armed suspect. good evening. i'm greg lee, and i'm crystal bailey. >> we've been monitoring the standoff situation for the last two hours. this is a live look from above. you can see two armored vehicles surrounding a suspect's car, and the car's back windshield has holes in it. but it is unclear right now if those are bullet holes. >> chp tells us this stemmed from a reported shooting on highway 101 in santa rosa this morning. officers tracked that suspect vehicle through a shopping center in rohnert park, which led to a pursuit about 330. that suspect vehicle stopped here near the 8680 interchange in fairfield. right now, we want to bring in officer andrew berkeley, public information officer with the chp officer berkeley. appreciate the time. let me start with the strategy here. as we have been watching this unfold, we see that car boxed in. what can you tell us about what's happening now? >> yeah. so what you're seeing is the solano county sheriff's office and the fairfield police department are utilizing their armored vehicles. as you mentioned, this vehicle and the

suspect are out of a shooting incident that occurred in santa rosa today, we do at this point believe that the suspect is still armed. and just to be clear, the holes that you see in the back windshield are are not bullet holes. they are less lethal, so the swat teams are going through options that they have right now to try to get the individual to, to surrender his weapon and ultimately surrender. >> so, officer, you're talking about those not being bullet holes and him, this person being still armed. is it still a dangerous situation for folks out there as they travel past that area? >> absolutely. and as you mentioned, we have both directions of interstate 80 shut down right now. and that is the reason why, again, once we were able to determine that he is still armed, our biggest concern is the safety of everyone else nearby. and so while we understand this is frustrating to everyone trying to get home on a friday evening, our biggest concern is, is the safety of

everyone who may just be driving by. >> yeah. officer berkeley, we know this pursuit as we look at this traffic map, as you referenced, just how backed up 80 is right now, when we go back to that pursuit, we know that he has a flat tire. is that what you believe led him to stop at this 8680 interchange, which has led to this standoff? >> yes, it appears so. at one point during the pursuit, it appears that, one of the agencies involved, at some point along the way, was able to successfully deploy a spike strip, which ended up flattening 1 or 2 of the tires. so it appears that eventually he understood he wasn't able to go any further and just chose to stop where he is now. >> officer berkeley has has there been any gunfire exchanged between him and your officers out there? >> no. at this time there has not. as i mentioned, the holes that are in the rear window are actually from less lethal projectiles. so the swat teams did utilize, gas. they did

utilize some less lethal options to try to get him to surrender. but so far those have proven to not be successful. >> officer berkeley, we're seeing throughout this standoff you've utilized that drone to maybe get a picture of the suspect inside. when you go back to some of those less than lethal. is that tear gas? and we see another canister look like it's being deployed here. what are they using exactly here? >> so i'm not on scene with them right now. i can say that, you know, these teams are very well trained. they have a lot of different options that they can use, we know that there are things that, you know, we want to work through. our goal is to get this individual out of the vehicle and in custody without being injured, without our officers or anyone else being injured. so we need to work through these steps. and again, we understand people are are frustrated in this backup. but our our number one goal is safety. >> okay. thank you, officer berkeley for your time there. we're continuing to monitor the situation obviously causing a lot of backup on the freeway

there as people continue to try to get home. do you know how long this might go on, you know, again, we are working as quickly as possible to resolve this, but we can never sacrifice safety for the sake of speed. so our our priority is getting this resolved as quickly as possible and having, you know, everyone stay safe at the same time. >> all right. officer berkeley, chp, public information officer updating us on the standoff at the 8680 interchange in fairfield, where we can see that suspect vehicle boxed in swat officers as well as chp working on coming up with a resolution to this situation as they fire less than lethal, as well as other mitigants like gas into that car. we will continue to stay updated. officer berkeley, thanks so much for your time. thank you. >> and now to san jose, where two officers were shot and wounded. >> today, police say the officers were protecting a mother and her three children from a domestic violence suspect , who then started shooting at officers. >> as ktvu jesse gary tells us, the shootout unfolded at a hotel

where the family was hiding. >> this is the classic reason why police work is so dangerous. it's the unknown. you could go to this call a thousand times and nothing ever goes wrong. and the thousand and first time is this one. >> san jose acting police chief paul joseph says two patrol officers lucky to be alive after confronting armed felon kevin briones around 1030 thursday night. a front desk receptionist at the extended stay hotel on san ignacio avenue near bernal road called 911, saying someone in a third floor room needed help. >> a mother and children were sheltering on the other side of a thin motel door from a known man who had recently committed violence on them. >> two arriving officers confronted briones in a hallway. investigators say the 33 year old felon, who was wanted on two warrants, reached into a duffel bag, pulled a stolen nine millimeter handgun and opened fire. the two officers returned fire, rattling hotel guests. >> they came banging on the door very shortly after, saying that

we had to shelter in place. they let us know that there was officers down. i'm shaking. i'm scared. >> the officers on the force one year and two and a half years were both injured, with the junior officer being critically wounded. >> the second officer immediately pulled the more seriously injured officer to safety and immediately began assessing him for injuries. went to apply a tourniquet before he even realized that he himself had been shot. >> briones jumped through a third story plate glass window onto the ground below and tried to escape. >> i didn't think anything like this would happen, but you never know. you never know. you know, things are crazy now. >> backup officers found him a short distance away and arrested him. >> thanks to the swift and courageous action of our officers, no one else was harmed. and there's no ongoing threat. >> one officer was treated for moderate injuries at a nearby hospital and released. the other remains in critical condition. but chief joseph says the prognosis from surgeons is promising.

>> are these life threatening injuries? and she said they are. but he'll survive. >> briones is also in critical condition after being hit at least once in the exchange of gunfire. officials say this case points to a convergence of criminal justice factors that must be addressed. >> illegally possessed guns continue to proliferate our streets and place our community and officers in danger, the chief says. >> over the past 15 months, 12 san jose police officers have been targeted by gunfire. five officers have been hit. briones remains in the hospital and won't make a court appearance until he's discharged. the mother and her three children, ages eight, ten and 15, are okay , at least physically outside san jose police headquarters. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> we have more details now about a deadly crash in the east bay that killed a family of four, including two children, the alameda county coroner has now positively identified the fourth victim in the crash. 41 year old quincy george was with her husband, tyrone george, in their nine and 13 year old sons in the crash. they lived in

pleasanton. they were returning home from a birthday party. authorities say tyrone george was driving. the car left the roadway and crashed into a tree before catching fire. police say the cause of the crash is under investigation, and that speed may have been a factor. >> another postal worker robbed, this time in oakland as crime reporter henry lee tells us, officials believe the suspect was tracking the postal workers movements. >> watch as this postal worker leaves an apartment complex in oakland's adams point neighborhood. a man literally pops up, surprises her and robs her of postal keys. but it looks like the robber is crouching. >> it looks to me like behind some bushes. >> it happened at this apartment building at euclid and jane avenues at about 1230 thursday afternoon, and as soon as she steps out the security gate of that apartment building, he's there waiting to snatch those keys and run postal inspector matthew norfleet says it's likely the robber had been tracking the carrier's movements. >> this is somebody who knew what he was looking for. set up, targeted the carrier. a set up

to give himself the best chance of getting away. >> the holdup happened exactly two months after another carrier was robbed while on her rounds, just blocks away. also on euclid avenue near grand avenue. you can hear her screaming off camera while the robbers don't appear to be the same man, norfleet says it's too early to say if the same crew is responsible. this part of adams point includes several mail routes, so there's plenty of postal trucks driving around. >> they steal their keys. they are not the master keys, and that's how they do it. >> neighbors like daniel dillard says postal workers are especially vulnerable while on the street, targeted by robbers who want to steal mail. later >> then it's like kind of sad because the other person is just the mailman or the mail delivery is just like doing their job. we spotted this carrier on her rounds on adams street, but she realized her truck was too hot and couldn't run. >> a supervisor had to be called. they had to transfer bins of mail and packages to another truck. residents say they're unnerved by the holdups. >> surprising to us, we didn't

realize that these postal women were getting targeted and robbed of their keys. we just saw our postman as we walked over. >> the postal service is offering rewards of up to $150,000 for tips leading to the arrest and convictions of these robbers in oakland. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> the us justice department and google wrapped up closing arguments today in the antitrust case against the tech giant. the justice department is accusing google of paying billions of dollars to maintain a monopoly, owning or controlling channels for about 80% of search queries in the us. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with legal experts who say this landmark case could determine the future of the internet. >> the department of justice's antitrust lawsuit against google finally reached closing arguments friday. >> what happens in this case is really going to determine the future of, you know, really the next 20 years of the internet. >> mitch stoltz with the nonprofit electronic frontier foundation says the case could impact the choices consumers have in the future. the justice

department argued that google illegally kept a monopoly over the search engine business by spending $20 billion a year with companies such as apple, in order to be the default search engine on devices. its telling that google was spending upwards of $20 billion a year on deals to keep google search the default search engine in various mobile operating systems and web browsers. >> and that was more money than they spend on research and development. >> google attorneys argue that companies such as apple chose them because google has the best product, and that is easy enough for consumers to download a different search engine. but exclusive distribution agreements can make competition difficult, even for big companies, according to santa clara university law professor eric goldman, microsoft's bing has competed with google for apple's deal and has not been successful. >> so what chance does a company that's even smaller than a microsoft who might be a new

player in the industry, have to go and dislodge a major player like google? >> goldman says if the judge rules google is an illegal monopoly. there is a wide range of punishments. >> you could imagine mandating some kind of choice. you could prevent the distribution agreements altogether. you could impose significant financial consequences on this. you could require apple to do some other kind of competition or beauty show in order to pick its winner. >> goldman says the most extreme measure would be in order to break up google, but one concern is whether any remedies will hinder future growth in the industry. >> the technology will keep moving, but the remedy doesn't evolve and it gets out of sync. >> it is expected the federal judge will issue a ruling by late summer or early fall. from the newsroom jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news and san francisco is getting ready for one of the nation's largest conferences on cybersecurity. >> it starts monday, held at the moscone center. the rsa conference will focus on the posed risks of artificial intelligence and the growing

threat of deepfakes. we spoke with mickey boland from check point software technologies, a redwood city based cybersecurity platform, about the growing threats of generative ai model technology. >> these companies are completely unprepared. they really are unprepared. they're not understanding the risk to their business, the harms that can be created. and then they i think they're in denial in some sense of how sophisticated and good this technology is. >> the rsa conference will wrap up on tuesday. excuse me. thursday, may 9th. >> several bay area companies announcing layoff plans over the next two months, the latest cuts hitting the tech industry. >> and barry, whether we have another nice sunny day out there heading into your friday evening , but some big time changes as we move into saturday, a return of winter rain here and snow in the sierra, and we'll have the update coming up.

>> and san francisco is hoping to change the landscape of the financial district with a new entertainment zone. details on the proposed new social spot

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the 680 interchange in fairfield. you can see the suspect vehicle that is pinned in by a swat vehicle and a bearcat. it looks like from the side of that swat vehicle that they've been working to break

out that back windshield, as they have been trying to negotiate with this alleged shooting suspect for several hours now, to no avail. we were told by chp that they even fired some less than lethal projectiles and some gas into that vehicle, but that suspect did not come out. >> we've been watching this unfold for almost three hours now. officers moving their vehicles close and boxing the suspect vehicle in which is a gray toyota corolla. the driver of this vehicle is suspected in a freeway shooting on 101 in santa rosa. that was around 11 this morning. it caused a chase across the bay area. you can see there's some tear gas there. what looks like tear gas being deployed by law enforcement officers as they surround the vehicle. >> now, officers tracked that suspect vehicle to rohnert park that triggered a pursuit across four bay area counties that car finally stopped in this location around 330. this afternoon after getting a flat tire due to some spike strips at the top of the hour, we spoke with chp officer andrew barclay, who tells us they have been working with this suspected shooter all afternoon

to try to get him to get out again. deploying that less than lethal projectiles and that gas. but again, the traffic impact here is huge because both directions of i-80 shut down near the 680 interchange in fairfield. traffic backed up for miles in either direction. >> now, officers say there has not been any gunfire exchanged yet or at this time, this is all happening in the northbound lanes. chp says the situation is dangerous enough to shut down the freeway in both directions. they say the suspect is still armed and dangerous, but they're trying to get him to surrender. there's no telling how long this standoff will continue, but we will continue to monitor it and bring you the latest updates as they come. >> now to this college students hoping to intern at tesla may lose out due to cost cutting at the company. a group of students posted on social media this week that tesla notified them they no longer had internships this 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 and several bay area employers are revealing plans to cut hundreds of jobs over the next two months. >> most of the cut offs are coming in the tech industry, according to official notices filed with the state employment development department. intel, amazon, kaiser and electric and electric vehicle charging ferm free wire technologies have all disclosed intentions to conduct layoffs. intel will eliminate 75 jobs this month in san jose and in june, amazon is laying off 85 workers in san francisco. free wire technologies is cutting 113 jobs in newark, and kaiser is eliminating 33 jobs in pleasanton and 11 in downtown oakland. in a statement released earlier today by intel about its laid off workers, the company says, quote, no employees will have the right to bump or displace other employees, and there is no union representing the affected employees. and san

francisco's mayor is hoping to create a new hot spot in the middle of the financial district. >> ktvu is christien kafton has more on the city's first proposed entertainment zone. >> san francisco's mayor is proposing legislation to turn this section of front street between sacramento and california into the city's first entertainment zone. >> we want to put a smile, filled with joy on the faces of san franciscans and the people who live and work here. >> overall, the zone would allow bars and restaurants to sell alcohol during outdoor events. duncan lay reopened harrington's bar and grill just before saint patrick's day, after it had been closed for about four years. he says while businesses okay midweek, it falls off dramatically over the weekends, he says an entertainment zone would help the opportunity to activate a street like this so easily, and then to have people spill out into the street from the business and back in and just create this free flow of energy and entertainment, it seems, is really exciting as a

as a business owner. >> right? >> the mayor says the legislation is part of her plan to revitalize the downtown. my 30 by 30 plan to bring 30,000 students and residents to downtown by 2030, and some excitement of residents, businesses, restaurants. >> but fun has to be a part of the mix. and what is more fun than creating an entertainment zone? state senator scott wiener authored sb 76, allowing san francisco to create the entertainment zone and says it won't mean nonstop mardi gras. >> i saw a headline this morning about bourbon street and yes, new orleans is a lot of fun. nashville is a lot of fun, but there are a bunch of states that have done this michigan, ohio, i believe new jersey visitors to the area like these business students from uc berkeley say it's a great idea. >> the city is quiet now. >> a lot of people are moving out to the south bay. so if this is the way to keep the younger generation and make it like a

fun place, that would be such a good idea. >> but not everyone is so sure it'll work. >> it's definitely interesting. and they do something down here. it's been pretty dead. i mean, i'm not sure how many people are going to make it all the way down here. it's kind of pretty far from all the other entertainment in the city, right now. >> san francisco is the only city that can have these kinds of entertainment zones. but state senator scott wiener is working on legislation to change that so that other cities can have entertainment zones if they want to. in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, it has been a nice mild weather stretch here in the bay area over the past few days. you might think, oh, tomorrow's going to be a great day to plan a picnic outside, right? and that's not the greatest idea unless you like rain and cooler temperatures, because that will be moving in at least those two factors. moving in to start off the weekend. take a look at the highs from this afternoon. still some 70s for santa rosa. still some 80s for fairfield, san jose, 76 degrees and kind of seeing a weather extremes here. so today is a warm friday with those warm temperatures and then for tomorrow saturday the

rainfall makes a comeback. first thing tomorrow morning. temperatures only in the 50s to the lower 60s. so here's the system. as you can see developing out here in the pacific, rainfall expectations about a half an inch to upwards of an inch, winds around 25 to 35 miles an hour. it's amazing the sierra the sierra does pick up snowfall in the month. in the month of may, but they have actually have a winter storm warning that goes into effect tomorrow morning. here's the satellite and the radar. as you can see, this nicely defined front here in that cold air. this will definitely move into the bay area as we do move into the weekend. current numbers. right now it's nice. san jose 69, santa rosa 72, san francisco 57. it's also breezy to windy in a few spots. oakland airport gusting to nearly 40 miles an hour. sfo gusting to 35 miles an hour. here's our live camera from the south bay showing you still clear skies, but we're going to cloud things up overnight. and here is the forecast model. this is saturday morning, 6 a.m. the rainfall moving into the north bay. this could be heavy at times. this is 9:00 and then into the afternoon. hours of focus could

be in the southern half of the bay area, with the possibility of some isolated thunderstorms. as we do move into your saturday as well. so one day deal with this system. we have warming temperatures in the five day forecast. we'll have more on that with your full update in a little bit. >> the san francisco sea lion population absolutely booming at pier 39 this year. how their big numbers are helping small businesses on the water ♪ when you have moderate—to—severe eczema, it's okay to show off. with dupixent, show off your clearer skin and less itch. because you have plenty of reasons to show off your skin. with dupixent, the number one prescribed biologic by dermatologists and allergists, you can stay ahead of your eczema. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema to help heal your skin from within. many adults saw 90% clearer skin. some even achieved

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san francisco sea lions. but this year there are an astonishing amount of them, and tourists have taken notice more than 1000 of the popular marine mammals have taken up residency at the pier this spring, bringing in big crowds with money to spend. ktvu tom vacar reports from pier 39, where sea lions are helping bring back business. >> it's one of pier 39, largest sea lion gatherings, and just in time they first showed up after the 1989 loma prieta earthquake, drawing enough people then to save the fisherman's wharf area from the post-quake recession. they're doing the very same thing now, post-pandemic. >> oh, just look at the crowds that are here today. it's been like this for days now since the news got out, that we now have this incredible resurgence. unlike seals, sea lions have plainly visible external ear

flaps. >> experts say they're here because their favorite food, anchovies, are plentiful, right now. >> i would say about just over a thousand. and that's fluctuated between 900 to about 1200in the last few days. >> when sea lions are out of the water, they're called a colony. when they're in the water, they're called a raft. whatever you call them right now, this is a sea lion, superbloom. >> it's a fabulous gift. it's also a natural attraction. we didn't make this happen. >> i think the last time i saw these seals was 20 years ago. >> drawn here by the sea lions. we met two cousins, one a bay area resident, the other from england, who've not seen each other for 35 years. >> she flew in yesterday and so when i saw the sun out this morning, i thought a perfect thing would be to take the ferry over to the city and hang out on the wharf. i love it. >> i think it's really important that we start getting a little bit more aware of the nature

that's around us. the birds and the sea lions. it's important people, people need to understand we're just one part of this earth's population. >> sea lions are protected by the federal marine mammal protection act that forbids touching, feeding or harassing them. >> they really are funny. it's like a tempest in a teapot. you don't really see anything happening, but they're creating all this drama and there's crossover to some human behavior , you know, sharing space and get out of my way. >> this won't last much longer, as many of the sea lions, especially males, will swim south to the channel islands for breeding season. so enjoy them while you can. tom vacar ktvu fox two news coming up on ktvu news at 630. >> cease fire talks appear to be making progress as israel issues a new warning about a planned invasion. the latest on negotiations tonight in refugees from gaza could be welcomed into the u.s. if a reported proposal from the biden administration moves forward, the idea already being met with backlash as gop

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our top story tonight at 730. breaking news. we've been following for three hours now. both directions of interstate 80 are shut down as chp officers

remain in a standoff with a potentially armed suspect. you can see those vehicles there. officers are surrounding that car. chp says the suspect was being pursued by officers when he got a flat tire around 330 this afternoon, near 80 and 680 interchange in fairfield. chp says officers are working quickly. you can see there's potentially some gas there as they work through trying to resolve this problem safely and have that suspect surrender. you're now watching ktvu news at 630. >> egyptian officials say hamas will send a delegation to the country tomorrow as cease fire talks appear to be making progress. >> it comes as israel issues a new warning about its planned invasion into the city of rafah. fox's alex hogan has more. >> israeli officials are reportedly giving hamas one week to agree to a cease fire deal, or they will begin a military operation in the southern gaza city of rafah. the wall street journal, citing egyptian officials who say while hamas top leader in gaza has not

responded to the proposal, the militant group is seeking a long term cease fire and u.s. guarantees that israel will respect the agreement. >> he believes the wind is at his back. he's got growing international condemnation of israel, what he wants to do is survive with his leaders and survive with enough of hamas fighters so he can rebuild his his organization. >> this week, the biden administration ramped up pressure on hamas to reach a deal. it comes as defense secretary lloyd austin says the u.s. must see an israeli plan to protect civilians in rafah before it could support an invasion. >> they have not yet moved the civilians out of the battle space before anything happens. we certainly want to see them address that, that threat to the civilians. >> the latest cease fire proposal would reportedly see as many as 33 israeli hostages released in exchange for potentially hundreds of palestinian prisoners. israel says militants still hold around

100 hostages on thursday, prime minister benjamin netanyahu promised to bring them all home. >> we are making great efforts. we are determined to return everyone, the ones who are alive, as well as the ones who are dead. >> hamas says it is sending negotiators to egypt to continue the talks in london. alex hogan, fox news. >> under a proposal being considered by the biden administration, refugee from war torn gaza could soon come to the united states. the white house says it's evaluating policy proposals to support palestine's sons, who are family members of american citizens and may want to come to the u.s. 35 republican senators have sent a letter to president biden demanding answers on the reported proposal, calling it a national security risk. however, officials say there's an in-depth vetting system already in place. >> these are people that are yelling death to america. these are a people that believe in the end of america as we know it.

why would we ever bring them into our culture? >> that would be the kind of process i would expect would occur. and so therefore that would mitigate against any concern or risk that we would have. >> an estimated 1.5 million palestinians are sheltering in rafah, where another major israeli offensive is expected to happen. and so far, neighboring countries like egypt, jordan and syria are refusing to take in more refugees. >> more than 2400 arrests have been made at college campuses across the country, as students continue to demand their schools and their affiliations with israel. some protesters at a small number of campuses have ended their demonstrations after reaching agreements with their schools. this includes brown, northwestern and rutgers. in the deals, universities commit to at least reevaluating their financial investments in israel or stop doing business with the u.s. ally. columbia university president said today that they did try to make a deal with the protesting student body ahead of the building occupation that prompted police presence and led to several arrests.

>> academic leaders talked with students for eight days and nights. the university made a sincere and good offer, but it was not accepted. >> new york city officials say 32 of 112 protesters arrested at columbia university were not affiliated with the school in the heated protests on college campuses across the country are raising questions around free speech, with police clearing out many of the encampments or removing students who are occupying campus buildings. >> universities are trying to balance first amendment rights with safety concerns, jessica levinson, a law professor at loyola marymount university, says universities can legally reprimand students, but only under specific guidelines. >> the main thing to look for is to make sure that it's not just we don't like you, it's anybody in your position would be suspended or expelled that there is precedent to look at, or there's guidance from the course

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>> her resolve on january 6th, 2021, helped guide america through one of our darkest days for her efforts to protect freedom and democracy. nancy pelosi will be known forever as the greatest speaker of the house in american history. >> other medal recipients today include former presidential candidates al gore, john kerry and michael bloomberg, talk show host phil donahue and oscar winning actress michelle yeoh, along with civil rights activist medgar evers and multi-sport athlete jim thorpe, who received the medal posthumously. >> and waymo is planning to test its autonomous vehicles beyond san francisco in a matter of weeks. waymo employees will be testing its driverless robo taxis on the peninsula in the cities of daly city, brisbane, south san francisco, san bruno, millbrae and burlingame. the company says it will first test its its vehicles, with a human driver serving as a backup. it's the same gradual approach that was taken in san francisco. the

company is now offering ride hail robo taxis in the city for customers who've been approved off a wait list. >> new at six highway one near big sur, is on track to reopen just before memorial day. today, governor newsom surveyed the work being done near rocky creek bridge, the site of the slip out near big sur. the stretch of highway in monterey county was badly damaged during recent storms. crews plan to install a temporary signal and open the highway under alternating one way traffic control by may 25th. >> well bay area weather. >> another nice day today, but our warm weather stretch is coming to an end. we are tracking a front that's going to move in first thing tomorrow morning. more rainfall, much cooler and maybe some thunderstorms. we'll have your update coming up all right. >> let's go to ktvu. alex savidge now with a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap at seven right here on ktvu. >> all right, greg, thank you. coming up tonight at seven video that's making the rounds on social media shows what is believed to be a group of

migrants ditching a boat that was used to get into the united states. this happened off the coast of orange county tonight on west coast rap. why? people in this community are worried that smugglers are beginning to use this kind of tactic more often. also some potential long term consequences because of one pro palestinian demonstration here in the west, we'll break down why students may not be able to access part of portland state university's campus for several months. those stories and a lot more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and that will, of course, be followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730 with frank mallicoat. >> but first summer travel season is around the corner. the most popular places to visit over the next few months, and where you can or less.

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kelly o'grady has a look at the latest travel trends. >> looking for a cool getaway while new data from luxury travel network virtuoso showing the latest emerging travel trends, including more bookings to cooler climate countries this year to escape that sweltering heat. >> we're seeing a lot of interest in europe, as we always

do, but this time we're seeing them go to northern europe. don't get me wrong, people still love western europe and they're still going to paris for the olympics. but we're seeing much more demand for places like scandinavia, which is up 77% over last summer. we're seeing sweden up 145% over last summer. denmark the netherlands. >> virtuoso says demand going into the summer is strong, with rates on par with where they were last year. >> overall, everything else is more expensive, so you are seeing a lot of fluctuations in air airfares are quite high, hotel rates are quite high. but then the cost on the ground is as well. >> despite higher costs, luxury travel is showing no signs of slowing down. >> and that's the important piece, is that they may be willing to let go of luxury goods, other things, but they are not letting go of their luxury experiences. >> according to virtuoso expectations that the cruise industry will become the strongest sector of the tourism industry are at 58. >> we're starting to see much

more demand amongst millennials and even gen z. you're starting to see more solo female travelers cruising as well, which is an interesting dynamic. and then we're also seeing much more family cruising and multigenerational family cruising, too. >> and on the go, on the whim, american express says about 80% of travelers are open to more spontaneous trips, with 44% saying they prefer to just pack up and hit the road, leaving the details for the last minute. in new york, kelly o'grady, fox business. >> well, it has been a nice spring pattern this week, but we're going to have a sharp drop off in numbers as we head into your saturday, as a cold system. wants to remind us about winter. it's going to move in first thing tomorrow morning, so rain chances definitely going up first thing saturday morning. first up in the north bay and then spreading to the south and then some off and on showers into the afternoon hours. now today we had temperatures close to 80 degrees across parts of the bay area. tomorrow we're going to struggle to make it to 60 degrees on sunday we should have improving conditions, a touch warmer, partly sunny skies

and the winds will be a factor all weekend long, especially for saturday. we could have winds around 20 to 35 miles an hour. the rainfall projections here, we're not just showing you 0.01 or a trace amounts here. those amounts could really be adding up. so most areas in general between about a half an inch to an inch of rainfall, we could have some pretty good downpours out there for tomorrow. the sierra you can see that snow belt starting in the mountains here. this was the scene from homewood earlier this afternoon. i'm always watching this little rim around this, this ski lift here. and at least it has been expanding. but it will change because they are expecting significant snowfall in the sierra. a winter storm warning begins 11:00 tomorrow morning until 8 a.m. on sunday, and snowfall projections could be around 6 to 12 to possibly 18in for the higher elevations of the mountains. so they're going to get some more snow in the sierra as well. i did see palisades is still open and also donner ski ranch as we move into the weekend. with the snowfall making a comeback. here is the satellite. some low clouds developing near portions of the

coastline right now and then we also have a big batch of high clouds. this linked up with the next system that wants to move in first thing tomorrow. take a look at the numbers out there. right now it's still fairly mild. concord 72, santa rosa, lower 70s. some cooling, though for san francisco and half moon bay, and some patchy fog making it come back. we also have those winds out there as well, gusting to nearly 40 miles an hour at the oakland airport, sfo gusting to 35, and san jose up to 28 miles an hour. here's our live camera looking out from our south bay camera. still mostly clear skies. look what happens though. first thing tomorrow morning. rainfall developing and temperatures in the upper 40s to the 50s. and there's even the possibility of some isolated thunderstorms throughout the day. so this is 7:00 saturday. this is 10:00. and then this is 1:00. and the focus, as you can see, the south bay behind the front. we'll have some cloud cover, some off and on scattered showers, maybe some sunny breaks as well. so this was a setup all week long. this area of high pressure warming us up. but this guy has been approaching the bay area. so that will send the rain

our way for tomorrow. temperatures only in the 50s to right around 60 degrees. here's a look ahead. your five day forecast. partly sunny skies into sunday and a bit of a warming trend into early next week. >> all right, mark looks good. thank you patrick beverley is under scrutiny for his behavior during and after the milwaukee bucks game six loss to the pacers. bailey o'carroll will have that story coming up in sports

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on the road today and not set to be back in san francisco actually until the middle of this month. they were in philly taking on all the phillies was top of the second here. thairo estrada hits the ball toward right center. it's deep, goes over the outfielders head, would bounce off the wall. patrick bailey comes home, matt chapman right behind him. so that would be a two run double for estrada. the giants go up two. nothing to the top of the third. now brandon marsh knocks it up the middle. that's a base hit for him bryce harper scores alec bohm races home. the phillies took a32 lead. they ended up taking this one 4 to 3. and the

lakers have fired their head coach, darvin ham. after two seasons. the team will now begin the search for his replacement in hopes of getting the team back to championship contention for what's expected to be superstar lebron james's final chapter. ham was 90 and 74 with the western conference finals berth, two play in victories and an in-season tournament title. the lakers lost in five games to denver in the opening round of the playoffs this year, the chronicle reporting that warriors assistant coach kenny atkins could actually be a favorite to fill that void in la and milwaukee bucks guard patrick beverley in hot water tonight. following multiple instances of questionable behavior during and after the team's loss in the opening round of the playoffs this year. this year, beverley launched a basketball into the stands there, hitting a fan with about 2.5 minutes left and then following the game during a media scrum in front of his locker, beverley declined questions from longtime espn producer melinda adams because,

well, she doesn't subscribe to his podcast. >> no excuse. i'm sorry. yeah, you subscribe to my pod. >> do i subscribe to you? i do not, so you can't interview me then? >> no disrespect. >> jamal is here. >> you subscribe? okay, cool. that's cool. >> like you haven't in the past. >> you move that mic, please. or just get out the circle, please. for me, please. ma'am, if you're not subscribed to my pod, i appreciate it. thank you. >> now, adams did tweet saying that beverley called her to apologize, along with the bucks organization. she said she accepted it and that kindness and grace always win. now he's become a viral sensation. now he's added again with his latest line. take a listen to this. >> what do you do outside of football? >> i'm chill at the house. golf, bowl a little bit. you golf? i ain't no golf. i ain't tom tiger. wish he could. i'm not tiger woods now. wish i could punch and do all that. you know

tiger wish he could. >> that's also how i describe my golf game. tiger wish she could. i guess in my instance there of course, the bills taken wide receiver coleman there. he was drafted in the second round. he'll certainly probably be exciting to watch on the field, but maybe a little more exciting off the field. >> they say honesty is the best policy. so let him rip. exactly i love it bailey. thanks, guys. thank you. thanks for joining us tonight. west coast rap right here. next on ktvu with alex savage. >> and to stream the latest news and weather your smart tv. anytime you can download the fox soca app on you r tv. >> thinking i should bring back my 100% all-white meat popcorn chicken combos for $6.99? you're in luck, i did. if you weren't thinking that, i bet you are now. my popcorn chicken combos are only $6.99. get 'em sauced & loaded for just a buck more. welcome to jack in the box!

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