right now in my mind. and you know, i'm just i'm just heartbroken for the family. a teacher remembers her young student, one of four family members killed in a violent crash in pleasanton. how the community came out to honor the family, and what police now say was likely a factor in the crash. then a new week starts with pro-palestinian protests spreading to another bay area college campus, where students plan to gather later today. a united airlines flight diverted to sfo. why the plane had to turn back and the unusual route the aircraft took from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. today is monday, april 29th. the final days of may in fact. so let's find out how it's going to look on this monday with steve paulson. he is in the weather center this morning tracking the latest. it looks pretty quiet here. can't get rid of that breeze. that's for sure. it'll be a lovely day today. good visibility, good air quality,

but temps will end up pretty close to where they should be for seasonal averages. there's a lot of sun out there. there's only a few patches of low clouds, so if you're looking for sunshine, today is the day and probably tomorrow and maybe a little warmer as we head towards the first and 2nd of may. but you can call me the breeze because that's what we've had. we've had wind, blustery conditions, breezy conditions, but still it'll be nice to mild to warm temperatures in the range where they should be 60s and 70s. well, i'm searching for a smooth commute. is that the case? i think so, steve. i think you're going to be okay in many areas. you know me, i'm a simple man. i like just non-eventful boring traffic. right. and that's happening on 580 as you drive into dublin. however, on 680, which by the way, is open after the weekend closure, we had a crash at 84. that's been slow. 880 at alvarado, alvarado, niles. they've cleared that at the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have a backup that stretches for about 20 minutes. once you get onto the bridge, it looks better. another look at the

south bay when we come back. but now at 701, let's get right back to the headlines, sal. thank you. pro-palestinian demonstrators continue on college campuses nationwide, including at stanford, where organizers say they've made progress in their efforts. ktvu james torres live at stanford with the latest developments there. james garcia. well, all we're really hearing this morning are just the bells, the top of the hour at here at stanford university's campus. behind me, you can see the number of tents that are still here and have been here since thursday, but not too much activity going on. not a lot of noise being made at this hour here. but here's what we're learning from the folks here. these student protesters now saying that they have the support of the student body. we'll show you what the demonstrations on stanford's campus have looked like over the last couple of days. one of the groups represented here, students for justice in palestine, say the school's student body voted overwhelmingly in favor of a ballot initiative calling for israeli divestment. just like at many other campuses across the

country where you see these protests, the people here say schools have investments in companies like lockheed martin, chevron or hewlett packard, and they accuse each of those for contributing to israeli attacks in gaza. one man who approached the protests over the weekend says he hopes all of those demonstrations, at least what we've seen here, continue to remain peaceful. when i look at these kids, i fear for i fear for their safety, and i hope that they will be allowed to exercise their first amendment without the risk of being, kind of retaliated against or being arrested or being harassed or being harmed. this morning, ktvu did reach out to some of the companies mentioned by those protesters. a spokesperson from lockheed martin issued a statement saying in part, we respect the right to peaceful protest and we continue to stand ready to support the u.s. government and allies to deliver strategic deterrence and security solutions. we've yet to hear directly from stanford

university, but we know school administration told students they're in violating, rather in violation of its protest policies, mostly because of those overnight encampments are not allowed. we also know the school asked for those tents to be gone by friday night, or else those people would face consequences in the form of issues with the office of student conduct and even arrests. we have seen law enforcement officers here in the last few days, but no reports of arrests at this time. now it's not clear how much of an influence a student body support or vote would have on the university's board of trustees, who ultimately would make a decision on any divestment conversations. but the people here, those protesters here say having that student body support is still a win. we're live this morning from stanford university . i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news james thank you. a demonstration is also planned on the campus of san francisco state later today. organizers say the noontime rally is meant

to be a show of support for the people of palestine. it is the latest demonstration planned for the bay area, calling for an end to u.s. military aid to israel. they're also calling on the school's president to refrain from calling police to campus to deal with the protesters, as well as refrain from any retaliation against students. and this morning, increased police patrols continue on the ucla campus. following a weekend of tense and sometimes violent protests. he was about to go. several fights broke out on campus yesterday between pro-palestinian demonstrators and pro-israel counter-protesters. the violence came amid a campus demonstration that involved thousands of protesters, many of them ucla students. while at the usc campus, police in riot gear returned this weekend after pro-palestinian demonstrators returned with tents. they reestablished their encampment just days after police arrested 93 demonstrators. last week, usc canceled its main commencement ceremony, citing safety concerns . passengers headed from sacramento to denver finally reached their destination after

quite a roundabout route. the united airlines flight was diverted yesterday morning to sfo due to a possible mechanical issue. flightaware tracked the plane's movements from sacramento to sfo. the planes circled back several times before landing safely at sfo. the boeing jet was carrying 167 passengers. united said its pilots never had to declare an emergency before the flight was diverted. the passengers deplaned and were put on other flights to denver. it has now been a year since a string of stabbings near the uc davis campus. two men were killed. one woman was hurt during a five day period. david bro was the first victim to die in the attacks. he was known in the neighborhood surrounding the uc davis campus as a compassionate man. this weekend, his sister maria paid a visit to the bench on a street corner near the davis campus in his memory. when we hear david's name, i would love for people to think of compassion. that's why he sat here, because he, on this bench specifically, which is a monument to compassion in the

city of davis, and he symbolized that the man who's been arrested for the attacks, 21 year old carlos dominguez, is due back in court in june. that's when he's expected to learn his trial date, the court has ruled. the former uc davis student is mentally competent to stand trial, cleanup and recovery efforts are underway after intense tornadoes slammed parts of the midwest. dozens of destructive tornadoes swept through states like nebraska, kansas and oklahoma this weekend. the strong winds left hundreds of buildings damaged. in oklahoma, at least four people were killed and many more left injured. everything else can be rebuilt, but but we can't. we can't restore life. you come upstairs, and see that you have no house from emerging from the basement. you know, your home, but you're actually homeless as well as that cleanup continues today, the national weather service warns flash flooding remains a threat in parts of the region. 707 now happening today, people can drive in and out of big sur

along a section of highway one that had been closed because of damage. caltrans will be allowing one hour twice daily convoys through the rocky creek slip out. the convoys will run from 7 to 8 a.m. and from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. each day. the morning convoys will go both north and south, and in the evening people can only drive to leave the area. crews have been working around the clock to repair the highway that was damaged from a slip out at the end of march. time is 708 and this commute has been about typical for a monday. not quite as busy in some areas, a little busier in others. the bay bridge you can see right here is backed up all the way out to the maze. it's about a 20 minute delay with no major issues. it's nothing unusual, but you will see some slow traffic as a result of all that. you will also see that interstate 80 is doing well past the coliseum, and the san mateo bridge is okay heading across.

it's a little crowded, but nothing out of the ordinary. we have been looking. i promised you a look at the south bay. that is a nice commute so far. 880 is slow into union city and southbound 680 is slow because of earlier problems at the sunol grade at 708. let's go back to garcia. people who drive electric vehicles should have an easier time finding a place to charge in california than ever before, governor newsom announced. there are now one ev charging station for every gas station in our state. the governor also highlighted a move by tesla to open up its supercharger network to most other evs, and said it will help in the state's goal of going zero emissions on all vehicles. today, we're announcing tesla's opening up its charging network to additional models of electric vehicles. this is all in an effort to build out the infrastructure in the state of california that currently totals 105,000 electric vehicle chargers for public use, and about 10,000 of these super charging stations. in 2020, governor newsom signed an executive order calling for all

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says size doesn't matter on fox? 712 now members of san francisco's glide memorial church gathered for the first sunday services since the death of their longtime pastor, reverend cecil williams ktvu dave clark, live in studio with how he was remembered as a spiritual leader. dave, a social justice champion and compassionate friend. indeed, gasia dozens of church members gathered at glide memorial church over the weekend, and it was a special ceremony honoring the life and legacy of the reverend cecil williams. and it was an emotional church service, including music, singing, tributes and plenty of great memories. dozens of church members were at glide memorial church yesterday paying tribute to reverend cecil williams, and this sunday service, held at the church in san francisco's tenderloin district, said that's where reverend williams founded

the church. more than 60 years ago. now. at one point, church members were asked to tell their personal stories of this groundbreaking religious and civil rights leader. i sat down in the office where cecil was and cecil wasn't in the room, and i sat down across from his desk where a sign said minister of liberation, and he walked in and changed my life. and another glide church member says he'll always remember reverend williams as someone who dedicated his life to feeding the hungry and finding shelter for the needy. and i met cecil what he was talking about building homes for people. and so the words that stick with me are affordable housing and hope, and the cecil williams house and the rest of it. that's the legacy. it's let's get people off the streets and into housing . reverend cecil williams died one week ago at the age of 94, and glide church in san

francisco's tenderloin will be holding another emotional tribute next month. on sunday, may the 12th, the church will hold a celebration of his life at glide church. andre, back to you. all right, dave, thank you so much. hundreds of people gathered in pleasanton to pay tribute to a family who was killed in a car crash last week. i want to earth lost yesterday's ceremony took place at valle vista park to honor teran and renzi. george and their two sons, rowan and aaron. police say the four were killed on foothill road five days ago when their car veered off the highway, hit a tree and burst into flames. one woman who attended the funeral. the memorial was a music teacher for one of the brothers who died in that crash. he's a very, very nice student. i can see his face right now in my mind. i just remember him sitting over here and playing his violin and being part of the really wonderful community that we have. pleasanton police believe speed may have been a factor in this

deadly crash. now to an intense push in berkeley to recruit more women to its fire department. this weekend, more than 30 women gathered at the berkeley fire department training center for a firefighter camp, one of many efforts to draw more women to a profession that's long been dominated by men. right now, there are just 18 women serving as berkeley firefighters and emts. the women started the weekend by learning how to properly carry the department's ladders. really neat to be like, can i do this? like, am i able to do this and then see like, oh yeah, i totally can. this is a doable thing. it's achievable if you want to achieve it, this camp is really, really good for that. over the past decade, the number of female firefighters has increased, but they still make up less than 10% of all fire departments. ferry service between san francisco and sausalito remains suspended this monday morning commute. that service stopped back on april 19th, when a routine inspection uncovered some damage to the pier in sausalito, so busses are providing transportation for ferry riders traveling between san francisco and sausalito.

during the closure. the goal is to resume ferry service sometime this week. all right, time now. 716 let's turn things back over to sal castaneda this morning. we're in the middle of the rush hour commute, so what trouble spot should we be looking out for? well, the san mateo bridge. all of a sudden, garcia and andre or andré and garcia, since andre was speaking there first. let's go and take a look at that view of the map system. all of a sudden i see a bunch of slow traffic from 92, eight, 80 heading west. there was a crash southbound 880 right near industrial. so that area a little bit tricky, a little more routine, but still slow nevertheless. this is the bay bridge toll plaza that is backed up a little bit here. 15 to 20 minute delay, no issues on interstate 880. driving past the coliseum. we've had a slight delay at bart because of some police activity at coliseum station. we're going to check in with that. the south bay commute still remains good, although we're seeing some people join us there. but for the most part, i like what i see in that silicon

valley commute at 717, you know, steve, i've been searching for a good commute and i haven't found one yet, so don't ask me no questions. and you won't tell me? no, i won't tell you no lies. that's true. all right. thank you. sir, clarification here. i'm guessing on one of these temps, based on my 2 or 3 years of experience in this business, the bodega bay temp does not report, which is just drives me nuts because it's so important. i need to get that fixed. point raised. boy, temp is 52 point arena 51. so i figured bodega bay is probably close to that 51 look at san francisco bowie 50. that 51 is at the monterey bay aquarium as well. these are really cold bowie temps for the end of april, which means even if we get some warm up inland, fog will not be far away. there's not much today, very little at all. it's been disrupted. air aloft is cool. the wind as well kind of knocks it down, and you can see it disappearing right along the coast. but it'll be

back later in the week. 40s on many, many of the temps here. menlo park 45, petaluma 45. vallejo 46. that is cool for vallejo. 46. also in clayton, north dublin 44. pinole also dipped to 44. orinda has dropped to 43. a lot of mid 40s, even berkeley at 49 and el sobrante at 47. a little bit of a breeze. half moon bay north gusting to 26. i mean, we'll still have a breezy day. not as windy as it was on saturday. man, that was roaring 20s up in the mountains. 37 though mount shasta, alturas 32, elko 38. mammoth was 27. now there 35. breeze probably picked up. we're just caught in between systems. they continue to plow into the pacific northwest. so that keeps us from really warming up too much. the big news though, is continues to be the weekend. a couple of forecast models are driving in a really deep cold system with rain. the others kind of keep it a little more to the north, but i would expect some form of changes by the time we get to the first weekend in may. today, though, it's easy breezy, clear, sunny, nice little warmer, bumped up some inland temps.

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outside the house. when we left, none of that mattered. he has a community dealing with a surge in home burglaries, affairs of residents and how law enforcement plans to keep them safe. and it appears that someone intentionally burned at least three cars this weekend in san francisco. the connection among each of these fires from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. welcome to mornings on two at 8:00 or at 730. rather i'm andre senior in for dave clark. that's why i thought it was a dave will be in at eight for me. yeah there's a bit of a switcheroo. switcheroo today. yeah we're glad you're here. regardless, it is monday, april 29th. steve paulson the month of april would you say overall it was atypical weather at times for sure. it was cool and i'd say windy. how about that? i mean, we had some rain here. we only had a couple of days in the 80s, so i wrote down on my, when i take the temperatures for the month, a cool, windy april, that's the way it looked to me here. but we're under clear skies. it's

nice little chill in the morning air. a lot of 40s this morning. even some low 40s right now. we're seeing mid 40s. low 50s. it'll be a beautiful day. and temperatures should be pretty close to where they should be this time of year. see all these systems moving in up there. they keep us from warming up too much and they kind of keep that breeze going. so you can call me the breeze, that's for sure. and looks like temperatures will be nice today. a little breezy at times, but 60s and 70s. is it time for traffic? you got that right. and here's yes you do you. here's the man, mister sal castaneda. well, you know freebird. the long version, steve. yes. nine minutes and eight seconds. so if you go to the bay bridge toll plaza, it'll take you two and a half free birds to get onto the bridge. so you do the math, nine times two plus 0.5 of nine. so you see, there you go. so traffic is, you know, or you can play dazed and confused, which is not by lynyrd skynyrd, but you know what i mean. all right, let's take a look at the commute on interstate 880 in oakland. no major issues here. san mateo

bridge is moving along okay, but it's a little crowded from 92 880 to about the middle of that span at 730. let's go right back to the headlines, sal. thank you. law enforcement agencies in the south bay are trying to reassure homeowners in one community after a string of recent home burglaries. ktvu ali rasmus joins us live from los altos with the info they shared at a community meeting. ali yes, that community meeting held at a church here in los altos, had some concerned residents heard from law enforcement officers here in the town of los altos, which contracts with the santa clara county sheriff's office. now santa clara county sheriff's investigators told residents that they believe these home burglaries, many of them are the work of the same organized group. they said that overall, though, the trend of the past couple of years appears to show a decline in residential burglaries, not an increase. so they're still nonetheless adding police patrols and using license

plate readers to track down the people responsible. but according to a city report filed earlier this year, there were 25 home break ins reported from september 2023 to february this year. but that's a 30% drop from the same period the year before. even so, residents feel a sense of unease after hearing about their neighbors homes getting broken into or experiencing that type of crime themselves. at first, she thought the cat had knocked something over. then she heard men's voices and saw lights flashing in the hallway. she yelled. they ran! this has become a very, very sophisticated and organized group of individuals committing these crimes. they definitely know when you're out of town or when they think you should be out of town. santa clara county sheriff's investigators encouraged people at the meeting to make sure their second story doors and windows are locked. they also encourage people to consider things like adding motion detector lights and

surveillance cameras. now, since last year, the town of los altos has set aside hundreds of thousands of dollars in funding to supplement their sheriff's patrols with private security patrols. and those patrols do drive around these residential neighborhoods. in the afternoons , a time when law enforcement officers say it is most likely that some of these homes might be broken into. live in los altos ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. ali. thank you. one man remains in custody. this morning accused of attacking piedmont's police chief. the incident unfolded friday afternoon at the ace hardware on grand avenue. police say 42 year old willie gomer randomly struck a customer inside the store. officers responded and while trying to subdue him, used a taser on gomer. they say gomer then ran to a nearby home and investigators say he attacked the police chief, jeremy bowers, who joined other officers outside the home. the chief suffered minor injuries but says the entire incident could have been avoided. why this person

was even out. he was on parole for a kidnaping, robbery and numerous other charges, and so clearly he was not in a state where he should be out and about in the public, given his, his, his level of criminal violent activity. police say the customer who was attacked inside the hardware store was rushed to the hospital and is expected to recover. firefighters in san francisco responded to three separate car fires in the tenderloin over the weekend. video of the fires was posted on the citizen app. the first fire was reported around 5:15 a.m. saturday on ellis street, followed by a second fire about four minutes later on eddie street. the third fire was reported 24 minutes later on jones street. police say no one was inside the vehicles, no injuries reported and no arrests made. anyone with information, though, is asked to call san francisco police. there will be fewer crossing guards in marin county starting in the fall. last year, the transportation authority of marin increased the number of school crossing guard sites from 96 to 104. now the

agency says it doesn't have the money to continue with that many and is going back to the original 96. in many of these cases, there may be another guard a block down or nearby that, you know, families could then change their route a little bit and still, you know, feel like they're traveling on a route that has a guard. so we definitely will be working with the safe routes side of the program on that, as well as potentially on kind of re-emphasizing the safety education that they do for second graders and fourth graders at schools where there is a guard that is being, a guard location that's being eliminated. the transportation authority says it will have maps available so families can find the crossing guard closest to their route. if the one they've been using is being eliminated, the jfk promenade in san francisco's golden gate park is celebrating four years of serving as a car free space for people to walk, bike and skate this weekend. hundreds of people turned out to mark the anniversary. mayor london breed officially closed the 1.5 mile

stretch of jfk drive at the start of the pandemic. in 2020. the board of supervisors first passed legislation to make it permanent in 2022. this past november, voters passed measure j, which was reaffirmed by this legislation in. we've realized how amazing the space is without cars. if you just look behind me, i mean, you have kids learning how to ride a bike, you have runners, you have adults learning how to ride a bike, art in the middle of the street. it is just sparks joy. since closing to cars, the city says the promenade has seen more than 12 million visits, making it san francisco's most frequented open space. let's get out to your monday morning commute. see where things are heating up by running over to sal in the traffic center. all right. garcia, andre, thank you very much. right now, we do have a bunch of slow traffic at the usual spots. one of them is at the bay bridge, the other day, just a few minutes ago, i said two and a half freiberg freebird song lengths, which is about 23

minutes or so, let's call it let's call it 20 minutes. but if you're at the very end of the line, it's going to take you that long to get onto the bridge. 20 ish minutes. let's say if you are driving on the san mateo bridge, it's about this. it's about as crowded as it would be at this time of the morning. things are improving, but it's going to take you a while to cross that span. some of the other commutes are beginning to fill in. silicon valley commute 85 to 8101. we've had a couple of minor things. peninsula these last few days has been impressing me. the peninsula between, let's say, south city and palo alto on 101 and 280. looking good. 737 speaking of looking good, well, who came in? who came in? how do you do it? are not anymore i don't. all right. thank you sir. we do. look at a system that caused all the tornadic activity yesterday. it came out of the rockies. same system we had friday. and you can see. look at that out in advance of that. the key is you get this cold air aloft, comes out of the rockies,

then the low level jet coming out of the gulf, it's a collision of air masses. so that's why they're getting that. see all these systems coming in the pacific northwest that keeps the breeze going for us. and the high is just too far to the west , really, to give us much more than just a subtle warm up here. and it looks that way probably into the rest of the week. although the low cloud deck getting chewed up by that northerly breeze. but when you get a north northwest breeze along the coast this time of year, what does that do? it generates the upwelling water. temps are extremely cold, around 50 to 51 degrees. that's really cold for the end of april. 40s and 50s on the temps. anybody else going to tell you that? probably not just me, but that's who i am. 40s and 50s on the temps here. real cool this morning. look at stanford camp 44, los altos, 45, atherton, menlo park, 46, woodside, 45, and pacific at 49, one time, half moon bay was also at 49. a little bit of a breeze along that coast. there it is, half moon bay, 15 north to 25. after that, it's more of an onshore breeze. westerly breeze 38, mount shasta 27. truckee to 31 south lake tahoe. mammoth was

27. i think the breeze kicked in. now they're 40. but again, everything is just sliding into the north. but it looks like one of these systems wants to come and clip us. maybe late in the week or on the weekend. now it depends on what forecast model you're looking at. that's the gfs, which is rain city for may, there are others that keep it too far to the north, but the canadian model is in line with the gfs. so i don't cancel any plans yet, but i would expect something to develop this weekend for another return of some windy cool conditions and maybe some rain. until then we have lots of sunshine, just not very warm, but 60s 70s on the temps. might see a slight bump up on may 1st and second wednesday thursday, but boy, i'll tell you it comes right back down going into the weekend . thank you steve. student loan borrowers have one more day to apply for a direct consolidation loan. the relief program combines federal student loans into one new direct loan with a fixed interest rate. all federal loans are eligible for this consolidation program, and combining loans can maximize a potential forgiveness amount. the education department also

says people have been making payments for 20 to 25 years on an income driven repayment plan could have their entire balance forgiven. it's often said that parenthood is the best gift, but it can also be an expensive one. we'll break down the cost of raising children. all right, now to that switcheroo. we've been talking about dave clark. you know, about the cost of raising children, we're also looking ahead a bit now to the next hours of mornings on two. yes. gasia andre. thank you. mass layoffs are diminishing the glamor of the tech industry. now, college grads are reconsidering if it's still a viable career path. we have details on why stability is playing a major factor in decisions when it comes to the hunt for jobs. and as we get closer to summertime and warmer weather, we're also getting closer to fire season. when we join you on the nine, the special meeting starting today in the south bay that's bringing together nasa, the military and fire responders to figure out how drones could be the new technology to help them out.

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for years, the former instructor would repair the old uniforms so they'd last, and they did. but the current band teacher says they have outlived their use, so the band recently bought some new uniforms and now has to pay for them. the challenge when i came to elsie and i saw the uniforms, i was like, whoa, these are old. we didn't use these uniforms because we just couldn't use them anymore. they were, you know, they were beyond where we could presentably, you know, fashionably, put the students in there and make them feel good about themselves. an online fundraising page shows the band is just more than halfway to its goal of 25,000. students say they have been fundraising nonstop. there was, some students who you would go to door to door, you know, be polite and just ask for money and, you know, simply get it. and then there was some that, you know, when out doing some performance, you know, like just

showing their stuff and making people like, you know, oh, yeah, i want to donate to elsie allen high school because these students look amazing. if you can help this friday, the band is raising money at its spring concert. the concert will feature elsie allen high school's drumline, mariachi band, and color guard. one woman in australia says she is loving life in her new dream home, and best of all, she built it herself. artist kath wild calls it her dream home, which looks like four white igloos. she combined cement, water and dishwashing liquid to make the 6000 bricks needed to build it and she is proud to say her dome home costs roughly $85,000 to build. there's nothing to compare it to. i tried about 20 different engineer firms to get one to put his name to this build, and eventually i did. i had moments where it got to me for sure, but i was never going to throw in the towel. i'm just too bloody stubborn. wild says she found the perfect building materials to keep her home cool

in the summer and warm in the winter, and she says her power bills have never been lower. pretty cool. all right, southwest is talking about making changes to its sometimes unpopular form of boarding its planes. also, it's a busy week already on wall street. pam cook back in studio with more in dollars and cents. it is going to be a very busy week. in addition to the latest meeting for the federal reserve, the monthly jobs report for april will be released on friday and head of that, some of the big names in business report earnings. apple amazon, amd, mcdonald's and starbucks, to name a few, all report earnings this week as that opening bell rang this morning, tesla stock shot up close to 11% on news out of china. more on that in just a moment. first, taking you live to the big board and the numbers across the board. we are starting off on a positive note. dow jones gaining almost a quarter of a percent 67 points there. so the s&p 500 up about a third of a percent and the nasdaq gaining about a third of a percent as well. getting closer to that 16,000 mark,

15,986. again, tesla shares up about 11% this morning after the company cleared a key hurdle in rolling out its self-driving technology in china. ceo elon musk made a quick visit to beijing, where he met with the chinese premier and chinese business officials following the meetings, musk announced chinese authorities removed restrictions on tesla after its cars passed the country's data security requirements. that raised expectations that tesla's driver assist software would soon be available in china, which is the world's largest market for electric cars. southwest is considering changing its well-known boarding and seeding procedure to boost revenue. southwest currently has open seating, but travelers can pay extra to get on the plane first. now, the airline is considering allowing people to pay for a specific seat selection. southwest is also considering increasing fees to get that earlier boarding number, but says its two bags fly free policy is not changing. well, parenthood said to be priceless,

but an economy affected by inflation can certainly put a price on raising those kids, according to new data from lendingtree, parents are spending more than $11,000 per year per child. 55% of parents say they've gone into debt. paying for child related expenses, including child care. 77% of parents say they've had to reduce personal spending, delay investments or retirement and give up their own education or career to make sure their children have what they need. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. all right pam, thanks. less than a week after the peregrine falcons that live in uc berkeley's clock tower soar, four new baby chicks hatch. father falcon archie was caught on camera chasing an intruding bird away from the nest. check out the video here you can see archie. look up and spot the other bird off camera before flying up to chase it away. this happened on saturday, just after 4 p.m, atop the school's campanile clock tower,

where a new clutch of chicks just hatched. the cal falcon group says the second bird appeared to be a juvenile, likely looking for territory to claim as its own. well, san diego zoo officials flew to china to meet two animals they'll be caring for soon. wildlife alliance team leaders visited a pair of panda bears that will move to their california zoo in the future. the older panda is described as a mild mannered panda and gentle. the younger bear is set to be a witty introvert with a sweet round face and big ears. the exact date the bears will arrive is not yet known. of course, there is a plan in the works to bring pandas to the san francisco zoo. of course, several months out at least. we'll turn now to our traffic center and say good morning to sal. as you're watching a busy commute that's right, gasia and andre, we do have a busy commute out there, especially some of the major choke points like the bay bridge. you will see it here. it's backed up for about a 20 maybe, maybe a little more than that. delay here. no major problems on the span, but it takes a while to get onto the

bridge. interstate 80 is beginning to slow down a little bit, and on the san mateo bridge, it's going to be a little busy today. but things are improving. and that's good because you can see that, right here, we still have some slow traffic as you drive through, just making sure we don't have. it's kind of unusual because some of the crashes have fallen off. we don't have a lot of new crashes, which is just pretty good sometimes. i don't trust that, though. i just have to double check. we're on a hunt for a good forecast. here's steve paulson, one of my favorite songs they do on the hunt. it's a good one that i mean, i just thrown on the, you know, the whatever the compilation that the spotify serves you. and i just kind of like sit there and listen to it easily. thank you sir, san francisco, what about it, man? you've been stuck at 60 or 62 for four days. i went 63 today. the low so far has been 51w average 6350. so you're right there. the record is not that long ago. 90 on the high side

1996 and 44 2002 sunset almost 8:00. now we're getting closer. one reason why it's been cool in the city. look at that water temp 50 degrees san francisco. boy, that is darn cold. and nobody else is really that warm until you get down to southern monterey. even the monterey bay aquarium is 51 point ray's 52. that's a really cold water for the end here of april, and if any temps warm up inland, fog will not be far away. today though, we're good to go in between systems. a lot of systems keep plowing into the pacific northwest. that keeps our breeze going. also, a little northerly breeze on the coast generates that upwelling, which is generated the colder ocean temps here. 46. boulder creek 48. in the oakland hills, west wind mount veeder's 49. and these are cool temps bouncing off the 40s here. now we're seeing more 50s, but we did have some low 40s for a few this morning, 40s, mid 40s. san martin, hollister 46, santa cruz finally 50, but upper 40s even around campbell, saratoga and cupertino. a little bit of a

breeze. northwest santa rosa, northwest novato and west southwest concord. fairfield so we'll still have a breezy day. 30s now. there were 20, now 30s up in the mountains. palm springs at 70, 58, 59, los angeles, san diego, arcadia made it down to 43. it's cool for the coast up there. not much going on. quiet here, maybe a little bump up. wednesday. thursday it doesn't look like much forecast models are really hinting at a big change for the weekend here. there was trying to bring rain in. even if it does rain, it's going to be a cool and windy pattern. i think as we head towards the first weekend in may here today. easy breezy, sunny. there'll be a little breeze there. 60s 70s on the temps. these are nice. i might have to scale back this 80. everything is pointing in that. not maybe not happening, but we'll leave it in there for now. on thursday and then some significant changes by the weekend. steve, thank you. for the first time in a long time, you can now rent roller skates at golden gate park on weekends, as african parks partnered up with the church of eight wheels to make the rentals available at the skating place. it's an area on the jfk promenade near sixth avenue, set aside for roller

skating. a man known as the godfather of skate has long been showing off his skills on weekend nights there, david miles junior says he hopes the change means more people will join in. there are not many places where you can just show up, be a part of something and feel it. you know in your bones and your nerves. and here in golden gate park, when you sit along the hillside and watch the skaters skating, you feel like you're a part of it and we even bring you into it so that you can dance and that you can feel it. you can. you don't necessarily have to skate, but the energy is so exciting and so unique. it really is worth going. i mean, if you haven't seen it, you should. it costs $12 an hour to rent roller skates. either. the four kind traditional ones that we grew up with or the inline skates for children. adult rentals are $20 for the first hour. the project is a six month trial. ford's bluecruise hands free system is under investigation after two recent fatal crashes. the plan by federal safety regulators to prevent similar incidents. then what some called the nerd prom

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either one of them comes off either too aggressive on trump's side or fumbling on biden's side . the commission on presidential debates has scheduled three dates in september and october. the first presidential debate is set to take place september 16th at texas state university. meantime, president biden spoke at the white house correspondents dinner over the weekend, taking some shots at his likely opponent in the november election. former president donald trump. age is the only thing we have in common . my vice president actually endorses me. i had a great stretch since the state of the union, but donald has had a few tough days lately. you might call it stormy weather. what the #### saturday night live cast member colin jost was this year's entertainer. he also joked about mr. trump, but also took some shots at president biden. i was excited to be up

here on stage with president biden tonight, mostly to see if i could figure out where obama was pulling the strings from. i have to admit, it's not easy following president biden. i mean, it's not always easy following what he's saying. it appears the president took the jokes in stride, posting, quote, colin, you did a #### of a job hosting this year's white house correspondents dinner. i still think charlotte or scarlett rather has you beat for funniest in the family, but last night i'll bet you made her proud. the 67th annual san francisco international film festival wrapped up this weekend. there were plenty of big debuts at the festival this year, including seven from bay area filmmakers. organizers say this is the longest running film fest in the u.s. this year's international selection of films represented more than 40 countries. i love that you can just walk in and see something from a whole nother world. i like that it has such an amazing history. the film fest's main showcase was reduced from 11 to 5 days due to

a lack of venues. despite the change, there was a lot of buzz surrounding the festival's lineup. a rare artifact from the titanic sold for a record breaking price this weekend. a gold pocket watch once owned by businessman went for nearly $1.5 million at an auction in england . experts had predicted that this watch would fetch about $200,000, not 1.5 million. the auction house says the sale of the timepiece was part of several titanic artifacts up for auction on saturday. when i look at these kids, i fear for i fear for their safety, and i hope that they will be allowed to exercise their first amendment. students at stanford, still protesting on the campus despite being ordered by administrators to leave. we'll tell you why. student organizers say they've made progress in their push to force the university to divest from israel and across california. the students who are demanding their universities cut financial ties with companies supporting israel may also be

clashing with the california law. the bill that may block some universities from acting on the demands for divestment and part of highway one and big sur, has finally reopened after storm damage forced it to close. we'll tell you specific times you can drive through that scenic route from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you and welcome to mornings on two at 8:00 live picture looking at downtown san francisco. it looks good from here and probably where you are as well as we begin a brand new day. we thank you for joining us. i'm dave clark. good morning . i'm gasia mikaelian. let's get out the door steve paulson, how is the month of april wrapping up, kind of quiet. cool breezy. nice, may's looking like a continuation based on everything we're seeing here, we have clear skies. there's only a teeny bit of fog down towards santa cruz. monterey most of it has

disappeared. we are looking at 50s on the temps. had a lot of 40s this morning. we're starting to slowly bounce off of those. not much in the way of any low cloud deck, just a teeny bit out there. most of it's offshore getting chewed up, but boy, those water temps are cold and systems move in to the north, so that's keeping that breeze so call me the breeze, that's for sure. although it will be sunny side up today for all. lots of sunshine, nice temperatures, 60s to 70s. well, when it comes to the morning traffic, i ain't the one causing problems. so let's find out who is. it's not me, steve. i'm a simple man, you know. you are a simple man. yes, sir, i know that. all right. good morning everyone. it's that other guy who drives terribly for whatever reason. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza right now. and the traffic is slow. been a little bit slow traffic, but things are improving. and if you're driving on interstate 880 northbound, that traffic is moving along. okay san mateo bridge. all of a sudden we started getting really crowded. and i am searching around to see

what's going on. i don't see anything yet, but it may be new. we'll let you know. coming up soon. 801 let's go back to the desk. okay, sal. thank you. well, a protest on stanford university's campus goes on. despite school administrators telling students what they're doing is against student policy. and it could lead to consequences. ktvu james torres is in palo alto now to tell us why these protesters say they're not taking those threats seriously. good morning. james dave, good morning to you. all these dozens of tents you see behind me, they've been here since about thursday afternoon. students here tell me that they think the university has no plans to shut them down. in fact, they say they're feeling more empowered each day since thursday because of the support they have received. most notably, they tell me all comes from a spring student body election. a third of the entire student body population voted, and that's typically what you do for class presidents, class officers, initiatives or grants.

but one initiative on that ballot was to call for the university to divest funds into companies accused of contributing to israeli violence in gaza. they specifically name lockheed martin, chevron and hewlett packard. of the students who voted, they report, about 70% agreed to pass that initiative. one student representative we spoke to earlier this morning, he represents those protesting, he says, because of that support, they don't plan to back down to stanford's threats. they threaten us with officer community standards violations, threaten us with academic discipline actions. but honestly, they're not. it doesn't feel as if they're trying to actually maybe it does feel like they're trying to shut us down, but they're scared to do anything because they know that we're going to fight back because they know we have so much support from the local community, from students on campus, that if they did try anything, it would honestly end poorly for them. so we have reached out to stanford university this morning. still no word from them, but ktvu did

reach out to the company's aimed at the by these protesters. a spokesperson from lockheed martin issuing a statement saying in part, we respect the right to peaceful protest and we continue to stand ready to support the us government and allies to deliver strategic deterrence and security solutions. we know the school administration told these students they're violating its protest policies because of those overnight overnight encampments. those are not allowed. the school also asked these demonstrations, demonstrations to be clear, specifically those tents to be cleared by friday night or else they would face consequences in the form of community standards or student code of conduct violations. i know these students have had some encounters with some police officers, not at all in an intense way, like we've seen in places, other places throughout the country here, but more so officers just keeping an eye on what they are doing here. but those students say nothing has been a problem. so far. we're live this morning from stanford university. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. okay james

thank you. time is 804 this morning. police patrols are increasing on the ucla campus after a weekend of tense and sometimes violent protests. he was about to go. going down, there's no doubt. now there were several fights on the campus yesterday between pro-palestinian demonstrators and pro-israel counter-protesters. the violence came during a campus demonstration that involved thousands of protesters, many of them ucla students. meantime, at usc, police in riot gear went back to the campus over the weekend after pro-palestinian demonstrators came back with tents. they reestablished their encampment just days after police made 93 arrests last week , usc canceled its main commencement ceremony because of safety concerns. the campus of cal poly humboldt is now closed for the rest of the semester due to pro-palestinian protests,

administrators announced over the weekend all of its students will be working remotely during the final three weeks of the semester. they say anyone on campus without authorization could be cited or arrested by university police. pro-palestine protesters are currently occupying two university buildings. california law may prevent universities from taking action on the demands of campus protesters, who are calling for a full divestment from israel. they've staged protests at uc berkeley, stanford and other campuses across the state in recent weeks. they're demanding the state of california cut all of its economic ties to israel in a show of support for palestinians. in 2016, then governor jerry brown signed a bill into law that bans all public universities in california from acting on any divestment demands. our time is now 806. there were three separate car fires in san francisco's tenderloin over the weekend. take a look at this video posted on the citizen app. the first car fire reported on ellis street about 515 saturday morning. then there was a second

fire about four minutes later on edie street. the third fire reported 24 minutes later on jones street. police say no one was in the cars. no injuries were reported and no arrests have been made. now, if you have any information about this, call san francisco police. hundreds of people gathered in pleasanton to pay tribute to a family killed in a car crash last week. i want to at last. yesterday's ceremony at valle vista park was meant to honor taryn and renee, george and their sons rowan and aaron. police say all four were killed on foothill boulevard five days ago when their car veered off the highway, hit a tree and burst into flames. one woman who attended the memorial said she was a music teacher for one of the boys. he's a very, very nice student. i can see his face right now in my mind. i just remember him sitting over here and playing his violin and being part of the really wonderful community that we have

. pleasanton police say they think speed may have been a factor in the crash. our time now. 807a proposed rent hike at san francisco's marina small craft harbor has some boat owners now looking for another place to dock. city officials say the public harbor cost more to run than it makes to get there. taking in, so they're considering a new 31% bump in the fees paid by the remaining boaters. as boat owners are arguing, that proposal is both drastic and it's unfair. a board of supervisors committee is expected to debate this proposal on wednesday. happening today, you can drive in and out of big sur along a part of highway one that had been closed down because of storm damage, caltrans will be allowing one hour twice daily convoys through the rocky creek slip out. the convoys will run between 7 to 8 a.m. and then again at 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. every day. the morning

convoys will go both north and southbound in the evening. drivers can only drive to leave that area. the crew has been working around the clock to fix the highway that was badly damaged during a storm. there was a slip out there at the end of march. time now is 808 and we do see traffic on the san mateo bridge improved. remember just a few moments ago, i saw it stopped. i didn't like that, but whatever was there has moved. things have improved here. but we're still watching. and i do see an emergency vehicle coming this way on the other side. so we're going to continue to watch here. and as i look at the span here and i don't see anything new, but see something coming eastbound. so we're going to continue. and traffic is going to be okay on the dumbarton bridge as well. here we go. here's what's going on here. is this guy i don't know where this guy's going, but he's going somewhere. all right. let's talk about the commute now on the south bay you can see that

traffic is moving along pretty well on 85 to 80 and 101. and we can't go away without looking at the bay bridge. that's improving a little bit. it's about a 15 minute delay. 809 let's go back to the desk. members of san francisco's glide memorial church gathered for sunday services for the first time since the death of their longtime pastor, reverend cecil williams. knickerbocker glory and knickerbocker. the ceremony was meant to honor the work life and legacy of reverend williams. the sunday service was held at the church in the tenderloin he founded more than 60 years ago. i sat down in the office where cecil was and cecil wasn't in the room, and i sat down across from his desk, where a sign said minister of liberation. he walked in and changed my life. members of glide say they'll always remember reverend williams as a person who

dedicated his life to finding food and shelter to those left behind by society. and i met cecil when he was talking about building homes for people. and so the words that stick with me are affordable housing and hope, and the cecil williams house and the rest of it, that's the legacy is let's get people off the streets and into housing. reverend williams died this month at the age of 94. a celebration of his life is planned at glide for sunday, may 12th. our time is now 811, one south bay neighborhood on alert. after a recent spike in home burglaries. local officials are doing about it after the community came together, speaking out about their concerns. and i kept hearing all these stories about teens, like, just like me, who were overdosing a high schooler, raising awareness about the deadly effects of fentanyl among young people, in particular, how he's making a difference by educating his fellow students and their parents about fentanyl poisoning. monday from ncis

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boulevard. the road is a popular route to go between san mateo and santa cruz county. the project will be paid for in part by a federal grant for disaster prevention. all right. our time is 814 is weather gets warmer. cal fire urging all of us do everything we can to protect our homes against fire. now here are some tips from cal fire. mow your lawn before 10 a.m. remove any dead or dying vegetation. create defensible space around your home and don't stack wood. next to your house. a new warning that fentanyl overdoses involving babies and toddlers are increasing. three children under the age of two suffered from fentanyl overdoses. one of them died within five days. an 18 month old was found unresponsive and died following life saving efforts. a six month old and an 11 month old were also found unresponsive. they survived after they were given narcan. outrage. sadness. confusion obviously. and those are, emotions that the department shares as well. the

frequency of this and that a short amount of time is certainly unheard of, at least in my career. detectives say they don't think the cases are connected. they have not released details on how the babies came in contact with fentanyl. our time is now. 816, a teenager on the peninsula leading the charge when it comes to increasing awareness about the danger of fentanyl, the latest state data shows that one in every 25 deaths is in someone 19 years old or younger. ktvu s betty yu shows us how the young people are tackling this growing crisis. one high school student spearheaded a free event here in hillsborough for teens and parents to raise awareness about the deadly effects of fentanyl. it's involved in the majority of drug deaths among young people, according to the cdc. i am an 11th grader at crystal springs uplands school. 17 year old rohan dillon came up with the idea to host hillsborough's first ever fentanyl awareness day. he also founded the

hillsborough youth commission for politically inclined students. i kept hearing all these stories about teens, like just like me, who were overdosing. fentanyl is a synthetic opioid that can be cheaply made. the goal of the event was to educate fellow students and their parents about accidental fentanyl poisoning. i know a lot of, illicit fentanyl and drugs laced with fentanyl can come from snapchat. we didn't grow up with these phones. like after colin died. i'm like, what? but. but he was in his bedroom. he was safe. san carlos mom liz walker shared her son colin's story. he suffered from anxiety and depression, which worsened during the pandemic. colin was 17 when he overdosed in his bedroom in 2021 from fentanyl laced cocaine. he was going on snapchat and ordering drugs that were being delivered outside our doorstep. that came after we had gone to sleep at night. she encouraged

other parents to have open conversations with their children about the dangers of fentanyl. it is so scary what is happening to so many kids. i mean, fentanyl is now the leading cause of death between 18 and 45, senator josh becker, whose district encompasses most of san mateo county, was among the speakers, which included health experts and law enforcement. but a lot of what we're trying to do is what we can do around narcan and providing access to narcan. some of these bills that i'm coauthoring are around increased penalties, penalties for people supplying fentanyl recently passed melanie's law requires all state, middle and high schools to come up with a plan to prevent and respond to fentanyl overdoses in hillsboro, betty yu, kctv, icu fox two news. time is 818. let's go now to our traffic center, see where sal is most closely watching the morning commute. all right. gasia. and, dave, right now we're seeing improvement at the bay bridge sometimes in on a monday especially, it starts

improving a little bit early. i think by 830 you're going to see a significant improvement, if not by 845. we had other things that are improving as well. we do have a little more of a backup getting into downtown oakland, which is typical as a late crowd arrives there. san mateo bridge has been off and on heavy. if you wait a little while there, it should be much better for you that silicon valley commute is also beginning to improve at 818. let's talk about today's weather. and here's steve. all right. we'll take a look at san francisco, which has kind of been stuck on the high temps here. we haven't had anything really over a week here that's been above about 62 or 63 going back to thursday, 60, then 60 on friday, 62, saturday 62 sunday. and today we're going 63. so it's been a cool pattern. that 50 degree water temp has a lot to do with it. that is really cold for the end of april. and that 51 that's at the monterey bay aquarium that as well. he's really cold. everything's offshore as far as

a little northerly breeze, but northwesterly breeze equals upwelling, which is why those water temps are so cold. but it'll be a clear day. systems, though, keep plowing into the pacific northwest. and that up there that keeps this breeze going for us. it's coming out of the west northwest. i don't see a lot of change here. there's just too many systems coming through. and of course, in fact, missing satellite data 50s on the temps. now had a lot of 40s this morning, even some low 40s now 50s. a little bit of a breeze. santa rosa, 17 to 26. novato. northwest. napa northwest. concord, fairfield west. so we'll still have a blustery day. 43 south lake tahoe. the breeze must have kicked up there as well, 48 arcadia to 61 bookends. los angeles, also san diego, we're just the highs just too far to the west. and these systems come in and then clip the pacific northwest and kind of go into the sierra for us. although there are signs it may be a deep system will be forming for us late friday, then taking us into the weekend. and if that's the case, we might have to bring in some rain in the forecast. a couple of forecast models show

it, the others keep it a little bit more to the north, but only patchy fog left. mainly clear. it's sunny already, breezy, a little warmer. 6070 on the temps. not much change here. i did try and go with an 80 on thursday inland. i might have to back off on that. it doesn't look promising, but we'll keep it for now and then. big time changes by the weekend. steve. thank you. 821 now one man is behind bars accused of a violent series of acts, including an attack on an east bay police chief. why the chief says the whole incident could and should have been avoided, and taurus and hawaii continue to visit the popular haiku stairs, even as a local government has started removing that famed landmark. we'll tell you what's being done to try to keep them away. say they're on my way. where should there'll be peace when you are done. fox wednesday what will the mask singer reveal with the soundtrack of my life and that

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driver assistance system after learning it was active during two recent deadly crashes. one of them was in early april in pennsylvania, the other was in february in texas. three people in all were killed in the crashes. the first deaths reported involving the use of ford's blue cruise. federal safety regulators plan to issue new safety recommendations to prevent similar crashes from happening. american airlines says boeing's delay in delivering 787 dreamliners is forcing it to cut some international flights into early 2025. the airline says it expects to receive three dreamliners this year, half as many as originally planned. boeing says the shortages in plane parts is preventing it from ramping up production. american is suspending routes to europe, leaving from new york and dallas. fort worth airline officials say they'll be reaching out to impacted customers to offer alternative travel arrangements. our time is 825 southwest airlines considering changing some of its boarding and seating rules to increase their revenue. southwest right now has open

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the direction that we're going when it comes to public safety. crime is down by 30. public safety a top concern for people who live, work and play in the city of oakland. what the chief of violence prevention there says is working and what still needs to be done to bring peace of mind and safety to oaklanders 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. it's monday morning. it's april 29th and steve so far the weather doesn't appear to be too bad. no not at all, mr. clarke. thank you sir. it's a mainly clear out there. there's not much in the way of any low clouds unless you're, well, north or south, and even that is pretty patchy. everything is gone out offshore here, so we'll have lots of sunshine today. but systems in the pacific northwest, just keep that machine of wind rolling right along so you can call me the breeze. that's what we have here because it'll be nice. it'll be sunny. maybe a smidge warmer, but we still get that westerly northwesterly breeze which keeps

temperatures in the 60s and 70s. sal is here 830 on a monday, and the traffic is, well, it's getting better. steve, on a monday. i know a little bit about this because i've seen it over the last, i don't know, month or two, maybe three mondays. the bay bridge toll plaza commute gets better, right before nine. and if you're driving, let's say after nine, it should be a lot better than it was. you can see traffic is still a little bit busy here. now, if you are driving on 880 northbound, you can see that traffic is a little bit busy. no problems on highway 4 or 680 san mateo bridge is moderately heavy. 831 let's get back to the headlines. three law enforcement agencies in the south bay are working to inform and reassure homeowners in one community. following a recent string of home burglaries, santa clara county sheriff's investigators told residents of los altos hills, an organized group of thieves is likely behind a string of break ins. they're adding patrols and using license

plate readers to track them down. officials say. despite the heightened concern, there has actually been a downward trend in the number of residential burglaries, according to a city report, there were 25 home break ins reported from september to february this year, a 30% drop from the same time period the year before. those numbers, though, did little to soothe residents. as always turned on the tv very loud and the lights on inside and outside the house. when we left, none of that mattered. this has become a very, very sophisticated, organized group of individuals committing these crimes. they definitely know when you're out of town or when they think you should be out of town. in santa clara county, sheriff's investigators encouraged people to secure their doors and windows on upper floors and to add motion detector lights and surveillance cameras. since last year, the town of los altos hills has set aside hundreds of thousands of dollars to supplement the sheriff's patrol with private security to patrol neighborhoods in the middle of the afternoon, a time law

enforcement says home burglaries are most likely to happen because thieves assume or observe that most people are away at work. one man remains in custody this morning accused of attacking piedmont's police chief. the incident unfolded on friday afternoon at the ace hardware store on grand avenue. police say 42 year-old willie gomer randomly struck a customer inside the store. officers responded and while trying to subdue him, used a taser on gomer. they say gomer then ran to a nearby home and investigators say he attacked the police chief, jeremy bowers, who joined other officers outside the home. the chief suffered minor injuries. he says the entire incident could and should have been avoided. why this person was even out. he was on parole for kidnaping, robbery and numerous other charges and so clearly he was not in a state where he should be out and about in the public, given his his his level of criminal violent activity. police say the customer who was attacked inside the hardware store was rushed to a hospital and is expected to recover. our time is now 833.

over the weekend, our special program in the state of the town took a deep dive into oakland, its issues, its progress and its future. we spoke to doctor holly joshi, the chief of oakland's department of violence prevention, about the strategies to reduce the crime rate, the department of violence prevention. our role is to create a safer oakland by preventing group and gun violence. and so you're absolutely right. we take a public health approach. the ceasefire model that we've re-implemented is a perfect match for the department of violence prevention. as you know, we implemented it very well from 2012 to 2019 and experienced significant reductions in shootings and homicides and crime, and that was largely attributable to the city's successful implementation of a focused deterrence model. so in terms of what is working well, this past four months, since i've taken the chief of department of violence

prevention role, is that we have focused pretty much exclusively on the implementation of a focused deterrence approach, otherwise known as ceasefire and crime is trending down for people who are frustrated or don't feel safe in this community and may not see the work that you all are doing behind the scenes. what is your message to them? from the department of violence prevention and the city broadly, i can say that i'm extremely confident in the direction that we're going when it comes to public safety. crime is down by 30, and we're not going to stop there. we're going to continue to drive violent crime down in the city and holding ourselves and one another accountable to not only the numbers, but also how residents are feeling. that's a really important measurement as well, is, yes, the statistics. and we need to keep our eye on that and we need to be continuously hearing from our community, from our business owners, from our residents about

how oakland is actually feeling. and so that's what we'll be focused on this year. and the years to come. the narrative will follow our results. and again, we're trending in the right direction. we're we're not going to stop. we're going to continue with our foot on the gas to reduce crime in the city. now you can see our entire program, the state of the town on the fox local app at any time . time now is 836. california is honoring its arab american residents. this weekend, the governor issued a proclamation declaring april as arab american heritage month. california is home to the largest arab american population in the country, with thriving communities in the bay area, los angeles san diego governor newsom said the state is proud and grateful for the immeasurable contributions arab americans have made to our state. our time is now. 836 a proposal to allow non-citizens to vote in board elections at the city college of san francisco just cleared a major hurdle, supporters of the proposal say if it passed, it

would give their foreign born students a stronger voice on campus. while critics say the proposal would not solve the school's problems, the college's board of trustees unanimously approved that proposal. now it's in the hands of the city's board of supervisors for a final say on this matter. well, doctors, hospitals and health insurance companies in california will be limited to annual price increases of just 3% beginning in 2029. that's under a new rule that state regulators approved. it's the latest attempt to bring down the soaring costs of medical care. recent studies have shown the money that californians spend on health care every year has climbed more than 5% a year over the past 20 years. after four years of debate, the state's highest court upheld a half cent alameda county sales tax measure that funds child care and pediatric services for low income families. measure c passed back in 2020 with 64% of the vote, was then challenged by the

county's taxpayers association, which said it required a two thirds approval. california supreme court ruled that tax is a citizen led effort and only needed a simple majority. the 20 year half cent sales tax is expected to generate about $150 million a year. the tax is already being collected and has been sitting in escrow. one of the largest children's service providers in the bay area is getting millions in federal funding. wu yi children's services will receive nearly $10 million from the department of health and human services. wu yi. san francisco's biggest head start provider. the goal is to make the program available to more children so they'll reach kindergarten ready to learn and succeed. our time is 838. one state political leader is supporting san francisco mayor's legislation that would waive the fees for certain events. on friday, mayor london breed introduced two new bills. one would waive city fees for outdoor community events, making them less expensive for organizers. the other would simplify health permits for food vendors. at some of those events

. all right. let's talk about this changing weather. 838 steve, one would like to think we could plan that, say, a birthday party in early may and not need those canopies, but that might not be the case. i may not be the case right now. it does look windy and cooler. maybe some rain, maybe, depending on which forecast model verifies here would not surprise me though. the weekend was one of wind and over the weekend we had some pretty good gusts here that were rocking and rolling. had gusts 40mph plus for a few here. maybe you were one of those. ocean beach 47, oakland airport 46. sfo is 44. hayward was 40. i know around vallejo. american canyon was 38 to 40. petaluma napa, redwood city, san jose all in their 30 plus. still a decent breeze out of the northwest mountain, middle peak was on the north side of mount tamalpais. was up to 39 earlier. has come down a little bit, but almost everyone in with a west or a northwest breeze and that will continue. santa rosa gusting 26 novato, 17 napa airport, northwest fairfield and also concord with

a westerly breeze. san francisco's high temp has been cool and held down by that breeze as well. coming in off the ocean there 60, 60, 62, 62 on the highs. the last four days. i went 63 today and that might be a soft 63, if you will. the buoy temps are incredibly cold. san francisco buoy is 50 degrees point reyes point arena at 52, and the monterey bay aquarium buoy is a brisk 51. so really nothing left to support the low clouds and fog. but if we get a little bit of a bump up in those inland temps, i guarantee it'll be back fast. we're caught in between systems, one in the middle of the country, but these other systems just keep moving in in the pacific northwest, keeping a really active pattern for them that keeps the wind going. for us. these systems are north, but it ushers in that breezy pattern, mainly 50s on the temps here, there's just not a lot of change here going forward. the bigger change might be towards friday and then into the weekend. we'll see a lot of the couple of the forecast models keep the low up in oregon. the other two drop it right into northern california, which would

give us rain. but right now we'll just go cooler and windy as we head to the upcoming weekend. easy breezy on the forecast 6070s i did pencil in originally some upper 70s to maybe near 80 on thursday. that might be a little suspect or spurious, but we'll hold on to it for now then. big change on the weekend, steve. thank you. 841 governor newsom is set to return to the international stage next on the nine. why he's heading to the vatican in just a few weeks, and how his trip mirrors one taken by his predecessor, governor jerry brown. also mass layoffs are diminishing the glamor of the tech industry, and now college grads are reconsidering whether it's the best career path. we have details on why stability is a major factor in decisions made when searching for new jobs. monday from ncis rocky carroll plus bevy smith on living your best. life gets greater later, darling. today at ten on ktvu fox two. direct from broadway. funny girl is musical comedy

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presidential debates in september and in october, the first presidential debate is set for september 16th at texas state university. secretary of state antony blinken returns to the middle east today with plans to stop in israel. israel still plans to invade rafah, despite global concerns for the more than 1 million palestinian sheltering there. the white house says president biden made it clear in a phone call this weekend with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu that the u.s. does not support an invasion. the united states is also putting more pressure on israel to allow more aid into gaza. world central kitchen is preparing to resume operations in gaza less than a month after seven of its workers died in an israeli airstrike. staff say they have about 8 million meals ready to enter gaza. the organization is also building a new field kitchen, says it will be named damian after one of the workers killed in the strike. our time is 845 in the midwest, cleanup and recovery efforts continue after very intense tornadoes slammed that part of

the country. dozens of destructive tornadoes hit states like nebraska, kansas and oklahoma over the weekend. those powerful winds left hundreds of buildings damaged in oklahoma, at least four people were killed. many more were injured. everything else can be rebuilt, but but we can't. we can't restore life. you come upstairs, and see that you have no house from emerging from the basement. you know, your home. but you're actually homeless now, as the cleanup continues today, the national weather service warrants flash flooding. still a threat in parts of that region. our time is 846 layoffs in silicon valley affecting the job. searching for many college grads also, tesla had a big announcement from china and the news is taking its stock up this morning. pam cook back in studio with dollars and cents. good morning. tesla announced it has cleared a key hurdle in rolling out its self-driving technology

in china. chinese authorities have removed restrictions on tesla and an analysts say that likely means tesla will sell more cars in china, which is the world's largest market for electric cars on that news, tesla's stock shot up right when that opening bell rang this morning. it is now up more than 15. other stocks to watch this week are some big names in business that report earnings and that includes apple, amazon, amd, mcdonald's and starbucks. as we take you live to the numbers, the dow jones maintaining a little bit of a gain this morning. it's hung on to that. about 60 points or so all morning long so far the s&p 500 up slightly as well to 5107. and the nasdaq same percentage wise about the same as the s&p 500 and the dow. the hertz rental car company says its investment in a fleet of electric vehicles is proving to be an expensive mistake. hertz reports it lost $195 million during the fourth quarter

because customers reluctance to rent an electric car. hertz has decided to drop evs from its fleet and return to gas powered vehicles, a new study reveals a wealth gap among millennials. the american journal of sociology found the top 10% of millennials are doing better financially than the richest baby boomers at the same age. however, most millennials aged 28 to 43 have faced continuous financial hardships, including larger debts, unstable jobs and lower levels of home ownership. well, amid the growing threat of layoffs in the tech industry, more students say working in tech is no longer their dream job. new numbers for the popular job posting site handshake show a significant drop in young adults searching for jobs in tech between november 2021 and september 2023. the number of applications to internet and software companies fell more than 30, business experts suggest. students are now applying to jobs that have more stability. i'm pam cook. that's

a look at your dollars and cents. all right, pam, thank you . time now. 848. well, candace parker, the three time wnba champion and two time olympic gold medalist, is retiring. parker was the number one pick in the 2008 wnba draft. she played 16 seasons in the league, playing for los angeles, chicago and las vegas. in 2008, parker was the first player to win rookie of the year and league mvp in the same season. she earned her second mvp award in 2013 and won her first title in 2016 with the l.a. sparks. candace parker also won a second title with the chicago sky in 2021, and a third one with the las vegas aces last season. a sports bar in oregon that only showed women's athletic events on its tvs could be on its way to becoming a franchise. i love the name of this restaurant, okay, the sports bra, the sports bra, like sports bar open two years ago in portland. the

founder and ceo of the company says she's already fielded hundreds of inquiries from potential partners, including tennis superstar serena williams . i would love to see one open this year. that would be incredible. well, i would be very excited to see a sports bra franchise open in 2024. that seems like dreamy. you know, i think women's sports is having a moment and. institutions like the sports bra are only helping to really fuel that growth. and that opportunity for women and men and boys and girls to really celebrate women's sports in the champions and the athletes behind the story. so it's exciting to be here. interest in women's sports does seem to be at an all time high, due in large part to university of iowa basketball phenom caitlin clark. she shattered all time ncaa scoring records for both women and men. it's exciting. yeah, and it's working all right. and so is sal. sal is working. he's going to get you to where you need to go in our commute. how's

it look? it looks pretty good. you know, we've been seeing improvement now, although some commutes are still a little bit slow. let's go right to the bay bridge in case you're wondering, it is still backed up to the maze metering lights are on, although it is not quite as strong as it was. 880 is slowing down on the way into downtown oakland. that san mateo bridge is completely improved. and if you're driving to the south bay, we still have some slow traffic there. at 850, let's get into the hunt for good forecast. thank you sir. appreciate that. we have clear skies, except for a teeny bit of patchy fog down around monterey bay. maybe some to the north, but otherwise, for my forecast concerns, it's clear out there. everything keeps moving into the pacific northwest. these systems, that one after another here, that keeps us from really warming up too much, plus also generates a little bit more of a breeze. this out of the west northwest high pressure is just too far to the west. here to really do much in a series of system will continue to move into the north. the key is going to be for the weekend. everybody and their brothers talking about it. a

couple of forecast models a year. the european and another one are to the north. it would be cool and windy for us, but two other ones, our good friend the gfs and the canadian model called the gm or the cmc. they both bring rain on us on saturday. so amazing because we're going into may and we're only five days away, and yet there's no consensus on it yet, so i'm sure they will be in the next couple of days. but easy breezy for us. lots of sunshine today, 6070 on the temps and next couple of days look good. i might be a little the wish forecast. we should get near 80 on thursday, but it might be in the upper 70s for a few, but it looks like it all comes right back down again for a cooler weekend. look at that. all right, steve times 852. we're getting into wedding season now. when you join us at nine, we'll get into some of the do's and don'ts of wedding etiquette and why some bad behavior. it's rubbing the brides and grooms the wrong way, and some parents say they end up feeling more isolated than connected. what new research reveals about a surprising truth when it comes to loneliness and parenting, and

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says they're grateful for all the kind messages of support and well wishes from the public. well, most parents say they do anything for a moment alone, new research suggests. many people find that parenting leaves them feeling isolated and lonely. as many as two thirds of parents surveyed say they're lonely and feeling burnt out by the demands of raising children. the study also suggests that working from home can make those feelings worse. researchers say it's important to address the issue, as loneliness can ultimately affect a person's mental and physical health. and while parenthood is said to be a priceless experience, raising children comes at a high cost, according to new data from lendingtree, parents are spending more than $11,000 a year per child. 55% of parents say they've gone into debt paying for child related expenses, including child care. 77% of parents say they've had to reduce their personal spending delay investments or retirement and give up their own education or career to make sure their children have what they need. all right, guys, your time is 857, less than a week after

the peregrine falcons that live in uc berkeley's clock tower soar for new baby chicks hatch. the father, falcon archie, was caught on camera chasing away an intruder from the nest. now take a look. you see archie, look up. see the other bird off camera before flying up to chase it away. that happened saturday, just after 4 p.m, on top of the school's campanile clock tower. that's where a new clutch of chicks just hatched. the cal falcon group says the second bird appeared to be a juvenile, probably looking for territory to claim as its own san diego zoo officials flew to china to meet two pandas they'll be caring for soon. the wildlife alliance team leaders visited a pair of pandas that will move to their california zoo in the future. the older panda is described as mild mannered and gentle. the younger bear is said to be witty, with a sweet round face. the exact date the bears will arrive, though, is not yet known. of course, san francisco zoo is expected to get its own pair of giant pandas at the beginning of the year at the earliest. well, it was a beautiful sight across san

francisco bay over the weekend. yesterday marked opening day on the bay, the official start of the boating season. people lined the shores of sausalito in san francisco, watching dozens of boats in this parade and the blessing of the fleet. it's an annual tradition always held on the last sunday of april. people came out for the sights, smells and tastes of san francisco's 44th annual black cuisine street festival was held in the bayview district. this saturday featured vendors selling a variety of foods. san francisco mayor london breed was among those there. money raised by the event will go toward the city senior centers and adult day health center, the oldest restaurant in california celebrating a milestone this weekend. tadich grill in san francisco's financial district marked its 175th anniversary sunday. the restaurant welcomed its customers in. to celebrate, patrons were invited to enjoy the drinks and dishes that have made tadich grill an institution and for the next two days, people can celebrate the grill's longevity with a bloody mary at the cost of just $1.75. april is

jazz appreciation month, and to celebrate, the hercules public library is hosting a free concert this week. the event is happening tomorrow at the branch there on civic drive and hercules best of all, music will be performed by local students with the hercules high school jazz band. the event is free to the public and a marvelous way to perhaps introduce your little ones to the magic of jazz music. the most effective way to address the humanitarian crisis in gaza is to get a cease fire. the united states is increasing pressure on israel and hamas. this morning to reach an agreement. as protests continue to grow on college campuses across the country. what demonstrators say they want from bay area campuses. california is taking a big step in an effort to fight opioid overdoses. what the state is doing to try to make a key life saving drug much cheaper. and why