latest on the reactions of this bombshell decision and what may happen next, plus every night like a trauma. they have they wake up there is my daddy and the latest on another bay area tragedy, the killing of a convenience store clerk in the st e where he worked what his grieving family is saying as the police asked the public for help to find the killer. from well good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning, march 31st end of march significantly colder this morning. i noticed a little bit like it to me. let's check in with steve paulson still called thirties and forties, you guys, but at least we get a break here. we had some yesterday as far as rain goes except early in the morning, but that's gone. 39 santa rosa 38 paolo out, though forties elsewhere. a lot of low clouds and lingering about especially offshore. so some patchy fog

chili lows, but other than that, you are my sunshine. we'll go with that today. chilly morning. patchy fog. mostly sunny, breezy . nice just were struggling to warm up, but we're trying a little bit here fifties to a soft 60 in san jose. here he is. had a little jump in his step because it's friday morning, mr sal castaneda, steve. thank you . and you're right. i do feel a little bit better. and now that it's friday, i digress, though, because right now we do have a problem on the nimitz freeway. that would be northbound 8 80 coming up on 66. they have the freeway closed between there and high street for police activity . now it's early, and there's not a big backup, but there is already a slowdown in the area. i would use 5 80 instead. so the closure is just after the coliseum essentially just get up on 5 85 80 is doing very well heading over that way or perhaps get on the freeway after high street and you'll be okay. we'll

keep watching this four. oh, one. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. sal for the first time in american history of former president is facing criminal charges. donald trump was indicted by a manhattan grand jury on charges involving hush money payments made during the 2016 presidential campaign. early next week. he is expected to surrender to authorities. ktvu elissa harrington has more on the story for the first time ever in ex president is facing criminal charges. a grand jury in new york voted to indict former president donald trump for his alleged role in hush money payments made to adult film star stormy daniels. i think it's a be a sad and sober day for the country, democratic congressman adam schiff, who was the lead prosecutor during trump's first impeachment trial , called this an unprecedented moment. we've never had a president indicted for criminal activity before. so it's kind of a stain on that office. but at the same time, it's a reflection of the rule of law working in

america that the justice system is holding everyone to account the rich and powerful as well as ordinary citizens. the former president will have to take a mug shot. he will have to be fingerprinted. he will have to be arraigned. jessica levinson, professor at loyola law school, said the indictment, although sealed, is expected to include felonies. what do we think we're going to see? we think we're going to see charges related to falsification of business records that would then be related to attempting to commit or conceal another crime. the investigation focused on payments during the 2016 campaign. the accusation is that trump paid $130,000 to daniel's to cover up an alleged affair but reported it as reimbursement to his then attorney michael cohen. cohen served a prison sentence for his role. he released a statement thursday that said, in part i do take solace in validating the adage that no one is above the law, not even a former president, in an interview with cnn thursday

night, former vice president mike pence called the indictment an example of the criminalization of politics unprecedented indictment. former president of the united states on a campaign finance issue. is an outrage. trump meanwhile, called this a witch hunt. he released a statement. part of it reads. this is political persecution and election interference at the highest level in history. that was elissa harrington reporting. now former president trump has said that he still plans to run for president in 2024 time now. 404 congresswoman nancy pelosi, the former house speaker who represents the bay area, had this reaction to the trump indictment, saying quote the grand jury has acted upon the facts and the law. no one is above the law, and everyone has the right to a trial to prove innocence. hopefully the former president will peacefully respect the system, which grants him bad, right? and florida

governor ron desantis, who may compete with trump in a bid for the republican presidential nomination, reacted to the indictment by saying, quote the weaponization of the legal system to advance a political agenda turns the rule of law on its head. it is on american independent monitor overseeing the oakland police department has released its latest report, it concludes that the department is facing quote very serious questions about its capacity to police itself. robert warshaw said. while the department has made progress, its technical compliance, he said, cultural deficiencies are lingering. this follows the firing of chief laurent armstrong last month. a report commissioned by warshaw claims the chief failed to hold a sergeant responsible for two incidents. one involving firing a gun in an elevator and another a hit and run in a parking lot now, warshaw wrote, quote in the aftermath of recent developments . mayor xiang tao has invoked the leadership essential to the sustainment of a culture of

accountability. the mayor has set the tone that should permeate the department. so organizationally it is in both. technical compliance and on the road to real cultural transformation is now 406. a police search continues in the east bay city of pittsburgh for the person who killed the convenience store clerk last week, and the public is now being asked to help track down the killer. the store clerk, abdul shiraz were shot and killed at the store near highway forward. two arrests have already been made, but police are still searching for a third suspect, the man's widow and her five small children fear for their safety. she is even afraid to be shown on camera. change my house. my kid's school. and change and. help my family, my kids. because i'm five kids job speak english now. for more than a decade of doordash. arad's worked as an army translator in

afghanistan, his widow says he came here to america to give his family a better life. gavin newsom launched a new political action committee with the campaign style video. now, the governor says the campaign for democracy will raise money to fight what he calls authoritarian attacks on free society, he said it will boot it will work to boost democrats up and down the ballot in political races across the country. he cited moves in republican led states to ban abortion, restrict what can be taught in schools and ease gun laws. let me get harder to vote and easier to buy assault weapons. they fan the flames of culture wars to distract from the fact that blue states have lower murder rates, better healthcare outcomes and higher gdp. s newsom said he is jumpstarting the pack with $10 million and will hit the road with first partner jennifer siebel newsom. the governor tweeted that the fund raised $100,000 in the first two hours

407 later today, the executive director of the san jose police officers association is due in federal court, according to new details. 64 year old joanne segovia is believed by federal agents to have been the point person for a foreign drug operation. importing and distributing drugs like fentanyl for two decades ago via has worked as executive director of the san jose police officers association, giving logistical support for the organization's president and board of directors . prosecutors claimed that since 2015 to go over your used her personal and work computers at the union office. to order thousands of this has been the grandma. of the p o a. this is not the person that we've known for more than a decade. police union officials say no sworn officers or civilian employees were involved , and no union funds were used in the criminal enterprise.

segovia is free on bail, but today will appear in federal court. the rainy bay area whether has been hard on vendors at farmers markets, according to the san francisco chronicle. food wise, which runs the ferry plaza farmers market in san francisco, says there has been a 50% drop in foot traffic at the market this season. now as the rain keeps buyers away, farmers are seeing lower sales and choosing to skip market days. most are hoping to recoup those losses as the weather improves. nice friendly reminder to head your farmers market. that's right. and at 12 9. we're going over to see paulson to talk more about the weather. will it slowly get warmer? very slowly. not much. i know a lot of lot of stuff. that stuff is not blooming. yet it's been too cold and wet. let's get to san francisco data that if he missed this yesterday, they are now for the seasons since july, 1st 32.72 making this the ninth wettest rain year. since 18 49 1st is probably never going to

be at least touched here in the near term. that was in 18 61 62 . but last year 18 3 quarters 32 72 this march, almost seven inches of rain making this the 13th wettest march on record as well. the wettest was in 1983. that was an el nino year of low clouds. water temps are still very cold. 50 last systems continue to clip is to the north, even though they're weak thirties forties on the tempter, creeks, 39, palo alto san carlos or in their petaluma mill valley, santa rosa as well. low forties mid forties, a bunch of thirties here going from mendocino county, lake county, napa county along the one oh one quarter all the way into marin county. low forties or mid forties. for some even richmond's at 39 cold degrees 14 . truckee 18. southlake, taliek ia 39 forties all the way down to santa barbara 44 42 fresno, bakersfield 41 in las vegas, 14 cold degrees and flagstaff, 36 on the mountain and 34 at ben lomond man. the air loft is very

cold, so it's tough to warm up when it's like that, and not diablo was 29 degrees yesterday . 29 with a little bit of snow a little warmer today but still 35 of the southwest wind of 26. you can see the system to the north, so we'll get a little bit a little bit more sunshine today. but again, there's a lot of low clouds lurking in a weak system. low clouds mostly sunny, maybe partly cloudy over by the coast and a lot of clouds cooler. we go into saturday? any rain on the way? not really. if there is any, it's pretty light. there will will be some serious snow, but it looks pretty quiet for us. but cool pattern here for the next 3 to 5 days for us so chilly morning low clouds. mostly sunny. partly cloudy over by the coast. breezy cool, denies fifties 10 years 60, you guys all right. thank you, steve . the shooting in nashville this week is reigniting the discussion on gun reform coming up the protests at the tennessee state capitol as the state plans to relax their gun laws. the 15 year old in santa rosa, accused of killing another student in a fatal stabbing now has a new date for an arraignment when we

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when it comes to making plans, you are the best. the same way you plan each detail for those moments, start planning to protect you and your loved ones from a natural disaster. protecting your family is the best plan you can make. student accused of a fatal stabbing on the montgomery high school campus. now the judge postponed it until may 4th so that lawyers could debate a possible gag order in the case. 16 year old jayden piento was stabbed to death inside a classroom during a fight. earlier this month, another student was stabbed and injured . the student accused as a freshman at montgomery high school time now for 14, the berkeley unified school district has a sided on what it expects a reparations task force to accomplish in the future. it's called district called the pas. ability of reparation a response to the legacy of slavery in the

united states, and it wants to provide reparations for berkeley students with the ancestors who were enslaved and endured other racial injustices. now the school district wants to find 8 to 13 community members to be on that task force will also include two board members and five district staff members. they will decide how reparations will be funded and what it will take to set up the program. mm. by taking on this challenge within the city of berkley, specifically through the context of the berkeley unified school district. um it should not preclude the possibility of other political endeavors in which we think about reparations and a very serious and concerted way. now the idea for a task force began after the murder of george floyd three years ago. however the framework of it is just taking shape now. the california reparations task force wrapped up a two day meeting in sacramento. its goal

is to determine how to compensate black californians for the legacy of slavery and the years of discrimination and financial losses. the task force listened during an emotional public comment last night. those who spoke say they are frustrated with the process. this is all just, you know, running through the motions of red tape thing. no, man. come on, put something down. put some on the wood right now. don't wait until tomorrow. wait until the next meeting. a bunch of bull the current plan could cost $800 billion, double the state's annual budget. but the task force says it won't take a stance on the amount of money california should compensate its black residents. the task force is set to meet again in may. it does face a july 1st deadline to present its final plans to california lawmakers are time is 4 16 to federal judge in texas, who in the past ruled that the entire affordable care act was unconstitutional, has now ruled again against part of the add log. yesterday the judge

invalidated the mandate that insurance companies cover preventive health screenings for cancer, mental illness and other conditions. however that ruling will not affect most people here in california, because state law requires that coverage for all state regulated insurers, a new report details the high cost of housing in the bay area and the burden it puts on families. the advocacy group generation housing released its second annual state of housing report for sonoma county, almost half the resident since they are spent at least 30% of their entire income on shelter and utilities. families may be forced to skip meals or expensive medication in order to pay for a roof over their heads . nearly 80% of those surveyed encountered some type of financial hardship last year time now for 17, but the recent storms we've had to push the bay area out of the drought. now the latest map released by the drought monitor, you can actually see there's no drought conditions for the entire bay area. a big change from late

december when almost the entire bay area it was in a severe drought. matt keller of santa clara valley water says that agency could rescind its drought emergency with reservoirs now at 150% of normal, but things could change fast. the reality is we could be in another drought in a year. so we want to be careful with you know what we're recommending to the public and our board is going to take into consideration how we can make water conservation a way of life here in santa clara county. no he's been a mud officials say. as of this week, their reservoirs are 88% filled their easing the drought restrictions and also suspending penalties for excessive water use. for 18 the time. let's check in with steve paulson. we've had a lot of rain so hopefully that eases the burden on the yeah, once again. it takes four months. yeah you know, i mean, when you get when we get a wet year, we

get a wet year, and it's really started in november. looks like things are winding down for now. are we done and that completely but the big systems there's nothing showing up like that yet. the low that we had on tuesday and wednesday went into southern california, arizona yesterday and as that comes out of the rockies will be a huge severe weather maker as it goes across the country, so yesterday active days, southern california , arizona now it has taken the turn and much quieter but cool pattern for this time of year on the desert, no doubt about it. and for us also a cool pattern. thirties on the temps forties walnut creek 39. san carlos is so are we, santa rosa's in their petaluma valley, little cooler, palo alto, of course, little cooler as well. low forties sunnyvale is down there. even 44 in berkeley creek 39. is that the only one i think so. so far . i'm sure there'll be a few others, but we do have a lot of low clouds kind of dancing around 14 18 truckee in south lake tahoe thirties forties for temps all the way down to southern california. santa barbara 44 bakersfield, fresno, 42. diablo incredibly had new

snow yesterday because then we had that light rain and the temperature was 29 incredibly cold degrees. today. it's a little warmer 35 but a southwest wind the 29th. there's a lot of activity. there are a lot of low clouds getting pushed in by that system to the north, so we'll have some sunshine today, but if you're near the coast, it's not going to be very warm. low clouds mostly sunny to partly cloudy, a lot of clouds cooler over the weekend. carbonate maybe some light rain to the north. not a big deal here, but the pattern is not warming us up anytime soon. effectively then we might get a little colder here as we head towards monday and tuesday as systems start to take a more towards the syrian amount of than us mostly sunny. partly cloudy fifties sixties on the tips here very well below average again. we're trying to warm up. but it's a tough process here all the way into the weekend and into early next week. alright steve. thank you time now for its money still ahead, state school superintendent tony thurman came to the east bay talking about the importance of financial

literacy. later we'll talk about the details of that visit and his push for high schools to teach children students about managing money. plus the numbers are changing after a spike in californians leaving the state during the pandemic, we have a look at the new data.

two missing woman from san mateo is being held in mexico a $40,000 rewards being offered in this case, the fbi, says 29 year old monica daily owned barba was forced into a van in jalisco, mexico, as she walked home from work with her dog back on november 29th. they say this is not a random kidnapping. they believe she's being held somewhere in mexico. we believe this was a targeted kidnapping. we don't believe that she was a random victim, and we believe that she is still being held hostage. the hostage takers have

been in contact with her family and the fbi is working very close, both with the family and with authorities in mexico to bring her home safely. now the fbi wouldn't give any more details on what exactly the kidnappers maybe asking for, but they hope that reward money will prompt someone to come forward with information. hundreds of community members rallied at the tennessee state capitol demanding gun reform. this comes four days after the mass shooting in nashville, where 39 year old students and three adults were killed at the covenant school. the 28 year old shooter carried two assault rifles and a handgun protesters surrounded the statehouse and voice their demands. to the lawmakers inside. despite the calls for gun safety reform, republican leaders in tennessee look to relax several of the states gun laws just this week the minimum age for carrying a

handgun without a permit dropped from 21 to 18 years old. it's a move that angered many, including local democratic lawmakers. at the same time, republican tennessee senators marsha blackburn and bill haggerty introduced the safe school act that calls for hiring veterans and former police officers to serve as school safety officer. time now for 25 new details from the fbi about the 2017 las vegas strip shooting massacre 60 people were killed. and more than 850. more were wounded at an open air concert at the shooting at the route 91 harvest music festival was the deadliest in modern american history. the fbi said that gunman had lost tens of thousands of dollars. gambling documents released say the gunman, stephen paddock, was angry about how the casinos had treated him. police found paddock did from a self inflicted wound to the head well later today, president biden and first lady joe biden will fly to

mississippi to get a firsthand look at the tornado damage their plan to go to meet with first responders and others in the city of rolling fork, mississippi. just look at the pictures 25 people in that area died last week when a tornado tore through several towns. dozens of people were hurt. the white house issued an emergency declaration makes federal funding available for what's expected to be a long recovery. a new report from the u. s census shows the number of people leaving california is slowing. the bay area lost 53,000 residents last year, which is less than one third of the losses in 2021. researchers say the exodus of california is being balanced by the influx of immigrants moving here. other parts of the country seeing similar immigration growth. or dallas, miami and seattle. mhm

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increase. security measures were going to take you live to new york to show you what's being done to keep people safe during what's expected to be an intense time. plus political reactions came pouring in after the announcement about the former president. why some are saying the indictment is politically motivated? ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning . thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam

cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is a friday it's march . 31st welcome to the end of march. +22 welcome to steve paulson has your forecast. i do indeed, thirties and forties on the temp, so another cold morning here a lot of low clouds in place. we just can't get really very warm here in the pattern over the next 3 to 5 days, but at least we get a break from the rain lot of low clouds, especially marine coast , sonoma coast north, so it'll be a mix of these low clouds. not much warmer but at least with the sun and can feel pretty good. hello friday. where have you been? low clouds cold morning again. sun and clouds breeze. cool tonight if you're in the sun, it's not bad. but if you have that low cloud deck or anywhere near a westerly breeze, it's pretty chilly, were well below average again on the high temps. alright salis here happy friday. you said one thing going on. did i hear that correctly? you know, uh and they've opened up the lanes northbound 80 88 high street, which is good. there was a car there and into a power pole nearby, and they had

to close the freeway because the lines were in precarious spot. but now, apparently, they can let traffic through. so traffic is moving well past the scene. pardon me. northbound 80 traffic looks good. it's a nice looking commute starting off of friday at the bay bridge, 4 30, let's go back to the headlines. all right, sal. thank you. well, politicians are are all around the bay area and around the country or talking this morning about the indictment of former president donald trump ktvu lamonica. peters has more from local leaders on both sides of the aisle. going to win this case, we will humiliate them. the manhattan grand jury investigating alleged hush money payments made on former president donald trump's behalf , including chair of the san francisco republican party, john dennis believes the indictment handed down against donald trump is politically motivated uphill battle proving his case i think donald trump will not be convicted. i fact i'd be

surprised, frankly, if it goes to trial, if it isn't settled somehow before then trump is being indicted for hush money payments made to a woman on his behalf. speaker of the house. kevin mccarthy also tweeted about manhattan, d a alvin bragg saying as he routinely freeze violent criminals to terrorize the public. he weaponized our sacred system of justice against president donald trump. i think it affects the republican party in the sense that it will galvanize the trump supporters and have people who were maybe not as enthusiastic as the former president, as they once were come back into the fold, while dennis believes the indictment will give donald trump a boost in the 2024 election some bay area democrats say they want to see the case play out in court and that this isn't a time for celebration. on thursday, representative eric swalwell tweeted the indictment of a former president is a somber day for america. it's also a time to put faith in our judicial system. silicon valley congresswoman anna asked you, a

democrat, also had this to say there are many, many officeholders. former office holders that is not only been indicted, uh they have been charged and they have been imprisoned. and uh, we've been able to absorb that we've been able to move on. and i just pray that, uh, that will be the case with this as well. as you also says that she won't speculate on what this indictment could mean for the 2024 elections. and she also doesn't think that the indictment should be a partisan issue. lamonica peters ktvu fox two news, monica. thank you, tom is 4 33, and there are other investigations facing former president trump, among other things, new york's attorney general is suing the trump family for allegedly overvaluing their assets and misleading lenders and prosecutors in georgia are looking into the role the former president and

his allies played and trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election. and then a special counsel is investigating how classified documents ended up at the home of donald trump in florida, and he could possibly face charges over inciting the january 6th capitol hill insurrection. still no word on when vanessa's main waterline will be back in service. now, the city says public works crews are actively working on the transmission line that was damaged by a hillside collapse off interstate 6 80 residents are required to cut their water used by 40% until further notice. venetia is getting water from a secondary source. lake herman officials say the water is safe to drink, but people are complaining about an earthy taste, which is causing a run on bottled water at local stores. so i went in the store to get some water, but they're pretty much sold out already. we're not washing the dishes is often we're taking shorter showers. no

and i work just trying to conserving our water. and we're buying bottled water drink. last year, venetia asked residents to cut water usage due to an aging pipeline that broke underneath the city's water treatment plant . our time is 4 30 for the california office of emergency services, says help is on the way for people affected by the winter storms since january. about a dozen big storms have hit california, causing hundreds of millions of dollars in damage. crumbling roads and also displacing thousands of people by flooding. the state says it has hundreds of officials on the ground now in hard hit communities to see the damage. we find ourselves at a moment where we're pivoting from the direct response and lifesaving efforts to the ongoing long term recovery, which is, in many cases, the longer and more important part of the work that we do. uh we want to reiterate

that california will stand with all of the impacted survivors of these storms as we move forward through a variety of means. now the state is already directed more than $60 million for storm relief, and governor newsom is asked president biden for fema help even further. contra costa county is alerting drivers about elaine closure at one of the busiest roads in l. c. bronte crews have shut down one lane of san pablo road, just west of valley view road in the westbound direction. the closure is to repair damage caused by recent storms. now we haven't heard when the lane will reopen to traffic, so drivers are warned to expect delays in that area. all right. our time is now for 36. we're continuing our coverage about the indictment of former president trump, who became the first four former president in american history to face criminal charges. madeline rivera has more from new york on how law enforcement now increasing security measures. good morning, madeline. good

morning, david pam will an unprecedented move requires a massive response as well. the nypd is asking every police officer to be in full uniform today as a precautionary measure. we're gonna win this case, we will humiliate them. the manhattan grand jury investigating alleged hush money payments made on former president donald trump's behalf , including two adult film star stormy daniels officially indicted him thursday, the former president taking to truth social saying, in part quote, they only brought this fake, corrupt and disgraceful charge against me because i stand with the american people. protesters gathered outside trump's mar a lago estate thursday night, slamming the indictment. i think the american people are going to look at this. see it as one more example of the criminalization of politics in this country. even florida governor rhonda santos who may run against him for the 2024, republican presidential nomination tweeted in part, the manhattan district

attorney, alvin bragg, has quote consistently bent the law to downgrade felonies and to excuse criminal misconduct. yet now he is stretching the law to target a political opponent. meanwhile many democrats say they indictment shows no one is above the law. minnesota congresswoman ileana omar tweeting when someone no matter how powerful they are, is suspected of a criminal act. our justice system , investigates charges and convicts them in accordance with do process. mr trump's legal team says he will likely surrender and be arraigned sometime next week. david pam. all right, madeline rivera there live in new york. thank you for that. update. steve paulson. here in the bay area with our forecast. pamela j. cook thank you appreciate that. they also have pretty quiet pattern for us. steve needs it. sal needs it. our system, which gave us the wind, the rain and whatnot if you will, on tuesday

wedn southern california took the turn into arizona. talk to my good friend bob or zone yesterday said, you know, there's only a 10% chance that we're going to get any rain text me and said it's pouring. ah so i guess that turned into 100% chance, he said. it's freezing. it has been cold on the desert. i will add that they get one day of 80. then it drops right back into the sixties. so it does look a little quieter here until early next week when another system drops in so southern nevada, southern california, arizona not jumping up on those temps. you had neither are we thirties and forties on the 10th, palo alto's 37 39, walnut creek 39. popular santa rosa paddle uma mill valley is in there. and a bunch on the peninsula here. foster city, san carlos, redwood city, even cold or stanford campus 36 , woodside's 36 los altos upper thirties atherton, menlo park. that's a cold morning there, so here we go again. 18 18 truckee in salt lake tahoe 41 done in the last banks and 44, santa barbara to 47 l, a palm springs

and 49. it's cold in the desert end of march. not warming up too much, either. mount diablo is now dropped to 31. there were 29 yesterday had some light snow. there was a lot of reports of that in the livermore hills as well the day before incredibly cold air aloft and a lot of low clouds. the systems are moving into the north, so it's kind of bumping in these low clouds, so there will be a mix of low clouds and sun today than a weak system will brushes. on saturday , so a lot of clouds cooler if there's any light rain, and it won't be much, but i'll mention it saturday evening to the north. not a lot. santa rosa nevado napa looks to be the line, but on sunday week system will come across. so that's where in this pattern where probably light rain will make it. just not that much. the pattern has changed a little bit. we're not getting these strong systems anymore. or the long, intense, at least not right now, but it will be more snow for the sierra because they're coming right down out of the northwest fifties to near 60 . well below average. we should be 70 on some of these highs inland. we're not there yet.

partly signing mostly sunny, some low clouds. fifties till very low sixties. i mean, the days are long longer now by far , but a lot of clouds cooler test maybe some very light rain sunday and cold pattern early next week. all right. thank you. steve the executive director of the san jose police officers association, is due in federal court today, coming up new details on the investigation and the charges she faces. i'm hopeful. i missed static. i love opening day. but how many opening days do we have? the excitement fell across the bay area as both teams played their first game of the season, but a lot of fans are worried. they're opening days in oakland are limite

i'm an actor in an ad, who was given 12 seconds to remind you that if you're high, just don't drive. 'cause if you feel different, you drive different. it's illegal to drive high everywhere anyway. the benefits of financial literacy superintendent thurman was at berkeley high, where he spoke to 1/12 grade personal

finance class. now he is the co sponsor of an assembly bill that would make personal finance and financial literacy, a high school graduation requirement, thurman says it's important that classes like these are taught at all california high schools. we all have needs for money right and so knowing about money and how to balance a budget had to manage a budget to help us in our life. will help us. prepare for your future. prepare for your family. so you have money for your family. and believe it or not, eventually for something like retirement. now the financial literacy bill is making its way through the state legislature and is currently before the assembly education committee. our time is now 4 44 crab fisherman here in the bay area will be wrapping up early this year. california fish and wildlife department said april 15th as the end of the commercial dungeness crabbing season, they say that will protect endangered humpback whales from getting tangled up in fishing line and wire trapped

as they migrate up the northern coast this spring. order applies to fishing zones between the mendocino county line and the border with mexico proposed ballpark cited howard terminal in oakland won an important legal battle. the alameda county superior court ruled that the environmental review of the ballpark and surrounding development is sufficient now. the ruling comes after a coalition of ports, workers, truckers and cargo terminal operators filed a lawsuit last april. they argue that the city did not adequately study the adverse impacts of the project. eject time is 4 45 baseball has come back to the bay area, the oakland a's opening their series season at home, they beat the l. a angels last night, 2 to 1 ktvu s amberleigh tells us the fans of fired up to be back. celebration of the oakland a season opener against the los angeles angels started early for fans. some say they arrived at

the coliseum more than five hours before the game started. they came to tailgate. i look good in green and gold. come on. yeah. despite the festive mood fancy, they're frustrated. i'm hopeful. i missed static. i love opening day. but how many opening days do we have? that is the question will the a stay in auckland or leave for las vegas ? to be honest, they is our heart and soul, and we need these guys to stay here. cavil the president of the a's, declined to speak about the team's future. mayor xiang tao did not attend the opener. both have said they are an active negotiations of former commissioner with the oakland alameda county joint powers authority, which manages the coliseum complex, weighed in days. talked about moving in 1979. they've talked about moving in 19 2098 when they're going to freemont san jose, so they have been talking about moving for a long time. i definitely think that's hurt. attendance. in the stands. the red and blue sported by angels

fence were clearly visible among the green and gold and there were plenty of empty seats. but hope springs eternal for ease fans who have been coming for years, which is like the beginning of spring and baseball . we just love it. people will say the attendance is low, but you know what the fans are here and we love you. according to the a's nearly 27,000 people attended the season opener, the team's least to play here at the coliseum ends after the 2024 season, but for now, it's unclear what will happen after that. in auckland, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. thank you. amber will the san francisco giants will face the new york yankees tomorrow for game two of their season opening series. the giants lost to the yankees five to nothing. yesterday was the orange and blacks first season opener in new york city since 1956 when they were still the new york giants. san francisco's loss came despite a record

breaking performance by picture logan web 12 strikeouts which is the most ever by a giant starter on opening day. logan pitched about as good a game as he could have hoped, and all of us could have hoped. i thought he attacked the strike zone with all of his pitches. it was as efficient as we've seen him in a long time. a lot of swinging, missed just excellent outing by logan. yankees superstar aaron judge hit a home run and his first ad that against the giants that hurt because the giants desperately tried to sign him during the offseason, the northern california native hit 62 home runs last season, might remember breaking roger maris's american league single season record. by the way, you can watch tomorrow's giants game against the yankees, right here on ktvu channel two with us. um, i want to know why you didn't sign. aaron. judge i thought you could have pulled it off. you know, i sent him a couple of messages, but oh, right. you guys are tight. he didn't get

back to me the nerve of that guy busy. i always get back to you. you do you do and i appreciate that. i don't want you mad at me . all right? we do have mostly clear skies except for a lot of low clouds, especially marine coast north south of that, in east of that, not too bad. but it is cold again. we're getting a lot of thirties. here on the temps here, upper thirties mid thirties possible here before we start to bounce up a little bit, but we're stuck in a very cool pattern. forties 40 and sunnyvale, 44 brentwood, livermore, berkeley's in their napa airport, 42. but look at all the thirties to the santa clara valley santa cruz mountains. i mean all the way down to hollister's san martin 38 loss. god is 36 campbell's down to 35 33 in boulder creek. so kells at 39 that's cold for the end of march. 18 truck in south lake tahoe down in loves vegas. 41 degrees flagstaff 14 cold degrees to 39 to 42 bookends fresno and bakersfield.

sonoma mountains. 36 34, ben lomond man man that's cold, a westerly component oakland hills and they usually they report. i'll check it and see what it is. i think it's around 40, but you can see the low cloud deck. there's a weak system to the north and the water temps are in the low fifties, so it doesn't take much. even though we're not having any heat inland. we still get that onshore breeze, so a lot of low clouds mostly sunny lots of clouds cooler for the weekend. some light rain to the north. not a lot. on saturday again. this won't amount to too much, but i should emphasize every system seems to produce something. so santa rosa calistoga north looks like the best bet for saturday evening and then on sunday, some very light rain coming in. not a lot could be just drizzled for some or light rain. for others. there will be a system driving down from the northwest. monday and tuesday that will give the sierra some more snow. it's going to dig all the way down to southern nevada and arizona so cold and windy early next week for us no warmup seen yet that's for sure. fifties to near 60 on

the temperature chilly morning coal low clouds mostly sunny unless you're in that low cloud deck, then partly cloudy, breezy , cool and nice fifties to near 60 well below average on the highs again and we're not warming up. anytime soon, dave. thank you, steve. we continue our coverage on the indictment of former president donald trump coming up in our five o'clock hour. the breakdown of what happens next. and the price of a used car has increased significantly coming up. what you need to know if you're planning a purchase.

price had been dipping slightly during the past year, but a new national study found the average price of a used vehicle has climbed about $700 in just the past month. that's due mostly to rising demand and dwindling

supply. the same study found used cars in the lower price range are especially difficult to find. if you can pay over $35,000 for a used car. hey, you're in great shape. but if you're looking for one that's below 10 or $15,000 like a lot of us are there might not be as many to pick from now, analysts say many buyers have been priced out of the new car market, and at the same time, there are fewer trade ins on dealer lots. well, it has been more than 50 years since the 1972 passage of title nine. the federal law, which sought to bring gender equity to educational programs, including school sports, there have been strides towards leveling the playing field for men and women. but how far have we really come? ktvu s jason appelbaum caught up with softball legend and broadcasting trailblazer jessica mendoza for her perspective. the pac 12 recently marked the 50th

anniversary of title nine by making history and inducting its first all female class into its hall of honor. women from the sixties the seventies each decade in the success that they've had that to me is what blew me away is the fact that it was 12 women. among the 12 was former softball star jessica mendoza, who graduated from stanford in 2002 as its all time leader in batting average hits and home runs. she then went on to win two olympic medals, including gold in athens in 2004. after hanging up the cleats. mendoza's big career opportunity came in the mail dominated world of major league baseball broadcasting when espn hired her as a field reporter on the popular show baseball tonight, so i'm on the field, but i'm like, can i get a screen? i want to break down my trout. did you see what he's doing? the back leg and it really was my bosses that were like, let's just put you in the booth. jess like this is why the

yankees paid him $155 million for this game tonight after joining the baseball tonight crew. mendoza made history in 2015 by becoming the first woman to serve as an analyst in the booth for a nationally televised big league game. that didn't sit well with some who took to social media and talk radio to say that she didn't belong there . but mendoza soon learned how to deal with the noise. the obstacles actually came more within myself and understanding how i was going to deal with the doubt and like the hate that was coming towards me. um, because really, it's about do i believe in myself? and once i did that? i was like, all right, let's go, did go marking other firsts, including becoming the first woman to serve as a world series analyst on a national broadcast in 2020. mendoza says there are more jobs for women in baseball than many may realize, however, those opportunities need to be sought a lot of young girls and

women don't know the opportunities exist, so i get a lot of major league teams, for example, talk about applications. i mean, it is 95% young white males, so i think really trying to spread the word that this is 100% something that any woman can do. but the chase continues to achieve that elusive level playing field opportunities are not the same for women and men graduating, um , you know in in any field doesn't have to be sports. you're young guy or girl. we're gonna be on three different fields today as for opportunities to play sports, mendoza says strides are being made at the u. this level. but even with 50 years of title nine, there's a lot of work left to do was talking to a high school coach yesterday. um because the baseball team just had this fundraiser they raped $250,000 for the baseball program and softball program is just trying to literally get grass on the field. disparities like that hurts my heart. join me in the women's sports foundation, which is why mendoza

devotes much of her time and energy towards causes to empower girls and women in sports. this is just for these young girls to be able to like, look across the way and say, i matter to you that you see me as much as you see your sons that you see your daughter's. let's make this as equal as possible so that we're seeing everyone on equal level, mendoza says. you can't ignore the progress that's been made as we look toward the ceilings that still need to be shattered. first part 50 years of title nine. you look back. i mean, sitting in the hall of honor, induction and seeing these other women and honestly, the fact that they were wearing like, you know, ppe close to try to compete it. i mean, you look at how far we've come. yes and we need to take those moms moments to say. thank you and to celebrate. but oh my goodness. we then understand that we have a long way to go jason appelbaum ktvu fox two news. thank you. jason and jessica mendoza. nice job. congratulations one federal agency advising spring and summer travelers to pack an

important life saving device, something you may not think about the u. s. consumer product safety commission recommends taking a carbon monoxide alarm with you because many travel accommodation locations often do. do not have working detectors. carbon monoxide is a deadly gas that cannot be seen or smelled the latest data from the cpsc estimates about 250 people died in 2019 from carbon monoxide poisoning. well for the first time of former united states president has been indicted on criminal charges. we have the latest reactions to this bombshell decision and what happens next, plus every night like a trauma. they have they wake up there is my daddy. and we have the latest on another bay area tragedy. the killing of a convenience store clerk in the store where he worked. his grieving family is saying as the police asked the public for help to find the killer. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto

well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark . good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning. march 31st. i think that old adage march came in like a lion out like gallium . right steve? we've had pretty intense weather the first couple of days required and after that in general. i remember it being pretty intense. it was very intense most of the month, but we are ending it on a quiet note. that's for sure. here so like a little lamb here, but it's a cold lamb out there. now santa rosa was in the thirties, low clouds of commander fogs that puts that temperature back into the forties. palo out of the very cold temps on the peninsula, also santa clara valley and to the center cruz mountains. you can see the low clouds pushing into the north, so it will be a mix of low clouds. and sunshine today. just not very warm. hello friday. clouds cold in the morning. sun clouds breezy, cool tonight's, but i mean, we're still well below average for this time of year on the high temps fifties to just really near 60. alright salles. here five o'clock, everything alright out there.

what's going on? you know things are okay. we're starting off the morning with the commute that looks pretty good getting into san francisco. no major issues here. let's talk about highway 24. you can see how he 24 looks good heading over to the caldecott at the bay bridge toll plans that we're doing very well. and 8. 80 traffic is also looking good. it's 501. let's get back to the headlines. all right, todd. thank you, former president donald trump expected to turn himself in to authorities in new york sometime next week, a grand jury in new york indicted him on charges related to hush money payments during the 2016 election. ktvu is james torres joining us now this morning to talk about what to expect over the next few days . good morning, james. good morning to you, pam and disable the next major step will be when try rump surrenders himself to authorities is attorneys confirmed that is part of the plan. but in the meantime, those same authorities are keeping an eye on all potential protests that could come over the weekend. we already saw some of

that in palm beach, florida last night. some people making noise there. trump's mar a lago, this state that's also where he's officially a resident. following his presidency, trump will need to travel to manhattan to turn himself in the nypd asking every officer to be in uniform today. to prepare for anything. some republicans, including those that have felt some recent tension with mr trump are coming to his defense. i think the american people are going to look at this. see it as one more example of the criminalization of politics in this country. democrats in congress say this indictment sends a message that no one not even a former president should be above the law. and we know trump is expecting to turn himself in sometime early next week. he's also reacting to this indictment as expected, he calls the charges fake, corrupt and disgraceful after he turns himself in. we know early next week. we expect that mr trump

will then be fingerprinted, taking a mug shot as well. soon after having his first appearance in front of a judge. at that point, we will learn more specifically exactly what charges he faces dave james. thank you time now. 503 congresswoman nancy pelosi, the former house speaker who represents the bay area, had this reaction to the trump indictment. he's she said, quote . the grand jury has acted upon the facts and the law. no one is above the law, and everyone has the right to a trial to prove innocence. hopefully the former president will peacefully respect the system which grants him that right. and florida governor rhonda scientists who may compete with trump and it made for the republican presidential nomination, reacted by saying, quote the weaponization of the legal system to advance a political agenda turns the rule of law on its head. it is a non american independent monitor overseeing the oakland police department has released its latest report. it concludes that the department

is facing quote very serious questions about its capacity to police itself, robert warshaw said. while the department has made progress in its technical compliance, he said, cultural deficiencies remain. this follows the firing of chief laurent armstrong last month. a report commissioned by warshaw claims the chief failed to hold a sergeant responsible for two incidents. one involving firing a gun in an elevator, another a hit and run. working lot. warshaw wrote quote in the aftermath of recent developments . mayor shane tao has invoked the leadership essential to the sustainment of a culture of accountability. the mayor has set the tone that should permeate the department. so organizationally it is in both technical compliance and on the road to real cultural transformation. time is now five. oh four. police search continues in the east bay city of pittsburgh for the person who killed the convenience store clerk last week, and the public is being asked now to help track down that killer. the store

clerk i have do. sherrod was shot and killed. other store near highway 42 arrests have already been made, but police are still out there searching for a third suspects. the man's widow and her five small children fear for their safety. she's even afraid to be shown on camera. change my house to my kid's school. and change and. help my family, my kids. because i'm five kids job. we speak english. now. for more than a decade, abdo shiraz worked as an army translator in afghanistan, his widow says. he came here to america to give his family a better life. governor gavin newsom launched a new political action committee with a campaign style video. now the governor says the campaign for democracy will raise money to fight what he calls authoritarian attacks on free society. he said that it will

work to boost democrats up and down the ballot in political races across the country. he cited moves in republican led states to ban abortion, restrict what can be taught in schools and these gun laws. make it harder to vote and easier to buy assault weapons. they fan the flames of culture wars to distract from the fact that blue states have lower murder rates, better health care outcomes and higher gdp s to the states and investing, newsom said he is jumpstarting the pack with $10 million and we'll hit the road with first partner jennifer siebel newsom, the governor tweeted that the fund raised $100,000 in the first two hours time, not 506 later today. the executive director of the san jose police officers association , is due in federal court, according to new details. 64 year old joanne segovia is believed by federal agents to have been the point person for a foreign drug operation importing and distributing drugs like

fentanyl. for two decades, segovia has worked as the executive director of the san jose police officers association , giving logistical support for the organization's president and board of directors. prosecu. peters claimed that since 2015 segovia used her personal and work computer at the union office, to order thousands of pills. has been the grandma of the p o a. this is not the person that we've known for more than a decade. police union officials say no sworn officers or civilian employees were involved. no union funds were used in that criminal enterprise . segovia is free on bail, but today she is expected to appear in federal court. time is 507 and new this morning and investigations underway into a high speed chase in the east bay that ended in this crash. this is the aftermath and look at your screen. you can see the car smashed into a power pole on the

high street off ramp on interstate 80 in oakland. the chp says. it's this chase started in the hayward area just after three o'clock this morning. now, despite the way it looks, there's no word of injuries at this point, and it's not clear what led up to that chase. you can see pjd trucks are out there at the scene. i guess power has to be restored. pg and e s outage map shows more than 5000 customers lost power in that part of oakland. it's a mess. stay right here with us on mornings onto, we'll bring you more information and more updates rainy bay area whether has been hard on vendors at farmers markets, according to the san francisco chronicle. food wise, which runs the ferry plaza farmers market in san francisco. says there has been a 50% drop in foot traffic at the market this season. as the rain keeps fires away. farmers are seeing lower sales and choosing to skip those market days. most are hoping to recoup those losses. as the weather improves

. we frequent our farmers market we're lucky in the bay area have a lot of farmers markets around farmers market in marin county. i can tell you right now the belief e greens and the carrots a really good right now. take your word for it. carrots alright, so listen to steve paulson. he has your forecast for this riding. indeed i will start down in las vegas. why las vegas because it's not only cold here. it's cold there. it's cold in arizona. this is a reach retweet here. the high temp in las vegas was 57 degrees yesterday. that occurred at 12 28 pm this ties the record for the coldest high temp last set in 1938 on march 30th that's called their 40 degrees. now that's called as well. even fresno, bakersfield low forties 44 santa barbara. 13 and flagstaff, 14, 17, truckee and also south lake tower on the temps. the snow water equivalent as a percentage of normal there are some. there's some chatter

that this is a record in recorded history. i do know the snow water equivalent was higher . i believe in 2010 11, but still there's 61 inches of liquid there. the southern sierras nearly 300% of normal. for this time of year, which that is a record central sierra 233 and 190, making a statewide average of 235% and san francisco yesterday bumped into the top 10 of wettest rain years ever going back to 18 49 50. the first is the one that 18 61 62. when they had just over 49 a quarter. but the beat goes on. they made it to the top 10. that's pretty impressive. last year's total was only 18 and three quarters 30 year averages. 22.89 and there's still probably a little bit more on the way but to make it in the top 10 is impressive. low clouds banking up specially to the north water temps are still cold. san francisco buoy 51 point race 51 bodega bay bowie is 50 that's called aaron. temperatures are cold thirties and forties here, palo alto 37 39 petaluma mill

valley going north, you can find plenty of thirties. mendocino county lake county, napa sonoma and then healdsburg, windsor, rohnert park, nevado, fairfax sand and salma ross. all in the thirties. even richmond at 38 cold degrees of cloud cover north, so the farther north you go more low clouds banking up on the coast. some of that pushing in so we will. we will get more sunshine inland today, but it's just not very warm. a weak system will bring some light rain late saturday to the north. and then another on sunday will give us a couple 100 is not a big deal. these are not big systems, but they can continue the cold pattern and a pretty cold and i'll drop in from the northwest on monday into tuesday, this will mean more snow for the severe, cold and windy for us. very light. rain is forecast for that. fifties on most of the temps, low clouds. if you're stuck in that low cloud deck, it'll be in the low to mid fifties at best, mostly sunny, partly cloudy fifties to sixties on the thames. but i'll tell you these sixties don't last very long with that breeze, kicking in a lot of clouds, some light rain and cooler temps take

us in the next week. thank you, steve. the shooting in nashville this week is reigniting the discussion on gun reform coming up. we have a look at the protests at the tennessee state capitol as the state plans to relax their gun laws and the 15 year old in santa rosa, accused of killing another student in a fatal stabbing now has a new court date for an arraignment when we come back, the latest on why the decision went back and forth.

there's always a fresh deal on the subway app. like this one! 50% off?! that deal's so good we don't even need an eight-time all-star to tell you about it. wait what? get it before it's gone on the subway app! used of the stabbing on the montgomery high school campus. the judge postponed it until may 4th so lawyers could debate a possible gag order in the case, 16 year old jayden piento was stabbed to death inside a classroom during a fight earlier this month. another student was

also stabbed and injured. the student accused in the stabbing as a freshman at the high school in santa rosa time now, 5 14, the berkeley unified school district, has decided on what it expects a reparations task force to accomplish in the future. school district calls the possibility of preparations, response to the legacy of slavery in the us, and it wants to provide reparations for berkeley students with their ancestors who were enslaved and endured other racial injustices . school district wants to find as many as 13 community members to be on the task force will also include two board members and five school district staff members will decide how reparations will be funded and what it will take to set up the program. by taking on this challenge within the city of berkley, specifically through the context of the berkeley unified school district. um it should not preclude the possibility of other political endeavors in which we think about reparations and a very

serious and concerted way now. the idea for a task force began after the murder of george floyd three years ago, but the framework is just beginning to take shape. the california reparations task force wrapped up a two day meeting in sacramento. its goal is to determine how to compensate black californians for the legacy of slavery and the years of discrimination and financial losses. the task force listen to emotional public comments last night. those who spoke say they are frustrated with the process. this is all just a you know, running through the motions of red tape thing. no man. come on, put something down. put some on the wood right now. don't wait until tomorrow. wait until the next meeting. a bunch of bull to the current plan could cost $800 billion, which is double the state's annual budget. but the task force says it won't take a stance on the amount of money california should compensate its black residents. the task force is set to meet again in may. it

faces a july 1st deadline to present it's final. plan to california lawmakers time is 5 16, a federal judge in texas, who in the past ruled that the entire affordable care act was unconstitutional, has now ruled against a part of that law. yesterday, the judge invalidated the mandate that insurers pay for preventive health screenings for cancer, mental illness and other conditions. however that ruling will not affect most people here in california, because state law requires that coverage for all state regular related ensures a new report details the high cost of housing in the bay area and the burden it puts on families. the advocacy group generation housing released its second annual state of housing report for sonoma county. almost half the residents spending at least 30% of their income on housing and utilities. families may be forced to skip meals or expensive medication in order to pay for a roof over their heads . nearly 80% of those surveyed

encountered some type of financial hardship last year. time is our 5 17 the recent storms we've had to push the bay area out tub drought, the latest drought map. will be released by the drought monitor. you can actually see there's no drought conditions for the entire bay area. a big change from late december when almost the entire bay area was in a severe drought color of the santa clara valley water department says that agency could rescind its drought emergency. its reservoirs are at 100 and 50% of normal, but things could change fast. the reality is we could be in another drought in a year. so we want to be careful with you know what we're recommending to the public and our board is going to take into consideration how we can make water conservation a way of life here in santa clara county officials in the east bay mud say as of this week, their reservoirs are 88% fill their now easing drought restrictions and to spending penalties for excessive water use. alright 5

18 is the time back over to steve paulson talking about our weather. we're getting more rain this weekend. very little very little. there's no big storms or anything showing up right now. but it's going to stay pretty cool here. in fact, cold maybe early next week, a systems dive down from the north west, but there's no sign of any strong system or long intensity or wind or anything like that right nown for us today. the system we had tuesday wednesday dove into southern california took the turn into arizona is now gone, so conditions will improve their but still not very warm. but you can recover pretty fast this time of year on year in southern california on the desert low fifties on the water temps. they're still very cold. temperatures thirties and forties. a lot of mid thirties upper 30 cent. carlos sunnyvale, walnut creek, all at 39 petaluma mill valley in there as santa rosa was in the upper thirties. now they're in the forties, and it looks like some fog came in. 41 hercules elsa bronte panel in their lafayette's 40 degrees,

walnut creek, says 39. that's the only one so far unless your backyard thermometer has one. danville dublin, 42 degrees clayton's 43 union cities in there as well. also read at 44. we'll still get a break east and south looks like more sun. more clouds low clouds north as a system pushes into the northeast. that don't have a lot of moisture with them, but it does look like let's face it. every system that comes in seems to overachieve, even if it's only a little bit so some light rain to the north late saturday and a couple 100ome izzle would not surprise on sunday as well. the main system is on monday into tuesday. but it is coming down from the north, and it will favor this year so over land they hold less moisture, but still another, you know, maybe another foot of snow for the mountains. some light rain for us. i think the main message here early next week will be windy and colder for us as a systems dives down all the way to southern arizona about that for early april chilly morning here a lot of low clouds, although some breaks mostly sunny, partly cloudy, breezy, cool, denies tough to warm up in this pattern. but at least we

get some sun and not not widespread and wind and rain here. lots of clouds over the weekend and occasionally some very light rain, but more likely, windy and cold early next week day alright, steve. thank you. time is 5 20 state school superintendent tony thurman was in the east bay, talking about the importance of financial literacy. and later we'll talk about his visit and his push for high schools to teach students how to manage money. plus the numbers are changing now, after an increase of californians leaving california during the pandemic. well, look at the latest data.

the. $40,000 reward is being offered in this case. the fbi, says 29 year old monica de leon barbara was forced into a van ir 29th as she walked home from work with her dog, the fbi says

this is not a random kidnapping , and they think she's being held somewhere in mexico. we believe this was a targeted kidnapping. we don't believe that she was a random victim, and we believe that she is still being held hostage. the hostage takers have been in contact with her family and the fbi is working very close, both with the family and with authorities in mexico to bring her home safely. now the fbi wouldn't give any more details yet on what exactly the kidnappers are asking for, but they're hoping the reward money offer will prompt somebody to come forward quickly with information. now, this is tennessee. hundreds of community members rallied at the tennessee state capitol demanding gun reform four days after the mass shooting in nashville, where 39 year old students and three adults were killed at the covenant school,

the 28 year old shooter had two assault rifles and a handgun. the protesters surrounded the statehouse and. voice their demands for the lawmakers to hear inside. despite the cause for gun safety reform. republican leaders in tennessee are easing several of that state's gun laws just this week , the minimum age for carrying a handgun without a permit dropped from 21 to 18 that is angered many people, including local democratic lawmakers. at the same time, republican tennessee senators marsha blackburn and bill haggerty introduced the safe school act. it calls for hiring veterans and former police officers to be as a school safety officers and today president biden and first lady joe biden will fly to mississippi. you'll get a firsthand look at the tornado damage there. they plan to visit with first responders and others in rolling fork, mississippi 25

people in that area died last week when a tornado tore through several towns and dozens were hurt. white house issued an emergency declaration makes federal funding available for what's expected to be a very long recovery. it is 5 26, a new report from the u. s census bureau says the number of people who are leaving california is now slowing down the bay area lost 53,000 residents last year. that's less than one third of the losses in 2021, researchers say the exodus out of california is being balanced by the influx of immigrants who were moving here. other parts of the nation , saying similar immigration growth are dallas, miami and seattle. oh he hit it yet. baseball season is officially underway and coming up. we'll tell you how our teams here in

the bay area did in the first game of the new season, and more help is coming for people affected by the recent storms here in the bay area, we'll take a look at the hard hit areas and tell you the kind of elp 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.....

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yeah alright, well, steve paulson's here he has your forecast for march. 31st indeed . alright thirties for a few out there. palo alto is still in there at 37. santa rosa was but some low clouds came in so 41 there, but it's cold enough. there's a lot of 30 showing up and plenty of low clouds more banking up, i'd say north of san francisco than south, so i mixed with some low clouds. but still some sunshine today, so we'll say hello friday, but low clouds , thirties and forties on the low sun and clouds breezy kind of cool tonight, but at least no rain here forecast and temperatures. they're bumping up a teeny bit, but still well below average. never below average, always above mr sal castaneda. all good out there, my friend mostly. yeah you know, we've had a couple of things pop up, and then they went away and it is nice and early, so when problems go away, the freeway's clear out, you can see traffic on the bay bridge approach looks pretty good and 24 traffic. also looking very nice looking at contra costa county. and it's relatively light. so we're off to a good

start. it may not stay this way. but for now, it does look pretty good. it's 5 30. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal work is still underway in venetia to repair the city's badly damaged main water line. the result of a hillside collapsed during this week's severe weather. ktvu zac sos live indonesia, where officials say the water safe but people are saying it tastes different and they are complaining. zack. yeah to be completely transparent. i have not had a chance to taste that water yet, but they're they're saying city officials are saying it has quote a bit of an earthy taste of an earthy odor again. they're saying it's nothing to worry about. they say it's the result of naturally occurring compounds in the water. here is why the water tastes a little bit different. the city is now pulling it. from a secondary water source. lake herman, while repairs are being done on the city's main water line, the water transmission line again hit by a major lance major hillside rather on interstate i

6 80 on wednesday that prompted the city to declare a stage for critical water shortage. venecia's 28,000 residents along with their businesses, schools now being required to cut their water used by 40% until further notice and all this, causing a bit of a run on bottled water. so i went in the store to get some water, but they're pretty much sold out already. we're not washing the dishes is often we're taking shorter showers. no and i work just trying to conserving our water. and we're buying bottled water drink. so this is actually not the first time, city residents have faced issues with their water service here last year, tunisia asked residents to cut water usage. do you do an aging pipeline that broke underneath the city's water treatment plant? they again had to rely on that lake herman water. still no word on

when benue cious will fix this water line. they say they are actively working on it right now . for now live indonesia. zac sos ktvu. pakistan news exact thank you time now. 5 33, a grand jury in manhattan voted to indict former president donald trump. and that makes donald trump the first former president in american history to be charged with a crime. the indictment was sealed, so we don't know the specific charge or charges in the indictment, and the grand jury has been hearing evidence about alleged hush money paid to adult movie actress stormy daniels during donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign. former vice president , mike pence, is among the republican leaders condemning the indictment. i think the american people are going to look at this. see it as one more example of the criminalization of politics in this country. now democratic party leaders that the indictment shows no one is above the law, trump is expected

to surrender, turned himself in and appear in manhattan court early next week. politicians across the bay area are speaking out about trump's indictment on the republican side chair of the san francisco republican party, john dennis believes the indictment handed down against trump over hush money payments is politically motivated. bragg had an uphill battle proving his case. i think donald trump will not be convicted affect. i'd be surprised, frankly, if it goes to trial. if it isn't settled somehow before then. dennis believes the indictment will give trump a boost in the 2024 election, silicon valley congresswoman anna eshoo says she does not believe this case should be a partisan issue. there are many, many officeholders. former office holders that is not only been indicted, uh they have been charged and they have been imprisoned. representative

issue, says she will not speculate on what will happen with the 2024 elections and hopes that the country is able to move on from this case. there are other investigations facing former president donald trump, new york's attorney general, is suing the trump family for allegedly overvaluing their assets and misleading lenders. prosecutors in georgia are looking into the role he and his allies played in trying to overturn the results of the 2020 election and then a special counsel is looking into how classified documents wound up at mr trump's home in florida. he could potentially face charges over inciting the january 6th insurrection. at the us capitol . our time is 5 35 to california office of emergency services, says more help is on the way for people affected by our winter storms. since january, about a dozen big storms have hit california, causing hundreds of millions of dollars in damage, crumbling roads and displaced

thousands of people. the state says it has hundreds of officials on the ground now in those hard hit areas, looking at the damage. we find ourselves at a moment where we're pivoting from the direct response and lifesaving efforts to the ongoing long term recovery, which is, in many cases, the longer and more important part of the work that we do. uh we want to reiterate that california will stand with all of the impacted survivors of these storms as we move forward through a variety of means. now the state is already directed more than $60 million towards storm relief, and governor newsom asked president biden for more help from fema. contra costa county is alerting drivers about elaine closure at one of the busiest roads in l. c bronte crews have shut down one lane of san pablo dambrot, just west of valley view road in the westbound direction. the closure is to repair damage caused by

recent storms. we have not heard when the lane will reopen to traffic, so drivers are warned expect delays in that area. alright bam! time is 5 36 right back to steve paulson getting you ready for a friday and the weekend with the forecast? i am indeed. all right. we'll start with the end of march here because let's face it. the lion was around most of the month, but kylie keel just wanted to make sure there was a touch of lamb in the march because the lion took it share. no kidding. isn't that the truth? we started off the first couple of days. pretty quiet. we ended pretty quiet, but in between, it was rocking and rolling. no doubt a lot of low clouds banking up, especially north of san francisco. the system we had on tuesday wednesday went into southern california went into arizona gave them more rain. more snow. it has now taken the turn so much quieter conditions , their thirties and forties on your attempts here cold again. i mean, get thirties. all the way into the end of march here. i mean, you know, sometimes we can't get these, but we have plenty to go around here.

woodside's 35 on the stanford campus, 35 thirty's nine foster city, san carlos, redwood city, 38, los altos, even pacific at 42 degrees san mateo, belmont right at 40. 14 and 17, truckee and south lake tahoe, 40 to monterey, fresno, bakersfield and 46 palm springs, las vegas 40. their high yesterday was only 57 that tighter record low maximum from march. 30th last set in 1938. the oakland hills is 42 sonoma amount is 36 ben lomond mountains down to 33 cold degrees, so cold air at the surface cold air aloft. weak systems brushing us to the north, so more sun, east and south today more clouds to the north. but we will get a break here. the jet stream the river of air states to the north, but will still impact us in a way with cooler temps and also some clouds, weak systems, lots of clouds cooler and maybe some very light rain to the north. that would be on saturday. i would think santa rosa calistoga north is probably about the line . but on sunday i could see some light drizzle some very light

rain, not a lot, but a little bit. let's face it, every system seems to do something this year. and as far as monday, tuesday, go assistant we dropping down from the northwest, so not much of a rain producer, but it will be a bigger snow producer for the mounds, windy and colder kind of looks to be on the old menu for monday night into tuesday for us chilly morning the some low clouds dancing around more to the north and the south. mostly sunny unless you're caught in that low cloud deck, and it can be tough to burn off. fifties on attempts to near 60 on attempts and look for a lot of clouds continuing to be on the cool side for the weekend, and then maybe some very light rain, the main message that will be cold and windy on monday night tuesday. thank you, steve. early this morning, we received an update on the health of pope pope francis still become the positive news coming out of a rome hospital and the meal he enjoyed last night. i'm hopeful . i missed static. i love opening day. but how many opening days do we have? the excitement of baseball was felt here in the bay area as both

teams played season openers, but many a's fans are worried opening days in oakland

as in east bay, highlighting the benefits of financial literacy superintendent thurman was at berkeley high, where he spoke to 1/12 grade personal finance class. he's the co sponsor of an assembly bill that would make personal finance and financial literacy, a high school graduation requirement, thurman says. it's important that classes like these are taught at all california high schools. we all have needs for money, right and so knowing about money and how to balance a budget had to manage a budget to help us in our life. will help us. prepare for your future. prepare for your family. so you have money for your family. and believe it

or not, eventually for something like retirement. the financial literacy bill is making its way through the state legislature and is currently before the education committee time now 5 42 crab fisherman here in the bay area, will be wrapping up early this year, the california fish and wildlife department said april 15th at the end of the commercial, dungeness crabbing season to protect endangered humpback whales from getting tangled up in fishing line and turk traps as they migrate up the northern coast. that order by the way applies to fishing zones beat between the mendocino county line and the mexican border. the proposed ballpark cited howard terminal in oakland won an important legal battle. the alameda county superior court ruled that the environmental review of the ballpark and surrounding development is sufficient. the ruling comes after a coalition of porta workers, truckers and cargo terminal operators filed a lawsuit last april. our time is 5 43 tomorrow, the oakland a's

will host the angels for game two of their series last night. the a's opened their new season by beating the angels, 2 to 1. at the coliseum. the season opening celebration started early for the fans. as you see here, some of them started tailgating more than five hours before the game even started despite that happy mood, hardcore fans have a big question. will the a stay in oakland or leave for las vegas? to be honest, they is our heart and soul. and we need these guys to stay here. i'm hopeful mistake. matic i love opening day. but how many opening days do we have well, according to the a's almost 27,000 people were there at the opener, the team's least to play at the coliseum and after the next season, but for now, we're not sure what's going to happen after that. the san francisco giants will face the new york yankees tomorrow for game two of their season opening series. the

giants lost to the yankees five. nothing yesterday was the orange and blacks first season opener in new york city since 1956 when they were actually still the new york giants. san francisco's loss came despite a record breaking performance by pitcher logan web. he had 12 strikeouts , which is the most ever by a giant starter. on opening day. logan pitched about as good a game as he could have hoped, and all of us could have hoped. i thought he attacked the strike zone with all of his pitches. it was as efficient as we've seen him in a long time. a lot of swinging, missed just excellent outing by logan. yankees superstar aaron judge hit a home run in his first at bat against the giants. the team was hoping he'd be doing that for them trying to get him during the off season. the northern california native hit 62 home runs last season, breaking roger maris's american league single season record. by the way, you can watch tomorrow's giants game against the yankees, right here on ktvu channel two. alright

time is 5 45. hey, sal. i know you weren't in the official south seat at the stadium, but i'm sure you were watching aaron judge or you knew about it. i was watching as a matter of fact , because it was a 10 in the morning, right? almost right after we got off work here, so i'll be watching again today or tonight. let's go out and take a look at the commute here on 8 80 in oakland looks pretty good, but you may not be able to use the high street exit because there maybe it's closing it periodically to fix a power pole that came down after a vehicle crashed into it. it's not affecting the freeway so far. but if you use high street, you may want to plan for a different way. in case you get there, and it's not closed. it's not open. this is a look at the rest of the east bay commute looks pretty good. there have been no major problems here as you drive at the bay bridge, 5 46. let's bring steve back with today's weather. thank you kind, sir. yes sir. all right. we have a lot of low clouds in place,

mainly north, not so much east and also south. you know dew point. thank you. we do get the cold temps. so there's plenty of thirties and forties, the system yesterday, which brought more rain snow to parts of southern california, southern nevada. arizona flags. excuse me. las vegas was only 57 degrees. yesterday they were tying a record low maximum temperature, and it was a cold one into arizona as well, but more rain and mountain snow. i believe it's the most no flag stats had over 40 years. i believe thirties on the temps are forties. there are plenty to go around here, especially santa clara valley. santa cruz mountains. boulder creek's down to 32 even how alistair campbell , san martin 37, los gatos, 36. santa clara's 39, so cal's 39 toss and santa cruz holding on at 40 cold degrees here. 12 and truckee 17. south lake tahoe 13 , speaking of flagstaff, with thirties and forties in the valley, even bakersfield, fresno, down to 42, santa

barbara at 44. higher elevations are very cold. mount diablo sitting at 36. i'm a mountain 36 , ben lomond mountain 33 oakland hills. that's that's called oakland north. that's at 42 degrees. if you're if you're farther to the north, more low clouds more clouds farther the east and south. you get more sun today, but it just won't be very warm or it's not. we're stuck in a cool pattern so low clouds mostly sunny. partly cloudy and a lot of clouds will take us into the weekend. with very light rain. it's a weak system, but i do expect systems that produce some rain, mainly north tomorrow evening, santa rosa calistoga north and then for everyone, little drizzle. maybe you're very light rain on sunday , but the message here is we're not warming up much anytime soon. system on monday tuesday will come down from the northwest over this year, so it goes over land, giving them some snow. very little rain for us, but it will be a much colder and breezy to windy pattern going into monday and tuesday chilly morning. plenty of low clouds, especially north, mostly sunny. partly cloudy. cool nice fifties on the temps, and they're 60. but some of these in the inland

location should be at 70 on the high side. we're not even close to that won't see it anytime soon. steve thank you. time is 5 48. she has been a high ranking civilian member of the san jose police officers association coming up in our next hour. the reaction from the head of the san jose police union as one of its executives heads to federal court today facing charges of making international drug deals and the price of a used car has increased significantly coming up. what you need to know if yo re planning pu did you know that uh, over 700 kids enter the foster care system every day? 700!?! 700! just talking about foster care, can help foster care. ok. let's try this.

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one here on morning sun to the white house is speaking out now about the american journalist who was arrested in russia wall street journal reporter evan gersh covic was arrested by russia's top security service he's accused of trying to steal classified secrets for the american government. he was arraigned yesterday without a lawyer or access to american diplomats. the white house is now strongly urging any americans living or traveling in russia to leave immediately. it is also pushing back on russia's claims about the journalist. the targeting of american citizens by russian government is unacceptable. we condemn the detention of mr covic in the strongest in the strongest terms. this is the first time a u. s correspondent has been

detained on spying accusations since the cold war time is 5 52 , finland cleared the last hurdle to become a member of nato. with turkey officially ratifying that country's application to get into the western alliance. 30 members of nato have to ratify new membership. last year, both finland and sweden made a bid to join nato countries abandoned their long standing policy of non alignment reacting to russia's invasion of ukraine, sweden still has to wait to get approval as both turkey and hungary have withheld their ratification round of sticker shock for those in the market for a used car prices had been dipping slightly during the past year. but a new national study found the average price of a used vehicle has find about $700 in just the past month. that's due mostly to rising demand in dwindling supply. the same study found used cars in the lower price range are especially difficult to find. if you can

pay over $35,000 for a used car . hey you're in great shape. but if you're looking for one that's below 10 or $15,000 like a lot of us are there might not be as many to pick from no analysts say many buyers have been priced out of the new car market, and at the same time, there are fewer trade ins on dealer lots has been more than 50 years since the 1972 passage of title nine. that's the federal law that sought to bring gender equity to educational programs, including school sports, there have been strides towards leveling the playing field for men and women, but how far have we really come? ktvu is jess jason appelbaum caught up with softball legend and broadcasting trailblazer jessica mendoza for her perspective. 12 recently marked the 50th anniversary of title nine by making history and inducting its first all female

class into its hall of honor. women from the sixties the seventies each decade in the success that they've had that to me is what blew me away is the fact that it was 12 women. among the 12 was former softball star jessica mendoza, who graduated from stanford in 2002 as its all time leader in batting average hits and home runs. she then went on to win two olympic medals, including gold in athens in 2004. after hanging up the cleats. mendoza's big career opportunity came in the mail dominated world of major league baseball broadcasting when espn hired her as a field reporter on the popular show baseball tonight, so i'm on the field, but i'm like, can i get a screen ? i want to break down my trout. did you see what he's doing? the back leg and it really was my bosses that were like, let's just put you in the booth. jess like this is why the yankees paid him $155 million for this game tonight after joining the

baseball tonight crew. mendoza made history in 2015 by becoming the first woman to serve as an analyst in the booth for a nationally televised big league game. that didn't sit well with some who took to social media and talk radio to say that she didn't belong there. but mendoza soon learned how to deal with the noise. the obstacles actually came more within myself and understanding how i was going to deal with the doubt and like the hate that was coming towards me. um, because really, it's about do i believe in myself? and once i did that? i was like, all right, let's go, did go marking other firsts, including becoming the first woman to serve as a world series analyst on a national broadcast in 2020. mendoza says there are more jobs for women in baseball than many may realize, however, those opportunities need to be sought a lot of young girls and women don't know the opportunities exist, so i get a lot of major league teams, for

example, talk about applications. i mean, it is 95% young white males, so i think really trying to spread the word that this is 100% something that any woman can do. but the chase continues to achieve that elusive level playing field opportunities are not the same for women and men graduating. um you know in in any field doesn't have to be sports. you're young guy or girl. we're gonna be on three different fields today as for opportunities to play sports , mendoza says strides are being made at the youth level. but even with 50 years of title nine, there's a lot of work left to do was talking to a high school coach yesterday. um because the baseball team just had this fundraiser. they raised $250,000 for the baseball program and softball program is just trying to literally get grass on the field. so those disparities like that hurts my heart. join me in the women's sports foundation, which is why mendoza devotes much of her time and energy towards causes to empower girls and women in

sports. this is just for these young girls to be able to, like, look across the way and say, i matter to you that you see me as much as you see your sons that you see your daughter's. let's make this as equal as possible so that we're seeing everyone on equal level, mendoza says. you can't ignore the progress that's been made as we look toward the ceilings that still need to be shattered. fist pump 50 years of title nine. you look back. i mean, sitting in the hall of honor, induction and seeing these other women and honestly, the fact that they were wearing like, you know, ppe close to try to compete in. i mean, you look at how far we've come. yes and we need to take those moments to say. thank you and to celebrate. but oh my goodness. we then understand that we have a long way to go jason appelbaum ktvu fox two news report, jason. thank you, tom is 5 58 1 federal agency says if you travel during the spring and summer, you should also take a very important lifesaving device with you. here it is. it's a carbon monoxide alarm, and the consumer

product safety commission recommends taking one with you as you travel because look, some locations don't have working detectors. carbon monoxide is a deadly gas you can't see or smell it. and the government says about 250 people died in 2019 from carbon monoxide poisoning. i think this is going to backfire on the democrats and again. we know that trump is a fighter. he leans into the fight. he's not going to go anywhere. i would caution those who believe that president trump is being politically persecuted here to not persecute our judicial and legal system. both democrats and republicans are talking this morning about the historic indictment against former president trump. we will take a closer look at the legal and political grand occasions. also we have an update from rome about the health of pope francis . it's positive news coming out of the hospital there in rome, including when the pope will be released. from ktvu. fox two

news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning, march 31st end of march. looking into april. what's the weather going to be like? let's check with stay cool for a while. that's for sure, the first week here, but it's cold here to end march . that's for sure. even though it's ending on a little quieter note that we had for most of the month. palo alto's 36. even san jose is down to 39 degrees forties for some low clouds made it into santa rosa. they were 39 now 42. so it's a cold on the low clouds favoring areas about san francisco nor especially on the marine coast sonoma coast. not as much east and south but hello friday. it's a mix of the low clouds and thirties and forties on the low sun clouds breezy, cool denies, but at least we're not looking at a rain in the forecast, at least not right now, but well below average on the high temps.

alright, salles here friday late or is it picking up? what's the deal looks pretty good. the silicon valley commute should be the lightest today, steve as a lot of the tech campuses that don't have it seems like they all take the day off on friday. for the most part, it looks very nice there if you're driving, let's say from oakland to san francisco right now, it doesn't look all that slow. and driving across to the san mateo bridge that looks good public transit systems remain on time at 601. let's get right back to the headlines are following a developing story in the east bay pg and e. says more than 5000 customers have no power after a high speed pursuit in oakland. look at your tv screen. the chp was chasing a dodge challenger, pbond, interstate 80 and the hayward area about three o'clock this morning. the police ended the pursuit as a speeds reportedly hit 100 and 20 miles an hour that dodge challenger ended up smashing into a power pole on the high street off ramp

of interstate 80. we haven't heard about any injuries yet or why the police were chasing that car in the first place. former president donald trump expected to turn himself in to new york law enforcement sometime next week. big story the grand jury a grand and jury of manhattan indicted the former president on charges related to harsh money payments made during the 2016 election. ktvu is james torres in the studio with us now with more on what's happening and what we can expect in the next few days historic moment has never happened before in our history. now the major next step will be when trump surrenders himself to authorities. his attorneys confirmed. that is part of the plan, and in the meantime, those same authorities are keeping an eye on potential protests that could come over the weekend. we already saw one demonstration in palm beach, florida thursday night, some people made noise near trump's mar, a lago estate that's also where he is officially a resident following his presidency. trump will need to

travel to manhattan to turn himself in the nypd asking every officer to be in uniform today to prepare for anything. the chair of san francisco's gop says the investigation into trump led by manhattan district attorney alvin bragg is politically motivated. greg had an uphill battle proving his case. i think donald trump will not be convicted. i fact i'd be surprised, frankly, if it goes to trial. if it isn't settled somehow before then. democrats in congress say this indictment sends a message that no one not even a former president should be above the law. so it's kind of a stain on that office. but at the same time, it's a reflection of the rule of law working in america that the justice system is holding everyone to account. trump himself also reacting as expected to the indictment, he calls the charges fake, corrupt and disgraceful. before president biden stepped into a helicopter on his way to towards storm damage in mississippi. he told reporters on the white

house lawn that he is not commenting on trump's indictment . for now, we expect the former president to turn himself in early next week. rumors have said tuesday is likely the day after that, we will expect he'll be fingerprinted, taking a mug shot and soon after have a first appearance in front of a judge. at that point, we will learn more specifically exactly what charges he will face, dave. james. thank you. congresswoman nancy pelosi, the former house speaker who represents the bay area, had this reaction to the indictment of former president trump saying quote the grand jury is acted upon the facts and the law. no one is above the law , and everyone has the right to a trial to prove innocence. hopefully the former president will peacefully respect the system which grants him that right. and florida governor randy scientists who may compete with trump in a bid for the republican presidential nomination, reacted this way, saying quote the weaponization of the legal system to advance a political agenda turns the rule

of law on its hand. it is a new american, the former president is facing some other investigations as well to york's attorney general, is suing the trump family for allegedly overvaluing their assets and misleading lenders. prosecutors and georgia are looking into the role that the former president and his allies played in trying to overturn the elections of the 2020 20 resolves and then a special counsel is investigating how classified document ended up with donald trump's home in florida, and he could possibly face charges over inciting the january 6th insurrection at the us capitol. well, there are many things to consider in this indictment legally, historically and politically. joining us now to talk about some of these ramifications. doctor lauren, right, associate research scholar and lecturer in politics and public affairs at princeton university. good morning. thank you for joining us. yeah thanks

for having me. first of all, what are your initial thoughts about the indictment? were you surprised? i wasn't. i think we've all been expecting this for a few weeks. now the political ramifications as you mentioned, i think are to me the most interesting ones as a political scientist. i think you know trump might win the primary . despite these things. i don't think any presidential candidate would raise their hand and choose to be indicted. trump included, but he's simply too far ahead now. for this to have an extraordinary negative impact on his candidacy. what i'm really looking at is how it impacts 2024. i think this is good news for democrats. you know, trump's the only candidate they know for sure they can beat . he may very likely be the nominee and republicans didn't have to do this. they could have put more pressure on the party, both from donors. grassroots activists to you know, try to coalesce around a couple trump

alternatives, but we have this huge field again of people who are struggling to distinguish themselves and this behavior, frankly, whether trump is ultimately convicted or not. is not relatable to most average voters to most americans in general election setting, right , let's talk about that a little bit. the other cases against him as well in new york and georgia, possibly the january 6th insurrection or any of those potentially more damaging or any of those could prevent him from running for re election or been convicted and actually serving time. no i mean eugene debs ran for office for president. in fact, from jail in 1920 we've seen we've seen candidates do this before he can absolutely run even though he's unlikely to see jail time. i think the georgia election interference case, according to most legal analysts, is a little bit

clearer cut. so is january 6th, but, uh, these states and these prosecutors are not supposed to coordinate. i'm glad they're not . that's not how the justice system works. and so alvin brags case, uh, was on a quicker timeline and even though people seem to agree on both sides of the aisle, this is a little bit thinner. ah this is the first one to come out. and so this is the one trump's dealing with head on now, as we're here, hearing from many politicians, pelosi to santa's santa's and nancy pelosi at the center of the debate should a president or former president be treated the same or differently than any other american accused of a crime? what are your thoughts on that? well they should absolutely be considered the same as any other american. what republicans are claiming, though, is that he's being there being a specially tough on trump because he's a former president because he's running and democrats are saying that, uh,

you know, no one is above the law, and that includes trump and so there's plenty of strategic messaging to go around on both sides of the aisle. i think what rhonda sanders is doing is particularly interesting. you know, trump, by all accounts will turn himself in next week, so just scientist doesn't have to deal with an extradition issue, but by coming out against it, and it's not something he would have to touch in the first place. that's a pretty savvy political move, and i think all of the other republican candidates or potential ones are trying to figure out how do i get my message out there with all of the oxygen being sucked up by trump, and it's frankly the same issue they've been dealing with since 2016. he's just the biggest story and he's the only campaign issue right now. i think political science majors will be studying this for years to come. i would imagine lauren right from princeton

university. thank you. so much for your insight and for joining us this morning. thank you. thank you, doctor. right time is now 609 will new this morning from rome, italy, the vatican says 86 year old pope francis is expected to be discharged from the hospital tomorrow after being treated for bronchitis. the vatican says the pope contracted bronchitis through an infection. the antibiotics he was given. caused a marked improvement in the health of the pope. the pope was hospitalized on wednesday after he had problems breathing. 6 10 is the time back over to south checking in on the morning commute, sal, what do you keeping an eye on? we're doing doing very well at the bay bridge right now pam and dave and on friday sometimes we have lighter than usual commute . so far, i would say this is lighter because on other days we've had backups already, so we'll see. this is a look at highway 24 now and that looks very nice. contra costa county. when you don't see slowing on

highway four. you know, it's off to a good start. things are doing very well by the way. 80 at high street northbound. that ramp is closed so you can't exit the freeway northbound 8 80 at high it's not causing a big backup on the freeway. but that off ramp is not available to you as they fix up our poll that was crashed into by a vehicle. 6 10 . let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. sal sanitary. a woman from mexico traveling in mexico has not been seen since last thanksgiving will tell you what the fbi things happened to her and how agents hoped to find her also new information about a federal drug investigation against a civilian member of the san jose police officers association. how the union is responding as she heads to

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much colder with more snow early next week. okay people heading up there this weekend. thank you. steve rainey bay area. whether has been hard, though, on vendors at farmers markets, according to the san francisco chronicle, food wise, which runs the ferry plaza farmers market in san francisco, says there has been a 50% drop in foot traffic at the market this season as the rain keeps buyers away. farmers are also seeing lower sales and choosing to skip the market days. most are hoping to recoup those losses, though as the weather improves our time is 6 14, the longtime executive director of the san jose police officers association, is due to make her first appearance today in a federal courtroom. ktvu andre senior, joining us now in studio to talk about the charges she's facing and reaction. we're getting some more details, too, about what was happening behind the scenes, federal agents alleged. joanne segovia was if point person for foreign operation importing and distributing drugs such as fentanyl. the 64 year old has worked for two decades as the

executive director of the police officers association. she provided logistical support for the president and its board of directors. prosecutors say her alleged crimes date back to 2015 years ago via used her personal and work computers at the union office to order thousands of pills. the head of san jose's police officers association is among the members of the police force that are stunned by this federal criminal complaint that became public earlier this week. has been the grandma. of the p o a this is not the person that we've known for more than a decade. investigators stress no police officers are spilling employees were involved, and they say no union funds were used in this alleged criminal enterprise. experts say this case stems from a major drug problem in the us i think this really shows how much of an epidemic we're in with fentanyl and overdoses related to fentanyl, so tackling it one person at a time. although it may seem like a small step, it's

a step in the right direction to reduce easy access to these types of drugs. investigators say segovia allegedly have approximately 61 drug shipments mailed to her home. from countries around the world. we're talking about countries like hungary, india, hong kong and singapore against gouveia is expected to make an appearance in federal court that happens this afternoon scheduled for one o'clock, pam all right. thank you. andre the independent monitor overseeing the oakland police department has released its latest report concludes that the department is facing very serious questions about the capacity to police itself, robert warshaw said while the department has made progress in its technical compliance, he said, cultural deficiencies remain. this follows the firing of chief laurent armstrong last month. a report commissioned by warshaw claims the chief failed to hold a sergeant responsible for two incidents. one involving a fire, firing a gun in an elevator and another a hit and

run in a parking lot now, warshaw wrote quote in the aftermath of recent developments . mayor xiang tao has invoked the leadership essential to the sustainment of a culture of accountability. the mayor has set the tone that should permeate the department so organization really. it is in both technical compliance and on the road to real cultural transformation. our time now, 6 17 to berkeley unified school district has decided what it expects a reparations task force to accomplish in the future. the school district called the possibility of paying reparations response to the legacy of slavery in the us it was to provide reparations to berkeley students who have ancestors who were enslaved and endured other racial injustices . school district was about 13 community members to be on the task force that would also include to school board. members and five school district staff members. they will decide how reparations will be funded and what it will take to set up that program. by taking on this

challenge within the city of berkley, specifically through the context of the berkeley unified school district. um it should not preclude the possibility of other political endeavors in which we think about reparations in a very serious and concerted way. now. the idea for a task force began after the murder of george floyd three years ago, but the framework is just beginning to take shape. the california reparations task force wrapped up a two day meeting in sacramento. its goal is to determine how to compensate black californians for the legacy of slavery in the years of discrimination and financial losses. the task force listen to emotional public comments last night. those who spoke say they are frustrated with the process. this is all just a you know, running through the motions of red tape thing. no man. come on, put something down. put some on the wood right now. don't wait until tomorrow. wait until the next meeting. a bunch of bull

the current plan could cost $800 billion, which is double the state's annual budget. but the task force says it won't take a stance on the amount of money california should compensate its black residents. the task force is set to meet again in may and faces of july 1st deadline to present its final plan to california lawmakers. alright our time is 6 19. sal is back is it tried a light? everybody behaving for you. i would say so . you know we have a couple of things out there, but i'm going to put the positive spin on this friday as i look at a little bit of slow traffic approaching a stalled vehicle. coton 18 year a street. that's kind of a minor annoyance. the backup isn't that bad. northbound 8 88 98. there was a crash in the right lane. but just because the volume is light, we don't have a lot of slow traffic around. not even highway four is slow yet and that that is saying something usually by now, there's well there's a little bit of slowing,

but not a lot. so we're just gonna as i say, just leave it alone. we're not going to ask when things are good. you just kind of leave it alone. you don't ask a lot of questions. and that's exactly what's happening right now. it looks pretty good out there. 6 19 faking of looking pretty good out there. let's go to the man in the rear view mirror south. i understand, steve. thank you, sir. all right, if you did not hear, san francisco has some pretty good rain information here. they made it into the top 10 for the rain year now at 32.72 32 3 quarters. ninth wettest going back to 18 49 1st place, probably longstanding record and i doubt you never know, but 49 a quarter back in 18 61 62, the great flood year average 22.89 and last year only 18.74. as far as march goes just shy, seven inches, making that the 13th wettest march. the wettest was 1983, which just over nine. that was an el nino

year this year. adjust continues to just crush it. i mean, the southern sierras, almost 300% of normal for the date. i believe that is a record for this late in the season central syria, including tokyo, 233 northern 1 90. statewide average 235. the snow water equivalent is now 61 inches of liquid. i believe i believe maybe somebody central series and all that can confirm that i believe 2010 11 snow water equivalent made it to 73 inches. but 61 is certainly up there. i know in the top couple that's for sure. low clouds more to the north. we're starting to see some temperatures actually go up a little bit because the low clouds are coming in santa rosa is one they're they're cloudy they were 39 now 42 pedal inn was 38 now 40. so you're seeing some forties but a lot of 30, especially east and south to the north. there's plenty of thirties napa cinemas in their richmond san and selma ross, fairfax, nevada. but then it was thirties at one time now forties healdsburg windsor rohnert park . still plenty of thirties up in mendocino county, lake county,

14 and truckee 20 in south lake tahoe 41 in las vegas. he didn't hear their high temples only 57 yesterday, a record lomax tying 1938. i think it was for march 30th as being the coldest for the date. 42 monterey 43 in santa barbara is called mount diablo was down to 29 yesterday , 31 today than it bumped up a little bit because the wind instead of being south or more westwood turn southwest, so it's gone up to 36, but still very, very cool. if you're north, more clouds of your south, more sun that's kind of the forecaster today. so makes the sun and some low clouds today. lots of low class partly signing mostly sunny, just tough to warm up in the clouds on the weekend will continue to kind of ramp up. giving us a mostly cloudy. cool weekend. very light rain possible to the north saturday evening. more likely some drizzle on sunday monday tuesday , though it does look like a system will clip us giving the sierra some snow. so look for a little bit of sun and a lot of clouds going into the weekend and temperatures staying on the

cool side. a few years 60, but most pam staying in the fifties. okay thank you, steve. well, despite that wet winter and spring, one bay area city is telling residents to cut back on their water use by nearly half. still to come. an update on the storm related damage still threatening beneath chas water supply. and former president barack obama has 133 million twitter followers. however there's now another person with the most twitter followers in the world.

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issued an emergency declaration , which makes federal funding available for what's expected to be a long recovery effort. governor newsom launched a new political action committee with a campaign style video. the governor says the campaign for democracy will raise money to fight what he calls authoritarian attacks on free society, he said it will boost it will work to boost democrats up and down the ballot in political races across the country. he cited moves in republican led states to ban abortion, restrict what can be taught in schools and ease gun laws. make it harder to vote and easier to buy assault weapons. they fan the flames of culture wars to distract from the fact that blue states have lower murder rates, better healthcare outcomes and higher gdp. s newsom said he is jump starting the pack with $10 million and will hit the road with first partner jennifer siebel newsom,

the governor tweeted that the fund raised $100,000 in the first two hours. elon musk owns twitter. as it as we know, it may only be fitting that he now has more twitter followers than any individual in the world. musk surpassed former president barack obama to reach that milestone. former president obama has 133. million views. followers must now has close to 133.1 million followers, but skeptics will say it is misleading because the tech tycoon ordered engineers to create a special system that boosts his tweets during the super bowl last month. by the way, third on the list is pop star justin bieber. first the commercial crab season started late. now it is going to end early the reason the state is cutting the crab season this year. and san mateo woman kidnapped in mexico in november

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behind us either on the golden gate, not my fog, low clouds, but yes, no rain. that's the way we're ending the month on a quiet note, that's for sure. ah thirties and forties. oh, very cold pattern for us. some a lot of low clouds continue to filter in here. palo alto's 36 san jose's 39 livermore's 40 center, rosa was 38 39. then cloud cover came in, so it'll be a mix of some low clouds. some sun temperature at least we get some sun and temperatures are not that bad. hello friday. we are looking for a little bit more sunshine today. sun clouds breezy, cool. tonight's still though well below average for this time of year with fifties too. only near 60. all right. sal is here. what's going on out there? bridge a freeway. we all right? what's going on? i think we're okay. steve i'm looking at the approach to the bay bridge. here. it is. just past 6 30. we don't have a lot going on. i love it, you know, and if you're driving into san francisco right now, it would be a good time. if i can show you the tall plaza. you can see that it does move

along very well this next week, maybe a little lightly traveled as some people are going on spring break and that may be part of it for the next two weeks, really, because some schools have this week next week off and then some schools will have the week after. this is a look at interstate 80 that looks good. now high street offering from 8 80 is closed as they repair a power pole in the area that was damaged by a crash. but the freeway traffic is still okay. 6 32. let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal. work is still underway in venetia to repair the city's badly damaged main water line, the result of a hillside collapsed during this week. severe weather. during the winter, especially, it's been bad ktvu zac sos live indonesia , where officials say the water is safe, but many are complaining. i see now have you had a chance to taste it? zac sos here's the deal. either this is really good coffee or the water is really good for coffee. okay no, i mean honestly

. ah this this tastes fine, um, to keep our viewers coming back for the next hit. i will try the tap water and get back to you, um to explain what city officials are talking about here . they say it has the water has a bit of an earthy flavor and earthy smell. so here's why they say it has that because of this water line break. they say they are pulling their water right now from a secondary source. lake herman well, those repairs are underway on the city's main water line. that water transmission line again as you mentioned hit by a major hillside near hillside slide near interstate 6 80 on wednesday, and that, of course, prompted the city to declare a stage for critical water shortage. so benita is 28,000 residents along with businesses . schools are now being required to cut their water use by 40% until further notice. yesterday

there was a bit of a run on bottled water because of all of this, but as of this morning at least where i'm standing. it certainly has not stopped people from getting their morning cup of joe. you know, i just read about it, so it hasn't impacted us yet, but i definitely saw the scenes on online and, um catastrophic, really, but you know, we're following that reduction of 40% doing kind of our part. um knowing that hopefully that will be resolved soon. so this is not the first time the city has faced water issues. last year, venetia asked residents to cut what our usage do you do an aging pipeline that broke underneath the city's water treatment plant again? they relied on lake herman. still no word on when they will get this fixed, but city public works crews are working on this currently and hopefully they will have it resolved soon. for now. we're live in venetia, zac sos ktvu fox two news, zack.

thank you time now. 6 34 now to the big national story, the indictment of former president donald trump, who is expected to turn himself in next tuesday at a court in manhattan. but how this unprecedented case will end is not clear. our reporter douglas insiders in washington now with more on what this indictment means, doug good morning. good morning. the timing here was was really a shock. we new charges were certainly possible and even likely, but this now becomes a legal high wire act for both former president trump and the district attorney who's going to prosecute it. trump supporters showed up last night outside the former president's mara lago home. terrible it's ruining our country, and trump is also infuriated writing on his truth, social platform. this is an attack on our country, the likes of which has never been seen before. manhattan district attorney alvin bragg left his new york office yesterday

without talking, but he had just convinced a grand jury to indict trump over a hush money payment made to former adult film stars stormy daniels. in a statement, he said. this evening we contacted mr trump's attorney to coordinate his surrender to the manhattan d. a s office and trump's legal team will now negotiate the terms of that surrender, which will include a mug shot and they're expressing confidence. there is no crime. i know the facts and the law and i really want to see where this is going to go. prosecutors do have their work cut out for them. they're expected to elevate a business records charged from a misdemeanor to a felony. by arguing trump violated campaign finance laws. many legal experts are very dubious, but there are other pending cases against trump, and the prospect of a conviction could add a strange new wrinkle to trump's campaign . the election could come down to how people feel about a self part, donald trump could run in part on saying i'm going to pardon myself and go after the deep state. trump's surrender in

new york could happen early next week. new york police are bracing for possible protests back to you guys. before you go . i've heard that the prosecutor wanted trump to turn himself in today, but the trump attorney said no that the secret service needed more time. do you know anything about that? well this is negotiated process we're expecting the former president will turn himself in on tuesday of next week. he is under secret service protection, so they have to coordinate with authorities there in new york. douglas ader live from washington. doug. thank you. well the fbi believes a missing woman from san mateo is being held captive in mexico of $40,000 reward is now being offered in this case, the fbi says 29 year old monica daily on barba was forced into a van in jalisco, mexico, while walking home from work with her dog

november. 29th investigators believe this was not a random kidnapping. we believe this was a targeted kidnapping. we don't believe that she was a random victim, and we believe that she is still being held hostage. the hostage takers have been in contact with her family and the fbi is working very close, both with the family and with authorities in mexico to bring her home safely. the fbi would not release any other details on what exactly the kidnappers are demanding. but they do hope their reward will prompt someone to come forward quickly with more information. police in the east bay city of pittsburgh are now asking for the public's help as they investigate last week's killing of the convenience store clerk, abdul shiraz was shot to death at the store near highway four, where he worked. police have made two arrests in the case. now authorities are still looking for a third suspect that has the victim's widow and her five small children, fearing for

their own safety there, even too afraid to show their faces on camera. change my house. my kid's school. and change and. help my family, my kids. because i'm five kids, no job. we speak english. abdul shiraz worked as an army translator in afghanistan for nearly 10 years , his widow says he came to america to give his family a better life. our time is 6 39. the california office of emergency services has more help is on the way for people affected by the winter storms. since january. about a dozen big storms have hit california, causing hundreds of millions of dollars in damage, crumbling roads and also displacing thousands of people. the state now has 100. of officials on the ground and hard hit communities to see firsthand the damage. we find ourselves at a moment where we're pivoting from the direct

response and life saving efforts to the ongoing long term recovery, which is, in many cases, the longer and more important part of the work that we do we want to reiterate that california will stand with all of the impacted survivors of these storms as we move forward through a variety of means the state is already directed more than $60 million for storm relief and government news to them is that as president biden for even more help from fema. okay 6. 40 is the time we've seen a pretty light friday continued so far, golden gate behind us sell, and i think the bay bridge toll plaza has been pretty light as well, right? it has been. i don't know if you can see you can see the same tale bridge over my shoulder. the other shoulders producer, cory, but that has nothing to do with traffic. um, this is a look at when we put 8 80 up, you can see traffic is moving along very well. and yes, we have had a lighter than usual commute. in

fact, i want to go back to 80. because i forgot to tell you that if you're driving on north bong 8 80, you cannot use the high street offering. it's causing a little bit of slowing past the scene. they have to fix a power pole that was crashed into overnight. so you can't use that exit. and that exit does get pretty busy, so people are probably going up to 23rd. you're going to see more traffic in that general area. nothing too major. you can see that the rest of the east bay commute starts. it's pretty doing pretty well. and the south bay commute is quiet. so let's hope this pattern continues. 6 41 let's talk about today's weather here, steve. thank you, sir. all right. we'll start nationally because it's going to be a wild day for severe weather. that's for sure. the boundary is easy to see between. where's the cold air coming off the rockies and the warm gulf air coming up in the warm temperatures, you're seeing twenties and thirties and dividing line of sixties and seventies and the area around iowa, minnesota, the tennessee valley, the mississippi valley.

is all going. you can already start to see it beginning to develop right in here, but multiple concerns for tornadic activity today. this is a huge, severe event for them that usually gets going late morning early afternoon, but that will be the focus probably all day. for many. if you have any flights going across the country , that would be a concern for turbulence. no doubt. we do have quite pattern. a lot of low clouds have come back thirties for many forties on the temps more than saturday's 39 sunny villas in their follow up to 36. san carlos 38, lorna creeks, 39 napa airports now 39 so as mill valley little clouds came in and warmed up. if you will, some areas to the north, which were in the thirties. now lafayette has joined that panel has dropped to 38 degrees. walnut creek at 30 nights closed for clayton. also. dublin castro valley, 41. daniel 41 else abroad and hercules both at 40 degrees, so as you can have 16 and 20 tahoe and south lake top 41 cold degrees in las vegas. and 41. also in fresno, with

monterey 42. if you're north, more clouds of your south and east more sunshine today today is a mix of sun and low clouds and we'll get more clouds on the weekend could be some very light rain to the north on saturday and drizzle or light rain looks likely on sunday night big systems, but a colder one will drop in from the north northwest going over this year, giving them or snow. and i say very little amount of rain, but temperatures will be hard pressed to warm up over the next 3 to 5 days. that's for sure. cold chilly morning. low clouds. some breaks, though mostly sunny lister in that low cloud deck, then partly cloudy fifties on the temps, and you're 60 on the temps. we should be around 60 to 70 won't see that we'll see a lot of clouds kind of a cool weekend, but it does look mostly dry until early next week. alright z's thank you, thomas 6 43 and organic foods company in the east bay is closing its local operations coming up the manufacturing challenges that company is dealing with. all right, let's head out to our newsroom check in with gasia mikaelian work or i look at what's coming up in our seven

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angels at the colosseum in oakland for game two of their new season. the oakland a's opened the season by beating the angels 2 to 1 this season opening celebration started early for the a's fans. some started tailgating more than five hours before the game started. just like that happy mood. some of the hardcore fans have a big question. will the a's stay in oakland or leave for las vegas? to be honest, they is our heart and soul, and we need these guys to stay here. hopeful mistake. attic i love opening day, but how many opening days do we have? well according to the oakland a's almost 27,000 people were there at the home opener, the team's least to play at the coliseum will end after the next season. but for now, we still don't know what's going to happen after that. meantime, the san francisco giants will play the new york yankees tomorrow, right here on ktvu game two of their season opening series. now

the giants lost to the yankees yesterday five to nothing. big home run. it was the orange and blacks first season over there in new york city since 1956 aaron judge, man giant's loss came despite a record breaking performance by pitcher logan web being at 12 strikeouts, the most ever by a giant starter on opening day. logan pitched about as good a game as he could have hoped, and all of us could have hoped. i thought he attacked the strike zone with all of his pitches. it was as efficient as we've seen him in a long time. a lot of swinging, missed just excellent outing by logan. indeed yankees superstar aaron judge hit a home run his first at bat against the giants, the giants tried to sign him during the offseason. you knew that he's a native of northern california he had 62 homers last season broke roger maris's american league signal season record. and don't forget you can

see game two of the giants and yankees series tomorrow here on ktvu channel two. at one o'clock tomorrow afternoon. in today's dollars and cents in organic foods company in the east bay has decided to permanently close its production plant and warehouse negative. a is known for making organic coconut oil and organic chia seeds. however the product production will now be moved to an outsourced manufacturing model. 63 workers will be laid off as a result of that closure. the layoffs are expected to happen. june 1st warehouse workers will be laid off july 1st when the plant is expected to be completely closed. sativa ceo says the company will continue to retain its headquarters in the bay area . netflix games might be coming to tv. the streaming giant is testing the possibility of expanding its video games service to television for the first time. the move would allow subscribers to stream games without downloading them. according to reports. netflix does not have a timeline for

win. the gaming services will be released. a stretch of highway nine in the santa cruz mountains that has been closed for two more for more than two months, will reopen a one way traffic this morning. now caltrans says a temporary signal system has been put in place to direct traffic as the repair work continues. that's what happened , though. the section of highway nine in the area near ben lomond has been closed since early january after heavy storms triggered a landslide that covered the road with several downed trees. alright, pam time is 6 50 right back to south castaneda seems relatively quiet in the bay area commute today. south yeah, i think that a couple of things are going on dave and pam. first of all it's friday. we usually get lighter volume, but also this next week is going to be spring break. some people may be getting out of town early the next two weeks, we might have lighter than usual conditions because of people taking trips, that sort of thing. so make sure you check with caltrans if you're going to

the sierra for chain restrictions, so we'll talk about this year, whether in a bit, but right now in the bay area, it looks pretty good if you're driving on 80 high street off ramp from northbound 80 is not available. because they are fixing up our poll that came down overnight as a car crashed into it. there's still fixing it. you can't use that rep. you have to go up to 23rd. or perhaps knowing this, you'll get off at 66 instead. 6 51. let's bring steve back. talk about today's weather. alright sound thank you. we get some breaks in the clouds and the rain, but there's a lot of low clouds in place. most of this is about san francisco north. so if you're east and south should be okay, but not very warm. that's the problem. it's just that we're hard pressed to warm up much lot of thirties, also forties on the temps here thirties forties take your pills. palo alto's 36 napa is 39. 35 woodside 35 stanford campus. that's cold, samah tails down to 39. mental park 36. yeah see, i can hear that to 16 in truckee, south lake tahoe at 20

cold in the mountains, but you get a break today and tomorrow snow. it looks like it will make it on sunday into monday. if you're north, more clouds, more low clouds. if you're south and east i think he had more sunshine today weak system to the north on saturday. i don't think it'll do much. santa rosa, though calistoga north best opportunity, but by sunday, maybe some light drizzle light rain. that's let's be honest, every system seems to do something that this season next one movin would be on monday. now let's taking more of a track over land so better opportunity for the sierra to pick up more snow, but cold and windy looks to be coming in early next week for us again. yes first week of april does not look very warm. partly cloudy in the north, mostly sunny east and south. 50 60 should be 62 to 70, and it's just not happening, and i don't see it happening anytime soon. dave time is now 6 52 today is cesar chavez day special day celebrating the birth and the legacy of the late labor rights leader. president biden issued a proclamation describing things

of chavez as a champion for the dignity and rights of every worker using nonviolence to fight for justice and also standing with organized labor to build an economy that rewards work and not just well. cesar chavez day is an official state holiday here in california, which means state off offices are closed, but federal buildings are still open. meet the residents of elements city the bay area movie company, pixar just released a sneak peek of its new, highly anticipated movie coming up in our next hour . the big name voice that's part of this cast. and a jury agreed with movie star gwyneth paltrow in her ski crash trial. what she told the plato after that verdict.

you this morning in south africa . oscar pistorius, a former olympic runner and a paralympic gold medal, winter was again denied parole for his murder conviction. africa's parole board made that decision a little while ago. pistorius has spent 10 years behind bars after his conviction for the deadly shooting of his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp, the parole board says he never admitted guilt. historias claims he shot steenkamp by accident. she was

and intruder in his home. now he is eligible next year to make another bid for parole. the buffalo bills defensive back tomorrow, hamlin met with president biden in washington, according to a statement from the white house. the president thanked tamara hamlin for inspiring the american people with his courage, resilience and can do spirit. the president also commended him for his efforts, including through legislation to bring people together to make life saving technologies more available. the 25 year old football player has been meeting with political leaders and specialists after he had that cardiac arrest on the field during a game back on january 2nd. well the white house is speaking out about the american journalists who was arrested in russia street journal reporter evan gersh devic was arrested by russia's top security service accused of trying to steal classified

secrets for the american government. yesterday he was arraigned without an attorney present or access to u. s. diplomats the white house strongly urging any americans living in or traveling in russia. to leave immediately. they're also pushing back on russia's claims about that reporter. the targeting of american citizens by russian government is unacceptable. we condemn the detention of mr covic in the strongest in the strongest terms. this by the way is the first time in american correspondent has been detained on charges of spying since the gold cold war. well a jury has ruled in favor of actress gwyneth pal drove in a $300,000 negligence lawsuit filed by a man from utah and the case dating back to 2019, the court records show. retired optometrist terry sanderson traveled to peru, costa rica and

europe after the ski collision. what is? paltrow won the countersuit when a jury determined she was not at fault for that collision. as gwyneth left the courtroom she touched the shoulder of centers have been told him. i wish you well, he told reporters afterwards. he responded by saying, thank you, dear. well, our time is now 6 59 crab fisherman here in the bay area are going to be wrapping up their season early this year, the california fish and wildlife department said april 15th as the end of the commercial dungeness crabbing season. they say that is to protect endangered humpback whales from getting tangled up in fishing line and wire traps as they migrate up the northern coast of spring. the order, by the way, applies to the fishing zones between the men to see no county line and the mexican border. thousands of people in oakland are still without power this morning after a high speed chase ends in a crash details on what

happened and why so many don't have electricity. plus a historic indictment. former president donald trump is facing criminal charges when he's expected to turn himself in and will examine the possible legal and political consequences in reaction to that indictment continues to come in from politicians nationwide and here at home. republicans and democrats respond. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is friday. it is march study first . that's god's here. this is the weather. we've been waiting for its really here's steve paulson with the information. i am indeed. here. we will take a look at some of the temps now. they were in the thirties on the temps, but at least we get some breaks here. there won't be any rain today, but a lot of low clouds and partly cloudy skies here and temperatures thirties and forties. we are looking for temperatures to be quite cool over the weekend. even though we'll getit