phones everywhere at doihaveprediabetes.org blocked interstate highways for hours. we'll explain how it was all about the war in gaza and the expensive vote recount is underway in santa clara county. the hopes that a tie for second place on the ballot will be broken in the race to fill the seat of retiri congressw an na eshoo. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's tuesday april 16th. let's check in with steve paulson. it was a pretty nice day yesterday i have to say once the clouds cleared it was pretty nice.

>> today will be even better off. there's some fog about san francisco south. other than that, i think we're good to go clear 40s on the temps here. temps will start to bump up a little bit. we had 60s yesterday, but except for some higher clouds, everything is going up and over a ridge of high pressure. so 60s and 70s today, getting a little above average. and that trend will continue tomorrow. all right. ali is here and picking up cones i guess. i don't know anything else. >> yeah. there is some overnight road work just wrapping up on highway 13 in oakland. and overall though, we are off to a very good start. no major problems to tell you about. we can show you that on the maps. yesterday, as we know, was a rough commute for most bay area drivers. but today is another day and so far it hasn't even started getting a little bit congested at the altamont pass yet, so that's a nice easy drive. 880 in oakland looks good at this hour, and the bay bridge toll plaza nice and empty. 401. let's go back to the desk. >> okay, ali. thank you. will the case of convicted murderer scott peterson will be back in the bay area courtroom today as

peterson fights to get a new trial. now, his case has been taken on by the la innocence project, which wants new information about the police investigation conducted 20 years ago. they claim that new evidence could support peterson's claim that he's innocent. now, at today's hearing, peterson will not be in the courtroom. he'll appear by way of zoom from prison in amador county with dozens of pro palestinian demonstrators were arrested after staging very disruptive protests all over the bay area in fremont. >> those protesters targeted the tesla factory, hoping to disrupt operations at the facility. as ktvu zac sos reports, at one point, police deployed pepper balls on the demonstrators, and this protest actually started out largely peaceful. >> protesters gathered earlier at the southern end of the tesla facility. they were trying to make their way down kato road, an access road to the main entrance of the tesla facility. and that is where the dynamic changed. fremont police were

there wearing tactical gear. they had created a blockade using a fence and as several demonstrators confronted the officers trying to pull down that fence, hoping to disrupt business at the plant, police responded with pepper balls. now, demonstrators quickly pulling back after being hit with those pepper balls. but the protests continuing for around another hour and a half without incident before that crowd finally dispersed the demonstration. one of several taking place in the bay area, others taking place nationwide, all part of a wider effort to disrupt the nation's global economy. and that included blockade on bridges roads used for that purpose. as for why tesla in particular, organizers pointing to elon musk's decision to invite israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the plant last year. >> the main reason was inviting netanyahu out here to tesla and what's going on with the war, and everybody should stop. this is the day for protesting. this

is a day that everybody should stop what they're doing and protest for palestine. now i should point out that, well, this was all going on. >> the protest did manage to cause a large temporary backup of supply trucks trying to enter the tesla plant along kato road. as for any arrests, i can tell you that we personally did not witness any, but we will be certainly checking in with police for any updates in fremont, zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> thank you zach. will that demonstration in fremont ended a day of disruptive protests across the bay area. the chp says seven arrests were made at the demonstration that forced interstate 80 in oakland to be closed for several hours. you saw it unfold live right here on mornings on two. it started at 615, just as the morning commute was starting. chp officers in riot gear rushed to the scene as pro-palestine demonstrators blocked the freeway. >> well, there's a genocide going on halfway across the world and people have to be

informed about it. whether it's going to work, whether it's on social media. people need to stay informed of what's going on. babies are dying. >> the chp says several of the protesters chained themselves to drums filled with concrete, making it difficult to remove them from the road. the all lanes of northbound 880 finally reopened, but at 115 in the afternoon, protesters also blocked the southbound lanes of 880 at seventh street in oakland. that demonstration began shortly after 8 a.m. and caused a huge traffic jam for the next four hours. it also disrupted operations at the port of oakland. the chp says officers made five arrests at that location, and pam. >> the golden gate bridge was also targeted by the protesters, who chained themselves together, threw several cars, causing traffic to shut down in both directions of highway 101 for more than four hours. as ktvu is, amber lee tells us, more than two dozen demonstrators may soon face charges of felony.

>> the california highway patrol says 26 protesters were arrested for a demonstration that shut down traffic on the golden gate bridge in both directions. for hours. they had chained themselves to vehicles and refused to move. they were taken to san francisco county jail, an activist who is a spokesperson for the demonstrators on the bridge says none of those arrested have been released. >> so the fact that they're being held overnight is kind of concerning and we're just waiting to hear what might happen and hoping they get released soon, the chp says the protesters were arrested on multiple charges, including two felonies conspiracy to commit a crime and false imprisonment. >> and you can protest any which way you want, but it is unlawful to block a roadway and to prevent people from getting to work. emergency personnel from getting to help people. demonstrators say they had deliberately planned the protest here in the bay area to coincide with others across the country for april 15th, tax day.

>> they say they want the spotlight to remain on the situation in gaza and stop u.s. aid to israel. >> coordinated global effort. we are saying that enough of our tax dollars from the united states, one of the largest or the largest ally of israel, we don't want our money going to israel anymore. >> law enforcement says it had been tracking chatter that something could happen on april 15th. >> there was a decent amount of intelligence about this day, but these specific protests, no, we did not have specific intelligence related to it. >> one commuter says protesters stopping traffic could alienate even those sympathetic to their cause. >> it's a complicated situation, i know that, but to, you know, to hold up people who are genuinely trying to get to work doesn't help anybody. >> i am sorry for the inconvenience, but it is a privilege to experience that minor of an inconvenience compared to what palestinians experience every day at the hands of our government. >> it's now up to the san francisco district attorney's office to decide the charges

against the protesters. a spokesman for the da says she still needs to review the information. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news all right, amber, thank you. >> and ktvu coverage of the growing conflict in the middle east continues online and on your streaming devices. you can find around the clock news right on your smart tv by downloading our free fox local app. the time is now. 407 to 1 day strike by health care workers is expected to begin in just a couple of hours from now at marin health medical center, starting at 6 a.m. more than 100 medical technicians will join the picket lines in a demonstration that will continue until 6 p.m. strike organizers are demanding better pay and say that marin health is only offering pay raises of 2.5% a year to medical technicians. well, marin health's chief executive officer responded to the strike in part, saying we will continue active negotiations with the anwu on

the remaining few issues, primarily pertaining to compensation to see if we can reach an agreement, we will make the necessary arrangements to ensure that there will be no disruption to the quality or availability of care they're accustomed to receiving. a 408 is the time. >> let's check in with steve paulson. how's the weather look today? >> looks good. looks good today. 40s and 50s. to start, we had some 30s yesterday. don't think we'll see that. that'll mainly clear inland. the fog is mostly confined about san francisco south on the san mateo coast. maybe a couple of 30s, mendocino county or lake county. but right now, seeing all 40s, some of 43 san anselmo fairfax in there. but these are about five degrees warmer than yesterday at this time. 20s in the mountains. arcata 39. that's cold for them. 40s, 50s down south, 38 in prescott, 30 in flagstaff. that's cold. everything, though, is being protected. high pressure is right here. right there. and it says, no, you shall not pass. none of those

clouds. so everything is going up and over. so patchy fog, more sun today and warmer. in fact, we're looking for temperatures that will start to bump up even more. so tomorrow could push a few upper 70s to near 80. but today we are looking for temperatures that will be in the 60s, 70s and mid 70s. you guys. >> thank you steve. the us supreme court weighs in on a bay area woman's property. what they decided about a buddhist temple she built without a permit and articles of impeachment heading to the us senate today targeting the department of homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas will tell you when the senate's expected o b in can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?) fred! how are you?! fred... fuel up to 7 brain health indicators,

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sunday afternoon and ended in martinez, where the car crashed into another vehicle in the area of highway four and pine street. police say the suspect and the other people in the car tried to run away, but were later detained during a search. the driver was arrested on suspicion of evading police, firearm possession and outstanding warrants. >> our time is 412. we have new information about a shooting over the weekend in napa, where two young women were killed. it happened saturday night on riverside drive near laurel street. late yesterday afternoon, napa police said the two victims were 17 and 19 years old, and investigators don't believe it was a random shooting. a witness told police that some teenage girls were arguing and then they walked toward a building. that's when gunfire was heard. a black sedan was seen leaving that scene. the names of the victims still have not been released, but police say they do have family ties to

napa. they are the first homicides in napa since 2022. >> police in redwood city are looking for a thief who stole several packages from a home, including one containing a wedding dress. officers say last thursday, a man went to a home near adams and madison about one block west of highway 82, and stole some packages. the homeowner tells police one of the packages included a wedding dress valued at $2,000. now take a look at the surveillance footage here if you have any information on the man's identity or his whereabouts, please call redwood city police. >> our time now. 414. elon musk plans to charge new users of x a small fee. the owner of the social media platform says he's hoping that fee will curb x's bot problem. the company started purging bots earlier this month, but elon musk says a fee would be the only way to curb the relentless onslaught of bots on x hummus hasn't said yet when

that fee will kick in or how it will work. the back in october, the social media site started charging new users a $1 a year in new zealand and in the philippines. >> some verizon customers will soon receive a portion of a $100 million settlement. now it affects customers who had accounts from january 2016 through early november 2023, the lawsuit claims. verizon falsely advertised services at lower monthly rates than it actually charged customers. the suit also says verizon did not disclose the administrative fees settlement amounts are up to $100. they will vary based on how many months the user was subjected to the charges. >> our time is now 415. will the house of representatives will send articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas to the us senate today? now in february, house republicans impeached mayorkas. they accused him of breach of trust over his handling of the southern border. democrats say republicans are

using the impeachment process to settle a policy disagreement about how to deal with the nation's immigration system, instead of doing their job and working to find legislative solutions. >> republicans have decided that impeachment of a cabinet official for actually doing his job as a better exercise of time. >> he has taken a bad situation and actually accomplished an amazing feat. he's actually made it worse. >> now the next step would be a full trial in the us senate, but that's not likely because democrats plan to dismiss the proceedings. they only need a simple majority vote. >> the us supreme court has denied a freemont woman's appeal over a buddhist temple she built without a permit. now, the court declined to hear an appeal of the circuit court judge ruling. that means the woman must remove the buildings and the buddha statues that she built across her property. city officials ordered her to take them down in 2021, saying that they were a fire hazard and that she never

had permission to build them. the woman claimed discrimination, but a judge ruled that she did not provide enough evidence to prove that argument. >> our time now for 16 governor newsom will be welcoming norway's crown prince today to announce a new climate partnership. crown prince haakon is already here in the bay area. in fact, he was seen boarding a san francisco bay ferry right here, the governor's office says california and norway shared the long time goal of becoming low emission societies. both want to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% compared to their 1990 levels. by the year 2050. >> the california state treasurer's office is involved in a federal investigation, but the subject of the investigation is not known. now, a spokesperson for state treasurer fiona ma confirmed that they have been contacted by a law enforcement agency seeking documents and that their cooperating ma is the subject of a sexual harassment lawsuit by a former employee that was filed

in 2021. the accuser says ma sexually harassed her while the two were sharing hotel rooms on work trips. ma has denied those allegations. the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price has crossed a key hurdle. the county registrar says there are enough valid signatures for the recall to proceed, even though nearly 50,000 signatures were disqualified. organizers of the recall say it, quote, sends a clear message that the people of alameda county demand accountability and ethical leadership from their elected officials. the registrar will certify the results at the board of supervisors meeting on april 30th. we have reached out to the district attorney for comment, but have not heard back. voters in berkeley head to the polls today to elect a new city council member. uc berkeley students cecilia luna parra and james chang are facing off in a special election for district seven, which includes the cal campus. today's election is to

fill the seat left vacant by rachel robinson, the berkeley councilman abruptly resigned in january, citing harassment and threats from members of the public. >> our time now for 18. in the race to replace retiring silicon valley congresswoman anna eshoo, the actual physical counting of ballots is about to begin. it's a recount process. it began monday with both the santa clara and san mateo counties verifying the accuracy of their tabulation machines. now, the district six congressional 16 congressional race and features former san jose mayor sam liccardo, who received the most votes in the march primary election. the two other candidates tied for second place assembly member evan lowe and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. >> this is a machine recount, so that means it'll go relatively quick. but before we do that, we have to do what's called a logic and accuracy test on our voting system. >> now, while evan lowe and joe

simitian opposed the recount, sam liccardo favors it because he wants to face only one opponent in the november general election. but if the recount ends with lowe and smitty end with the same number of votes again, all three candidates will advance. that would further split up the electorate. that recount is expected to take up to a week. >> all right. time now is 419. steve paulson, back with our forecast. what should we know today? >> it'll be nicer today. we're starting to warm up here a little bit. here's only there's some fog out there on the coast. and it's been that way already multiple times. fog has been easy to form. our upper low, which we had on the weekend, is now up into the northern plains. once it ejects and it's out of the area. but boy, it left behind a lot of clouds yesterday, although in the afternoon it finally did clear out to mostly sunny 40s 50s on the temps. same for east bay. temps upper 40s 50s. pinos 45, clayton's 45. so there are some

cool readings but not as cool as yesterday. slight northerly breeze, not for all, but slight northerly breeze. nothing too crazy or anything but 20s in the mountains. 40 now arcadia to 55 san diego and 59 in las vegas. fresno 58. everything goes up and over the ridge of high pressure. for now. you can see the circulation around that high and it's not going to allow anything in here. patchy fog only not. i don't think it's as strong as last week, but temps are bumping up a little bit so it's warmer tomorrow as well. there will be a few inland temps near 80, and then we'll just kind of keep temperatures in the 70s. and the only subtle changes, there's no sign of any rain. patchy fog, plenty of sunshine, nice day, 60s, 70s. >> you guys all right steve thank you. time is 420. a big night for women's basketball as the wnba draft tips off in new york. we'll tell you where the top players will now call home, including a former stanford cardinal and today marks day two of jury selection in the trial against former president donald trump. >> coming up, why it's becoming

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you can see what happened here. one person sent to the hospital when a caltrain struck their car in gilroy. caltrain says it happened near the san martin station at about 630 last night. the car was on the tracks when it was hit by a southbound train. none of the 25 passengers on the train was hurt. we still don't know the condition of the person who was in that car. >> our time is now. 424 donald trump set to return to a courtroom in new york today for the second day of his hush money trial. a jury selection started yesterday with more than half of the first group of 96 prospective prospective jury members dismissed after they said they could not be fair or impartial. trump is facing 34 felony counts, claiming he falsified business records. they sent her on a $130,000 payment

that his former lawyer, michael cohen, made to adult movie star stormy daniels to keep her from talking about an alleged affair with trump before the 2016 election. >> with the prosecution will have to show, is that trump had the intent necessary, the intent to commit or conceal another crime, and i think that other crime will be federal campaign finance violation. >> now, donald trump has pleaded not guilty and denied having the affair. the trial's expected to last about six weeks, with trump required to be present in court. >> a new poll shows about one third of americans think donald trump did something illegal in the hush money case, the ap poll finds. 35% of those surveyed say trump did something illegal, 31% said he did something unethical but not illegal, and 14% said he did nothing wrong. about half of those polled, though, say trump would not be fit to serve as president if he is convicted on the hush money trial.

>> so the outcome could have significant political implications for him. >> the poll also found 40% of americans believe trump acted illegally and the other three criminal cases against him. >> our time is now. 425 in other news on new tiny home community just opened in san francisco for people experiencing homelessness. it's called mission cabins. it's on mission street near the 16th street bart plaza. the community features 60 cabins for temporary shelter. each one has a bed, storage space, a desk, and heating. it also includes bathrooms, a dining area, and a community space. >> paris hilton was in sacramento to show support for a proposed state bill. we have more on the efforts to protect teens placed in treatment facilities and a northern california rivalry tonight in sacramento. >> what to expect when the golden state warriors play the

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united states is now in. following iran's weekend attack on israel. >> plus, i think this is a good step in the right direction. clearly, the prison was not being properly run. it had poor management. >> the federal women's prison in dublin suddenly shutting down details about when the inmates will be moved to another facility. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark tuesday morning it's april 16th.

>> feels like a nice looking day. >> yeah the sun came out yesterday afternoon. and i think it's going to continue today. >> more so today. yeah a little stubborn cloud deck yesterday. but that is finally burned off. there's some low clouds on the coast, mainly about the city, south 40s on the temps here. don't think we'll get as cool as yesterday morning. we did have some upper 30s. i don't think that's happening. but here, let me zoom in a little bit. everything is going up and over the ridge of high pressure. so earlier burn off on the fog, more sunshine. bayside inland equals 6070. all right. allies here quite a bit. >> it's very quiet, which is what we like to see at 430 in the morning. in fact, some of that overnight road work that we mentioned last time on highway 13 in oakland is now in the process of being cleared. if we go to the maps, we can give you a overhead view of much of the east bay commute, which really hasn't gotten started yet, which is good news. a little bit of slow traffic on westbound 580 through the altamont pass, but not too bad. it will take you under 20 minutes to get from the carquinez bridge to macarthur maze and san mateo bridge. traffic is light this morning.

430 let's go back to the desk. >> all right, ali, thank you. well today, israel's war cabinet holds another emergency meeting. prime minister netanyahu and other israeli leaders are deciding how to respond to iran's unprecedented missile and drone attack. over the weekend, the president biden, has made it clear the united states would not take part in any revenge attacks against iran, and yesterday, president biden reaffirmed his support for a cease fire in the war between israel and hamas. >> as we've been reporting, the chp says officers made dozens of arrests in pro-palestine protests across the bay area. there were similar demonstrations in cities across the country, including new york, chicago and miami. these antiwar protests have occurred in many cities almost daily since the fighting between israel and hamas began six months ago. >> there are some serious moral and legal questions here in terms of the role of united states aid.

>> organizers say these protests are designed to raise awareness of the more than 33,000 palestinians who have been killed during the war. now the nationwide protests come amid escalating tensions over iran's unprecedented attacks on israel over the weekend, and both israel and iran have threatened to continue military action. >> and that's increasing the political pressure, ktvu jana katsuyama tells us why the united states is in a very difficult position. >> mounting frustration on display over the u.s. not doing more to stop mass civilian casualties and the shortage of humanitarian aid, the sizable majority of americans, according to polls, believe that us military aid to israel should be conditional on human rights. president biden's recent criticism of israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu's war on hamas and demand for humanitarian aid in gaza now comes with new complications. iran's weekend airstrikes on israel forced the u.s. and other countries to assist with

israel's defense. >> the u.s. is walking a very fine line. on one hand, the u.s. is not pleased with israel's activities in gaza, but defense of israel. the united states has committed itself to it historically. for a long time, san francisco state history professor maziar behrooz says iran's hardline rulers made a very significant change in policy by issuing a direct attack saturday on israel. iran up to this point has been following a doctrine known as strategic patience with israel harassing israel with allies around the country, but not directly getting involved. >> iran says it acted in retaliation for israel's attack on iran's consulate in damascus, syria. >> today, they said if israel attacks the iranian mainland, they will attack not in few days but in few seconds. >> on monday, israel promised a counterattack. >> iran will face the

consequences for its actions. >> the u.s, uk and other countries, however, are urging restraint. >> this attack failed because it was defeated by israel, by the united states and by a coalition of other partners committed to israel's defense. the president urged the prime minister to think about what that success says all by itself. to the rest of the region. >> we are working urgently with our allies to de-escalate the situation and prevent further bloodshed. >> jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news all right, jana ktvu coverage of the growing conflict in the middle east continues online and on your streaming devices. >> you can find a round the clock news right on your smart tv by downloading our free fox local app. our time is 434. here at home in san jose, a former youth pastor was arrested for alleged sexual assault on a minor. the victim told police that 47 year-old brett bymaster assaulted her several times

between 2014 and 2018. san jose police say he was a youth pastor at the river church community at the time. he also volunteers at an after school programs outside of the church. bymaster was arrested in manteca last week. he was booked into the santa clara county jail. >> ktvu has learned all inmates at the women's federal prison in dublin will be transferred by friday. now, the bureau of prisons is shutting down the facility, at least temporarily, because it no longer met prison standards. now, to date, eight correctional officers, including the warden, have been charged with sex crimes. seven of the defendants have been found guilty. ktvu spoke to several relatives of inmates who are now concerned about the changes. >> she's scared. she don't know what's going on. she. they came and told her that the whole prison is going to shut down. >> she's petrified because she doesn't know where she's going. she's sick and she is supposed to be released immediately.

>> a federal judge overseeing reforms held an emergency hearing. the judge directed the court appointed person in charge of the prison to make sure inmates are properly transferred to other correctional facilities, halfway houses, home confinement, or issued a compassionate release. >> i think this is a good step in the right direction. clearly the prison was not being properly run. it had poor management. >> an attorney representing a class action suit against the bureau of prisons questioned why the government didn't alert inmates about the prison shutdown before hand. >> our time is 435 paris hilton, the reality tv star is showing support for a proposed bill aimed at protecting teenagers who are placed in treatment facilities here in california. paris hilton joined lawmakers in sacramento talking about legislation that would require the state to disclose information about when a child is put in restraints or solitary

confinement at troubled youth facilities that are licensed by the state. at a hearing, paris hilton described her own experience in trauma in youth treatment programs as i was subjected to abuse disguised as therapy, isolated from the outside world, and denied even the most basic rights. >> i lived in constant fear, not knowing what would happen to me next if i tried to tell my parents about the abuse the staff would immediately rip the phone from my hand, disconnect the call, and subject me to violent physical restraints and solitary confinement. >> now, if this proposed bill passes a public dashboard with that information would need to be available online by january 1st of next year. >> san francisco police have increased the reward to help find whoever shot and killed a man last summer. police say they received a call from 22 year old rolando jakari bell on august third, saying that he had been shot on kellogg street. he later died at the hospital. police are now offering a $125,000 reward

for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the gunman. no suspects have been identified, but police say this volkswagen that was recovered by investigators is connected to the homicide. anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police. >> our time now. 437 boeing giving assurances that its 787 jets are working properly after a whistleblower called out the company over safety issues. boeing said it has not found fatigue, cracks on older 787 jets that have gone through heavy maintenance. last week, a former boeing quality engineer claimed that the company dismissed safety concerns about the assembly of its 787 and 777 jets that fly internationally. that engineer is due to testify in senate hearings about boeing's safety, culture and a new report by airports council international shows atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport is

still the busiest airport in the world. that airport saw 104 million passengers last year. the list of the ten busiest airports in the world for 2023 also includes dallas fort worth at number three, while denver dropped down to number six. los angeles international and chicago's o'hare also made the top ten. >> 438 is the time. back over to steve paulson. where are you? starting with the weather? >> well, we'll bump some temps up today. so from yesterday we had 60s to near 70 for a few palo alto, menlo park checked in at 70. there were a couple that were close today. more mid 70s napa. danville will go 74 after 68 yesterday and 75 palo alto and also san jose 40s on the temps. petaluma is at 43. i think most locations will be about five degrees warmer than yesterday. at this time. woodside also at 43 stanford. speaking of menlo park, palo alto, all in the mid 40s. atherton, los altos in there.

there's not much change. a few upper 40s san mateo, belmont and los altos hills, 2829 truckee, south lake tahoe, 42 and reno. a few high clouds will probably be on the way for tomorrow, but today looks like except for some patchy fog on the coast, we are ready to go here so more sun. it will be warmer here. temps will bump up. we are looking for some 6070 warmer tomorrow. could get a few upper 70s to near 80. don't think it will be as warm as what we had last week when we had some 8283, but today patchy fog. that's it. otherwise clear. plenty of sunshine. it will be a nice day. temperatures warming up 6070. you guys all right? >> sounds good. thank you. steve. convicted killer scott peterson set to appear in court via zoom. what we can expect from the latest hearing that's happening today and celebrating a very special milestone in the east bay. >> look at this baby now. heading home after being born and weighing less than a pound. we're going to show you her miraculous recovy

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those clerks in new york city, the spotlight was on women's basketball as the wnba draft began. and as expected, iowa's caitlin clark was the number one draft pick. she'll be playing for the indiana fever. now, the second pick in the wnba draft was stanford's cameron brink, who will be heading to los angeles. and as ktvu lamonica peters tells us, fans across the bay area are celebrating the women's game at the patio in palo alto. >> monday night's highly anticipated wnba draft was everything fans say they wanted to see the draft like, sold out in like a day to actually attend in person. >> so it's just super exciting to, like, see the numbers, follow the energy. we've been feeling. >> iowa's caitlin clark was the number one pick in the draft after a record breaking season,

becoming the highest scoring college basketball player amongst women and men. >> it's exciting to see a lot of women's athletes in the news. i think i watched more women's basketball this year than men's. i was excited to see caitlin cameron and angel reese. it was really cool with clark heading to the indiana fever, number two overall pick cameron brink will take her talents to the los angeles sparks after having an outstanding college basketball career at stanford. >> fun fact brink is also steph curry's god sister. >> she's been grinding away here for four years and she's brought our team so much and national championship, three pac 12 championships and you just see that pay off. so that's super exciting. >> rounding out the top five selections in the first round of the draft were the number three pick, south carolina's camila cardoso, the number four pick, tennessee's rickea jackson and the fifth selection, ohio state's jaycee sheldon. standout lsu player angel reese was also the seventh pick heading to play

with cardozo in chicago. >> i think a lot of people have opened their eyes to, what the i mean, what's been there? but the possibility of women's sports and it turns out it's really exciting. >> it's also being reported that caitlin clark's indiana jersey is already sold out just hours after the wnba draft. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. thank you. >> lamonica. pretty exciting there. also exciting. the warriors are going to be playing tonight, but they're going to be shorthanded when they face the sacramento kings in the play in tournament gp2. gary payton the second has been ruled out because of a calf injury. he will also miss the next game if the warriors advance in the postseason. the dubs are still the betting favorites, though, as the kings are dealing with injuries. warriors coach steve kerr likes his team's chances. >> we got to win two games just to get into the playoffs and anything can happen, but i do really believe in this group and i believe in karma. i think this

this group has earned some some good, some good karma. so we'll see what happens. >> that's not good karma. the kings want revenge though. after the warriors knocked them out of last year's playoffs, the dubs are playing some of their best ball of the season, winning nine of their last 11 games. all right, our time is 445. >> tomorrow marks exactly three months since the shocking, sudden death of warriors assistant coach dejan milojevic. he suffered a heart attack in january at a team dinner in salt lake city. this was his third season on the warriors coaching staff, and both players and fellow coaches honored him monday in what would have been his 47th birthday. >> we think about deki every day, but i try to maintain the approach that deki brought every day, which is remind yourself how lucky you are to be in the nba to be healthy, to be working together, playing basketball, coaching basketball for a

living. >> now his nickname was deki. he was buried in his native serbia. that's where he was a star player before he went into international coaching. >> stephen curry, lebron james and kevin durant are set to be on team usa for the upcoming olympic games. the lineup has not been officially announced, but multiple reports say 11 players have already been picked for the national team. it would actually be the first time curry has played in the olympics, but he has won two world cups with the national team. warriors coach steve kerr will be the us coach in the push to win a fifth consecutive gold medal. >> all right, our time is 446. a bay area mother is now nursing and caring for her premature baby at home after six months of treatments. now cori was born at 23 weeks on october 16th in berkeley. she weighed less than a pound when she was born. doctors only gave her a 4% chance of surviving, her care team says it was very

challenging to give her nutrition because she was so, so tiny. since then, the baby has made a miracle recovery and now weighs almost 10 pounds. >> sayuri is breathing on her own. she is very active and she's drinking all her food with her bottle, with her mom and it's just that's what makes this so incredible. >> she's a miracle. she just really is going to remind her probably every day how much of a fighter she is. >> and just how strong she is. and as she's able to conquer anything that she puts her mind to. >> her mother also says she was excited to take her daughter outside, so she can actually breathe fresh air for the first time. >> oh wonderful news, we wish them well. we also would like to wish a very special happy birthday to a world war two veteran celebrating his 104th birthday. vernon ricks lives in a senior community in thousand

oaks. he joined the army back in 1943, spent the next 27 months serving as a gunner in the western pacific. ricks turns 104 today. happy birthday! active military personnel came together over the weekend to make sure this birthday was one the community would not forget. >> yet he is not forgotten. >> pam is emotional about it. that's so wonderful to be celebrated. >> wow 104 not forgotten. >> thank you for your service, sir and happy birthday! it's wonderful. love that. okay, get out the tissue. yeah i know steve paulson has our forecast, they're going fast. unfortunately, the world war two vets. yeah, i think there's, like 119,000 left or something like that. oh, wow. yeah. out of 16 million. so. all right. 40s. on the temps here, some fog, mainly about san francisco, south as the way it looks here, san mateo coast. there's a lot.

boulder creeks down to 42, 47 seems popular. santa cruz in there. aptos, morgan hill, san jose, campbell, cupertino, santa clara and there may. mount diablo was 39 yesterday. at this time they are 49 this morning. yes they are. north wind at 19, seen 20 in the mountains, 40 up in arcata, 49 down in monterey, 59 in las vegas. a lot of high clouds will probably break on through to the other side next few days, but i think they'll be more likely tomorrow. that ridge of high pressure is going to give us just patchy fog here and then more sunshine today. temperatures will be bumping up. get a few near 80 tomorrow. it looks like warmer tomorrow near 80 for a few and doesn't look as warm as last week. but lots of sunshine today. patchy morning fog. otherwise we're good to go. it looks like a nice day. temperatures 60s and 70s. thank you steve a rise in the number of measles cases here in the united states coming up in our 5:00 hour, we take a look at how vaccine hesitancy is contributing to the increase. >> rouz and the portola music

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52. thursday is the 118th anniversary of the 1906 earthquake, and fire. every year, people gather at lotta's fountain on market street in san francisco at 5:12 a.m. to commemorate the moment when the 7.9 magnitude earthquake struck. another landmark that is celebrated as the golden fire hydrant in the mission district, which was one of the still one that still functioned that day. city officials say the anniversary also serves as a reminder that we all should remain prepared for a major earthquake. a new exhibit is open at san jose state university's king library. the exhibit is called south asians in silicon valley. it highlights

the history and cultural contributions from communities like afghanistan, bangladesh, india and sri lanka, and how they've shaped the landscape of technology and entrepreneurship in the region. ktvu spoke with montre roy, the curator of this new exhibit. >> at least 20% of santa clara county is south asian, right, and san jose state university's international students, like about 60% of them, come from south asia. and we know san jose state is a very serious feeder to silicon valley's tech world. so, you know, there itself that itself is a proof of how much, you know, south asians bring to the community here to the tech sector. >> now, this the exhibit is a first in the series. it is also highlighting south asian music and features south asian san jose state university students and alumni. the portola music festival is returning to san francisco. organizers are assuring residents across the

bay in alameda that it won't be as loud this year. the city of alameda called for the festival to end last year, after residents complained about the noise. festival organizers sent a letter to alameda residents promising all outdoor music will end by 1045 in the evening and that organizers will place close attention to audio levels. the event is scheduled for september 28th and 29th at pier 80. a new music composition program is unlocking a new world for the inmates at a sonoma county jail. now, this is video showing an inmate listening to music, he wrote. it is being played by a string quartet across the country in new york, 11 men took part in the ten week program. program organizers talked about how learning to write and read music has been beneficial for inmates. >> you can see in their faces that it gave them hope. it gave

them something to look for. it gives them something to look forward to that they hear what they wrote and it's their stories. it was so impactful. >> sonoma county jail officials say they hope to offer the program to female inmates next year. the a's will face the saint louis cardinals at the oakland coliseum tonight for game two of their series. last night, the cardinals defeated the athletics 3 to 1. former ace star sonny gray pitched six scoreless innings for his 100th career victory, and former giant brandon crawford returned to the bay area for the first time since joining the cardinals. the a's are in third place in the american league west with seven wins and ten losses. >> catcher san francisco giants will battle the marlins in miami tonight for game two of their series. >> last night, the giants defeated the marlins 4 to 3. pinch hitter wilmer flores drove in what would prove to be the winning run in the seventh

inning, and 22 year old pitcher kyle harrison picked up his second win of the season. the giants are in fourth place in the national league west with a record of seven wins and ten losses. the giants and a's joined other big league baseball teams in celebrating jackie robinson day yesterday. every player, coach and manager on all 30 teams wore jackie robinson's number 42 on their jerseys. it was to mark the day robinson broke baseball's color barrier when he took the field for the brooklyn dodgers on april 15th, 1947. basketball legend magic johnson was there, leading yesterday's celebration at the dodgers current home in los angeles. >> on behalf of dodger ownership group. our amazing manager dave roberts, and our great baseball team and all the players of dodger nation. welcome to jackie robinson day.

>> beat each other on the field this day to honor jackie robinson has now become a major league baseball tradition dating back to 2009. it is to pay tribute to the ground breaking athlete who helped change sports and american society. well, the paris summer olympics begin july 26th. that's a little more than three months away, and we're now getting a preview of some of the athletic venues, such as the aquatic center workers are still building the first ever purple running track. take a look. several paris landmarks will serve as backdrops for competitors. beach volleyball will take place near the foot of the eiffel tower. the park at the palace of versailles will host equestrian events, and with global tensions in the middle east and ukraine, security in france will be at maximum levels . >> france has never deployed so many resources for security before, so i have confidence in the law enforcement forces in

our country to secure these games. >> france currently plans to host the opening ceremony along the river seine, but they are prepared to move the ceremony indoors in case of any security concerns. hollywood is marking the halfway point to spooky season with a horror themed celebration halfway to halloween, we'll have movie marathons and preview horror films that come out later this year. amc theaters hosted a horror film festival earlier this month, starting may 1st, mgm plus will have 24 hours of horror with movies like smile and a season two marathon of the series from. >> we want to see how scared you get. >> we've got a heck of a show as we celebrate, well, new scary movies are in theaters all month. >> abigail comes out april 19th. it's a horror movie about a group of criminals who kidnaped the daughter of an underworld figure only to find out she is a vampire. >> well convicted killer scott peterson, set to appear in court today by way of zoom, but we can

expect from the latest court hearing as peterson fights to get a new trial. >> the plan here is for awareness to raise awareness, whatever it takes to raise awareness. >> the protests that shut down bay area bridges and blocked interstate highways for hours. we'll explain how it was all about the war in gaza from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. well good morning to you. >> thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook tuesday morning april 16th steve paulson says it's going to be a pretty nice day pretty warm inland warmer. yeah. >> warmer. not that bad. it'll be nice. some 70s on the temps, fog bot marin coast. now down towards just off san francisco and on the san mateo coast, but 40s on most of the temps here we are a little warmer than yesterday. it's tough to see the fog, but it's there. a few high clouds may sneak on by, but it's overall quiet day and you'll be

my sunshine today. and some warmer temps though. looks nice here. after some patchy morning low clouds we'll get 60s and 70s just a little bit above average here, but a little warmer than yesterday as well. all right, ali is here. anything new? are we okay to go, steve? >> the commute looks pretty nice to. especially for 5:00 in the morning. aside from the usual slow traffic on westbound 580 through the altamont pass, you can show you the map here. and there is one minor issue. this is a injury crash southbound 880. just before you approach the san mateo bridge. but it is all off to the right shoulder, only involving one car. it shouldn't tie things up for too long at all. here's a live picture of traffic on the san mateo bridge. moving smoothly. 280 in san jose. looks good at this hour. quick check of the south bay commute shows all clear here as well. quickly check highway 24. it's getting a little bit busy, but no major problems. 501 let's go back to the desk. >> okay. ali thank you. we're happening today. new lawyers for convicted killer scott peterson going back to a courtroom in san

mateo county. now, his case has been picked up by a nonprofit organization aimed at helping defendants who are wrongfully convicted. ktvu james torres is at the courthouse in redwood city to tell us what to expect from the hearing this morning. good morning, james. >> dave, good morning to you. well, scott peterson's newest attorneys are coming from the nonprofit, the l.a. innocence project. they are looking to poke holes in the conviction convictions against scott peterson. of course, seen just about 20 years ago. of course, he was found guilty of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn child more than 20 years ago. now, lawyers and attorneys for the l.a. innocence project, they made their debut in the courtroom, their debut as counsel for peterson last month. he attended that hearing via zoom. there they asked the judge to get access to thousands of pages of court records, as well as video and audio recordings, something those lawyers say peterson was never given access to before. they also aim to redo dna testing of evidence they're

hope is to find some discrepancies in the case, to have enough evidence to ask for a new trial. legal experts tell ktvu peterson has somewhat tried this before. he's asked for appeals, he's asked for new trials, but his defense this time around is trying a different approach. >> this is digging into the evidence. what did the police do? did they look at all the evidence? did they turn away from something that perchance was exculpatory? >> peterson was convicted, and right now serving a life sentence. the attorneys who prosecuted him from the stanislaus district attorney's office will be in the courtroom today, as well as the attorneys from the l.a. innocence project today as one of three motion hearings planned over the next few months, peterson expected to appear once again via zoom from the mule creek state prison. that's about 100 miles away from here. this hearing, expected to start at 9:00 this morning, reporting live this morning from

san mateo county. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you, james. a protest in fremont last night ended a long day of pro palestinian demonstrations across the bay area. pro testers demanding a cease fire in gaza targeted the tesla plant, hoping to disrupt operations. at one point, dozens of protesters clashed with police in riot gear who used pepper balls to break up the crowd. organizers say they targeted tesla due to elon musk's decision to invite israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the plant last year. >> the main reason was inviting netanyahu out here to tesla and what's going on with the war, and everybody should stop. >> the protesters managed to cause a temporary backup of supply trucks that were trying to enter the tesla plant along kato road. we are reaching out to fremont police to see if there were any arrests. >> all right. our time is 500 for that demonstration in fremont ended a day filled with disruptive protests throughout the bay area. the chp says seven

arrests were made at a demonstration in oakland that forced interstate 880 to be closed for several hours, and we showed it to you live here on mornings on two. it began at 615, just as the morning commute was starting. chp officers in riot gear rushed to the scene as pro-palestine demonstrators blocked the freeway. >> well, there's a genocide going on halfway across the world and people have to be informed about it. whether it's going to work, whether it's on social media. people need to stay informed of what's going on. babies are dying now, the chp says several of the protesters chained themselves to drums filled with concrete, making it very difficult to get them off the road. >> all lanes of northbound 880 finally reopened at 115 in the afternoon. protests also blocked the southbound lanes of 880 at seventh street in oakland. that demonstration started shortly after 8:00. it caused a huge

traffic jam for the next four hours. it also upset operations at the port of oakland. the chp says five arrests were made at that location. >> pro-palestinian demonstrators also targeted the golden gate bridge during a day of demonstrations. this was the view from sky fox. take a look. chp says officers made 26 arrests yesterday after the protesters blocked traffic and chained themselves to several cars. the whole bridge was shut down both directions for nearly five hours. >> you can protest any which way you want, but it is unlawful to block a roadway and to prevent people from getting to work. >> emergency personnel from getting to help people, the chp says. >> the protesters were arrested on several charges, including two felonies conspiracy to commit a crime and false imprisonment. ktvu is amanda quintana will have a live report later this hour.

>> all right. our time is 506. governor gavin newsom will welcome norway's crown prince today and announce a new climate partnership. crown prince haakon is already here in the bay area. in fact, he was seen right here boarding a san francisco bay ferry, the governor's office says california and norway share the long time goal of becoming low emission societies. both want to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80, compared to their 1990 levels, and do it by the year 2050. >> the california state treasurer's office is involved in a federal investigation, but the subject of the investigation is not known. now, a spokesperson for state treasurer fiona ma confirmed that they have been contacted by a law enforcement agency seeking documents and that they are cooperating. ma is the subject of a sexual harassment lawsuit by a former employee that was filed in 2021. the accuser says moss sexually harassed her while they two were sharing hotel rooms on work trips. ma has

denied those allegations. >> our time now 507 the attempt to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price just passed a key hurdle. the county registrar says there are enough valid signatures for the recall to move ahead, even though almost 50,000 signatures were disqualified. organizers of the recall attempts say it, quote, sends a clear message that the people of alameda county demand accountability and ethical leadership from their elected officials. now, the registrar will certify the results at the board of supervisors meeting on april 30th. we tried to contact the district attorney to get a comment, but so far have not received a response. it's 508, a one day strike by health care workers expected to begin in just an hour or so at marin health medical center starting at 6 a.m. today, more than 100 medical technicians will join the picket lines in a

demonstration that will continue until 6 p.m. stri strike organizers are demanding better pay. they say that marin health is only offering pay raises of 2.5% a year to medical technicians. now marin health's chief executive officer responded to this strike in part saying we will continue active negotiations with the nugw on the remaining few issues, primarily pertaining to compensate ation, to see if we can reach an agreement, we will make the necessary arrangements to ensure that there will be no disruption to the quality or availability of care. there accustomed to receiving. >> all right, back over to steve paulson for a look at our forecast. what should we know today? >> it'll be nicer today than yesterday. we have temps bumping up here a little bit here. after an unseasonably cold weekend yesterday 60s to a new a few near 70. palo alto did manage to get there briefly, but today we'll bump it up for napa. also for danville, palo alto and san

jose to mid 70s, 74 and also 7540s on a lot of the temps to near 50. we are not as cold as yesterday morning when we had some upper 30s. i don't think that will happen unless it's in lake county or mendocino county, although san anselmo is down to 42, middletown 41 sonoma's 43 degrees. fog is about bolinas south, and it's mainly confined to the coast. mount diablo was 39 cold degrees yesterday. i do believe there's still 49 are they've dipped, took a little dip to 47, but still that will continue to warm up next few days. bookends 28. truckee south lake tahoe. arcata was 39, now 41 to 53, in los angeles and san diego. santa barbara at 48, except for a few high clouds, we're all set. looks good. the circulation around that high will give us only patchy fog, more sun and warmer today. highs will begin to bump up here, so look for 60s and 70s. even warmer tomorrow. could be a few near 80, upper 70s to near 80. but more sunshine today. temperatures coming up. but they'll be pretty nice here. we're in the nice comfort zone. 60s and 70s. >> you guys all right steve

thank you. times 510 the us supreme court weighing in on a bay area woman's property. what they decided about this buddhist temple that she built without a permit. >> and a rise in the number of measles cases here in the united states. coming up, we take a ok at the ng s an

easily spread, and it poses a danger for young children, babies and pregnant women in particular. fox medical teams. dina joe fonzi joins us now to break down this renewed threat. so, dina, what is happening? why are we seeing more measles cases? >> well, really? and it's amazing because in the year 2000, it was officially eliminated. that's the word that's used from the united states. but now it is back. and the problem is there's not a ton of cases, but the problem is where there's 1 or 2 cases, then there's going to be more cases. it's so contagious. and the problem really is vaccine hesitancy. so keep some numbers in mind to have heard immunity, which we talked a lot about during covid, to have herd immunity, you need 95% immunization rates. so 95% of a community to be vaccinated against the measles and vaccine rates on a national level have dropped to about 93% for the last school year, the 2223 school year. but that's on the

national level. when you look at pockets of the population, it's much lower. so again, you need 95% to get herd immunity. it's dropping, dropping, dropping. school age kids are not getting vaccinated. parents are choosing not to go with the mmr vaccine. and that's the problem. so the cdc does recommend a shot at one year old and then also a follow up shot. it's a two parter for the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine. another one at four years old. and then i asked the doctor, what about the rest of us? and here's what he had to say. >> it's a live vaccine, so you tend to get lifelong immunity. that being said, we can test for the antibody level to know whether a person is immune. so if somebody is in a high risk situation, they can get tested. and if they're don't have enough antibody, they can get vaccinated. >> so if you were born before 1957, you likely were exposed to the measles naturally. so you're fine because you have that natural immunity. the rest of us likely got the shot when we were

little, and so we're fine. and if you're worried, if you're in a around people and you're feeling like there's a lot of cases around you, you can get your blood tested for the antibodies and you can test your immunity, and then they can give you a booster. if it's needed. remember, it spreads through the air through respiratory droplets . so coughing, sneezing that sort of thing. and it can take 10 to 14 days for those symptoms to show up. you're talking cough fever, maybe a skin rash. >> now, dina, let's go back to the school. the school age vaccine they're dropping is it not one of the vaccines that's required in public and private schools at this point? >> well, it is, but there are many, you know, families are able to opt out for various reasons. and that's what we're seeing happening is that and i asked the doctor why is this happening now? and there's been, you know, vaccines have been under fire for many different reasons over decades, but in particular, coming out of covid where people got confused and overwhelmed by all the vaccine

talk. and that perhaps has led to a new level of cynicism when it comes to vaccines. and that's concerning doctors, because this measles, it can be pretty serious. it's nothing that you want to mess around. no real treatment for it, by the way. so once you get it, you just got to let it run its course for the most part. >> and it can be dangerous for babies and women who are pregnant, right? >> yeah, it can be. it's a, you know, it's a respiratory virus without having a treatment for it. it can spread pretty quickly. and it can it can land people in the hospital. it can send babies to the hospital. pregnant women who are not vaccinated can also be in some pretty serious trouble. so it's something that you don't want to mess around with. and that's why the vaccine was at one point super effective in protecting us all from the measles. all right. >> hopefully we can get back there. talk to your doctor if you have any concerns about the vaccine, doctor. but yes, dina centofante with our fox medical team. thank you for that.

thanks. >> all right, pam, thank you. dina. time now, 517 later today, the house of representatives will send articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas to the us senate. the back in february, house republicans impeached mayorkas, accusing him of breach of trust over his handling of the southern border. democrats say republicans are using the impeachment process to settle a policy dispute about how to deal with the nation's immigration system, instead of doing their job and working to find legislative solutions. >> republicans have decided that impeachment of a cabinet official for actually doing his job as a better exercise of time . >> he has taken a bad situation and actually accomplished an amazing feat. he's actually made it worse. >> now the next step would be a full trial in the us senate, but that's not likely because democrats plan to dismiss the proceedings and they only need a simple majority vote. the us

supreme court has denied a freemont woman's appeal over a buddhist temple she built without a permit. >> now, the court declined to hear an appeal of the circuit court judge ruling. that means the woman must remove the buildings and the buddha statues she built across her property. city officials ordered her to take them down in 2021, saying that they were a fire hazard and that she never had permission to build them. the woman claimed discrimination, but a judge ruled that she did not provide enough evidence to prove that argument. voters in berkeley head to the polls today to elect a new city council member. uc berkeley students cecilia luna parra and james chang are facing off in a special election for district seven, which includes the cal campus. today's election is the to fill the seat left vacant by rachel robinson. the berkeley councilman abruptly resigned in january, citing harassment and threats from members of the public. >> our time is 519. in the race to replace retiring silicon valley congresswoman anna eshoo, the actual physical recounting

of ballots is about to begin. the recount process began monday with both santa clara and san mateo counties verifying the accuracy of their vote, counting machines. the district 16 congressional race features former san jose mayor sam liccardo, who received the most votes in the march primary election. the two other candidates tied for a second place, and that's assembly member evan lowe and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. >> this is a machine recount, so that means it'll go relatively quick. but before we do that, we have to do what's called a logic and accuracy test on our voting system. >> now, while evan lowe and joe simitian opposed the recount, sam liccardo wants it because he only wants to face one opponent in the november general election. but if the recount ends with lowe and simitian with the same number of votes again, all three of the candidates will advance. that would further

split up the electorate. that recount is expected to take up to a week. >> 520 is the time. back over to steve paulson. any rain looking ahead or no. >> in fact, you know, we mentioned we were going back to december, the longest stretch we've had a dry days is nine. we've had that twice. once in december, once in march. and if everything continues to march in as advertised, i think we'll go to ten at least the next hint if anything is really around the 25th or so, but that looks weak. more likely end of the month into early may. are we done with rain? no, i don't think we're done. but after two big systems it makes sense here. fog is mainly on the marin coast kind of snakes. its way down the san mateo coast. there's not a lot there. yesterday we had a lot more 40s on the temps 47 dublin, also castro valley, alamo, martinez in there, hercules in there 50. hayward in union city, berkeley at 4828 berkeley and truckee and south lake tahoe, 32, in flagstaff. elko 3757.

down in las vegas 62. palm springs sacramento a cool 49. some higher clouds will begin to work their way in, but overall, the ridge of high pressure you can see the circulation around that patchy fog only much less than yesterday. temperatures will begin to bump up here a little bit. not not too crazy. i don't think we're getting that warm yet, but it'll be warmer. there could be a few well inland that could push near upper 70s to near 80 tomorrow. any rain on the fourth? no. take a look all the way into the weekend, which looks good. i'm happy to say after two cold weekends, this one looks pretty good. you are my sunshine today because there will be a lot more than yesterday and temps 60s and also 70s. >> you guys all right, steve? thank you. times 521 in new york a big night for women's basketball. as the wnba draft begins, we'll tell you where the top players will now call home, including a former star for the stanford cardinal and today marks day two of jury selection in the trial against former president trump. coming up, why it's becoming a challenge fo e cour

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train hit their car in gilroy. caltrain says it happened last night near the san martin station, about 630. the car was on the tracks when a southbound train hit that car. none of the

25 passengers on the train were hurt. at this point, we still don't know the condition of the person inside that car. it is 525 well, today in new york, donald trump due back in the courtroom for the second day of his hush money trial. jury selection started yesterday with more than half of the first group of 96 prospective jury members dismissed after they said they could not be fair or impartial. donald trump is facing 34 felony counts, claiming he falsified business records, and they sent her on a $130,000 payment. his former lawyer, michael cohen, paid to adult movie star stormy daniels to keep her from talking about an alleged affair with trump before the 2016 election. >> the prosecution will have to show is that trump had the intent necessary, the intent to commit or conceal another crime. and i think that other crime will be federal campaign finance violations.

>> now, trump pleaded not guilty. he denied having the affair. the trial is expected to last about six weeks, with trump required to be present in the courtroom. well, there's a new poll out showing about a third of americans think donald trump did something illegal in this hush money case. the ap-norc poll finds 35% of those who were surveyed say trump did something illegal. 31% said he did something unethical but not illegal, and 14% said he did nothing wrong. about half of those who were polled say trump would not be fit to serve as president if he is convicted in the hush money trial. it is. 527 a norcal rivalry. head to head tonight. we tell you what to expect hen the golden state

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blocked dozens of pro-palestinian protesters facing charges after a day of very disruptive demonstrations. >> i think this is a good step in the right direction. clearly, the prison was not being properly run. it had poor management. >> the federal women's prison in dublin suddenly shutting down. we have details on when the inmates will be moved to another facility. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this

is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's already tuesday pam it's april 16th i like it when it's already thursday maybe. >> but getting there. you're getting there. all right. let's check in with steve paulson. looks like a pretty nice day for most of us. >> it will be a nice day for all here. 40s on a lot of the temps here. some fog is on the coast, but we had a lot more yesterday inland. so isn't that a little cool there? santa rosa is down to 42, but palo alto at 44. maybe a few high clouds zipping by. no big deal. but overall looks like a nice day. you are my sunshine. we'll see more of that today than we had yesterday, that's for sure, temperatures, though, pretty nice here. there's only a little bit above average 60s and also 70s on the temps. all right. ali is here. made it through the first hour and a half, usually 530 things pick up. is that the case? >> things are picking up in the livermore valley. so this is one of the spots that typically gets busy. we do have a crash on westbound 580 at vasco road, and

you can see there is a backup growing behind it all the way to 205. and tracy, other than that, your east bay commute overall is a busy like you see here in highway 24, but no major problems to tell you about highway four at bay point. also picking up as more people get on the road in this part of east contra costa county bay bridge toll plaza, though metering lights not yet on and things are still moving here. 531 let's go back to the desk. >> all right, topping our news this morning, we are learning more about the actions law enforcement had to take to clear the protesters blocking interstate 880 in oakland and the golden gate bridge. the pro-palestinian protesters say they wanted to create an economic blockade in an effort that was seen in cities around the world. ktvu is amanda quintana joining us now from our newsroom with the latest arrest numbers here in the bay area. amanda. >> well, pam, it was definitely a hectic day yesterday. now that police have gotten some time to process what happened at four different protest scenes in the bay area, they're releasing more information about what made it

all so difficult to clear. >> like all your fingers let go and let go of the let go, let go. they're twisting it. let go for no reason. let go of the bar. let let go of the bar. >> hp put this video on social media showing the device used by protesters on northbound 880. in oakland. there were seven of these 55 gallon drums filled with rebar and concrete with heavy duty pipes and chains attaching the protesters to them. we watched as officers had to use multiple tools to get through them, including saws and jackhammers. seven protesters were arrested there, and it took seven hours to clear all of those lanes. now on the golden gate bridge, protesters used their cars with chains concealed with pipes to connect themselves to each other. that took more than four hours to clear and 26 people were arrested there. then on southbound 880, there were about 300 protesters, and five

of them were arrested. again taking five hours to clear all of those lanes, chp put out a long list of the various charges they'll be facing, including unlawful assembly, refusal to comply with a lawful order, resisting false imprisonment and unlawful to stop on a bridge for those on the golden gate. last night, there was also a protest at the fremont tesla plant, where officers deployed pepper balls on that crowd. we're still waiting on arrest numbers from fremont police for that protest live in the newsroom. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. amanda. pro-palestine protesters focused on many other cities outside the bay area as well. there were similar demonstrations in cities including new york, chicago and miami. the antiwar protests have occurred in many u.s. cities almost daily since the fighting between israel and hamas began six months ago. there are some serious moral and legal questions here in terms of the role of united states aid. organizers say the protests are

designed to raise awareness of the more than 33,000 palestinians who have been killed during the war. now the nationwide protests come amid escalating tensions in the middle east, where israel says it will respond to iran's weekend missile strike. >> now, the united states and other allies have been urging israel not to retaliate. the u.s. and other countries helped israel with its defense as iran attacked, launching hundreds of drones and missiles. almost all of the drones and missiles were intercepted by israel's defense system, and the warplanes of the united states and the allies. >> this attack failed because it was defeated by israel, by the united states, and by a coalition of other partners committed to israel's defense. the president urged the prime minister to think about what that success says, all by itself to the rest of the region. >> now, iran says the attack was retaliation for israel's april 1st attack on iran's consulate in damascus, syria. political

analysts say a direct attack on israel is a major change in policy for iran. >> iran, up to this point has been following a doctrine known as strategic patience, with israel harassing israel with allies around the country. but not directly getting involved. >> now, israel has promised a counterattack. israeli prime minister netanyahu has been meeting with his war cabinet, talking about a possible response. the ktvu coverage of the growing conflict in the middle east continues online and on your streaming devices. you can find around the clock news right on your smart tv by downloading our free fox local app. it is now 536. in san jose. a former youth pastor was arrested for alleged sexual assault on a minor. the victim told the police that 47 year old brett bymaster assaulted her

several times between 2014 and 2018. san jose police say he was a youth pastor at the river church community at the time, and he volunteered at after school programs outside of the church. bymaster was arrested last week in manteca. he was booked into the santa clara county jail. >> ktvu has learned that all inmates at the women's federal prison in dublin will be transferred by friday. now, the bureau of prisons is shutting down the facility at least temporarily, because it no longer met prison standards. today's at eight correctional officers, including the warden, have been charged with sex crimes. seven of the defendants have been found guilty. ktvu spoke to several relatives of inmates who are concerned about the changes. >> she's, scared. she don't know what's going on. they. she they came and told her that the whole prison is going to shut down. she's petrified because she doesn't know where she's going. >> she's sick and she is supposed to be released immediately. >> a federal judge overseeing

reforms held an emergency hearing. the judge directed the court appointed person in charge of the prison to make sure inmates are properly transferred to other correctional facilities , halfway houses, home confinement or issued compassion release. >> i think this is a good step in the right direction. clearly, the prison was not being properly run. it had poor management. >> an attorney representing a class action suit against the bureau of prisons questioned why the government did not alert the inmates about the prison shutdown. >> our time now. 537 paris hilton, the reality tv star showing support for a proposed bill aimed at protecting teenage boys who are placed in treatment facilities here in california. paris hilton joined lawmakers in sacramento talking about legislation to require the state to disclose information about when a child is put in restraints or solitary confinement at troubled youth

facilities that are licensed by the state. at a hearing, paris hilton described her own experience in trauma in youth treatment programs. >> i was subjected to abuse disguised as therapy, isolated from the outside world, and denied even the most basic rights. i lived in constant fear, not knowing what would happen to me next if i tried to tell my parents about the abuse, the staff would immediately rip the phone from my hand, disconnect the call and subject me to violent physical restraints and solitary confinement. >> now, if that bill passes a public dashboard with that, information would need to be available online by january 1st of next year. it's 539. a new report is out by airports council international showing that atlanta's hartsfield jackson airport is still the busiest airport in the world. the airport saw 104 million passengers last year. now, the

list of the ten busiest airports in the world for 2023 also include dallas fort worth at number three, while denver dropped down to number six. los angeles international and chicago's o'hare airport also made the top ten. >> busy. very busy. get through. yeah, we're heading into probably some, well, wrapping up spring break. steve, i think probably people are looking for summer travel, but right now the weather's pretty nice for us. >> it's really nice. it's cold for the last couple of days, but even well below average yesterday on the temps here, all 60s here across the board san jose, concord, menlo park, santa rosa, livermore, gilroy, oakland and kentfield all between 65 and 69 degrees. today we'll bump it up a little bit napa, danville, palo alto, san jose. up we go, 74, 74, 75 and 75. so in the comfort zone there looks nice here. 40s on a lot of the temps. petaluma and santa rosa are down

to 42, mainly mid 40s upper 40s here to 50s on the temps. boulder creek as well down to 42 hollister felton 43 morgan hills and martin 45. aptos santa cruz 47 campbell. saratoga in there as well. 20s up in the mountains, 40s 50s in the valley and 40s and 50s up and down the coast except for a few high clouds and some patchy low clouds. we are set to go here for more sunshine. i think that fog will retreat only confined mainly along parts of the coast here. so 60s 70s on the temps can we warm it up? yeah, a little bit tomorrow. i think we'll peak it out tomorrow. still nice though. then by the weekend does look like the first weekend this month where we actually look good. all right. >> thank you steve. berkeley unified superintendent has been summoned to the nation's capital . coming up in our 6:00 hour, the testimony she's set to give before congress over growing anti-semitism in her schools and celebrating a very special milestone in the east bay. >> this beautiful baby now headed home months after she was

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clark in new york city to spotlight on women's basketball. as the wnba draft began. and as expected, caitlin clark of iowa, college basketball's all time leading scorer, was picked first. and she'll be playing for the indiana fever now. stanford's cameron branch was the next pick in the wnba draft. she was selected second by the l.a. sparks. the fans all over the bay area say they're happy to keep that local star here in california. the six foot four tall all american won several awards in four years at stanford, including a national championship. many feel this draft class of women's basketball players is taking the game to all new heights. >> it's exciting to see a lot of women's athletes in the news. i think i watched more women's basketball this year than men's. i was excited to see caitlyn cameron and angel reese. it was really cool. the draft like sold out in like a day to actually

attend in person. >> so it's just super exciting to like, see the numbers, follow the energy we've been feeling here. >> and there are reports that caitlyn clark's indiana jersey sold out just hours after the wnba draft, no doubt. >> all right. we get to see more of that talent coming up. the warriors will be short handed when they face the sacramento kings tonight in the play in tournament gp2. gary payton, the second has been ruled out because of a calf injury. he will also miss the next game if the warriors advance in the postseason. the dubs are still the betting favorites as the kings are also dealing with injuries. warriors coach steve kerr says he likes his team's chances. we got to win two games just to get into the playoffs and anything can happen, but i do really believe in this group and i believe in karma. >> i think this this group has earned some some good, some good karma. so we'll see what happens. but that's not who i like. >> karma to kings want revenge. after the warriors knocked them

out of last year's playoffs, the dubs playing some of their best ball of the season though, winning nine of their last 11 games. >> oh time now 546 well, tomorrow marks exactly three months since the shocking and sudden death of warriors assistant coach dejan milojevic. he had a heart attack back in january at a team dinner in salt lake city. this was his third season on the warriors coaching staff and the players and the fellow coaches honored him yesterday on what would have been his 47th birthday. >> we think about deki every day, but i try to maintain the approach that deki brought every day, which is remind yourself how lucky you are to be in the nba, to be healthy, to be working together, playing basketball, coaching basketball for a living. >> they loved him. his nickname was deki. he was buried in his native serbia. that's where he was a star player before he went into international coaching.

>> stephen curry, lebron james and kevin durant are set to be on team usa for the upcoming olympic games. now, the lineup has not been officially announced, but multiple reports say 11 players have already been picked for the national team. it would be the first time curry has played in the olympics, but he has won two world cups with the national team. warriors coach steve kerr will be the us coach in the push to win a fifth consecutive gold medal, all right, time to make you smile. >> a bay area mother now nursing and caring for her premature baby at home after she spent six months being treated her name is dori. she was born at 23 weeks, october 16th in berkeley. she weighed less than a pound when she was born, and doctors only gave her a 4% chance of surviving. her care team says it was a challenge to give her nutrition because she was so little. but look at those cheeks now. since then, she's made a miracle recovery and now weighs

almost 10 pounds. >> ferry is breathing on her own . she is very active and she's drinking all her food with her bottle with her mom. and it's just that's what makes this so incredible. >> she's a miracle. she just really is. >> i'm gonna remind her probably every day how much of a fighter she is. and just how strong she is. and as she's able to conquer anything that she puts her mind to. >> and she's beautiful, her mother also says she was excited just to take her daughter outside so she can actually breathe fresh air for the first time. >> oh my gosh, breathe. probably for the first time just getting that baby home. oh, we wish them well. she needs gratulations. oh, that's a darling little yeah darling little baby. all right, great news. let's check in with ali. big smile as well. right. nothing like seeing a little baby i know. >> oh my goodness. oh that's that's a great story. great to hear that. traffic is in good

shape this morning. no big issues to tell you about. let's go to the traffic maps and give you a wide view of the east bay. and you can see there is a little bit of slow traffic on westbound 80 up by el sobrante. but no reports of any crashes there just yet. we'll continue to keep an eye on it. your drive is getting a little bit longer from the carquinez bridge to macarthur maze. still okay though. 22 minutes, but busy on that eastshore freeway and the metering lights are now on at the bay bridge toll plaza, so it is going to be getting a little bit more crowded and more slow there as the morning goes on. i do want to note that nice sunrise beyond those east bay hills, and here at the golden gate bridge, we can actually see, see the towers of the golden gate bridge. so at least not super foggy in that part of the bay area this morning. >> not yet. there might be a little bit there as we get to daylight though. ali. so all right, 40s on the temps here we are running about 2 to 4 degrees warmer than yesterday at this

time, although petaluma is down to 42. santa rosa in there, but mainly it's mid 40s upper 40s to near 50 degrees, temperatures will have no problem rebounding after we had so many low clouds yesterday. far less today. there's some fog on the coast, but not nearly what we saw. so today looks pretty good. patchy fog, more sun warmer. temps will be kicking in here, although temperatures really be only slightly above average tomorrow though. looks like we could have a few inland locations. push upper 70s to maybe near 80 degrees. any rain know? the longest stretch we've had going back to december was twice at nine days. right now it looks like we will definitely flirt with trying to break that record. there's no rain showing up for 7 or 8 and even out to 9 or 10. although there's hints. end of the month into early may, but not today. more sunshine. it'll be nice. it will be warmer, 60s 70s on the temps tomorrow looks to be the warmest day until the weekend when i think we'll bump back up to maybe a few near 80 degrees, but it probably will take until sunday. >> okay steve. thank you. time now 551. we're approaching a very important deadline to speak

out about a street safety plan. the new tool available for people living in berkeley that could help make decisions about changes on san pablo avenue and the portola music festival, is getting ready for the summer. >> there. promise to make changes after noise comaints across the business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition. it's all day and into the night. it's all the things that keep this world turning.

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san francisco, and organizers are assuring residents across the bay in alameda that it won't be as loud this year. the city of alameda called for the festival to end last year, after residents complained about the noise. festival organizers sent a letter to alameda residents promising all outdoor music will end by 1045 in the evening and that organizers will play close attention to audio levels. the event is scheduled for september 28th and 29th at pier 80. >> our time is 554. this is new music composition program, unlocking a new world for inmates at a jail in sonoma county. now here you see an inmate listening to music that he wrote is being played by a string quartet across the country in new york. now 11 men

took part in this ten week music program. the organizers talked about how important learning to write and read music has been for these inmates. >> you can see in their faces that it gave them hope. it gave them something to look for. it gives them something to look forward to. that they hear what they wrote and it's their stories. it was so impactful. >> now officials at sonoma county jail hope to offer this same program to female inmates next year. >> the a's will face the saint louis cardinals at the oakland coliseum tonight for game two of their series. last night, the cardinals defeated the athletics 3 to 1. former a's star sonny gray pitched six scoreless innings for his 100th career victory, and former giant brandon crawford returned to the bay area for the first time since joining the cardinals. the a's are in third place in the american league west with seven wins and ten losses. the san francisco giants will battle the marlins in miami tonight for game two of their series. last

night, the giants defeated the marlins 4 to 3. pinch hitter wilmer flores drove in what would prove to be the winning run in the seventh inning, and 22 year old pitcher kyle harrison picked up his second win of the season. the giants are in fourth place in the national league west with a record of seven wins and ten losses. >> time is 556. the giants and the a's joined other major league baseball teams celebrating jackie robinson day. now yesterday, every player, coach and manager on all 30 of the baseball teams were jackie robinson's number 42 on their jerseys, marking the day that jackie robinson broke baseball's color barrier when he played for the brooklyn dodgers on april 15th, 1947, and magic johnson led yesterday's celebration at the dodgers home in los angeles on behalf of dodger ownership group. >> our amazing manager dave roberts, and our great baseball

team and all the players of dodger nation. welcome to jackie robinson day, right now, the day honoring jackie robinson is now become a major league baseball tradition. >> it dates back to 2009, all paying tribute to the groundbreaking athlete who changed sports and america society. >> the paris summer olympics begin july 26, and there is a little more that's a little more than three months away, and we're getting a preview of some of the athletic venues, such as the aquatic center that is looking beautiful. workers are still building the first ever purple running track look at that. and several paris landmarks will serve as backdrops for the competitions. beach volleyball will take place near the foot of the eiffel tower, the park at the palace of versailles will host equestrian events and with global tensions in the middle east and ukraine, security in france will be at

maximum levels. >> france has never deployed so many resources for security before. i have confidence in the law enforcement forces in our country to secure these games. >> france currently plans to host the opening ceremony along the river sand, but they are prepared to move the ceremony indoors if there are any security concerns, as hollywood is marking the halfway point to the spooky season with a horror themed celebration. halfway to halloween, we'll have movie marathons and preview horror films that come out later this year. amc theaters hosted a horror film festival earlier this month, and starting may 1st, mgm plus will have 24 hours of horror with movies like smile and a season two marathon of the series from. we want to see how scared you get. we've got a heck of a show, new scary movies are in theaters all month. abigail comes out april 19th. that's a

horror movie about a group of criminals who kidnaped the daughter of an underworld figure only to find out she is a vampire. >> well, convicted murderer scott peterson goes back to court this morning. he'll trying to fight to get a new trial. we'll bring you a live report in redwood city to tell you what to expect in today's hearing. plus >> this is a day that everybody should stop what they're doing and protest for palestine pro palestine demonstrators targeting the tesla factory in fremont. >> at one point, the police fired pepper balls to control the demonstrators from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's tuesday april 16th i think we have a very nice day sunshine from the from the coast to inland parts of the coast, parts

of the coast. >> so it is clear though inland here. much better than yesterday. although some of you may be like yesterday. others want warmer. today will be that day where we transition to more sunshine. and there you go a nice, nice, nice painting there that we have for you under clear skies. although some fog is on the coast, 40s on most of the temps here. not as cool as yesterday, but still kind of cool. but we're all set for a nice day. a few high clouds may come by, but no big deal. you are my sunshine today and temps will bump up, although they'll be right there in the comfort zone for many, which equals 60s. a little cool maybe for some, but mid 70s possible for others. all right alice here. >> and she will start with we are going to start with the livermore valley because there's another crash to tell you about. by the way. can't compete with that gorgeous picture of the sunrise you just showed steve. maybe we can capture some of that in our traffic cameras here. coming up. there it is. wow. just beautiful. not so beautiful. is your drive in from the livermore valley? there's a second crash westbound 580 at grant line road. this is in addition to the one at vasco road. and then we mentioned earlier, they're still clearing

some of the congestion from that crash southbound 880 at davis street. so that is going to take a little while to get cleared up in the south bay. things look good except for a little bit of slow traffic on northbound 101 through downtown. live picture from our air traffic camera shows things are moving smoothly in this part of silicon valley. in the far eastern contra costa county, highway four at bay point getting busy and slow as the morning goes on, but no major issues there. metering lights are on at the bay bridge toll plaza, and you see a little bit of that sunrise, looking over those east bay hills. not quite as beautiful as that city and bay landscape that steve showed us, but it is shaping up to be a nice morning. let's go back to the desk. >> all right. better morning than yesterday. in terms of traffic, because dozens of pro-palestinian demonstrators were arrested after staging those disruptive protests around the bay area. >> we remember all of that. it was part of a nationwide

movement to impact the economy, to protest israel's attacks on palestinians in gaza. >> now, this was the scene on the golden gate bridge. demonstrators blocked cars, pedestrians and cyclists from being able to cross in either direction for hours. the commute at a standstill after protesters stopped traffic by chaining themselves to the cars. >> and there was a similar situation in oakland along interstate 80. the protesters blocked traffic in two areas. one of them affected operations at the port of oakland, and the day ended with a big protest in fremont. ktvu is andre senior in the studio with us now to tell us why demonstrators were targeting tesla. andre. >> well, good morning to you, dave and pam. protesters demanding an immediate ceasefire in gaza targeted the tesla car plant, hoping to disrupt operations there and a demonstration that began peacefully soon got out of hand. this was a scene early yesterday evening. dozens of protesters clashing with police in riot

gear just outside that facility. officers say they were finally forced to use pepper balls to break up the crowd. organizers of the march and rally say they had a reason they targeted tesla . they say the protest was in response to ceo elon musk's decision to invite israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to the fremont plant last year, the main reason was inviting netanyahu out here to tesla and what's going on with the war, and everybody should stop. well, the protesters managed to cause a temporary backup of supply trucks that were trying to enter the tesla plant along kato road. the demonstrators say they felt they needed to express their outrage and sadness over the war between israel and hamas that began more than six months ago. >> i haven't slept at night or days, and as much as i supposed to, i usually do. i so it's in my heart, in my mind, in my in my family also my family, my kids. everybody is hurting very bad.

>> california highway patrol officers were called in to make sure the protesters outside the auto plant did not move onto nearby highway 880, authorities estimate in all, more than 80 people took part in this demonstration. now we reached out to the fremont police department to see if there were any arrests made, and we'll let you know when we hear back. back to you, david. >> okay, andre. thank you. and ktvu coverage of the growing conflict in the middle east continues online and on your streaming devices. you can find around the clock news right on your smart tv by downloading our free fox local app. >> all right. this morning, a one day strike by health care workers is underway at marin health medical center. more than 100 medical technicians are set to join the picket lines in a demonstration that will continue until 6 p.m. so we want to take you out there live this morning to as this protest gets underway , the strike organizers are demanding better pay. they say marin health is only offering pay raises of 2.5% a year to

their medical technicians. now, marin health's chief executive officer responded to the strike in part by saying, quote, we will continue active negotiations on the remaining few issues, primarily pertaining to compensation, to see if we can reach an agreement, we will make the necessary arrangements to ensure that there will be no disruption to the quality or availability of care they are accustomed to receiving. >> our time is now 605. federal prosecutors say a prominent real estate developer linked to a corruption scandal at san francisco city hall should not go to jail. the san francisco stanford reports. see, tabakov has admitted bribing three former city building inspectors to speed up the permit process and inspections. the standard reports that federal investigators are recommending the 72 year old developer received probation and six months of home confinement, and

a $5,000 fine. >> a robbery suspect was arrested after leading police officers on a chase in the east bay. police say the pursuit began in richmond sunday afternoon and ended in martinez, where the car crashed into another vehicle in the area of highway four and pine street. police say the suspect and the other people in the car tried to run away, but were later detained during a search, the driver was arrested on suspicion of evading police firearm possession and outstanding warrants. now, police in redmond, redwood city are looking for a thief who stole several packages from a home, including one containing a wedding dress. officers say last thursday, a man went to the home near adams and madison, about one block west of highway 82, and stole some packages. now take a look at the security camera, the homeowner tells police. one of the packages included a wedding dress valued at $2,000. there's the person

accused. if you have any information on this man's identity or his whereabouts, please call redwood city police. voters in berkeley head to the polls today to elect a new city council member and uc berkeley students cecilia luna parra and james chang are facing off in a special election for district seven, which does include the cal campus. today's election is to fill the seat left vacant by rachel robinson, the berkeley councilman. abrupt resigned in january, citing harassment and threats from members of the public. >> our time is now 607. in the race to replace retiring silicon valley congresswoman anna eshoo, the actual physical vote recount is about to begin. the recount process started yesterday with both the santa clara and san mateo counties verifying the accuracy of their vote counting machines. the district 16 congressional race features former san jose mayor sam liccardo, who received the most votes in that primary in march.

the two other candidates tied for second place are assembly member evan lowe and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. >> this is a machine recount, so that means it'll go relatively quick. but before we do that, we have to do what's called a logic and accuracy test on our voting system. >> now, while evan lowe and joe simitian opposed the recount, sam liccardo likes it because he wants to face only one opponent in the november general election. but if the recount ends with evan, low and simitian with the same number of votes again, all three of the candidates will advance. that would further divide the electorate. the recounts, expected to take up to a week. >> the san francisco 49ers are completing a two year campaign that will create a new california license plate featuring their logo. the organization started a drive to raise money for state parks and youth programs across the state.

there's our ktvu license plate. as of the end of last month, the 49ers were still more than 3000 orders short on those personalized plates needed for the dmv to print them. to finish the drive, the family that owns the 49ers has agreed to pay more than $168,000 for the remaining orders. they'll be given out on a first come, first serve basis. so if you are a part of the 40 niner faithful, you have a chance to get that personalized id plate. >> wow. okay >> i mean, the plate. >> i think we have to let i think we have to let sal know about that when you have to. >> yeah. he'll pony up. >> hey, pass the memo. >> ali, have you recovered from all the craziness in the morning commute yesterday? >> well, i hope bay area drivers have certainly recovered. you are going to have an easier commute, at least how it's looking so far this morning. knock on wood, we can show you the maps and show you that it is getting a little slow at the bay

bridge toll plaza. as you can see, they're meeting lights are now on and some slow traffic on that westbound 80 drive from richmond into berkeley. look, taking a look at the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza, things are getting busy here as well, but no major issues getting over into marin county highway 24 in lafayette, westbound towards the caldecott looks good and san mateo bridge getting busier as well as you make your way over to the peninsula. but overall, things looking pretty good here this morning. bay area wide 610. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you ali. approaching a crucial time to weigh in on a street safety plan. the new tool available for people living in berkeley that could help in the decision making of changes at san pablo avenue. >> also celebrating the culture of south asia. the exhibit now open at san jose state that highlights the contribution from various communities

killer, scott peterson are going back to a san mateo county courtroom today. >> his case has been picked up by a nonprofit organization that helps defendants who may be wrongfully convicted. ktvu jane torres is already at the courthouse in redwood city to tell us what to expect. good morning. james. >> dave. pam good morning to you. will these newest attorneys for scott peterson come from the la innocence project? they say they are looking to poke holes

in the convictions of scott peterson, who was of course, convicted of killing his wife and their unborn child more than 20 years ago. now, it's never been made crystal clear why the la innocence project took on this case and why they're getting involved, only ever saying that they may have new information that could prove peterson's innocence. the la innocence project made their debut in the courtroom as peterson's counsel last month. peterson attending that hearing via zoom. there, they asked the judge to get access to thousands of pages of court records, as well as video and audio recordings, something these lawyers say peterson was never given access to before. they'll also aim to redo dna testing of evidence, specifically of a bloody mattress found inside a burned van outside of a burglary near peterson's modesto home. their hope is to find some discrepancies in the case, to have enough evidence to ask for a new trial, and legal experts tell ktvu. peterson has somewhat tried this before. he's gone for

appeals, he's asked for new trials, but his defense this time around is trying a different approach. >> this is digging into the evidence. what did the police do? did they look at all the evidence? did they turn away from something that perchance was exculpatory? >> peterson was convicted and is now serving a life sentence. the attorneys who prosecuted him from the santa clara county district attorney's office will be in the courtroom today, as well as the attorneys from the la innocence project. today is one of three motion hearings planned over the next few months. peterson is expected to appear via zoom again today from the mule creek state prison. that's about 100 miles away from where we are this morning. that hearing expected to start at 9:00. reporting live this morning. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you, james, for that update san francisco police have increased the reward to help find whoever shot and killed a man last summer. police say they

received a call from 22 year old rolando jakari bell on august 3rd, saying that he had been shot on kellogg street. he later died at the hospital. police are now offering a $125,000 reward for any information leading to the arrest and conviction of the gunman. now no suspects have been identified, but police say this volkswagen was recovered by investigators and connected to the homicide. anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police. >> all right. our time is 616. transit leaders in the east bay want the public to speak out about proposed changes to san pablo avenue. now, several safety improvements are being considered on this. very busy road runs from oakland to berkeley, including more visible crosswalks and more protected bike lanes. the alameda county transportation commission has created a community feedback website to get the input from you, the public, on this project.

>> 617 is the time. back over to allie rasmus covering traffic. this morning. hopefully no big problems today, no major problems. >> certainly a lot easier commute in general than what we saw say 24 hours ago. we're going to go right outside to our triple a traffic camera showing us the bay bridge toll plaza. because this situation has changed in the last half hour or so, you're looking at a 20 minute delay to get onto the span. no major issues there, just a lot of people trying to get over to san francisco. when you're trying to get to this point, it will take you a little bit of time to get from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze, because that eastshore freeway is getting busy. highway four at bay point, pittsburg looks okay at this hour. no specific problems there, but. and we see this nice picture of the golden gate bridge this morning. traffic moving smoothly heading into san francisco. and i always like to end with this picture before i send it over to steve, because we like to look at that flag in the right hand of the screen.

steve, correct me if i'm wrong. onshore breeze looks like the wind is going from the ocean inland and maybe the fog will follow. let's check in with steve paulson to find out. >> you don't need to be skeptical. you can be confident. yes. okay that is correct. it's a westerly breeze. west southwest. maybe some fog. there won't be too much alley, but that's. that is correct. our system from the weekend is now accelerated in the northern plains. and once they get. once it clears, the rockies gathers a lot of strength there. but high pressures. our fair weather friend is building in those. it's been a slow climb since the cold weekend yesterday. these highs san jose, concord, menlo park, santa rosa, livermore, gilroy, oakland and kentfield all between 65 and 69 degrees. we'll bump it up a little bit today napa, danville, palo alto, san jose to mid 70s 74 and 7540s on the temps here or some 50. petaluma is down to 42. we had a lot of upper 30s yesterday. not so much today. i think each day will be bumping up on these

lows. high pressure though is in charge here. not strong. i don't think it's as strong as last week, but we'll still see some warmer temps today and probably tomorrow before we ease up a little bit. and there's no sign of any rain on the seven day outlook. we may be looking at our first ten days in a row without rain going back to december, which is hard to believe. today you are my sunshine. some fog on the coast but marin county south 60s near the water. 70s mid 70s inland. i think tomorrow we'll get some near 80. ease up a teeny bit, but still nice. thursday friday and happy to say the last two weekends have been cold and rainy. not this weekend. looks sunny and nice. >> thank you. steve berkeley unified superintendent has been summoned to the nation's capitol. the testimony she's set to give to congress over growing allegations of anti-semitism in her schools and a step forward for people organizing the recall effort for alameda county district attorney. the key hurdle they just crossed in their efforts to remove pamela pric

committee next month about allegations of anti-semitism in the district. superintendent nikki ford morthal will join at least two other schools, district superintendent at the committee hearing, a federal complaint was filed against the berkeley unified school district, alleging it failed to

take action to stop harassment of jewish students. later today, the house of representatives will send articles of impeachment against homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas to the senate. in february, house republicans impeached mayorkas, accusing him of breach of trust over his handling of the southern border. democrats say republicans are using the impeachment process to settle a policy disagreement about how to address the nation's immigration system. the next step would be a full trial in the senate, but that's unlikely because democrats are planning to dismiss the proceedings. they only need a simple majority vote. back here in the bay area, the recall of alameda county district attorney pamela price has crossed a key hurdle. the county registrar says there are enough valid signatures for the recall to proceed, even though nearly 50,000 signatures were disqualified. now organizers of the recall say it quote, sends a clear message that the people of alameda county demand accountability and ethical

leadership from their elected officials. the registrar will certify the results at the board of supervisors meeting on april 30th. we have reached out to the district attorney for comment, but we have not heard back. the threat of a widespread labor strike in san francisco looks less likely. this morning, the city reached a tentative deal with several union groups representing more than 20,000 workers. now, jobs include digital technology and landscaping. the lowest wages will be bumped up from $20.25 an hour to $25 an hour. it's unclear how the increases will affect the city budget, which projects an $800 million deficit in the next two years. the city remains in contract talks with nurses and transit operators. the marin health medical center and ucsf health have teamed up for a new outpatient surgery center, the marin specialty surgery center is one of three outpatient centers operating in marin county. medical industry experts say these centers are

often able to perform surgeries at a lower cost than hospitals. that's because they perform more routine procedures that require less expensive equipment. a new exhibit is open at san jose state university king library. the exhibit is called south asians in silicon valley. it highlights the history and cultural contributions from communities like afghanistan, bangladesh, india and sri lanka, and how they've shaped the landscape of technology and entrepreneurship in the region. >> at least 20% of santa clara county is south asian, right, and san jose state university is international. students like about 60% of them come from south asia. and we know san jose state is a very serious feeder to silicon valley's tech world. so, you know, there itself that itself is a proof of how much, you know, south asians bring to the community here to the tech sector. >> the exhibit will also highlight south asian music and will feature south asian san jose state university students

and alumni. a spike in demand for rental assistance has a nonprofit working around the clock to raise those funds. the new goal they're hoping to achieve in order to help families facing eviction in santa clara county and the warriors will pay tribute to their late coach on his birthday . the emotional night as the team honors day on milojevic

shut down. you have the details of concerns that led to those closure plans and what happens next to the inmates. >> plus, we don't want our money going to israel anymore. >> dozens of pro-palestinian demonstrators were arrested after staging very disruptive protests all around the bay area. the reaction among the protesters as we learned more about the charges they may face from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> there's that opening bell live as we take you live to the new york stock exchange. >> a lot of excitement because we're going to see in a moment members of the university of south carolina women's basketball team ringing that opening bell to celebrate their 2024 ncaa national championship. >> that's head coach dawn staley and this year's most outstanding player, camila cardoso. last night, she was the wnba draft,

as were all the outstanding women of basketball. now she is going to play for chicago sky. by the way, the dow is set to open up close to a little more than 200 points. actually first quarter earnings off to a great start. so they're taking their little selfie there. yeah proud proud day to have all those women there in new york. all right. we'll be watching them play. thank you for joining us here on morning sun two i'm pam cook. >> you know dawn staley is from my hometown. oh i did not know that hood in your neighborhood. that's right. wow. good morning i'm dave clark. it is tuesday. it is april 16th pam. >> all right. let's check in with steve paulson. i think it was a pretty nice day for all of us here. >> it will be better today. we have a little bit of fog, but there will be more sunshine and temps are bumping up slowly. although this time of year doesn't take much. but as i told ali about 15 minutes ago, there it is. ali that fog we were talking about. wow, it's trying to creep in on the marin headlands. san francisco, just

on both sides of the golden gate. doesn't look like it's over. maybe a little bit. here it is starting to work its way over the span of the golden gate 40s on the temps and everything's going up and over, so mostly sunny today. the fog will burn off sooner. you are my sunshine. most locations will get in on that after some patchy morning. low clouds, highs bumping up a little bit 60s and 70s. pretty nice though. all right. speaking of, she's here at 630 and we're starting where? east bay, south bay. >> we're going to check on the traffic in silicon valley, which the short story here is it's in good shape. so you can see from the maps that there's no major problems to tell you about in san jose area. a little bit of slow traffic in northbound 101 past downtown, but nothing major there. there is slow traffic on southbound 880 as you approach the san mateo bridge and at the bay bridge toll plaza, but no crashes there to tell you about. we do have some information about some possible construction or some sort of hazard there. calling out caltrans to help with something at the san quentin off ramp in the

westbound direction of 580 on the richmond-san rafael bridge. so not know specifically what it is, but that may explain some of the slow traffic you see here. and it is moving okay in the east bay on westbound highway 24 through lafayette, we saw bart going by through this picture just a few minutes ago, and i just checked. bart is running on time. 632 let's go back to the desk. >> okay, ali. thank you. well, we're learning more now about what law enforcement had to do to clear out the protesters who were blocking interstate 880 in oakland and the golden gate bridge. >> boy, it's quite a mess for a lot of people. the protesters say they wanted to create an economic blockade in an effort that was seen in cities around the world. ktvu is amanda quintana in our newsroom now with the aftermath, the latest arrest numbers here in the bay area. >> yeah, pam, you are right. it was definitely a hectic day yesterday. and now that police have gotten some time to process what happened at four different protest scenes in the bay area,

they're now releasing more information about what made it all so difficult to clear. >> like all your fingers. let go. let let go of the let go, let go how they're twisting it. let go. twisting it for no reason. let go of the bar. let go. let go of the bar. >> chp put this video on social media showing the device used by protesters on northbound 880 in oakland. there were seven of these 55 gallon drums filled with rebar and concrete, with heavy duty pipes and chains attaching the protesters to them. we watched as officers had to use multiple tools to get through them, including saws and jackhammers. seven protesters were arrested there, and it took seven hours to clear all of those lanes on the golden gate bridge, protesters used their cars with chains concealed with pipes to connect drivers to the people outside the cars. it took more than four hours to clear and 26 people were arrested. there then on southbound 880,

there were about 300 protesters. five of them were arrested again, taking five hours to clear all of those lanes. >> this was a complex operation, and the california highway patrol made every effort to get lanes open as quickly as possible. as calls came in for service. we deployed personnel accordingly to each event. our disentanglement team was able to successfully defeat the intricate devices. the prosecution, the protesters utilized. >> chp put out a long list of the various charges they will be facing, including unlawful assembly, refusal to comply with a lawful order, resisting false imprisonment, and unlawful to stop on a bridge for those that were on the golden gate. those recommendations are now sent to the alameda and san francisco county district attorneys. now, last night there was also a protest at the fremont tesla plant, where officers deployed pepper balls on the crowd. we're still waiting on arrest numbers from fremont police for that

protest live in the newsroom. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news okay, amanda, thank you. >> and ktvu is coverage of the growing conflict in the middle east. continues online and on your streaming devices. you can find a round the clock news right on your smart tv by downloading our free fox local app, ktvu has learned that all inmates at the women's federal prison in dublin will be transferred by friday. >> now, the bureau of prisons is shutting down the facility, at least temporarily, because it no longer met prison standards. to date, eight correctional officers, including the warden, have been charged with sex crimes. seven of the defendants have been found guilty. ktvu spoke to several relatives of inmates who are concerned about the changes. >> she's, scared. she don't know what's going on. they she they came and told her that the whole prison is going to shut down. >> she's petrified because she doesn't know where she's going. she's sick and she is supposed to be released immediately.

>> a federal judge overseeing reforms held an emergency hearing. the judge directed the court appointed person in charge of the prison to make sure inmates are properly transferred to other correctional facilities, halfway houses, home confinement or issued compassionate release. >> i think this is a good step in the right direction. clearly the prison was not being properly run. it had poor management. >> an attorney representing a class action suit against the bureau of prisons questioned why the government didn't alert inmates about the prison shutdown beforehand. >> our time is now. 636 a new report is out criticizing the palo alto police department for the way it handles allegations of excessive use of force. an independent police auditor says the city should have issued a tougher discipline against a police officer involved in a violent arrest in 2018 that was recorded on a surveillance camera. the city talked about firing that police officer

before deciding to suspend him. a sergeant retired before he was terminated while another officer was fired. this report is just now coming out after the administrative and legal issues were resolved. the palo alto eventually settled with the person who was arrested in that case. for more than a half million dollars. our time now, 637 tomorrow, marks exactly three months since the shocking and sudden death of warriors assistant coach dejan milojevic. he had a heart attack at a team dinner in salt lake city back in january. this was his third season on the staff of the warriors. players and fellow coaches honored him yesterday on what would have been his 47th birthday. we think about deki every day, but i try to maintain the approach that deki brought every day, which is remind yourself how lucky you are to be

in the nba, to be healthy, to be working together, playing basketball, coaching basketball for a living. yeah. his nickname was deki. he was buried in his native serbia. that's where he was a star player before he went into international coaching. >> stephen curry, lebron james and kevin durant are set to be on team usa for the upcoming olympic games. the line up for usa basketball has not been officially announced, but multiple reports say 11 players have already been picked for the national team. it will be the first time curry has played in the olympics, but he has won two world cups with the national team. warriors coach steve kerr will be the coach in the attempt to win a fifth consecutive gold medal. >> it's going to happen. >> very exciting and always i mean to watch steph and lebron. yeah, on the same side right. very fun. wow. >> all right we get to watch ali rasmus who is watching your morning commute. everybody behaving now for the most part the only place where you will

encounter any sort of crash with a significant backup is on westbound 580. >> if you're driving in from tracy through the altamont pass. we mentioned earlier this crash at grant line road in that westbound direction has things tied up a bit, and we do see some of the usual slow traffic past the dublin pleasanton interchange on southbound 680, taking a look at 880 in oakland, things moving smoothly past the coliseum. it'll take you about 30 minutes to get from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. we've seen some heavier than usual traffic on that westbound 80 corridor, and our triple a traffic camera shows the conditions at the bay bridge toll plaza, where things are busy. here, you're looking at a 20 minute delay to get onto the span. golden gate bridge camera here shows a nice picture, and i wanted to show this steve, because i can see the fog that you showed from that picture a little while ago. so clear for most people. but that fog is still rolling in as just as you told us, steve. >> a little bit there, ali. nothing compared to yesterday, but yes, there is some about

marin coast southward. i don't think it will last too long, but it's there. but we'll take you back 48 hours because our powerhouse low for april. you can see where it is now. northern plains, that will be a big weather maker. but coming in behind that, it makes sense. after back to back lows of this ilk, if you will, for april to get some kind of a break. and it looks like that's what we're going into, although it doesn't look that warm, but napa, danville, palo alto, san jose bumping up from 60s to near 70 yesterday to mid 70s today 41 now petaluma 40s on the temps to right at 50. we were cooler yesterday morning by about 3 or 4 degrees. upper lakes 41. middletown 41. sonoma 42. there were a few upper 30s yesterday. windsor is at 42. i don't see any yet. san anselmo 41. so they're trying. but it does look like we'll stay around this range. same down south santa clara valley, santa cruz mountains, boulder creek 41, hollister felton 42, but mainly mid 40s, especially around santa clara, cupertino, saratoga, campbell down to morgan hill and san martin. a little northerly breeze except for a few, but not

strong, but a slight north northeast is trying to get its act together. but i mean, it's less than about 1520 miles an hour. a lot out there, but it's running into a wall of high pressure and it says, nope, not today, except for a few high clouds. i think we'll see more of those patchy fog, but there'll be more sun today and temps will bump up. but again, really just upper 70s to inland areas near 80 tomorrow. then it looks like we back off a little bit, but still nice going into the weekend. happy to say the weekend for the first time this month. looks like it'll be good so you don't have to have a plan b this time around. we've had to have one the last two weekends. today you are my sunshine. after some patchy morning fog, temps will bump up 6070 though. pretty nice here. a little bit warmer tomorrow. i think we ease up a little bit going into friday, but then by the time we get to the weekend it does look a little warmer. >> big cheers for a miracle baby recovering in the east bay. details of the celebration for this beautiful baby girl headed home after spending six months

in the hospital. >> all right, first, let's check in with garcia mikaelian in our newsroom with a look at the other stories we're following for you. good morning. >> good morning, pam and dave. when i join you in studio, they've been missing from san francisco for nearly 100 years now. a relative of a butterfly driven to extinction back in the 1940s is being reintroduced in the city, coming up at seven. what researchers at the cal academy of sciences did to help nature recover from the impact of humans, then today marks 100 days until the start of the summer olympics in paris, with the lighting of the olympic torch symbolizes and the work being done to make sure that city is

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your mother is now nursing and taking care of her premature baby at home after she spent six months being treated. the baby's name is shiori, which was born at 23 weeks on october 16th in berkeley. she weighed less than a pound when she was born. doctors only gave her a 4% chance of survival where her care team, hard working care

team, says it was a tough challenge to give her nutrition because she was so little. well, since then, the baby has made a miracle recovery and now weighs almost 10 pounds. >> barry is breathing on her own, she is very active and she's drinking all her food with her bottle, with her mom and it's just that's what makes this so incredible. >> she's a miracle. she just really is going to remind her probably every day how much of a fighter she is and just how strong she is. >> and as she's able to conquer anything that she puts her mind to. >> love this. there's mom pushing her little baby. she's really excited to take her daughter outdoors now so she can breathe fresh air for the first time. way to go. time is 647. well, new proposed legislation here in california would require that tortillas and other foods that are made with corn flour contain folic acid to cut down

the risk of birth defects, the fda requires that folic acid be included in enriched grain products like cereals, breads, pasta, and rice. folic acid has been proven to prevent serious birth defects. now, supporters of this proposed legislation say, since corn flour is used to make many classic latino foods, it should be included in the folic acid mandate in today's dollars and cents. >> some verizon customers will soon receive a portion of a $100 million settlement. now it affects customers who had accounts from january 2016 through early november 2023, the lawsuit claims. verizon falsely advertised services at lower monthly rates than it actually charged customers. the suit also says verizon did not disclose the administrative fees, settlement amounts are up to $100. they will vary based on how many months the user was subjected to the charges. federal regulators are looking into complaints about the braking system of cadillac's all

electric lyriq car. a preliminary evaluation will focus on 2023 models. some drivers report seeing a brake system failure message when the car starts or is in motion. general motors owns cadillac brand and acknowledges that a spindle can potentially fracture during the braking process. there's no recall, but drivers can obtain over-the-air updates to fix any problems. more help is on the way for some renters in the bay area. the los gatos antiracism coalition has distributed about $25,000 through its rental assistance program. they will be able to help more people as funding has poured in from the public, donations and members of the organization since it launched last summer. applicants facing eviction can apply for up to $500 in rapid relief funds group leaders say they have helped more than 50 families. and ikea is introducing a new line of gaming furniture. the lineup of 20 items includes desks, chairs,

accessories and storage solutions. take a look. there's an arm chair that folds out into a lounging position, a rocking style chair, and an inflatable donut style chair with a matching footstool. wow. here's something a lot of people will like. the collection also includes a gaming station that folds away into a wardrobe like storage closet. so that way if you have a gamer in the house, yeah, you have a non gamer in the house. >> you can just like fold it up and fold it away. >> put it away. >> all right. that sounds pretty good. all right. time is 649. hopefully your commute sounds pretty good. ali rasmus knows ali. >> overall, things are looking pretty good. no big problems to tell you about. certainly nothing like what we saw yesterday. so let's get started with a look at the south bay commute. there is a crash on southbound 87. excuse me. northbound 87 at curtner. and that is slowing things down a little bit in that area. and then we have some just usual slow traffic in northbound 101 past san jose. let's show you a

live picture of 280 in san jose, past downtown, in that northbound direction. it's getting a bit crowded, but no major issues there to tell you about. so in the north bay we are following the reports of a hit and run crash at highway 37, just east of sears point and that is leading. there's usually slow traffic on this stretch of 37 anyway, but it's going to be even more problematic given this crash. there's also some slow traffic coming on southbound 101 towards novato. the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. there is a note from the chp that there may be something stuck or something obstructing the third lane, as you exit the bridge on the marin county side. so that may explain some of the slow traffic we see here. 651 here's steve paulson. >> thank you ali. appreciate it all right. we'll take a look east and then go towards the peninsula on the temps. we were a little cooler yesterday but still mid 40s here for almost everyone. castro valley is 45, danville 45. alamos in there clayton, lafayette 44. so everyone's pretty close panels in there as well. el cerrito

though, alameda in the 50s and pittsburg is as well, upper 40s for union city and hayward over to the peninsula. woodside down to 42. atherton and stanford campus in menlo park, all at 43. it's close for los altos and then upper 40s mid 40s. pacifica is 45 pillar point at 49 degrees. high pressures. your fair weather friend. we're caught in between systems. the one we had on the weekends in the northern plains. next one is running into a wall of high pressure, and that high pressure system, not large and in charge, but a little bit of patchy fog. but there'll be more sun today and temps bumping up. it's a dry pattern and it may be again going back to december. we've only had nine dry days in a row, twice, once in december and once in march, unless there's a fly in the ointment. i think we're looking at nine or maybe ten. there's some hints of rain towards the end of the month, early may, but not this week. and happy to say not this weekend. it's about time. i know, i know, last couple of weekends have been cold and rainy. not this one though was the way it's looking. you're my sunshine today. plenty of

sunshine out there. coast dealing with a little bit of fog but 60s near the water and then 70s inland. pretty good right in the comfort zone here for many little warmer to wednesday. ease up a teeny bit with high clouds thursday into friday. but then the weekend right now dave looks good. >> all right steve thank you. time now 652. well, if you want to park in san francisco or ride muni, it may soon become more expensive. new at 7:00. we'll tell you about the boat planned for today and why this could affect people in san francisco. whether you have a car or not. and an exciting night for women's basketball. we tell you about the stars now headed to the pros, including the number two pick in the draft from stanford.

going to be shorthanded. gp two. gary payton the second he won't play. he has an injured calf. he'll also miss the next game if the warriors advance in the postseason. now the warriors are still the betting favorites as the kings are dealing with a lot of injuries. warriors head coach steve kerr likes the chances of his team. >> we got to win two games just to get into the playoffs and

anything can happen, but i do really believe in this group and i believe in karma. i think this this group has earned some some good, some good karma. so we'll see what happens. yeah. well the kings believe in revenge and they're looking for it after the warriors knock them out of last year's playoffs. >> the warriors are playing some of the best ball of the season. they've won nine of their last 11 games. >> caitlin clark, the university of iowa. >> all right let's hear it for the clarks in new york city. the spotlight was on women's basketball as the wnba draft began. and as expected, caitlin clark of iowa, college basketball's all time leading scorer, was picked first in the draft. she'll be playing for the indiana fever. stanford's cameron brink was the number two pick in the draft. she was elected second by the la sparks and fans around the bay area are happy to keep this local star in

california. she's six foot four and all american. she won several awards in four years at stanford, including a national championship. many feel that this draft class of the wnba players is taking the game to a new height. >> it's exciting to see a lot of women's athletes in the news. i think i watched more women's basketball this year than men's. i was excited to see caitlyn cameron and angel reese. it was really cool. >> the draft like sold out in like a day to actually attend in person. so it's just super exciting to like, see the numbers, follow the energy we've been feeling. >> oh yeah. by the way, there are reports caitlin clark's indiana jersey sold out in just a couple of hours after the wnba draft. time now, 658. there's a new music composition program in sonoma county. it's unlocking a new world for inmates at a sonoma county jail. see the

concentration on the faces you see an inmate listening to music that he wrote is being played by a string quartet across the country in new york. now, 11 men took part in this ten week music program. the organizers talked about how learning to write and read music has really helped the inmates. >> you can see in their faces that it gave them hope. it gave them something to look for. it gives them something to look forward to. that they hear what they wrote and it's their stories. it was so impactful. >> bravo and sonoma county jail officials hope to offer that same program to female inmates next year. >> nearly 20 years after being convicted for the deaths of his wife and their unborn child, scott peterson will appear virtually in a redwood city courtroom this morning as part of his bid to get a new trial.

we're live outside the courthouse with what's in store for today's hearing. plus this is a day that everybody should stop what they're doing and protest for palestine. police fired pepper balls at protesters gathered outside the tesla facility in fremont. how demonstrators demands are related to yesterday's day of protest that shut down the golden gate bridge and interstate 80 in oakland for hours, then bay area health care workers hitting the picket line this morning by workers in the north bay say they're on a one day strike from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> we're so glad you're here. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning, i'm dave clark. >> it's tuesday morning, april 16th. you didn't see any fog on the way in, did you? >> you barely see on my way in for all the fog. wow i had a ton. steve paulson. yeah i had nothing coming in. >> dave. me either. clear >> crystal clear. house >> well, it'll clear there's some out