went through. >> i went, oh, here we have, we went to a wine vineyard and then this was us at the airport getting off landing in italy. this is otranto, which is a small city side that we spend most of our time in. and when you're at this event, they basically name off the people that get to go right at the event. >> at the very end of this event next sunday, you'll see all these kids that are dressed in chef's outfits and nader, you that you've decided that's where they're going to find out who gets to go right. >> exactly. that's the day which we hopefully send in about eight students this year. yeah and it's a pleasant surprise right. >> and when you got your name mentioned last year, what did

you just go nuts. it must have been amazing. >> it felt surreal. it was like i felt like i was dreaming. honestly, i needed someone to pinch me. >> yeah. and had you been on a plane and out of california or. >> i've been only to hawaii. that's the farthest i've gone. >> well, that's pretty. that's pretty good as well, talk about there's an auction there as well. nader, you've got some beautiful. you got a beautiful picture here. a lot of stuff's going to be auctioned off. how >> we have lots of gifts. silent auction, live auction and also we have a professional auctioneer, jan pereira, and it's really all around fantastic . and this will be our final food and wine. it seize the moment. the theme of the of the event for this year. so hopefully you will will see a bigger crowd. >> well it's going to be the final. you've been doing this for 30 plus years. the event's gone on for 15 years and this is the final one for you. so it's going to be pretty special right ? >> it is very special. yeah. and

it's also, humbling to see how the students have moved on and have their own life and grown and so on. it's a sort of a bittersweet. >> yeah, i'm friends with joe k, who was one of your students, and i know he's done well. what is the program meant to you in your a couple of years? you've been a part of it, renzo. >> it's been everything to me, honestly. i've learned so much learning how to cook. it's my passion and to be able to work with chef nader, it's been like a dream come true, honestly. >> and what is next for you once you graduate? >> i would like to go off into the world and go work at restaurants and eventually build up the knowledge and experience to open up my own restaurant one day. >> open up here. >> maybe in italy? yeah, maybe in italy. so next sunday starts at 11:00, and if people want tickets, they can buy them there. or they can go onto your website, eventbrite, available. >> and also the day of the event will be available at the door. >> well, i'm glad you're doing

it next week. it's a little chilly out there. we of course had rain yesterday, but i hope you have great weather, and all the best to the kids that get a chance to go to italy. and you've already been there. unbelievable right? >> yes, definitely. >> all right. well, very good. renzo and nader, good to have you in. and once again, if you'd like to take part in that event, here are the particulars. it's a week from today. it's a great event. bring the family, bring the kids, eat, drink and be merry. all kinds of goodness and lots of music as well. till 230. it's $55 and it's worth it. it goes to a very worthy cause. $65 at the door. nader renzo, all the best. thank you. next week. we appreciate it. >> thanks for having us. all right. >> let's talk a little weather. hopefully rosemary can give you a nice weekend next weekend. but let's talk about today. it's a little cold out there. >> yes, maybe save the outdoor dining for the days ahead. good morning to all of you. happy sunday. looking over areas of oakland this morning where we

have a little bit of blue sky out there. we do have still a slight possibility at a few scattered showers. in fact, let's take a look at some of the last couple of days. ben loman in the santa cruz mountains reporting two inches and 28/100. santa rosa coming in with more than half inch. even more than that reported, via email by one of our locals in san santa rosa, san jose, reporting almost a half inch san francisco, almost 6/10. a few scattered showers you can see falling across parts of the north bay, as well as our inland communities from areas near bodega bay, inverness, monte rio, santa rosa, petaluma. a few sprinkles, maybe for you. they're going to leave in that possibility of just a hit or miss light shower as the storm continues to work its way across california and into nevada by tonight. here's a look at the forecast getting into tomorrow morning. there's the system already into utah behind it. a ridge is going to build in and bring us a nice warm up in the days ahead. not the case for today. today is going to only be slightly better than yesterday. ridge breaks down a little bit

on thursday, but right now the models keep us dry through next weekend. temperatures across the bay area this morning off to a very chilly start. finally beginning to see those numbers inch upward 50 degrees right now in san francisco in our east bay 48 and livermore. afternoon highs for today. well below average upper 50s to low 60s, but we are going up from here. here's a look at your extended forecast notice by tomorrow. not much change for the coastline, but our inland communities will be in the upper 60s. so upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s inland. and then as we get into tuesday, even better low 70s for our bayside communities and into the low 80s for our inland cities. by wednesday, thursday, upper 70s around the bay, upper 60s at the coast. back to you. >> thank you. rosemary. rain didn't stop thousands from attending one of san francisco's most popular events. how the annual cherry blossom festival is honoring japanese american culture. that's coming up next

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to lead a local delegation on a trip to china. the mayor's trip is part of her effort to strengthen san francisco's economic ties with its sister city in china, shanghai. and there are plenty of other items. mayor breed's agenda. >> we are going to be meeting with three airlines to talk about direct flights, adding more flights to sfo. we're back to pre-pandemic levels at our

international flights, and we want that to be more. we're going to be meeting with a number of businesses. we want to revitalize our downtown with investments. we want to make sure that china knows how important it is for our relationship. >> the mayor is traveling with several asian business and community leaders from san francisco. they will be making stops at four cities during their trip across china. >> tens of thousands of people are spending this weekend in san francisco's japantown. they have come to enjoy the sights and sounds of one of the city's most popular events. northern california's 57th annual cherry blossom festival got underway yesterday. this celebration of japanese and japanese american culture includes parades, floats, live music and plenty of great food. >> we came for like from about an hour away, but it was totally worth it. like this mochi. this mochi was really, really good.

and i also got some of the matcha ice cream. >> the cherry blossom festival continues in japantown at 11:00 this morning, and then it will also resume next saturday and sunday for the final weekend of the festive event, giants will wrap up their weekend series against tampa bay on the road today after san francisco's best offensive game of the short season. >> the giants longest home run drought in ten years came came to an end yesterday as the giants defeated the rays 11 to 2, in florida, thairo estrada had a couple of homers. lamonte wade jr, hohei jorge soler and matt chapman also homered for the giants, who had not had a home run in some seven games. that's over. giants are six and nine out of the gate after that big win. a's will host the washington nationals coliseum this afternoon final game of their weekend series yesterday day, nats pitcher mackenzie gore had 11 strikeouts in washington's big three one victory over oakland. gore had all of those k's during the

first five innings on the mound. a's now have six wins, nine losses, identical record to the giants. >> well, the first woman to sign a contract with a partner team for major league baseball in 2022 is making history once again. kelsey whitmore's latest groundbreaking achievement is with the new bay area sports team, the oakland ballers. the ballers signed the pitcher and outfielder, making her the first woman to play in baseball's pioneer league. >> doing the best i can to be a role model, you know, for younger girls to continue striving for, for their goals, for their dreams. to me, it's just an honor to be a part of that. and it's a blessing to be given that opportunity. >> and you can hear more of ktvu jason appelbaum's interview with kelsey whitmore on sportswrap tonight. >> well, california is one of the most expensive, expensive places to live, and it's also the state with the highest number of people that are experiencing homelessness, fox's susan hirasuna gives us a look

into one man's decision from the bottom of the arroyo seco. >> the view of alejandro diaz's custom home. there are multiple makeshift homes built from scrap lumber and scavenged trash on this narrow strip next to the 110 freeway. but diaz's home, yellow with white trim, stands out. there's a concrete path to the front door on the other side, a garden with freshly planted flowers and trees. >> muchos aguero's mayor diaz says everyone approves of his home and it's clear he's house proud. >> gracias, gracias. he somehow managed to get the materials like these ornamental stones across the arroyo. he installed ladders to access his little plot of land, and there's a pulley. diaz came to the u.s. from guatemala eight years ago. he's lived here happily. two years. here, no one bothers him, he says. no police, no strangers . >> mas mas contento.

>> inside the structure, there's a neatly made bed, though he apologizes for the mess, he enjoys tv and lights, extension cords, drawing power from the streetlight in this small room, a toilet without running water. now, diaz may have created his own little oasis, but living here has its challenges in this neighborhood, traversing between homes means a kind of a scary walk. then there's the constant noise from the 110 freeway and the swift water in the arroyo that can go from brook to raging river, and a storm. diaz has a bridge he can reconstruct in a minute, but his neighbor francisco proves how treacherous crossing without one can be. whoa! careful he's okay. and claims his life here along the arroyo is better than when he lived on the streets. >> de vivir un poco bien. >> and that was fox's susan hirasuna reporting.

>> well, shakira made a major announcement this weekend. she is going on a world tour. forget cedar manor, san antonio venmo skip. the colombian superstar made the announcement during a surprise performance at the coachella music festival in indio. finally, we're going on tour, starting here, starting here this november, this year, in this city. >> can't wait. couldn't ask for more. thank you so much. >> the tour announcement comes weeks since the release of her 12th studio album, which features collaborations with spanish artists and american rapper cardi b. the hips don't lie singer hasn't officially announced her tour dates or the stops, but she is suggesting to her wolf pack that they sign up for the announcement and then register for presale tickets at 958. >> san francisco's historic ferry building became the scene of a spectacular light show last night. multimedia artist sara bird found a dramatic way to

show off her portrait of a 1500 year old redwood tree. she projected an image of the ancient tree on the clocktower, the iconic building at the foot of market street. the artist has just released a new documentary exploring the wonders of the historic redwoods, and there are a lot of people on hand, a lot of jackets on hand, too. it was cold last night. that's cold this morning. oh my goodness. but yeah, that's just beautiful. >> well, we know summer in san francisco can be cold. that's true. spring is apparently cold as well. >> we get some of our best weather spring and fall right? right, so we've got some great weather coming our way, and. well, if you like winter, we had a great one, you know, visit us yesterday, a great day of it. we will begin to rebound today, although it's going to still be a bit chilly and well below average chance for showers is a slim one. we may have a few sprinkles pass through as the storm moves out. meanwhile, our temperatures will be well below average upper 50s to low 60s at

best for today. better tomorrow, upper 50s to upper 60s for our inland cities. and then as we get through tuesday, wednesday, thursday, notice the numbers. just keep going in the upward direction. low 60s at the coast on tuesday, upper 60s by thursday in our inland cities enjoying the low 80s. >> this is why people like on the east coast are places with seasons. they like, put away one, you know, thing of clothes and they take out another one. i'm like, we need it all. >> valley. you don't even have to go to the true. >> yes, we need it all year round because it changes day after day after day. >> i'm going to put a big puffy jacket on, right? >> yes, i have one, maybe two. a stream ktvu newshat youan (uplifting music)