the bad how people in half moon barrier coming together after the deadlyat community, plus i definitely have 49ers fever. um they've been mazing. you know, you're not the only one. steve kerr. we're going to go monday's game, the philadelphia eagles. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. january 25th. nice crisp morning felt like roberta gonzalez is here. and you want to tell everyone what she brought because i think you took part in that berta brought in to three. think three pies, delicious pies. the aroma just filled up the newsroom. thank you. roberta begins with

sal castaneda to gasia mikaelian . online and i said, what did i do wrong? my pie has a sinkhole in right, right. i saw that pie . i saw that pipe you put. you know, both of us are on twitter and i saw i saw her post it, she said. this pie is no good. it's got a sinkhole, i said. roberta yeah, give me all those no good pies, right? and i will display will take good care of that. that's so nice of you guys. that was great. you're welcome. right in the middle of taco tuesday. we were baking pies last night, so i hope you guys enjoy it. and i hope you enjoy your wednesday morning. everybody rise and shine in. you can beg on planning on lunch outside today . it's going to be that lovely wonderful wednesday, as are warming trend continues, but right now we are in the mid thirties away from the bay, santa rosa 35. it's 36 now and throughout the tri valley and 39 degrees in half moon bay, otherwise forties pretty common

around the central bay where today's highs will be seasonal there and all those sixties but check out santa rosa are outside number 68 degrees, which means somebody's backyard will hit 70. we'll talk about the temperatures tumbling into the fifties and the chances of rain that's still coming up. but right now, good morning to you sell. hey, you know what? it was so quiet this morning. not going with it is mostly quiet out there. you're right, roberta. there is one thing that i've noticed that just just got dispatched a few minutes ago and that's eastbound to 37. we have a crash reported. right near north first street offering that's on the way to milpitas just right there on the boundary between milpitas and san jose san jose. fire is on the street on the scene. they have just arrived first street on ramp to eastbound through 37 white suv and another vehicle have gotten into it. the fire department and medics arriving on the scene, not a big traffic jam, but i just want you to know it's there. 402 let's go back to the desk. alright, sal. thank you.

what happening today? a quart arraignment this afternoon for the suspect in this week's mass shooting and half moon bay. he'll be arraigned in redwood city and san mateo county 66 year old chun li zhao is accused of killing seven people with the semiautomatic gun monday afternoon at two local farms. investigators think the motive was a long simmering dispute between the suspect and his co workers. all of the evidence. we have points to this being the instance of workplace violence. the mountain mushroom farm. the first location is where the subject was employed. now the seven people killed were all adults. five men, two women. the eighth victim, who was wounded, is recovering from surgery and is listed in stable condition. today's arraignment and redwood city is set for 1 30 this afternoon. we spoke with the president of the san mateo county board of supervisors who says the county is now taking steps to support the farm

workers involved. our farm workers struggle to make e meet. they work extremely hard. they're paid minimum wage and at best and have tremendous struggles with housing and health care and education. uh, the county is, uh re dedicated to helping the farm workers in any way we can supervisor pine said the county will provide financial assistance to make up for lost wages for about 40 workers affected by the shootings. 404 throughout the bay area, volunteers are pulling together to help the dozens of families directed affected by the mass shootings and half moon bag. ktvu lamonica. peter says the residents in what's normally acquired community are still in shock. we don't. bug anybody? we don't you know, we're just come together and we're very tight community and we like each other and it's it doesn't happen here

. residents in half moon bay say it's a quaint and quiet farming community, and what happened here on monday has left them all in total disbelief. who's gonna think about farm workers being victims of a mass shooting? i mean, we don't know the motives behind it. about you know, the whole studio have been made that the coast you know, we are hurt. we are grieving nor the loss of our family members. investigators say the deadly shooting that left seven people dead is a case of workplace violence. it was also one of three mass shootings in california in a three day span. now people say they want to focus on doing everything they can to support the families who have been impacted. people are just whether it's money or their time or both. it's just everyone is jumping in, and everyone is really making this. a strong community family of hundreds of families in this community that are outraged and want to dig deeper to understand the grief that's happening in our farm worker community, mccarthy said.

they all hope to figure out what's behind the tragic shooting. but in the meantime, helping the families is their priority, got protein drinks. juice applesauce, granola bars, the farm workers and families who worked and lived where the shooting happened have been taken to hotels while the investigation continues. joaquin jimenez is half moon based vice mayor and farmworker program director for the advocacy group . alas we never saw or notice any any stress between anybody. we never heard about anybody being angry about with somebody else, or it wouldn't never saw reason for somebody to do this. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. thank you. lamonica this morning. some homes in san bruno have no water because of a water main break. it happened just after 11 30 last night on eastern avenue, san bruno. police say homes in the area can expect to be without water for 6 to 7 hours. the road is currently closed and people are

asked to avoid the area is now 407 happening today account of the homeless today and contra costa county. the annual point in time count helps of the amount of unhappy cause people who housing, and that helps service providers and community advocates to create effective ways to help the people in need during the last point in time count in 2020, the county said there were 2277 homeless people in contra costa county. for only the second time the san francisco 40 niners in the philadelphia eagles will face off in a playoff game. this time it is for the nfc championship as they are both now one game away from super bowl 57 1 of the many pivotal match ups in the game is between the eagles running game and the niners rushing defense. the niners have the number one defense in the nfl. the eagles have a top ranked offense, which is driven by quarterback jalen hurts and the league second ranked defense

. the eagles are coming from the nfc east, where three of the four teams made the playoffs. football. passions run high in philadelphia so the niners will be tested on the field. i know a lot about nfc east football. um i don't know if division stuff makes any difference until he's going to be as talented as a group. as we've seen. they've been, you know, dynamite all year. wonderful i know how much the fans love their opposing team, the opposing team and all the fans, so it's gonna be really fun and it's gonna be cold and violent and it's gonna be blessed feed too much into the noise. you know, we should go out there like i just said, play by play and just let the letter pairs do all the talking. it is going to be cold. but don't forget you can watch it from the comfort of your warm home with us the nfc championship game right here on ktvu fox to kick off 12 p.m. on sunday. lincoln financial field . alright, time is 408 this year the super bowl is an arizona cruise at state farm stadium in glendale of blocking off parking lots with cement barriers to protect tailgaters. there are

special security checkpoint in place for stadium employees and nfl staff members. security. companies have been out there on the scene around the clock for weeks to make sure the site of super bowl 57 states secure and their workloads expected to increase a lot. the closer we get to february 12 when and about close to 50 guards right now, so the day of or the couple of days before the week of we probably gonna be running about 60, and so those guys will be probably moving more close to the stadium. also there will be plenty of federal, state and local law enforcement out there to make sure the super bowl remained safe. now the nfl released more information about the entertainment around the game. chris stapleton will sing the national anthem for the super bowl singer baby face will sing america the beautiful and then the award winning actress sheryl lee ralph will saying lift every voice and sane. rihanna was already announced as the star of the halftime show.

you can, of course watch super bowl 57 on sunday, february 12th right here with us on ktvu, fox two. alright always a super fun time. no roberta gonzalez here with our forecast, will which i don't know if you've had time to check in on philly, so we'll check in with you later. maybe but for people heading out for that game ready for that forecast. i've been already watching it already ready? yeah and he, by the way, i hear there's going to be a great concert coming up and february with a little bit of football played. and some good commercials right already seen a couple of them. let's get to that philadelphia eagle 49ers forecast for sunday. i don't call 47 to 50 degrees very cold to you and northwest breeze a 12 a day you've been to philly. you lived in philly. i grew up there. you know what cold is due bright summer day. not bad. not bad. not at all a bit on the

breezy side, however, at lunchtime, but the temperature will tumble into the forties. very rapidly, but that's okay. it morning, everybody. visibility is unlimited degrees in santa rosa at this hour 38 degrees in napa pretty much thirties away from the bay , 43 hayward back through castro valley, where at 45 degrees at sfo and also in belmont and brisbane. alright temperatures at this hour for comparison purposes as you're heading out the door. it is up to eight degrees cooler and throughout sonoma and a napa 14 degrees colder and half moon bay. so where you see this clear slot here? that's where that huge dome of high pressures and campus in our forecast and result is the warming trend will continue today under mostly sunny skies are pretty stiff offshore breeze out of the northeast 10 to 15 occasionally up to 20 temperature wise,

everybody's in the sixties 68 degrees in santa rosa, qatari 62 in larkspur, also in tiburon, december fell in san anselmo and 64 degrees in campbell and in cupertino. we're talking about the full forecast. even look ahead towards the weekend in tahoe, david pam, that's still coming up. all right. thank you , roberta. a lot of kids and even some of us adults find it hard to get away from technology. but there is one thing that can make it easier to get off. that device will explain up next. you want to pick a fight with somebody. oakland is the wrong place to pick it. support for oakland police chief of laurent armstrong is growing after armstrong was put on leave by the new mayor will tell you why some prominent members of the oakland community say that was the wrong decision. and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just go to ktvu .com slash email sign up for the daily service.

in mourn with those affected by the mass shooting at a dance studio last weekend, many people gathered last night to bring flowers, balloons and candles for the 11 victims. the names of all five men and six women who were killed or read aloud by the city's mayor, who encouraged the city to heal together. many people wanted to be there to support the survivors of the attack. the event happened just several blocks down from our business, and it was just really heartbreaking. what happened and you know they are just they're just grandparents out having a

good time, so our hearts are really broken. investigators are still working to determine a motive for the shooting. time is now for 15. we're following that match shooting in monterey park and the one in half moon bay, california senator dianne feinstein introduced a new bill to ban assault weapons nationwide. the legislation would restrict the sale of military style assault weapons and high capacity magazines. a companion bill was also introduced called the age 21 act. it would raise the minimum age to buy an assault style weapon from 18 to 21. democratic congressman kevin mullin says lawmakers should act on the federal level to toughen gun laws. too many deaths. too many guns available. yes mental health is part of the equation, but we need we need action. we need it now. democrats have conceded they don't have the 60

votes needed to overcome a republican filibuster and pass a new assault style weapons ban. house speaker kevin mccarthy offered his condolences today to those affected by the recent mass shootings. but he also said putting more restrictions on firearms is not the solution. having lived in california my entire life and milk albert, california has the strictest gun laws there are and apparently that did not work in this situation, too. i would always withhold to get all the information first of what transpired. these two individuals seem much different, too. older and age, not understanding why this transpired horrendous activity of what they've done. were there signs ahead of time that we could have found? oh, wait to find any information. recent reports show many of the assault rifle style guns used in california are imported from other states with fewer gun restrictions. time now for 17, the marine mammal center and to also lito worries that federal funding for the center may be at

risk. ktvu tom vacar has an exclusive report on what's at risk if that indeed happens. bringing the administrator of noaa, the national oceanic and atmospheric administration, and some staff members visited the marine mammal center in the marin headlands. they came to see the operation and important step in securing funding for several critical programs that could be defunded by the new congress. congress is going to ask us questions about value priorities, and that's completely appropriate and we've got some good answers for them, center ceo cecily majoras says part of the federal funds go to support a network of marine mammal rescue groups along the entire u. s west coast. and hawaii, bringing in sick or disabled seals, sea lions, sea otters and their pups. they picked the animals up and they bring them to our hospital. they're sort of the ambulance system can bring them in and protect them here and give them the care they need so they can

go back dolphin sickness and whale entanglements are handled in the field for those who do not survive. noah fund serious research. of the dead animals finding cancer, now in one of four sea lions were finding cancer in california sea lions. we see toxicities in these animals. we see infectious diseases. some of this research , assists, human researchers and doctors to find human solutions . marine mammal protection act was passed 50 years ago. we have not lost a single marine mammal species in u. s waters. in fact, some species, including endangered ones are increasing in population. this is their ocean. this is where we want to make it better so we can all thrive. both the mammals that live in the ocean and those of us who used the ocean to make sure that we are leaving a healthier planet than we inherited. this is being done at a cost of six cents per u. s taxpayer. per day for millennia . see animals have survived

whether predators, famine and natural disease but with that private organizations such as the marine mammal center and noah having the force of law, they might not survive human pollution and environmental destruction. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news thank you, tom. a new study finds the harmful effects of screen time can be reduced by doing one simple thing. enjoy some time outside, researchers looked at 900 children between the ages of 18 months to four years old. they say technology on two year olds can cause a number of problems, including difficulties, communicating feelings and increased aggression. those researchers found playing outside for six or seven days a week reduced many of those problems. there you go . i know you believe strongly agree very much limited technology and in my house, but in our house, but roberta, it's harder these days, right? you know, there's remember how we

were talking about the technology weekend was going to be the first dry weekend this year. i went for a walk, and it was amazing to see all the kids who are out on their bikes. great yeah, we're hopscotching. when's the last time you've seen that? yeah i think it might take just yeah, right. it might just take just being cooped up for a little while that lends that opportunity to go back outside, and you really embrace it. so with that theme in mind go ahead and plan on playing outdoors today. eat your lunch outside. it's going to be a spectacular day today and then again on thursday before the bottom begins to fall out wonderful wednesday, as are warming trend continues live weather camera looking out towards the city by the bay. thanks to steve in toc technical operations center for providing us with this bird's eye view of the bay area here. you have the bay bridge. we're currently in oakland. it's 43 you travel west over the bay bridge is 40. a eight otherwise thirties, comment away from the bay into our interior areas, 36

now in throughout livermore, pleasanton and dublin, san ramon and danville and wanted creek began to drop down to 35 degrees . it is now in the mid forties around much other peninsula. the winds are under 10 mph. these winds will increase today offshore push 10 to 15 occasionally. a 20 mile per hour winds, so it does become a little breezy, late day. so here's the deal. this is our storm tracker, high pressure settling in just about right there and as it does, so it continues to build, providing us for the top to the bottom of the state temperatures slightly above normal most occasions. in fact, we will enjoy this weather for at least one more day until we begin to see the temperatures drop and that area low pressure produced a chance of some rain showers. i think really. the rain will arrive on tuesday, the last day of the month. right now it's 36 degrees in sacramento. it is 39 in santa barbara. it is 20 above zero, and reno and tahoe forecast next possibility as snowfall january 29th through

the 31st. meanwhile we do have a lake window visor in place today through thursday morning due to some of the east winds kicking up to 20 and 25 over the lake or currently it's 10 above zero that is below average. typically, we should be about 19 degrees overnight, and we're going to realize a little bit more seasonal condition. take pam i know you're a skier. looking friday there. oh wow. how about that 48 degrees that's li anywhere from about 16 pacifica speech montara beach as well. 60 throughout the great lake tahoe air, and i gotta tell you it felt warm yesterday at 60 didn't it will try on 68 in santa rosa , ending contemporary also sebastopol there is you're span again equally as warm on thursday. then we begin to cool down on friday. temperatures very cool on sunday and are mostly cloudy skies and again right now, it looks like possibly some rain showers returning on tuesday. david pam

time for 23. the police are still searching for a man caught on camera here, shoving a senior citizen to the ground will tell you the latest on how that victim is doing now, plus about how it went. yeah, i think so. i think yeah, i think so. all right. so get one confidence from tesla ceo elon mask after another day on the witness stand in san francisco. coming up, we hear from an analyst who says the entire fraud trial could come down to what must has to say.

per his role in the january 6th riot at the us capitol 35 year old matthew green testified the group went to washington, d. c expecting a civil war, he says the conversations of the proud boys became more heated as the challenges to the election laws

of donald trump were unsuccessful. green is the first member of the proud boys to testify in the case. the fbi is now investigating the discovery of classified documents at the home of former vice president mike pence. an attorney for pence says the former vice president did not know they were classified documents in his home and the documents were immediately turned over the discovery of documents that pence's home follows similar discoveries at the homes of former president trump and president biden. many lawmakers are expressing frustration that classified documents continue to be found outside secure sites for the dang rules. we got rules up here. the associated press reports. former president jimmy carter also had to return classified documents after he left office. city leaders in san jose are making some new laws to try to stop gun violence. you're going to find out what was just deployed on city streets this week in an effort to make that

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i don't want to ever see this again. the governor did not mince words after another deadly mass shooting. why, he says californians deserve better than this. and charities across the bay area are coming together to provide support for the victims , families and survivors of the half moon bay shootings. one group in san jose says it needs today. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good

morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning san to sam cooke and good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday. it's january. 25th already halfway through the week. that's right. we are what celebrate by having roberta gonzalez whether and how nice it's gonna be. steve paulson is allowed to sleep into rest. you can all right. good morning, everybody. what a wonderful wednesday. it's going to pan out to be as far as your weather is concerned temperatures from many locations above average or seasonal highs right around that 60 degree mark in throughout the tri valley right now, clear skies peering out over the city ascend francisco. we could see market street. they're all lit up and also the bay bridge. here's what you need to know. bright sunshine today, but a bit on the breezy side with northeasterly up to 20. tomorrow those winds will kick up to 30 mph, but one more day of bright sun, and then the clouds begin to scoot into the forecast, and with it, we will see the temperatures drop right now. santa rosa has lowered to 34 degrees. otherwise it's been thirties tri valley 38

at the delta from brentwood back in all the way through tracy forties and hayward through union city, and we're talking about mid forties. streaming from redwood city all the way into redwood shores low forties in san jose. so if you thought it felt mighty fine yesterday in san jose, expect the same again today 64 degrees 62 in san anselmo and 68 degrees and santa rosa. well, so you know, somebody will hit 70 there in the north bay, and we'll talk more about that plus rain moving back into the picture. but right now he's so i missed it. you said that there's one snag in the forecast this morning or they're more now there's a couple. unfortunately there it's one on 2 37 eastbound at first street. i can put that on the map there, roberta, and that's a car that ran off the ramp. i guess there was some pond near the ramp. that car ran right into the pond. no one's in the car because they got everyone out. but still there's a right

now they're trying to get that car out. that's eastbound to 37 right near the first street on ramp, and we also do have a crash reported now with a car that's overturned at marina boulevard. that's insane, leandro! so this car 88 marina boulevard. it looks like southbound 88 marina boulevard off ramp. there's a car that went off the road and flipped over there. fire department is on the way for 33. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal spect in this week's mass shooting in half moon bay is scheduled to make his first court appearance this afternoon . 66 year old chunli jaoui is accused of shooting and killing seven people with a semiautomatic handgun to local farms monday afternoon. investigators say the motive appears to be a long simmering conflict between the suspect and his co workers. san mateo county sheriff said. this was an act of workplace violence, the coroner's office will is still working on identification of the victims and notifications of next of kin. some of these

victims were members of our migrant community. this represents a unique challenge when it comes to notifications and identification of next of kin. five men and two women were killed. the eighth victim who was wounded. the attack is in the hospital after surgery. today's arraignment is scheduled for 1 30 this afternoon at a courtroom in redwood city is now 4 30 for governor gavin newsom show to anger and frustration about this week's tragedy in half moon bay trauma and the damage the devastation. is felt. for generations in some cases. communities being torn asunder. no one feeling safe while the governor was in half moon barry, he said. he's tired of speaking from the scenes of mass shootings in california, and he's a specially fed up with people who refused to support tougher gun safety laws. shame on them and shame on those that allow and perpetuate. that to be rewarded politically. shame on them. shame on these judges.

that are rolling back the laws that we've established in the state of california. shame on them. you deserve better. california already has some of the nation's toughest gun safety laws. but california's ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines is facing several legal challenges. there will be a donation drive today in downtown san jose to help the dozens of families who have been directly affected by the mass shootings in san jose in a half moon bay. it starts at nine o'clock this morning at the san jose women's club that's located at 75. south 11th street. volunteers will collect non perishable food, clothing and other items until two o'clock this afternoon. san jose has approved new restrictions on guns. following the recent mass shootings. the city council voted last night to approve new measures to prevent gun violence , including expanding outreach

and information on gun violence . restraining orders. the city also recently launched a gunshot detection system in some neighborhoods that was on monday and the san jose city auditor says gun related incidents in san jose increased by 25% from 2017 to 2021, including an increase in ghost guns. but city leaders also say gun buybacks have not been successful in stopping violence since the people turning guns in are not the ones involved in the shootings. now you might remember earlier this month, san jose was the first city in the county to require all gun owners to have liability insurance. the insurance covers unintentional, negligent or reckless use of firearms and leading to deaths, injuries and property damage. the new ordinance also includes an annual fee for gun owners. our time now for 36 police in san francisco now looking for help to identify a man who shoved a man who's almost 80 years old to the ground. look at

the pictures. the 78 year old man was walking with a cane. the suspect hit him with enough force to knock him down. this happened on the thomas street not far from the sfmoma. fortunately the man was not seriously hurt. police are describing the suspect is a white or hispanic man in his late thirties to early forties, and he has a short beard, oakland police chief laurent armstrong remains on paid leave . the community stood by him, believing that decision was wrongfully made outside the alameda county courthouse was a diverse showing of solidarity for the chief. reinstate chief armstrong so he can get back to the business of meeting the public safety needs of our constituents. carol chan, president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, said armstrong has supported the asian community grappled with hate crimes. baker for all this time, you have all bad. but

today it's our turn to say that we have your back. let's bring back jim armstrong. the federal judge overseeing opd reforms had a hearing over zoom. he said he was quote profoundly disappointed by the latest misconduct scandal that, he said once again exposed the rot within the department. but the judge did not make any ruling on whether or not to extend o pds probationary period. the city is said to be back in court. in april time now for 38 in san francisco, teachers and school district employees are still criticizing the san francisco unified school system over continuing payroll problems and what they call a staffing crisis . last night, they held a rally outside of school district offices during a board of education meeting. they're demanding urgent action. with the union, saying some employees are still being underpaid after the school district switch to a new payroll system months ago. the union also says wages are

still less than their counterparts. a lot of our members are like i said the lowest paid employees of the city and county of san francisco , and it's hard for them to live in san francisco, with the rest being so high, but inflation rates being so high. it's very difficult. some of some of my members have 2 to 3 jobs and school district says it has set up a new command center designed to help employees who were still having payroll problems. stanford medical school is joining other medical schools in withdrawing cooperation from u. s news and world report rankings . stanford medical schools, joined by the university of pennsylvania, mount sinai in columbia university, and will no longer furnished data for those rankings. just last week, harvard medical school made the same decision. the schools say the rankings give a distorted view of a medical school education our time now for 39 school lunch is getting a makeover in the mountie ablow unified school district and contra costa county. do the

lunch menus are now filled with california grown fruits and vegetables, a grass fed meats and recipes defying the image of inedible school food nutrition director works with local farms . baker's creameries and fishermen who supply almost all ingredients used by its schools. that served 30,000 students. so school food service has been known somewhat to be a black sheep in food service and has been always at the lower scale. what we're trying to do here is trying to really bring up that and change that perception by bringing in organic product bringing in grass fed proteins when we can bring in local whenever possible. the school district says increases in funding from the state made it possible for mount diablo to buy healthier, fresher ingredients and the students are noticing. serving this on a regular basis demonstrating proves to us as

students that were being seen were being valued and we bring respected. now the challenge remain. the school district is trying to improve school launches and they no longer have kitchens away from school kitchen started back in the 19 eighties. that's when schools began ordering mass produced school food delivered by food service competence. very nice. working around not having a kitchen. no gosh. well a lot of kids you know, and adults, everybody moving to different dietary needs and everything so healthy, fresh good. remember when the naked chef jane oliver , he started marketing that and implementing that in schools in europe and trying to bring it over here to the usa as well. hey what was your favorite at school? to eat at lunch. our producer, said roberta's pie. five yeah, i used to eat. oh, gosh, look at that. that's that started it. all right.

castaignede um, mentioned this, but i saw that, too. that's still looks good to me does no, it looks like it has a sink. call good one. look at you guys. you've been busy apple pie, but i tried to do the strawberry rhubarb again, and i think one of them kind of exploded and you'll see it over there on the assignment does driving my mouth out of mind. we won't see it for long on the assignment. vegan explaining to pam, i'm a cooker . you know, i'm not a baker, chef. okay, that's what i am sure i am. especially on taco tuesday. right today is going to be a wonderful wednesday and i remember when i was going to school for 35 cents, you could get spaghetti and you get wacky cake. i loved wacky cake chocolate cake with white vanilla icing. oh just remember anything but that salsbury steak at school? yeah, whatever that is. i don't want to eat that. well, pack your lunch and go ahead and enjoy your day outside . today we have clear skies

right now. visibility and limited temperature wise 34 now in santa rosa 2 48 degrees in san francisco low forties from emeryville through el cerrito into oakland and piedmont boy, you guys would do any nothing for pie. i'm just learning this out. now i'm going to bring it up. i every time i'm invited to play with you guys. alright temperatures are up to eight degrees cooler this morning and napa and six degrees around the peninsula. so here's the deal. high pressure is building a few thin, wispy clouds offshore but watch block to come by all the way is through today. really just mostly sunny skies. grab your sunglasses. it's a very mild weather pattern that will repeat its performance again tomorrow, but we do have storms diverted well to the north of the bay area. they're going to begin to break down that ridge of high pressure thursday with that low upstream. between that loan. the high pressure is going to cause some breezy to downright windy conditions. the clouds begin to invade the area by friday, so we'll just call it partly cloudy conditions. same on saturday, and then as we

forge ahead towards sunday, it looks like a little bit of light precipitation and throughout the central valley. we are void of it maybe or drop here there. i truly believe we'll see our next shadow of rain on the last day of the month, which will be on tuesday. until then, mostly sunny skies well above average today in santa rosa. you know somebody this backyard is going to hit 70 degrees. perhaps some windsor 61 in vallejo back into american canyon and 62 in hayward and castro valley 63 degrees in morgan hill, which is just a couple of degrees above average says we forge ahead towards a weekend still dry conditions but notice the cooler air mats from that area of low pressure to the north of us that works. it's winter forecast so the sixties will tumble into the fifties by the weekend. enjoy your wednesday. thank you, roberta. covering the cost of college, the tactic more students are using to pay for tuition without taking on massive debt plus being went from. service industry

restaurants. juan's rideshare, for example, all of the sudden, everyone seems to be winding to get tips. do you think more places where you shop for giving you the option about leaving a tip? some say this is leading to tipping fatigue.

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mom: alzheimer's. it was hard to hear that. daughter: early detection gave us time to seek information and support as a family. i've never felt more connected with mom. vo: if you or your family are noticing changes, it could be alzheimer's. talk about seeing a doctor together. after they were stolen. the dogs were with a dog walker in a van than van was stolen at piedmont and ashbury streets. in total, eight dogs were taken. the distraught owner scoured the area for any signs of the vane and the animals not knowing what had happened to them. did they release all the dogs in the park somewhere? we're going to take the dogs and sell them or they just give them away. um so it was incredibly frustrating because we couldn't locate the no. no, no dog had a tracker on it to be able to find find the dog quickly, so we were just we

were just beside ourselves. there's a happy ending to the story. one of the dog owner spotted the white van there was abandoned at 18th and collinsworth, with all the dogs safe inside san francisco police are now searching for any information about the suspect. our time now for 48 the number of passengers at oakland international airport was up last year, but not quite back to pre pandemic levels. more than 11. million passengers flew in or out of oakland last year and almost 40% increase. over 2021. but still only 83% of pre pandemic but levels that last year the oakland airport added service to san diego, the big island of hawaii and expects to add a new international route in march to el salvador. elon musk testified for the third day in the class action lawsuit by tesla shareholders who claimed they were misled by elon musk. what do you think any more comments no, i can't. i can't

comment, you know, because it's legal stuff. must defended himself after being accused of defrauding investors with a 2018 tweets, saying that he had secured funding to take the car maker private legal experts say jurors will have to decide whether musk's behavior and actions were reckless and untruthful or just an innocent mistake. i think it would have been better if he had said it was an innocent mistake rather than go up against the judge's ruling that the tweets are false because then the jury is put in the position of disbelieving the judge, if they're going to believe, mr musk told jurors his motives and intentions were not meant to deceive investors and reminded them that tesla shareholders did well in 2018, the billionaire not expected to be called back to testify, but there are many more witnesses expected to take the stand time is 4 49. there's proposed legislation that would impose a new tax on california's wealthiest residents. it would

add an extra 1.5% tax on those californians with a worldwide network of more than $1 billion. the 1% tax for those who earn more than $50 million the early numbers show if it's passed and signed into law, the legislation would generate more than $21 billion a year in extra revenue for california. for far too long . we have allowed income out inequality deepen and fester in the state and in this country where the rich get wealthier and the middle class shrinks and falls further behind. have some republican lawmakers have come out against the proposal. they say california's tax structure is already heavily dependent on the highest earners. francisco board of supervisors has approved a plan to build tens of thousands of homes in the city over the next eight years, if signed into law would require the city to build 10,000 housing units. every year through 2031 with the total of 82,000 homes.

mayor london breed says she supports the plan, she said in a statement. in part quote, we can no longer rely on past thinking to get anywhere near building 82,000 homes over eight years. i'm hopeful for the work that lies ahead and optimistic about what we can do our times. now 4 51 were around the country, frustration is growing over tipping and the tipping culture customers and experts say. a new digital screens prompt all customers to leave a gratuity even when some of the transactions haven't traditionally required that some customers have said that with this addition, the addition of inflation costs skyrocketing. it adds to the frustration because they're praying more for what they're getting for their products. it's a contrast because while customers feel pressured to tip restaurant employees love it. it's difficult when you're staring at an lcd screen with three giant percentages and then a red, no

tip at the bottom to select that noted, particularly when you know the server who's just handed you your food is going to be looking at the screen. seconds after you push that no tip button, not to mention the line of five people behind you who are also looking at what you tip. very difficult to feel like the scrooge. even though digital payment methods have been around for years. now the experts say the pandemic sped up the trend towards more tipping. i know how you feel about that. yes some people, you know, they don't know it warrants a tip because they're doing something extra and i don't know. you decide. that's how i feel. you decide in each case, and it's up to you have it great. and if you don't don't worry about it. my little dilemma is what about if you order food to go and the server gives you the food? it's already packaged up. do you tip him? and if you do what percentage do you go by? i mean it's more than

it's the hopefully they share it with everybody right. the chefs , the people who prepare and package and all of that, but if you wanted. welcome back, you do that 20% on everything, or even more right? i think 20% is the norm anymore, isn't it? around 18% seems to be the one that pops up automatically. but i do the 20 or more. yeah i wanted to like me because when the forecast goes south not so much , you know? well you know what here's a forecast for, you know, tip required. okay it's free. clear skies are going out towards the city by the bay, the city of san francisco 48 degrees in the thirties away from the bay. currently the temperature stepped down at 36 degrees in livermore. same unpleasant in and in dublin. i've noticed the temperature right around 38 degrees in san ramon end in danville, otherwise, hayward back into castro valley into san leandro in san lorenzo, all in the low forties. redwood city hasn't been checking it in, but i manually did take a look at it. clear skies the number now around 44 degrees all the way

through east palo alto and palo alto. right now, the winds are calm to the north of us, but these winter going to be picking up later today, northeaster, least 10 to 15 occasionally up to 20 as our high pressure continues to contribute to that offshore component that northeasterly flow clear skies here, and that's because high pressure. it's a huge dome. it's been pushing into the entire state of california. uh, with seasonal or slightly above normal temperatures. but this is your weekend. right here. this area. low pressure is going to start breaking down that ridge of high pressure. it causes a tight squeeze on things, turning a little bit more windy by thursday and friday 42 degrees at this hour and monterey bay backing through carmel by the sea high forties and palm springs, 37 degrees and las vegas as far as your tahoe forecast, is concerned. today we do have a lake wind advisory going into effect for all those boaters that might not be skiers or snowboarders. meanwhile the

temperatures there you have below average for this time of the year to kick start the morning. another cold, but temps climbing to 48 degrees by that big getaway friday. next shot is snowflakes. on january 29th. alright, here we go. temperatures across the bay area today. average high in santa rosa is in the mid fifties. but instead a good 10 degrees above normal. you know somebody is going to hit 70 degrees in their backyard 60 degrees in throughout the tri valley, also antioco and conquered clayton wanted creek all the way into hercules and rodeo sixties coming around the peninsula for the most part 61 degrees coast to average in san francisco. here is your extended forecast with cool down by the weekend and we begin to introduce more cloud cover, leading to the potential of rain showers by tuesday, make it a great day. thank you, roberta. we have some new information about the man accused of the deadly shootings in half moon bay what he was accused of 10 years ago that resulted in a restraining order.

slow. inching up after weeks of storms to start the month, the san francisco public utilities commission says head hetchy reservoir near yosemite national park is likely to fill to capacity this year. right now the reservoir is 81% full, and that is without the sierra snowpack that will eventually travel downstream as it melts this spring and summer. weeks of rain in the north bay has also been a great thing for newts. after the torrential downpours, thousands of newts emerge from their burrows and set out to search for a body of water to breed. now for the first time in years, the newts have plenty of options to choose from, but they need a safe way to get there, according to the new york times , some people in petaluma have actually helped the newts make it safely across some busy

roads. they call themselves the chileno valley newt brigade, and the volunteers say they will show up until the newts no longer need their help. some busy nights as many as 24 volunteers gather on the road to spend their evenings shepherding the newts to safety. scientists say, delivering gene therapy directly to the brain can prove to be effective and successful in the future. i remember googling and it says no cure available. and at the time i was i was i don't mind. my heart just shattered and i thought it was over. riley and poland of thailand was diagnosed with an extremely rare disorder affecting about 135 children worldwide. when she was just a few months old. her life changed when she was among the first to benefit from a new way of delivering gene therapy. about a month. afterwards she starts reaching for things. she starts to sit up shortly after so in

our community, that's huge. she went from being basically paraplegic. can't move can't thrive. to interacting with the world. her parents say she is now walking, running, swimming, reading and even riding horses at four years old. the treatment riley ann received recently became the first brain delivered gene therapy on the market after its approval in europe and the uk. we're very tight community grieving nor the loss of our family members. everyone is jumping in, and everyone is really making this a strong community. leaning on each other . we'll show you how people in half moon bay are coming together after the deadly shootings that rocked the community, plus i definitely have 49 or fever. um they've been amazing. yeah they are amazing. you're not the only one steve kerr will go behind enemy lines and take a look at the 49ers opponents in sunday's

championship game, the philadelphia eag two news this k you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. january 25th let's check in with roberta gonzalez, who has our forecast this morning. how's it? look, roberta? it looks beautiful today into margaret would be the best days as far as your weather is concerned. here in the bay area. morning everybody rise and shine. you can bank on official sunrise this morning at 7 18 in it. this will be a day to take it on outdoors. pack your lunch, eat outside today and enjoy you're wonderful wednesday with our warming trend, continuing clear skies currently visibility unlimited 48 degrees san francisco across the bay, dewey's. it's cooler than that at 43 degrees in oakland and orders away from the bay of water. we have temperatures into the mid thirties and is now 38 degrees in brentwood san jose morning to you 40 degrees.

they're backing through willow glen later today, 60 to about 68 degrees, we will talk raindrops and when you can expect them to return to the bay area. area but right now, let's say good morning to south castaneda in the house. alright roberta. thank you very much. we have that problem in san leandro. i told you about northbound 80 near marina and turned out not to be an overturned vehicle, which is good. it's just a vehicle that lost its tire and it's not as big of a crash as we thought. so that's good. this is going to cause maybe a little bit of slow traffic. want to take a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza. there's not a lot going on there right now. you can still get a decent community to san francisco at 502. let's get back to the desk. thank you today, the man accused of killing seven people led to mushroom farms and half moon bay is expected to be in the san mateo county courtroom. the suspect is tune leisure job will face a judge in redwood city for the first time since he was

arrested this week. ktvu is james torres already in half moon bay to tell us what the court documents say about the suspects. violent past james good morning. dave good morning to you will the san mateodistriy now should have received that case of evidence against julie xiao from this same mateo county sheriff's office that we don't know exactly what charges he will face just yet. the d a hasn't announced that, but he has said that she will likely face something consistent with seven murders and one attempted murder. we know xiao is accused of killing, shooting and killing seven people at two different farms here in half moon pay the sheriff now confirming xiao was an employee at the first of those two locations that's at the mountain mushroom farm off highway 92 devoted to some court documents to see if shall had a history of violence of former coworker and roommate found for a temporary restraining order. and santa clara county that was back in 2013, accusing show of threatening to kill them. those threats specific as saying he

would use a knife to split their head or suffocate them with a pillow. but despite that the sheriff's office says they had no red flags about charles desire to commit mass murder. there were no specific indicators that would have led us to believe that he was capable of something like this, and he was not known to us again indicators that may have led us to believe that this is something he might have done. the sheriff's office now, deeming this a case of workplace violence that we don't know if shao had any working history with the second location of is shooting at the concord farms off cabrillo highway. the only survivor of the shooting has already received surgery, and it's still recovering in the hospital shower is still in custody. detectives have said that he has been cooperating since since his arrest. he is expected in court in redwood city at 1 30 this afternoon. this morning in half moon bay. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two

news. thank you, james. we spoke with the president of the san mateo county board of supervisors, who says the county is now taking steps to support the farm workers involved. our farm workers struggle to make ends meet. they work extremely hard. they're paid minimum wage and at best and have tremendous struggles with housing and health care and education. uh the county is re dedicated to helping the farm workers in any way we can supervisor pine said the county will provide financial assistance to make up for lost wages for about 40. workers affected by the shootings are time now 505 the mass shooting in half moon bay has shocked and saddened the people who lived there. there are flowers now and candles at the scene of the two shootings, as well as other locations around half moon bag, the city's vice mayor says. it's hard for anyone to imagine that this usually quiet community along the seine mateo county coast has become the scene of unthinking doble violence. who is there to

think about farm workers being victims of a mass shooting? i mean, we don't know the motives behind it. about you know, the whole studio have been made that the coast you know, we are hurt. we are grieving nor the loss of our family members. the city of half. moon bay is working with the county to help the farm workers who worked and lived where the deadly shootings occurred. those workers are now staying at hotels while the investigation continues. homes in san bruno have no water this morning because of a water main break that happened just after 11 30 last night on eastern avenue, san bruno. police say homes in the area can expect to be without water for 6 to 7 hours. the road is currently closed, and people are asked to avoid the area is 506 happening today account of the homeless today in contra costa county, the annual point in time count helps officials document the amount of one housed people who need housing, and that helps us

service providers and community advocates to create effective ways to help the people in need during the last point in time, count back in 20. 20 the county said that there were 2277 homeless people in contra costa county. well for the only the second time the san francisco 40 niners in philadelphia eagles will face off in a playoff game , and this time it is for the nfc championship as they are both now one game away from super bowl 57 lot about nfc east football. um, i don't know if division stuff makes any difference until he's going to be as talented as a group as we've seen. um they've been, you know, dynamite all year. wonderful i know how much the fans love their opposing team, the opposing team and all the fans, so it's gonna be really fun, and it's gonna be cold and violent. it's gonna be blessed. don't feed too much into the noise, you know, go out there like i just said, play by play and just let the let us pass. do all the talking. now one of the many pivotal match ups in the

title game is between the eagles running game and the niners rushing defense. the niners have the number one defense in the nfl. eagles, of course, have top ranked offense. don't forget you can watch the game with us that nfc championship game right here . ktvu fox to kick off at 12. pm got it. well this year, the super bowl is in arizona, the cruise they're already blocking off the parking lots with cement barriers to protect tailgaters, and there are special security checkpoints in place for a stadium employees and the nfl staff. security companies have been out there working around the clock for weeks to make sure the site of super bowl 57 stays secure. when and about close to 50 guards right now, so the day of or the couple of days before the week of we probably gonna be running about 60, and so those guys will be probably moving more close to the stadium. and there will also be federal, state and local law enforcement , making sure the super bowl

remain safe now. as for the entertainment, the nfl released more information about that chris stapleton will sing the national anthem for the super bowl, babyface will sing america , the beautiful and any award winning actress, my buddy sheryl lee ralph will sing, lift every voice and sang rihanna, of course, was already announced as a star of the halftime show. you kind of course watch super bowl 57 on sunday, february, 12 right here with us on ktvu, fox two. you have a lot of impressive buddies have you roberto with a good crowd. come on, and david wanted to ask you. you were raised in philadelphia. right so this is a real big treat for the fans there, right? i mean, it is not every day they get to go to the playoffs. come on. it's a big deal, you know, but i'm rooting for the 49 you go. it's not going to be as cold as it could be. so it's an outside. i

am right. so today a little bit of a rain snow mix, but by the time the game kicks off on sunday, we got that forecast for you as a 49 years. travel to philadelphia game time temperature will be 50 degrees with a high of 52 degrees a bit on the breezy side with those northwesterly otherwise, numbers began to fall off quickly into the forties. by the fourth quarter. go niners. you're gonna enjoy those conditions for sure, right now mostly clear conditions, visibilities and limited as we take a look at the golden gate bridge. compliments of stephen our toc. thank you, sir. outside the gate. we go where we have the water temperature right around 53 degrees. the winds are up to about nine in 10 knots and the waves are up to 10 ft. along the seashore 39 degrees now in half moon bay 34 in santa rosa 36 in concord away from the bay. everybody's in the thirties. high pressure. it's right about right there and that will continue to contribute to our warming trend. we will see the pattern change by the weekend, but until then, enjoy 68 degrees

in santa rosa. you know somebody's backyard. will top off that 70. it's a stellar day, a bit of a northeast breeze 10 to 15 and occasional guest at 20 . otherwise, 62 amount of u and also in fremont and in union city. your full forecast coming up in just a few minutes, including day, pam. the tahoe felt forecast. great okay, it's beautiful up there. i will tell you. thank you, roberta. well a lot of kids and even some of us adults find it is hard to get away from technology. but there is one thing that can make it easier to get off that device. something very nice and easy. we're going to explain up next. if you want to pick a fight with somebody, oakland is the wrong place to pick it. support for oakland police chief laurent armstrong is growing after armstrong was put on lead by the new mayor, some prominent members of the oakland community say that was the wrong decision.

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to listen, visit shootings at the dance studio last weekend. many people gathered last night to bring flowers, balloons and candles for the 11 victims, the names of all five men and six women who were killed were read aloud by the city's mayor, who encouraged the city to heal together. many people wanted to be there to support the survivors of the attack. event happened just several blocks down from our business and it's just really heartbreaking. what happened and you know they are just they're just grandparents out having a good time, so our hearts are really broken. investigators are still working to determine a motive for the shooting time

now, 5 14 well following that mass shooting and monterey park and the other one in half moon bay, california senator dianne feinstein introduced a bill to ban assault weapons nationwide, it would restrict the sale of military style assault weapons and high capacity magazines and the companion bill was introduced called the age 21 act . it would raise the minimum wage age to buy an assault web. open from 18 to 21. congressman kevin mullin, a democrat, said lawmakers must act on the federal level to strengthen gun laws. too many deaths. too many guns available. yes mental health is part of the equation, but we need we need action. we need it now. democrats concede they don't have the 60 votes needed to overcome a republican filibuster and pass a new assault style weapons ban. house speaker kevin mccarthy offered his condolences today to those

affected by the recent mass shootings. but he also said putting more restrictions on firearms is not the solution. having lived in california, my entire life and they'll calvert , california has the strictest gun laws there are and apparently that did not work in this situation, too. i would always withhold to get all the information first of what transpired. these two individuals seem much different to older and age, not understanding why this transpired. horrendous activity of what they've done. were there signs ahead of time that we could have found? oh, wait to find any information. recent reports show many of the assault rifle style guns used in california are imported from other states, with fewer gun restrictions are tournaments. 5 16, the marine mammal center. it's also lito was visited by an administrator with the national oceanic and atmospheric administration. the administrator said he and his staff wanted to see the center's operation in order to justify continued funding by the new

congress. is that it is as part of the federal funding goes to support a network of marine mammal rescue groups along the tire us west coast and in hawaii , bringing in sick or disabled seals and sea lions, sea, others and there, pops. they picked the animals up and they bring them to our hospital. they're sort of the ambulance system can bring them in and protect them here and give them the care they need so they can go back for the animals that do not survive. researchers conduct studies and recently found cancer in one of four sea lions along with infectious diseases. a new study finds the harm harmful effects of screen time can be reduced by doing one simple thing enjoying some time outside, researchers looked at 900 children between the ages of 18 months to four years old. they say technology for two year olds can cause a number of problems, including difficulties, communicating feelings and increased

aggression. those researchers found playing outside six or seven days a week reduced many of those problems. alright pat thomas 5 17, speaking of playing outside kids today should be perfect. at least it sounds like it's going to be perfect with that. roberta is tomorrow. stellar days, temperatures well above normal and somebody's backyard will hit. 70 degrees. it's true right now. visibilities and limited officials. sunrise is at 7 13 this morning and it will be bright. do not forget your sunglasses out the door this morning it will turn a little bit on the breezy side with the offshore winds out of the northeast 10 to 15 and occasional gusts to 20 tomorrow , stronger guts up to 30 mph, and then the patchy fog returns right here to the bay area on fridays with some cooler and some breezy conditions right now. onshore. com wins 30 40 agree. santa rosa have been based just jumped up to 41 after bottoming out at 39 degrees still in the mid thirties from

fremont backing into pleasant in into livermore and also dublin, 37 degrees and sonoma and in napa, it's in the low in mid thirties around fairfield and tracy. so we do have this huge dome of high pressure that's been encompassing our weather pattern all week long, but it strengthens today. however we do have an area of low pressure while to the north of the bay area, it's going to start to break down that ridge of high pressure and between those two pressure gradients. that's where we're getting the breezy conditions from and also due to that offshore component, but here we go looking into your thursday right all day long but notice that clouds begin to encroach on the bay area friday . we'll call it partly cloudy, but the mild conditions continue , even though the temperatures will be cooler. then we return to numbers in the fifties all weekend, long saturday and sunday chance of a couple of raindrops. i think our best chance of precipitation, according to our long range computer models will be on tuesday. alright, here we go around the state right now. monterey bay, 42 38 santa

barbara, mid thirties, also around bakersfield, 43 in san diego, and we still have temperatures well into the teens of the greater lake tahoe area. lake wind advisory goes into effect today through thursday. average size 43 average lows 19 . but instead right now it's nine. above zero. and tahoe. how about that tonight? overnight low, bottoming out into the teens as well. but then a little bit more seasonal conditions through thursday and friday. look at that number high of 48 degrees that's like springtime conditions for skiing and boarding temperatures here in the bay area today, banking between 60 and pacific it is 68 degrees in santa rosa, low sixties rumble a hut through american canyon back into concord and clayton will go ahead and toss rodeo into that as well. 62 in hayward. and throughout castro valley. good morning to you in san jose at 64 degrees after you loved it yesterday, you're going to bask in the sunshine today and on

thursday and then we'll start off cloudy on friday, becoming sunny and partial clearing of the skies only on saturday, but day 54 is a high on sunday good looking day to sit indoors and watch the nineties. right here on fox two can do that, roberta. thank you time now. 5 21. police are still searching for bad man cameras. shopping a senior citizen to the ground. we'll tell you the latest on how that victim is doing now. plus good about how it went. yeah, i think so. i thinkrit tesla ceo elon mk sounding confident after another day of testifying in a san francisco courtroom, coming up with an analyst says about how the entire fraud trial could come down to what elon musk has to say.

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boys and his role in the january 6th riot at the us capitol 35 year old matthew green testified the group went to washington d. c expecting a civil war, he says the proud boys conversations became more intense as the challenges to the election loss of donald trump failed. grain is now the first proud boy to testify in the case, and the fbi is investigating the discovery of classified documents at the home of former vice president mike pence, a lawyer for mike pence, as a former vice president did not know there were classified documents in his home and the documents were immediately turned over. the discovery of documents at the home of pens follows similar discoveries at the homes of former president trump and president biden. many lawmakers are frustrated. the classified documents continue to be found outside of secure locations. just go by the dang rules. we got rules up here. now the

associated press reports. former president jimmy carter also had the return classified documents after he left office. it is 5 25 , the justice department and several states, including california are now suing google . the lawsuit claims that google tried to neutralize or eliminate rivals through accurate acquisitions and also for us advertisers to use its products by making it hard to use competitors products. the laws. it was filed in federal court in virginia attorney general merrick garland says google has been operating this way for more than a decade. for 15 years, google has pursued a course of anticompetitive conduct that has allowed it to halt the rise of rival technologies manipulate auction mechanics to insulate itself from competition. and force advertisers and publishers to use its tools. now the lawsuit is the second from the

justice department against google back in 2020. the justice department sued, alleging google had a monopoly over internet search traffic. google has long held the number one spot in digital advertising, accounting for almost 30% of the industry last year. elon musk testified for the third day in the class action lawsuit by shareholders of tesla, who claim they were misled by musk. you think any more comments? no, i can't. i can't comment because it's legal stuff. hummus defended himself after being accused of defrauding investors with the tweet back in 2018, where he said he had secured funding to take tesla private legal experts say the jury will have to decide whether must behavior and his actions were reckless and untruthful or if it was just an innocent mistake. i think it would have been better if he had said it was an innocent mistake rather than go up against the judge's ruling that the tweets

are false because then the jury has put in the position of disbelieving the judge, if they're going to believe, mr musk must hold the jury. his motive and intentions were not meant to deceive investors and reminded them that tesla shareholders did well in 2018. he's not expected to be called back to testify, but many other witnesses are expected to take the witness stand now. 5 27 city leaders in san jose, making new laws trying to stop gun violence , you'll find out what was just deployed on the streets of the city this week in an effort to make that happen. also when you think of schools and you think of the cafeterias. they should look like restaurants going from san francisco's top culinary scene to cooking and the cafeteria will introduce you to a bay area chef who says kids deserve more than chicken nuggets and pizza for lunch. ♪ ready to feel what it's like?

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i'm sick of this. i don't want to ever see this again. stern words from the governor after another deadly mass shooting. why, he says californians deserve better than this. and charities across the bay area are coming together to provide support for the victims, families and survivors of the half moon bay shootings. there's something one group in san jose says it needs for some help. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's january. 25th you ready for a really nice day am i was just thinking i'd like to get out and about today, maybe a little exercise. walk the dog. remember to the above. okay good like that. good idea there. whatever you have planned

today, make sure it is outdoors today and tomorrow. the warmest days of this work week, in fact, will be flirting with 70 degrees again in the santa rosa area right now rise and shine. officials sent up after seven o'clock so pretty dark out there , but mostly clear skies. all of our weather observations suggest that a cloud in the vicinity and the visibility is at 10 miles 47 degrees in san francisco. a rose is now dip down to 33 degrees. they've been hovering right around 35 most of the morning. it is now 34 degrees and one in creek, 40 san jose. and if you liked it there yesterday you're going to love it again today with the sunshine 64 degrees same and napa a string of low sixties from alejo backing through fairfield into the concord and clayton area in mid sixties, coming from redwood shore's through san mateo. we'll talk about the full forecast and even tahoe oh, outlook. it's never too early sal castaneda to just start thinking about tahoe.

and preparing planning. and yeah , i think about it all the time. i see how i can get up there, maybe and get a few runs in. but right now in the bay area, we have to talk about that this crash. we have westbound 5 80 near foothill in oakland. this crash coming in from san leandro does have traffic slow. this is near one 53rd here avenue in the fairmont exit, so watch for slow traffic on westbound 5 80, which is unusual, because normally that freeway, it's going really fast, and that's the problem. sometimes vehicles get going really fast there, and now there's a serious crash on 5 80 there north bong 8 80. but on the other hand is doing well, that would be your alternate route. 5 32, let's get back to the headlines. all right, sal. thank you, the suspect in this week's mass shooting in half moon bay is scheduled to make his first court appearance this afternoon in redwood city, 66 year old chan leisure is accused of killing seven people with a semiautomatic handgun at two

local farms on monday afternoon . the motive, according to investigat dispute between the suspect and his coworkers. san mateo county sheriff said. this was an act of workplace violence. the coroner's office will is still working on identification of the victims and notifications of next of kin. some of these victims were members of our migrant community. this represents a unique challenge when it comes to notifications and identification of next of kin. authorities say the seven people killed were all adults. five men , two women, the eighth victim, who was wounded, had surgery and is still in the hospital. today's arraignment in redwood city is set for 1 30 this afternoon. governor gavin newsom is expressing outrage and frustration over this week's tragedy and half moon bay. the trauma and the damage the devastation. is felt. for

generations in some cases. communities being torn asunder if no one feeling safe. governor newsom was in half moon bay yesterday and said he is tired of speaking from the scenes of mass shootings. he said he's especially fed up with those who refuse to support tougher gun safety laws. shame on them and shame on those that allow and perpetuate. that to be rewarded politically. shame on them. shame on these judges. that are rolling back the laws that we've established in the state of california. shame on them. you deserve better. california has some of the toughest gun safety laws in the country. however, the state's ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines is facing several legal challenges. 5 30 for a donation drive begins today in downtown san jose to help the dozens of families directly affected by the mass shooting

and half moon bag begins at nine o'clock this morning at the san jose women's club, 75 south 11th streets, volunteers will be gathering nonperishable foods and clothing and other items until two o'clock this afternoon. san jose has approved new restrictions on guns following the recent mass shootings. the city council voted last night to approve new measures to prevent gun violence , including expanding outreach and information on gun violence. restraining orders. the city also recently launched a gunshot detection system in some neighborhoods. on monday, the san jose city auditor says gun related incidents in san jose increased by 25% from 2017 to 2021, including an increase in ghost guns. but city leaders also say gun buybacks have not been successful in stopping violence, since the people who turn in the guns are not the ones involved in the shootings. you might remember that earlier this month, san jose was also

the first city in the county in the country to require all gun owners to have liability insurance. the insurance covers unintentional, negligent or reckless use of firearms, leading to deaths, injuries and property damage. the new ordinance also includes an annual fee for gun owners. our time is not fired. 5 36 police in san francisco are busy looking for help. they were identified a man who shoved a man who was almost 80 years old to the ground. he's a 78 year old man. he was walking with a cane. the suspect hit him with enough force to knock him down. now this happened on the thomas stream not far from the sf moment. fortunately the man was not seriously hurt. but as you see this, it's shocking to see. police say the suspect was a white eight or hispanic man in his late thirties to early forties, and he has a short beard. as oakland police chief laurent armstrong remains on paid leave. the community stood

by him, believing that decision was wrongfully made outside the alameda county courthouse was a diverse showing of solidarity for the chief. reinstate chief armstrong so he can get back to the business of meeting the public safety needs of our constituents. carl chan, president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, also says armstrong has supported the asian community as it grappled with hate crimes. for all this time you have our back. but today it's our turn to say that we have your back. let's bring back jim armstrong. the federal judge overseeing opd reforms had a hearing over zoom . he said he was quote profoundly disappointed by the latest misconduct scandal that, he said once again exposed the rot within the oakland police department. but the judge did not make any ruling on whether to extend the police departments. probationary period . the city is set to be back in

court in april. our time. not 5 37 stanford medical, so school is joining other medical schools now and withdrawing their cooperation with the u. s news and world report rankings of schools along with the stanford medical school medical schools at the university of pennsylvania, mount sinai and columbia university also say they will no longer offered data for those rankings. just last week, harvard medical school made the same decision. schools say the rankings give a distorted view of a medical school education. online fundraising can now be added to the list of options for students trying to pay for their education. we heard from one howard university sophomore who is one of many burying the high cost of college tuition at howard is more than $30,000 a year and that student says he got an idea from howard alumni to raise money online to pay for what loans, financial aid and scholarships don't cover. i don't know how the spurs how thankful i am because it's like

i don't know anyone of these people, and they still willing to donate their heart on money. he had two jobs over winter break and paid and paid internship with the u. s house of representatives. this year, he will be working at d. c s homeland security agency. more than 200. howard students raising money to pay tuition bills are they're raising money with the go fund me page is interesting. interesting wish them. yeah you can look for people who you know you support and want to help out. hmm. very interesting thing. alright time is 5 39 also interesting. today's weather outlook for the bay area. it's sounding really good, roberto turn a little bit on the breezy side, but our temperatures are either at the point where they should be for this time of the year or even above average, for example, we should be in high fifties around santa rosa, but instead near 70 degrees, okay, let's get to it. live weather camera there you have the city by the bay, the city of san francisco 47 degrees

. it's just about freezing in santa rosa. so we can't bank on some areas of patchy frost in that area. 37 degrees from brentwood all the way into livermore 37 degrees, also in fremont and in union city, milpitas now at 40, same as seen jose a and 45 degrees at sfo through brisbane and belmont. so these numbers if you want to compare them to 24 hours ago, 10 degrees colder and napa and sonoma you will feel the difference there at our higher elevations this morning. at the peaks notice. it's been on the breezy side there, but at the surface the winds are under 10 mph at all of our reporting stations. however i wanted to point this out because our offshore push the northeasterly winds will kick up to 15 mph and occasional guest to 20 during the day. now as you take a look at our storm tracker keep in mind. high pressure is a key component. it's diverting the storm track while to the north of the bay area enjoy today in tomorrow, similar conditions

up that ridge of high pressure. break it down, anding about 34 n sacramento. it is in the high ad crescent city and low and mid forties. to the southe to the garda lake tahoe area, we do have a liquid advisor in effect for today and tomorrow looks like some of those easter leads will kick up to 15 and 20 over the lake waters. otherwise 19 degrees average overnight low, but we're kick starting this morning at nine above zero and truckee and also the greater lake tahoe area, so the average high this time of the year is right around the low forties, and that's what you're going to see today and tomorrow and as we sport on in into friday. we will have a temperature at 48 degrees that's going to feel like springtime skiing and boarding. locally numbers spending for and 60 m. pacifica to 68 degrees in santa rosa. somebody's backyard , perhaps and qatari or in

hillsboro will top off near 70 degrees sixties in vallejo, ending conquered as well as in fairfield, pretty seasonal conditions, if not even just a couple of degrees above normal, but coming up, we'll talk about the next chance of rain showers and when they will return to the bay area, and david pam, that's just a few minutes away. all right. thank you, roberta. details in the investigation of the man who drove off a cliff on highway one with his family inside the new possible cause for the crash that officials are looking into, plus things went from. service industry restaurants, salons rideshare, for example, all of the sudden, everyone seems to be winding to get tips about tipping more and more places where you shop or do business or giving you the option to leave a tip. by some say that's causing tipping teague.

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farm workers the community in half moon bay after the shooting that killed seven people and two farms. ktvu sally rasmus. downtown down at plaza in half moon bay, where there is a growing memorial, and we want to check in with ali now. good morning. good morning, pam. yeah, we're at mac dutra park plaza in half moon bay. it's right on the downtown stretch. next all the shops and restaurants that tourists usually frequent. now it's become a place of collective mourning and grief you can see behind us. there's some flowers and candles that are lit. even some handwritten notes meant to show the community that they support these farmworker communities and the victims of this shooting here in half moon bay, the victims haven't been

officially identified by the corner just yet, but we know that they were all workers of two mushroom farms here in half moon bay. there's about 40 families who not only worked but lived on site at those farms, and they can't go back home because their home is now the site of a criminal investigation. so in the meantime, they're staying at hotels that the city and county are providing. several community organizations and regular people are trying to help them by gathering donations of food, clothing and money. meanwhile city leaders say this community is still in a state of shock. was there to think about farm workers being victims of mass shooting. yeah. i mean, we don't know the motives behind it. about you know, the whole studio has been made that the coast you know we are hurt. we are grieving or the loss of our family members. this morning, an organization called farmworker caravan is holding an emergency food and clothing drive to support those families displaced by the tragedy and the investigation will be accepting

donations from anyone of nonperishable food items as well as some clothing items like jackets, coats and sweaters will be accepting those donations. starting at nine o'clock at the center is a women's club. they also have an online a website with take donations and a go fund me page and we'll have a link to that on our website later this morning live and half moon bay. ali rasmus ktvu. fox two news. thank you, ali this morning. microsoft says it has restored service after thousands of users around the world were hit with an outage affecting several microsoft products, including teams and outlook at 1 30 this morning microsoft tweeted that it had rolled back in network change that it believes caused the outage. that was after users around the world began reporting issues with microsoft products starting at about 11 o'clock last night across the country. frustration over tipping is growing customers and experts say new digital screens pronto customers to leave her to it. e even when some transactions have not

traditionally asked for it, some customers say with the skyrocketing inflation, it adds to the frustration because they pay more. war for their products . and while customers feel pressured to leave a tip the restaurant employees welcome it. it's difficult when you're staring at an lcd screen with three giant percentages and then a red, no tip at the bottom to select that noted, particularly when you know the server who's just handle your food is going to be looking at the screen. seconds after you push that no tip button, not to mention the line of five people behind you who are also looking at what you tip. very difficult to feel like the scrooge. that's for sure. the digital payment methods have been around for a while. now the experts say the pandemic sped up the trend towards more tipping. sales of electric cars soared to a record high in california last year, a new state study found. electric cars, trucks and suvs accounted for nearly 19% of all

new vehicles sold across the state in 2022 huge jump from the 8% figure just two years ago, analysts say the soaring cost of gas is a big factor in the growing popularity of electric. vehicles and i'm noticing more chargers and hotels and restaurants that offer they say we have e v. chargers so it's a big deal, um, getting a little bit easier to charge those cars to alright. it leads us right to south castaneda. everybody behaving for you. most people, dave most everyone get rid of those other people. exactly well, we wish we could write pamela westbound 5 80 at estudio . we have that crash in san leandro. it is causing a delay. this is an expected delay, usually five eighties wide open for you to getting out of castro valley and using the freeway to get in the san leandro at oakland this morning. we have at least about a mile backup approaching us to deal so today might be the day you go to 2 38 and 8 80. instead that would be

pretty good. if you're driving on 5 80 just expect some delays there on sd deal otherwise we're still okay. this is a look at the bay bridge and all of a sudden we have a bigger backup. the metering lights came on. and now the backup is kind of strong kind of early and strong san mateo bridge that looks better. dumbarton bridge is clear. so if you have a choice between the same a tail and the bay bridge well, san mateo looks like the one 5 50. let's talk about today's weather, roberta. good morning. good morning, sally got the best idea for you today. tell me golf. golf it's a good day to golf got a bad that's not a bad call, right? because by the time you get done with work and head on out there, there's any frost holds will be done in over with. i can get 18 in before three this afternoon. perfect wow. okay let's all go. that'll be fun stuff there. hi everybody. whatever you want to do today, make sure you plan it

outdoors, stellar conditions, warm conditions in some areas. it's just gonna be a bright sunshiny day. but right now we do have clear skies, visibility and limited officials. sunrise at 7 18 temperature wise 47 degrees in san francisco, you cross the bay bridge, easterly direction you land at 43 in oakland, slightly above freezing in santa rosa, but some pocketed areas could wake up to some patchy frost this morning. it is 34 fairfield, 37 tri valley, also in fremont and in union city, not checking in with us this morning. redwood city europe. auto but i did some manual check in there and the temperature is now at 43 degrees, high pressure key component for the entire state of california. diverting that storm track right there right now to the north of us, and that is what is contributing to our mild weather pattern this week. however. there's always a but right here we go towards your thursday. same story. good looking day, then those clouds at the north of us that area low pressure. it's going to break

down that ridge of high pressure allow. a few of these cultures screwed into the area on friday, partly sunny skies same on saturday, then you notice a blue color here. that's an indication of a site chance of a couple of raindrops. that's about it are long range computer model suggests our next real threat of rain will arrive. on tuesday. area low pressure way out over the open waters onshore. we go to 60 and pacifica all the way to the sunset district, 62 sommerfeld and sentence elmo, including nicasio in novato as well. 64 sonoma and in napa sixties around hayward through send lauren lorenzo and san leandro and 62 degrees of mountain view morning to you in throughout the tri valley your forecast high today at 60, and that's pleasant. here is your extent. it forecast. we will start off with cloud cover and fog on friday, then becoming sunny otherwise. partly cloudy on saturday, increasing clouds on sunday. and while today's a great day for outdoors plenty of indoor activities on sunday at

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. the school district has increased funding from the state made it possible for mount diablo to buy healthie ingredients. and, this on a regular basis demonstrate improves to us as students that were being seen were being valued and we're bringing respected. now there is a challenge for many school districts who want to improve school lunches. they no longer have kitchens. back in the 19 eighties, a shift began away from school kitchens when the schools began ordering mass produced school food delivered by food service companies. scientists say delivering gene therapy directly to the brain can prove to be effective and successful in the future. when riley ann was about three months old. i noticed some signs that she wasn't making any milestones. i would read, um i would look at some videos of

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antarctica. now it makes measures about 600 square miles , according to the british antarctic survey. it broke away from the almost 500 ft. thick i shelf on sunday during high tide known as springtime. it's the second major break off from that area in the past two years, but scientists say they're not blaming this on climate change. horrific it's incomprehensible that damage this does to the spirit. we have new information about the man accused of the deadly shootings in half moon bay what he was accused of 10 years ago that led to a restraining order and the 49ers getting ready for their big game on sunday, the nfc championship game will go behind enemy lines . we're going to look at san francisco's opponent in sunday's game. the philadelphia eagles from ktvu fox. two news this morning's onto well, good

morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. january 25th nice weather to get out and about and coming up this weekend nice weather and sierra for skiing and boarding. so roberta has are nice forecast. yes absolutely. today will pan out to be a slightly above average day as far as your temperatures. our concern. in fact, in san francisco, average high temperature this time of the year is 58 forecasting. 62 oakland pretty similar conditions. 64 degrees today and one in creek and in san jose, which is four degrees above average. it's going to be a bright sunshiny day, a bit of a breeze northeast 10 to 15 occasional gusts at 20. this is the view looking out towards the coliseum in the foreground there and the lovely estuary waters where we do have a small correct advisor in place outside the gate 47 degrees in san francisco . it is just about freezing. and santa rosa 34 fairfield 30 30 is

pretty much the common outside of the central bay 40 degrees in san jose. later today, temperatures from 60 to 68. we will talk about that tahoe forecast coming up, but right now, he said, castaneda have things improved. on friday, a little bit in some areas. 8 80 did improve. we had a crash at marina didn't last long. however we do have a crash or we had a crash at the bay bridge. it was it was there in the lanes for about 10 minutes. not long, but the metering lights came on, and now we have a bigger back up slightly bigger than usual. now see things beginning to move. we might actually not being too bad of condition here. but if you're going to the bay bridge use, just give yourself an extra 10 minutes. if you want to use the same mateo bridge instead, that bridge looks pretty good. although it is getting more crowded, heading over to the peninsula, 601 let's get back to the headlines. alright south. thank you today, the man accused of killing seven people at two

mushroom farms in half moon bay , expected to be in the courtroom in san mateo county. the suspect is tune lease out. he will go before a judge in redwood city for the first time since he was arrested this week . ktvu is james tora has already is in half moon bay to tell us what court documents are saying about his violent past. james good morning. dave good morning to you. we know the cemetery county district attorney's office received the case from the sheriff's office. and now we're learning officially what charges chunxiao will face for the murders of those seven people. we know seven charges seven counts rather of murder, one count of attempted murder, as well as some accounts of enhancements for using a semiautomatic handgun in which the sheriff's office says that was purchased and owned legally. now here's some more information about zhao. he's accused of shooting and killing. a total of seven people are two different farms here in half moon bay, the sheriff now confirming shout was an employee at the first of

those two locations that's at the mountain mushroom farm of highway 92. we've looked into court documents is see what shall history of violence looks like a former coworker and roommate filed a temporary restraining order and santa clara county accusing shower of threatening to kill them. threats were specific as saying shower would use a knife to split their head. those documents also suggested from that roommate that shall suffocated them with a pillow and then pretend to make it harder for them to breathe. despite that, the sheriff's office says they had no red flags about shelves desire to commit mass murder. no specific indicators that would have led us to believe that he was capable of something like this, and he was not known to us or to have any sort of again indicators that may have led us to believe that this is something he might have done. the sheriff's office now, deeming them a case of workplace violence, though we don't know if shao had any working history

with the second location of this shooting, that's over at the concord farms off of cabrillo highway. the only survivor of the shooting has already received surgery. it's still in the hospital this morning shower is still in custody. detectives say he has been cooperating. he's expected in court in redwood city at 1 30 this afternoon. we're live this morning in half moon bay. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news . alright james. thank you, and we did talk to the president of the san mateo county board of supervisors who says the county is taking action to support the farm workers involved. farmworkers struggle to make ends meet. they work extremely hard. they're paid minimum wage and at best and have tremendous uh, struggles with housing and health care and education. the county is re dedicated to helping the farm workers in any way we can supervisor pines at the county will get financial help to make up for lost wages for about 40 workers affected by the shootings this morning, vice

president kamala harris will be in monterey park to listen visit and mourn with those affected by the mass shooting at the dance studio last weekend, many people gathered last night to bring flowers, balloons and candles. the names of all five men and six women who were killed were read aloud by the city's mayor, who encouraged the city to heal together. many people wanted to be there to honor the victims and support the survivors of the attack. the event happened just several blocks down from our business, and it was just really heartbreaking. what happened and you know they are just they're just grandparents out having a good time, so our hearts are really broken. investigators are still working to determine a motive for the shooting well following the mass shooting and moderate park and the 1.5 moon bay, california senator dianne feinstein introduced a bill to ban assault weapons nationwide.

it would restrict the sale of military style assault weapons and high capacity magazines and the companion bill was also introduced called the age 21 act. it would raise the minimum age to buy an assault style weapon from 18 to 21. congressman kevin mullin, a democrat, said lawmakers have to act on the federal level to strengthen gun laws. too many deaths. too many guns available . yes mental health is part of the equation, but we need we need action. we need it now. democrats concede they don't have the 60 votes needed to overcome a republican filibuster and pass a ban on assault style weapons. house speaker kevin mccarthy offered his condolences today to those affected by the recent mass shootings. but he also said putting more restrictions on firearms is not the solution. having lived in california my entire life and they'll calvert, california has

the strictest gun laws there are and apparently that did not work in this situation, too. i would always withhold to get all the information first of what transpired. these two individuals seem much different, too. older and age, not understanding why this transpired horrendous activity of what they've done. were there signs ahead of time that we could have found? oh, wait to find any information. recent reports show many of the assault rifle style guns used in california are imported from other states with fewer gun restrictions. time is now 607 and prosecutors investigating whether of driver intentionally drove his car off highway one that devil slide and now also looking at the possibility of mechanical problems. the chp arrested the driver earlier this month on suspicion of attempted murder and child endangerment, the police said. the evidence pointed to the main and intentionally driving that car off a cliff. trying to kill his family, according to the l a

times, san mateo district attorney steve wagstaffe said his office is also investigating whether there was a problem with the car, including the brakes. this morning. some homes in san bruno have no water because of a water main break. it happened just after 11 30 last night on eastern avenue, san bruno. police say homes in the area can expect to be without water for 6 to 7 hours. the road is also currently closed, and people are asked to avoid that area time now 608 happening now account of the homeless and contra costa county. the annual point in time count helps officials document the amount of unheard housed people who need housing. and that helps service providers and community advocates to create effective ways to help the people in need. during the last point in time count in 2020, the county said there were 2277 homeless people with encounter castaic county. well for only the second time the 49ers and

the philadelphia eagles will meet. they will play in a playoff game, and this time it's for the nfc championship. they're now both one game away from super bowl 57 1 of the many pivotal match ups in the title game is between the eagles running game and the niners rushing defense. now the niners have the number one defense in the nfl. the eagles have a top ranked offense, which is driven by quarterback jalen hurts and the league's second rank. defense. football passions run high in philadelphia, so the niners will be tested on that field. i know a lot about nfc east football. um i don't know if division stuff makes any difference until he's going to be as talented as a group. as we've seen. they've been, you know, dynamite all year. wonderful i know how much the fans love their opposing team, the opposing team and all the fans, so it's gonna be really fun, and it's gonna be cold and violent and it's gonna be blessed too much into the noise. you know, we should go out there

like i just said, play by play and just let the letter pairs do all the talking. don't forget you can watch that nfc championship game right here with us, ktvu fox to kick off 12 pm sunday in philadelphia. 12 pm is a nice time. actually it is for those of us who have to get up early plenty of time and it's gonna be a great game. it really is south. some nachos some cheese your favorite adult beverage, you'll be all set set . you know, pam, i think you were asking me. i think you're asking me about lincoln financial field, which is where they yes, all the philadelphia sporting venues are very close to each other down there, so, yeah, so you just baseball basketball right there right across the street, so and you could just get there and there's huge parking lots. people do tailgate. that's right. good morning, everyone. i said that with a mystery and people do tailgate, the announcer said. anyway this is a look at the richmond bridge. you can see that traffic is looking good

barrier. bridges are mostly okay , there is one bridge. that's a little bit slow, and that's because we had an accident here at the bay bridge toll plus, it's very minor but accelerated the mirroring lights coming on, and now it's just a little bit more crowded. i think it's going to be okay. i think if you give yourself just the extra five minutes. you should be all right. san mateo bridge. it looks alright. getting over to the peninsula. we haven't had a lot to talk about over there. westbound 5 80 still clearing that crash at s to deal. it was once in the two middle lanes as we talked about now they've moved it to the side. it's still there, though. that means it's going to be a little bit slow coming up from castro valley into san leandro at 6 11. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal fighter. fast food is going on the ballot coming up why you get to decide on a proposal to increase wages for fast food workers and pam a happy ending in san francisco to a scary scene what it took for the police to recover dogs that

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ktvu andre seniors here now to show us a video of the happy reunion with their dogs that were stolen. good morning, andrea. good morning to you. david. dogs are now safely back home with their owners this morning after several stressful hours in all eight dogs are recovered following a theft. san francisco police say the pets were all in their dog walkers van and the van was stolen. while parked at piedmont and ashbury streets yesterday afternoon. that's in the haight asbury neighborhood. the worried dog owners searched the area for any sign of the band and the animals, not knowing what had happened to them. did they release all the dogs in the park somewhere where they're gonna take the dogs and sell them or they just give them away? um so it was incredibly frustrating because we couldn't locate the no. no no dog had a tracker on

it to be able to find find the dog quickly, so we were just we were just beside ourselves. many friends and neighbors joined the pet owners in the frantic search for the missing dogs. it was one of the dog owners who spotted the white van abandoned at 18 and collinsworth. been searching in the hate? nope the presidio just kind of trying to figure out where i would go to try to dump of an or some dogs. uh and, uh, the only place i really hadn't gone was delores park, so i headed down for my neighborhood ashbury heights on 17th and the most direct route to get to delores park takes me along 18th and we stumbled upon the van. um you know, six or eight blocks from our house. well the dogs were all in the back of the advance safe and sand. however, the person who stole the van is still on the loose this morning. san francisco police would like to hear from anyone who has information about this case. however everyone connected with the story is glad it has a happy

ending back to you, pam. very glad that's nice to see all those happy faces. california voters will have a chance to keep or overturn a new california law aimed at raising wages and improving working conditions for fast food workers . many fast food restaurant chains hope california voters will reject the new law, which they say will increase labor costs and drive up menu prices. the california legislature approved the groundbreaking measure last year. it establishes a group that can raise minimum wage and improve working conditions for california's estimated half a million fast food workers. the law is suspended until voters decide on the ballot measure in november 2024 time now, 6 16, the number of patients who connect online with their doctors went up dramatically in the past few years, mainly because of the pandemic, but this increase in telemedicine may have also caused a new, controversial practice in modern medicine. some doctors now send

their patients a bill when they respond to an email when doctor at ucsf says medical professionals have been flooded with emails the past few years and the questions from patients using electronic communications range from prescription refills to serious health problems. the outside of the covid pandemic, we saw a massive increase in the amount of secure messaging that patients were sending to their physicians on the order of 150% increase, so we have this massive volume of new work coming in. that is, for the most part prior to us being able to charge for this uncompensated. now these email fees range from $3 to as much as $100, a recent study found. most doctors only charged for emails when they're responding to questions that wire a lot of time and research to answer. well it looks like former san francisco giant jeff kent is not heading to cooperstown. he failed to make it into the baseball hall of

fame and his 10th and final appearance on the writers ballot . that's despite being one of the best offensive second basement in major league history . he had 377 home runs during his 17 year career that began in 1992. kents fate is now in the hands of a major league baseball committee, which will meet in 2025 former st louis cardinals star scott roland is the only player elected to the hall of fame this year. alright time is 6 18 salads back. i know you're watching the commute. but do you remember jeff can't pretty well , don't you? absolutely he had been incredible amount of r b. i s two of those years when he was with the giants of barry bonds. my goodness. he was fun to watch anyway, and also from cal. i know this because i went to cal, too. let's go. you already know that right? all right, let's go to westbound 5 80 as you drive to estadio, that crash that was blocking middle lanes has been moved. however it is still on the shoulder and people being

how they are. they slow down and take a look at what's going on, especially when it's dark and all the lights are still there, and that is an issue. we can also see some slow traffic this morning kind of early at the bay bridge. there was a minor crash near the metering lights. they got it out of the way quickly, but it kind of started off off on a kind of a slower note. approaching the bay bridge. san mateo bridge might be your option if you have a choice that bridges crowded, but it's not stop and go just yet. and the dumbarton bridge also looks pretty good. let's talk about the south bay commute. we had some earlier issues on 2 37. dave couldn't cleared up northbound seven year curtner. there's a crash there. that's kind of unusual for it to be slow at this early hour, but you can easily avoid the guadalupe parkway by using either 17 or 101 or another way to get past that. don't use 87 northbound. if you can avoid it for now, 6 19. let's bring roberta back here. with today's weather. what are you cooking up this sunday? you know, it's always a game. time to say. i usually decide

the morning of roberta and i get up nice and early. i go to the market. i get what you know something like brats or something. you do jalapeno poppers. i've done that before. yes love that. hey, speaking of the game, which will be televised right here on fox, two ktvu. it's not going to be bad. as far as the weather is concerned. today in philadelphia , we have a combination of snow and rain mix otherwise, game time temperature near 50 going up to 52. tumbling into the forties. by the fourth quarter, the winds will be breezy out of the northwest at 12, and as sal was saying, there's some major tailgating going on at that game on sunday. meanwhile back at the ranch right now clear skies visibility unlimited officials sent up this morning at 7 18 and not a cloud in the sky. later today, some breezy winds for your thursday one more day of temperatures well above normal, but the winds will be increasing 20 to 30 mph offshore northeast and then we start off with cloud cover on friday. patchy fog

cooler and breezy conditions. right now it's 33 degrees apiece in santa rosa and in fairfield, 34 wanted creek. 35 conquered and 36 degrees of peace in brentwood, and then livermore 37 degrees now and napa and in fremont, otherwise in the forties around the central bay at the tip top of our mountain peaks this morning, boy winds are gusty 47 mile per hour winds right now, mount diablo, not a great day to cycle to the very tiptop there at 3800 ft. otherwise at the surface, the winds are under 10. but again, these winds will be increasing northeasterly offshore today 10 to 15 mph in occasional guest up to 20. okay, you see that blank slot there? that's where high pressure is in command, diverting that storm track while to the north of the bay area. the mild weather pattern will continue today and thursday, the in these clouds begin to erode the ridge of high pressure, and as that happens, we'll call it partly cloudy by friday and saturday. mostly cloudy as you

enter your sunday cooler temperatures and a site chance of a few raindrops across the bay area around the state. right now we're talking temperatures thirties and forties 37 degrees of peace and throughout fresno and bakersfield lake window visor in place today as those winds gust up to 30 mph out of the east, otherwise, boys three above zero and truckee. today's temperature's pretty seasonal, in fact, all the way until friday, and 48 degrees for boarding and skiing are number 60 in pacifica. 68 degrees in santa rosa. so you know somebody's backyard will top off at 70, perhaps around sebastopol or gern ville. here's your extended forecast. we tumble back into the fifties. over the weekend, the winds will increase as well, and there's that potential of a rain shower and sunday, i think more likely by either monday or tuesday, pam all right. thank you. roberta tragedy at the northern california university. what we are learning about a student's

death at uc davis and lawmakers taking aim at ticketmaster over high prices we're going to hear from one musician who says the company's near monopoly is hurting the industry.

er kevin mccarthy said he intends to block california representatives adam schiff and eric swalwell from serving on the house committee overseeing national intelligence minority leader hakeem jeffries asked mccarthy to reappoint shift and swalwell to the committee, saying there is no justification for rejecting them. lawmakers are now looking into what went wrong with the sale of tickets to taylor swift's nash nationwide tour. millions of angry fans prompted the hearing after ticketmaster sale in november ended, with many saying they were unable to get a ticket . the ceo of live nation, which merged with ticketmaster and

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did the shootings were live in half moon bay this morning. we'll show you what's being done to remember the victims and help the survivors and city leaders

in san jose, taking action aimed at stopping gun violence. we're talking about a new program. it just started this week on city streets in an effort to make that happen. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto and there it is, as we take you live to the opening bell. this morning, the dow set to drop almost 300 points, in part because of a disappointing earnings report from microsoft. microsoft forecast predicts another tough year for tech companies and that is taking the nasdaq down as well, just about 200 points this morning, so we'll have your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark, middle of the week. it's wednesday, january 25th roberta gonzalez in for steve. it's a little nippy outside right now, but i know some good things are coming our way. clark, my human weather station, our work for you. did you go outside? i did. yeah.

clear skies, clear skies and little coolness right now awaiting the bay. we have temperatures that have dipped down to near the freezing point morning. everybody rise. and shine. live look out towards the coliseum across the estuary waters. it's going to pan out to be a pretty day today. sure a colder start but a mild finish. and the winds will increase late day out of the north and northeast up to 20 temperature span 60 to 68 as dave wasn't alluding to take a look at those temperatures away from the bay, all in the thirties. it is 33 degrees apiece in santa rosa, and in fairfield, otherwise forties pretty common up and down the peninsula. good morning , san jose and throughout the senate, clara valley near 40 degrees later today, the abundance of sunshine and numbers spanning from 60 m. pacifica through larks burisma. all the way into santa rosa. near 70 degrees low sixties tri valley 62 mountain view and across the bay to fremont. we

will talk tahoe forecast in your extended outlook and the potential of raindrops were right now south castaneda earlier you were saying there was a big problem on 5 18 year foothills. that's still a problem. it is, although it's not as big of a problem because they've opened up the lens, roberta and that would be westbound 5 80. this was actually near estadio and i'll get to that in just a minute on the map. but i want to talk about the east bay in general are beginning to wake up, so to speak. highway 24 non stop and go, but we're seeing some slow traffic on highway four. and just a little bit on 6 80. not much if you're driving across bridges, the richmond bridge already has a little bit of a backup here. which kind of early for that richmond bridge heading over to marine. the bay bridge already has a backup san mateo bridge. traffic is moderate, not a big backup, but it's getting more crowded by the moment and roberta mentioned westbound 5 80 near estadio. that's been kind of a long standing problem. there's still some slowing their out of st leandro. we'll keep an eye on that for you. 6 32, let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. people

and communities around the bay area are showing support for the people affected by the mass shootings in half moon bay ktvu sally ross smith joins us now from half moon bay with a look at some of the efforts underway to provide food, clothing and other resources for about 40 families displaced by that tragedy, ali. yeah pam were at mac dutra plaza in half moon bay. this is right on the city's main street across from city hall. this is usually the heart of the tourist part of half moon bay. but today it's a site where people can show their support and their grief for the shootings that happened earlier this week and mourn the seven people who were killed at those two farms here in half moon bay. you can see flowers and candles. people have left behind handwritten notes and even stuffed animals. the victims have not been officially identified by the court. honor yet, but we know that they were all workers at the two mushroom farms here in half moon bay there about 40 families who not only worked but lived on site at those two farms, and they can't

go back home because their home is now the site of a criminal investigation. so in the meantime, they are staying in hotels that the city and county are providing, and there are several community organizations in half moon bay and across the bay area. who are trying to help by gathering donations of food, clothing and money for the survivors. people are just whether it's money or their time or both. it's just everyone is jumping in, and everyone is really making this a strong community. not just in half moon bay, but across the bay area in san jose this morning, an organization called the farmworker caravan is hosting an emergency donation drive. they're asking for clothing items nonperishable foods like canned tuna and granola bars, and they're accepting those donations from nine am until two this afternoon at the san jose women's center that's at 75 south hunt south 11th street in san jose. they also have a website. and it go fund me page and later this afternoon, they will be driving those donated items to another community

organization here in half moon bay called the alice nonprofit group that supports foreign workers, and they will disseminate some of those food and supplies and resources to the affected families live and half moon bay. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news. thank you. well governor gavin newsom show to anger and frustration about this week's tragedy in half moon bag. trauma and the damage the devastation. is felt. for generations in some cases. communities being torn asunder. no one feeling safe. while the governor was in half moon bay, he said. he's tired of going to scenes of mass shootings in california, and he's a specially fed up with people who refused to support tougher gun safety laws. shame on them and shame on those that allow and perpetuate. that to be rewarded politically. shame on them. shame on these judges. that are rolling back the laws that we've established in the state of california.

shame on them. you deserve better. california already has some of the nation's toughest gun safety laws, but california's ban on assault weapons and high capacity magazines is facing several legal challenges. san jose is approved new restrictions on guns following the recent mass shootings. the city council voted last night to approve new measures to prevent gun violence, including expanding outreach and information on gun violence. restraining orders. the city also recently launched a gunshot detection system in some neighborhoods that was on monday and the san jose city auditor says gun related incidents in san jose increased by 25% from 2017 to 2021, including an increase in ghost guns. our time is now 6 36. there is some sad news this morning from uc davis. the university says a student has died at a dorm on the campus that was announced yesterday afternoon. it happened at the miller hall residence hall. in a

statement, u. c. davis and the spokesman says our hearts go out to the family, friends and others who knew and loved him. we are grateful for the first responders who were on scene who did all they could for the students. the name of the student has not yet been released. two of california's largest reservoirs have now hit their highest level since the summer of 2020. after our recent wet weather, both lake shasta lake oroville have filled up considerably like shasta's now at 55% capacity compared to last summer when it peaked at just 40% like oroville is at 62% capacity after also peaking at just 40% last summer. san francisco's public utilities commission says the heavy rains have boosted the water supply for city residents. and right now the reservoir is at about 80% capacity, officials say it is likely to fill all the way up. that is without the snow pack that will eventually melt and make its way here. in the

spring. time is 6 37 were making it over the sao. you've been dealing with some continual problems in the commute this morning. i'm checking on that 5 80 at 5 80 at estadio because it's been there for a while. i know that at one point it was blocking several lanes and they've opened the lanes, however. they did that recently . and there's still a backup. you know, sometimes they move things out of the way, but they still have people there on the shoulder, and it's causing a slowdown that would be westbound 5 80, leaving castro valley area and heading over to san leandro . and the thing is, there's usually not a backup for the early morning drivers there, and that's the terrible surprise. you get up and you do a normal commute, and there's an unexpected backup. and that's why we're here. we're also looking at the south bay, where there was an unexpected backup on north bong 87 in the early morning hours on the guadalupe parkway coming up the curtner. that's unexpected. usually it's not that slow. so give yourself

extra time. if those are your commutes, bay bridge a little bit slower than usual. we had an early morning minor crashes started us off on the wrong foot there say mateo bridge looks a little bit better if you're driving there. and no issues on the peninsula, which is good. let's say going to the airport over there in san bruno does not look bad at all. so far, things change. but right now it looks alright. 6 39. let's bring roberta back in with today's weather you said earlier. it's a great golf day. always a great golf day, right? i've heard people out on the golf course a you know, a bad day of golf is still better than a great day at work. i don't say that. i love my job. hi everybody morning to you. it is a great day to get on outdoors. pack your lunch. eat outdoors. fantastic conditions, temperatures above average a wonderful wednesday as are warming trend continues clear skies, visibility and limited official sun up at 7 18 glistening view of the colosseum

thanks to our engineer, steve and toc this morning, our technical operations center here we go. temperatures this morning 33, santa rosa and in fairfield 30. four wanted creek 35 conquered 36 apiece, brentwood and then livermore 37 degrees. also in napa sonoma ended fremont otherwise forties covered around the central bay now up to 50.5 moon bay. these temperatures are up to 10 degrees colder this morning than just 24 hours ago. if you need some comparison as you're getting out the door for work kids out the door for school. or maybe just walking the dog. this is our storm tracker satellite imagery. see that void there of any clouds. that's because that huge dome of high pressure continues to strengthening and encompass our state of california, and that's it does so mild conditions, but this area of low pressure is going to drop down from the north. it's going to cause a tight squeeze on things and some very breezy conditions today from crescent city is through reading and to

uk, our winds will blow out of the northeast up to 20 otherwise at this sour for us, no and bakersfield at 37 degrees. around the bay area. today we go 60 pacifica with full on sunshine, too. 68 degrees in santa rosa. you know somebody somebody's backyard will top off at 70 degrees, perhaps some windsor or in qatari sentenced today in the low sixties marin and marin city as well. sas alito 60, 62 fremont and in hayward and across the bay to redwood city and a mountain view 60 today in throughout the tri valley. your extended forecast. there you have it, you know, computer models are wavering. maybe a light shower on sunday. it's a strong possibility. i'm going with mostly cloudy skies monday and tuesday also very unsettled. but pam and dave the main theme here is that we're going to get cooler by the weekend will cloud up and we will see some light showers returned to the bay area. roberta thank you time 6 41, a

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shoulders claimed they were misled by musk. do you think comments i can't comment, you know, because it's legal stuff. must defended himself after being accused of defrauding investors with the 2018 tweet, saying that he had secured funding to take tesla private legal experts say jurors will have to decide whether musk's behavior and actions were reckless and untruthful or just an innocent mistake. i think it would have been better if he had said it was an innocent mistake rather than go up against the judge's ruling that the tweets are false because then the jury has put in the position of disbelieving the judge, if they're going to believe, mr

musk musk told jurors his motive and intentions were not meant to deceive investors and reminded them that tesla shareholders did well in 2018. he is not expected to be called back to testify, but there are many other witnesses expected to take the stand time now, 6 45 new legislation is proposed for a new tax on california's wealthy as residents, it would add an extra 1.5% tax on californians, with a net worth of more than $1 billion and a 1% tax for people earning more than and $50 million early numbers show if it's passed and signed into law , it could generate more than $21 billion a year in extra revenue for the state. for far too long. we have allowed income out inequality deepen and fester in the state. and in this country where the rich get wealthier and the middle class shrinks and falls further behind. some republican lawmakers have come out against that proposal, saying california's tax structure is already heavily dependent on the

wealthiest earners in today's dollars and cents. microsoft says it has restored service after thousands of users around the world were hit with an outage affecting several microsoft products, including teams and outlook at 1 30 this morning microsoft tweeted that it had rolled back network change that it believes caused the outage. that was after users around the world began reporting issues with microsoft products starting at about 11 o'clock last night. the justice department and several states, including california are suing google. the lawsuit alleges the mountain view based company tried to neutralize or eliminate rivals through acquisitions. the suit also says google forces advertisers to use its products by making it difficult to use competitors products. attorney general merrick garland says google has been operating this way for more than 10 years. for 15 years, google has pursued a course of anticompetitive conduct. that has allowed it to halt the rise of rival technologies manipulate auction

mechanics to insulate itself from competition. and force advertisers and publishers to use its tools. the lawsuit is the second from the department of justice against google in 2020. the doj accused google of having a monopoly over internet search traffic. google has long held the top spot in digital advertising and accounted for nearly 30% of the industry last year. and tesla announced plans to invest another $3.5 billion and its gigafactory plant outside reno. the carmaker will add two new factories, one will mass produce its long delayed electric big rigs. the other will make batteries in the new plant is expected to make enough batteries for two million tesla per year. time is 6 48. let's see what's happening again are morning commute. sal has a very latest, so we do have a look at the commute all over the bay area right now contra costa county and start their highway 24 looks pretty good. there have

been no major issues there, although we have had some slow traffic and parts of contra costa county, not on 24, but on other parts like 80 westbound is beginning to get slow between elsa bronte enrichment and we also have highway four. that is going to be slow coming in to be a point from pittsburgh. little slowing on 2 42. not a lot on 6 80. there was some earlier slowing there. but again, we do have some traffic that's beginning to slow down almost everywhere you look, the bay bridge is one of them. we had an earlier crash. there was a minor one, but it's still caused. some issues, and we also do have san mateo bridge traffic that's getting thicker, a little bit busier heading out to the peninsula. we've been talking about 5 80. finally that crashed. it is to deal has gone and so is the backup. 8 80 is pretty slow. we haven't mentioned the peninsula allowed , and that's because there's not a lot going on right now. fortunately south city millbrae san martel, redwood city all looks pretty good. so far, some

slowing on north dont wanna one just a little bit. north korean won the one driving into berlin game from san mateo. 6 49. let's bring roberta back in here with today's forecast. look behind me here. can you see this? it's very nice. yeah, let's all give it a round of applause. i think steve is behind. you sell right, and he works in toc, and he's providing us with this big, beautiful view at your sunrises . morning officially at 7 18. good morning, everybody. let's take a look at this first. right now. we are forecasting temperatures today to top off very similar to yesterday. it was a mild tuesday. day. now look at these numbers. this is what you can anticipate same conditions, a repeat performance and we see people getting out already day look at that they're already exercising their growing growing growing. their boats are door thinking we hit just hit you right there. it's glorious, isn't it? it's going to pan out to be just a pretty precious day cold start mild finish winds

pick up later today to the north and northeast 10 to 20 mph on shore we go number one. where we saw the rowers outside on the estuary is currently 41 degrees 41 in oakland as well. meanwhile, you traverse inland where it's in the thirties. it is now 34 degrees and wanted creek through diablo and alamo. 36 apiece, brentwood and livermore and getting the flavor all this cold inland forties around the central bay and peninsula highest peaks up to go about 3800 ft. to mount diablo winds are up to 44 mph very gusty winds in the highest elevations. today at the surface , the winds are under 10 mph right now we have a suddenly win it sfo at three. but again, these winds increase in a 20 offshore flow again today, right there. high pressure continues to building as it does, so it has been strengthening and it will push our temperatures to above normal readings for this time of the year, then this big,

bad boy right here, it takes a nosedive down into southerly direction and as it does, so it's going to bring you some cooler temperatures. for the weekend forecast average overnight low 19, but right now it is seven above zero on the south shore truckee at three degrees at this hour all the way through friday, we talk about seasonal temperatures, but by the end of the work week 48 degrees 48 that's like springtime skiing and boarding. okay back at the ranch, 60 pacifica, 60 agents center rosa, so somebody will hit 70 in their backyard around this particular area. otherwise 62 in oakland and piedmont and alameda as well as el cerrito 62 apiece in redwood city, and in mountain view. here is your extended forecast. we began to cloud up on saturday. mostly cloudy in sunday site. chance of rain showers from then all the way through tuesday. so enjoy your day today. dave roberta. thank you time. 6 52 a warning if you plan to travel with cancun in

mexico coming up in the next hour, we'll tell you how tourists are being targeted as they go to their hotels. plus when you think of schools and you think of the cafeterias. they should look like restaurants going from san francisco's top culinary scene to cooking and a cafeteria. you're about to meet a bay area chef who says kids deserve more than chicken nuggets and pizza for lunch.

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in las vegas, the most popular food is broccoli. yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancakes, and broccoli ice cream, and broccoli hotdogs, and of course, they have raw unseasoned broccoli..... with stems. -daddy, i don't want to go to las vegas with you and mommy tomorrow. oh, are you sure?

are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun! an police trying to catch a serial killer who has been on the loose for almost 50 years. now the killer is known as the doodler. he's linked to as many as six murders in 1974 and 1975 specifically preying on gay men yesterday, an updated sketch of the suspect was released now the reward amount was also going up to $250,000 for information leading to an arrest. family members of the victims are thankful investigators still out there, searching for new lead since at the time, there wasn't a lot of attention on these cases because of negative attitudes towards the gay community. why is oakland police

chief laurent armstrong remains on paid leave the community in oakland stood by him, believing the wrong decision was made outside the alameda county courthouse yesterday, a diverse showing of solidarity for the police chief. reinstate chief armstrong so he can get back to the business of meeting the public safety needs of our constituents. carl chan, the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, says chief armstrong has supported the asian community as it deals with hate crimes. for all this time, you have all bad. but today it's our turn to say that we have your back. let's bring back chip armstrong. the federal judge who oversees oakland police reforms had a hearing held over zoom and said he was quote profoundly disappointed by the latest misconduct scandal that, he said once again exposed the rot

within the oakland police department. but the judge did not make any rulings on whether to extend the oakland police departments probation period. he said. he is due to be back in court on this in april. but time is 6 57. we're learning that a racial slur may have led up to a teacher who threw a student on the ground at a high school in richmond, and everything was caught on camera. we're learning that a student said the racial slur to an african american substitute teacher. and this would happened afterwards. a protest was held yesterday on the campus led by the black student union, responding to the use of that racial slur. i believe that there is no one side to pick. and i know that they are both at fault. things escalated, and i think he was just at his limit because richmond high that where it does get tossed around a lot, so we just wanna just stop it. it's just it's not right. that

substitute teacher has since been fired. he hasn't been officially identified. but students say his name was mr campbell. he was reportedly an assistant football coach. richmond police are conducting a criminal investigation of the incident as well. our time is 6 59 will school lunches are getting a makeover in the mountains, pablo unified school district and contra costa county lunch menus are now filled with california grown fruits and vegetables, grass fred meets and recipes that well, they they sound like they're good to eat. the scores. nutrition director works with local farms, baker's creameries and fishermen supply almost all of the ingredients used in the schools that served 30,000 students. we're learning new information about a man accused in the deadly mass shooting in half moon bay. authorities say he did 10 years ago was the man's expected to make his fhe recent shooting

sparked a new debateting more restrictions on firearms. is it the solution? in san francisco's rookie quarterback getting ready for his toughest test yet we'll take a look at what will be the most crucial match up in this title game. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday. it's january. 25th can we talk about how nice today's weather will be in the weight for like 22? 30? roberta are you gonna go golfing? i'm going to sit in my backyard lemonade and trashy magazine. i love that. can i join you? please please, no matter what you have planned today, try to take it on outdoors at one point. into another. sunny skies, temperatures well above average today and tomorrow before the bottom falls out, and we experience cooler conditions, but average high san francisco 58 today low sixties