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jose police officers in a gun battle with a suspect. the shootout at an extended stay hotel along san ignacio avenue in south san jose left a suspect and one of the officers in the hospital, both with life threatening injuries. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary at the scene with an update. jesse on what's happening there. >> gasia good afternoon to you. san jose police are going to hold a media briefing coming up in the next hour to provide more details as to what led up to this shooting here in south san jose. the streets around the extended stay motel remain closed at this hour, which is impacting traffic. this, as investigators continue processing the scene, a scene that saw two police officers and one suspect all shot. the san jose police say a disturbance call brought officers here thursday night to the motel on san ignacio and bernal. that was around 1030 in the evening, according to police. arriving officers saw what they describe as a, quote male suspect investigate. they say that suspect opened fire on two

officers, who then returned fire. >> they came banging on the door very shortly after saying that we had to shelter in place because, well, at first they didn't tell us what happened. then when they came back about two hours later, they let us know that there was officers down. >> the two officers and the suspect all hit. one officer and the suspect are at a nearby hospital in critical condition. the second officer suffered minor injuries and has been released from the hospital. some of the guests who are staying at this hotel say police officers have been called here a few times over the past few days. >> these little incidents that happen all the time, you know, i didn't think anything like this would happen, but you never know. you never know. you know, things are crazy now. >> police have not said what crimes the suspect was wanted for or the nature of the disturbance that initially brought officers here. as i said earlier, news conference top of the next hour where command staff will provide more

information into the exchange of gunfire. that's left three people shot, two officers and one suspect will be there. we'll have that for you online ktvu.com. and of course, updates for you for five and six this evening. we're live in south san jose this afternoon, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. garcia, back up to you in oakland jesse. >> thank you. oakland police gathered to honor the lives of two fallen officers at the alameda county memorial wall. the names of officers twan ley and jordan wingate were added to the memorial in pleasanton. the wall honors law enforcement and firefighters who died in the line of duty in alameda county. officer ley was shot and killed in december while responding to a break in at a cannabis store. officer wingate died april 20th. he'd been on life support following a crash in 2018 involving his patrol vehicle. police in concord say they've arrested the owner of a hair salon on charges of sexual

assault. the police department says chief, who was arrested earlier this week accused of sexual assault of a minor the police say happened inside the hair salon. police say there is reason to believe there may be other victims. they're asking anyone with more information to contact law enforcement. for the first time, children brought into the united states by undocumented immigrants will be allowed to apply for affordable health care. the biden administration made the announcement this morning. ktvu james torres explains the new rule and how it will affect people here in california. >> when i came in 2005 at the age of five years old, yesenia solis found out this morning she will now be qualified to shop for health insurance, something she's never had living in the u.s, meaning any visit to the doctor cost a lot. a lot of, home remedies, a lot of trying to hope, you know, drinking teas and whatnot. so things never had to go to the case of having to go to the doctor. >> that's because she's a daca

recipient, meaning she was brought into the country as a child by undocumented immigrants . hundreds of thousands of daca recipients across the country don't have health insurance. if their jobs don't offer it, they can't get in on government sponsored programs. that's going to change. >> this is going to benefit up to 100,000 people. zach cohn is an immigration attorney in washington, dc, a job he's passionate about. my father was a colombian immigrant, a new rule by the biden administration will let people like jessenia get access to health care. >> for the first time ever, those daca recipients can shop and buy a health plan through the affordable care act. in our state, we call that covered california. >> and these are also people who don't have criminal history and have, committed themselves to education and at minimum, a high school diploma and have been in the united states since they were 2007, since 2007, and since

they've been children. >> today, yesenia is a community organizer and a graduate from uc berkeley, currently working on her master's at sac state. she says this opportunity is a long time coming and hopes it's only one step toward expanding daca recipients rights. >> this is not to say that this isn't, valuable because it definitely is impactful and it gives a lot of resources, especially for taking care of our physical health. but i think we deserve this and we deserve so much more. >> this new change goes into effect in november, when open enrollment for the next year begins. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> the rule does not allow daca recipients to apply for medicaid . however, a decision from governor newsom earlier in the year expanded medi-cal to all undocumented immigrants in our state. new at noon, several bay area companies planning to cut hundreds of jobs in the next two months, most of them in the tech industry, according to official notices filed with the state employment development department. intel, amazon,

kaiser and electric vehicle charging firm free wire technologies have all disclosed intentions to conduct layoffs. intel will eliminate 75 jobs this month in san jose. in june, amazon is laying off 85 workers in san francisco. free wire technologies is cutting 113 jobs in newark. kaiser is eliminating 33 positions in pleasanton and 11 in downtown oakland. in a statement released this morning by intel about its laid off workers, the company said no employees will have the right to bump or displace other employees , and there is no union representing the affected employees. college students hoping to intern at tesla may lose out due to cost cutting measures at that company. a group of students posted on social media this week that tesla notified them they no longer had internships for the summer. some students are complaining they received little advance notice and had already booked housing for the program. students are blaming the electric car company's recent economic issues, which include eliminating 10% of its 140,000 employee workforce. new at noon san jose is building on its efforts to revitalize business

in its downtown district. mayor matt mehan, council member omar torres and small business owners this morning cut the ribbon for the city's storefront activation program. just over a year ago, there were nearly 80 vacant storefronts in the downtown area. there are now just under 70. with today's opening of five pop up shops at moment paseo on paseo de san antonio, mayor mehan says the program will help the small businesses with their initial overhead costs. >> the idea is to support them at the beginning of their journey, reduce barriers to entry as much as possible so that they can test their ideas and learn and adapt and get to self-sufficiency and become totally self-sustaining and growing businesses, creating jobs and unique products and services for our community. >> moment paseo is planning to extend to 11 businesses operating out of four storefronts. well, rain is in the forecast. you haven't changed your saturday plans. maybe roberta gonzalez can convince you to do that now. >> well, but my gift to you,

garcia's. i know on friday afternoons you like to find exhale with a nice book or a magazine outside. i'm giving you splashes of sunshine all afternoon today. good it's perfect. now, enjoy it today, because, boy, are we going to have a sharp contrast in your weather forecast for your saturday. good afternoon everybody. it's our live weather camera looking out towards a beautiful span of the golden gate bridge. we have a little lingering sea haze left over from the shallow deck of marine layer that lined the coast and even penetrated our inland areas early this morning. but nonetheless, we are recovering nicely this morning with the abundance of sunshine, and we appear to have the temperatures responding nicely. in fact, at this hour, santa rosa is at 74 degrees. livermore is now at 70. otherwise, we're in the 60s from san francisco and palo alto to the santa clara valley, and san jose monitoring this right here. this is what garcia was alluding to. it's going to be a washout on your saturday morning. your afternoon plans may be a little

saved, depending on what you want to tolerate, but this is a major cold front, unseasonable for this time of the year. a lot of colder air mass associated with this. so let's go ahead and time it together. here we go. this afternoon we'll notice the clouds begin to increase later tonight. this is the initial bee sun up tomorrow morning which is at six morning. but by then, you know, usually day by day as we start to see this system work into our bay area, we start to down grade the rain amounts. i've upped it up to an inch and a quarter of precipitation in the highest locations of our wettest locations of our bay area. the winds are going to be blustery, and we have a winter weather advisory in effect for tahoe. more details on that and which neighborhood will see the most rain in your seeking a bio

forecast? still straight ahead. >> roberta. thank you. fallout from the protests on the ucla campus. while lawmaker lists his demands in a letter to the feds, then caught on video, masked men drive up to try to steal a car in broad daylight in oakland. how the incident escalat when one person t

debris on campus after the pro-palestinian encampment was demolished, more than 200 people were arrested after a tense standoff between police and protesters, many of them now facing charges of unlawful assembly that carries a maximum penalty of up to six months in jail or a $1,000 fine. a southern california lawmakers requesting a formal investigation into possible civil rights violations at ucla during this week's demonstrations in los angeles, assembly member rick chavez, zbur, sent a letter to the u.s. department of education that outlines his concerns on how ucla responded to protests and counter demonstrations on campus this week, letter says, in part on all counts, ucla has failed to uphold its most important responsibility, which is to protect the safety, well-being and civil rights of all of its students, freedom of speech and freedom to peacefully protest are fundamental pillars of our democracy. but violence, harassment and intimidation are not speech and have no place on campus or anywhere. students at usc are being invited to a

graduation party next week after the university canceled its main commencement ceremony. the cancellation came in response to protests and the controversy when the university told its valedictorian she would not be allowed to give a traditional speech. yesterday, usc said it would instead hold a trojan family graduate celebration at the coliseum featuring drone shows, fireworks and live entertainment, including the usc marching band. administrators at stanford university have sent a photo to the fbi of someone wearing a headband that's normally worn by hamas fighters, university spokesperson says. the person was seen earlier this week near the encampment at white plaza on the stanford campus. investigators say the person wore a green headband, a face covering and glasses. the person has not been identified, and so far the fbi has made no comment. a wave of campus activism in support of gaza is not only dividing students and staff, but also creating divisions within political parties. lawmakers in washington are all over the spectrum on how the protests should be handled. we'll get more now from rebecca castor, the nypd are out in

force friday morning, arresting dozens of protesters at two new york schools. >> there is some organization behind this movement. there is somebody funding this. there is somebody radicalizing our students. >> and most lawmakers in washington want to shut it down. >> these people are saying that they're trying to liberate palestine, but they're yelling heil hitler and that's completely inappropriate. these anti-semitic protest sites have got to stop. >> earlier this week, the house passed a bipartisan bill that would pave the way for universities that allow anti-semitic speech to lose federal funding. but some republicans and democrats take issue with the broad definition of anti-semitism used in the bill and say it infringes on free speech and fair criticism of israel. >> there are things that are being called anti-semitic, that are not anti-semitic. we also need to educate ourselves about that. >> this also targets christians. and, you know, says that christians could be labeled as anti-semitic. >> that bill is now in the hands of the senate, but so far, it's the only action taken by

washington since the college protests erupted. president biden has condemned the violence, but his department of justice hasn't announced any civil rights investigations into these universities, even as many jewish students say they feel unsafe on campus. >> i got spit at, yelled at. they were trying to take my picture. they're definitely trying to intimidate us, get us to leave. but what we really need, though, is moral clarity and leadership on campus and out of the white house. >> we have laws on the books that just need to be enforced. >> so far, the university of southern california is the only university to cancel its main commencement ceremony because of the protests. but others say they're increasing security and safety measures to prevent disruptions in washington. rebecca kaster ktvu, fox two news arizona governor katie hobbs has signed a bill to repeal the state's near-total ban on abortions. >> hey. reproductive rights activists gathered around the governor as she signed a bill to

repeal the ban. however, the new repeal won't take effect until october. this means the near-total ban that dates back to 1864 will be the law in arizona for a few more months. >> we should not rest, but we should recommit to protecting women's bodily autonomy and their ability to make their own health care decisions and the ability to control their lives. >> arizona's attorney general and planned parenthood are looking into ways to allow abortion services during the limited time the near-total ban will be law. once the repeal takes effect, arizona will still ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. well tsa agents got quite a surprise when they found two snakes stuffed in a bag inside a passenger's pants. this happened in miami last week. tsa agents say the passenger had two small snakes inside a camouflaged bag inside their pants. customs and border protection were called in for help. still don't know if those snakes were pets or if the person was trying to smuggle them through the airport. tsa did not say if the unidentified passenger was arrested about an hour from now, 19 people will

receive the presidential medal of freedom. the bay area connections of the recipients in the fields of politics, oc l

people, including several who have bay area connections. former house speaker nancy. congresswoman nancy pelosi is among those receiving the nation's highest civilian honor. the white house ceremony is set to begin in about an hour from now. another recipient is clarence jones, a scholar in

residence at stanford. he's a civil rights activist who helped write the reverend martin luther king jr. s i have a dream speech . also, former stanford swimmer katie ledecky, she's the most decorated female swimmer in history so far, winning seven olympic gold medals and 21 world championship gold medals. pelosi issued a statement on the medal, saying freedom was the vision of our founders has been the goal of our men and women in uniform and is our promise to our children. it is with reverence for freedom and respect for all who have received it that i am deeply honored and forever grateful. two national monuments here in california are expanding . president biden signed a proclamation expanding the berryessa, snow mountain and san gabriel mountains national monuments. berryessa snow mountain national monument stretches over seven counties, including napa. the expansion will add more than 13,000 acres of public land to the monument's original 330,000 acres, land that's considered significant to tribal nations. >> this is testament to the biden administration's commitment to open space, providing protection for this

remarkable open space for generations to come, also providing protections to the incredible cultural artifacts that are a big part of this region for the first peoples, our native americans. >> the president's proclamation also directs the secretary of the interior to explore coast stewardship of the area with tribal nations. presumptive republican presidential nominee donald trump meets with major donors and gop members this weekend in south florida. the event is closed to the press. also gives him a chance to talk with potential running mates. the guest list includes senators tim scott, jd vance and marco rubio, representatives elise stefanik and byron donalds, governors doug burgum and kristi noem, along with entrepreneur vivek ramaswamy. mr. trump heads to florida after wrapping up today's alleged hush money trial in new york city. reporter eric shawn on the prosecution witnesses who took the stand. >> former president donald trump wrapping up the third week of his criminal trial in new york, blasting the case and the gag order against him.

>> everyone said there was no crime. everything was legal. and they're doing this because it's the politics. they want to get biden elected. that's the only reason forensic analyst doug ross returns to the witness stand under cross examination thursday, doss said he reviewed thousands of contacts on the phone of former president trump's lawyer, michael cohen, plus photos and recordings. >> one audio recording played for the jury included a conversation between cohen and trump in september of 2016. the two were discussing how to handle repaying national enquirer publisher david pecker for squashing allegations by former playboy model karen mcdougal of her alleged affair with trump. but just how damaging the recording can be for trump's defense remains unclear, having reported evidence with donald trump's voice is pretty evidence against him. >> i don't think that the president first of all, said enough, said enough that that is damaging. >> whether the former president will testify in the trial

himself remains unclear, elissa harrington testified. no, he won't stop me from testimony. >> the gag order is not for testify. the gag order stops me from talking about people and responding when they say things about me. we have people saying things about me, and i'm not allowed to respond. the audio recordings are setting the stage for the key witness in the trial to testify, and that will be michael cohen at manhattan criminal court. >> i'm eric shawn, ktvu, fox two news. >> the fbi has a warning about the growing crime of real estate title theft. that's what happens when a home or property is transferred to someone else without the owner's knowledge. the fbi says the thieves file a forged deed at the clerk's office with the true owner's name and signature. >> the suspect then turns around and sells it to an unsuspecting buyer. sometimes for cash. they can even go through a title company. >> the fbi says it recorded more than 11,000 real estate fraud victims in 2022 losses totaling $350 million san jose police

detectives are currently processing the scene of a gun battle between law enforcement and a suspect. what we know now about the confrontation that sent two police officers to the hospital, then a reversal of fortune for silicon valley giant apple. why? after announcing a drop in iphone sales, the company is headed to its biggest stock market jump in two years. then a quick reminder that you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. watch our live newscast and get stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv and android tv. search for the fox local app and then choose ktvu

following a shootout when officer's injuries are described as life threatening. the officers were investigating a disturbance last night at the extended stay hotel in south san jose. investigators say the officers located a suspect on the third floor, and that the man opened fire. the suspect was also shot. his wounds are considered life threatening as well. san jose mayor matt mehan spoke about the shooting this morning. >> two families got the call. they always dreaded and prayed would never come, and we got a reminder of the courage that it takes to put on the badge and protect our city every day.

there are no words that can convey how grateful i am that both of our officers have made it to see the morning. >> we expect to hear from the acting police chief, paul joseph, at 1:00, for an update on the confrontations and the conditions of the officers and suspect. now to a frightening moments at an oakland daycare center as a car was stolen from right outside the building in broad daylight. the owner says the thieves pulled a gun on her when she went to see what was happening. ktvu zac sos reports. the whole thing was recorded on camera. >> any situation like that, you kind of just think about what could have happen. like, you know, what if he just decided to fire elaini? >> banes says two masked men rolled up to his mother's east oakland daycare. surveillance cameras capturing it all popped a window. >> took the window out inside. >> his mother, kishna hamilton. her daughter's camaro parked outside. >> it kind of rumbles when you hear the engine start up. so that's how you know the vehicle's being started. >> her assistant, who was too shaken to appear on camera opening the front door to check

on the car to find a gun pointed in her direction. >> it was really early in the morning, so i don't think it was too many kids inside at the time. but you know, bullets have no names on them, so if he would have started shooting, it would it would be terrible. >> the assistant running back inside. >> we have signs in the front of our daycare that say 24 hour child care. and we had parents scheduled to be coming at any moment thankful no one was hurt, but worried about the future. >> i fear for my life. >> i fear continuing to have my business in a space where i don't feel comfortable and safe. >> as for her daughter, she's ready to move out of oakland. all the equipment she works with as a professional hairstylist was in the trunk. >> oakland is missing out on a new business owner who won't be opening up her business in oakland. she'll be taking it elsewhere. >> this as oakland released new data thursday reporting overall crime in the city, down 33% compared to last year. >> i wouldn't say the crime rate is down. i think the way things

are reported might be a little different. >> jelani and his mothers view many neighbors have just given up reporting everyday crime. >> it really hurts because we love oakland. we love being here . but something has to happen, you know, because it's getting out of control. >> her message to city leaders we've got to see more police presence. >> we've got to see more community engagement with the police. we've got to see these criminals get off the streets. >> and it turns out this is not even the first time they've had a family car stolen. they say it has happened three times before. so they say frankly, they are not expecting to get their daughter's car back in oakland, zac sos, ktvu fox two news oakland fire officials say they're now investigating a restaurant fire last november as a case of arson. >> horn barbecue reopened last week after fire shut it down for half a year. the building was deemed unsafe to use due to fire damage, authorities say evidence at the scene revealed someone may have set the fire intentionally. the owner says the restaurant was defaced and

vandalized the day before it burned. now to hawaii, where maui county is filing a lawsuit against major cell carriers over the deadly wildfires there last august. the county is suing verizon and t-mobile spectrum, and at&t says the companies failed to properly inform police of widespread service outages during the incident. the county says if it had known it would have used other methods to get an evacuation effort out to people on lahaina, 101 people died in the fires. firefighters in san leandro are investigating a house fire that happened on 167th avenue and los banos drive last night around 10:00 at a two story home. this video from citizen app shows flames and clouds of thick, gray smoke at the scene. alameda county firefighters say they had the flames out in about 20 minutes. no one was hurt. two people inside were able to get out safely. across the bay, a local firefighter is battling brain cancer is now advocating for his colleagues. san francisco fire battalion chief matt alba is a member of the san francisco firefighters cancer prevention foundation. after being on the front lines of various

california wildfires, including the camp fire up in paradise that was diagnosed with an incurable form of brain cancer, he's been receiving treatment for a couple of years, gets mri scans twice a year. he's trying to save others from a similar fate and advocating for fellow firefighters who are known to be exposed to toxic chemicals on a daily basis. >> there's a lot that we can do as a society to make this better, because fires are always going to happen, emergencies are always going to happen, accidents are always going to happen, and we'll need firefighters to step up. >> the firefighters cancer prevention foundation is funding a study of 50 active duty firefighters to observe how their dna changes based on exposure to toxic chemicals. some of those firefighters are being given sulforaphane shots, which studies have shown help lower carcinogens. one company that sells sulforaphane shots is partnering up with the foundation for the study and is providing the product free to

firefighters. >> this company has recognized that firefighters are the most vulnerable in society to be exposed to these chemicals like diesel, diesel exhaust, wildfire smoke, the benzene in in smoke. so the benefits of sulforaphane extend to anti-cancer, anti-inflammatory, brock shots firefighter protection program is live now for every purchase. >> it's giving a free 30 day supply to firefighters. we've posted a link on ktvu.com/web links. head there for more information. the american red cross unveils its new bay area blood processing facility tomorrow. officials say it's state of the art, and the office will provide humanitarian services and a blood lab. the facility is located at the former boy scout building on davis street in san leandro. a ribbon cutting ceremony takes place at 1030 tomorrow morning. the red cross northern california coastal region serves more than 10 million people across 15 counties from sonoma down to monterey. apple is on

pace for its best stock market day since 2022. the tech giant reported today better than expected earnings for the second quarter. apple also announced the largest ever stock buyback program. shares are up about 7% right now. apple plans to buy back $110 billion of its shares. these developments come after the company reported overall sales dropped 4, while iphone sales went down 10% in year to year numbers. economists are still optimistic about apple. bank of america analysts call apple a top pick. job growth wage increases cooled last month, calming concerns the economy may be overheating and reviving. hopes the fed could lower interest rates this fall. edward lawrence has more from washington, d.c. cream biscuits and u.s. job growth slowed sharply in april, while the unemployment rate unexpectedly rose, a sign that high interest rates and inflation are starting to weigh on the labor market. >> the economy added 175,000 new jobs last month, fewer than

march and a five month low. the unemployment rate rose to 3.9. >> that job gain number is actually higher than the average in 2019. this is a solid report, and it's exactly, i think, what wall street and the fed want to see that inflation is coming down. the labor market is not the main source of inflation. >> some of the losses were in administration and support services losing 22,700 jobs. now within that temporary help services lost 16,400 jobs. manufacturing has added 8000 jobs, but over the past three months, manufacturing lost 5000 jobs. meanwhile, the number of people working or looking for work remained about the same. while the wage growth was more subdued, with average hourly earnings rising less than expected. month over month wages increased 0.2. >> the most important number in this report was the lousy wage gain numbers. now i know wall street might like low wages, but you know what? workers like high wages. >> we always want to see workers getting more money in their pockets, right? workers having

more breathing room is fundamental to the president's vision of how we build an economy from the middle out and the bottom up. >> the economy is now added back. all the jobs lost in the pandemic and created just under 6 million jobs in washington. edward lawrence fox business. >> happening today, oakland's first fridays event, is back with the theme of latin pride, a celebration of oakland's latin american residents and businesses. there will be food for sale djs playing latin american music tonight. celebration is from 5 to 9 on telegraph ave between 22nd and 27th streets. exciting news now for bird lovers. a new public webcam has been installed on alcatraz for people who want to see a nesting pair of peregrine falcons, the national park service and golden gate national parks conservancy says the inspiration came from uc berkeley. one of the birds on the alcatraz island is a child of annie the falcon on the cal campus. the national park service has been monitoring the bird on alcatraz and her mate since 2020. we have a link to that live camera on our website, ktvu.com. then just click on web links. just head to cinco de

mayo this sunday. san jose police have spent weeks making sure this year's celebration goes off safely. what's in the works to make ia family friendly

family friendly gatherings. as ktvu reporter, south bay ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary tells us. decisions made by the police department to control crowds last year proved controversial. while some city leaders alleged racial profiling

, david polanco polishing one of his rolling works of art, a 1963 chevy impala ss. >> her rumbling engine and low riding body will be front and center this weekend at one of two cinco de mayo parades. >> very excited and a little nervous. it's just because, you know, you want everything to, to go well after all your planning, polanco, president of the lowriders council of san jose, says planning for this year started days after last year's event. >> the result will see a parade on the east side along the king road corridor and one through downtown san jose on santa clara street. >> we're encouraging the public to come down, celebrate responsibly and to be able to celebrate with us, sergeant jorge garibay says. >> several street closures will be in effect saturday for multiple events and sunday two lowrider parades, both starting at 10:00 in the morning. councilman omar torres is spearheading efforts downtown. >> we know that when we

collaborate with our san jose police department, right, it's going to be a little bit more organized. and, folks feel safer coming down to celebrate cinco de mayo, the 680 freeway off ramp to story road will be closed. >> and there is a potential for road diversions based on traffic congestion. this year, the department is doing more than collaborating. officials say officers will ride in the lowrider parades in this 1964 plymouth. >> i think we're fortunate the community is willing to collaborate with us and that we're have the opportunity to be involved in these parades. just because we remove a band, that doesn't mean that the community wants to be part of the parade, polanco says, cementing a better relationship with the sapd was always a goal from the old days to the ugly days to the current day of two parades, when we kind of sat down, you know, and talked about things and, and, and, since then, the relationship has grown. >> we have a line of communication so that we could further grow that and, you know, hopefully, like within five years, it's even better. police

officials say they expect hundreds of thousands of people to come to san jose this weekend for the two day celebration, which culminates with cinco de mayo on sunday. >> we'll put a complete list of events on our website. officials say if you plan on coming, may want to try mass transit or rideshare in downtown san jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news more rain is in the forecast for the weekend. >> ketv meteorologist roberta gonzalez is fine tuning the timing and how much we expect to get. well, absolutely gasia because sunday is cinco de mayo. >> yeah, and we don't want any rain on that parade. right when you get a gonzalez involved, you got to make sure there's sunshine. so that's what we have for your cinco de mayo forecast for sunday. we do have fresh skies with the passage of a cold front. the winds will be a little bit on the brisk side out of the northwest, 10 to 20mph, but partly sunny skies during the day and below average temperatures into the 60s. let's stay with the south bay. this is monument peak looking out

towards the santa clara valley, not a cloud in the sky. we're currently at 69 degrees at the rose garden district, backing through alviso into downtown san jose. meanwhile 74 degrees to the north and santa rosa to the east. 70 and throughout the tri-valley. it is now 55 along the sea shore and 62 in san francisco. nice temperature 64 to 68 around the peninsula, but the winds are beginning to kick up 17 an inch throughout that san bruno gap. 18 along the sea shore ten in napa, these winds will increase during the afternoon. not as blustery as yesterday, but nonetheless out of the west 10 to 20. occasionally a stronger gusts and that ushers the pollen around. if you sneeze and wheeze, it's because of the tree count. it's the oak and the mulberry tree coming into play. but meanwhile, if your neighbor is mowing their lawn, it's the grass count that may be bothering you, making your nose a little bit on the itchy side. all right, here is the protein front already banging up against the pacific northwest, causing some precipitation there. behind it, colder air mass. your

temperatures will drop by a good 20 degrees on saturday. let's clock this system together with our future cast. everybody becomes cloudy tonight. overnight here's the leading edge of the system. knocking on the door of the north bay. by saturday morning, sunup, which is at 608. we know you have those little league game plans tomorrow and it's not going to happen. this is majorly a morning event. here is the front slicing through the bay area by 9:00 in the morning hours. copious amounts of precipitation will fall. the wind will kick up and the temperatures drop. we do have some renegade showers with the passage of that front, but by saturday evening just a hit and miss shower and then turning partly sunny for your cinco de mayo. so high pressure. don't get me wrong. still coming into play today with gorgeous conditions. it's tomorrow when the bottom falls out and up to an inch and a quarter precipitation, and the wettest locations here in the bay area and that means up to 18in of snow and the highest peaks of

the sierra nevada area, with the winter weather advisory in effect. today's date time highs into the 70s, for the most part flirting with 80 degrees. it will be cooler tonight and here is your weekend. you know, if it's a weekend. we've got clouds in the forecast and then we're saving that for saturday. >> roberta. thank you. flash flooding across the south has left parts of texas swamped this morning. heavy rain and thunderstorms pummeled parts of the south. the system added even more water to rising rivers across southeast texas. a number of communities around houston are under flood watches now. emergency officials say the san jacinto river has already reached 70ft this week, could rise by another eight. they're now comparing the water levels to what was seen back in 2017 during hurricane harvey street. >> side structures will have rooftop flooding and means the water will be hitting power lines, which puts our emergency evacuation vehicles at risk because they're not going to be able to see those power lines. >> texas governor greg abbott

has issued a disaster declaration for nearly 90 counties, which are either already dealing with or at risk of severe flooding happening today in maine. the bowling alley that was the site of a mass shooting last year is reopening. six months have passed since a gunman opened fire on the lewiston bowling alley. eight people were killed there, 18 total were killed in the shooting, marking the deadliest in the state's history. as the community slowly recovered, the venue underwent a makeover. the owner says he is ready for an emotional day as he welcomes his customers back. the wife of a man accused of intentionally driving his car off a cliff with his family inside, is speaking publicly now for the first time, the wife of dharmesh patel told a san mateo county judge she thinks her husband should receive mental health treatment instead of prison time. prosecutors have charged her husband with three counts of attempted murder after he drove off devil's slide near pacifica in january of 2023. patel, his wife and their two children all survived the crash amid a push to amend

california's proposition 47, which lowered penalties for petty thefts and minor drug offenses. some say there are more effective solutions than removing the law or imposing harsher penalties for repeat offenders. ken oliver is the vice president of corporate social responsibility at checker. we talked with him on the night, he said. stable employment has been shown as one way to help reduce the likelihood of someone re-offending. >> what's causing this is poverty and lack of access. so when people lost jobs coming out of the pandemic, primarily in the service sector, primarily in the hospitality sector, in the food sector, the people who are underserved, the people who live in east oakland and the tenderloin district and other communities are the ones that lost their jobs because there wasn't access. there wasn't people going into those businesses. what we're saying is giving people access and providing pathways to livable wage jobs in places like the bay area or los angeles county is the true answer, dr. oliver says. >> california spends about $130,000 a year to send a person to prison, and says that money would be better spent investing in education and job training programs. as san mateo county

authorities are hoping to take weapons off the streets, the sheriff's department says, rain or shine, it will hold a gun buyback event tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the county building in south san francisco on old mission road near oak avenue and highway 82. all firearms will be accepted, no questions asked. $50 for nonfunctioning firearms, $100 for handguns, shotguns and rifles, $200 for assault weapons, and untraceable ghost guns. an unforgettable cultural experience is returning to san francisco's mission district, the city's international arts festival is back with a focus on sociopolitical issues. at least a dozen mission based venues will host shows through next weekend. andre wood is the founder and organizer of the event, says 100 performances will feature 50 talented artists and ensembles you won't want to miss. >> we're still producing out of some venues, but in some venues we're just sort of the interface between the artist and the and the venue. so if you're mentioning free shows, the ones that bissap baobab, we have some fanfares and barletta this sunday, that's a free show and

it's a balkan music. and also our closing night party is going to be istanbul connection on sunday, on sunday, may the 12th. that's also a free show. >> if you'd like to see a performance in san francisco's international arts festival, head to our web link section at ktvu .com. well, he's a favorite among warriors fans. shaun livingston helped the team to several nba championships. now he is setting hi sights on a new

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company behind the popular weight loss drug wegovy reports. at least 25,000 people in the u.s. start taking its medicine every week. doctors, though, say the shots alone won't solve most people's problems with obesity. >> drugs are really designed to be used as part of a very, very, very comprehensive and personalized treatment plan that also includes dietary strategy, physical activity, and behavioral modification.

>> doctors stress obesity is a chronic disease, one that requires long term medical treatment. many of us know shaun livingston as a three time champion with the golden state warriors, but as ktvu jason appelbaum reports, livingston is now wearing a new hat. as the newest member of the owners of the oakland roots soccer club. >> and shaun from the foul line doing it all. >> he was known as the master of the mid-range throughout his 17 year nba career. shaun livingston dominated the competition 10 to 15ft from the basket, and shaun livingston was so efficient he knew they needed some scoring. >> now, livingston will try and dominate in the sport of soccer, joining nba hall of famer jason kidd, nfl legend marshawn lynch and rocker billie joe armstrong of green day, among other celebrities. >> as an investor in the oakland roots and in the community where the now las vegas resident said he left his heart.

>> it's just a special place to be, a special place for any sports teams. obviously it's been a rough couple of years. you know, there, you know, with some of their franchises. but i mean, you look at what the roots and the soul are doing there in the community really being an anchor, you know, to that community and their growing fan base as well. >> it's a fan base. livingston knows very well winning three titles in his five seasons with the warriors. now at age 38, five years retired, he says he doesn't miss the 82 game grind, but he does miss the playoffs and his former teammates. >> i'm still invested. those are my guys for life. and you know, it's pretty painful to, you know, watch the playoffs without the warriors because it's just it's not the same. >> can the warriors get back to the promised land one more time with the core three still intact? what if it meant trading one of their young players and future draft picks to bring back, say, kevin durant for another run?

>> any time you have a chance to play with a player like kevin durant, it's hard to turn that down. but me personally, you take that shot. you know, if you have a chance to win a championship, if you truly believe that, but i can't speak for those guys. >> one of those guys is steph curry. so what will livingston tell his two young kids about playing alongside one of the best players in nba history? >> honestly, just how much of a good person he was you know like and leader. i mean he's you know, a guy that leads by example and he lives his life, his daily life that way. and just even better person than he was a player. it's hard to hard to really say for somebody who's going to go down as one of the greatest of all time. >> as for his new role as minority owner of a pro soccer club, livingston admits he's a newbie to the sport. so he decided to have a little fun testing his soccer knowledge. if i say a clean sheet, a clean sheet, what am i referring to? >> you're crushing me, i'm going

to give you one. all right? i'm going to give you one. all right, go ahead, go ahead. >> all right. good clean sheet is when a goalkeeper has a shutout. >> ice. okay. no, this is good, man. i need it here. where's my pen? this is good. all right. >> okay. let's go. >> how about a banger, a banger? >> here's rodriguez for the roots. he's going to let one fly. oh, my. >> it's got to be a goal from 4050 yards. you know, it's got to be. you got it. >> we're going to end on a high note right. all right. note all right jason applebaum ktvu fox two sports. >> meanwhile women's college sports are growing in popularity. stanford's softball team is hoping it can keep that train rolling. women's sports viewership on television is at an all time high, due in part to last month's college basketball tournament. now postseason play and softball is about to begin, as the fifth ranked cardinal gears up for its last series of the regular season, the team says it thinks women's sports will only continue to grow. >> i think it can really get to a point where softball does

become a big of a sport, as it should be, as they continue to build stadiums that have bigger capacities and more people can come and see games. >> i think that's a big piece of it. you're starting to see programs really, invest in their women's softball programs. >> stanford's hosting its final regular series today against oregon. next week, they'll host the last ever pac 12 tournament. then they'll await their fate in the ncaa selection on may 12th. yay very exciting. yes. final check of the weather, roberta gonzales. we have all reshuffled our plans because of what you have to say on saturday. >> yeah, i know we are forecasting up to an inch and a quarter of rain right here in the bay area, and it's pretty much only in the morning hours. then we'll begin to taper off and enjoy the second half of your saturday. but nonetheless, an inch and a quarter of rain is more rain than we see for the entire month of may. and we will get it on saturday alone in the highest locations in the bay area. >> are we still in a situation where we need that rain? we can always use it, but do we need

it? >> we you know, we can always just put it aside and, you know, save it. yeah, we can use it. okay. >> make our plants and lawns. >> we are above average in just about all areas except for oakland at this particular time. >> all right. let's give oakland some love. all right roberta, thank you so much. thank you as well for watching ktvu fox two news at noon. we'll meet you back here at 4:00 for our next newscast. stay tuned because pictionary is next. in these final hours of clear, smooth sailing along the oakland alameda estuary. again, the rain moves in early tomorrow. we'll have you dialed in forecast wise in our next newscast, and always streaming on fox local. (upbeat music plays) - [tammy] can you guess what this is? if you guessed white house, then you'd be a great contestant on pictionary! (audience applauds) our first celebrity captain is a tv icon and a certified hoops fanatic. it's the steph curry of sketch, jaleel white. and with him are married couple, chris and sarah. our other celebrity captain, loves burning man almost as much as she loves pictionary.