company says it's about supporting new york city workers and bringing more tourism proposals. also problem. seem to commit $115 million for diverse theater programs that would take care of daycare for broadway families. after more than a week of striking a tentative deal has been reached between the oakland school district and the teachers union. we're live in oakland to break down the new terms in the contract when teachers will be back in the classroom and what they're doing today. woman attacked and robbed as she's taking a walk in oakland here from neighbors who rushed in to help and what the attackers got away with. then one week after it was closed in east bay m track station reopens following a mercury spill the ongoing efforts in martinez to find the person responsible for dumping that chemical in the trash. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back,

gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark at the monday morning. it's may 15th you look well rested today with mom. that's all i have to say. hey mom, we gotta say hi to mom and steve paulson, who has a good forecast. i think for mama. well my mother said anything over 75 was too hot. she would love today. good. yeah it's 77 months. that's too hot. 75 perfect. if you think anything in the with the fall a lot of you battle west wind or that fog bank when it comes cascading over the hills. it's big time fog back in place here, and that is correct. palo alto airport is 60 degrees san jose 58. a lot of upper fifties on the peninsula over to hayward, fremont, san jose because of a southeast breeze thunderstorms in the mountains. they are lifting north, so probably not as much of a factor today on your monday monday forecast. low overcast, mild lows, boggle head back to the coast and it will be sunny way, but it looks nice today cooler. my forecast size are

considerably cooler than others. but i just think there's too much fog their sixties seventies 10 year 80 alright over to salad 701, and he's here to tell you and me the traffic is doing okay , steve, there are some slowdowns, but at least they are where you might expect them. let's go. to highway for their slowing coming in from pittsburgh and intubate point and conquered. there have been no major problems on the freeway between concord and walnut creek on 6 80 24 is a little crowded and through the tunnel, it's going to be a little crowded as well. the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have a backup stretching from the mcarthur maze to the toll plaza and the metering lights. after that, it gets better when we come back. we'll take a look at the rest of that east bay and some of the south bay commute 702. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. sal will begin to seven o'clock hour with breaking news. we're following the oakland teachers strike is over. the teachers union says it reached a tentative agreement with the school district on a new 2.5 year contract will turn to ktvu alley, rasmus live with an

update, ali. garcia usually around seven o'clock for the last several days is when we've seen teachers start to set up their picket lines in front of schools here in oakland, but that is not the case today. very quiet out here. that's because the strike is over. there will not be picket lines today after the union and the school district reached a tentative agreement on a new contract. this is what it looked like around 3 30 in the morning when that official announcement was made about this tenant agreement that was at the local teamsters union hall where you can see people inside, clapping, hugging, celebrating. that an agreement had been reached. we don't have a copy of it, but the union says it includes the following a 10% pay increase for all educators and a one time $5000 stipend. the hiring of additional teacher librarians, counselors and nurses district wide. there's also provisions in this tentative agreement to limit class sizes, as well as new requirements that the district and the board has to follow before closing or consolidating any schools. today

we reached an agreement. um to raise our compensation by 15. including a historic collapse of our salary structure. we want our common good goals, including assistance for on how students shared governance. and resources for black thriving community schools. now you heard her mention some of those common goals. also in this tentative agreement, the hiring of more than teacher aides for schools in which 40% of the student body is black. the formation of committees with teachers and union members to study the issue of reparations for black students also advocate for section eight vouchers for unhappy housed students within the district and other to make other decisions about school resources with the union called shared governance or decision making. those were all things that the union had referred to as it's common goods list. and those were things that at the beginning of the strike, the district said it would not

negotiate on. they've apparently changed their position now what's going to happen for students at oakland schools today? well the school district says today is a transition day, so that means teachers can come back to the classroom, although they're not required to, but there won't be any picket lines in front of schools in case people and parents want to send their kids onto campuses. there will be adult supervision on campus. and then the school district and the union says regular classes in classroom instruction will resume tomorrow . now we have not heard directly from the oakland unified school district. they sent out something, saying that they're going to have a news conference talking about this tentative agreement. quote sometime today . we don't know exactly when, but we haven't had yet a chance to speak to them directly about this tentative agreement, but in the meantime, the strike is over. you can send your kids to class today without crossing a picket line. live in oakland. ali rasmus ktvu box, thomas. thank you. times 705. oakland police are busy searching for

the criminals who attacked and robbed a woman in broad daylight . it happened saturday afternoon in oakland's trestle glen neighborhood. home security cameras are rolling and captured the crime as it happened when you see it, you can see two cars driving up to a woman walking along rovner place. mass men jumped out of the cars and ran towards her. she trying to run away, but they knocked it to the ground and stole her purse. it gives a sickening feeling inside of what's happening. what's going on with our world and our social fabric, and you know our community or neighborhood. it's terrible. and it seems so. it's hard to tell that there is an increase in those kinds of things going on. the victim was not seriously heard. the suspects got away in cars described as a white four door sedan and a silver or gray kia suv campgrounds at yosemite national park or closed today due to possible flooding, park officials say the merced river could rise above flood stage due

to rapid snow melt from warmer weather. the closures affect the pines campground and housekeeping camp. both will be closed until conditions approved . we do expect an update later tonight. today monterey county is closing its emergency shelter for flood survivors and watson ville. the shelter opened march 11th and welcomed families who are forced from their homes when the park river overflowed its banks, counties helped more than 100. people find temporary housing and hotel rooms about 50. people were still at the shelter at the beginning of this month. the county is working to find them. other places to live your time. now. 762 plans to turn the santa clara county fairgrounds into a sports and recreation facility has been going on for more than a year now, but we still don't know when the work will actually begin for those big changes at that location on tully road. san jose earthquakes, the san jose state university and a major league cricket league all have plans to develop new sports facilities. at the fairgrounds,

but all say more time is needed to work out the details across the bay bridge ended in arrests just after midnight yesterday morning, chp officers tried to stop three cars that were speeding across the bridge into oakland. drivers kept going, though a chp plane that was already in the air was able to track the cars, allowing officers to follow from a distance. hp and oakland police were able to catch and arrested drivers. they say they found a gun and stolen catalytic converters inside the vehicles. police in fremont are searching for a drive. thru crashed into a car gillet killing a good samaritan would stop to help another driver who was involved in a crash. crash happened early sunday morning on the north bong interstate 80 off ramp to mission boulevard, chp says around 2 40 am the driver of a chevy crashed on the off ramp. a good samaritan in a mitsubishi, two of them, actually, a male driver, female passenger pulled over to help the driver. one of the good samaritans got out of the car to speak with the driver of the chevy. that's when an officer says a driver in a ford

f 1 50. slammed into the back of the mitsubishi, sending the car forward hitting and kidding, killing the female. the driver of the ford ran away time is 708 . a debate is due to begin in the oakland city council this week over whether to approve an ordinance to crack down on side shows. the proposed legislation gives a $1000 fine and up to six months in jail to people who organize and support side shows . but critics like that's not tough enough, it should also punished spectators. city council debate is expected to begin tomorrow and the amtrak train station in martinez has reopened a mercury spill their force that station to close last week. hazmat teams have been out there cleaning the location since then, investigators think so. someone dumped the mercury in a trash can in the train stations parking lot. if you have any information about this call martinez beliefs president

biden expects to get back to debt ceiling negotiations tomorrow with house speaker kevin mccarthy and other congressional leaders remain optimistic because i'm a congenital optimist. but i really think there's a desire on their part as well as ours to reach agreement. i think we'll be able to do it. president appeared confident he'll be able to make a deal with republicans to avoid a default on the country's debt. he wants republicans to agree to raise the debt ceiling without preconditions. speaker kevin mccarthy posted a video on twitter over the weekend, saying gop lawmakers need a commitment to cut spending first. whatever goes forward is not just going to be raising the debt ceiling is going to be just like we did in the house. we will raise the debt ceiling with doing changes within our spending. treasury secretary janet yellen has warned that failing to raise the $31.4 trillion debt ceiling by june, 1st could trigger a constitutional crisis time now 7 10 in the east, very c. h. p s

golden gates air division worked with the same ramon valley fire department and the california state parks to rescue a woman on mount diablo. she was out hiking yesterday afternoon when she fell about 100 ft. near devil's pulpit and was seriously hurt. she was treated that john muir medical center, and there was another rescue this one in the south bay. chp's golden gate division air operations was called again saturday evening. hiker truck needed help at alum rock park in san jose that hiker fell from iraq, firefighters could hear her calls for help and managed to get him to safety. questions are swirling about the future of the golden state warriors now that they've been eliminated from the playoffs, including the future of several players and the status of general manager bob myers. espn reports will take a few weeks off to decide whether he will stay with the team decision that he's quote torn about because of his relationship with the warriors.

big three, stephen curry, klay thompson and draymond green. lawyers have reportedly offered him several contract offers so far, though myers did not accepted any of them. he's been gm since 2012. time now is 7 11 , and we're looking at a typical commute for the east bay and we talked about the east bay commute being slow and usual spots like the bay bridge. i'll show you that it is slow here coming up to the pay gates. but again, it's nothing unusual. once you get onto the spin, it was relatively well cemetery and dumbarton bridge. also looking very good. and if you look at the grid, you can see there's not a lot of slowing on 6 80. there's a little bit and there's also some slowing on 80 getting out of richmond into else. rito and berkeley now at 7 12, let's go back to the desk. alright sal, thank you for more schools nationwide are seeing empty seats in classrooms coming up the warning for parents about a problem that became a crisis in the later years of the pandemic.

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recognition technology at 16 airports around the country. last year. katie was andre senior here in studio and andre. it's already being used at one bay area airport. do have one airport that's using it right now. the tsc started using the devices on a trial basis at san jose mineta international airport back in 2018. where it's worked very well. they seem most passengers, they say seem to like it. here's how it works. passengers scan their driver's license, id card or passport and a security checkpoint. then the camera takes their photo and software compares the two images to make sure the person is who they claim to be. the tc says travelers don't need to worry about privacy concerns because an answer is already built into the system. once all that photograph is taken and the matches me scan as well. your life photo is deleted upon match. privacy advocates are demanding the system not be used for anything other than i'd checks and they want to make sure people who opt out of the system aren't negatively affected by having to wait much longer to get through security checkpoint. the tc hopes to have

the equipment at many more airports, both major and smaller ones. by the end of this year, gasia andre senior. thank you now to a new survey that shows the airlines more americans say they choose to avoid travel agency. the vacationers surveyed american flyers and found spirit airlines tops that list. one in five people say they wouldn't fly spirit for any reason after bad experiences. allegiant air finished second on the survey. rounding out the bottom five american airlines frontier in delta. really half of those who participated, though, say they don't avoid any airline, saying cost flight dates and other factors are more important. your next flight could be piloted in part by artificial intelligence . emirates airlines president says ai could replace some human pilots on passenger flights the flights will be fully automated , but at least one real pilot would still need to be in the cockpit. the airline president said. many people are worried about the potential harm from a i airlines add that people should instead consider the

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do not salmon all across northern california. concerned that their numbers may have fallen to dangerously low levels . 18 let's get you out the door on this so far mild monday but boy, the south bay really had au know, having trouble centering myself here. that looks better. you know, south bay did have a problem, gasia and that is now gone, thankfully. but the east bay is getting a little more crowded. however here's something i've noticed. let's put the grid up here. it's a little bit less crowded than would be on a tuesday, wednesday and thursday, but noticing this for a while. sure there's slow traffic out there. it's just not as big as it is. i think going to be tuesday, wednesday and thursday. it's hard to predict traffic, but i've seen a pattern anyway. this is a look at the ultimate pass. look to see how slow that is. that's typically slow. and then in hayward, we have some slowing heading down south towards union city. the south bend commute has been still doing very well. we always have to take a look at the toll

plaza and that is backed up for about a standard 15 to 20 minutes delay. 7 19. here's a man who started off the morning . very strong, mr steve paulson. i hit a bucket of balls yesterday, sal and i felt that large bucket of balls. let me tell you let me tell you something. uh if you haven't hit balls, i found out this is a hard way hadn't hit balls for a while. you go out and say i could. i could do a big bucket, right? that's what i did next day, man, man. oh man, okay, but i feel it. how's that? all right, thank you. we'll start out and livermore beautiful livermore gasia place prettier. there you go. robert fleming's out there and, he says, looks like a near perfect day shaping up by the way. i totally agree with your mom. 75 degrees is perfect. thank you. robert appreciate that. the older i get, the more i intend to side with her as well. but i don't mind the eighties now. yesterday conquered was 85 today we're going 80 tomorrow. 92, then back

to 86 wednesday. so this will be a roller coaster ride. then it looks like they'll stay there for a while. thunderstorm activity for mid may is not common when you see monsoon like moisture, uh, but that's what developed yesterday. hello backtrack from arizona to neva n the least side as well. there was also some in the northern sacramento valley. it has been asked and said, we're done with our rain for the season, right? i'm going to go out going to go out on a limb and say no, i think on the 28th will have one more system coming in here. 28 13 days away. we'll see how we do low. overcast is in place. it is very mild, the fifties upper fifties to near sixties, so we're starting off pretty mild, but there's just such a big fog bank out there probably not as active today on thunderstorm activity. but still, some could pop up later today, but the source of it the lowest moved north and it's heading up into the pacific northwest. but look at that. i mean, susan ville tourists quincy bernie. amount shasta lassen some pretty good

activity that is not common for this time of year. sonoma mountain 53. berkeley lab 51 bedlam amount 58. these times have been coming down, so there's some cool air aloft that's spilling in the key. though this is the surface wind . it's out of the south southeast, so san jose santa clara valley part like the 8 80 corridor, fremont hayward. over the peninsula are very mild. this also brings up the water temp san francisco believe 55 point raised bodega beta 53 a northwest wind cools them down. south south seventies on the ded that's why palo alto 60 fremont 59 san carlos 58 sfo now 59. because of this south reason. also the overcast below lives north into the pacific 89 yeste, hopefully, um, was 91 the high they will get a quick pop tomorrow is that system lifts out of the area. but today big fog bank in place, maybe some more isolated thunderstorms, but i really think it's more about

the fog for us here from monday and then warm up tuesday cool down. thunderstorm activity looks like it will continue to be confined to the mountains. i'm talking about a system from the north, not one from the south or east. i don't think that i think will get one more around the 28th 60 seventies eighties on the tempt, and that's it. and then tomorrow we'll quick warmup start to ease up a little bit wednesday and then back into a very quiet but nice pattern. you guys thank you. steve 7 22, now a fresh round of debate over immigration before now that title 42 has ended. one bay area congressman says a republican plan won't work. but first one bay area city in the south bay was ranked number one in the nation for hiring college graduates, which city and what new grads can expect to be paid.

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san jose's coyote creek will start to be cleared out today. we're going to bring you a live report from san jose with the details of the long planned flood protection improvement bed without the pandemic error border restrictions in place with water patrol is saying about what the conditions were like in the days after the end of title 42. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on t good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark gasia mikaelian it's monday may 15th let's look outside and see what the weather is bringing a mild start to the day for sure, steve any big bumps and jumps this week? yes tomorrow quick pop on those temps, and then

they'll come back down and it looks like we'll stay there. but, yeah, today's alone on the cooler side, and then tomorrow we'll get a quick warm up here some nineties inland, but then it comes right back down wednesday. thursday. 60 degrees in palo alto. that is correct. san jose's 58. there is an southeast breeze and that doesn't when it comes up from the santa clara valley and goes across the 8 80 corridor. so fremont hayward over the palo alto redwood city. that's why you're so on the mild side. the low responsible for the activity in the mountains is lifting north. so your monday monday forecast does have a low overcast. there's a lot out there. coast fog. otherwise they'll be sunny, waving pretty nice here after saturday was warm sunday, came down today will level off 60 seventies to near 80. sal is here at 7 31 and bridge freeway where we're starting this time, you know what? it was starting with freeway and you know, sometimes it just works out that way on 80 westbound that you have moderate commune. here. cartagena spreads to the mcarthur maze. there have

been no major problems getting out to the bay bridge toll plaza on monday. it looks very nice coming into san francisco san mateo bridge. traffic looks okay . when we come back, we'll take a look at some more of the east bay and the south bay 7 32. let's get back to the headlines . thank you, sal back to the breaking news we're following this morning and one of the area's largest school district. the oakland teachers strike is over. just hours ago, oakland teachers announced they have reached a tentative agreement with the district. the union says the district agreed to pay increases more resources in schools and common good issues for students and families. a union leader announced the agreement just a few hours ago. to our oakland community. we have reached a tentative agreement with the oakland magic with the oakland unified school district. for far too long. communities have been told to wait for safe and recently just community schools. today we reached an agreement. um to raise our compensation by 15.

including a historic collapse of our salary structure. yeah we added teacher librarians, more counselors and more mental health services to our schools and to our students. so far, the district hasn't said anything about the tentative agreement. schools will be open today, as they have been for the first seven days of the strike. but teachers will not be in the classroom till tomorrow. ktvu alley rasmus 11 live report force on this breaking news coming up at eight. alright our time is 7 33 happening today, people living in san jose at a homeless encampment near coyote creek are being told they have to leave. ktvu is bailey o'carroll is there now and barely the police and city workers just started arriving in the morning. good morning. that's right anywhere. 122 200 plus people to leave this area today and as you just mentioned late arriving a couple of police cars we've seen arrive here and

multiple dump trucks, bringing about two dumpsters we've seen arrive here so far. just in about the last 15 minutes. i will the way here so you can take a look at what's going on behind me. some caution tape is being set up, along with some signs. some work zone not appear that police or city workers have really started to actually clear anything out per se. yet but this is all happening because of a partnership between the city and paleo carol's report from san jose and get back to her later. there's much more. we need to find out about what's happening at coyote creek. but that's coming up in just a minute now to the end of pandemic era immigration rules that have really reignited the already heated debate over immigration reform on capitol hill, south bay congressman broke commas as a republican bill passed in the house earlier this year won't get anywhere in the senate. their bill is for a border wall. that is not something democrats can or will support, but we will support

increased funding for border patrol. we will support increased funding for immigration judges to quickly process things we will support better technology and security on the border, so why not come up with a compromise title 42 ended early friday morning that was a term given to the trump era pandemic health restriction used to turn back migrants at the us mexico in border during the covid crisis, the head of homeland security, says biden administration has taken action to make sure the situation on america's borders don't get out of control. now. the title 42 has ended. there is a safe lawful and orderly way to reach the united states and seek humanitarian relief. and that is through the lawful pathways that we have expanded under president biden's leadership. now the federal government says it's been relatively quiet there along the southern u. s border since those immigration rules

ended on friday, state health regulators ordered john your medical center, not to admit some of the most seriously ill children to its facilities, according to a statement from the state health care service state, raising questions about the doctors and nurses in the pediatric intensive care center. hospital has until tomorrow to submit a plan to correct the issues. hospital officials say the issues were administrative and the changes are already underway our time now, 7 36, thousands of healthcare workers had to south bay hospitals and three others in southern california just authorized the strike. hospitals affected include good to marry tin and regional medical centers in san jose lab in emergency room technicians, respiratory therapist, cooks and nursing assistant overwhelmingly approved the five day walkout. it's scheduled to begin next monday. they say hospital management threatens and intimidates workers who complained about staffing shortages in recent surveys shows hc a staffing is typically

30% lower than the national average. the workers. previous contract expired at the end of march. 37 straight back to our traffic center cell. where should we start? gasia and day let's start in the east bay this time and look at interstate 80, which is the workhorse of the bay area, or at least one of them 80 between let's say valeo and oakland 35 minute drive between the cartoonist bridge and the mcarthur maze and then at the maze. there's some more slow traffic. so today is not a light day, although some commutes seem just a little better than and others, and we've noticed patterns that tuesday, wednesday and thursday or the busiest as we see highway four and 6 80 or getting into the act as well. what i like about this communities. we didn't have any major crashes. we had one and san jose that's been cleared 5 80, though really slow and eastbound, 5 80 getting out the tracy watch for a crash as you head out toward tracy on 205 if you're heading out to the valley, san jose traffic looks

okay? 7 38 steve every other day , every other day of the week is fine. but whenever monday comes you know what about friday? i love friday. okay thank you, sir . all right. we have changing inland temps saturday was warm to hot sunday came down today. they continue to come down tomorrow we'll get a quick will pop up on those inland temps, and then they can start to come back down again on wednesday, so conquered, focusing on that 85 sunday 80 today. that's nice. 92 tomorrow. then 86 wednesday, probably about 84 on thursday and then it looks like it'll just stay there right into the weekend, which isn't bad for third week in may. thunderstorm activity was just going bonkers by the way. i should. i shouldn't even do this but the weather man, and he says, i can't deny it. there was some outstanding outflow boundaries yesterday in arizona, that is when thunderstorms collapsed. and then you know the rain and then it sends out a gust front

and they were in between. they were around scottsdale, but there were multiple gust fronts . boundary layers that were out yesterday and you can see the activity that doesn't usually happen in mid may. but a lot of that made it up towards this year in nevada and also northern california yesterday. so kind of interesting 60 seventies and low eighties today big overcast every reporting station and what wese. come out , you know, seven am, says cloudy except sfo. it must be a little breaking clouds there, they say, partly sunny. anyway the system over this year as has just been firing up yesterday looks a lot calmer today, but look at that that's pretty wild. the same can be said northern california, northeast california , susan veil to our tourist mount shasta north had some pretty good activity yesterday. higher elevations have cooled off a little bit. sonoma mountain 54 berkeley lab 51 ben lamb amount 58. they were in the sixties earlier. now they've come down a little bit, so there's some cooler air aloft. seventies on the desert thirties in the mountains fifties sixties in the valley. these have not changed all morning long, long

brentwood 59 3 months 59 palo out those 60 san carlos and sfl 59 because of a southeast breeze that does it that can be a really warm pattern for the san jose area in the peninsula, the lowlifes north the high will build into my i think we'll get a little north northeast breeze tomorrow. that's the only reason i can think. we're going to pop up maybe a few isolated thunderstorms in the mountains. but really, it's about the fog, big fog bank for your monday and that's going to keep us in the sixties seventies and eighties. maybe some more tropical activity would be a confined to the mountains going forward, but really, that's it for now. 60 seventies and eighties on the temps tomorrow, if you're inland, i would expect a quick warm up will start to use up a little on wednesday. then back to really quiet pattern. you guys end of the week. alright steve. thank you time 7 41 trying to avoid a default on the nation's debt will tell you the warning from one consumer watchdog who says families should worry about how the debt ceiling could offend you to our newsroom down. say good morning again to andre senior as you're looking ahead to the next couple of hours of warnings on two. well, good morning to you, man

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monthly retail sales report for april. will be released ahead of all that news stacks headed higher initially this morning when that opening bell ring wall street, though also closely watching for developments out of washington, d c. to reach that agreement over a debt ceiling, and that is now taking the nasdaq and the s and p 500. the dow down at this hour, there's a live look at the dow down slightly. the s and p 500 also down slightly the nasdaq managing to hang on to a little bit of a gain so far this morning. cvs has been fined $6.5 million for selling expired items in california stores. the items include over the counter drugs, baby food and baby formula. the original complaint came out of santa cruz county and accuses c b s and it's subsidiaries of selling expired items during a four year span. california law prohibits the sale of baby formula and baby food in particular past the use by date. cvs worked with

prosecutors to investigate the allegations and is now instituting a new system to check and verify use by dates and retrain its workers on handling expired merchandise. we're learning more about governor newsom's plan to help pay for projects that might otherwise be cut from the next state budget. the governor's office says he's working with lawmakers to pass what he calls a climate resiliency bond. the money raised from bond sales could be used instead of general fund money for projects, including water recycling restoration of the salton sea and making urban areas greener, but even supporters have concerns that a bond measure would not be voted on until 2024 so money would not be available until 2025 an american families should worry about the debt limit debate happening in washington, according to a consumer watchdog agency. families would be impacted if the government fails to pay its obligations. the consumer financial protection bureau says it could get more expensive for

consumers to borrow money for things like car loans, mortgages and credit cards. the white house also estimates more than eight million jobs would be lost in a prolonged default. president biden is expected to meet with congressional leaders tomorrow as those negotiations continue, and we will continue to watch for developments. pam cook that will get your dollars and cents. thank you. almost all stay at home. mom say it's difficult to return to the workforce, according to the job search website, indeed, 93% of stay at home, mom say they face challenges or expect to when trying to find a job outside the home, their biggest problem the gap in their resume. many also say they faced bias in the hiring process. economic experts estimate more than 850,000 full time stay at home mothers wanted to return to the workforce in the year. 2021 alright, time is 7 48. i want to go over and listen to sal castaneda. what's happening in our monday morning traffics? huh? alright dave.

good morning. once again. we are looking at a commute here that is going to be busy, but i like what? it's predictable, and that's the only thing we can ask on a day like today it is going to be slow at the bay bridge as you might expect it. and these things are probably this commute probably get better in the next hour or so, barring anything that happens on that spanned san mateo bridge looks alright and no problems at the dumbarton bridge as we look around. i think the biggest issue we've had is for people who are going out to tracy. if you're going on two or five, there was a crash they're heading out towards just past the why, and very, very slow traffic. but if you're coming this way, it looks okay. kind of more normal celtic commute is also a little bit slow. 7 48. what about today's foggy start? let's bring steve back in here. that is correct. so there's a pretty good fog bank out there will show you that in just a second. i mean, everybody's saying cloudy except sfo says, partly sunny, so there's a little break there,

but it was all about the thunderstorms in the mountains yesterday, boy did they erupt big time here, especially over tahoe, reno and then up in northeast california. and the northern sacramento valley. probably little less coverage today is the low responsible for it moves north. well, i had it here. hold on a minute. let me show it to you. maybe there it is. i knew it was there. look at that fog bank that is one big fog bank. we had that what we call the southerly surge comes roaring up the coast yesterday is that low moved in overhead and that really ramped up the fog and low clouds. so there's plenty to go around here 60 seventies eighties were already at 60. for some. i mean, that's a mild air mass in place here. the fog will be slower to retreat today, but it usually does is you know back to the coast thunderstorm activity. you're going up there to keep an eye on things, but i think yesterday was more in the window of activity versus today. a lot of this is lifting northward up in the pacific northwest, where they've had record heat, especially up in seattle, where they were 89 degrees yesterday. diablo is pretty warm, 62 warm degrees. they were called for the longest time. not now. south

wind at 21 mph t southlake towels 75, los vegas, 54 uk and 55 down in monterey fifties on the tempts mid fifties upper fifties fremont's 59, palo alto 60 san carlos 59 brentwood 59. i mean, it's closed for everyone here because of this air mass and that's southeast breeze. the low lives north, probably trying to maybe get a little offshore breeze tomorrow, which is the only reason i can think we could get a little bit of a bump up on those temps to maybe some low nineties. it doesn't take much in may. but for today big fog bank. it'll be a mild monday not really cool, even sixties over by the coast activity looks to be staying up in the mountains, at least for now. i don't see anything for us for at least seven or 10 days, then maybe something. one more system. 60 seventies or low eighties tomorrow will be a little warm up there. but then we start to ease up wednesday looks very quiet, whether thursday into friday day. alright, steve. thank you. times 7 51 24 bay area students will be going to

the nation's most prestigious universities. coming up. we have details of a scholarship program designed to close the racial wealth gap in america. but first we'll tell you how a teenager in florida survived a shark attack after the break what she did to scare off a bull shark.

for city funded nonprofit groups will hold the big rally on the steps of city hall. they say low wages and poor benefit to causing major turnover and recruiting problems in city programs dealing with things like drug addiction and homelessness. organizers of today's noontime rally went to city to give more funding to these nonprofit groups, and later today, organizers of the will meet to decide how to proceed as, they t the tony award should be handed out in a non televised event or if the show should be postponed until the writer's strike is over. writers are demanding higher minimum pay and more riders per show. well the bay area rapper known as p flow, took a quick break from his stunner tour and he visited the ktvu studios to see us. his torah features music from his new album that includes artists like eve 4 degrees and too short

, it's part of asian american pacific islander mud ktvu claudine wang talk to people about how his filipino heritage and bay area routes influenced his music. music comes from experiences and, you know, uh, art imitates life in life imitates are so it's you know, it's like it's a constant growing, you know, progression, so it's dope and, you know the bay is known for being progressive and always always moving forward. so you know, i think that's something that i always take taking account. pete love performs saturday night at the war field in san francisco and now is heading next to arizona. and then the las vegas and don't forget you can find more stories celebrating asian american and pacific islander heritage month or on our website . just go to ktvu .com/ a p i really scary into the night off the coast of florida. a bull

shark bit of 13 year old girl, fox reporter jonathan serrie talked with this teenager and tells us her story. 13 year old l. a. reid believes she was attacked by a bull shark. at least 4 ft. long it happened at fort pierce inlet state park that's on florida's atlantic coast. l a and a friend were in waist deep water. sharks swim under the friend headed straight for ella first biting her in the abdomen. i tried blocking it with my arm and my hand and it kind of just slipped in and got my finger and my arm. and it's like super around and got my leg again. it didn't really hurt in the first part, because, like all the adrenaline was just like yeah, i don't know. we are so shocked. ellis friend drove her home in a golf cart. her parents brought her to a nearby fire station, and paramedics rushed her to the hospital. her mom says hello was calm the whole time at the hospital, where she was treated and released, according to data from the university of florida. the u. s

has averaged 74 unprovoked, sharp bites per year since 2013 . although attacks are rare, experts say you can further reduce the chances by exercising caution between sandbars where sharks like to hang out. avoid going into the water when it's dark, avoid areas where people are fishing. and if you see dolphins, it doesn't mean there are no sharks in the water because the sharks may be there to feed on the same types of fish. the dolphins like and stay with a buddy or in a group near the shore so you can get help quickly. although ella was following most of these tips, he was still attacked, but says this is not going to dissuade her from returning to the beach. she plans to go back in the water wants. her stitches are out in atlanta. john siri fox news. all right, jonathan. thank you. time to 7 58 young people from underserved neighborhoods in los angeles county or learning lessons about the healing power of wolves. the young people are visiting dozens of wars at a sanctuary in the angeles national forest near palmdale. most of these wolves

have suffered trauma, abuse or neglect. the program organizers say these animals can help the young people learn some. they then learn. had to breathe, how to connect to the land and how to remember that human beings are connected to the world around them through the teachings that we have with the wolves. this is going to be really powerful for the kids to actually connect, relate and resonate with the wolves and their stories. project organizers say the walls have been especially comforting to young people who've been through traumatic incidents in their own lives and francisco animal care and control warning about a new scam. this one targets people who lost their pets. they say someone's calling people and impersonating animal shelter staff claiming you have to make a payment to get back. you're missing pat of the scammers are contacting people who posted on social media that they lost their pet sf animal care and

control points out. they will never ask for payment to be made over the phone. open unified and striking teachers finally reaching a deal this morning. we're live, breaking down the terms of a new contract and when teachers and students are set to return to the classroom then in oakland resident goes out for a walk and ends up getting attacked and robbed. surveillance video captures the incident, residents say, is becoming all too familiar as police search for the attackers and one week after it was closed due to a mercury spill in east bay. m trek station reopens for business, but one glaring issue remains who's behind it? from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two it is eight o'clock on the dot welcome to mornings onto i'm andre senior gasia mikaelian. it's monday, may 15th a mild start to your work week, we'll turn to steve paulson where the weather has a couple surprises in store this week will offer a few. that is correct. especially tomorrow. today we have a big fog bank in place and boys in mild 55 to 60

. that's 60 is at the ballot alto airport, and there's a lot of 58 59 is not far away. with the southeast breeze and they only break in the clouds really is, sfo says. partly sunny everyone else's cloudy stuff to warm up when you have that big of a fog back a lot of thunderstorm activity in the mountains yesterday, probably not as much today. so monday, monday forecast has the low overcast and we'll get the sun inland. but temperatures today 60 seventies to really upper seventies are very low eighties on the highs alright over to sal, now south bay somewhere else. you know what, steve? let's do a little east bay traffic, but we're also going to talk about the south pay as well. highway four westbound, some slow traffic here coming up west and you can see the commute here on the screen. it's a little slow as you come over the hill to concord. i'm going to go quickly so i can get through the east shore 38 minutes from the car, kenya's bridge to the maze bay bridge, backed up to the maze and also ate 80 92 looking okay, the same mateo bridge. i

do want to mention that south bay commuters i mentioned it's not as severe as it normally is . but there is some slowing getting up to that west valley. it's 801. let's get back to the headlines breaking news in oakland, a tentative agreement between the teachers and the who happen today and tomorrow by turning to katie's alley rasmus , who is following late developments, ali gasia the school day is just about to start here at montclair elementary and at the district, other schools and unlike the past seven days since may, 4th we usually seen a picket line starting to form by this time, and it is very quiet out here. the strike is over. there is no picket line, and parents can drop off their kids to all campuses across the u. s. d without having to cross the picket line. this after the union and the school district announced they had reached a tentative agreement overnight. let's show you the video from overnight around 3 30 this morning when the union made the announcement about that agreement that had been reached.

this was at their teamsters union hall, where some of the negotiations had been taking place. over the past couple of weeks. you could see people clapping and celebrating their after that tentative agreement was reached included in it, according to the union is a 10% ongoing pay increase in a one time stipend of $5000 for most teachers, and that includes back pay going back to november of last year. so depending on you how how you crunch the numbers, the union says. it's really a 15% pay increase for most teachers. but again the details on the numbers of compensation or fuzzy for now, because we don't have the contract ourselves. to take a closer look at it, but also in the tentative agreement, according to the union, the hiring of additional teacher librarians, counselors and nurses in the district. there's also provision in the contract to limit class sizes, as well as new requirements that the district and the board have to meet before they can close or consolidate anymore. oakland schools. we have fought hard for this tentative agreement, and it has been and it will be

hopefully ratified by our members. and will then ensure that educators, parents and students, um and stakeholders will have a voice in our in our school district. also in the tentative agreement, the hiring of more teacher aides for schools in which 40% of the student body is black and the formation of committees with teachers and union members alongside people from the district and a couple of parents to share decisions about schools , called shared governance or decision making. those were some of the things that the union had been referring to as part of its common goods list. and there not negotiate on the apparently changed their position. so what's going to happen for students today at oakland schools? the district is calling it a transitional day so teachers can be in the classroom, but they don't have to be. the will be adults in their supervisors and administrators to supervise and make sure that kids can come to the classroom if they want to

today so parents can drop off their kids without having to worry about crossing a picket line. but then regular instruction is supposed to resume tomorrow. now we have not heard from the school district directly. we saw a message that they sent out to their parents announcing that the strike was over, announcing that kids could come to class. but they are supposed to talk to the media with the news conference sometime this morning sometime today, rather, we don't have an exact time on when that is going to happen. live in oakland, ali rasmus ktvu. box two news. ali. thank you. fear and frustration and an oakland neighborhood after a resident is targeted by criminals into cars while out for a walk. it was caught on camera as you see here, and residents say something like this issues like this becoming a reoccurring problem. now the victim is recovering. she was robbed in oakland's trestle glen neighborhood. ktvu dave diddling went there and talked to neighbors who say attacks like this are happening. more often. followed ground and pushed to

the ground by a group of masked men. it gives a sickening feeling inside of what's happening. what's going on with our world and our social fabric, and you know our community or neighborhood security footage shared with ktvu shows. two vehicles roll up on a woman walking in the 700 block of grosser place saturday, around five pm the suspects get out and charge towards the woman. she notices attempts to run, but it's not to the ground, her purse ripped from her body. it's terrible and it seems so. it's hard to tell that there is an increase in those kinds of things going on in and around oakland's trestle lend neighborhood are reacting to the crime, they say. over the past few months, they've seen an increase in muggings, car vandalism and other property crimes crimes are being reported to police and are making the rounds on social media to keep people in the area informed. i think it's important to raise awareness. there's always the problem of media pile on and creating a panic about something . but if this does feel like

we're in a time, and this type of thing happens with enough frequency that it should get talked about camera one neighbor who's lived in the neighborhood since the seventies, said the muggings and physical violence against victims has people scared. still that's not stopping neighbors from getting involved. we're told the victim of saturday's crime was helped by a husband and wife who lived nearby. there's good people everywhere and the few bedouins . i think it's a relatively few bad people, but if they're operating all the time that makes word a lot of possible crimes. oakland dave diddling ktvu fox two news happening today to campgrounds at yosemite national park or closed due to possible flooding, park officials say the merced river could fries a bluff flood stage due to rapid snow melt from warmer weather. the closures affect the pines campground and housekeeping camp. both will be closed until conditions improve and update is expected tonight. today monterey county is closing its emergency shelter for flood survivors and watson ville shelter open march, 11th welcomed families were forced

from their homes in the para river overflowed its banks. the county has helped more than 100. people find temporary housing and hotel rooms about 50. people were still at the shelter at the beginning of the month, and the county is working to find them other places to live. it'll seven your time now the plans to turn the santa clara county fairgrounds into a sports and recreation facility has been going on for more than a year now, but it's still unclear when exactly when the shovels will hit the ground for those big changes at the site on tully road, the san jose earthquakes, the san jose state university and major league cricket league all have their eyes on developing new sports facilities at the fairgrounds. the executive director of the nonprofit contract that runs the county property, told the san jose spotlight that negotiations are ongoing and that agreements to extend talks with all three organizations are in the works. now wild chase across the bay bridge ended in arrests just after midnight yesterday morning, chp officers tried to stop three cars there were speeding across the bridge into oakland drivers kept going. the chp playing already in the air was able to track the cars, allowing officers to follow from

a safe distance. chp and oakland police were able to catch and arrested drivers and say they found a gun and stolen catalytic converters in the vehicles to fremont, where police are searching for a driver who crashed into a car, killing a good samaritan and stopped to help another driver involved in a crash. the deadly crash happened early sunday morning in the northbound interstate 80 offering to mission boulevard, the chp says about 2 40 am the driver of a chevy crashed on the offering. good samaritans and mitsubishi, a male driver and female passenger pulled over and helped that driver. one of the good samaritans got out of the car to talk with the chevy driver. that's when the officer says a driver in a ford f. 1 50 slammed into the back of the mitsubishi, sending the car forward, hitting and killing the female hood stopped. the driver of the ford ran away. nine. now a debate is due to begin in the oakland city council this week over whether to approve an ordinance to crack down on side shows. proposed legislation gives a $1000 fine and up to six

months in jail to people who organized and support side shows. but critics say it's not tough enough and that it should also punish spectators. the council debate is expected to start tomorrow. the amtrak change station, martinez has reopened the mercury spill forces stationed close last week. hazmat crews have been cleaning the site since then, investigators believe someone dumped the mercury in a trash can in the train stations parking lot. anyone with information about the source of the mercury is asked to call martinez police. time now is 809 , and you can see that traffic is going to be getting better in some spots. still pretty full in others. highway four has improved a little bit on the pittsburgh n, but it's still pretty slow in bay point, as you make your way over the hill. and if you're driving on 80 westbound things are improving. it was almost 45 minute drive from the car, kenya's bridge to the mcarthur maze. now we're down to 35. and then here at the bay bridge, you're going to see some slow traffic as well. there

have been no major inch incidents here if you are driving on the same mateo bridge or on the dumbarton bridge that looks pretty good. the time is 8 10. let's go back to the desk. thank you. more schools nationwide seeing empty seats in the classroom, the warning out for parents about a problem that became a crisis in the latter years of the pandemic airports safer nationwide, the new security tool that has using at one bay area airport.

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the airlines more americans say they choose to avoid travel agency. the vacationer surveyed american flyers and found spirit airlines tops that list. one in five people said they wouldn't fly spirit for any reason after bad experiences. allegiant air finished second worst on the survey. rounding out the top five bottom five, really american airlines frontier in delta, nearly half of those who participated say they don't avoid any airline, though, saying cost flight dates and other factors are more important , your next flight could be piloted in part by artificial intelligence. emirates airlines president says ai could replace some human pilots on passenger planes the flights will be fully automated. but at least one real life pilot would still have to be in the cockpit. the airline president says. many people are worried about the potential harm from a i, but the airlines say people should instead consider the possible benefits. a. i could add to help overworked pilots. questions are swirling about the future of the gold state warriors now that they've been eliminated from the playoffsager bob myers. espn reports wilweeks off to der

he'll stayorn about because of his relationship with the warriors. big three, stephen curry, klay thompson and draymond green. the warriors have reportedly offered him several contracts, but so far he has not said yes to any of them. but myers has been gm of the warriors since 2012. in the east. a chp golden gates air division worked with san ramon valley fire and california state parks to rescue a woman on march diablo. she was hiking yesterday afternoon when she fell about 100 ft. near devil's pulpit and was seriously hurt. she was treated at john muir medical center, and there was another rescue in the south bay. chp golden gate division air operations was called into action again saturday evening. when a hiker needed hiker needed help, but alum rock park in san jose that hiker fell from iraq. firefighters in the area could hear the calls for help and managed to get him to safety. a disaster has been declared in alaska, where the governor says near record flooding is affecting the community of circle, alaska on the banks of the yukon river. an ice jam is

formed on the river and water spilling over the bank's flood warnings are in effect through tonight. many buildings are swamped in large blocks of ice may push further onshore people are being urged to go to higher ground until the water recedes. they area biologists are worried about how california's recent record breaking rain could affect some of the state's most endangered fish. a series of strong storms helped build the creeks where salmon hatch and spawn heavy rain also destroyed salmon spawning beds and washed away many of their eggs. biologists are now tracking the number of coho and chinook salmon across northern california. due to concerns their numbers may have fallen to dangerously low levels. it is coming up now on 8 17. let's check in with sal once again to see how the roads are looking on this monday morning. good morning, sal. andre good morning and good morning to you, gracie. a. we do have a slow traffic still out there. in many spots. all the things are improving a little bit in bay point, there is improvement. there's still some slowing in richmond. we haven't talked about marine much . it's a little bit slow coming down to nevada because of a stalled vehicle near roland boulevard. the rest of the

traffic is slow is just moderately slow. and then you look at the same mateo bridge on the other side of the bridge near foster city. they're slow traffic approaching a problem at 90 to 1. oh, one, so that's going to take you a little bit longer to get through. but all in all, we're not all that slow. this is a look at the bay bridge that is backed up for a typical delay of about 20 minutes. 17 was talk about today's foggy start with steve. thank you, sir . we'll go back and look at the highs on sundays. you know, everyone warmed up saturday yesterday areas, especially north really dropped 15 almost 20 degrees livermore, though in concord, we're in the mid eighties after that, and dropped off fast. san jose was 81 redwood city, 77. canfield was only 72 napa was only 70. oakland was closed and the city hit 67 degrees. it looks like a little rollercoaster week here, though, yesterday 85 conquered today going 80 tomorrow 92 you know unless the northeast breeze doesn't if it northeast breeze kicks in no problem with that that doesn't maybe 88, but we'll

go with it for now. start to ease up a little bit on wednesday. then it looks like it just stays there thursday and friday around 84 to 85 so temperatures also the amount of monsoon activity was just going bonkers yesterday, especially over the sierra in northern california. looks like a lot quieter pattern now because that big fog bank has come roaring back. there are a few breaks in there, especially on the peninsula, which is really mild. but look at that. i mean see some activity not only low clouds, but some high and mid level clouds going into southern california. but look at all that gray. that is a monster fog bank, no doubt about it. 60 seventies eighties on the temps low, overcast plenty to go around, head back to the coast slowly but except for the activity, and the mounds looks like a lot quieter pattern for them. although there could be some you get the you know you get the lift there in the afternoon. the boy was lit up there yesterday afternoon, especially northeast california over to our window and nevada diablo. pretty warm here. 61 warm degrees south wind and 24 mph. 41 now. truckee 39 south

lake tahoe, 50 60 seventies to eighties starting your chi go all the way down to palm springs, so the desert is picking up where they left off had some activity, though especially arizona in the battle and that monsoon like moisture fifties on the attempts to a few low sixties yes, san carlos in palo alto of the southeast breeze and sfo or all 60 warm, mild bombing degrees. whatever you wanna call it. the low lift north, though that's going to allow the fog to hang in there. it'll get chewed up, but i still think it comes back. it will just not be as robust tomorrow as it is today. thunderstorm activity you can see the big fog bank, though for monday is really the big story here. anything going on as far as rain? not this week, and probably not even early next week, but more that thunderstorm activity and amounts looks like that's where it's going to stick and stay for now. 60 seventies eighties on the temps tomorrow, warmer operators, maybe a few low nineties up a little bit wednesday and then just kind of keep it there thursday into friday, you guys thank you, steve coming up a fresh round of debate over immigration reform. now the title 42 has ended with

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cardona, he told lawmakers the pandemic is over, and borrowers will soon have to start paying back their loans. although we did not provide congress a specific timeline, this all comes ahead of a supreme court hearing on president biden's loan forgiveness plan. the administration wants to cancel up to $20,000 an individual student loans. the high court is set to hear two challenges the summer area high school students have been awarded scholarships to some of the most prestigious universities in the nation. the students have spent the past two weekends in classes at uc berkeley's haas school of business. one student from oakland's mcclymont high will be attending stanford university in the fall to study computer science and engineering. he says the classes changed his life. this should be a core class because, you know, becoming adult leaving high school, not knowing this information is you know it leaves you like off balance, you know, because this this is crucial information you need to know to be able to have like financial security in life. jimmy harris is the chief of community relations with pg and

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long planned flood protection improvement that's getting underway. a full weekend without the pandemic era border restrictions in place what border patrol says about the conditions in the days following the end of title 42 from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre senior at 8 29. and today is monday, may 15th and you can see right behind us. it's still cloudy outside. so let's check in with steve paulson to see what your monday forecast is gonna be looking like today. you see that made gray you guys boy, and when it comes back, it comes back so far early in the season, but when it comes back, it comes back in a big way here. very mild on the taps fifties here, 60. yes that's correct. san carlos is 60. i think redwood city 59. palo alto 60. there's 59 over to fremont, the southeast breeze and a very mild air mass. but a big big fog back, probably less coverage on the thunderstorm activity today we had yesterday. but on your

monday monday forecast does have that low overcast. coast fog will be persisting. it'll be sunny away. the temperature's coming down from the weekend and we'll see 60 seventies or very, very low eighties. alright salles here we've been to the south bay east bay. where are we going? this time? where are we, my friend? where are you? there you are. hello sal. no, no, mike. no! mike, okay. it happens . i hear you now we'll go back to the desk then. alright well, here i am. the traffic is moving along very well. if you are driving and some commutes now the bay bridge is backed up if you are driving all the way out to the mace, but it's not unusually slow here at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is typical. also, if you are driving on the same mateo bridge that looks good heading out to the high rise. no problems here on highway four. but it's getting so you can see it's getting a little bit better in the east bay. if you have the luxury of waiting around for a bit, it might help you the time. let's get back to the headlines. breaking news this morning in

one of the bay area's largest school districts. the oakland teachers strike is over. just hours ago, oakland teachers announced they have reached a tentative agreement with the district. the union says the district agreed to pay increases more resources in schools and common good issues for students and families. union leader announced the agreement just a few hours ago. to our oakland community. we have reached a tentative agreement with the oakland magic wommunities have d to wait for safe and recently just community schools. today we reached an agreement. um to raise our compensation by 15. including the historic collapse of our salary structure. yeah we added teacher librarians, more counselors and more mental health services to our schools and to our students. so far, the district hasn't said anything about the tentative agreement.

schools will be open today, as they have been for the first seven days of the strike, but teachers won't be in the classroom until tomorrow. ktvu alley rasmus alive a live report force coming up on the nine happening today, people living in san jose and a homeless and camping their coyote creek are being told they have to leave ktvu bailey. oh, carol is there and says the police and city workers just started arriving. bailey. good morning, andre. that's right. things are really have started getting underway here just within the last two or three minutes or so. so i'll get out of the way so you can see what's going on here. city workers here police workers here there are people from the water company here. of course, they're the ones doing the work for those flood prevention programs , which is why all of this is happening just within the last two or three minutes proves have really started to move. there are s large piles of trash and brush anything from tree limbs and dead branches to close and five gallon buckets that they are removing out of this

area right now. you know again. this is all happening because of a partnership between the city of san jose and valley water to help with flood protection improvements that will take place in this creek. but some homeless advocates worry that the relocation it won't really solve anything in the long term. some people may end up in tiny homes. and those people are just gonna it's a revolving door. you go in for six months and you come back out and because there's no perfect politics, and that's why so many people who are in tiny homes maintain a tent back at their camp because they know that there is no permanent supportive housing, so they keep a backup plan. the question now becomes where exactly do these people moved to? well advocates telling ktvu . there simply isn't enough housing or shelter beds for them. in san jose, the mayor mayhem has said that he's he's concerned about what's going to

happen when this four mile stretch is cleared. he says he's pushing the city to build more shelters and cost effective ones that that of course, this will not help or necessarily solve anything overnight again. the clearing here in san jose just eating underway within the last three minutes or so. they have began. began clearing all sorts of brush and trash out of the way we have not seen too many people leave here this morning i saw one gentleman pack up a tent and head out, probably about 45 minutes ago. other than that, maybe only three or four people kind of making their way out of this area this morning, but we are being told that there are a lot more down closer to the water where we can't exactly see from where we're at right now. but it does appear that they will be at this for quite sometime today. now, anybody who does remain here passed this clearing point past when they are done cleaning up will be considered a trespasser.

reporting live in san jose. i'm bailey o'carroll ktvu fox two news. also today's state senator dave cortesi of santa clara county is scheduled to hold a joint news conference with several young people who experienced homelessness while growing up. they will discuss cortez's bill that would establish a statewide guaranteed income program for one housed students who are graduating from high school will provide them with $1000 a month for five months to help them enroll in college or enter the workforce. some 270,000, california students between the ages of five and 18 are currently experiencing homelessness. the recent exploration of pandemic era rules has reignited the already heated debate over immigration reform on capitol hill. congressman ro khanna says the republican bill passed in the house earlier this year won't get anywhere in the u. s senate. their bill is for a border wall. that is not something democrats can or will support, but we will support increased funding for border patrol. we will support increase. funding for immigration judges to quickly

process things we will support better technology and security on the border, so why not come up with a compromise title 42 ended earlier friday morning. that was the term given to the trump era pandemic public health restriction. that we just used to turn back migrants at the us mexico border during the coronavirus crisis, the head of homeland security says the biden ministrations taken steps to make sure the situation on america's borders does not get out of control. now that title 42 has expired. there is a safe lawful and orderly way to reach the united states and seek humanitarian relief. and that is through the lawful pathways that we have expanded under president biden's leadership. the us government says it has been relatively quiet along the southern u. s border since those immigration rules ended on friday. asylum protocol includes making an appointment through an app, the legal director at the immigration institute of the bay area says that can be challenging for a number of reasons. the new rule that's

about to come out is sort of a carrot and a stick right that the they're offering cbp one is a way to make an appointment. they're offering these parole programs for the further away countries. um but the stick is that if you don't follow one of these protocols, so if you didn't get the memory don't have a smartphone. then, um, you may be losing your right to seek asylum once you actually get here. sites also said mexico does not have the resources to keep migrants waiting to cross the border safe from cartels and other criminal activity to the east bay in our state health regulators ordered john your medical center, not to admit some of the most seriously ill children to its facilities, according to a statement from the state health care service. the state raised questions about some of the doctors and nurses in the pediatric intensive care center. the hospital has until tomorrow to submit a plan to correct the issues. hospital officials say the issues were administrative and the changes are already underway. happening today you might see some fire and smoke coming from a facility connected to lawrence livermore

lab. but don't worry. the lab is conducting its annual controlled burn at its experimental test site just south of tracy. the alameda county fire department will be setting fires in an effort to prevent larger wildfires from spreading to the facility. you'll see that work in the months and weeks ahead. but that certainly could start today. those controlled burns really shouldn't be of concern. alright. our time. not good to look at your forecast. here is steve paulson with look at the great conditions outside on this may very great. i should add the fuel conditions in the valley are starting to go down pretty fast. they're still pretty good here. as you noticed the hills are still green, but they're starting to turn a little bit. we've we've had green for a long time here, but it's about that time to turn. i know in the valley. they're starting to take a tumble here. that makes sense. look at this fog bank. i mean, talk about it. if you can't look at it, and i'll tell you it is raising up to the pacific northwest just went past portland. it's all the way past san diego and some high mid level clouds also moving into southern california. but that is one big may gray out there. i'll tell you and it has made a

pretty good little footprint over us, although there are some breaks and you can see something developing now. more closer towards the peninsula looks like marin county now towards napa county, starting to erode, but that's a pretty good fog bank for this time of year, and it'll keep temperatures held in check today. the activity over the mounds yesterday was quite impressive for this time of year. this is not a usual pattern usually see this individual i august september, but monsoon like moisture came up and triggered some pretty good thunderstorms over the mountains. starting off very mild, low overcast 50 stephen 60 on some of the lows and amazing , but was it stay in the sixties seventies and eighties? today the air aloft is pretty warm, but it's been coming down a little bit was actually warmer a couple hours ago, mount diablo those 60 to remember about what a week 10 days ago there in the thirties? not anymore. 41 in truckee is 39. south lake tahoe , 78 las vegas already 80 in palm springs. 50 60 seventies, fresno and bakersfield already in the mid seventy's fifty's on the attempts to 60 yes, sfo, san carlos and paolo alto all at 60 vistas in there, brent woods in

there and his clothes for others. napa airports already 59 the logo responsible for that thunderstorm activity in our cool down sunday's lifting north. that's going to allow the height of buildings starting tomorrow. but for today big fog bank in place, maybe some more isolated thunderstorms in the hills. but really, it's about that big fog bank for your monday which will keep us into the sixties, seventies and eighties anymore activity. yeah i think in the mountains, so i keep that in mind, especially south atoll as we head towards friday and saturday. nothing for us right now. maybe around 27 28 . we could get one more front in here. but that's 13. days out. 60 seventies eighties on attempts tomorrow quick warmup, still pretty warm inland on wednesday, then just kind of leveling off and near average temperature guys end of the week. steve. thank you. new hope for a devastating illness coming up on the nine we'll talk live with the doctor about the promising results from a pancreatic cancer vaccine and trying to avoid a default on the nation's debt ceiling. the warning from one consumer watchdog who says family should worry

58 million people in 58 countries now face what's categorized as acute food insecurity, including 35 million people on the brink of starvation. 2022 was the fourth straight year that food insecurity numbers. increased

factors include the russia ukraine war and other conflicts worldwide, as well as economic uncertainty, climate change and the covid pandemic. worldwide 149 million children under five are experiencing stunted growth and 35 million are suffering from wasting. here in the united states. researchers cite problems including high costs and limited access to grocery stores. 55% of americans and a survey said they shopped at a dollar store for food in the past month. some 32 million americans have at least one food allergy. now there are new positive developments on treatment and prevention, especially for peanut allergies . one of the most common, a new study published in the journal of allergy and clinical immunology, examine ways to help lower child risk of developing peanut allergies, the study found when peanuts were included in the diets of four months old with eczema and six months old without without eczema. they had a 77% decrease in developing peanut allergy if the introduction of penis was postponed till 12 months of age,

the allergy rate decreased by only 33% general motors is recalling almost one million vehicles due to faulty air packs that could explode and possibly cause death or serious injury to the driver. the recall involves three suvs made between 2014 and 2017. there are the buick enclave, the chevy traverse and the gmc arcadia. gm says it will soon be sending letters out to owners of these vehicles to formally inform them of the recall. there are warnings about how families could be affected if lawmakers cannot agree on a debt ceiling and investors anxiously awaiting results from some of the biggest retailers. coke is upstairs with this in a lot going on today for dollars and cents. important reports could certainly direct the markets and stocks this week. home depot. walmart and target all report earnings this week. also the monthly retail sales report for april will be released this week, as well as the opening bell rang this morning. wall street also watching closely for developments out of washington, d c. to reach an agreement over that debt ceiling ahead of all

that, taking you live to the new york stock exchange. a little bit of a mixed picture. the dow jones down just a little bit, and the s and p 500 just about flat started the day higher but down slightly the nasdaq maintaining a little bit of a game, though up about a third of a percent right now, cvs has been fined $6.5 million for selling expired items in california stores. the items include over the counter drugs. baby food and baby formula. the original complaint came out of santa cruz county and accuses c b s and it's subsidiaries of selling expired items during a four year span. california law prohibits the sale of baby formula and baby food past the use. by date, cvs worked with prosecutors to investigate these allegations and is now instituting a new system to check and verify those used by dates and retrain workers on handling expired merchandise. american families should worry

about the debt limit debate happening in washington, d c. according to a consumer watchdog agency. families would be impacted if the government fails to pay its obligations. now the consumer financial protection bureau says it could get more expensive for consumers to borrow money for things like car loans, mortgages and credit cards. the white house also estimates more than eight million jobs would be lost in a prolonged default. president biden is expected to meet with congressional leaders tomorrow as those negotiations continue, and apple is set to reveal a reality headset in the next few weeks. the wall street journal reports the headset will be a mix of augmented and virtual reality. now that means users will be able to see both the virtual and physical world. at the same time, the journal says apple is preparing to showcase a demo version at software conference next month and deliveries to customers could happen this fall. the headset is expected to cost about $3000. pam cook, that's a look at your

dollars and cents. thank you zoom in youtube will soon be showing up on the display screens of many cars, trucks and suvs. google has announced vehicles with android software will be able to get those features. within the next few months. the carmakers, volvo and pole star will be the first to let owners watch youtube and their vehicles, but only while drivers are parked drivers will also be able to join zoom conference calls while on the road with those calls will be audio only for obvious reasons. an old feature in some vehicles is being dropped from newer models. automakers including bmw , volkswagen, mazda and tesla are dropping am radio, according to the washington post. the decision to eliminate access to am radio was influenced by the medium's shrinking consumer base . the report also says that quirk with electric engines disrupts the am signal the u. s has about 4200 am stations home to news talk. and talk shows and weather updates as well. and i should say some systems like you know, when you drive on the

highway, it says, you can turn into the station to listen to updates on what's happening on the road, so they still have those too concentrated area in this particular area. fema still uses it, so it's interesting that some water makers don't have it anymore. but people can still access that stuff on the internet. that type of thing. so thank goodness for that. thank goodness as well for also our south castaneda has been guiding us through sort of a tricky monday started with problems in the south bay than east bay, right? absolutely and you know that right now, things are improving, which is good. if you are driving on highway four. i'm going to put this up here. you can see that highway force improved. things tend to improve early on a monday. if you have time to wait. it might be better for you to wait. this is a look at the bay bridge. you can see improvement here. so mondays and fridays a little different from tuesday, wednesday thursday. i don't think tomorrow i mean, i hope i'm wrong about this, but i don't think tomorrow we're going to see improvement this early at the toll plaza on a tuesday, wednesday or thursday. this is a look at the same mateo bridge that looks pretty good. and as

we move along to the east bay, you can see 5 80 is still a mess in livermore and dublin. now 50 . let's bring steve back in here, steve. i still listen to am radio sometimes. sal. i don't i've had satellite radio, and i'm not going back. yes sir. i get it. yes, but i understand for certain things. yes, i do. get things yes, low, overcast, mild conditions. we had mid fifties upper fifties for lows, so get that southeast breeze, especially santa clara valley, and, uh, along fremont hayward, newark union city over towards the peninsula, palo alto, redwood city, and you were about 60 degrees here. even at eight o'clock in the morning. fog bank is there but starting to erode a little bit, but boy, i'll tell you that's a big fog bank made gray. no doubt about it already. 60 napa airports sixties real vista, brentwood and look at the palo alto san carlos sfo all at 60 pedaling and says, hey, so are we three months in their hayward's clothes, so that's a mild start. lots of low clouds in place, the low responsible for a cool down and thunderstorms in the sierra

yesterday. is pushing northward as it does that fog bank is racing up the coast. some high mid level clouds, also in southern california, could see some isolated thunderstorms popping up over the mountains again. i would think it would be better increased later in the week, but for us it's fog and low clouds. tomorrow, though, does look a little warmer, but any travel up to the mountains something to keep an eye on probably northern sacramento valley lhasa. sh. asthma, definitely tahoe. south towards mammoth. just keep an eye on things in the afternoon, usually not middle of may. usually this is end of july, august september, but it's already happening. sixties seventies eighties on the temps here, and we'll tomorrow quick warmup. still pretty warm wednesday. looks like we level off on thursday and just kind of keep it there. you guys going into the end of the week, thanks on the picket line for more than a week, but now they're strike comes to an end. when you join us on the nine. we're live in oakland with a tentative deal. reached between the school district and teachers union, and it's jay z's biggest gamble yet his grand plans for new york's times square

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federal drug agents against alleged fitness drug dealers and 11 of those cases are related to deadly overdoses in southern california. agency drug smuggling across the border is rampant and they do not expect it to slow down any time soon. parents say there are other ways to stop drug trafficking. they held a rally outside snapchats headquarters on friday, saying they're teenagers died after buying pills laced with fentanyl from dealers on snapchat. they're demanding more outside oversight to stop drug sales. we lost sammy chapman to a drug dealer who found him on snapchat. who offered him something free. to get him addicted and delivered it to our house like a pizza, and he snuck out after we were asleep, and we found him dead on the floor. i had to resuscitate my own son. and fail. snapchat says it is

quote zero tolerance for the sale of illegal drugs on its platform. francisco police arre three people on suspicion of selling fentanyl and other drugs in in. police se than £5.5 of fentanyl from homes in san francisco and oakland also confiscated cocaine, methamphetamine guns and cash. one of those arrested is said to be in court in san francisco next month. so far. no court dates but announced for the other two who are taken to the alameda county jail in san francisco. hundreds of workers for city funded nonprofit groups are set to hold a rally on the steps of city hall. it's a low wages and poor benefits are causing major turnover and recruiting problems in city programs to deal with problems like drug addiction and homelessness. organizers of today's new time rally want the city to give more funding. to these nonprofit groups and later today, organizes of the tony awards show will meet to decide how to proceed. as the hollywood writer's strike continues. they'll figure out whether the tony awards should be handed out in a non televised event or if the show should be postponed

until the writer's strike is over. riders are demanding higher per show per pillow. stunning tour is now underway came to our studio to discuss the music from his new album, which includes artists e 40 and too short. it's part of asian american pacific islander heritage month or clouding. wong spoke with pillow but how is filipino heritage in bay area roots influences music? music comes from experiences and, you know, uh, art imitates life in life imitates are so it's you know, it's like it's a constant growing, you know, progression, so it's it is dope and, you know the bay is known for being progressive and always always moving forward. so you know, i think that's something that i always take taking account performed saturday night at the war field. san francisco is heading to arizona and then las vegas if i had more stories, celebrating as an american and pacific islander heritage month on our website, ktvu .com/ ap. i . rapper and music mogul jay z is looking into another line of

business. he wants to build a casino at new york's times square, new york, recently received approval for a gaming license. jay z's entertainment company, roc nation, submitted an open letter detailing why his group should have the winning bid. his company says it's about supporting new york city workers and bringing more tourists. the proposal is also promising to commit $115 million for diverse theater programs that would take care of daycare for broadway families, young people from underserved neighborhoods in los angeles county are learning lessons about the healing power of wolves. the children are visiting dozens of wolves at a sanctuary in the angeles national forest near palmdale. many of the wolves have suffered trauma, abuse or neglect. the organizers of the program say the animals can help young people learn some valuable life lessons. they then learn. hmm. how to breathe, how to connect to the land and how to remember that human beings are connected to the world around them through the teachings that we have with

the wolves. this is going to be really powerful for the kids to actually connect, relate and resonate with the wolves and their stories. project organizers say the wolves have been e incidents in their own lives. happening today. eight scouts will be honored during an award ceremony in danville. all eight scouts are being promoted to eagle, the highest rank in the scouting organization, fewer than 6% of the boy scouts made it to the rank of eagle over the years. all eight scouts are members of the fast and furious patrol of the danville chapter of the scouts and congratulations to them. with my life. it's officially over the open teachers have announced a tentative deal. we're excited to be back with our students, and we're excited that we've been able to come to an agreement with the upland unified school desperate breakdown of this specific terms of the new contract