information was released last. >> we're following breaking news in london this morning. as a man wielding a sword goes british investigators say about the attack. here at home, a raging fire in concord, not far from the bart station, is still an active scene this morning. what made this firefight so difficult? the key questions that remain and what crews are doing now to help prevent any flare ups. then san francisco mayor london breed asking voters to approve $300 million in bonds. why health care is such a priority and how she wants the money to be used from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning, i'm dave clark. >> tuesday morning the very last day of april of 2024. >> and i wore my puffy jacket out the door. >> dave clark and i know why you did too, because it's chilly out

there. just like steve's been telling you. >> chilly to cold. there's some 30s showing up here. amy just checked in here, east of tomales, 37 degrees. woodside and sonoma are doing their best at 39 scotts valley, pinole, stanford campus, hollister 40, and socal at 41. there are many that are bumping mendocino county, lake county, middletown, upper lake down to 34, ukiah 3841 rohnert park fairfax 41. take your pick. there are many. i think we've probably bottomed out. i mean, on the lows, but sunny today. nice breezy, but temperatures trying to bump up. but they're hard pressed to do so really. but we'll go for 60s and 70s on the tens pretty close to where they should be this time of year. all right. sal is here. highway four. >> yes a mess. >> let's get to a developing story we've been watching for you in concord. here. fire crews are at the scene of a massive

overnight fire. the fire started around 10:00 last night at a building on sunset and east street. firefighters say they got right to work. when they arrived to leaping flames. took over 2.5 hours to put the fire out, in part because the roof and wall started collapsing. now we're told the building was empty at the time, had been empty for several years. crews are still at the scene this morning looking for hot spots and a cause of the fire. our allie rasmus will have another live report coming up in about half an hour. she's tracking the investigation. >> all right, guys, we're also following developing news from san francisco's bayview district. take a look at what it was like at third street and casada avenue last night, just after 930. a lot of police officers out there, they appear to be investigating some type of violent crime. we're not sure the police placed crime tape outside of several of the buildings there. right now. we're still trying to get more information from san francisco police to bring you the latest information about all of this police activity from last night. >> san francisco's mayor wants

to spend more than $300 million to improve the city. nearly half of the money would go toward medical clinics. ktvu james torres in studio now to explain the bond measure proposed by mayor london breed and w gasia,0 million. mayor breed says the plan tackles four different categories. the city really needs. but 167 million of those dollars is meant to expand and strengthen public health. here's what the mayor hopes to do. that money would renovate and expand the chinatown health clinic. it's an 88 bed hospital which handles more than 10,000 patients a year, 80% of whom speak a language other than english. part of the cash is also being proposed to add 65,000ft!s of seismically safe space at sf general hospital, a medical center well known for its seismic infrastructure. finally, the bond hopes to increase capacity at psychiatric emergency services at laguna honda hospital and also ensure recertification. it was just two years ago when state regulators

stripped the hospital's medicaid certification and threatened its closure. but last year, the state approved laguna honda's recertification and allowed it to stay open. mayor breed, saying in a statement, quote, we are working every day to make san francisco a vibrant and healthy city. this bond will invest in our critical infrastructure and advance projects that create jobs and prioritize important civic needs. the bond measure as a whole also allocates money to improve streets, crosswalks, pavements. it also looks to address homelessness and sponsor public spaces like the harvey milk plaza in the castro. the city's capital planning committee needs to okay the measure before the board of supervisors take it up for a vote. if it passes those two hurdles, then it will go to the november ballot and voters in san francisco will make the final call. garcia, james. >> thank you. walmart walmart has announced it's closing all of its health care clinics nationwide. the company says operations were not profitable amid rising costs and a challenging environment. retailer operated about 50

health centers in five states. walmart is also shutting down its virtual care offering. the company says the closures won't have an effect on any of walmart's pharmacies or vision centers. now to a significant development on the covid vaccine , the pharmaceutical giant astrazeneca said in court that its vaccine could have rare but deadly side effects. the company's been fighting a class action lawsuit alleging its shot has led to several deaths and serious injuries. in a february legal document, the company acknowledged in very rare cases, the shot has given people a condition that leads to blood clots and a low blood platelet count. the company continues to deny claims its vaccine is defective. >> gasia time now 705 new this morning from new york city, a judge just warned donald trump to stop violating a gag order in his criminal trial, or he'll be arrested and put in jail. the judge overseeing trump's so-called hush money trial said the former president violated

that gag order. nine times and ordered trump to pay $1,000 for each violation he says the former president is not allowed to talk about witnesses, about members of the jury or others connected to his trial, that trump continues to say he's only exercising his right to free speech. well a 13 year old boy in england was killed during a sword attack and several other people were hurt. >> police say in london that a man wielding a sword went on a rampage near a train station. a 36 year old man was arrested after police responded to reports of a vehicle being driven into a house. two officers are recovering from stab wounds to other people were also injured. police say the incident is not being treated as a terror or targeted attack. >> our time now 706 around the country demonstrations, protests and encampments on college campuses against the war in gaza keep growing. and that includes

right here in the bay area. at sonoma state university, an encampment was set up on friday, and it grew over the weekend at stanford. a protest also continues to grow, despite the words of school administrators telling students they're violating university policies. and at cal, more people have joined an encampments encampment right outside of sproul hall, and the newest encampment is at san francisco state, a protest that started just yesterday. now, those protesters at san francisco state, like the protesters at other universities, want an end to the violence in gaza. and they also want the university to divest or sell their holdings in companies that do business with israel's military. free. free palestine and palestine. now, just after a rally began yesterday at the university, protesters set up tents as a member of the csu system, we think that it's

important to protest their, their, involvement. and, you know, support of the genocide. >> now, some of the jewish students on the campus say some of the language is being used by the protesters and on their signs makes them very uncomfortable, basically saying, i can't be a part of that conversation whatsoever, because i believe that the state of israel has a right to exist. >> you know, it creates an unwelcoming environment, but more so, it's just it's shutting down even essential conversation. >> now, in a statement responding to the protest, university officials said in part, sf state foundation investment policy reflects its commitment to the values of the university, prioritizing social and racial justice, environmental sustainability and climate action. >> overnight, pro-palestine protesters at columbia university in new york city took over a building on campus. i believe that we will win. >> i believe the protesters broke into an academic building, barricaded the entrances and

hung palestinian flags and banners on the buildings. >> this as the university began to suspend students who refused to take down a tent city demonstration that went up two weeks ago. >> we were engaging in good faith negotiations until the administration cut them off under threat of suspensions, where we ask for amnesty, they gave us more discipline. >> today, education secretary miguel cardona will appear before a house committee as lawmakers want to know what's being done to address anti-semitism reported at many universities across the country. >> time is 709. we have a big problem on highway four eastbound, which is in a not usually affected by slow traffic. at this time, we have it down to maybe 1 or 2 lanes right on the willow pass grade here. just after you get over the hill from concord, over to bay point, where before willow pass road, before the second willow pass road exit. and people are also slowing in the westbound direction to look at what's going on. although the

slowdown seems to be a little less than it was, but i'm not sure why they can't open those lanes. but part of it is an injury crash, part of it was roadwork, so they both combined to cause a huge traffic problem in that area. let's talk about the bay bridge. you can see that's backed up all the way out to the maze, partially due to earlier problems which have been cleared westbound 580 getting into livermore solid because of an overturned pickup truck at the greenville road exit. so if you're coming in from tracy or you know someone who is, they're going to be late this morning, most likely southbound 101 at san antonio, near novato narrows. there, there was a crash. they cleared it, but traffic is still backing up into petaluma. 710 let's go back to the desk. >> okay, sal. well, boeing's credit rating is now near junk status. the continued financial troubles for that troubled plane manufacturer and what that means for the airline industry and this is one of those did they really do that kind of stories? >> someone made off with 10,000 honeybees in the east bay by the

bee owner is so angry over

the weekend and it left her puzzled. ktvu andre senior in the studio now with the details and how that beekeeper is

reacting. andre. >> well, dave, the amateur beekeepers name is sue donahue. she's a chef by trade, but got into beekeeping about seven years ago. now on saturday morning, thieves stole a colony of 10,000 honeybees from outside of her home on manila drive in north oakland. they also ran off with a queen bee. donahue says this was a crime she never expected. she immediately rushed outside of her home after she heard someone disrupt her beloved beehives, but she did not respond fast enough. >> i heard somebody say, hey, free bees! and then a moment later, i heard a car door shut. >> well, donahue says she has made bees a major part of her life in recent years. her beehives are well known to her neighbors, who often come to her home to buy honey. and donahue says she loves to teach children about the wonder of bees. however, the focus of her bee lesson well, have they now? they've now changed following this weekend's theft. >> instead of showing them how

bees behave in a hive, we were explaining to them, about theft. >> donahue is quite certain the thieves who targeted her home do not know the first thing about bees, and she is also certain her bees will die very soon if they do not receive proper care. so far, oakland police have no suspects in this case and the motive is unclear. as for why this happened, law enforcement experts point out there really is no black market for bees, so that's really unclear at this point. dave. all right, andre. >> thank you. time now. 715 in benicia. a man was arrested following a shootout with police, and now he's facing a charge of murder. 39 year old david ochoa magana is still in custody at the solano county jail. vallejo police have identified him as a suspect in a homicide, and he's being charged in connection with the death of a man back on march 16th. now, magana was arrested after a

shootout on the interstate 780. benicia police say the city's license plate readers originally identified a car involved in an armed robbery, and they say magana and another person inside started shooting at the police during a chase. both were later arrested when the car crashed and a man was arrested in santa rosa, accused of using a sword to threaten restaurant workers. 29 year old shane hulbert is accused of walking into a restaurant on fourth street sunday afternoon, pulling out that sword and then confronting one of the employees. then police say the suspect grabbed an alcoholic beverage from out of a cooler and ran away, and no one was hurt. hobart is now facing charges of felony robbery. >> california will soon begin selling its own generic version of the opioid overdose reversal drug narcan. the state is teaming up with a major pharmaceutical company to make it available statewide.

california will be able to buy the drug at 40% below the current market rate. that will allow the state to distribute some of the generic version for free. the state's health director says it's proven to save lives. >> incredible impact that this drug can have at saving people's lives. how easy it is to use, how important it is to make it widely available. so we have it as a tool to save lives everywhere in our state. >> the state is now making plans to distribute the drug to county governments, police agencies, local health departments and schools for free. the shipments could begin as early as next month. a family court in downtown san jose is now paying more than $150,000 a day to keep the lights on, following a second power outage at its court building in the past two months. the latest outage began early yesterday morning. the family court centers paying for a generator and fuel to keep the lights on as it waits for a permanent power source to be restored. the court handles a wide variety of cases, mostly involving domestic violence and

restraining orders. >> disruption to the litigants is significant. we the court has, really, i think is quite nimble in addressing these kinds of failures and reestablishing operations as quickly as possible. but it takes some herculean efforts from our court staff as well to make that all happen. >> pg and e has not yet said why it hasn't reconnected power to an equipment failure caused the lights to go out at the same building back in early march. >> all right, our time is 718, right back to south castaneda. we have a big problem on highway four. >> that's right, this injury crash has been there now for almost an hour. not quite, but look what it's done. they've issued a sig alert. i don't know why they can't clear it, but obviously there is some complication. i don't know about eastbound here coming up on the willow pass exit, and traffic is really slow. there was a crash in the westbound direction. it could have been because people were slowing down to take a look. that was a minor incident, but highway four is pretty slow.

bay bridge a big backup with an overturned pickup truck at greenville road, and that has caused a huge backup stretching back to tracy and southbound 101. we had an earlier crash in novato. that's why it's very slow from petaluma heading all the way down to san rafael, south bay commutes. also getting busy. we'll talk about that coming up soon. now at 719. let's talk to steve with today's weather. >> thank you sam, we'll get right to it here. a cold end april. no doubt about it here a lot of 30s. what? yes, many up in mendocino county. lake county a little bit closer to home here. east of tomales in marin county. 37 woodside and sonoma both briefly dipped to 39. scotts valley, pinole, stanford, hollister, 40, and even socal dropped to 41. speaking of cold, look at the san francisco buoy 49 cold degrees that is brutally cold for the end of april on the

water temps. so the not only the inland temps cold this morning, but also the water temps. san francisco 6449 today. what's average 6350. so pretty close again, they've been below 63. the yesterday was 63. but it's been a cool pattern for many here 93 the record high 1996 and 45. the record low way back in 1887. speaking of the city temps, we're going 64 today. 63 6262, 60 the past five days going back to february or february. steve friday, right, low going into the pacific northwest. the highs offshore. so it's really not doing too much for us. still 30s and 40s for many. menlo park 42, woodside, now 40, atherton stanford campus 41, los altos 42, half moon bay one observation over there 42. cold in the mountains. truckee and tahoe 2523 in reno. least our observer, had a briefly drip. dipped 32 degrees this morning. we get a west northwest breeze, so that can't go anywhere. those

systems keep moving into the north. so cold. morning, sunny, nice breezy, smidge warmer. we could push some upper 70s, maybe near 80 wednesday into thursday. but the big news continues to be a huge change for the weekend. our good friend the gfs is incredibly consistent and bullish on rain. not not not not a little bit a lot a bit, while others are not as wet, but they are trending more towards that direction. so i would start to have a plan b in your back pocket for saturday. turn up the sunshine though. today temperatures will be in the 60s and 70s. >> steve thank you. 721 a multimillion dollar project kept temporarily housed in the vallejo's most vulnerable residents. with the city's doing that should result in more than 125 shelter beds being available before the end of the year, and new calls in san jose for increased security for the mayor after an incident involving his security detail. >> we'll tell you why the san jose police union wants change t s

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mayhem after one of his bodyguards was allegedly attacked as the mayor was doing a television interview. >> i believe having another second set of eyes, second set of hands there maybe they could have done some different tactics. maybe you could have had one officer have the mayor and his staff go into another building locked, secure it before this individual could approach, while the one was dealing with him outside. >> now, the naacp chapter in san jose and silicon valley also has questions for police about the

man at the center of the confrontation. president jethro moore sent a letter to the department asking why the mayor's bodyguard stopped him in the first place. >> i see a black man walking down the street on his cell phone. he said something that the black the brother did not take as coming from somebody of authority or as a police officer. >> unfortunately, reverend moore has he entered into this with a race element and had nothing to do with race. >> the police officers association says the man who was stopped was a fugitive wanted in georgia. when asked about increasing the mayor's security, city leaders said it's a police matter. >> our time now. 725 three teachers in the contra costa unified school district may sue the school district unless it takes action to fill vacant teacher jobs, according to edsource. a lawyer working with the teachers sent a letter to the school board demanding a plan that explains how each teacher vacancy will be filled. the teachers say substitute teachers have been covering some

of the classes since the beginning of the school year, which they say is not giving students an adequate education. even now, the school district says finding and retaining teachers is a challenge all over the state. in a statement, the school district said, quote, the district has provided support and supervision for its students to the best of its ability. >> marine county says public schools have to stop asking parents to buy school supplies. a new report says some schools were being investigated for sending home lists of required materials and equipment. the county civil grand jury said that public schools in the state are required to provide students with supplies at no cost. local school superintendents say they appreciate the findings and will work to address the challenges. >> our time now 726 a pro-palestinian mural in san francisco has been repeatedly vandalized. you tell you how the artist is putting this vandalism in perspective and a bad voyage for hundreds of travelers. >> the virus that broke out on board two

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neighborhood. also for law enforcement officers, were killed. four others were wounded in a shootout in north carolina. we'll explain how this deadly battle began in from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning. >> thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. >> i'm dave clark i'm gasia mikaelian. it's tuesday april 30th. the kind of weather steve paulson where if you find a patch of sunshine you feel okay but don't go in the shade. >> it's one of those ones where it's cool in the shade, nice in the sun. there's a little bit of a breeze here. it's sunny. that's the good news. but boy was it cold. this morning. a few upper 30s, lots of 40s on the temps. we are starting to bounce off those morning lows, but all 40s here. palo alto made it to 40. woodside made it to 39. sonoma made it to 39 as well. so quite cold for april 30th. looks good today. lots of sunshine but again yeah, in the shade. little chill there. sunny skies. that's the good news. but temperatures is really just where they should

be this time of year. 60s and also 70s. all right he's on the road again. mr. sal castaneda heading to the city. i do believe right i am i'm heading across the bridge and, let's see if i can, hot switch the camera here. >> there you go. we have some slow traffic heading out to the bridge, that i'm in right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. i do want to mention eastbound highway four. they still have that problem where they're trying to clear an injury crash right near willow pass road. you see, it's a mess there. now they're making some progress. highway four westbound has also been affected, so if you drive from antioch to bay point, even though this is not technically in your way, it is in your way in a way, if you know what i mean, because people are slowing down to take a look. hopefully this will be cleared rather soon, so give yourself plenty of time. we have another update coming up in just a few minutes, but now at 731, let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, in downtown concord, expect heavier than usual traffic near the bart station because of a

big fire that happened last night. and firefighters are still there at the scene of this three story building that went up in flames. ktvu. allie. rasmus. germ, you've been out there for several hours. what's the latest on what's happening out there? >> well, dave, we are at the intersection of park and clayton in downtown concord, very close to the concord bart station. and behind us you can see what is left of this three story building that takes up an entire block, this corner lot of the street here in the downtown area, there's a couple of contra costa county fire protection district trucks parked in front of it. one of them with a ladder truck and a hose that is just dousing the top of this building, or what's left of this building with water. firefighters continue to put out any hot spots, and they expect to be out here for much of the morning doing that work. this is after the fire at this building broke out at 1030 last night. luckily, no one was hurt. no one was inside the building. according to contra costa fire

officials, the building was empty and it had been vacant for several years, even before the pandemic. firefighters believe this was some sort of office building at one point, and that the fire may have started somewhere near the top floor of the building. now. video shared with us from viewers who live near the scene last night showed the flames soaring several stories above the ground through the roof of the building. it took firefighters more than 2.5 hours to put out this fire. they talked about some of the challenges involved. >> the roof was collapsing down onto the structure and some of the exterior walls where he collapsing both externally and internally. as soon as you start having that happen, you start making pockets and it's hard to get the water all the way deep down inside there to be able to extinguish that fire at that. >> now, how the fire started is not known. it's something that fire investigators will have to determine in the coming days. but in the meantime, there are several roads around this building that remain closed this morning from concord boulevard and clayton to grant street and clayton. and that's because of all the work involved to shore

up the building, put out the hot spots, keep an eye on things, make sure nothing flares up again, and then, because the roof and some of the stories collapsed in this building, there's a lot of debris kind of spilling out into the street. so expect road closures in this area for much of the day. expect heavy traffic coming through this area. if you're coming to downtown concord or the concord bart station, live in concord, ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, ali, thank you. time 734 happening today, a virtual town hall meeting hosted by sonoma county supervisor james gore about growing concerns about fire insurance for homeowners. >> we're getting a lot of notes from people who are hearing that their insurance policies are are being pulled or non-renewed. this has been something that's been going on for years, especially since our tubbs fire. this is not really a legislative battle. this is a regulatory work product moving forward right now. >> now, the recent wave of

insurance companies pulling out of california affected tens of thousands of homeowners. gore says he talked with several officials about possible solutions. and during today's panel meeting, we'll hear about the push to keep help insurance companies stay in the area from local and statewide perspectives. >> a memorial is forming in north carolina after four police officers were shot and killed during a standoff. it happened in charlotte, where they were trying to serve a warrant for possession of ay felon. when pe arrived, shots were fired from inside the home. police fired back, killing one person in the front yard. a second person then opened fire, leading to a three hour standoff outside my door. >> police were running by and then ambulance started coming in and they were just going everywhere. >> everywhere. >> we heard about over 100 gunshots. it sounded like world war three. >> three of the four officers killed were from the us marshals service. the other was a local charlotte police officer. four other officers were injured. authorities ultimately sent in a

swat team with an armored car to smash into the home. two people inside were taken into custody as persons of interest. >> get out. time now. 735 the united states increasing pressure on hamas to accept a new proposal for a ceasefire deal in gaza. now, the terms of the agreement haven't been made public. secretary of state antony blinken calls the proposal extraordinarily generous on the part of israel. secretary blinken is due to arrive today in israel to try to move those negotiations forward. negotiators believe progress is being made. >> a pro-palestinian mural in san francisco has been repeatedly vandalized. the artist says he painted the mural on his friend's building in noe valley about five months ago. says the mural is a tribute to the families who've been killed in gaza. surveillance video shows a woman writing bring back our hostages over the mural yesterday. >> yeah. it hurts. like to see it get vandalized, but it's nothing compared to the pain that my people are going through

in gaza. >> the artist says he thinks two different people carried out each act of vandalism. he says he will again paint over it. >> time is 736. construction in vallejo has begun for a new navigation center to help the unhoused. the groundbreaking ceremony was hosted by the city yesterday. what's being built is being built at a former parking lot near highway 37, and after it's completed, the $8 million center will offer 125 shelter beds. >> it's really going to give vallejo, and particularly those who are living on the streets, the opportunity to exit homelessness while they plan their journey for what their next stage of living is going to be. >> now, the latest homeless count show there are about 450 people living on the streets in vallejo. construction on this new navigation center is expected to be completed by december. >> 737 let's get out the door here. i mean, given all things that could be happening weather wise, we here in the bay area

don't have much to complain about. >> it's been really quiet. it was a cool, breezy to windy april and it's ending on a cold note here. we had rain earlier, but now i mean you get 30s this time of year. east of tomales 37, woodside briefly dropped to 39. so did sonoma. 39, scotts valley, pinole, stanford, hollister 40 and even socal made it down to 41. speaking of cold temps, the water temps point arena 51, point reyes 51, monterey bay aquarium 51 and san francisco buoy showing 49 cold degree. i can't remember seeing that in the end of april. i'm sure it's happened, but after researching 6448 for the city to briefly at 643 this morning, the city dropped to 48 normals 50 a record now 45 back in 1887, can breathe a sigh of relief. it's not got challenged a little bit, but it's still safe. 6463 is average. the record 93 in 1996. nothing close to that today. it's been a cool pattern for many, including the city here. 64 is the forecast high today?

63, 62, 62, 60. going back the last four days. lows just keep plowing in front. slows keep plowing in the pacific northwest. the high is way too far to the west. really make it matter. so we're getting that northwest wind that generates the upwelling keeps the breeze going, which is why temps in the morning have been so cool and the water temps are really cold. still some 30s hanging on 30s, 40s to a few 50s, but we've definitely bottomed out. woodside, now 41, atherton stanford, 42, now los altos made it to 42. half moon bay in there a lot of 40s now a couple of 50s. foster city, san mateo and belmont, 20s up in the mountains alturas, truckee, south lake tahoe, reno 39. although briefly our observer there. antonio briefly dropped to 32 this morning. not much in the way of anything going on. the high pressure will try and build in slightly, but it's it just doesn't have a lot to work with. cold morning, sunny, nice. the breeze is still there, slightly warmer. wednesday thursday there could be a few near 80, but i'll tell you it's going to be hard pressed to get there. but some could do that. then the big news

continues to be what's being advertised by the forecast models for the weekend. saturday could be downright rainy as the way it's looking for some now again, still four days away. but i would start, you know, if you have outdoor plans or something going on, i would start to have maybe a plan b. that's the way it's looking for right now. maybe it'll change, but the gfs has been remarkably consistent for about the last four days, showing this for this weekend. clear yet chilly in the morning, sunny for all. it'll be nice breezy 60s 70s on the temps. looks good through thursday. bumping up a little bit there on wednesday. thursday then friday's change begins and a big change on the weekend. >> thank you steve. passenger traffic at the bay area's three major airports still has not fully recovered from the pandemic. new figures from san jose minetta show about 12 million passengers pass through that airport in the past year. that's down 23% from 2019. it's a similar story at oakland international and sfo. the number of passengers in oakland is down 16% from the final year before the pandemic. at sfo, the figure is down 11.8. >> our time now 740 movie star

sharon stone, the focus of a lawsuit while she's accused of creating a real life drama on a freeway in los angeles. >> let's head out to our newsroom. say good morning again to andre senior. as you look to the next hours of mornings on two. well, good morning, three bay area neighborhoods will lose pharmacies over the next two months. >> coming up, the list of local rite aid stores that are shutting down for good, and why half of the stores capabilities will close down even sooner than that. and later on the nine, he's opened several successful restaurants from tokyo to the middle east and all across the bay area. and now he's taking his culinary skills to the high seas, will be live with chef morimoto on a cruise ship in san francisco, which is a location of his new restaurant. tay with

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in its most recent annual census. the point in time count also found the number of people sleeping in emergency shelters increased by 34% compared to the previous year. county leaders credit the addition of more than 100 shelter beds in the past year. they say more than 134 people who are chronically homeless have moved into permanent housing. >> our time now. 744 san francisco city leaders are trying to find ways to improve the night life. city officials, business leaders and community members met at the annual night

life and entertainment summit. that's where mayor london breed said the city will work with venues to create easier pathways for more ecomic opportunities. >> we have to be a real partner from the city side in order to get rid of the bureaucracy, get rid of the layers of fees, get rid of the drama and get to yes, that is my goal. that is my hope . >> the mayor says the city still not where it wants to be when it comes to recovering from the pandemic. but she says there has been progress and that people in the community are looking for places to come together. our time. 745 movie star sharon stone is accused by a woman in los angeles of causing a car crash last summer. that lawsuit claims the star of the movie, basic instinct, was speeding and made an unsafe lane change while driving in studio city on highway 101. the woman who filed the lawsuit claims sharon stone ran into her car and she's responsible for the injuries she

suffered. the plaintiff is seeking $35,000 in damage. sharon stone at this point has not publicly responded to the lawsuit. >> the cdc's investigating a norovirus outbreak on multiple cruise ships this month. nearly 200 passengers got sick while sailing. dozens reported feeling ill on a royal caribbean cruise ship that sailed from tampa to los angeles. another outbreak was reported on a cruise ship recently sailing from la through hawaii and the south pacific. more than 100 passengers were treated for virus symptoms at that ship's medical center. >> all right, guys, your time is 746. you never would have figured it, but burgers and coke are having an impact on wall street. this morning. >> pam cook i don't think eats or drinks either of those has more in today's dollars and cents. >> yeah, there's certainly big names on wall street, though. mcdonald's and coca-cola released quarterly numbers. mcdonald's report mixed. as analysts say, higher menu prices helped increase margins, but they have driven away some customers, and coca cola beat

analysts estimates with strong sales for its fair life, ultra filtered milk and protein shakes in addition to its coke as the opening bell rang this morning, shares in eli lilly shot up 7% after strong sales for its drugs to fight diabetes and obesity. and, by the way, ringing that bell als ride for life. that organization raises money for research to find a cure for als, also known as lou gehrig's disease. taking a live look at the numbers, the latest report on consumer confidence was released this morning. it shows consumers are concerned about employment and inflation. and that's helping take stocks down today. dow jones down about a third of a percent 128 points there. the s&p 500 also down about a third of a percent. and the nasdaq down same percentage wise all down across the board. can we do we do have the federal reserve meeting today and tomorrow. so that will certainly guide the direction of the markets going forward. boeing is trying to recover from difficult times by raising $10 billion in

bond sales. the new financing eases some of boeing's economic struggles as it deals with safety concerns involving its 737 max nine jets. the company lost more than $300 million in the first quarter, and its credit rating hovered about around junk status last week. boeing's bonds were quickly scooped up by investors, despite the plane maker facing a combined debt of more than $12 billion in 2025 and 2026. all right, you remember we work well. it has rejected a $650 billion proposal by its co-founder and former owner to take over the company. that was adam newman was going to try to buy that company back. instead, the shared office space provider is moving forward with a bankruptcy deal with its creditors. a federal judge has signed off on that restructuring plan that puts wework on track to exit bankruptcy by next month. we work was once valued at as much as $47 billion, and

mother's day one week from sunday, a new retail federation report predicts people will spend $33.5 billion on moms this year. that's down from a record of nearly $36 billion last year. the study found. the average american will spend $254 on mother's day gifts. most of that money will be spent on flowers, jewelry and electronics. and i know garcia and a lot of other moms are out there who are like me. we'd rather just have your time. a nice day, right? instead of spending all that money, you know, pam, i hate to say, but a friend of ours in the newsroom has said to me, i just want a day alone or a day, a day with the kids, or a day without the kids. a day alone. >> kelly's like alone. she's like, i want to see you for breakfast. and then i have the whole day to myself. >> nice. >> we'll talk about this again. i am sure. all right. one month here, after a downpour washed out a chunk of highway one in big sur. locals and tourists can

once again drive in and out of the area. caltrans says repairs are going well. the convoys are running twice a day through the slide area. they run from 7 to 8 inn from 5 to 6 in the evening hours. there are some restrictions. >> during other hours it's only going to be residents, any workers and those with reservations. and the reason for that is once they go through, they will not be able to leave until 7 a.m. the next day. so if people don't have reservations, then they're not going to have a place to sleep. >> caltrans says it hopes that businesses will get a boost now that those convoys are open for tourists. the agency estimates the convoy system will continue at least through memorial day weekend. wow. >> and continuing this morning, souls on the road heading to san francisco. right now, you're still keeping an eye on our commute south. >> yes, i am dave and garcia, and right now i'm stuck in the traffic here at the bay bridge. we're heading over to san francisco for a segment. i'm going to do for the 9:00 show. a lot of other people are heading that same way. of course, it is kind of a bigger backup. let's talk about highway four.

earlier, we had a crash. i think you're going to be happy to see the picture. eastbound highway four cleared up right at the willow pass road exit. it caused a huge traffic jam, so one of your employees is late this morning to say, hey, there was a huge backup on eastbound highway four. he or she are telling the truth. let's go to interstate 880 northbound in oakland. a little slowing as you drive into downtown. it's nothing unusual, but southbound traffic looks okay until you get to hayward. and of course, when you get to the toll plaza this morning, you will see i'm somewhere in that backup. you will see a bunch of people backed up all the way out to the maze. it's a little slower than usual today. before i go, i want to mention 580 through livermore from the altamont pass is very slow, and all the freeways in the silicon valley are slow. trying to get over to the west valley. it is. 751. let's get back to steve with today's weather. >> all right. sound. thank you. well, we had a lot of low 40s, a few upper 30s this morning and the mounds in the 20s here at truckee. 28 south lake tahoe,

23. alturas, 27. i know at one time mammoth was down. i think about 26. so that was pretty cold. end of april here. high pressure is just too far away. we continue to get this northwest breeze systems continue to just drive into the pacific northwest. so a cold morning sunny, nice breezy temperatures. pretty close really to where they should be this time of year. we'll get a little warm up. i want to emphasize a little one. there could be a few well inland that might flirt with 80 degrees on thursday, but it'll come right down on friday. and everything so far continues to paint what looks to be an unseasonably cool system with maybe some pretty good rain here on saturday, and also maybe into sunday as well. so for us today, turn up the sunshine. it'll be nice, sunny for all nice. but that breeze has been with us all month long, so it might as well end on april 30th with a little breeze. 60s 70s looks good through thursday. cooling starts friday. big changes on the weekend, especially saturday. thank you steve. >> pro-palestinian protests are growing by the day at our nation's colleges, where students at another bay area school are now setting up tents, then hear from some of the

people who took part in a treasure hunt in san francisco, and one the rare coins they found. and why the organizer had a

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program to assess the possibilities and the risks of generative ai. that includes creating ways to prove if content is real or if it's generated, and ways to spot fake or misleading ai content. the agency will also work on a program to assess the capabilities of different ai technologies. time is 757, a cal fire dispatcher who's only been on the job a couple of months, is proving he already knows how to respond to an emergency. this rookie dispatcher in butte county stayed calm as he was helping a couple bring their brand new baby daughter into the world. the couple called in an urgent 911 call saying the birth was taking place at their home near oroville, and this rookie dispatcher successfully gave the new dad, detailed delivery instructions over the phone. >> he was saying, all right, you got to help her the rest of the

way out. and so i told her to push and took a minute, but i kind of just helped. i kind of wiggled the baby out and then just took her out, and she's she's perfect. she was super healthy having the team and everyone behind me to help me out through our pro qa program really helped me out to calm me down. >> and then having tyler call him on the other end of the phone, just everything went smooth. >> now this healthy baby daughter is a couple's seventh child, but the mother and father say this time was really unique. as you can imagine, our time is 758. we have an update on the story we told you about last week, about a scavenger hunt for rare coins in san francisco. well, it's officially over. all 11 coins have been found now. seth chandler, the owner of whitter coin in san francisco's marina district, announced the scavenger hunt last friday. he and his staff hid the coins all over the city and gave clues on social media. we talked with some of the people who actually found the coins, went back and

looked at the picture, found the exact bench and it was just kind of looking around and said, oh my god, there's a business card. >> yeah, yeah. and it was the , the arts right there. >> and it was tucked in right in the little corner. yeah, it was awesome. i was jumping up and down and everything. it was amazing. >> amazing. now the owner of the coin store says the value of the coins range from $250 to $2500 each. he said he wanted to hold the scavenger hunt to encourage people to get interested in collecting coins for good morning escalation on some college campuses. >> this morning, as more students join protests against the war in gaza, the crackdown at one northern california university as protesters occupy another building on the opposite side of the country, then fierce flames tearing through a building not far from the bart station in concord, the scene seen still active at this hour, this morning, what may be

fueling the flames and san francisco mayor london breed asking voters to approve $300 million in bonds why health care is such a priority and how she wants t >> welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as you look live across oakland >> good morning. i'm gaa mikaelian. it's a chilly one. tuesday april 30th. but boy you ain't seen nothing yet. as they say, steve, if we could fast forward to saturday, i think we'd be surprised. >> that's the way it's looking. it looks like an unseasonably cold system is on the way now. it was cold this morning. we had lots of low 40s, a few upper 30s, a little bit of patchy fog dancing around around san jose, down towards gilroy, santa clara

valley. you can see that over towards monterey. so if that's your commute or your drive way weird this fall, it won't last long. but there's just a that's all really i can find. we have lots of sunshine on the menu today. temperatures will be okay. i mean 6070s, although it does look like a rapid change starts on friday. but for today, sunny, cold morning, lots of sunshine. that fog will burn off and we'll be left with 60s and 70s. all right, sal's on the road heading to san francisco, but he has an update. on what another accident? sal? >> yeah, there's a pretty bad one, this is, the bay bridge that i'm stuck in trying to get into san francisco. a little while ago, i noticed when i was on the road, a bunch of emergency vehicles heading eastbound, and, so eastbound at the maze or just before the maze on 80 here, there is a deadly motorcycle crash that happened just after 730. and chp is blocking at least a couple of lanes. they do have, a scene going on there. it's going to be an investigation. so again, if you're coming from. yeah. if we do have a look at the map here. if you're coming from san

francisco to oakland, this is going to be an unexpected delay as you approach the macarthur maze. meantime westbound bay bridge has been backed up because of earlier problems. it's taken us a while to get through here. it's just one of the slower commutes. so if you're coming to the bay bridge westbound, you need to give yourself extra time, looking ahead, i see the bridge is also crowded. i also want to mention 580 this morning. getting into livermore from tracy is a mess because of an earlier overturned pickup truck. so there's a lot going on. the time is 802. now let's get back to the desk and straight to a developing story. >> we've been tracking all morning. fire crews are cleaning up at the scene of a massive fire overnight in concord. it started about 10:00 last night at a building on sunset and east street. firefighters say they got right to work when they arrived to leaping flames. took over 2.5 hours to put out the fire, in part because the roof and walls started collapsing. fire officials say the building was empty and had been empty for several years. crews are still at the scene this morning

looking for hot spots. our allie rasmus is there. we'll bring her in for another live report from the scene on the investigation in the next half hour, and we're working to get you more information about a developing story from overnight in san francisco's bayview district. >> this was the scene at the intersection of third street and casada avenue shortly after 930 last night. you can see a large number of police officers who appear to be investigating some type of violent crime. officers placed crime tape outside several buildings. once we get more information, we'll share it with you on air and on ktvu.com and new. this morning, more than 20 people are arrested during the pro-palestine protest at cal poly humboldt. it happened overnight as university officials say it worked to restore order. ktvu james torres is following those updates, including action captured live on video. james andre well, the school has been shut down since last week. >> that was after protesters took over a school building on campus at about 3:00 this morning, university police put out a shelter in place alert. they say, due to continuing criminal activity that went out to the whole campus. here's what those protests have looked like over the last week. we learned

this morning around 230 police s made up of personnel from all over the state, including san francisco pd, went in to clear and secure the buildings occupied by those protesters. they arrested about 25 people. the university says students will face code of conduct violations. faculty involved could face disciplinary action, and we even saw a local tv journalist reporting live on facebook when officers detained her at the scene. me. >> yes. >> over here. come this way. we need you out of the way. put your phone in your pocket. put your phone in your pocket, then put your hands behind your back. >> wait. i'm pressed. >> put your hands up. >> and that part of a facebook live report, a statement from university president tom jackson jr reads in part, this is a difficult day. it breaks my heart to see it. and truly, nobody wanted to see things come to this. we've all watched this

with great concern and always with the sincere hope that it would be resolved peacefully. unfortunately serious criminal activity that crossed the line well beyond the level of a protest had put the campus at ongoing risk. the university campus will stay on its hard closure until may 10th. that's essentially the remainder of the semester. police say those arrested will face charges ranging from unlawful assembly, vandalism and even assault on police officers. garcia. >> james, thank you. overnight, pro-palestinian protesters at columbia university, new york, took over a building on that campus. i believe that we will win. >> i believe that we will win. >> the protesters broke into an academic building, barricaded the entrances and hung palestinian flags and banners on the buildings. this as the university began to suspend students who refused to take down a tent city demonstration that went up two weeks ago. >> we were engaging in good faith negotiations until the administration cut them off under threat of suspensions,

where we ask for amnesty, they gave us more discipline. >> today, education secretary miguel cardona will appear before a house committee as lawmakers want to know what's being done to address the anti-semitism being reported at universities nationwide. >> other protests at bay area universities are growing as well. at sonoma state university, an encampment was set up on friday and grew over the weekend at stanford university. a protest also continues to grow despite school administrators telling students they're violating university policies at cal, more than more people rather have joined the encampment just outside sproul hall, and the newest encampment is at san jose state, san francisco state, where a protest started just yesterday. and the protest at san francisco state. like the protesters at theence e university to divest or sell their do business with israel's military. free. free palestine, free palestine shortly after a rally yesterday at the university, protesters set up

tents as a member of the csu system, we think that it's important to protest their, involvement and, you know, support of the genocide. >> some jewish students on campus say some of the language being used by protesters and on their sides makes them uncomfortable. >> basically saying, i can't be a part of that conversation whatsoever, because i believe that the state of israel has a right to exist. you know, it creates an unwelcoming environment. but more so it's just it's shutting down even a central conversation. >> in a statement responding to the protests, the university says in part, quote, sf state foundation investment policy reflects its commitment to the values of the university, prioritizing social and racial justice, environmental sustainability and climate action. end quote. a group that launched a recall petition against alameda county, da pamela price is calling on the board of supervisors to set a date for the recall election at its meeting today. >> prices. critics of a news

conference set for today at 1:00 outside the county administration building earlier this month, the county registrar of voters certified that enough valid signatures have been gathered for a recall election. >> new this morning, a new york judge just warned donald trump to stop violating a gag order in his criminal trial, or he'll be arrested and put in jail. the judge overseeing trump's so-called hush money trial said the former president has violated that gag order. nine times and ordered him to pay $1,000 per violation. he says the former president is not allowed to talk about witnesses, jurors or others connected to his trial. trump continues to say he is only exercising his right to free speech. at 808. now, a 13 year old boy in england was killed during a sword attack and several others were injured, police say. >> in london, a man wielding a sword went on a rampage near a train station. a 36 year old man was arrested after police responded to reports of a vehicle being driven into a house. two officers are

recovering from stab wounds. two other people were also injured. police say the incident is not being treated as a terror or targeted attack. walmart says it's closing all of its health care clinics nationwide. the company says operations were not profitable amid rising costs and a challenging environment. the retailer operated about 50 health centers in five states. it's also shutting down its virtual care offerings. walmart says the closures won't have an effect on walmart pharmacies or vision centers. and now a significant development in the covid vaccine. the pharmaceutical giant astrazeneca said in court that its vaccine could have rare but deadly side effects. the company has been fighting a class action lawsuit alleging its shot has led to several deaths and serious injuries. in a february legal document, the company acknowledged in very rare cases, the shot has given people a condition that leads to blood clots and a low blood platelet count. the company continues to deny claims that its vaccine is defective. >> boeing's credit rating is near junk status. the continued financial troubles facing the plane manufacturer and what it means for the airline airline industry. >> also, this is one of those they really do that kind of

stories. someone did make off with some 10,000 honeybees in the east bay by the bee owner is so angry over what

release, spoke with the beekeeper about her concerns that go beyond what she lost. >> and i heard somebody say, hey , free bees! and then a moment later i heard a car door shut. >> beekeeper sue donahue says that's when thieves stole a colony of 10,000 honeybees and a queen bee. she had put in an observation hive like this one outside her north oakland home at about 1030 saturday morning. this after she gave away a couple of other colonies and queen bees disrupting the hives. >> those bees are a little pod. >> this is donahue's apiary in her backyard on manila avenue. she's a chef by trade, but got into beekeeping about seven years ago. once a month, donahue sets up tables for the observation hive, a tasting table and jars of honey to sell to neighbors and to teach kids about bees. >> and instead of showing them how the bees behave in a hive.

we were explaining to them, about theft. >> these insects were not free bees, so to speak. >> it looked like someone was setting up for something, whether it's a garage sale,alk e wasn't a free sign on it. >> she doesn't think these thieves know anything about beekeeping, so these bees might end up dying if they're not properly maintained. she says the thieves could potentially get stung if they open up the structure. she's frustrated that even bees aren't safe in oakland. >> i just kind of think there's a loose permission structure and no consequences for any activity. >> the bees in donahue's yard have access to food and water. the bees in that observation hive less so. >> it'd be nice if they brought them back, those bees don't have enough resources inside that observation hive to survive much longer. >> there's no real black market for beehives. no suspects in

mind, and no sting operations in the works in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> 814 now in benicia, a man was arrested following a shootout with police and is also facing a charge of murder. david ochoa mcenany remains in custody at the solano county jail. vallejo police have now identified the 39 year old as a suspect in a homicide. he's being charged in connection with the death of a man back on march 16th. now, mcneil was arrested following a shootout on interstate 780. benicia police say the city's license plate readers originally identified a car involved in an armed robbery and say mcnair and another person inside started shooting at officers during a chase. both were arrested when the car crashed. a man was arrested in santa rosa accused of using a sword to threaten restaurant workers. shane hulbert is accused of walking into a restaurant on fourth street sunday afternoon, pulling out that sword and then confronting an employee. then, police say the 29 year old grabbed an alcoholic beverage out of a cooler and ran away. no one was hurt, and hulbert now

faces charges of felony robbery. >> a 15 california will soon begin selling its own generic version of the opioid overdose reversal drug narcan. states teaming up with a major pharmaceutical company to make naloxone available across the state, california will be able to buy the drug at 40% below current market rate. that means the state can distribute some of the generic version for free. the state's health director says it is proven to save lives in incredible impact that this drug can have at saving people's lives. >> how easy it is to use, how important it is to make it widely available. so we have it as a tool to save lives everywhere in our state. >> the state is now making plans to distribute the drug to county governments, police agencies, local health departments and schools for free. the shipments could begin as early as next month. a family court in downtown san jose says it is now paying more than $150,000 a day to keep the lights on, following a second power outage at its court building in the past two

months. the latest outage began early yesterday morning. the family court centers paying for a generator and fuel to keep the lights on as it waits for a permanent power source to be restored. the court handles a wide number of cases, mostly involving domestic violence and restraining orders. >> disruption to the litigants is significant. we, the court has, really i think is quite nimble in addressing these kinds of failures and reestablishing operations as quickly as possible. but it takes some herculean efforts from our court staff as well to make that all happen in pgd is not yet said why it hasn't reconnected the power an equipment failure caused the lights to go out at the same building back in early march. >> our cell is heading to san francisco right now, where he'll have a special one on one interview with iron chef morimoto on the nine this morning about a new dining experience aboard a cruise ship. >> so we're monitoring the ropes for him. and right now, the chp is investigating a crash on southbound interstate 880 in oakland that killed a motorcyclist. you can expect

delays in that area, and it is being reported now that tractor trailers are able to use i-5 80 eastbound in oakland until further notice. because of this crash. so take note of that if they're going to be traveling in this area, especially if you're heading in the area of the bay bridge righting smoothly in both directions. and now to the richmond-san rafael bridge. your typical morning delays here. traffic slow moving, but nothing of note at this point. and the bay bridge toll plaza. the metering lights are still on and you can see the traffic is backed up. your normal morning commute at this hour. >> let's get over to steve. >> andre. you crushed that. nice job. >> thanks, steve. you're welcome. >> appreciate it. all right, it's cold this morning for the end of april. we had a few 30s here east of tomales 37. there were many 30s up in mendocino county and also into lake county. but closer to home, woodside and sonoma both briefly dropped to 39. scotts valley, pinole, stanford, hollister and socal, all between 40 and 41. look at these water san

francisco boy an incredibly cold 49 degrees. you don't see that very often. 6448 for the city today. what's average? 6350 so pretty close to or slightly below on the low there. 93 1996 the record some of you might remember that and 45 i don't think anybody remembers that. it was back in 1887. but for us, the city has been really kind of stuck here 60, 62, 62, 63 going 64 today. so it has been a cool pattern for many. temperatures are slowly bumping up the highs just not strong enough too far to the west. a lot of 50s now. 160 brentwood but mainly 50s even to the south now santa cruz 51 hollister from 40 now to 49. low 50s now for many around santa clara, san jose still 28, in truckee, all made in mammoth, south lake tahoe, truckee and alturas all made it to the 20s this morning. we get a west northwest breeze, so even though it's sunny, these systems move into the north. so for today, cold morning, giving way to

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after one of his bodyguards engaged in a confrontation with a passerby while the mayor was doing a tv interview. >> i believe having another second set of eyes, second set of hands. there maybe they could have done some different tactics. maybe you could have had one officer have the mayor and his staff go into another building locked, secure it before this individual could approach while the one was dealing with him outside. now the naacp chapter in san jose and silicon valley also has questions for police about the man at the center of the confrontation. >> president jethro moore sent a letter to the department asking why the mayor's bodyguard stopped him in the first place. >> i see a black man walking down the street on his cell phone. he said something that the black the brother did not take as coming from somebody of

authority or as a police officer. >> unfortunately, reverend moore , has he entered into this with a race element and had nothing to do with race. >> the police officers association says the man who was stopped was a fugitive wanted in georgia. when asked about increasing the mayor's security. city leaders said it's a police matter. >> almost $4 million will be paid by the city of san leandro to settle a lawsuit filed by a mentally disabled man. he accused the police of using excessive force. police body cam video from 2019 shows saul shiflett being detained by police officers after he was beaten and tased, before that, 911 was called after shiflett was seen walking on the street at 2 a.m. dressed as a cartoon ninja. when police arrived and tried to search him, slip says he became scared and ran. his lawyer says that some of the police body cam video of the incident has not been preserved. now, san leandro's interim police chief said in a statement, quote, as a result, our body worn camera recording

retention policy was updated in 2022 to retain video footage for up to seven years. this updated policy ensures a longer retention of interactions with community members to allow for the future review of potential criminal, administrative or civil cases. end quote. now, the settlement that was reached does not include an admission of liability or wrongdoing by the city of san leandro. three teachers in the contra costa unified school district may sue the school district unless it takes action to fill vacant teacher jobs, according to edsource, a lawyer working with the teachers sent a letter to the school board demanding a plan that explains how each teacher vacancy will be filled. the teachers say substitute teachers have been covering some classes since the beginning of the school year, which they say is not giving students an adequate education. the district says finding and retaining teachers is a challenge statewide. in a statement to the district, it says, quote, here, the district has provided support and supervision for its students to the best of its ability. >> marin county says public schools have to stop asking parents to buy school supplies.

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in downtown concord. a live report from the firefight scene, how it's affecting traffic and why this was particularly difficult for crews then for law enforcement. officers are killed and four others wounded in a shootout in north carolina. how the deadly gun battle started. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. >> it's tuesday, april 30th, the final day of april. so let's find out what the forecast is going to be like for today was steve paulson. hey steve. >> good morning. it was cold this morning. it would be a nice day though. temperatures now rebounding 40s and 50s. a teeny bit of fog in san jose south.

looks like it's burning off though pretty rapidly now. santa clara valley all the way down to gilroy, over towards monterey. but we had a couple of upper 30s this morning. see some of that fog? not much left a poof. i think it will be gone next half hour to an hour. lots of sunshine today. we'll still have a breeze though, but enjoy the next couple of days because it looks like a huge change is on the way for the weekend here. sunny skies today. clear. cool morning only, patchy fog. lots of sunshine, 60s 70s on those high temps. is it all about sal here? i think, as are you in the city yet, sal? >> well, i think he's on the road, but we're helping out with the morning commute and there is an important situation developing here in oakland, a deadly crash, unfortunately, at the end of the ramp from the eastbound interstate 80 to southbound. excuse me, eastbound interstate 80 to southbound 880. in oakland, a picture here in the middle of your screen. lanes at the end of the ramp are blocked. cars are still managing to get through. it's a difficult situation, though. here, a photo from a caltrans camera of the area, the chp reports. the crash

left one motorcyclist dead and we're still working to learn if anyone else has been injured. you should expect delays around the route. we'll note a change here as big rigs are now being allowed on five 8580 tonight 80 because of the slowdown, that's usually not the case. another live look at traffic maps here. and we are doing our very best to get you through the morning commute. we see there is definitely some congestion in the area of the bay bridge, and if we can move on, we'll see what else is happening. san mateo bridge if you're there, we'd love to see these pictures. people hopefully heading from hayward to foster city with no problem at all. oh problems. yes. if you are going from hayward to foster city, those are the slow lanes here on the right, not quite bumper to bumper. you're moving, but it's slow. going a little bit better if you are heading eastbound. finally, a quick peek here at the bay bridge toll plaza, stacked up, of course. pretty likely if you're going to head from oakland to san francisco at 830 on a tuesday morning. now to a developing story in concord, heavier than usual traffic is happening in downtown concord, now near the bart station, because of an overnight fire.

crews are still at the scene of a three story building that went up in flames. our allie rasmus live now to tell us which roads are closed and how long we should expect delays in the area. >> well, we're at the intersection of clayton and park in downtown concord, and you can see a lot of traffic having to get around this road closure here. you see all the fire trucks and behind them are what is left of what was a three story building that went up in flames. now, since 10:00 last night, contra costa firefighters have been putting out hot spots. you can still smell the smoke and the burnt building in the air out here. this was an empty three story building that caught fire 1030 last night. luckily no one was hurt. the building had been empty for several years, according to firefighters and video shared with us from viewers who live near the scene. last night showed the flames soaring several stories above the ground through the roof of the building. the roof burnt up, it collapsed. a couple of floors collapsed in this building as well. it is expected to take days for firefighters to determine exactly what sparked

the fire, but initial reports are that it started somewhere near the roof of this building, according to the initial reports, is that they had heavy smoke and flames coming from the top of the structure, not from the parking garage area. >> we won't know for probably quite a while the true cause of the fire here today. >> now, in the meantime, there are several roads around this building that remain closed this morning from concord boulevard and clayton to grant street and clayton, this building takes up an entire corner of one of those blocks. so everything around it, including some of the pedestrian walkways. let's take you back out here, live. and you can see that not just the roads around this building, but also the sidewalks have been cordoned off by police behind this yellow tape here. so firefighters expect the road closures to be in place for much of the day. it's not safe really, for people to walk or drive in this area because of this fire. there's a lot of debris that fell into the roadway. so that's why they

expect to have these closures in effect for much of the afternoon . be advised, if you usually drive or walk through this part of downtown concord near the bart station, that you could expect some delays. live in concord. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> happening today, a virtual town hall meeting hosted by sonoma county supervisor james gore about growing concerns about fire insurance for homeowners. >> we're getting a lot of notes from people who are hearing that their insurance policies are are being pulled or non-renewed. this has been something that's been going on for years, especially since our tubbs fire. this is not really a legislative battle. this is a regulatory work product moving forward right now. >> the recent wave of insurance companies pulling out of california has affected tens of thousands of homeowners. gore says he talked with several officials about possible solutions. during today's panel. we'll hear more about the push to help insurers stay in our area from local and statewide perspectives. >> a memorial is forming in north carolina after four police

officers were shot and killed during a standoff. it happened in charlotte, where they were trying to serve a warrant for possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. when officers arrived, shots were fired from inside the house. police fired back, killing one person in the front yard. a second person then opened fire, leading to a three hour standoff outside my door. >> police were running by and then ambulance started coming in and they were just going everywhere. >> everywhere. >> we heard about over 100 gunshots. it sounded like world war three. >> three of the four officers killed were from the us marshals service. the other was a local charlotte police officer. four other officers were injured. authorities ultimately sent in a swat team with an armored car to smash into the home to. people inside were taken into custody as persons of interest. >> the us is increasing pressure on hamas to accept a new proposal for a ceasefire deal in gaza, although the terms of the agreement have not been made public. secretary of state antony blinken is calling the proposal extraordinarily generous. that's a quote on israel's part. secretary blinken is due to arrive in israel today to advance the truce talks.

negotiators believe progress is being made. >> the pro-palestinian mural in san francisco has been repeatedly vandalized. the artist says he painted the mural on his friend's building in noe valley about five months ago, says the mural is a tribute to the families who've been killed in gaza. surveillance video shows a woman writing bring back our hostages over the mural yesterday. >> yeah. it hurts like to see it get vandalized, but it's nothing compared to the pain that my people are going through in gaza. >> the artist says he thinks two different people carried out each act of vandalism. he says he'll again paint over it. >> construction is now underway for a major new navigation center to help the unhoused in vallejo. the city hosted a groundbreaking ceremony yesterday. it's being built at a former parking lot near highway 37. once completed, the $8 million center will offer 125 shelter beds. >> it's really going to give vallejo, and particularly those who are living on the streets, the opportunity to exit homelessness while they plan their journey for what their

next stage of living is going to be. >> the lawsuit count showed that that there are 450 people living on the street in vallejo. construction on this new navigation center is expected to be finished by december. >> all right. let's talk about this barry weather 8.36. should we be re planning saturday? now, i might yes, i might start thinking that certain i can't ignore it. true. and better to plan and then not need the plan. exactly. >> okay. exactly i mean, maybe it'll arrive later. i don't think so. i think saturday is looking like a rain day as the way it's showing right now. this morning was a cold, cold morning here east of tomales 37. woodside was 39, sonoma 39, woodside and sonoma only briefly touched 39, but they were there. scotts valley, pinole, stanford, hollister, 40, and socal even made it to 41. there were many in there. many, many, many 49. water temp at san francisco. boy is incredibly cold for april 30th and you're seeing low 50s. as long as this water temps stay cold, there will be a lot of fog in our near future 40s. on a few tenths, but now we're starting

to see more 50s here and that makes more sense. i mean, we bounced off those morning lows. the nights are not that long anymore. to get down that cold was impressive. 28. truckee 31, south lake tahoe 47. arcadia to 61. popular near santa barbara, los angeles and san diego. i think the fog is just about gone. there was some there. that line in santa clara valley, san jose, down to morgan hill, san martin, gilroy, over to monterey. but it looks like not much hanging on series of systems. just keep plowing into the pacific northwest. that keeps the breeze going for us. and that northwest wind on the coast keeps the upwelling, which means the water temps are so cold. cold morning. sunny. nice breezy though. temps trying to bump up, but they're really hard pressed to do so a little warmer wednesday thursday there might be a few well inland near 80, but most will be in the 70s. and then what looks to be a significant unless the forecast model is zig instead of zag. but they're all starting to trend wetter. it looks like some rain moves in on saturday, with some lingering, maybe even into sunday with mountain snow. so you know i'm going up there. it'll be sunny and warm. does

not look like it this weekend, but for today, turn up the sunshine. it'll be nice. temperatures 6070s. looks good today. looks good. tomorrow looks good. thursday. i think the cooling begins a lot on friday with big changes on the weekend, especially saturday. >> thank you steve. lawmakers are taking aim at wall street investors as they push for legislation to curb home buying monopolies. next, on the nine how these policies could reshape the housing market, especially for first time home buyers. >> actress sharon stone the focus of a lawsuit. now how she's accused of creating real life drama on a los angeles freeway

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screened for breast cancer starting at the age of 40. the preventative services task force cites rising cases of breast cancer as a reason for the change rates among women under the age of 50 went up 10% in recent years. previously, recommendations called for regular mammogram screenings starting at the age of 50. >> napa county says it's seen an 18% decrease in the number of people living on the street in its most recent annual census. the point in time count also found the number of people sleeping in emergency shelters increased by 34% compared to the previous year. county leaders credit the addition of more than 100 new shelter beds in the past year. they say more than 134 people who were chronically

homeless have moved into permanent housing. >> san francisco city leaders are trying to find ways to improve the night life. city officials, business leaders and community members met at the annual nightlife and entertainment summit, where mayor london breed said the city will work with venues to create easier pathways for more economic opportunities. >> we have to be a real partner from the city side in order to get rid of the bureaucracy, get rid of the layers of fees, get rid of the drama and get to yes, that is my goal. that is my hope . >> the mayor says the city is still not where it wants to be when it comes to recovering from the pandemic. but she says there has been progress and that people in the community are looking for places to come together. a los angeles woman is suing actress sharon stone for allegedly causing a car crash last summer. the lawsuit claims the basic instinct star was speeding and made an unsafe lane change while driving on highway 101 near studio city. the woman filing the suit claims stone ran into her car and is responsible for the injuries she suffered. the plaintiff is seeking $35,000

in damages. sharon stone has not yet publicly responded to this lawsuit. >> the cdc is investigating a norovirus outbreak on multiple cruise ships this month. nearly 200 passengers got sick while sailing. dozens reported feeling ill on a royal caribbean cruise ship that sailed from tampa to los angeles. another outbreak was reported on a cruise ship currently sailing from la through hawaii into the south pacific. more than 100 passengers were treated for virus symptoms at that ship's medical center. at least three rite aid locations in the bay area will close in the next two months. the san jose location, near story on white road will close, as will the rite aid in union city and the union square marketplace and the rite aid at the novato fair mall. the stores pharmacies are closing even sooner. pharmacy at the san jose location is already closed. the union city pharmacy closes today. rite aid says it's closing underperforming stores as it works to boost its finances and exit. chapter 11 bankruptcy. >> 845 is your time. the kentucky derby is known for its fancy hats and this year panera is making one. and yes, it has

to do with its popular bread. >> pam cook has more on that and some important earnings report this morning in dollars and cents. >> good morning mcdonald's and coca-cola released quarterly earnings numbers this morning. mcdonald's report is mixed. as analysts say higher menu prices helped increase margins but driven away some of their customers. coca cola beat analyst estimates with strong sales. and it's not just about coke. also, its fairlife ultra filtered milk and protein shakes doing very well. shares in eli lilly shot up 7% as that opening bell rang this morning. that's after reporting strong sales for its drugs to fight diabetes and obesity. and by the way, ringing that bell this morning was als ride for life. the organization raises money for research to find a cure for als, also known as lou gehrig's disease, taking you live to the new york stock exchange. the numbers have dropped quite a bit in the last hour, with the dow jones now down more than 300 points. some other disappointing earnings weighing heavily on the market, consumer confidence coming in for march. that was disappointing. as well as consumers worry about employment

and inflation. the s&p 500 also down three quarters of a percent, and the nasdaq down about the same to 15,841. the country's largest wireless carriers have been fined nearly $200 million for sharing users location data. the fcc claims the carriers illegally sold real time location information to data collectors. the agency says that allowed highly sensitive information to get into the hands of bail bond companies, bounty hunters and people the agency described as shady actors. t-mobile has been ordered to pay $80 million. at&t was fined $57 million verizon faces a $47 million fine, but the companies say they will challenge those fines in court. boeing has tried to recover from difficult times by raising $10 billion in bond sales. the new financing eases some of boeing's economic struggles as it deals with safety concerns involving its 737 max nine jets. the company lost more than $300

million in the first quarter. its credit rating was near junk status last week. boeing's bonds were quickly scooped up by investors, despite the plane maker facing a combined debt of more than $12 billion for 2025 and 2026, and panera bread helping people with their outfits for the kentucky derby. panera is debuting a new limited edition bread hat. take a look. it's a 3d printed replica of panera's bread bowl. bright ostrich feathers and a golden spoon. it is perfect for derby day, may 4th. the $21 hat quickly sold out after launching yesterday. if you want one, you can request to be added to an email list to be notified when more become available. brilliant marketing, i think on their part to get people to wear bread on their head. i'm pam cook, that's a look at your dollars and cents, pam. >> thank you. art is in san francisco right now. he'll have a special guest on the nine coming up. so we're monitoring the commute for him here. we'll start with a deadly crash at the

end of the ramp from eastbound interstate 80 to southbound 880 in oakland. here, lanes at the end of the ramp are blocked, but cars are still managing to get through. so what you're looking at here is a still photo from a caltrans camera in that area. the chp reports that the crash killed a motorcyclist in the area. no word if there are any other injuries though, but you can expect delays along that route and of note here, big rigs are being allowed on five, 8580 to 980 because of this slowdown. so be warned of that situation. now let's check on some of the other roadways across the bay area. some of the other bridges you're looking live at, the golden gate bridge, traffic flowing smoothly in both directions here, the richmond-san rafael bridge that's been slowing moving at the toll plaza for the last few minutes or so. we'll keep an eye on that. and of course, the metering lights are still on at the bay bridge toll plaza right now, running late into the morning this morning. so something to be mindful of if you're heading into san francisco from oakland this morning. >> well, he had cold morning

this morning because we had a lot of upper 30s and 40s. hard to believe end of april, but we're seeing 50s and 60s now. vacaville and brentwood have recovered into their but a lot of 50s temperatures, though in the mountains in the 20s this morning, now 20s, 30s, 70s on the desert, 40s, 50s in the valley, a little bit of fog hanging on. i think it's about done though. just about done. but give it credit, it was there for a couple of hours here. more systems just keep visiting seattle and portland. that really keeps us from warming up. won't allow the ridge of high pressure to build in. it. will try its best to bump up, but i just have a cold morning. sunny and nice maybe well, well inland brentwood. vacaville might be near 80 on thursday, but i'll tell you it's going to start coming down fast on friday and everything's continuing to point towards a big change on the weekend. looks like some rain and mountain snow will arrive saturday saturday night into early sunday. today though, you can turn up the sunshine. it'll be nice, sunny for all. still, that breeze is not going away. 6070 on the temps. next three days look pretty good. big changes start friday then really

develop as we go into the weekend, especially saturday. >> steve thanks. he's a global legend, leaving his culinary mark on several cuisines. now his restaurant is setting sail on the high seas. coming up on the nine. we're live aboard a cruise ship in san francisco with iron chef morimoto, with behind the scenes look at his newest restaurant and some people walk right by. >> loose change on the pavement, but some treasure hunters were rewarded for looking twice here from some people who found rare coins planted across san francisco, and how much they're worth.

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goldman environmental prize, presented last night in san francisco. >> this year's goldman environmental prize winners were chosen among more than 100 nominations for their courage in battling issues including pollution, deforestation and climate justice. >> some of them have never been on an airplane. many of them have never been to the united states, so it's a little bit of a culture shock. but when they begin to understand how impactful their work is and what a difference they've made, i think that they actually feel stronger and more driven. >> john goldman's parents, san francisco philanthropists rhoda and richard goldman, set out to create an environmental counterpart to the nobel prize in 1989. we have about half a million diesel trucks on our roads every single day representing north america. andrea vidari is a california activist whose work prompted the state to pass emissions limits for the trucking and rail industries.

>> we must continue the fight for accountability, regulations and oversight of the freight system so that it operates in a way that is safer for every worker and every community. >> other winners include known slay, bhishma and synagogue zulu of south africa, who stopped destructive seismic testing for oil and gas to help protect the marine environment. aloke sukla led a community resistance campaign to protect forests from coal mine development in india. teresa vicente of spain worked to save europe's largest saltwater lagoon from collapse. >> join you all this evening. >> maroa marucci johnson blocked the development of a coal mine that would have added dangerous amounts of carbon dioxide to the atmosphere in australia and threatened indigenous rights. marcio gomes coordinated a global investigation that linked beef from the world's largest meat packing company to illegal deforestation in the amazon rainforest. now from san

francisco, the winners will head to washington, d.c, where they will be honored for their achievements on may 1st. over the last 35 years, the goldman environmental prize has awarded $31 million in funding to winners in the newsroom. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news. >> as a rookie, cal fire dispatcher, had an experienced some long timers, never find themselves in the butte county dispatcher helped a couple bring their new baby in world. he was on the receiving end of a 911 call from the couple, who said the baby was coming at their home near oroville. the dispatcher gave the dad detailed delivery instructions right over the phone. >> he was saying, you got all right, you got to help her the rest of the way out. and so i told her to push and took a minute, but i kind of just helped. i kind of wiggled the baby out and then just took her out, and she's she's perfect. she's super healthy. >> having the team and everyone behind me to help me out through our pro qa program really helped me out to calm me down. and then

having tyler call him on the other end of the phone, just everything went smooth. >> the baby girl is the couple's seventh child. mom and dad say this birth, though, was different than all the others. >> now to an update on a story we brought you last week about a scavenger hunt for rare coins in san francisco. it's officially over as all 11 coins have been found. seth chandler, owner of winter coin in the marina district, announced the scavenger hunt last friday. he and his staff said the coins across the city and gave out clues on social media where to find them. now we spoke with some of the people who found the coins. it takes time back and looked at the picture, found the exact bench and it was just kind of looking around and said, oh my god, there's a business card. >> yeah, yeah. and it was the coin found at ghirardelli square. >> the arts, right there. and it was tucked in right in the little corner. yeah it was awesome. i was jumping up and down and everything. it was amazing. >> the owner of the coin store says the valley of the coins ranged from $250 to $2500 each. he says he wanted to hold the hunt to encourage people to get

interested in coin collecting. taylor swift's newest album is making music history. now. the tortured poet's department is number one on the billboard chart. this album currently features a nation's 14 most popular songs, including the number one spot with fortnite. the album set a one week record of 891 million streams, shattering the previous high of nearly 746 million by drake's 2018 album scorpion. taylor swift is now tied with jay-z for the second most number one albums, trailing only the beatles happening today, national, adopt a shelter, pet day, bay area animal shelters are urging people to consider pet adoption, humane society silicon valley says shelters in the bay area and around the country are seeing longer than usual shelter stays. >> people who want to adopt a pet but are concerned about the related costs they should know the group is offering food, as well as spay and neuter services to pet owners in need. well, now is apparently a great time to visit one of the most popular tourist sites in san francisco. the sea lions at pier 39 are out

in full force. officials at the pier posted this photo on social media said the sea lion count is the highest it's been in seven years, with more than 800 sea lions. they're out on the docks with a steady food supply of anchovies in the water. the sea lions are extremely happy and extra active right now. >> firefighters in the east bay cleaning up after a massive fire overnight. we're live from concord this morning as investigators try to piece together what sparked the flames , then protests against the war in gaza spreading at college campuses nationwide. >> what's happening at bay area universities as the growing movement for peace continues? plus major changes on the horizon in san francisco, the bold proposal from mayor london breed to invest hundreds of millions of dollars into city improvements, and where the final decision rests. >> live from jack london square. this is morning time two. >> the night