the help that he needs. >> the search continues for a 25 year old missing man from the east bay. what his family says is they try to trace his every move and bring him home safe. and governor gavin newsom coming here to the bay area today, the reason he's going to san mateo county and what he's expected to say 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 is tuesday may 14th and rosemary oroczo is joining us this morning with the weather. i have to say i know you like it a

little warmer for me. i opened up that door. i was like, oh, it's a nice cool temperature. it feels nice. >> yes it does. so we've have, you know, a little bit of a sea breeze, a little bit of cloud cover. but by the afternoon our temperatures are just pleasant, at least across most of the bay area. a little cool along the coast outside our doors at this hour. waking up very similar to yesterday. we have the clouds out there this morning. a live look at sfo. the sun will rise just before a 6 a.m. this morning. so a couple hours to go. getting into the afternoon we're going to break away from the clouds, the patchy drizzle that we're seeing out there this morning. and temperatures are expected to be slightly warmer. i'll have a better look at the current conditions. the afternoon highs and what we can expect for the rest of the week. coming up in just a bit. 401 let's see how the highways are doing this morning with sal. good morning. >> good morning to you, rosemary. you know right now we have a very good start to the morning commute. let's go outside and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks very nice. and we're expecting a light commute right now on the peninsula. the same thing goes. we don't have anything going on

the peninsula or in the east bay. not even highway four has a slowdown westbound. there is some construction work, however. eastbound highway four, as you drive over toward the willow pass grade from concord. so watch for a slowdown there. 401 let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. a family in the east bay is asking for help to find their missing loved one. >> as ktvu is alice wertz reports, the 25 year old man has been missing for several weeks. >> daniel chow and his cousin kyle ma are worried about daniel's brother, who's been missing since april 23rd. 25 year-old dennis chow suffers from schizophrenia. he first went missing april 13th, but his family found him day after we drove him to the e.r. here in hayward, where he was able to get seen for all of those blisters he had on his feet. >> but to also get a psychiatric evaluation from the doctor, where he then got transported to john george to begin receiving care under a 5150 that was

eventually extend to a 5250. >> during his two week hold, he was transported from john george psychiatric hospital to san leandro hospital. it's now under alameda health system. he was taken there for an ultrasound. >> my mom and i went to san leandro hospital to talk to security, and all that they said was, you know, he ran off. we tried to run after him a bit, but we couldn't catch him, and that's all they told me. chow is a graduate of tennyson high school in hayward. >> he went on to brown university. >> yes. he's a graduate of brown university. he is a gates millennium scholar, so he has a full ride scholarship to college and to any other education that he would want to pursue. >> according to ma, every time they've received a tip about a sighting, they just miss him. >> and they told us on april 28th he was, like he was at westfield valley fair mall. he was trying to shoplift and they weren't going to press any charges. so they just let him go and they removed the missing persons report without even

telling us. >> the family has been doing their own searching. dennis chow was last seen in king city in monterey county. it's likely the family will head there to look for him. >> i think that we just need law enforcement to be more aware of the situations like this. i mean, i'm just driving around san leandro in the bay area. there's so many homeless people with mental health issues, and i think that the system could do a lot better than this in san leandro. >> alice wirtz, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. alice, a jury in alameda county has convicted a man of second degree murder for killing his girlfriend. investigators say joseph roberts killed 27 year old elizabeth buckner in their pleasanton apartment last summer. her body later washed ashore on the alameda shoreline. elizabeth buckner was a law school student who was just two months away from earning her degree. her mother spoke outside the courthouse yesterday, shortly after the jury announced its decision. >> today's verdict means for me is that i don't have to look

over my shoulder for right now. i've lived in trauma, in terror. >> the jury convicted roberts of second degree murder. he will be back in court june 14th to be sentenced and could face 15 years to life in prison. >> our time is 404 happening today. a strike vote to be taken by nurses at san francisco's public hospitals. now this involves nurses at hospitals that include sf general and laguna honda, where nurses claim the staffing levels are extremely low and that patient care is at risk. now. since february, union reps have been negotiating with the department of public health and say the city has rejected all of their proposals about staffing levels. now, the voting by nurses is expected to continue until friday. san francisco's public health department says 166 new nurses have been hired since december. >> governor gavin newsom is heading to the bay area today.

the governor will be in san mateo county, where he'll give an update on the state's efforts to reshape the mental health system. he's also expected to talk about the plans to speed up the process in providing support for those who are seriously ill and homeless. time is 405 in new york. >> more testimony this morning by donald trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, at the criminal trial of the former president. now, yesterday in court, cohen's testimony backed up the claims by prosecutors that trump knew all the details about a payment made to former adult movie star stormy daniels in this case, you've got extraordinary written documentation, you've got all of those ledger entries, you've got the checks signed by mr. trump, you've got evidence from other disinterested witnesses that the checks were written in new york and were fedex down to washington and then sent back. now, later today, michael cohen will be cross-examined by donald trump's defense lawyers. they'll try to raise doubts about cohen's credibility, among other

things. michael cohen served time in prison for lying to congress and for federal charges related to those payments. >> strengthening california's child sex trafficking laws faces a delay. the bill would make it a felony to purchase or solicit a child for sex. it is currently a misdemeanor. however, it is now in the suspense file at the legislature because of expected costs this thursday. this and hundreds of other bills will end up in a special hearing where they are either passed or quickly killed without public discussion. >> that is the question before us. will the two houses take an approach where they hold bills that have any significant financial impact? that, or do they wait until late summer to make those decisions after the budget has already been adopted? >> now, the bills analysis so far shows it could cost millions of dollars due to the impacts of increased prison time. >> tom a07 the us supreme court will allow the state of

california to be sued over a deadly outbreak of covid 26 prison inmates, and one prison guard died after infected inmates were transferred from chino state prison to san quentin back in 2020. now, the attorneys claim the inmates were not tested or quarantined. federal courts denied the claims by the state that it had qualified immunity, and said state prison officials can be held liable for harms caused by dangers. the system either created or failed to prevent. >> smoke from canadian wildfires has prompted health warnings in the united states. for the second year in a row, more than 100 wildfires are now raging out of control. all across british columbia and alberta. strong winds have pushed heavy smoke from northern canada across the border into the u.s. smoke has also now filled the skies in montana, the dakotas, minnesota and wisconsin. on. the canadian government is warning the situation could get worse over the next two days. the next 48

hours will be a challenging situation for the rock northern rockies regional municipality, given forecasted ongoing westerly winds and extremely dry and volatile fuels in the area. just last year, dangerous levels of canadian wildfire smoke drifted over several major us cities, including new york. >> here at home, we have a nice onshore breeze for today. good air quality, especially closer to the coast. inside the bay, our temperatures are going to be just a tad warmer today. for most, it's going to feel a lot like yesterday. here's a look over sfo waking up with a little bit of fog out there. the low clouds, patchy drizzle and you can see here our temperatures very similar to yesterday within a couple of degrees for most san carlos. you're waking up a little bit warmer at about four four degrees warmer. we've got 54 degrees at sfo, 51 in livermore and in the north bay this morning. upper 40s to start your day. novato, santa rosa, a

little bit of a chill in the air. but as we get into the afternoon, another beautiful one coming our way, an onshore breeze through fairfield right now, reporting a 20mph to expected to pick up into the afternoon. if you're going to see the giants play a little bit later today, it's going to be cool and brisk at oracle park. visibility not too bad, but you can see we do have some fog out there right now. visibility in santa rosa three miles petaluma reporting for patchy drizzle, perhaps along the coastline. maybe in our hills this morning looking at a mid-morning burn off. here's a look at to ten or by noontime we've got mostly cloudy skies on the coast. mostly sunny for the rest of us into the evening hours. those low clouds kind of hanging tough . here's a look at sunset, where it is beginning to move back across the bay. once again, we will have partly cloudy skies. it looks like for most by sunset temperatures for today near average for our coastline and around the bay. but our inland cities going above 82 in santa rosa for the afternoon, 82 in san jose. a better look at these

numbers and what we can expect for the rest of the week, including your weekend coming up in just a bit. >> thank you. rosemary. secretary of state antony blinken makes a surprise visit to ukraine, his goals as he visits the war torn country and pro-palestinian protesters rallied in the north bay, right outside of a fundraiser for a member of congress. >> chris, the message they had for congressman jared huffman wendy's orange dreamsicle frosty, this takes me back man. it's like taking a trip down memory lane. i didn't know they sold dreamsicles on memory lane. for the flavor that takes you back,

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the serial number taken off, the other was unregistered. >> our time is 413 for people in san jose have been displaced because of a fire at a buddhist temple. it happened last night around 6 p.m. on foss avenue near interstate 680. it took about two hours for firefighters to get those flames under control. it affected both the temple and the house right behind it, and the four people living there have been displaced. but no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> the search is on for an inmate who walked away from a conservation camp in solano county. the department of corrections says james shong, a minimum security prisoner, was last seen at 7:00 yesterday morning during breakfast between suisun city and rio vista. he is described as five feet, nine inches tall. there's his photo, 150 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. anyone who may have spotted him is asked to call police immediately. >> well, protesters gathered in petaluma outside of a campaign

event for a bay area congressman about the war in gaza. ktvu is joey horta. was there at the event for congressman jared huffman, and we'll tell you what they wanted him to do. free palestine. free, free palestine. >> dozens of pro-palestine protesters carrying flags and banners outside of anita's brewery in petaluma on monday night. inside democratic congressman jared huffman holding a private campaign fundraiser. no peace are stolen land. protesters are calling out huffman, who is running for reelection in district two, for voting in favor of the us funding. israel's war in gaza, which they are against. >> why are you trying to put a band aid over a gunshot wound? the money going towards israel to injure palestinians needs to stop in april, congress approved setting aside $26 billion to support israel. >> i don't want my tax money to

go to be funding this war and the occupation. the death toll in gaza is now over 34,500 people, according to the associated press. >> i want him to call for a cease fire. it's as simple as that. >> but huffman did post on x back on may 7th, calling for immediate cease fire and hostage release so that we can finally end this terrible war and get on with the work of rebuilding gaza and realizing a two state solution. >> we want huffman to take a stronger stance to end this genocide. >> protesters stacy lippincott of bodega has been calling the congressman's office every week since october to speak her mind. >> how long can we continue this ? i think the pressure is on, and i think the tides are turning. >> petaluma police on hand monday night with orders to maintain the peace while giving protesters space to demonstrate. police describe the protest as

peaceful, with a few children among the crowd. joey ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you joey. state department officials are now commenting on a recent report that found israel likely violated international humanitarian law in its use of us provided weapons during the war in gaza. us officials say it is reasonable to assess that the weapons have been used in ways inconsistent with israel's obligations. however, they add wartime conditions prevented the us from making that determination for specific airstrikes. >> there is a moral and strategic imperative to take every possible step to minimize civilian casualties, steps that we know that the idf has, the tools and the capability to undertake. >> israeli forces continue to move deeper into the southern gaza city of rafah. aid workers say they are struggling to distribute dwindling food and other supplies to displaced palestinians in the region. now,

for the very latest developments on the war in gaza, you can download the ktvu fox local app. it is free for your smart tv. >> our time now 417. oakland's new police chief is officially on the job. police chief floyd mitchell finished his first day on the job after spending weeks meeting with oakland police leaders to learn about the department and its programs. city leaders tell us they're optimistic about the new police chief, but a lot of work has to be done. >> we're looking forward to a meeting with him and with many of the merchants and a lot of that. a lot of this small businesses and folks that live and work in fruitvale to, to, you know, to support him. and hopefully he'll be able to be creative and energetic to because we need that right now. >> public safety is the number one priority. it's not about talking and feeling sorry for people. it's about taking action. now police chief mitchell succeeds leronne armstrong, who was fired more than a year ago.

>> san jose is honoring its vietnamese community with a new monument. a groundbreaking ceremony was held at the city's vietnamese heritage garden on roberts avenue. now, the garden was first constructed 13 years ago to pay homage to thousands of refugees who fled vietnam after the fall of saigon. >> our shared vision is a garden that remembers the past but looks ahead to the future. that pays homage to the journey that thousands of families took to find a better life here in america. and it helps create that better life by providing a space for people to come together, celebrate and share the rich vietnamese culture with the next generation. >> so breakfast city leaders say the monument will be just one piece of a long term vision for the space, which will one day host community events and cultural performances and educational programs for the entire neighborhood. >> beautiful, amazing. that's

going to. i can't wait to see it all complete. >> me too. >> all right. tom swart 19. rosemary. will pam cook like today's weather? >> i like it so far. >> yeah, absolutely. yeah. we've got a nice day coming our way. and we are definitely getting into that time of year where if you don't like where you're at, just go west a little bit or go east and we've got a different forecast for you outside your doors at this time. the low clouds along the coast, inside the bay, the onshore breeze will be with us for the afternoon. there's a view of sfo, little hard to tell, but you can see that fog at the top of your screen. we will have the clouds with us through the morning hours. they will back away. we are thinking partly cloudy to mostly cloudy for the afternoon. and here is a view of the pattern that is set up the low. that was kind of parked right off our coastline yesterday has now shifted over towards the southern california before it moves inland for today and this ridge of high pressure strengthening in for us. so that is going to bring our temperatures up by just a little

bit. it doesn't look like anything too dramatic. and that will be the pattern that kind of holds into place for the next several days. there's a look at your futurecast model into tomorrow afternoon, and notice we are just on the east edge here of this ridge that will keep that storm truck well to the north and keep our temperatures very seasonal for the coast as well as our bayside communities. our inland areas will be a little bit above average for today. 51 degrees right now in san francisco, 50 in napa. good morning. brentwood, you're at 55. your afternoon highs for today a low 60s at the coast, mid 60s in san francisco going to the giants game. going to be a cool one out there with the breeze and temperatures expected to be in the upper 50s by game time later this evening, 79 in napa. low to mid 80s for our hotter spots inland, 84 for livermore into the afternoon. a viewf your extended forecast. temperatures don't change much moving forward. take a look at wednesday, thursday, even into friday, we finally begin to see temperatures drop off ever so slightly. low 60s at the coast, low 70s around the bay, low 80s

inland carrying us into the weekend with a very persistent pattern back to you. >> all right, rosemary, thank you tom. 421 a hearing in san francisco about artificial intelligence and disinformation. we'll tell you how city officials want to make sure there's oversight going into the november elections. >> and giants fans showed up for the game against the los angeles dodgers. we're going to hear from some of the people who headed to oracle park for that big rivalry.

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group schools over stadiums had been collecting signatures for a referendum that would allow that measure to be decided by the voters. >> i think the public is tired of their politicians spending time on these kind of endeavors. while essential things like schools, housing go either unfixed or unnoticed, all we are trying to do was ask nevadans, do you want to pay for a billionaires stadium with public money? and that's it. >> now, the nevada supreme court upheld a lower court ruling that found that the language of the proposed ballot measure was confusing the group's schools over stadiums. says it will try again to put a measure on the ballot. meantime, the oakland a's are trying to turn around a losing streak tonight. they're going to play in houston after losing four of their last five games. alex bregman of the houston astros hit two homers last night as the astros scored six runs in the late innings to beat the a's 9 to 2. the giants

will host the first place los angeles dodgers tonight at oracle park for game two of their series. >> last night, the dodgers defeated san francisco in extra innings as l.a. catcher will smith hit a two run double in the 10th inning to lead the dodgers to a 6 to 4 win over their longtime rivals. it was the dodgers fourth straight victory over the giants this season. 35,000 fans attended game one of the series at oracle park last night, and there was a lot of dodger blue in san francisco mixed in with the orange and black ticket agencies estimate dodger fans will fill more than half of the seats at the giants home ballpark during this three game series. >> i'm a big fan of ohtani. i'm a big fan of yamamoto, so i'm first time seeing them both play ever. so i'm looking forward to that. >> we're thinking about jiang hu. we hope he gets better, we're tired of seeing yastrzemski out there, giants, baby, we're coming back. we're bringing up all the kids from sacramento. we got to play

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another bay area campus, now home to a pro palestinian protest will tell you why. students and teachers at san jose state university decided to join the national movement and honoring overdose victims. what's being done to remember the people who died and how health care professionals hope

to try to prevent more deaths. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. >> thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's tuesday morning. it's may 14th. pam's here. yes. rosemary oroczo is right here with your tuesday morning forecast. >> yes. another gorgeous one out there. and we are going to hold on to this pattern if you like, those 60s at the coast and low to mid 80s inland. that's exactly what mother nature has ordered up for us. once we get into the afternoon. now this morning, starting out with temperatures ranging from upper 40s to upper 50s, the low clouds are joining us. a little bit of patchy fog as well as patchy drizzle. but that's going to pull back. and we'll have sunshine away from the coastline into your afternoon. have a look at what we can expect for today and the rest of the week. and just a little bit at 430. let's check the highways this morning with sal. hi sal. >> good morning rosemary. we do have some slowing already on the

altamont pass on westbound 580. as you come in, let's take a look with our maps here you will see that the traffic is going to be affected. it's also a crash in that area. eastbound 580 at greenville road. so give yourself a little bit of extra time as you drive through. no major issues as you're driving west right now. you can see traffic is moving along well, turn this down real quick. the bay bridge toll plaza is not a backup right now. it looks good getting into san francisco, 430. let's get back to the headlines. all right. >> thank you. sal. organizers say they are planning a mass protest outside google's i o conference in mountain view today. this comes just weeks after the after google fired dozens of workers who held sit in protests at the offices in sunnyvale, seattle and new york. organizers say hundreds of people are expected to try to shut down the conference at shoreline amphitheater. protesters say google's project nimbus contract could ad aid the israeli military's offensive in

gaza. well, san jose state university has become the latest to join the nationwide encampment. protests against the war in gaza. >> now that university says the encampment violates school policy and they've already warned students they have to leave. ktvu lamonica peters has details at san jose state university monday, palestinian protesters set up an encampment with a list of demands for the university of palestine free free palestine protesters would not speak with ktvu on camera, but justice studies professor sam kill, who says she's a faculty adviser for the protesters, talked about students decision to stage a sit in the administration, though they send lots of emails about their concerns over wars or natural disasters like earthquakes and hurricanes. >> have yet to send one email out about the genocide that is happening against the palestinians. and we're in our seventh month now. >> protesters say they want the

university to be more transparent about its financial investments and to fully divest san jose state university released a statement saying in part, while an initial review of investments by the tower foundation board indicates no direct holdings of companies identified in the april 29th associated student resolution, we are conducting further research to confirm and we are committed to communicating an update when this research concludes. disclose divest. we will not stop. >> we will not rest. >> they're also calling for professor jonathan roth to be fired after he was involved in an altercation with a pro-palestinian protester at a campus event earlier this year. >> so my understanding was that he was put on paid leave, for me, which is a paid vacation, and that an investigation was opened up into his behavior. >> there are still protesters here at san jose state university, although they were asked to leave just before 9

p.m. on monday night. the university says it respects self-expression and freedom of speech. however, their main priority is to make sure that the campus is safe for learning. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news lamonica. >> thank you times for 33. the university of san francisco also warning pro-palestinian protesters who've set up encampments on the campus. they have to leave by 3 p.m. today or face disciplinary action. the protesters want the university to divest from israel. they also condemn the violence against palestinian in gaza. the leaders of usf say they respect the right of free speech, but public safety on the campus is their top priority. some of the students say they will not leave the camp until all of their demands are met. >> we've been here since april 29th, and again, we're not going to leave until we get those demands met. we've made that really clear. >> now we're trying to determine what any disciplinary action

could look like. after meeting with members of the encampment yesterday, university officials say they plan to call for a ceasefire in gaza. they also plan to form a socially responsible investment task force and give encampment organizers a dedicated seat. >> a pro-palestinian group claims police took down their encampment at ucsf. now, the group set up tents at the medical complex on parnassus avenue. instagram videos show campus police officers taking down the tents and arresting one demonstrator. the group accused the medical school of forcing them to remove pro-palestinian banners off buildings. we've reached out to the university for comment but have not heard back. >> our time is now. 435 secretary of state antony blinken is on an unannounced visit to ukraine. he arrived in kyiv earlier today to reassure ukraine that it has american support in its fight against russia. antony blinken's visit comes after congress passed a

new aid package that contains $60 billion in aid for ukraine secretary blinken will meet with ukrainian leaders to get updates on the war. during his two day trip, the secretary blinken's visit comes as russia has launched a new offensive on ukrainian border cities. russian forces have captured at least seven villages along the border in recent days, triggering mass evacuations as thousands of ukrainians grab whatever they can and get out some special attention is paid to the kharkiv region defensive battles are ongoing, fierce battles on a large part of our border area, there are villages that have actually turned from a gray zone into a combat zone. now, us defense department officials say they're trying to speed up the delivery of american aid after it was held up for months in congress. >> members of the islamic community are denouncing the reaction to people who were hanging banners on a peninsula

overpass. now they say they were hanging pro-palestine banners on a pedestrian overpass over highway 101 near pierce road in menlo park, may 5th. that's when an unidentified man walked up and demanded they remove the banners. the pair agreed to remove their signs and leave, but they say the person became increasingly agitated and feared for my life in a way, because he was saying it like so loud, and he was like kind of shouting it like. >> i just felt like, okay, what if he attacks us? if we don't take this down? >> now? they say the man threw their personal items over the fence and onto the shoulder of 101 before taking off. the chp says it is investigating the incident. >> our time is now. 437 the antioch unified school district employee, who was suspended for bullying, was recently seen on surveillance cameras taking files from his office. a staff member confirmed. she escorted ken turnage to his desk earlier this month to collect belongings from his desk, but district

officials say no one checked any of the documents that were removed. school district employees say they're concerned about which files may have been removed. the workers in antioch have accused turnage of verbal abuse and threats on the job. he's now on paid administrative leave. >> some democrats in san francisco want to declare racism and hate a public health crisis, members of the county central committee announced the resolution yesterday. they say the city is facing an epidemic of hate and hope. public health funds can be used to help survivors get the support they need to battle anxiety, depression and ptsd, according to fbi hate crime data, anti-asian hate crime spiked 125% in 2021. anti-black crimes were up 60% in 2020. >> our time is 438. a coalition of bay area public health experts will gather in front of the san francisco office of the chief medical examiner today to mark the 3026 lives lost to drug

overdoses in the last four years. the health care professionals and concerned community members say they want to raise awareness about the alarming increase in the number of overdose related deaths in san francisco. they want the push for other public health strategies to combat the drug crisis. >> well, may is national speech language hearing month and health experts are using this time to warn about the harmful effects of untreated hearing loss. now, medical experts say untreated hearing loss could significantly impact quality of life. studies show it can lead to social isolation and declines in physical activity and cognitive function. that's why it's important to be proactive and look for early warning signs . >> so oftentimes hearing loss happens gradually. but some common signs of hearing loss might include difficulty hearing in the presence of background noise, speech sounding muffled or mumbled, increased television volume, or even ringing in the ears. >> according to the national

institute of deafness, nearly 29 million adults in the u.s. could benefit from using hearing aids. health experts advise wearing earbuds or headphones. if you ever spend a long period of time in a loud place, our time is now. >> 439 the american cancer society launching what could be the biggest study ever on cancer risk among black women. researchers are seeking 100,000 black women between the ages of 25 and 55 who've never been diagnosed with cancer, to take part in this study, the latest information shows that black women have the highest death rate and the shortest survival rate of any racial or ethnic group in the united states. for most cancers, they say, they hope to understand the factors involved that influence those outcomes. >> a weather-wise just minor changes coming our way for your afternoon today. this morning, starting out very similar to monday morning. we've got the clouds out there, a little bit

of patchy drizzle, patchy fog, temperatures very similar as well. here's a look over sfo. sun will rise right about 559 this morning. and the temperature change there showing you again san carlos five degrees warmer for you. but most of us are within a degree or two. off to a chilly start in novato, 47 outside your door, san francisco. good morning. at 50 degrees low 50s in walnut creek and san jose. you're enjoying upper 50s at the moment. a little bit of a weak onshore breeze through fairfield. 20mph at this time. napa reporting a northwest breeze at seven. concord southwest at seven. we will have a little bit of fog joining us this morning, although visibility looks okay. santa rosa reporting a two miles. petaluma reporting three. most areas reporting between 5 and 10 miles visibility. the futurecast will give you an idea when we do expect the low clouds to kind of peel away, it looks like a mid-morning late morning burn off by lunchtime. partly sunny at the coast and mostly sunny for the rest of us and into the

afternoon. continuing that way until closer to sunset. we do begin to see the clouds move back across the bay. temperatures will range from 60s at the coast to mid 80s inland. for our coast, as well as our bayside communities. very much where we should be for this time of year. 65 degrees for san francisco, our inland cities, a little bit warm, 82 for santa rosa this afternoon, 80 for livermore, 82 expected in san jose. have a better look at these numbers, plus what we can expect for the rest of the week and into your bay area weekend. after the break. >> thank you. rosemary. the family of a bay area law student killed by her boyfriend are speaking out following a guilty verdict in the murder case. we'll tell you why they are still frustrated with police. >> and a new poll in san francisco about the race for mayor of san francisco. we'll tell you which candidate has a slight lead with months still to go until the november election

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disinformation ahead of the november election, but officials say more needs to be done. in a hearing yesterday, the city said it is working with the california secretary of state and its office of election cybersecurity throughout the election cycle. the problem they're running into now deciding what messaging is allowed and what is not under the first amendment, many types of election messages are protected. i think getting a memo from the city attorney's office about the constitutional landscape that we're operating here would be crucial. >> so we know what we can and can't do, and we don't waste our time, and we don't end up in court with the city attorney having to spend a lot of time figuring it out. then on the back end, the city says it has many safeguards at the ballot box as well. >> they say the voting system is not connected to the internet system. software is reinstalled and tested before every election, and manual tallies are taken after the election to compare against the results.

>> our time is 445. a new poll in san francisco says the mayor's race is a statistical dead heat. the poll, commissioned by grow sf, said a simulated ranked choice poll showed mayor london breed would win reelection by a hair over former supervisor mark farrell, with philanthropist daniel laurie coming in third place. almost a third of voters were undecided. 412 voters took part in this polling. the results have an almost 5% margin of error. well, congresswoman nancy pelosi announced san francisco will be getting $1.6 million in federal funding to combat hiv and aids. she says the money will help reduce hiv infections in san francisco and improve the quality of life for patients, as well as promoting health equity in underserved communities. fighting this disease has been a priority for the former speaker of the house. throughout her career in congress. >> san francisco's mass transit

agency has unveiled its latest plan to crack down on fare evaders. muni is hiring three dozen new fare inspectors who will begin work across the city july 1st. their chief goal is to make sure everyone who takes mass transit in san francisco pays for their ride. muni estimates 20% of its riders regularly skip paying. >> we can't sustain muni service without people paying their fair fare, it is about a quarter of our operators salary. if, if we're not able to bring fare compliance up a bit, we will have no choice but to reduce muni service. >> muni has also announced its plan to keep these new fare inspectors safe. they will work in groups of three, and will be equipped with radios so that they can immediately contact police if they witness a dangerous situation. >> our time is 447. ridership in the san francisco bay ferry just hit a new post-pandemic high. ferry officials say more than

2300 people a day used the ferry last week during the morning commute, and that number was boosted by a big jump in the number of riders using the oakland route. the ferry service recently announced it hopes to add some new ferry routes, including to redwood city. foster city and further inland to martinez. pittsburg and antioch. >> a federal grant will help rebuild the public boat dock on angel island. the $1.5 million grant will go towards fixing the dock that was badly damaged in winter storms. the state park says construction will take about two years to complete. the 34 new boat slips will be ada accessible and will include new lighting. the work will not affect the angel island ferry, which has its own landing. >> well, the city of san francisco plans to make some major improvements to two very busy streets in san francisco, south of market, community members join city leaders for a groundbreaking ceremony marking the beginning of this major

renovation project. now, the work will take place on folsom street between second and 11th street, and on howard street between fourth and 11th. >> the corridor will be greener with more trees and landscaping. it will be safer with protected bike lanes and pedestrian amenities. it will be more resilient with upgraded utilities including the sewers, water lines and emergency firefighting water system. >> now, construction along folsom street will start this year. it's expected to last for two years. the work along howard street is expected to take a little longer. it will continue almost three years. >> well, if you haven't noticed, gas prices are pretty high across california. analysts believe they are likely to get worse over the coming months as we head into summer. the average price across the bay area is now 545. that's $0.59 higher than last year at this time. while the average car in california gets better gas mileage than any other state, the cost still adds up. some drivers say they are

frustrated with the amount of fees paid at the pump. >> people that are running the state right now and the regulations associated with the gas prices and i just i don't like it. >> the statewide average price for gas is 527 a gallon, much higher than the national average of 361. not all of that is taxes and fees. the state excise tax per gallon is at $0.57 right now. it will go up almost $0.60 a gallon starting july 1st. triple a is predicting close to 44 million people will travel for memorial day weekend. that's a 4% increase since last year, and closely matches 2005 record for travel. it's estimated 38 million americans will travel by car, while airports are expected to see 3.5 million travelers that weekend. and analysts say drivers leaving thursday or friday should hit the road early to avoid mixing with commuters. travelers returning sunday or monday should avoid the afternoon hours, when the number of people on return trips will be at its peak. it's always a

big yeah. could be some traffic. you might want to just stay put in a nice area here. yes. very hopefully the weather will be nice. it's a little ways away. memorial day weekend. >> yes. we are looking at a beautiful pattern at least for the rest of this week. and then as we get into next week, of course, we will be tracking that memorial day weekend forecast for you outside our doors. at this hour. we do have dark skies. sun will rise 559 low clouds, fog, patchy drizzle. joining us once again this morning and our temperatures a lot like yesterday. upper 40s to upper 50s across the bay area. storm tracker two here we do have a system a low that was parked off our coastline yesterday that has shifted into southern california. and with that, we're off the coastline of southern california, i should say. and with that, the ridge that is parked off the pacific here is going to nudge our direction. that is going to bring our temperatures up just a little bit. today. we'll be slightly above average for our inland cities. we've got the clouds out there this morning by

ten, 11:00 or so. it's pulling back and we are left with partly cloudy skies to partly sunny on the coastline for today. mostly sunny for the rest of us. so there's a look at sunset sunsets after 8:00. and we've got the clouds along the coast moving back across the bay. notice san francisco covered in the clouds here. if you're going to see the giants take on the dodgers a little bit later, bring the jacket. it's going to be cool. it's going to be breezy out there. i'll have a look at that forecast here in just a moment. futurecast paints a nice picture. you can see the low there parked over southern california moving inland for today. but this is the dominant pattern for us into the coming days with little change expected between now and through the weekend. i'll show you the numbers in the extended forecast outside. right now we have 51 degrees in san francisco upper 40s. to start your day in novato, low 50s in livermore, san jose, 58 for you there. relatively mild, one outside 65 the afternoon high in san francisco for today. low to mid

to upper 70s around the bay 76 in redwood city 75 in hayward. our inner east bay. some of the warmer numbers for the afternoon , 84 expected for livermore. a view of what to expect at oracle park when the game begins at six 4556 degrees and a west breeze to 15mph, that's going to be a cool one there for the evening hours. the extended forecast tuesday, wednesday, thursday. not much change and then heading into the weekend. very similar low to mid 80s expected for our inland cities. low 70s around the bay. low 60s at the coast. pam >> all right thank you rosemary. using technology to prevent infections in the hospital from getting worse. how artificial intelligence is being used to protect people from sepsis and the biggest art event in napa county is this weekend. we're going to hear from the organizers of the art sip and stroll event.

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lobster set to shut down some of its restaurants across the country, including two here in the bay area. the rohnert park and fremont locations are two of the 48 restaurants that will close nationwide, and there will be an online auction featuring kitchen equipment from the red lobsters that are closing. red lobster could consider to file for bankruptcy. a new report shows us housing prices are up nearly 50% since 2020. a real estate firm analyzed home prices and found they increased more than 47. that surpasses the growth in 1990 and 2010. realtors attribute this boom to supply and demand. there's a lack of homes on the market, but an eagerness to buy a house following the pandemic. prices continue to rise despite interest rates up, which means mortgage rates are up as well. the town of yountville is

inviting people to come out for its annual art sip and stroll event this weekend. organizers call it the biggest art event in napa valley. 65 artists and more than a dozen wineries will participate. we spoke with the chair of the yountville arts commission about this year's expectations. >> means if you want to taste from one of our 16 fabulous wineries that have joined us this year, then we have a tasting package that's available for purchase. you get a vino glass, you get tasting tokens, and you get a free 2024 art sip and stroll poster signed by artist chris cammarata. >> the event is this saturday. tickets are still available. organizers of the oakland art and soul festival say they're canceling the event, slated for september. the festival says the decision comes after a months long delay in funding support from the city. they say they will use the rest of this year to regroup and hope to secure

new funding. the festival features music, art and food returned to frank ogawa plaza for the last two years after a hiatus due to covid. runners are getting ready for the bay to breakers this weekend, and bart is gearing up as well. the transit agency will run four trains with limited stops before regular bart service begins on sunday. the special trains will get race participants to the embarcadero just before 7 a.m. the 12 k race starts at 8:00 sunday morning in downtown. street closures will stretch all the way across the city. san francisco's portola music festival lineup has been released. the annual electronic music event will return to pier 80 for its third year in september. headliners include rufus du sol, disclosure, justice, jamie xx, fisher, mia and others. festival organizer danny bell came on ktvu yesterday to talk more about the event and what to expect this year. >> we have a couple new focuses on the actual experience. we're going to take the crane stage, which was, an outdoor stage last

year, right on the water, and we're going to focus on expanding that footprint and making it a much more, more, immersive, production experience over there. >> he says they also plan to expand the food and beverage options and add more vip sections. there was an honor handed out for the work done in reforest alamo square in san francisco to is one of merit award from the american society of landscape architects, northern california chapter. the collaboration of the alamo square neighborhood association in the san francisco recreation and park department brought together a plan of diversifying the landscape and creating a plan of resiliency over time. since 2016, more than 270 trees have been planted there. the oakland zoo's newest resident now has a name meet nuru, which means the light in swahili. last week, oakland zoo welcomed a 13 month old baby giraffe from the audubon nature institute in

louisiana as part of a species survival plan. but he didn't have a name, so the zoo decided to ask for some help on social media. the zoo says nuru is very adventurous and is quickly adjusting to his new home and heard, i want my brother to come back home safely and to be able to go through the process of getting the help that he needs. >> as search continues for a 25 year old missing man from the east bay, what his family says is they try to trace his every move and bring him home safe and governor gavin newsom coming here to the bay area today, the reason he's going to san mateo county and what he's expected to say from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. well, good morning, and we thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is tuesday may 14th rosemary oroczo here with our forecast. it got a little hot yesterday

afternoon. what about today even a little bit hotter okay dave good morning and a happy tuesday everybody starting out with the low clouds the fog patchy drizzle out there this morning. >> and our temperatures in the upper 40s to upper 50s. getting into the second part of your afternoon 60 at the coast to mid 80s inland. a better look at the current conditions and what we can expect for today, as well as the week ahead. coming up in just a bit at 5:00. see how the highways are doing at this hour with sal. good morning. >> well good morning rosemary. right now we do have traffic that is moving along pretty well , let's go and take a look at the triple a traffic camera here. and you will see that traffic is going to be okay at the bay bridge toll plaza. looks like the camera froze. there we go. traffic is moving. well at the toll plaza there. let's also talk about the san mateo bridge. you can see that traffic looks good heading across. so definitely people are getting on the road. you can see from our map we don't have a lot of red

on the map right now. we do have some slowing on westbound 580, coming in to livermore from the altamont pass at 501. let's get back to the headlines. >> sal, thank you. well, a family in the east bay is asking for help. they want to find their missing loved one. >> as ktvu is alice wertz reports, the 25 year old man has been missing for several weeks. >> daniel chow and his cousin kyle ma are worried about daniel's brother, who's been missing since april 23rd. 25 year-old dennis chow suffers from schizophrenia. he first went missing april 13th, but his family found him day after. >> we drove him to the e.r. here in hayward, where he was able to get seen for all of those blisters he had on his feet. but to also get a psychiatric evaluation from the doctor, where he then got transported to john george to begin receiving care under a 5150 that was eventually extended to a 5250. >> during his two week hold, he was transported from john george psychiatric hospital to san leandro hospital. it's now under

alameda health system. he was taken there for an ultrasound. >> my mom and i went to san leandro hospital to talk to security and all that they said was, you know, he ran off. we tried to run after him a bit, but we couldn't catch him, and that's all they told me. >> chow is a graduate of tennyson high school in hayward. he went on to brown university. >> yes. he's a graduate of brown university. he is a gates millennium scholar, so he has a full ride scholarship to college and to any other education that he would want to pursue. >> according to ma, every time they've received a tip about a sighting, they just miss him. >> and they told us on april 28th he was, can like he was at westfield valley fair mall. he was trying to shoplift and they weren't going to press any charges. so they just let him go and they removed the missing persons report without even telling us. >> the family has been doing their own searching. dennis chow was last seen in king city in monterey county. it's likely the family will head there to look for him.

>> i think that we just need law enforcement to be more aware of these situations like this. i mean, i'm just driving around san leandro in the bay area. there's so many homeless people with mental health issues, and i think that the system could do a lot better than this in san leandro. >> alice wirtz, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. alice. a jury in alameda county has convicted a man of second degree murder for killing his girlfriend. investigators say joseph roberts killed 27 year old elizabeth buckner in their pleasanton apartment last summer. her body later washed up along the alameda shoreline. elizabeth buckner was a law school student who was just two months away from earning her degree. her mother spoke outside the courthouse yesterday, shortly after the jury announced its decision. >> what today's verdict means for me is that i don't have to look over my shoulder for right now. i've lived in trauma, in terror. >> the jury convicted roberts of second degree murder. he will be

back in court june 14th to be sentenced and could face 15 years to life in prison. >> our time now 504. happening today. a strike vote to be taken by nurses at san francisco's public hospitals. now, this involved nurses at hospitals that include sf general and laguna honda. that's where nurses claim the staffing levels are extremely low. and that patient care is at risk. now, since february, union reps have been negotiating with the department of public health and the city has rejected all of their proposals about staffing levels. the voting by nurses is expected to continue until friday. san francisco's public health department says 166 new nurses have been hired since december. >> governor gavin newsom is heading to the bay area today. the governor will be in san mateo county, where he will give an update on the state's efforts to reshape the mental health care system. he's also expected to talk about the plans to speed up the process, and providing support for those who are seriously ill and homeless.

>> time is 505 in new york city. more testimony later this morning by donald trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, at the criminal trial of the former president. yesterday in the courtroom, cohen's testimony backed up the claims by prosecutors that trump knew all of the details about a payment made to former adult movie star stormy daniels. >> in this case, you've got extraordinary written documentation, you've got all of those ledger entries, you've got the checks signed by mr. trump, you've got evidence from other disinterested witnesses that the checks were written in new york and were fedex down to washington and then sent back. >> now, today, michael cohen will be cross-examined by donald trump's defense lawyers. he'll try to raise doubts about his credibility, among other things, michael cohen served time in prison for lying to congress and for federal charges related to those payments. >> strengthening california's child sex trafficking laws faces

a delay. the bill would make it a felony to purchase or solicit a child for sex. it is currently a misdemeanor. however it is now in the suspense file at the legislature because of expected costs. this thursday. this and hundreds of other bills will end up in a special hearing where they are either quickly passed or killed without public discussion. >> that is the question before us will the two houses take an approach where they hold bills that have any significant financial impact, or do they wait until late summer to make those decisions after the budget has already been adopted? >> the bills analysis so far shows it could cost millions of dollars due to the impacts of increased prison time. >> time is 507. the u.s. supreme court will allow the state of california to be sued over a deadly outbreak of covid 26 prison inmates, and one prison guard died after infected inmates were transferred from

chino state prison to san quentin back in 2020, attorneys claim the inmates were not tested or quarantined. federal courts denied the claims by the state that it had qualified immunity, and said state prison officials can be held liable for harms caused by dangers the system either created or failed to prevent smoke from wildfires in canada, prompting health warnings in the united states. >> for the second year in a row, more than 100 wildfires are now raging out of control all across british columbia and alberta. strong winds have pushed heavy smoke from northern canada across the border into the u.s. smoke has now filled the skies in montana, the dakotas, minnesota and wisconsin. the canadian government is now warning the situation could get worse over the next two days. >> the next 48 hours will be a challenging situation for the northern rockies regional municipality. given forecasted and ongoing westerly winds and extremely dry and volatile fuels

in the area. >> just last year, dangerous levels of canadian wildfire smoke drifted over several major us cities, including new york. >> now here at home, nothing to complain about, at least when it comes to that poor air quality. we do have a decent onshore breeze along the coast inside the bay, through the delta this afternoon. temperatures are going to be just slightly warmer compared to yesterday. a view of sfo still waiting on the sunrise coming right about 559. the clouds and the fog will pull back right around mid-morning to lunchtime, and with that, we'll be left with plenty of blue sky for the second part of the afternoon. the pattern settling in for the next few days will keep temperatures very consistent. i'll show you here. the low that was parked off closer to the central coast yesterday has now shifted and off the coastline of southern california that is allowing this ridge here to strengthen a little bit in our direction. and

that will lead to warmer temperatures. nothing crazy. i'll show you the numbers here momentarily. the future cast on when to expect those clouds to pull away again. mid-morning late morning, a burn off by lunchtime. we're mostly sunny away from the coast. we're partly sunny at the coast and that will continue for today. here we are, right about sunset or just a little bit after temperature wise. very seasonal in san francisco for today, 6570. for oakland. we go inland. it's warmer and a little bit above average, 82 for santa rosa, 84 in livermore and 82 expected for a san jose. we will continue with the temperatures again, looking at very seasonal numbers through. it looks like the weekend. i'll have a look at that extended forecast, including your weekend coming up in just a little bit. >> thank you rosemary. secretary of state antony blinken makes a surprise visit to ukraine, his goals as he visits the war torn country. >> and pro-palestinian protesters rallied in the north bay outside of a fundraiser for

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jose arrested multiple people and seized several guns after breaking up a side show sunday night. it happened near capital expressway and story road. police searched one of the cars

involved in the sideshow and found that two handguns with extended magazines, one had the serial number taken off, the other was unregistered. the search is on for an inmate who walked away from a conservation camp in solano county. the department of corrections says james shong, a minimum security prisoner, was last seen at 7:00 yesterday morning during breakfast between suisun city and rio vista. take a look at his photo. there he is described as five feet, nine inches tall, 150 pounds, with brown eyes and black hair. anyone who sees him is asked to call police. >> our time now 513 protesters in petaluma demanded that a bay area congressman vote against future funding for israel and the war in gaza. now, last night, dozens of protesters rallied outside of a private fundraiser for congressman jared huffman and stood out there for more than two hours with flags and signs and chanted their demands. earlier this month, congressman hoffman posted on social media a call for an

immediate cease fire and the release of hostages. but the protesters say that's not enough. >> why are you trying to put a band-aid over a gunshot wound? the money going towards israel to injure palestinians needs to stop. >> i don't want my tax money to go to be funding this war and the occupation. >> now, just last month, congress approved $26 billion to support israel. congressman huffman voted in favor of that bill. state department officials are now commenting on a recent report that found israel likely violated international humanitarian law in its use of us provided weapons during the war in gaza. >> us officials say it is reasonable to assess that the weapons have been used in ways inconsistent with israel's obligations. however, they add, wartime conditions prevented the us from making that determination for specific airstrikes. >> there is a moral and strategic imperative to take every possible step to minimize civilian casualties, steps that

we know that the idf has, the tools and the capability to undertake. >> israeli forces continue to move deeper into the southern gaza city of rafah. aid workers say they are struggling to distribute dwindling food and other supplies to displaced palestinians in the region. for the very latest developments on the war in gaza, you can download the ktvu fox local app. it is free for your smart tv. >> time is now 515. well, oakland's new police chief is officially on the job. police chief floyd mitchell finished his first day on the job after spending weeks meeting with oakland police leaders to learn about the police department and its programs. city leaders tell us they're optimistic about the new police chief, but a lot of work has to be done. >> we're looking forward to meeting with him and with many of the merchants and a lot of the a lot of the small businesses and folks that live and work in fruitvale to, to,

you know, to support him. and hopefully he'll be able to be creative and energetic to because we need that right now. >> public safety is the number one priority. it's not about talking and feeling sorry for people. it's about taking action. police chief mitchell succeeds leronne armstrong, who was fired more than a year ago. >> in our continuing coverage of aapi heritage month, san jose is honoring its vietnamese community with a new monument. a groundbreaking ceremony was held at the city's vietnamese heritage garden on roberts avenue. the garden was first constructed 13 years ago to pay homage to the thousands of refugees who fled vietnam after the fall of saigon. >> our shared vision is a garden that remembers the past but looks ahead to the future. that pays homage to the journey that thousands of families took to find a better life here in america. and it helps create that better life by providing a space for people to come together, celebrate and share

the rich vietnamese culture with the next generation. >> city leaders say the monument will be just one piece of a long term vision for the space, which will one day host community events, cultural performances and educational programs for the entire neighborhood. very stuff. yeah. very exciting. i love that, love those kind of things. >> all right. our time is 517. i told rosemary i went outside in the parking. >> yes you did. >> it's cold this morning again. you're going to need a jacket. >> he says. >> cold, i say, nice. >> well, because it was a good thing. it's going to get hot. yeah it is. >> he's wearing a big blazer as well. good yeah. good morning, you two. happy tuesday. yes. a little cool for some. a chill in the air for others as we get into the afternoon. temperatures will be a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. a nice view there of sfo or it looks mostly clear from this standpoint. we do have some fog out there, a patchy drizzle, a possibility as well as low clouds along the coast and inside the bay. getting into the

second part of the afternoon. partly sunny at the coast. mostly sunny for the rest of us. the pattern that will be in place for the next several days, it looks like all the way into the weekend is pretty much what you're seeing right here. had a low off our coastline yesterday that provided us with temperatures just slightly cooler, but now it's shifting and it is expected to move inland towards the desert southwest today, allowing the ridge here to strengthen in our direction. we are going to remain there just on the eastern edge. and again, temperatures are expected to creep up for today. the future cast into your wednesday just the next 24 hours or so. you'll notice the shift here moving a little bit farther inland. meanwhile, the low is now providing scattered showers there over areas of the desert southwest. but getting into the afternoon, we're going to keep the sea breeze. here's a look at 3:00, where you could see san francisco expected to have that afternoon sea breeze to 2020 five miles per hour or so. and

even through the delta, you can see that shade of yellow and orange. so we do expect an uptick there as well temperature wise right now, san francisco checking in at 51 degrees 53 for you. oakland, upper 40s for novato and santa rosa, a low 50s for the inner east bay of livermore and walnut creek. afternoon highs range from 65 in san francisco to 75 in hayward, to 82 in concord, and again not expecting much change moving forward. take a look at that. wednesday, thursday, friday, even into your weekend. low 60s at the coast. low 70s around the bay, low to mid 80s for our inland cities. >> dave. all right. rosemary times now 520 a hearing in san francisco about artificial intelligence and disinformation, how city officials want to make sure there's oversight going into the november elections. >> and giants fans showed up for the game against the la dodgers. we'll hear from the fans who headed to oracle park for the big rival

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victory in their planned move to las vegas. the nevada supreme court rejected a proposed ballot measure that would have allowed voters to overturn a public funding deal for building a new ballpark along the vegas strip. lawmakers approved $380 million for that billion dollar project, but a group called schools over stadium has been collecting

signatures for a referendum to allow voters to decide the fate of the measure. >> i think the public is tired of their politicians sons spending time on these kind of endeavors. while essential things like schools, housing go either unfixed or unnoticed, all we are trying to do was ask nevadans, do you want to pay for a billionaires stadium with public money? and that's it. >> now, the nevada supreme court upheld a lower court ruling that said the language of the proposed ballot measure was confusing. the group, schools over stadium says it will try again soon to put a measure on the ballot. meantime, the oakland a's trying to turn around a losing streak. they'll play in houston tonight after losing four of their last five games. alex bregman of the astros hit two homers last night for houston. the astros scored six runs in the late innings to beat the a's 9 to 2. the giants

will be hosting the first place la dodgers tonight at oracle park for game two of their series. last night, the dodgers beat the giants in extra innings . la's catcher will smith hit a two run double in the 10th to lead the dodgers to a 6 to 4 victory over their longtime rivals. it was the dodgers fourth straight victory over the giants so far this season. our time now five, 24, 35,000 fans went to game one of the series at oracle park last night. there was a lot of dodger blue in san francisco mixed in with the orange and black. ticket agencies estimate the dodger fans will fill more than half of the seats at the giants home ballpark during this three game series. >> i'm a big fan of ohtani. i'm a big fan of yamamoto, so i'm first time seeing them both play ever. so i'm looking forward to that. >> we're thinking about jiang hu. we hope he gets better. we're tired of seeing yastrzemski out there, giants baby. we're coming back. we're

bringing up all the kids from sacramento. we got to play young. we got to play fast. we got to play smart. >> you know the giants are in fourth place in the national league west. they're nine games behind the dodgers. times 525 a fan going to a seattle mariners game came away with two souvenirs and an incredible story to tell. now the fan grabbed two foul balls on back to back pitches in last night's game between the mariners and the kansas city royals. he caught that first ball with two hands. then it appeared he picked up the second ball after it landed near his seat. what a fan he has a story to tell. yes, you stand up and you show your fans what you did all right. our time signed 26. cracking down on those fair evaders on public transit. the new plan by san francisco's muni to monitor riders who don't pay their fare,

and high gasoline prices showing no signs of stopping for c iforn, summer

another bay area university dealing with an on campus protest. why students and teachers at san jose state university decided to join the national movement, and there is

growing concern about a dangerous infection in the hospital. we talk live with our fox medical team about how artificial intelligence is changing, how quickly people can get diagnosed with sepsis 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 is tuesday morning. it's may 14th. you may notice it's a little chilly outside pam likes it i do rosemary likes it i think. >> yeah. it's not bad. you know, perhaps an extra layer getting out the door this morning. then you'll be peeling it off as we get into the afternoon. especially if you live inland into the 80s for the afternoon. today we have 60s expected along the coastline. now, this morning we are joined by the clouds, the fog, patchy drizzle also a possibility for some. a better look at the current conditions and those afternoon highs as well as the rest of the week. coming up in just a little bit

at 530. let's say good morning to sal, who has the very latest with your morning commute. hi, sal. hey, rosemary. >> good morning to you. right now we want to talk about the drive into livermore. it's pretty slow coming in from the altamont pass. you can see from tracy getting out to the livermore area, there is some slow traffic. there was a crash going eastbound, which is. which may or may not be affecting westbound. i don't think it is, but there's always some slow traffic there anyway, let's go to the triple a traffic camera at the bay bridge. we don't have a big backup yet, so if you're going to san francisco right now would be a good time. 530 let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, happening today, a protest and rally planned outside of google's tech conference in mountain view today to condemn the company's business contracts with the israeli government. ktvu is ali rasmus is here now. this comes after 50 google employees were fired after a similar protest last month. good morning alex. >> good morning dave. today is

the start of google's flagship developers conference here near their google campus in mountain view. >> and behind us you can see some of the cars lined up. these are people not attending the conference. the conference starts at ten, but probably people working the conference today. and there's, there's directing traffic heading into the amphitheater. but an organization that calls itself no tech for genocide says it plans to stage a protest here to call attention to google's business contracts with the israeli government, specifically google's project nimbus. that's the focus of the protesters concerns. since 2021, google and amazon have provided cloud computing service artificial intelligence and other tech services to the israeli military under a $1.2 billion contract. just last month, nine google workers staged a sit in protest at the office of one of the executives overseeing the project, nimbus program that sit in lasted for several hours when it ended, according to the protest group. those nine workers and about 50 other

employees were ultimately fired. now, organizers of the protest action today say they are expecting hundreds of people to show up where exactly they're going to be protesting in relation to the entrance of this campus is not yet clear. as you can see, there's pretty tight security, and they're checking all everyone's badges and credentials in order to drive through. but the conference itself is expected to start at 10:00 this morning. the protesters say they will be out here making their voices heard as early as 830. so we'll find out where all of that is taking place exactly. later this morning. live in mountain view. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, allie. thank you. well, san jose san jose state is now the latest university where pro-palestinian protesters have set up an encampment against the war in gaza. a professor who's a faculty advisor for the protesters says they want the university to be more transparent about its financial investments and to fully divest from any investments connected

to israel. >> the administration, though they send lots of emails about their concerns over wars or natural disasters like earthquakes and hurricanes, have yet to send one email out about the genocide that is happening against the palestinians. and we're in our seventh month now. >> now, the university says while it respects freedom of speech, its main priority is keeping the campus safe for learning. they also say the encampment violates school policy, and the university of san francisco is warning pro palestinian protesters who set up encampments on the campus they have to leave by 3 p.m. today or face disciplinary action. the protesters want the university to divest from israel. they condemn the violence against palestinians in gaza. the leaders of usf say they respect the right of free speech, but public safety on the campus is their main priority. some of the students say they won't leave the camp until their demands are met. we been here

since april 29th, and again, we're not going to leave until we get those demands met. >> we've made that really clear. >> now we're trying to determine what disciplinary action may look like. after meeting yesterday with members of the encampment, university officials say they plan to call for a cease fire in gaza. it will also form a socially responsible investment task force and give the encampment organizers one dedicated seat. >> a pro-palestinian group claims police took down their encampment at ucsf. the group set up tents at the medical complex on parnassus avenue. instagram video shows campus police officers taking down the tents and arresting one demonstrator. the group accused the medical school of forcing them to remove pro-palestinian banners off buildings. now we've reached out to the university for comment, but we have not heard back yet. >> time now 535. secretary of state antony blinken is now in an unannounced visit to ukraine.

he arrived earlier today in kyiv, reassuring ukraine it has american support in its fight against russia. the blinken's visit comes after congress passed a new aid package. it contains $60 billion in aid for ukraine. secretary blinken will meet with ukrainian leaders to get updates on the war. during his two day trip. the secretary blinken's visit comes as russia has launched a new offensive on ukrainian border cities. russian forces captured at least seven villages along the border in recent days, triggering massive evacuations as thousands of ukrainians are grabbing what they can and leaving. >> special attention is paid to the kharkiv region defensive battles are ongoing, fierce battles on a large part of our border area, there are villages that have actually turned from a gray zone into a combat zone. >> u.s. defense department officials say they're trying to speed up the delivery of u.s. aid, which was held up for

months in congress. >> alarming reports show it happens every day in every hospital. someone comes in for a procedure and ends up getting very sick, infected with sepsis. it's a condition that is difficult to diagnose early, which is why it can be fatal. but this morning, the good news is it is changing. thanks to i. fox medical team's dina centofanti joins us now with this new encouraging use for technology. good morning dina. >> yes. good morning pam. this is interesting. and i feel like ai is coming at us fast. but this is an application that could save lives potentially. i talked to the doctor who tested this software. so first let's talk about sepsis. sepsis. if it hasn't impacted your life in some way, you probably don't even pay any attention to it. but if it has impacted you, you know how frightening it is. it kills about 300,000 americans every year. there are many things that put you at risk for being in the hospital is one of them. anybody can get sepsis. it's the body's overreaction to an infection. blood flow slows

down, organs get, put in jeopardy, and it leads to fatal organ failure. in some cases, if it's not caught early, oftentimes it's not caught early because you're in the hospital, you've already got all these weird symptoms happening. and so it gets overlooked. now this software is meant to change that with early diagnosis. take a listen. >> is the first, fda approved software as device for detecting sepsis. so it's a software product. it's ai based, and it takes a bunch of vital signs, lab results that are drawn normally. information out of the medical record, and then specific labs that are part of the test and puts them all together and predicts whether or not a person has sepsis and it's better than anything else out there. >> so that's doctor simms. he's an infectious disease researcher. and the idea is to get this sepsis immunoscore

distributed to doctors at every level in the hospital system so that you don't need necessarily an infectious disease doctor to come and analyze your symptoms. but simply the computer software will put them all together and tell you whether a patient might be septic. >> dina. absolutely incredible that this use of technology, any other advice that they're sharing with the technology and things that we should consider because it is a scary situation in. >> well, it's funny because when it comes to sepsis, you'll see signs all over hospitals be be aware of sepsis. sepsis is our top priority, but at the same time it's going undiagnosed all the time because the symptoms are so subtle. that's why people say, well, what are the symptoms of sepsis? how can i know? and oftentimes you don't know because you're already in a compromised state because you're in the hospital. so lethargy, blood changes in blood pressure or just an overall feeling of you can't get out of bed. and it's not necessarily related to

the procedure. you just had. you had a hip replacement. you should be up and feeling okay, but you can't move. that might be sepsis. it's this overall just feeling of my body's not functioning. >> all right. a time to maybe ask for that. that extra diagnosis. dina centofanti with our fox medical team. thank you for that. yes >> all right. our time is 539. rosemary's back again talking about the sky starting to wake up. and our forecast today. yes >> take a look at that gorgeous sunrise there. it's a beautiful one. we do have a partly cloudy skies around the bay area this morning. mostly cloudy at the coast. patchy fog and drizzle joining us as well. >> sun rising at 559. >> so on its way up and temperatures are expected to begin to rebound. we are typically coolest right around sunrise. 49 santa rosa right now 50 in san francisco, low 50s in walnut creek. these temperatures a lot like yesterday for most

within a few degrees of where we were when we started on monday morning. the winds are generally light, although we do have a bit of a delta breeze through fairfield this morning with gusts to about 25mph, so helping to bring in some of that cool air through the region at this time. and visibility this morning. not too bad. we're seeing a little bit of patchy fog. you can see over areas like petaluma with three miles visibility there. most areas are reporting between 5 and 10. so onto the highways you shouldn't have an issue when it comes to the fog out there this morning mid morning late morning breakaway. once again there's a look at your lunch hour. partly sunny at the coastline. mostly sunny for the rest of us. afternoon highs are expected to come up just a little bit over yesterday and getting into the evening hours. those low clouds along the coastline moving back across the bay. temperature wise, we are going to be very seasonal along the coast around the bay, but our inland cities a bit above average 82 for santa rosa today, 84 in livermore, san francisco coming in at 65. a

better look at the afternoon highs for today and what we can expect for the rest of the week, including your bay area weekend coming up. >> all right, rosemary, thank you. it's 541 outdoor dining in a city in contra costa county. brentwood may soon look different. coming up at 6:00. the changes being considered in brentwood by leaders there and what it could mean for businesses. >> and a new poll in san francisco about the race for mayor. we'll tell you which candidate has a slightly lead with months go til at norman, bad news... i never graduated from med school. what?

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says it is doing its part to combat disinformation ahead of the november election, but officials say more needs to be done. in a hearing yesterday, the city said it is working with the california secretary of state and its office of election cybersecurity throughout the election cycle. the problem they're running into now deciding what messaging is allowed and what is not under the first amendment, many types of election messages are protected. >> i think getting a memo from the city attorney's office about the constitutional landscape that we're operating here would be crucial. so we know what we can and can't do, and we don't waste our time, and we don't end up in court with the city

attorney having to spend a lot of time figuring it out. then on the back end, the city says it has many safeguards at the ballot box as well. >> they say the voting system is not connected to the internet system. software is reinstalled and tested before every election , and manual tallies are taken after the election. to compare against the results. >> our time is 545. a new poll in san francisco says the mayor's race is a statistical dead heat. the poll was commissioned by grocery. it said a simulated ranked choice poll shows mayor london breed would win reelection by a hair over former supervisor mark farrell, with philanthropist daniel laurie coming in third place. almost a third of voters were undecided, added 412 voters took part in the poll. the results have an almost 5% margin of error. well, congresswoman nancy pelosi says san francisco will get $1.6 billion in federal funding to combat hiv and aids. he says the money will help reduce hiv infections in san

francisco and improve the quality of life for patients, as well as promoting health equity and underserved communities fighting this disease has been a priority for nancy pelosi throughout her career in congress. >> san francisco's mass transit agency has unveiled its latest plan to crack down on fare evaders. muni is hiring three dozen new fare inspectors who will begin work across the city july 1st. their chief goal is to make sure everyone who takes mass transit in san francisco pays for their ride. muni estimates 20% of its riders regularly skip paying. >> we can't sustain muni service without people paying their fair fare, it is about a quarter of our operators salary. if we're not able to bring fare compliance up a bit, we will have no choice but to reduce muni service. >> muni has also announced its plans to keep these new fare

inspectors safe. they will work in groups of three, and will be equipped with radios so that they can immediately contact police if they witness a dangerous situation. >> well, ridership in the san francisco bay ferry just hit a new post-pandemic high, ferry officials say last week, more than 2300 people a day used the ferry during the morning commute. that number was boosted by a big jump of riders using the oakland route. the ferry service recently announced plans to add new routes, including ferries to redwood city, foster city and further inland to martinez. pittsburg and antioch. time is 547. will the city of san francisco plans to make major improvements to two busy streets south of market? community members joined city leaders for this groundbreaking ceremony, marking the beginning of the major renovation project. now, the work will take place on folsom street between second and 11th streets and on howard street between fourth and 11th.

>> the corridor will be greener with more trees and landscaping. it will be safer with protected bike lanes and pedestrian amenities. it will be more resilient with upgraded utilities including the sewers, water lines and emergency firefighting water system. >> now, construction along folsom street will start this year. it's expected to continue for two years. the work along howard street is expected to take a bit longer and last almost three years. >> well, in case you haven't noticed, gas prices are high across california. analysts believe they are likely to get worse over the coming months as we head into summer. the average price across the bay area right now is 545. that's $0.59 higher than last year at this time. while the average car in california gets better gas mileage than any other state, the cost still adds up. drivers say they are frustrated with the amount of fees paid at the pump. >> people that are running the state right now and the regulations associated with the gas prices and i just i don't like it.

>> the statewide average price for gas is 527 a gallon. that's much higher than the national average of 361. not all of that is taxes and fees, though. the state excise tax per gallon is $0.57 right now. it will go up to almost $0.60, though, starting july 1st. >> all right. if they don't stop it, i'm going to tell sal castaneda about it. sal you know, i think you can do anything. >> well, i wish i could lower gas prices. they're a little high for my taste anyway. all right, just got a brand new crash. just about a minute ago with the fire department just being dispatched westbound 580 at 680 dublin interchange. and that's right there. so we don't even have a backup yet, but we'll keep an eye on it for you. westbound 580 at 680. fire department on the way to an injury crash on the freeway. it's never good. let's talk about the triple a traffic camera at the bay bridge. beginning to show a little more slow traffic here as you drive up to the toll plaza. not

completely full, but getting there as the traffic continues to get slow. san mateo bridge not too slow right now. heading out to the peninsula at 550. what about today's weather? it looks like a cloudy start. rosemary. >> yeah, so we've got a picture here. sal. good morning to you from ktvu across the oakland estuary where there is overcast sky, the clouds, a little bit of fog, patchy drizzle. joining us this morning. temperatures very similar to yesterday. upper 40s to upper 50s and into the afternoon. only subtle changes expected with a minor bump in the numbers. storm tracker two here showing us where the cloud cover there is. i do expect a midmorning to late morning burn off. the low that was parked off our coastline has shifted towards the southern california coastline. it is going to move inland today, and this ridge of high pressure here will become the dominant pattern for us. we will remain sort of on the east side of it there. and temperatures again are expected to come up ever so subtly for your afternoon. the futurecast will show you over the next 24

hours or so. you will notice how the ridge just becomes better organized here over the west, and will remain in place. right now it looks like our pattern doesn't change much through the weekend, so hopefully you're enjoying this 51 degrees in san francisco right now, 51 in concord, upper 50s to start your day over san jose. afternoon highs for today. low 60s at the coast. low 70, san mateo. low 80s inland. one of the warmer spots for the afternoon 85 in antioch in the north bay. an enjoyable 79 for napa san francisco, going to have a pretty day 65 degrees in the afternoon, but by game time, if you're going to see the giants take on the dodgers. six 4556 degrees, the clouds will be working across the bay by then, and that breeze to about 15mph. so a cool brisk one at the ballpark for the evening hours. bring the layers, bring the hoodie, bring the jacket. your extended forecast wednesday, thursday, even friday into the weekend. notice low 60s at the

coast, low 70s around the bay, low to mid 80s inland. saturday into sunday under morning clouds and afternoon sunshine. back to you there. >> so happy talking about getting married. and, it's all just been taken away. >> a family outing in concord ends in tragedy. new at 6:00. the message from loved ones about a mother of three killed in a head on crash could be a nice boost to business. >> the biggest art event in napa county is this weekend. we're going to hear from the or nizers of the art sip and ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank.

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annual art sip and stroll event this weekend. organizers call it the biggest art event in napa valley. 65 artists and more than a dozen wineries will participate. we spoke with the chair of the yountville arts commission about this year's expectations. >> if you want to taste from one of our 16 fabulous wineries that have joined us this year, then we have a tasting package that's available for purchase. you get a vino glass, you get tasting tokens, and you get a free 2024 art sip and stroll poster signed by artist chris cammarata. >> the event is this saturday.

tickets are still available. >> well, organizers of the oakland art and soul festival say they're canceling the event. that scheduled for this september. festival organizers say the decision was made after a months long delay in funding support from the city of oakland. they're going to spend the rest of this year regrouping and hope to get new funding at the festival. features music, art and food. it went back to oakland's frank ogawa plaza the past two years after going on hiatus because of covid. >> runners are getting ready for the bay to breakers this weekend, and bart is gearing up as well. the transit agency will run four trains with limited stops before regular bart service begins on sunday. the special trains will get race participants to the embarcadero just before 7 a.m. the 12 k race starts at 8:00 sunday morning in downtown. street closures will stretch all the way across the city, so beware of that on sunday. >> all right, pam and the lineup for san francisco's portola music festival has been released

now. the annual electronic music event comes back to pier 80 for its third year in september. the headliners include rufus du sol, disclosure, justice, jamie x fisher, mia and others. the organizer, danny bell, was on ktvu yesterday talking more about the event and what to expect this year. >> we have a couple new focuses on the actual experience. we're going to take the crane stage, which was, an outdoor stage last year, right on the water, and we're going to focus on expanding that footprint and making it a much more, immersive, production experience over there. >> bell also plans to expand the food and beverage options and add more vip areas. >> tre was an hour and honor handed out for the work done in reforesting alamo square in san francisco. bts studio has won a

merit award from the american society of landscape architects, northern california chapter. the collaboration of the alamo square neighborhood association and the san francisco recreation and park department brought together a plan of diversifying the landscape and creating a plan of resiliency over time. since 2016, more than 270 trees have been planted there. the oakland zoo's newest resident now has a name meet nuru, which means the light in swahili. last week, oakland zoo welcomed a 13 month old baby giraffe from the audubon nature institute in louisiana as part of a species survival plan. but he did not have a name yet, so the zoo decided to ask for some help on social media. the zoo says nuru is very adventurous and is quickly adjusting to his new home and heard, well, time is running out for students who are protesting and camping out at usf against the war in gaza. >> we tell you about the warning and the deadline set by university officials. if those

students don't clear out. >> plus, whenever the police do encounter him, they. never called us even just to let him know that. let us know that dennis is okay and that he's seen a plea for help in hayward, a family desperate to find their missing brother who's been missing for several weeks. >> we tell you where they think he may be heading next 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 may 14th. some people will think it's chilly. some people think it's nice. but it is going to get warmer as the day moves on. let's check in with rosemary oroczo. >> yes, a little refreshing out there this morning. >> that's a good word for it. >> good morning to all of you. sun rose just about a minute ago. although from this vantage point can't see it this morning. overcast skies from ktvu across the oakland estuary. take a look on the water crew already rowing away. we do have the clouds are

joining us for the first part of the day by midmorning late morning, we'll break away to partly cloudy skies and then for your lunch hour, partly sunny at the coast, mostly sunny for the rest of us. temperatures this morning. upper 40s to upper 50s. a bit of a chill in the air in santa rosa. 49 degrees. your futurecast model again showing you there by about lunchtime. looking good with plenty of sunshine and blue sky expected for the afternoon away from the coastline. it's going to hold tough to the coast for today and by sunset it's moving back across the bay. notice san francisco covered in the overcast. if you're going to see the giants game later today, do expect the cool, breezy conditions. afternoon highs for today ranging from mid 60s in san francisco to low 80s in livermore. a better look at the numbers for today, as well as the rest of the week into your bay area weekend. coming up in just a little bit. 601 let's see how the highways are shaping up this morning with sal there a little bit slow there. >> rosemary. thank you. let's start off at the dublin interchange westbound 580 at

680. there's a crash there. a couple of vehicles on the connector ramp, and there is some slow traffic. not as much as we thought. and hopefully this will be cleared soon. bay bridge the metering lights have been slowed down because of a problem in san francisco. just as you get off the bridge, there was a crash there and now we have slow traffic on the bridge. usually what happens is they slow the metering lights down, and now we're going to have a bigger delay at the toll plaza. 601 let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. a deadline is looming for students who are part of a pro-palestinian encampment at the university of san francisco university officials want the protesters to leave that campus by this afternoon or expect punishment. >> ktvu james torres, already at the usf campus with the very latest. good morning, james. >> dave, pam, good morning to you. will those student protesters say they've actually met with the university's president? they had a conversation about what it would take to break down that encampment they've set up here

at the university campus, though they have not reached any agreement just yet. now, university officials say those students need to be out of here with that encampment broken down by 3:00 this afternoon, the school says the camp violates school code. and if protesters stay, the university says they'll lose their opportunity for full amnesty. >> we're not really completely sure what that's going to look like, you know? so that is giving a lot of students here anxiety, especially students that are high risk because this school is a private university, students are paying $70,000 a year to go here. >> that encampment has been here since the end of april. students say they've gotten a great deal of support, including a number of jewish students who have joined their cause. those in the encampment say they don't plan to leave until their demands are met. one demand discussed between those students and the university president asking the president to publicly say palestine is experiencing a genocide, which these students say the president did not agree

to. of course, it's a developing story. once we hear more updates from either the encampment or the university itself, we will bring it to you all throughout the morning. for now, we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you, james. a pro-palestinian group claims police took down their encampment at ucsf. the group set up tents at the medical complex on parnassus avenue. instagram video shows campus police officers taking down the tents and arresting one demonstrator. the group accused the medical school of forcing them to remove pro-palestinian banners off buildings. we've reached out to the university for comment but we have not heard back yet. >> well, protesters in petaluma demanded that a bay area congressman vote against any future funding for israel and against the war in gaza. last night, dozens of protesters rallied outside of a private fundraiser for congressman jared huffman. they stood out there more than two hours with flags and signs and chanted their demands. now, earlier this

month, congressman huffman posted on social media a call for an immediate ceasefire and the release of hostages. but the protesters say that's not enough. >> why are you trying to put a band-aid over a gunshot wound? the money going towards israel to injure palestinians needs to stop. >> i don't want my tax money to go to be funding this war and the occupation. >> now, last month congress approved $26 billion to support israel. congressman huffman voted in favor of the bill. well happening today google is hosting its annual developers conference in mountain view. and protesters say they will be there. this year's meeting is focused on artificial intelligence, since the conference is being held just weeks after the tech giant fired dozens of workers who held sit in protests at google offices in sunnyvale, seattle and new york. the organizers of the protests say hundreds of people will try

to shut down the conference later this morning. they're protesting google's business ties to the israeli government and the israeli military. stay here with mornings on two. ktvu allie rasmus is out there. she's going to bring us a live report from mountain view in our next half hour. well, a family in the east bay wants help in the continuing search for a missing loved one who's been missing for several weeks now. they're saying 25 year old dennis chow of hayward is dealing with serious mental health problems. and he has no money and no cell phone. family members say he hasn't been seen since april 23rd, just ten days after the first time he wandered away from home. they found him at one point, but say he ran away from a hospital. >> we found him at dublin bart station and when we found him, his feet were heavily blistered and the day after we drove him to the er here in hayward, where he was able to get seen for all of those blisters he had on his

feet. but to also get a psychiatric evaluation from the doctor. >> now the family says they're frustrated. they say that he was allowed to escape from the hospital and with law enforcement, they think chow could now be in monterey county and more family members are flying in from vietnam to help with the search. a hayward based technology company has agreed to pay $250,000 in penalties in a case with ties to bart. >> hsk technology announced the agreement over accusations it submitted false claims over communication equipment used by bart. the allegations go back eight years. the company's contracts involve the massive, ongoing project to expand bart's rail system to san jose. >> our time now 607 oakland's new police chief is officially on his job. police chief floyd mitchell finished his first day on the job after spending weeks meeting with oakland police leaders, learning about the police department and its

programs. city leaders tell us they're optimistic about the new police chief, but they say a lot of work has to be done. >> we're looking forward to meeting with him and with many of the merchants and a lot of that, a lot of the small businesses and folks that live and work in fruitvale to, to, you know, to support him and hopefully he'll be able to be creative and energetic to because we need that right now. >> public safety is the number one priority is not about talking and feeling sorry for people. it's about taking action and police chief mitchell succeeds. >> leronne armstrong, who was fired more than a year ago. >> the oakland a's had a legal victory in their planned move to las vegas. the nevada supreme court rejected a proposed ballot measure that would have allowed voters to overturn a public funding deal for a new ballpark along the strip. now, lawmakers have approved $380 million for the billion dollar project. but the group schools over stadiums has been gathering signatures

for a referendum that would allow the measure to be decided by voters. >> i think the public is tired of their politicians spending time on these kind of endeavors. while essential things like schools, housing go either unfixed or unnoticed, all we are trying to do was ask nevadans, do you want to pay for a billionaires stadium with public money? and that's it. >> the nevada supreme court upheld a lower court decision that found the language of the proposed ballot measure confusing schools over stadium says it will try again to place that measure on the ballot. new this morning, the bay area's newest pro sports team just announced its name. >> when i hear the golden state valkyries, i think of power. i think of community. i think of achieving the impossible together and showing the world what is possible. >> that is jess smith, president of the bay area's new wnba team, which is now known as the golden

state valkyries. valkyries originates from norse mythology, and it's a group of warrior women who are strong, bold and fierce. the team's logo includes the bay bridge to show the tie between oakland and san francisco. take a look very cool. the valkyries will begin play in the wnba next season. >> all right. time 609. we had a problem on the san francisco side of the bay bridge, and it slow traffic on the bridge, and that means the metering lights are a little bit slower here. triple a traffic camera showing us the backup here at the toll plaza. you can see that's bigger than usual. you may want to think about that san mateo bridge. we still have a crash in the dublin interchange. westbound 580. they're clearing it, but there's going to be a little bit of a slowdown as you approach that interchange. 680 actually looks decent from pleasanton as you head down towards san jose. 610 let's go back to the desk. thank you sal.

>> michael cohen back on the stand this morning for cross examination in donald trump's criminal trial. what we could expect inside that courtroom this morning and developments in the case of two animal rights activists charged with storming into a private petaluma poultry farm. >> we'll tell you about the court decision about reducing some of the charges a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business.

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a stand at trump's criminal trial in new york. ktvu andre senior here to tell us what we can expect from the courtroom this morning. andre. >> well, pam, we're just learning this morning that donald trump will be joined in court by several republican supporters, including house speaker mike johnson, north dakota governor doug burgum and former presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. trump's defense attorneys could begin cross-examination of michael cohen today. that follows cohen's testimony yesterday, where he said trump was involved in a conspiracy to suppress stories of alleged sexual affairs in order to avoid harm to his 2016 presidential candidacy. cohen testified, quote, what i was doing was at the direction of and benefit of mr. trump. everything required. mr. trump's signoff, end quote. cohen's testimony backed up claims by prosecutors that trump knew all the details about a payment made to former adult movie actress stormy daniels. >> in this case, you've got extraordinary written

documentation, you've got all of those ledger entries, you've got the checks signed by mr. trump, you've got evidence from other disinterested witnesses that the checks were written in new york and were fedex down to washington. and then sent back. >> trump has denied having an affair with daniels and denies the charges that he falsified business records to cover up payments. when defense attorneys get a chance to question cohen, they're expected to try and raise doubts about his credibility. among other things, cohen served time in prison for lying to congress and for federal charges related to those payments. dave. >> all right. andre, thank you. time now. 614 prosecutors in contra costa county say social media provided critical evidence in the conviction of a man accused of reckless driving and other charges. now they identify the suspect through his youtube channel. the da's office says 33 year old scott kitfield posted several videos showing his very dangerous driving habits. prosecutors say he even boasted

about his disregard for highway safety on his youtube channel that led to his conviction last month. >> a jury in alameda county has convicted a man of second degree murder for killing his girlfriend. investigators say joseph roberts killed 27 year old elizabeth buckner in their pleasanton apartment last summer. her body later washed up along the alameda shoreline. elizabeth buckner was a law school student who was just two months away from earning her degree. her mother spoke outside the courthouse yesterday, shortly after the jury announced its decision. >> well, today's verdict means for me is that i don't have to look over my shoulder for right now. i've lived in trauma, in terror. >> the jury convicted roberts of second degree murder. he will be back in court june 14th to be sentenced and could face 15 years to life in prison. >> tom is now 616 for people in san jose have been displaced because of a fire at a buddhist temple. it happened last night

about 6 p.m. on false avenue near interstate 680. it took about two hours for firefighters to get the flames under control. that fire affected both the buddhist temple and the house right behind it, and the four people living there have been displaced, but nobody was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> a judge in sonoma county reduced the charges against two women who are accused of trespassing and vandalism at a poultry farm in petaluma. about 50 people with the group direct action everywhere targeted petaluma poultry on lakeville highway last june. investigators say four protesters entered the property by cutting through a chain link fence, and they took 5 or 6 birds. the two women are scheduled to return to court may 23rd to be arraigned on the new reduced charges. >> our time is 617. a strike vote could be taken today by nurses at san francisco's public hospitals. now, this involves nurses at hospitals that include sf general and laguna honda,

where the nurses claim the staffing levels are extremely low and that patient care is at risk. since february, union reps have been negotiating with the department of public health and they say the city rejected all of their proposals about staff levels. the voting by nurses is expected to continue until friday. san francisco's public health department says 166 new nurses have been hired since december. >> the time 617 we still have that crash. 580 at 680 on the connector ramp. they're clearing it up. there's a little bit of a slowdown, it is not causing a huge slowdown just yet. so you can see traffic is going to be okay. getting into castro valley bay bridge, a little slower than usual as they cleared a crash on the other side of the bridge in san francisco. san mateo bridge looking okay. no issues right now in the south bay at 618. let's go to rosemary, who's doing today's weather. thank you.

>> good morning sal. happy tuesday everybody. we do have low clouds to start the day. patchy fog patchy drizzle. temperatures in the upper 40s to upper 50s. all in all very similar to yesterday. here's a look from ktvu across the oakland estuary. we will have partly cloudy skies turning mostly clear by the second part of the afternoon. meanwhile, along the coastline for today, do expect to remain partly sunny to mostly cloudy. we had a low parked off the central california coastline yesterday. today it is off the southern california coastline and this ridge of high pressure here is going to strengthen a little bit more and kind of hold steady for us into the coming days. with that said, temperatures are expected to warm a little bit this afternoon. shouldn't be too big of a deal, and most of us may not even really notice. the sea breeze will be with us for the afternoon as well. 23mph. the forecast for there in san francisco and notice through the carquinez strait, as well as the delta that shade of yellow and orange indicating for the

afternoon it will pick up through the delta as well. temperatures across the bay area right now, san francisco at 51, a chill in the air in novato 47 to start your morning. low 50s in livermore and for the afternoon, a nice one. we have low 80s in concord, 70 in oakland, mid 60s in san francisco, low 60s in pacifica. if you're going to see the giants take on the dodgers later this evening, bring along a jacket. we do have the onshore breeze and temperatures expected to slip into the upper 50s by then. your extended forecast status quo low 60s at the coast, low 70s around the bay. low to mid 80s inland today. tomorrow, thursday, friday even into the weekend. back to you. >> thank you rosemary. honoring the vietnamese community in the south bay. the history behind a new monument that will one day host cultural events and educational programs in san jose and outdoor dining and one contra costa county city could look different soon. the changes being considered today by city

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that found israel likely violated international humanitarian law and its use of us provided weapons during the war in gaza. us officials say it is reasonable to assess that the

weapons have been used in ways inconsistent with israel's obligations. however, they add, wartime conditions prevented the us from making that determination for specific airstrikes. aid workers say they're struggling to distribute dwindling food and other supplies to displaced palestinians in the region. planned parenthood northern california just opened a bigger facility in the east bay. the new el cerrito health center will have double the amount of exam rooms and more family planning services, including abortion care. it was relocated to accommodate the growing demand for services from july 2022 through last june. the health center served more than 5000 patients. well, today, the brentwood city council will consider making changes to how it manages outdoor dining. the city council will discuss whether restaurants can use sidewalk space for tables and outdoor dining. a staff report says there have been some complaints of outdoor tables taking up too much space, making it hard for people to walk by.

the council is aiming to clarify the rules for downtown brentwood about how businesses can set up dining and create new enforcement rules. the menlo park council members have approved a new safety plan for one of the city's busiest streets. they voted to permanently ban parking along a stretch of middle avenue following a six month test program. council members also voted to keep buffeted bike lanes in place on that same road. those supporting the changes say they will decrease car traffic in and at the same time making middle avenue safer for bicyclists. a new apartment complex in downtown santa rosa is nearing completion and is scheduled to start leasing to tenants by next spring. city leaders and developers celebrated the topping out of construction of the eight story complex on mendocino avenue. the complex has 168 studio, one bedroom and two bedroom market rate apartments. the ground floor has space for retail along fifth street. in our continuing coverage of aapi heritage month, san jose is honoring its

vietnamese community with a new monument. a groundbreaking ceremony was held at the city's vietnamese heritage garden on roberts avenue. the garden was first constructed 13 years ago to pay homage to the thousands of refugees who fled vietnam after the fall of saigon. >> our shared vision is a garden that remembers the past, but looks ahead to the future that pays homage to the journey that thousands of families took to find a better life here in america, and then helps create that better life by providing a space for people to come together, celebrate and share the rich vietnamese culture with the next generation. >> open for breakfast. >> city leaders say the monument will be just one piece of a long term vision for the space, which will one day host community events, cultural performances and educational programs for the entire neighborhood. >> they are so happy talking about getting married and, it's all just been taken away.

>> a family outing in concord ends in tragedy. the message from loved ones of a mother of three killed in a head on crash and people who don't pay their fair share on muni may soon have to think twice before breaking the law with san francisco's doing to make sure e ryone pa

bay area college campus. this time, san jose state will tell you how. university officials are responding to the protesters demands, and protesters also expected this morning in mountain view. that's where google is about to host its annual developers conference. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> all right. welcome back as we take you live to the opening bell this morning, a key report on inflation was just released this morning. the producer price index shows prices at the wholesale level rose more than expected in april. home depot's quarterly report this morning shows customers are cutting back on big home improvement projects because of high interest rates. so initially, those reports that news sending stocks down. but it looks like a little bit of a change. so we'll keep an eye on that and how the markets are reacting this morning. thank you for waking up with us here on

mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> tuesday morning it's may 14th i was outside. the birds were chirping. they said please tell rosemary it's a little chilly out here this morning. >> i'll warm it up. >> i just did what i was told. >> well thank you dave. i appreciate your, your personal forecast back from, outside of the parking lot to. good morning to both of you. happy tuesday everybody. we are starting out with a bit of a chill in the air. we've got the low clouds, the fog a little bit of patchy drizzle. joining us this morning for the afternoon. a typical may span of temperatures. we have 60s at the coast to mid 80s inland with mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. a better look out to the current conditions and the deets for today. coming up in just a little bit. 631 the highways are growing busier. let's see how they are shaping up this morning with sal. good morning. >> good morning rosemary. we do have slow traffic in the usual spots like highway four are going to start their. take a look at a lot of this highway four that's coming in. and it is

time. it's backed up from antioch. so tuesdays are busier usually than mondays or fridays. you can see bay bridge is backed up all the way through the maze. we had an earlier problem in san francisco that was cleared up. san mateo bridge traffic is okay and if you're driving to the south bay, that's a pretty good start to that commute also on the peninsula. 631 let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you sal. well, today a group of tech workers planning a protest and rally outside google's tech conference in mountain view. they say they want to draw attention to google's business contracts with the israeli military. ktvu ali rasmus joins us now from mountain view to talk about what's happening on the google campus right now. ali >> well, pam, all we can see on the campus right now is a lot of the last minute preparations for this conference. that's scheduled to start a couple of hours from now. if you step out of the way, you can see the people working the conference, getting checked in, getting their credentials. security is pretty tight here. we've seen a lot of checkpoints where people are having their badges checked,

making sure they're authorized to be here and we've seen some metal detectors as well at some of the entrances. google hosting its flagship developers conference at its campus in mountain view today, and thousands are expected to attend the conference in person and online from around the world. the focus of the google i o conference is on artificial intelligence, but an organization that calls itself no tech for genocide plans to stage a protest. here they want to call attention to google's business contracts with the israeli government and israeli military. the group says it is particularly focused on a program called project nimbus. since 2021, google and amazon have provided cloud computing, service and artificial intelligence and other tech services to the israeli government under a $1.2 billion contract. just last month, nine google workers staged a sit in protest at the office of one of the executives overseeing the project nimbus program. it went on for several hours before those nine workers were arrested. another 40 or so

google employees and contractors were also fired following that sit in protest. now, organizers of the protest action scheduled for today say they're expecting hundreds of their supporters to show up. the google developers conference starts at 10:00 this morning, they protest. organizers say they're going to be meeting at a park nearby and then heading to the campus. it will be interesting to see how close to the entrance they get. again, as we mentioned, security is pretty tight and there's a lot of checkpoints you have to go through with credentials to get anywhere near where this event is happening. live in mountain view, ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news okay ali thank you. >> time is 633 san jose state. now the latest university where pro-palestinian protesters have set up an encampment against the war in gaza. a professor who's a faculty advisor for the protesters says they want the university to be more transparent about financial investments and to fully divest from investments connected to israel. >> the administration, though

they send lots of emails about their concerns over wars or natural disasters like earthquakes and hurricanes, have yet to send one email out about the genocide that is happening against the palestinians. and we're in our seventh month now. >> now, university officials say while they respect freedom of speech, the main priority is to keep the campus safe for learning. they also said the encampment violates school policy. >> members of the islamic community are denouncing the reaction to people who are hanging banners on a peninsula overpass. they say they were hanging pro-palestine banners on a pedestrian overpass over highway 101 near pierce road in menlo park, may 5th. that's when an unidentified man walked up and demanded they remove the banners. now. the pair agreed to remove their signs and leave, but they say the person became increasingly agitated. >> he feared for my life in a way, because he was saying it like so loud, and he was like kind of shouting it like. i just felt like, okay, what if he

attacks us? if we don't take this down? >> they say the man threw their personal items over the fence and onto the shoulder of 101 before taking off the chp says it is investigating the incident now for the latest developments on the war in gaza and the protests here around the bay area and the country. you can download the ktvu fox local app. it is a free download for your smart tv. >> our time now 6.35 a family in rio vista asking for help now after a mother of three was killed in a car crash. it happened late friday night. jessica hay was heading home from the concord drive in with her boyfriend and three children when the chp says they were driving on highway 160 near sherman island road. when a driver crossed into their lane, causing a head on crash. miss a's died in that crash. her children and boyfriend were treated in hospitals with major injuries. the families created a gofundme campaign to help pay for medical expenses and funeral

costs. >> they had just had their baby and they were so happy talking about getting married and, it's all just been taken away. >> the driver that hit them was killed as well. the chp says alcohol is believed to be a factor in that crash. >> san francisco's mass transit agency has unveiled its latest plan to crack down on fare evaders. muni is hiring three dozen new fare inspectors who will begin work across the city july 1st. their chief goal is to make sure everyone who takes mass transit in san francisco pays for their ride, muni estimates 20% of its riders regularly skip paying. >> we can't sustain muni service without people paying their fair fare. it is about a quarter of our operators salary. if we're not able to bring fare compliance up a bit, we will have no choice but to reduce muni service. >> muni has also announced its

plan to keep these new fare inspectors safe. they will work in groups of three, and they will be equipped with radios so that they can immediately contact police if they witness a dangerous situation. >> time 637 and we do have slow traffic this morning in contra costa county. if you are in antioch, good morning to you. if you're trying to get out towards pittsburg and concord, it's going to be a little slower than usual. 680 looks okay. and if you're driving in west contra costa county, el sobrante, traffic, okay, we already have a backup at the richmond bridge. the backup at the bay bridge is improving a little bit. they sped up the metering lights. we had a problem on the san francisco side that slowed things down for a bit. san mateo bridge is getting busy. peninsula and south bay commutes are actually doing pretty well. it's another cloudy start out there. at least what i can see on the cameras. rosemary? >> yes, sal. sun's been up for almost 40 minutes, but hard to find along the coastline. inside the bay. a view here from over the oakland skyline, where we do have overcast skies and

temperatures ranging in the upper 40s to low 50s in and around oakland this morning, 53 degrees reported at the airport, 50 degrees in the city of san francisco in the north bay, struggling a little bit in novato, 47 for you there, the inner east bay. good morning. livermore sitting at 52, a very light breeze in most areas, even calm. novato, santa rosa, fairfield. we do have an onshore breeze through the delta there about 17mph reported at travis at this time, when it comes to the fog visibility, not too bad. we are seeing a little bit along the coastline and some of our north bay areas, but petaluma reporting seven miles visibility, so you shouldn't have any trouble on the highways this morning due to low visibility from fog. the futurecast when is this fog going to pull back by about ten 11:00. we will see partly cloudy to mostly clear skies, bayside and inland. meanwhile, along the coastline for today, do expect it to be partly sunny to mostly cloudy for you and the patchy drizzle as well. getting into

our evening hours. the low clouds still holding tough up against the coastline and reentering the bay. if you're going to the giants game, notice san francisco covered in the gray sky by about sunset afternoon highs in san francisco for today 65. right where you should be 70. in oakland, our inland cities a little bit above average 82 for you. santa rosa in livermore, 84 in livermore and 82 over san jose. a better look at these numbers for today and the rest of the week, including your bay area weekend coming up in just a bit. >> okay, rosemary. well, in menlo park, a herd of hungry goats can eat as much vegetation as they want to reduce fire hazards heading into summertime. all this week, the goats will be at sharon hills park eating dry weeds and grass. the goats come from a company called ecosystem concepts incorporated. the city has been using goats for more than ten years now to help reduce the fuels out there. goats are a nontoxic,

environmentally friendly way to reduce fire risk in very dry areas. >> what equation did i write down there, i see it now. you wrote down three x plus one equals four. >> yes. chatgpt upping its game on i with the response of assistant. now we tell you how you'll be able to interact with it in real time. >> still a little creepy. >> yeah, it is a little creepy. yeah. >> all right, before we get to that, let's check in with casey in our newsroom with the other stories we're following for you. >> good morning. when i get to join you in studio, there are no reports of any specific threats against the bay area. but still, both the fbi and homeland security are warning about potential threats during pride month. next, at seven, the feds outlined their concerns about the current political environment in the country. also, first, it was cruz, now waymo. more problems for autonomous car companies. also at seven, why federal investigators are looking into the operations of the google subsidiary. we'll be back

in car company cruise is now working on robots that can do household chores. kyle vogt has raised more than $150 million with a group of investors on a new startup. it's called the bot company vote resigned as the ceo of cruise six months ago following an incident where one of the company's vehicles dragged a pedestrian. gas prices are high across california, and analysts believe they are likely to get worse over the coming months. as we head into summer. the average price across the bay area right now is 545 a gallon. that's $0.59 higher than last year at this time. while the average car in california gets better gas mileage than any other state, the cost still adds up. some drivers say they're frustrated with the number of fees paid at the pump. >> people that are running the state right now, and the regulations associated with the gas prices and i just i don't like it. >> the statewide average price for gas is 527 a gallon, much higher than the national average of 361. but not all of that is

taxes and fees. california does have higher prices during the summer, as we switch to a summer blend that is more environmentally friendly. chatgpt upgrading its voice assistant with the new ai language model called gpt 4d, the changes will make the voice assistant more expressive. it will also allow you to look at what your phone's camera sees and respond in real time. >> so what's the first step i should take to try to solve this ? >> the first step is to get all the terms with x on one side and the constants on the other side. so what do you think we should do with that plus one? >> okay, i'm going to try to subtract one from both sides. and then i'll see what i get. >> great idea. >> or a little help with math. these latest capabilities will be available for free for all chat gpt users. google and apple are working together to deliver alerts about unwanted tracking. android and iphone users will

receive a warning notification when an unknown wireless tracker is nearby. the move follows several cases of bluetooth trackers like apple's airtags being used for stalking third party tracking devices will also need to meet the industry standard initiative, with which we'll need to implement the unwanted tracking alerts, as well. walmart is cutting hundreds of corporate jobs and making most remote workers return to the office. reports say the company is also planning to move workers in small offices around the country to its headquarters in arkansas. walmart made similar moves last year when it closed three of its tech offices and relocated some employees to the corporate office. one of the south's most famous sweethearts teaming up with krispy kreme donuts. country icon dolly parton and krispy kreme partnered to unveil four new donuts. take a look. they're so sparkly. and dolly. they're called the dolly southern sweets donut collection . you can also get a free glazed donut this saturday if you visit a krispy kreme and dress up as

dolly parton or or sing your favorite song of hers. i can dress up as her. >> pam. >> okay, i want to hear you sing it. >> okay, i'll try. time is now. 647 the city of san francisco says it's doing its part to combat disinformation ahead ahead of the november election, but officials say a lot more needs to be done. yesterday, during a hearing, city officials say they're working with the secretary of state and its office of election cybersecurity throughout the election cycle. the problem they're running into now deciding what message is allowed and what is not under the first amendment. many types of election messages are protected. >> i think getting a memo from the city attorney's office about the constitutional landscape that we're operating here would be crucial. so we know what we can and can't do, and we don't waste our time, and we don't end up in court with the city attorney having to spend a lot of time figuring it out. then on the back end now the city of san francisco says it does have many

safeguards at the ballot box as well. >> they say the voting system is not connected to the internet system. software is reinstalled and tested before every election, and that manual tallies are taken after the election to compare against the vote results. well, there's a new poll in san francisco that says the mayor's race is a statistical dead heat. the poll commissioned by grow sf, said a simulated ranked choice poll shows mayor london breed would win reelection by a hair over former supervisor mark farrell, with philanthropist daniel laurie coming in third place. almost a third of the voters were undecided. 412 voters took part in the polling. the results have been almost 5. margin of error. >> a busy stretch of road in sunnyvale is getting a much needed upgrade to improve the flow of traffic. the city council approved a proposal to repave of wolf road from homestead road to el camino real

. the street was last surfaced in 2001. upgrades from that estimated $120 million project are expected to improve traffic operations for cars and bicycles , and construction scheduled to start next year. >> 49 and we do have a slow traffic that's a little more like normal on highway four. been watching it. we had the early morning push from antioch, but now it's well within its, you know, confines. pittsburgh and bay point over the hill to concord. 680 is a little slower. i think more people have gotten farther. and you can see at the bay bridge toll plaza things are improving. we had some earlier issues, things have improved there. san mateo bridge still looks pretty good as you drive over to the peninsula. there have been no major issues. southbound 880 near eighth street. they were clearing a crash there. 650 let's go to rosemary, who is doing today's weather. >> all right, sal, good morning to you. happy tuesday everybody. mostly cloudy skies along the

coast inside the bay and many of our inland cities enjoying a little bit of gray sky at the moment. live. look there of the oakland skyline. these clouds are going to peel back. midmorning late morning burn off. expected with mostly sunny skies away from the coastline. by the afternoon. meanwhile, along the coast, we will be partly sunny to mostly cloudy for today. temperatures are going to come up just slightly. the pattern involved here, the low that was parked a little bit closer to the bay area yesterday, now off the coastline of southern california, the ridge of high pressure will begin to strengthen a little bit more over the west in the coming days, including the bay area. and with that, temperatures are expected to come up. but it's a subtle bump in numbers. it's nothing too dramatic. the futurecast. over the next 24 hours you will notice again, is shifting a little bit farther inland. and we are there on the east edge for the coming days. temperatures across the bay area right now 51 degrees in san francisco, 52 in walnut creek, 56 over san jose. we will have

again a nice rebound coming our way. and very typical pattern for this time of year where we will have low 60s at the coastline. a little cool there, mid 60s in san francisco, very nice weather across most of our bayside communities, mid 70s and hayward 76, redwood city and our warmer spots for today. north bay, santa rosa 8285. in antioch. if you're going to the giants game, bring along the jacket, the hoodie, the layers. we do. we are looking at 56 degrees by game time at 645 this afternoon, and a west breeze to 15mph. a cool, breezy one at oracle park this evening. the extended forecast. not a lot of change going on low 60s at the coast to low 70s around the bay. low to mid 80s inland. today. tomorrow thursday, friday and into the weekend. hope you enjoy this kind of weather because it's sticking around for a little while. dave >> all right rosemary thank you. time now 652. tesla reversing

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district employee who was suspended for bullying, was recently seen on surveillance cameras removing files from his office. now, a staff member confirmed she escorted can turnage to his desk earlier this month to collect his belongings from his desk. however, district officials say no one checked any of the documents that were removed. school district employees say they're concerned about which files may have been removed. the school district workers there in antioch accused turnage of verbal abuse and making threats on the job. he is now on paid administrative leave. some democrats in san francisco want to declare racism and hate a public health crisis. members of the county central committee announced a resolution yesterday. they say the city is facing an epidemic of hate. they

hope public health funds can be used to help survivors get the support they need to battle anxiety, depression and ptsd. now, according to fbi, hate crime data, anti-asian hate crimes spiked 125% in 2021. anti-black crimes were up 60% in 2020. time. at 656, the city of san francisco plans to make some major improvements to two very busy streets in the south of market neighborhood community members joined city leaders for this groundbreaking ceremony, marking the start of a major renovation project. now, the work will take place on folsom street between second and 11th street and on howard street between fourth and 11th. >> the corridor will be greener with more trees and landscaping. it will be safer with protected bike lanes and pedestrian amenities. it will be more resilient with upgraded

utilities including the sewers, water lines and emergency firefighting water system. >> now the construction work along folsom street will start this year. it's expected to continue for two years as the work along howard street is expected to take a little longer. it will last almost three years. it is 657 san francisco's portola music festival. the lineup has been released. the annual electronic music event will go back to pier 80 for its third year in september. the headliners include rufus du sol, disclosure , pure justice, jamie xx, fisher to mia and some other popular performers. the festival organizer danny bell was here on ktvu talking about the event and what to expect this year. >> we have a couple new focuses on the actual experience. we're going to take the crane stage, which was, an outdoor stage

stage last year, right on the water. and we're going to focus on expanding that footprint and making it a much more, immersive, production experience over there. >> and bell says they also plan to expand the food and beverage options and add more vip areas. time 658. the oakland a's trying to turn around a losing streak tonight. they'll play in houston after losing four of their last five games. alex bregman of the astros hit two homers last night for the astros, and the astros scored six runs in the late innings. they beat the a's 9 to 2, and san francisco giants will host the first place la dodgers tonight at oracle park. it's game two of their series. last night, the dodgers beat the giants in extra innings. the dodgers catcher, will smith hit a two run double in the 10th, leading the dodgers to a 6 to 4 win over their long time rivals. it was the dodgers fourth

straight victory over the giants this season. >> first cruise, now waymo. why federal investigators are now looking into the operations of the mountain view based driverless car company. more students at bay area schools showing solidarity with the pro-palestinian movement. we're live at one campus where the university says students are risking punishment if they don't leave by an afternoon deadline, then the newest bay area professional sports team has a name and is about to take flight. how the name of the wnba expansion team is a nod to the strength and skill of the athletes on the court, and how it's already working to unite both sides of the bay. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. >> i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. tuesday morning, may 14th i bet you had to use the seat warmer today. >> you know, i always do, except for like in the dead of august. i always want to be cozy.