so please help us fight in this battle against cancer. tones must report to prison this morning. coming up the action. she's still taking to get her conviction overturned and the shooting along a busy beach boardwalk in florida. what we are learning this morning about the nine people shot, including a baby. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning . than you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. today is tuesday. may 30th we are getting close to june steve paulson. few breaks in the fog pan a few breaks. yes, fifties and forties on the thames livermore, says 49. it'll be another cool day, but i think

some areas will see a little more sun a little sooner here. thunderstorm activity continues in the mountains up in tahoe little bit less coverage than we saw yesterday, but highs even they're about the same sixties low seventies. some signs of warm up by the weekend. more on that about 10 minutes. alright, let's say good morning, sal. all right, steve. good morning to you. we're off to a nice start. we do have one crash and napa south napa here, 29 to 21. there is a crash in that intersection . there's not much slowing because it is early, but you might see some flashing lights at that intersection because of what's going on. no major problems. bay bridge toll plaza looks pretty good. if you are driving into san francisco and most of the bridges are okay right now, 401. let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal theranos founder elizabeth holmes is scheduled to start serving her 11 year prison term today. ktvu is lamonica peter's report she's expected to report to a federal prison in bryan, texas. 39 year old

elizabeth holmes will start her federal prison sentence tuesday after being convicted of defrauding investors in her blood testing startup there knows she prepares for her surrender tomorrow. i'm sure she has a lot of regrets, was also ordered to pay half of $452 million in restitution to her victims. you cannot lie in to see. instead she wanted to double and triple down, perhaps because of the fear. of failing . she was beginning to bind to the media from jim cramer and on the cover of forbes, calling her the next steve jobs. so rather than admitting failure, she chose to double down and then so do and she began to lie. holmes's former partner, ramesh sunny ball, wani, has been ordered to pay the remainder of the restitution and is already in prison after being convicted in a separate trial, pepperoni says, although homes has been ordered to serve 11 years, there's a good chance she won't serve her full sentence. there's also the first step act, which was passed in late 2018, which based on the length of her

sentence, will earn her another year off per sentence. then she's eligible to get a year and the halfway house or home confinement, so my estimates shall serve 7.5 years in prison , presuming she doesn't get into any trouble even as holmes's critics complain, minimum security, federal prison isn't a hard way to serve time. pepperoni says she will still feel the isolation of being away from home and will most likely be focused on trying to win her appeal. it's harder to manage the appeal in prison, and i would expect when she's not working, exercising, sleeping or program and she will be in the library working aggressively all day every day began serving a 13 year prison sentence in april and is incarcerated in southern california. as for homes, she's still says she's innocent. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you. lamonica the preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing tech executive in san francisco is scheduled to get underway today. fema momeni is accused of

killing cash up founder bob lee in the early morning hours of april. 4th prosecutors say the men argued about lee's relationship with momeni sister . many has pled not guilty. his attorney has said many acted in self defense. police in florida are investigating a shooting along the beach boardwalk in hollywood beach, which is just about 25 miles north of miami. nine people were injured, including children, the gunfire along the crowded beach on memorial days and people running for cover. six adults and three children were hurt in that shooting. the victims include a one year old police say there was an argument between two groups of people before the shots were fired. you're like 67 shots, people start running and start touching down. i was in the store and i heard a couple of gunshots. i ran over and everybody was laying on the ground. it was pretty scary. police detained one person and they are still searching for another suspect. we're now

hearing reaction to the decision by state farm insurance to no longer accept new applications for homeowners insurance in california. state farm says it based the decision on the rising risk of wildfires in california and an increase in construction costs. state farm released a statement saying quote it's necessary to take these actions now to improve the company's financial strength. i was pretty shocked for a couple of reasons. one might actual personal home is ensured by them. and to its who i refer all my clients to causing me a little alarmed. because is this gonna be the first sign of the other insurance companies to follow? state farm says it will continue to ensure existing customers in california. there's a warning in san francisco and increased efforts to combat the spread of the dangerous street drug tranq . authorities say. drug dealers are mixing tranq, which is also

known as i'll assign with fentanyl and that can have devastating effects on people. now, state and local officials are monitoring the spread of tranq by distributing test strips. health officials say. tranq has also started appearing in santa clara. awesome angeles and san joaquin counties. out ag enforcement focusing on you know violations that we see that create or that contribute to crashes, so speeding, unsafe lane change cell phones, dy things like that. our hope is to lessen the number of people that are killed on our roadways. so um, that's our number one goal. that's the chp talking about its maximum enforcement period over the holiday weekend, the national highway traffic safety administration's click it or ticket seatbelt campaign is underway for, uh this time. it's a time to remind everyone that the best way you can stay safe while driving is to wear your seatbelt. police in santa rosa

said they were busy over the holiday weekend with a number of dui arrests after crashes. the first happened on homan avenue and summerfield road sunday afternoon, where passenger was taken to the hospital for moderate injuries. 35 year old anthony manos was arrested felony d u i. another crash happened just hours later sunday night on dutton avenue. and investigators say a man crashed into a parked car hurt someone in that car, officers say 25 year old eric perez martinez was arrested there for felony d u i one man is in the hospital this morning after rescuing a child at a santa cruz county beach. it happened last night at panther state beach just north of the city of santa cruz. firefighters say two men successfully pulled a 12 year old child out of the ocean waters. after these, they spotted the child struggling. one of those men was rushed to the hospital after the rescue. his condition is not known. the other man who was helping the child was not hurt. emergency

crews near sacramento came to the rescue of 10 young people who gathered for a memorial day party on a boat on folsom lake. investigators say they jumped off the boat yesterday after it broke down in the water and they had difficulty swimming to shore . no one was wearing a life jacket and several people needed medical treatment, but there were no serious injuries reported investigators believe alcohol did play a role in that incident. all right. it's 407. let's check back in with steve for a look at our forecast has a look out there, steve dark. oh, you mean weather wise? pamela yes, to this morning. there are some breaks in the clouds. the thunderstorm activity from sunday night it was gone. it's still up in the mountains but a lot quieter here, although still of parts of mendocino, canada, but not as much in the way of coverage. they die down at night fifties on the temps are a few forties, but a lot of fifties here half of the base 48 degrees, so there are a few breaks in the clouds, but not to the north. lot of upper forties low fifties here, napa is checking in at 49. 47 in

middletown, low fifties sebastopol in their fairfax sentence. elmo ross all in the forties, even vellios at 51. 51 sebastopol and any kind of a breeze. yeah not as strong as it was, but it's still mainly on shore can't get away from that the upper low that gave us the activities sunday is now pushed down into southern california. so a little more calmer conditions and again, i think the fog of burn off a little sooner today, although to the north, it's pretty. it's thick as thieves up there, and i think it could be a little longer to burn off there. still amounts of precipitation being forecast for the mountains in northeast california. continue to be something to watch. if you're heading up in that direction. low clouds cool more breaks in the fog today, especially south. little more sun cool to mild, breezy and highs today, 50 60 seventy's not much change yet, pam. all right. thank you, steve . a gathering of muscle cars turned into a disruptive sideshow in alameda going to hear from neighbors who say they have had enough. and fighting loneliness, the professionals, more and more people are urning

to for wendy's $3 breakfast deal is the kind of breakfast that really sticks with you. [egg cracks!] ♪

[bacon sizzling] ♪ tyler: her breakfast. hey buddy. ahh... your choice of breakfast, croissant plus seasoned potatoes- for just $3 bucks. choose wisely, choose wendy's $3 breakfast deal [woman rapping]

well that was the lighting of. diablo's rotating beacon was lit up overnight in honor of military service members who died while fighting for our country. the ceremony was held at the veterans memorial building in danville last night . it started just before sunset. institutionalizing this partnering with the town of danville. to turn that beacon on your grandchildren and my grandchildren will see that beacon every memorial day. for years to come. the mount diablo rotating beacon is also lit on veterans day in the anniversary of pearl harbor each year. a

longstanding reminder of those who died during the wars in iraq and afghanistan still remains along a hillside in lafayette, but its future is in question. it served as the site for a memorial day vigil and ktvu is amber lee has more on that commemoration. for the losses. we tally at the end of every may every moment. for real day. 4000 white crosses on a hillside in lafayette reminder of the u. s servicemen and women who died while serving in two wars in the middle east, iraq and afghanistan to make sure that sacrifice for peace is never forgotten vigil on the evening of memorial day for one mom who lost her son. this event gives her strength. it stays like today that we can honor and remember him. that helps pick me back up and picks my spirit back up, even says her son, sean, was killed in afghanistan november 9th 2007, the one creek native

left behind a wife and daughter, who was born months after he died coming up on 16 years this year. it feels like yesterday. the creator of this hillside memorial jeff heaton, first put up two dozen crosses here in 2003, but he says they were torn down by vandals in 2006 heat and brought back the crosses, and eventually, their numbers grew to cover the whole hillside chronicle the soldiers that died one at a time with crosses on the hillside. little did i realized that we would fill up the hillside with 4000 crosses, and they're very, very little room for more. the future of the memorial has been uncertain for the past few years. the original owners who supported the project died and the property is up for sale launch of in hopes that eventually a permanent memorial could be part of this site. to honor her son and other fallen soldiers hero. he earned two bronze stars one with valor, two purple hearts, and i just want

everybody to remember him and honor him. remember him, say his name. hillside memorial is a non profit that is dedicated to maintaining the crosses and hopes to work with new ownership and the city. to have a portion of this site be a part dedicated to the lives lost in lafayette, amberleigh ktvu fox two news. thank you. amber many people visited the uss hornet museum in alameda to commemorate memorial day gathered here today on this most important occasion to honor all of our service members. and to remember the sacrifices that they made in order to preserve our freedom. the ceremony included music, a squadron flyover and a wreath to honor fallen marines. the hornets, chaplin said a prayer with those in attendance, including several veterans, people, also heard from author and historian russell moore. attribute in vacaville continues to grow. it

started when a former marine placed a flagpole at the top of a hill offline road, then began adding more polls and flags over the years to an honor of his former classmates who were killed in vietnam. other polls have gone up to our service members and those who sacrificed their lives to defend our country. you know, there's a song from mr robbins called empty chairs at empty tables. and there's a line in narrative says. all my friends, my friends forgive me that i live and you're gone. empty chairs at empty tables. and the pain goes on and on that really struck me. as you know how many empty chairs there are, you know? he says he routinely makes the trek up the hill to watch the sunrise or the sunset and think about his friends who are no longer here. in other news today, there

is a bail hearing in san mateo county for the woman accused in the death of a social media influencer, christina gore. connie hired the florida woman, vivian gomez, to administer silicone injections at a burlingame hotel. connie had a bad reaction to the shots and died. gomez who does not have a cosmetology or medical license in california. now being held on $200,000 bail. her attorney says gomez is not a flight risk and is asking the court to decrease her bail to $50,000. a new study finds young adults need to do a better job eating healthier researchers from around the world, including canada and china, found a poor diet and college leads to health issues later in life, including obesity , respiratory illnesses and depression. bad diets, including regular consumption of high calories and sugar, sugary foods and beverages, such as microwave microwaveable meals and energy drinks. psychologists say

frequently feeling lonely can be as bad for your health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. there are more businesses now trying to resolve that problem. they call themselves professional cuddlers. you set up an appointment for an hour or more of time with someone who gently holds you. impact of touches that it can really start to settle us into a deeper sense of feeling safe. considered seen by the person in which when engaging in touch with there are cuddling services available in many parts of the united states. business owners say the client and cuddle made do not communicate at all. cuddling is never treated as the start of a sexual relationship for people who are not comfortable hiring someone to cuddle with the u. s. surgeon general suggests joining a community organization spending time with other people. face to face. the los angeles county health department is warning everyone to avoid swimming and surfing at some local beaches due to high levels of bacteria. an estimated

250,000 gallons of sewage flowed into the los angeles river last week. that's prompted a water quality advisory at half a dozen county beaches that will remain in effect for at least the next few days. however many southern california surfers are still heading out into the ocean waters. despite that warning i tasted a little water and i was like spitting it up. but the front is 2 to 4 ft. it's kind of just like rush of emotion catching a wave and then just being there, and surfing is just so much fun. so much adrenaline man. it's so good. you wouldn't believe how good those waves are. right now. it's just peeling off the point like you don't know. so far the high levels of bacteria and not forced the closure of any los angeles county beaches. the county health department says that could change as investigators continue to test the water. san francisco firefighters rescued a family of four from the bay after their kayaks capsized. that happened near candlestick point. this is

video from citizen app. the fire department says. rescue teams swam half a mile offshore to reach the two adults and two children. before the coast guard. the children were treated at a hospital for hypothermia, but everyone is expected to be okay. alright let's check in with steve paulson for forecast by pam thanks we have a few more breaks in the clouds are system from yesterday. the low has moved. south still is a lot of activity. though up in the mountains. that's not going to change anytime soon. northeast california right over tahoe crest of this year in northern california fifties on your temps low to mid probably not going to change even though there are a few upper forties but to the east. all fifties here, although lafayette is close at 50, degrees orinda, alleman, danville and piedmont sleeping in that's right, your love kensington's 52. then after that , there's really not much of a spread here. the upper low is on its way to visit los angeles. a lot of gray down there a lot of gray here pattern doesn't look like it's going to change today or tomorrow. this year, though,

continues to rocket with the thunderstorms. not as much as originally we saw a couple of days ago but still core three quarters of an inch test susanville an inch and a quarter and reading north as well. thunderstorms will continue kind of unusual for the end of may, but that's we're seeing low clouds. cool there'll be more breaks in the fog today. i think we'll get a little bit more sun. although areas to the north looked like the it is sold out there, so it may take. that's why we're going sixties there but seventies for others. looks nice, but the breeze does crank up a little change on wednesday, then it does look slightly warmer going into the weekend, pam. all right. thank you, steve. there was a fire forced evacuations at u. c. berkeley student housing coming up the efforts from firefighters to get that under control. companies want to know about how you use your phone will tell you how they're tracking. app usage.

woolite helps molly feel great in her go-to leggings. she was even inspired to train for a marathon. that lasted a day, but she was inspired. woolite protects your favorites from fading, pilling, and stretching. so you can wear them as long as you love them. flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. ok flex, just drop some knowledge on me again. oh, ok i will - i'll turn our thermostat to 78... i'll unplug the blender. the hair dryer. - my blankie? - yep! - let's talk about it! - nope. ooo, we can save the laundry til' the morning! oh, yes please! oh! little things like this help save our power

and help save us from outages. from learning another language

to getting in shape. turning your goals into a game could help you reach your target. fox news anna iliopoulos tells us it's now the philosophy behind many businesses and how they market their products, thousands of apps and other forms of entertainment at your fingertips these days, businesses are doing everything they can to command your attention. that's led to the rise of a marketing strategy known as gamification, the practice of implementing goals and milestones to keep users engaged. consumers are very good at finding goals and then wanting to meet them at all costs. if you want to learn a language apps like duo, lingo and babble can help rewarding users who come back every day by keeping track of their streak and putting them in different leagues based on how much they've learned streaks is one of those types of patterns that that we've shown can be really, um, really engaging and keep consumers coming back. okay, pollutant. let's go. fitness company peloton exploded in

popularity during the pandemic, bringing workout classes to your living room, along with the ability to track your progress on the leaderboards. loyalty programs like starbucks reward frequent customers with free drinks and other prizes. even online dating has become gamified users on tinder bumble and other apps can swipe to meet other singles, getting a dopamine hit when they find a match. all of it intended to keep us coming back for more, some psychologists warn it can create a cycle of addiction, but marketers recognize it works. it's about the internal reward that you get from having a collection or knowing that you've checked off certain milestones having a virtual trophy or badges and elia poulos fox news. all right. thank you, anna ketchup. now the most expensive condiment. the price of a 32 ounce bottle of ketchup has gone from $4.08 to $5.22 in the past year. that's according to data assembly, which tracks changes in grocery prices. and

they say the second most expensiv price has increased about 13% in the last year. the national restaurant association is predicting a better summer for its members this year, but inflation could certainly impact that more than half of the restaurant owners surveyed say they expect more customers on a daily basis. during the next few months. they do say last summer, customers were paying higher gas prices so they didn't have as much money for dining out. but according to a data essential survey, americans are concerned about inflation. trying to cut back on spending. one third said they plan to eat out less as a way to save money. san francisco bakery worker rushed to the hospital after being stabbed on the job, the suspect they have detained in the case. and honoring fallen service members in the south bay. the message from community members who have been touched by war don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu

newsletter just head to ktvu .com slash email to sign up for that daily service. i'm the strongest sanders in the family. the whole family. boy, you wanna see strong? ...now that's strong. mmmh. wendy's strawberry frosty is back for the summer so tyler's been spending a lot of frosty time outside. ooooh. what? bro you look like a strawberry. mmmhm. it'll even out. choose wisely, choose wendy's, now open late.

one grocery store will stop at nothing to make sure you save more on the brands you love. starring produce, and...... you... as the super saver, in....bargain bliss bliss, bliss, bliss todd we talked about this. our deals are just so epic. i know, todd. i know. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market you're not gonna get it all right, just make sure you nail the big stuff...

like making sure your kids are in the right seat for their age and size. get it right at nhtsa.gov/therightseat just gradually has. turned into a very sunday happening and it is annoying and it's dangerous. there was a huge sideshow in alameda. over the weekend. dozens of citations were issued the reason those who live nearby think it will happen again, and palisades tahoe closing some of its operations, but it's not because of a lack of snow. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back to morning sun to thank you for joining us. i'm pam cook. today's tuesday, may 30th and pretty chilly overnight. let's check in with steve paulson. there are a few breaks pam in

the clouds. and, yes, livermore is at 49 still pretty good fogbf breaks not so much to the north. but east and south are a little more thunderstorms continue up in the mountains. no change their northeast california but our upper low, which gave us that kind of activity on sunday , is now pushed into southern california. still though, well, below average is sixties and low seventies, although there are signs of a little warm up starting, probably on thursday. alright, sounds here now, napa napa is gone well not not city of napa, but the crashing napa is gone. i don't want to alert people. napa is gone. no, the crash is gone on 29 to 21. start with highway four. westbound as you drive up to the willow past grade. that looks pretty good. no major problems there. traffic continues to overlong very nicely. and if you are driving oops, did i do there? got operator error pushed the wrong button. you can see that traffic is moving. well let's go to the pay bridge told plus at that looks very good for 30. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal

leaders of transit agencies are calling on the. the transit agencies warned that if the money doesn't come, it will have a devastating impact. transit leaders plan to push the governor to support the additional funding at an event in sacramento today. now bart is one of those agencies pushing for help from the state arts board says without the funding, bart may be forced to reduce trains to once an hour cut weekend service and close stations. the board says it's been trying to restore passenger confidence by having police officers patrolled the trains and stations more often. bart's police chief and the board president plan to take questions from the media at that event this morning. in alameda police issued dozens of citations this past weekend to people who gathered for a large sideshow. hundreds of people were attending a muscle car event that eventually turned into a massive sideshow, ktvu elissa harrington reports. thick dark tire marks cover this

parking lot at alameda point where police say early sunday, nearly 3000 people took part in a car show, which later several posts on social media show large crowds, cars doing donuts and other tricks, and one driver posted a video driving nearly 100 mph through the tube connecting alameda to oakland. people come here because the area of the space, you know, and then police don't even come when you mess with them. victor who only wanted us to use his first name lives in the surrounding neighborhood. he said side chose happen all the time on the bass man. just burn rubber like three or four in the morning. gunshots too, but the gunshots already come from oakland from downtown oakland. some neighbors say they're concerned about reckless driving up the parking lots very badly. they have no regard for property or life for the cars they're driving. so in that respect, it's very bad for neighborhood. alameda police said they issued 64 citations

and towed five vehicles. sunday they posted a message on social media, saying we were aware of the show and plan for it by assigning a dedicated staff of officers to the event they want to scare people talking about. they got a license place. you know, it's not gonna stop nothing. there are no reports of anyone injured during the side shows in alameda. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. m, a bakery worker in san francisco's chinatown is now being treated for the critical injury. she suffered in a stabbing. it happened yesterday morning at the bakery and cafe on stockton street, witnesses say a man dressed in white sweatpants stabbed the female worker several times in an apparent unprovoked attack. police arrested the suspect at the scene. people who live and work in the area say violent incidents like this one. are becoming more common. apocalyptic you know what's going to happen for us locals were just kind of survived. and what we try to do is do the most good for the most people. the

bakery was recently profiled by ktvu s amberleigh for a series on san francisco's chinatown. it has been in business for years. it's known for its cakes and other pastries. police are investigating after someone falsely reported a shooting at a southern california mall. that report prompted a heavy police response at the ontario malt mills mall in san bernardino county yesterday afternoon. investigators say the reports came in after a group of people ran through the mall. ontario police tweeted multiple 911 calls were made claiming a person had a gun and gunshots were heard. no shots were fired, and no one was injured. the united states is just one week away from defaulting on our national debt. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy reached a compromise deal to raise the debt ceiling, but now the hurdle is clearing congress ktvu jana katsuyama reports why that could be a challenge. congress is now facing the battle over the nation's debt limit when members return from

the holiday weekend tuesday the debt deal reached by president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy over the weekend represents a compromise requiring both parties to bring hardline progressives and hardline conservatives on board in order to pass the deal and avoid a default on the nation's debts. president biden monday said he's been reaching out to people in both parties have spoken. remember the members? whole bunch of people. fema boat starts. speaker. mccarthy claimed victory in a tweet monday night, saying historic 2.1 trillion spending cut and adding republicans are changing the culture and trajectory of washington. and we're just getting started, but republicans did not get the deep cuts they proposed, and some are skeptical , worried that mccarthy's deal doesn't go far enough. the question that everybody's strolling with it. is it enough ? i haven't committed yes or no. yet the 99 page bill is a two year deal that would suspend the debt limit through january 2025

. it would keep spending levels even for 2024 and limits spending increases to 1% in 2025 . it also rescinds $30 billion in unspent coronavirus relief funds and reasons 1.4 billion that was designated for irs tax fraud crackdowns. the deal also streamlined environmental reviews for energy. objects and approves permits for west virginia, a natural gas pipeline supported by democratic senator joe manchin. on student loans. republicans did not get a reversal on president biden's proposed loan waivers, but biden did agree to resume loan payments at the end of august for food stamp recipients. republicans raised the work requirement from 49 to 54 years old. but biden added an exemption for veterans and homeless people. economists say the debt ceiling deal would not append the economy. we're not talking about very large cuts to any programs. we're not talking about large tax increases, in

fact. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news . thank you. jana close to 60 ft of snow palisades tahoe, now closing some of its operations officials say they were unable to further extend the operations on the palisades side of the resort due to scheduled maintenance. the aerial tram is also closed, but it will reopen for summer sightseeing and hiking on the weekends next month. a lot of places. we're hoping to stay up until fourth of july. i think again, steve with all that snow. reality is it's in the sixties, so the snow melts so but you know, they'll be open on the weekend for some here for a while. all right, let's take a look at yesterday's high temps. if you thought it was cool or mild, it was sacramento only 76 degrees hard to believe. san jose 73 livermore, 73. redwood city, fairfield, 71. fairfield, only 71. it's breaking news there for this time of year. fremont 68 canfield. 67 and vallejo. a cool 65 degrees. thunderstorms oh,

plenty again and erupting over this year. they calm down at night and then pick right up again in the afternoon. same for northeast california mineral quincy, susan villar up to the northern sacramento valley as well fifties on most of the temps here. i don't think these will change all that much, even though there are a few breaks. in the clouds here on the peninsula there. pillar points. 51 so san mateo san carlos woodside is close and 53 is popular. atherton menlo park stafford with los altos in there as well at 52 39, truckee sell south lake tahoe at 41 tall yesterday was 65 35, so the lows get down in the thirties, but the cloud cover their kind of holding up temps now. 72 in las vegas. 66 cool degrees in palm springs. that's that's pretty cool for them and the main, the low that was responsible for our system is pushing out. the pattern does not look like it's changing all that much. still a lot of activity up in the mountains reading susan ville, truckee, south lake tahoe, central sierra for us low clouds and fog, and that will give way to sunshine. but there are a few

more breaks than those clouds. i think we'll get a little bit more sun today. so 67. he's really not much of a change till about thursday. then it does look like someill try and kick in. so we had to thed. the weekend pain okay. thank you, steve. there are no founder elizabeth holmes scheduled to start serving her 11 year prison term this morning. coming up the action she's taking to get her conviction overturned in san jose police released surveillance video of a suspected hit and run driver. they are now asking for your help to find a person who hit a cyclist.

flex alert! flex alert! a power outage is looming. that's just alert, he's always getting worked up about something. flex alerts notify us of preventable power outages. that way we always know when to help stop one. oh, ok i will - i'll turn our thermostat to 78... i'll unplug the blender. the hair dryer. - my blankie? - yep! - let's talk about it! - nope. ooo, we can save the laundry til' the morning! oh, yes please! oh! little things like this help save our power and help save us from outages. with flex alerts, the power is ours. and help save us from outages. active, ambitious dailies delicious easy, fantastic lively and quick probiotics inside trust the taste vital vibe yummy yogurt zany or zen

from a to z, your gut is where it all begins start with activia lowe's knows you never come in for just one thing. so we've got to know a lot of things about a lot of things. like which mower makes the cut. the mulch that finishes the look. and picking a color that pops. you got this. we got you. wendy's strawberry frosty is back for the summer so tyler's been spending a lot of frosty time outside. ooooh. what? bro you look like a strawberry. mmmhm. it'll even out. choose wisely, choose wendy's, now open lat gators are looking into the cause of a fire inside of uc berkeley housing complex. it was reported at 10 40 yesterday morning. you see, police say they first received a call of a family disturbance. when officers arrived, they found an adult and a child with minor injuries outside their apartment , police say when they try to

make contact with someone still in the apartment and officer smelled smoke coming in from inside. firefighters rescued that third person and were able to contain the fire that rescued person was detained on suspicion of domestic violence battery one man suffered life threatening injuries after being shot in san francisco's mission district. video of the area comes to us from citizen app. investigators say. officers were called to channel straight near fourth street just after midnight on monday. they found a man with gunshot wounds at this time, police say no arrests have been made, and anyone with information is asked to contact san francisco police police are also investigating an attack that took place near mclaren park officers were called to cambridge straight near silver avenue at about 9 30 sunday night. police say the victim confronted a group of people near his home who are causing a disturbance. one of them hit the victim, then left the scene. so far, no arrests have been made. san jose police want help to solve the hit and run accident

that happened on saturday. march 18th shortly after midnight. now a woman was riding her bike on park avenue near barack obama boulevard when she was hit from behind the vehicle dragged her more than 400 ft, leaving her with significant injuries. san jose. police have now released this video showing the car believed to be involved in that incident. it's described as a small black suv or crossover sedan. it was last seen heading west on san carlos street. anyone with information is asked to call san jose police president biden observed memorial day at arlington national cemetery in virginia. the vice president, president and vice president, as well as the defense secretary took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier to honor those americans who

died fighting for our country. we must never forget. the price that was paid. to protect our democracy. well, it's never forget. the lives these flags, flowers. and marble markers represent a mother. father. son and daughter. a sister of spouse. a friend. an american. during the ceremony, president biden also spoke of the need to care for soldiers on and off the battlefield. the ceremony marks the 155th national memorial day observance at arlington national cemetery. in san jose, people came together to ensure those service members who were laid to rest in hill cemetery as ktvu is jesse gary reports. in some cases, generations came out to pay their respects to those who fought for our freedom. san

jose's oak hill cemetery flags and the flyover, stern faces and feelings stirred by memories of loss since 18 68. villages and towns and communities in america have camera commemorated the fallen has more meaning to us, you know, could we understand more of how it was, you know whenever they were coming back from the big war. to try and make this message. more tangible . military hardware is displayed and the crudeness and cruel nous of trench warfare, explained the hope that each generation is able to impart the impact of sacrifice. we come and see my grandfather every year who was in world war two. so we visit his grave site and then come for the ceremony program has the usual pageantry underlying the

purpose behind remembering the ultimate price has been paid. this memorial day features a potpourri of speakers from politicians to those who stepped forward onto the battlefield and left behind friends to have been touched by war keynote speaker and retiring chief warrant officer angelo pursuit of sunnyvale has spent over two decades defending american interests abroad, but a difficult and daring mission in afghanistan in 2010. cost him his best friend and fellow team leader. this is exactly what memorial day is about. the opportunity to honor those who have served those who have who have lived with us and you have given everything for us. there were a few dry eyes at oak hill cemetery after the chief warrant officer finished speaking. san jose mayor matt mehan says those who make the ultimate sacrifice leave behind a challenge for the rest of us to make our cities and communities the best they can be. help this country live

up to its ideals for everyone. in downtown san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news thank you, jesse. cal fire crews were part of the annual felton remembers parade. they tweeted photos from the event and many veterans are now working in cal fire san mateo santa cruz unit. there's a new program that is helping young women start a career in the auto racing industry. chip ganassi racing has a call for interns to spend the summer racing season attracts and preparing cars to race. 19 year old haley hein is one of them. she says her father taught her to race when she was very young, but she knew being selected as one of the three interns was a long shot. it's really crazy that there was people all over the united states that applied for this women all over the united states that applied for this and to be one of three chosen shows that i have some aspects that might be helpful to them and their team and they have aspects that are gonna be helpful to me. haley is a

mechanical engineering major at northern arizona university, she says. this opportunity increases her chances of having a career as a professional engineer and part designer for a professional racing team when she graduates it looks like the a's are planning to leave oakland no matter what happens in las vegas out in nevada state senate hearing yesterday, a representative for the a said funding for a ballpark in las vegas falls through the team would likely look at other cities for relocation instead of trying to make it work in oakland, portland, nashville and salt lake city are among cities that have expressed interest in a baseball team. alright, 4 47 is the time. checking back in with steve paulson. is it going to start warming up this week or saying it looks like a little bit starting thursday? not today or tomorrow. we'll stay in this pattern here for awhile. thunderstorm activity. south lake tahoe yesterday a quarter of an inch around the lake about the 10th to a quarter of an inch. there was some other

elevations had about two thirds of the activity continue, especially northeast california. our upper low, which was responsible for it is now down into southern california fifties on attempts. there are a few breaks in the clouds more so than i've seen, especially south, so maybe so few upper forties here. there it is. boulder creek 45 fountains. 48 scotts valley at 49 degrees close. morgan hill, san martin hollister low fifties in their east san jose at 52 and then mid fifties, although santa clara campbell at 54 santa cruz, saratoga, cupertino at 53. 37 truckee 41. south lake tahoe, 72 down alone's vegas and 55 down in monterey that goes in there goes our low. that's an to southern california keeping them very great. very cool pattern is relative for lack of a better for its stock. so part of the energy goes north high that was built into canada with systems then coming in underneath. the high will try to build back in as we head towards thursday and saturday, so we should get a little bit of a bump up. but

then everything is projecting as we go into june. more systems kind of sneaking in underneath and then also driving down from the north to keep the pattern going. i've seen out the june 15th of us well below average on the temps. the sierra will continue along the northeast california deal with thunderstorms. we are the looking for another pattern of low clouds, then signed the wind. craig's up for some so cool pattern, but i think we'll get more breaks today. a little bit more sand cold on my on 50 60 seventies on the 10th 1 more day close to this and then i think we'll see a little bit of a bump up in those inland temps not too much but getting near average panel. thank you. steve safety concerns are keeping people from taking bart coming up the actions bart has taken to crack down on crime and murder charges, dismissed the reason a man who admitted he shot and killed someone in the east bay will no longer 100% ribeye beef... in a burger. yup! 100% ribeye beef... in a burger. my ribeye steakhouse burgers. all the flavor of a juicy ribeye steak, in a burger.

did i mention they're made with 100% ribeye beef? lowe's knows you need appliances... all the flavor of a juicy ...that work as good as they look. that's why we carry... ...a suite of lg appliances. so you can get the most... ...out of your kitchen and dollars. and now... buy more save more up to an additional $1000. that's a lot of cereal. prices going up everywhere. it's goodbye steaks. hello, cereal. this is grocery outlet and your family can still have steaks for dinner. follow me. at grocery outlet we have an amazing selection of meats. like beef, pork, chicken, all within your family's budget even today.

hello. steak and chicken and pork chops. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪. sorry. got excited. miranda tweets, “i've had trust issues since jack in the box discontinued french toast sticks." well open that circle of trust again, miranda. because my french toast sticks are back in 3 or 6 pieces. but then they'll be gone again. it's a pattern. french toast sticks are back starting at $2.50.

welcome. it's now 4 52 here on mornings onto and alameda county prosecutors have dismissed murder charges against the man accused of shooting and killing his ex wife's neighbor. last year. it happened in fremont in march. 2022 77 year old man said the neighbor was threatening him and that's why he fired shots. the alameda county district attorney dropped charges, saying the shooting was in self defense. the family of the victim says he was having a mental health episode and had not been aggressive in the past. a judge has ruled that contra costa county prosecutors have disproportionately targeted black people with special circumstances gang related charges now the decision by the contra costa county judge david goldstein, last week found that black defendants were more than 40% likely to be targeted with special circumstance gang murder charges than non black defendants. these criminal enhancements carry longer prison sentences and can eliminate the chance for parole. this is the

first ruling anywhere in the state under the california racial justice act, where a judge has thrown out a charge or sentencing enhancement, based on a disparity in charging that one race has been charged more seriously than other races. it's a big deal. contra costa county prosecutors, diana beckton says she was not surprised by the findings. as district attorneys . we have to all, um, do the work to implement these changes . what that includes making sure that we have adequate resources in place that we have policies that give clear direction to the attorneys in our office, and we have usable data that will assist us in reporting outcomes in a transparent way to our elected leaders and to the public that we serve, said the findings offer an important tool towards bringing about change to the criminal justice. system and its treatment of black and brown people across the state. one of

the prisoners alleging sexual abuse at the women's federal prison in dublin, has been released three years early as part of a compassionate release motion. amy chevre is now living in san diego after a judge agreed with her filing that no one should have to withstand sexual abuse as part of their prison sentence to vr said she was sexually harassed by at least five officers while she was at fc i dublin. one of them . darrell wayne smith was charged earlier this month with 12 counts of sexual abuse. it started with officer rommel's, um, for anybody that is going to know where that will know. they know that the torment that he would make inmates go through was horrible, horrible. he's he was a warden warden garcia's right hand. anything would go wrong. that too, is coming for you. vera was serving a 10 year drug sentence. she says she faced retaliation for speaking

up about her abuse and was later transferred to a federal prison in phoenix. several looks ahead . she says she wants to use her experience to help others. i want to help whatever. whoever is left behind. it's not. it's not, um. it's not easy for the girls who stayed behind. so that i'm able to help them. i want to be the one was in a prison rights group says she. vera is one of 30 known women seeking compassionate release because of sexual abuse allegations at fc i dublin. surveillance videos from southern california shows one dog rescuing another dog by chasing away a coyote reporter christie fajardo shows us what happened. our little hero, vinnie. the courageous canine saves the day and saves his friend that's fellow pooch,

harley, howling in pain as a coyote attacks him in the family's backyard, but vinnie sweeps in and chases the predatory prowler away. this little guy here with no teeth £10 with three teeth. £60 coyote away. david and aaron macaluso are grateful. little harley is on the mend. they keep a table full of gadgets to scare off coyotes in their backyard in mission viejo, but say on may 1st they had just gotten home and had yet to close off the doggy door. when harley ran out, it happens just that quick. i mean, we're really diligent, and it just took one little thing, and, uh you know, we could have lost. we could have lost this little guy photos show the depth of the bite marks. we just scooped him up and went to the emergency vet. we didn't even realize what happened until after we were sitting in the lobby of the emergency vet and rolled our camera footage back.

the video revealed a second coyote was also behind the fence . and just how close harley was to becoming a meal. now the family is sharing their story as a warning to pet owners living near canyons. and we've been here for 30 years, and this was our this was our first encounter with one actually in our yard. oh boy, that was christie fajardo reporting and a social media post. david macaluso called vinny a hero and a fur suit. nice. it has a happy ending. summer's almost here and that means many of us will stay cool by going for a swim, including our dogs. some dogs surly can't get enough of the water. others are scared. contrary to popular belief, not all dogs are naturally good swimmers. during the summertime . one dog trainer teaches dogs how to swim with private classes, she says. the first step is getting them into the water. what i want people to understand about water safety. it's just as important for

animals that is, it is for our humans, dogs that have really dense muscles and are heavy. they're going to sink just because they don't have body fat . they don't have webbed feet, so we will naturally put a vest on them. it may take some time and a few tries and a lot of patients, but she says it can if it can help save even one dog's life. it is worth taking that time. third is founder elizabeth holmes must report to prison this morning. the actions he still taking to get her conviction overturned, shooting along a busy beach boardwalk in florida. what we're learning this morning about the nine people shot, including a baby. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto it is 4 59. welcome to mornings on two. i'm andre, senior for dave. good morning. 9 p.m. cook tuesday morning tuesday, may 30th thank you for coming in early once again, and it is chilly out. there it is. yes it is. you

gotta have a jacket when he got out the door. sure alright. let's check in with steve paulson. for that forecast choice, pamela. he had to be here i had to be here. i know he does good to have him here. all right. thank you. yes little bit of a few more breaks in the low clouds here fifties on the town's few upper forties, but we're not seeing the widespread fog bank. we are continuously big time thunderstorms the northeast california north of reading, also around south lake tahoe, south lake tahoe, picked up a quarter inch yesterday are low. the responsible for that has moved in towards southern california. so you're two for tuesday does have the low clouds but a little bit more sun today, but temperatures really not changing all that much still below average, but, man, you're getting closer to ours by the time we get to friday and saturday sixties and seventies on the house. alright sounds here. we had one little hiccup and napa that's gone. gone we have something new steve. we have a new crash northbound 80 in san leandro. that's northbound 80 right at 2 38. i can put it on the map here for you. and you can see traffic is

a little bit well, it should get slow unless they yeah. get this crash out of the way. northbound 87 at 2 80. there is a police activity that's blocking one of the lanes so far, it's not caused any major delays. it's five o'clock. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal bard is addressing safety concerns to get more people on board the trains. ktvu is james torres here to talk about the recent crimes on bart and what we can expect from bart leaders james pam. good morning . well, safety has been a conversation on bart for a long time now. a recent survey suggests that bar is somewhat struggling to return to pre pandemic levels, mostly because of safety concerns on those bart trains, bart leaders, police officers and police chief report the police department reported to if its highest monthly arrest totals in march and april since the start of the covid-19 pandemic that's about 260 arrests each month. those arrests include a man accused of punching a woman at a fair

machine in el cerrito, another man accused of stomping on a woman's head in hayward. and a third case of assault on a bart train where a man was arrested in the parking lot in dublin. now police officers and bart. they've already deployed up to 18 additional officers to ride trains with passengers. but bart riders, we spoke to say they want some more security. i'm hoping 11 of these days. bart can improve on security. more police on the trains. yeah it's not enough of that. there's people writing those rails all day long, and i see him. everybody sees him. bart police are also investigating a stabbing against one of its custodial workers that happened in the mission in san francisco . a daily police log also reveals in the last week, officers administered at least one dose of narcan during a possible overdose apartment, other transit agencies. they've also recently appealed to the state for funding before they say they may be forced to cut service. we'll hear more from

bart's police chief and its president. coming up later this morning. for now, reporting live . i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. thank you. james founder elizabeth holmes is scheduled to start serving her 11 year prison term. today s ktvu monica peters reports she is expected to report to a federal prison in bryan, texas. 39 year old elizabeth holmes will start her federal prison sentence tuesday after being convicted of defrauding investors in her blood testing start up their nose prepares for her surrender tomorrow. i'm sure she has a lot of regrets, was also ordered to pay half of $452 million in restitution to her victims cannot lie in to see. instead she wanted to double and triple down, perhaps because of the fear. of failing. she was beginning to bind to the media from jim cramer and on the cover of forbes, calling her the next steve jobs. so rather than admitting failure, she chose to double down and then so do incident she began to lie is

former partner ramesh sunny ball . wani has been ordered to pay the remainder of the restitution and is already in prison after being convicted in a separate trial, pepperoni says, although homes has been ordered to serve 11 years, there's a good chance she won't serve her full sentence. there's also the first step act, which was passed in late 2018, which based on the length of her sentence, will earn her another year off per sentence. then she's eligible to get a year and the halfway house or home confinement, so my estimates shall serve 7.5 years in prison, presuming she doesn't get into any trouble. even his holmes's critics complain minimum security, federal prison isn't a hard way to serve time. pepperoni says she will still feel the isolation of being away from home and will most likely be focused. on trying to win her appeal. it's harder to manage the appeal in prison, and i would expect when she's not working, exercising, sleeping or program and she will be in the library working aggressively all day every day begins serving a

13 year prison sentence in april and is incarcerated in southern california. as for homes, she's still says she's innocent. lamonica peters, ktvu fox two news. thank you, lamonica. the preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing a tech executive in san francisco is scheduled to get underway today . fema momeni is accused of killing cash up founder bob lee in the early morning hours of april. 4th prosecutors say the men argued about lee's relationship with momeni sister has pled not guilty. his attorney has said momeni acted in self defense. nine people were injured, including children along a boardwalk in hollywood beach, florida about 25 miles north of miami. police say it started as a heated exchange between two groups of people. the gunfire along the crowded beach on memorial day sent people running for cover. six adults and three children were hurt in that shooting a one year old among the victims. police say there was an argument between two groups of people

before the shots were fired. so you're like 67 shots. people start running and start touching down. i was in the store and i heard a couple of gunshots. i ran over and everybody was laying on the ground. it was pretty scary. police detained one person and they are still searching for another suspect. we're now hearing reaction to the decision by state farm insurance to no longer accept new applications for homeowners insurance in california state farm says it based the decision on the rising risk of wildfires in california and an increase in construction costs. state farm released a statement saying quote it's necessary to take these actions now to improve the company's financial strength. i was pretty shocked for a couple of reasons. one my actual personal home is ensured by them . and to its who i refer all my clients to causing me a little alarmed. because is this gonna be the first sign of the other insurance companies to follow?

state farm says it will continue to ensure existing customers in california. it's 506 warning in san francisco and increased efforts to combat the spread of the dangerous street drug tranq . authorities say drug dealers are mixing tranq, which is also known as a lesson with fentanyl , and that can have devastating effects on people. so now state and local officials are monitoring the spread of track by distributing test strips. health officials say. trek has also started pairing in santa clara, los angeles and san joaquin counties. by going out and increasing enforcement focusing on you know violations that we see that create or that contribute to crashes, so speeding, unsafe lane change cell phones, dy things like that . our hope is to lessen the number of people that are killed on our roadways. so that's our number one goal. the national highway traffic safety administration's click it or ticket seatbelt campaign is underway for the next week. it's time to remind everyone that the

best way you can stay safe while driving is to wear your seatbelt . police in santa rosa say they were busy over the holiday weekend with the ui arrests and crashes. the first happened on how one avenue and summerfield road sunday afternoon where passenger was taken to the hospital for moderate injuries. there was another crash just hours later sunday night on dutton avenue. authorities say a man crashed into a parked car and hurt someone inside that car. one man is in the hospital this morning after rescuing a child in a santa cruz county beach. it happened last night and panther state beach just north of the city of santa cruz. firefighters say two men successfully pulled a 12 year old child out of the ocean after they spotted that child struggling in the surf. one of those men was rushed to the hospital after the rescue is condition is not known. the other man was not hurt. emergency crews near sacramento came to the rescue of 10 young people who gathered for a memorial day party on a boat in folsom lake. investigators say they jumped off the boat yesterday after it broke down in the water, then had difficulty

swimming to shore. no one was wearing life jackets and several people needed medical treatment , but there were no serious injuries. investigators believe alcohol played a role in this incident. alright 508 is the time back over to steve paulson , who says it's going to start getting a little more more later in the week. just back to near normal. we've been so far below on the temps will end show that right now because these were the highest yesterday sacramento at the end of may 76 hard to believe hard to believe. ah san jose livermore's 73 redwood city , fairfield, 71 fairfield, usually one of the cookers, but that's not been the case. it has been amazingly nice from fairfield to rio vista, even out the lodi in sacramento, fremont , 68, canfield, 67 and galileo at 65 big time thunderstorms popping up north of reading. northeast california i'll show you some to look at the big boomer just in between mount shasta and ready. you know, gibson town of gibson and sims had some really heavy downpours . some of the totals mccloud

dam, almost an inch of rain like almanor, 87, 100, quincy over half inch rain and south lake tahoe didn't pick up 28 100 upper low that we've had over us on sunday gave the thunderstorm activity and a lot of cloud cover is now pushing off into central. it's on its way to southern california will punch in and even cool down some areas on the desert their fifties on the temps, and they had a couple of forties. i think they filled in for most, except to the north 46, middletown, napa's 49 cent and selma ross fairfax in there, it's close for lagunitas. healdsburg 52 degrees, and it's very close for others even allows down to 51 and bellinis fire station. 51 37, truckee, south lake tahoe at 41 degrees monterey's 55 crescent city at 49. you see the little low, the pattern is really showing no signs. once once they just put down stakes. it's really tough to budget with only subtle changes. see the circulation around a lot. behi stays up in western canada, but there's also one out here but for our intent and purposes, and then these lows come underneath the high

will try and build back on the weekend, so we'll get a slight warm up, but the core of it stays well to the north and another low looks like it'll sneak in underneath and their signs out the june 15th blow pressure hanging out over us still a lot of activity in the mountains, south lake tahoe. northeast california for us a few more breaks in the clouds, especially south and east, so some low clouds more breaks. i think we'll get a little more sun today, but temps are kind of a pushers 50 60 seventies on attempts. not much change tomorrow. we'll ease into this, but it does look slightly warmer going into the end of the week. you guys steve. thank you. a gathering of muscle cars suddenly turns into a disruptive sideshow in alameda. you'll hear from neighbors who say they have had enough. and new warnings about teenagers using recreational marijuana up next we talk live with the doctor about the impact it has it is having on their development.

in s one grocery store will stop at nothing to make sure you save more on the brands you love. starring produce, and...... you... as the super saver, in....bargain bliss bliss, bliss, bliss todd we talked about this. our deals are just so epic.

i know, todd. i know. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market feeding your dog nutrish's whole health blend with fish oil, lean proteins and whole grains helps support their mind, body and energy. electronic voice: outside. by giving them everything they need. electronic voice: pet me. pet me. well, almost. good boy. (bark)

to its 5 13 recreational marijuana use by teenagers is not as harmless as many people seem to think. a new study shows teenagers who use cannabis recreationally are 2 to 3 times more likely to have depression and suicidal thoughts than those who don't medical teams. dr mike joins us now live to talk about this very serious topic. dr mike. thank you for joining us. we hear a lot about now that marijuana cannabis products have increasingly become legal in the country. people are under the impression that it's a pretty safe recreational use. but what does this study show? well basically when it comes to marijuana use in teens and adolescents remember their brains are still developing and what you can see is an uptick in depression. anxiety decline in cognitive function, and so really, it's not safe even from

a recreational point of view to be using marijuana in adolescent and teen age groups. and so that's the take home message if you're a parent out there and you're having this discussion even if you use marijuana back in the day, you have to tell your kids that the study show it's not safe. if you're an adult, and your brain is formed , then look, you do your thing, but when it comes down to it, there are consequences and side effects from young people using marijuana. i'm i'm opposed to its use, and that really is based on scientific data. yeah. well and it's interesting because a lot of people use cannabis products right to fight. things like, um, anxiety and stress and another physical things that they're going through. so it seems like it makes sense. like you hear a lot of teenagers sort of lose a little bit of drive and

motivation, and it kind of maybe calms them down too much right? is that because of their age, right, right. the bottom line. is that what you want to do their drilling above my floor here? if you hear a noise, the bottom line is that what you need to do is remember that the brain is developing and if you use marijuana when the brain is developing for, say, anxiety or depression one, it's going to decrease your ability to handle depression and anxiety and learn how to handle it naturally, but also it has effects biologically on the brain itself, and that is a problem now. certainly this goes into a lot of college age kids using marijuana recreationally. certainly so at what age would you say the brain has developed and maybe it's safer to use well, i think that if you are of college age,

certainly not a teenager. you want to wait as long as you can . and you know, i have an issue with this number one what you really need to do, and i don't want to sound like i'm i'm way off base here, try to find things in life that will allow you to find that nirvana if you will, without any kind of substances, whether it be finding a hobby or meditation. you don't need chemicals in my humble opinion. what you need to do is to be able to find and this goes for alcohol as well. you need to find ways to enjoy your life and get high on life. i know i sound like i'm from the sixties, but that's the bottom line and one of the thing. it's not your grandmother's marijuana . this has much higher levels of thc, and that's one of the other concerns we have. this is not from the late sixties. this is

like high potency stuff, and i don't like people putting it in their lungs either. i was just i was gonna mention as a doctor. i'm sure if you're smoking, you are putting something other than oxygen in your lungs. so alright, get that natural high. go outside hobby. a hike. thank you, dr mike with our fox medical team. thank you good information. thank you so much. thank you for having me. alright 5 17 is your time this morning, and his study finds young adults need to do a better job of eating healthier researchers from around the world, including canada and china found a poor diet in college leads to health issues later in life, such as obesity, respiratory illnesses and depression. but diets included regular consumption of high calorie and sugary foods and beverages such as microwavable meals and energy drinks, psychologists say frequently feeling lonely can be as bad for your health as smoking 15 cigarettes. it's a day. there are more businesses now trying to resolve that problem, some of them calling

themselves professional cuddlers . you set up an appointment for an hour or more of time with someone who gently holds you. the impact of touches that it can really start to settle us into a deeper sense of feeling safe. considered seen by the person in which when engaging in touch with now, if it sounds uncomfortable, there are cuddling services available in many parts of the united states. business owners say the client and the cuddle made do not communicate, and the cuddling is never treated as the start of a relationship for people who are not comfortable hiring someone to cuddle with the u. s. surgeon general suggests joining a community organization may be spending time with other people. face to face perhaps a pet. all right time. now it's 5 19. the los angeles county health department, warning everyone to avoid swimming and surfing at some local beaches due to high levels of bacteria. an estimated 250,000 gallons of sewage flowed into the los angeles river last

week. that's prompted a water quality advisory to half a dozen county beaches that will remain in effect for at least the next few days. despite that, warning , many southern california surfers are still heading out into the ocean. that tasted a little water and i was like, spitting it up. but the front is 2 to 4 ft. it's kind of just like rush of emotion catching a wave and then being there, and surfing is just so much fun. so much adrenaline man. it's so good. you wouldn't believe how good those waves are. right now. it's just peeling off the point like you don't know. so far, the high levels of bacteria have not forced the closure of any los angeles county beach, but the county health department says that could change as more tests are conducted on the water. san francisco firefighters rescued a family of four from the bay after their kayak capsized. it happened near candlestick point , this video from citizen ab. the fire department says rescue teams swam a half mile offshore to reach the two adults and two children before the coast guard.

the children were treated at a hospital for hypothermia. but everyone is expected. we're told to be okay. alright 5. 20 is a time it's a reminder for people visiting as well, because you really can't debate is not just a calm lake, right, steve. i mean, there's some strong currents out there so cold, although very cold water, cold water, but although it's coming up to average, but it's been very cold for a long time, very active as well on the thunderstorm activity. i mean, the for the end of may. this is not something we see all the time. extensive thunderstorm activity. hail tahoe reno, northeast california has certainly north of reading and just to the west of reading as well looking between manchester ray. i mean it was lit up. cloud had almost an inch of rain like common are two sides there. 87 1 hundred's quincy had over half inch of rain and south lake tahoe had a quarter of an inch the upper low, which is generating those tasty waves down in southern california is on its way. there. that's what's helping that you don't see these

usually in may, and the pattern looks like it's not changing all that much fifties on the temps are more breaks in the clouds. i've seen more over the peninsula in areas east and i have to the north lafayette has dipped to a cool 49 degrees 52 and clayton castro valley's in there, as well as close for many others, but around the 80 corridor you're seeing hercules also brought a panel el cerrito , berkeley, all in there in the mid fifties alameda 56 truck. he's 37 sounds like tower was 41 from 49 in crescent city. to a cool for palm springs 64. that's not bad sweater weather on the desert. the lower continue to march into southern california will have another weak little system dive in here on wednesday night thursday to kind of keep the beat going. the pattern is locked in. as i always say it's stuck high continues to be up into canada and the systems are coming in underneath. they don't have a lot to work with, but they keep us cool, and i think this is going to go well into june. there'll be some subtle changes, but the pattern looks like the overall pattern will

continue to favor near normal to below. with more activity up in the mountains. you need a strong southwest wind to get rid of that, and that's not happening. 50 sixties coast in bay upper sixties low seventies inland, little more sun today called on my own. if you enjoy these temperatures, you'll like the next couple of days. it does look a little warmer as he says optimistically towards the end of the weekend, maybe into the weekend as well, steve. thank you. fire forcing evacuations at uc berkeley student housing the effort from firefighters to put out the flames companies want to know about you and your use on your phone. we will tell you how they are tracking the apps you use

♪ ♪ every day, businesses everywhere are asking. is it possible? with comcast business...it is. is it possible to help keep our online platform safe from cyberthreats? so we can better protect our customer data? absolutely. can we provide health care virtually anywhere? we can help with that. is it possible to use predictive monitoring to address operations issues? we can help with that, too. with global secure networking from comcast business. it's not just possible. it's happening. sometimes it takes a different approach

to see the possibilities all around you. [ laughs ] yeah, what if i catch it first? then what? ♪ with capella university's game-changing flexpath format, get support every step of the way to help you stay on track. imagine your future differently with capella university. without of apps. and other forms of entertainment at your fingertips. businesses are doing everything they can to capture your attention. it's leading to the rise of a marketing strategy known as gamification, the practice of implementing goals and milestones to keep users engaged language learning apps

such as dual lingo and babble reward users who returned daily by tracking their streak and putting them in different leagues. based on how much they've learned. it's about the internal reward that you get from having a collection or knowing that you've checked off certain milestones having a virtual trophy or badges. another example is peloton. that company exploded in popularity during the pandemic, bringing workout classes into your living room among the with the ability to for clients to track their progress on leaderboards. we'll catch up is now the most expensive condiment. the price of a 32 ounce bottle of ketchup has gone from $4.80 to $5.22 in the past year. that's according to data assembly, which tracks changes in grocery prices. the second most expensive condiment is a 20 ounce bottle of mustard. its price increased by about 13. the national restaurant association is predicting a better summer for its members

this year. the inflation could pose an issue. more than half of restaurant owners surveyed say they expect more customers on a daily basis during the next few months, they say last summer, customers were paying higher gas prices so they didn't have the money for dining out. but according to a that essential survey americans are concerned about inflation. and trying to cut back on spending. one third said they plan to eat out less as a waiter save money. san francisco bakery worker rushed to a hospital after being stabbed on the job, the suspect they have detained in this case and honoring fallen service members in the south bay. the message from community members who have been touched kayaking is my thing. running is awesome.

but her moderate to severe eczema would make her skin so uncomfortable. i was always so itchy especially when i was hot. now my skin doesn't itch as much. now we're staying ahead of her eczema. there's a power inside all of us to live our passion. and dupixent works on the inside to help heal your skin from within. it helps block a key source of inflammation inside the body that can cause eczema. so, they can have clearer skin and less itch. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes including blurred vision, joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. healing from within is a wonderful thing. ask your child's eczema specialist how dupixent can help heal their skin from within. this is a craft 170 years in the making. (sniffing)

for bold, smooth flavor in every batch of black silk. ( ♪ ) ( ♪ ) affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. three or four years. just gradually has turned into a very sunday happening. and it is annoying and it's dangerous. there was a huge sideshow in

alameda over the weekend, and dozens of citations were issued . but the reason those who live nearby think it will happen again. and palisades tahoe closing some of its operations, but it's not because of a lack of snow. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning . thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to sam cooke, andre senior and for dave. today is tuesday, may 30th and the weather everyone's talking about that because it is completely unusual at this time of the year. so let's check in with steve paulson now to see what it's gonna be looking like for this tuesday. good morning, steve. i'll go so far as they it was cold in my place yesterday cold pretty chilly. morning afternoon was nice. but in the morning fifties on the temps here, there are a few more breaks than we've seen the last couple of mornings. so i maybe we'll get a little bit more sun today. more thunderstorms in the mountains northern sacramento valley, northeast california, but you're two for tuesday does have that load overcast. but again, there are more breaks in

nd mild caal averages. alright sounds here. i heard you say something else, but i didn't hear where it was. yes san jose has a problem north bend 87 to 80. there's some police activity there on north bend, 87 right up to 80. it's not causing a big backup, but i just want you to let you want to let you know it's there. north bong 87 right at 2 82 80 still looks pretty good in the area. there were also looking at some of each other commutes that have started off. okay at the bay bridge. we're still doing okay. driving into san francisco, not a big delay. things are going to start changing in this next half hour. it's 5 31. let's get back to the headlines. thank you happening today. disgraced thoroughness. federal elizabeth holmes is scheduled to start her 11 year prison term ktvu sally rastus is in the newsroom with the tails and allie. her attorneys say she'll continue to appeal her conviction while she

will have to do so behind bars will serve time at a minimum security federal prison in bryan , texas. that's about 100 miles northwest of houston. and that's where 39 year old homes it has apparently extended family and it's her hometown of houston. but much of her story as we know, including the events that landed her in prison in the first place took place here in the bay area. it was just a couple months ago in march that holmes was sentenced to 11 years in prison in san jose courtroom for fraud and conspiracy. she was convicted of fleecing investors of hundreds of millions of dollars to fund her blood testing startup company theranos. she had claimed her blood testing devices could detect hundreds of diseases with just a few days. drops of blood . she raised more than 900 million from investors. even though she knew the technology and the devices her company was using did not work that was part of her sentence. she has been ordered to pay more than $450 million in restitution to billionaires like rupert murdoch and the walton family, which owns walmart. you cannot lie in to see. instead she wanted to

double and triple down. perhaps because of the fear of failing. she was beginning to buy into the media from jim cramer and on the cover of forbes, calling her the next steve jobs. so rather than admitting failure, she chose to double down and then so do incident. she began to lie. holmes has two young children under the age of five, her family will be able to visit her in prison every week. her attorneys tried to delay the start of her sentence by appealing her conviction. but the ninth circuit court of appeals denied that delay. so she has to report to prison today and she can continue her appeal, but it will have to be while she's behind bars. criminal justice experts estimate that holmes will likely only spend about seven of that 11 year sentence. behind bars and could be released early for good behavior. pam and andre back to you. thank you. ali transit agencies in california are calling on the governor for $5 billion in emergency funding , the agencies warn. if they don't get that money, it will have a devastating impact on public transportation. transit

leaders plan to push for that funding at an event in sacramento today. now bart is one of those agencies pushing for help from the st barts board says without the funding, it may be forced to reduce trains to once an hour. cut weekend service and close stations. the board says it's been trying to restore passenger confidence by having police officers patrolled the trains and the stations more often. bart's police chief and the board president plan to take questions from the media at that event this morning. all right now let me to police issued dozens of citations this past weekend to people who gathered for a large sideshow. hundreds of people attended a muscle car event, which eventually then turned into a massive sideshow. ktvu is elissa harrington reports. thick dark tire marks cover this parking lot at alameda point where police say early sunday, nearly 3000 people took part in a car show, which later turned into illegal sideshow activity. several posts on social media show large crowds, cars doing donuts and

other tricks, and one driver posted a video driving nearly 100 mph through the tube connecting alameda to oakland. people come here because area to space and then police. don't even come with your mess with them. victor who only wanted us to use his first name lives in the surrounding neighborhood. he said. psychos happen all the time on the base. just burn rubber like three or four in the morning. gunshots too, but the gunshot already come from oakland from downtown oakland. some neighbors say they're concerned about reckless driving up the parking lots very badly. they have no regard for property or life for the cars they're driving. so in that respect, it's very bad for neighborhood. alameda police said they issued 64 citations and towed five vehicles. sunday they posted a message on social media, saying we were aware of the show and plan for it by assigning a dedicated staff of officers to the event. they want to scare people got a license place. you know, it's not going to stop nothing. there are no reports of

anyone injured during the side shows in alameda. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. bakery worker in san francisco's chinatown is now being treated for the critical injury she suffered in a stabbing. it happened yesterday morning at the a bakery and cafe on stockton street, witnesses saying man dressed in white sweatpants stabbed that female workers several times in an apparent unprovoked attack. police arrested that suspect at the scene police people who live in the area say violent incidents like this one becoming more common. it's like apocalyptic. you know what's going to happen for us locals were just kind of survive, and what we try to do is do the most good for the most people. the bakery was recently profiled by ktvu s amberleigh for a series on san francisco's chinatown. it has been in business for years and is known for its cakes and other pastries. police are investigating after someone falsely reported a shooting at a southern california mall. the report prompted a heavy police

response at the ontario mills mall in san bernardino county yesterday afternoon. investigators say the reports came in after a group of people ran through the mall. ontario police tweeted that multiple 911 calls were made, claiming that a person had a gun and shots were fired were heard. however investigators determined that no shots were fired and no one was injured. all members of congress are returning to capitol hill this morning after the long holiday weekend in the battle over the nation's debt limit is at the top of their agenda. the deal reached by president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy over the weekend represents a compromise. president biden is reaching out to leaders on both sides and both parties ahead of the first crucial vote on capitol hill. i have spoken a number of the members. a whole bunch of people. the boat starts. speaker mccarthy claimed victory in a tweet last night, pointing out what he called the historic $2.1 trillion spending

cut in the debt ceiling. but other republicans are worried the agreement does not go far enough to reduce spending. question that everybody is struggling with it. is it enough ? i haven't committed yes or no yet. the bill is set to go to the house rules committee later today, and speaker mccarthy says he wants to have a full house vote on wednesday. then if it is passed, it goes to the democrat democratic controlled senate. that creates a tight timeline. the us could default on its debt as soon as this upcoming monday well after receiving close to 60 ft of snow palisades tahoe now closing some of its operations, they say they were unable to further extend the season on the palace sides side palisades side of the resort due to scheduled maintenance. the aerial tram also closed, but it will reopen. for summer sightseeing and hiking and weekends next month. i have to say, i mean, we've talked about going up there because of all the snow, but once it starts getting sort of summer feeling i have a hard

time motivated gets out. yeah it's like, well, i don't know if i want to go up there at this point. yeah i ski or do i get the pool ready, right? yeah i mean, it's weird, but we did talk about we can go up there as late as we want. no we're like, well, i just want to the missing out, but it's still cooler, though, so it's almost like we're in that season right now. that much cooler not warmer up there right yesterday in tahoe and with thunderstorms, so pick your poison if you alright only in the mid sixties here for many incredible amount of thunderstorm activity continues . and, yes, temperatures do dip into the thirties and then the highs have been in the sixties. but there were some significant thunderstorms northeast california and also north of redding. mccloud dam, almost an inch of rain lake almanor two reports there. i'm trying to remember, but i think it was on the east side and the northeast side of the lake there. 87 100. quincy had over a half inch of rain south lake tahoe 28 100, so the activity continues up there we are in a pattern. there's really not changing all that

much, and i don't think it really is and the overall grand scheme of things for a long time, the upper low that we had on sundays now pushing towards southern california a lot of fifties on the taps here. couple of upper forties. ours more breaks in the fog than i've seen in a while. hear san carlos at 49. 15 would sign 51 atherton, stanford 50 in san mateo. so little bit of a cooler pattern here. but if you have the low clouds, probably around 52. i should add, if you if you take a high load, you know your backyard thermometer. whatever your lowest probably been around 52 to 53 for around 10 days in a row. i mean, it's just not changing much. elko speaking of his 50 to 64 in palm springs, that's pretty cool for this time of year. on the desert. that system has the southern california will take the turn eventually end up in arizona. you can see the circulation around it. the pattern is locked in. when they're locked in. they are tough to break down. it's like when high pressure was parked overseas and never moved . well, the same patterns now up in the parts of canada, pacific northwest and these low sneaking

underneath. they keep. there's not a lot of moisture with him, but they keep us with the onshore breeze below average temperatures. the high looks like it will build back a little bit for the weekend, so we should get some inland temps to bump up at least into some low eighties. but the pattern is not really changing all that much. and for the mountains. it'll be another round of more thunderstorms. same in northeast california, so i really think we just settled day today changes slightly warmer, really. the pattern looks like out to mid june is going to favor near average to below temps. little more sun, though today 50 60 70 is still way below where he should be, especially inland. but we should creep up and get close to those least near average. by the time we get to the weekend away from the coast. all right. thank you. steve new reaction after state farm announced it would not ensure new homeowner coverage we're going to hear from some local real estate agents. all signs continue to show that the oakland a's will indeed make las vegas their home base up next. what could happen if the state rejects fundin for the tea

when i was his age, we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited. just $30 a line per month. i should get paid more for this. you get paid when you win. from xfinity. home of the 10g network.

inner voice (furniture store owner): i know everything about my new furniture business... well, everything except the whole business part. not anymore. with quickbooks, you can confidently manage your business. right now, get 70% off for 3 months.

5 43 arson investigators are now looking into the cause of a fire inside a uc berkeley housing complex. it was reported at 10 40 yesterday morning. now you see, police say they first received a call of a family disturbance. when officers arrived, they found an adult and a child with minor injuries outside their apartment. police say when they try to make contact with someone who was still in their apartment and officer smelled smoke from from inside. firefighters rescued the person they were able to contain the fire, but that rescued person was then detained on suspicion of domestic violence. battery police want help solving a hit and run accident happened on saturday, march 18th. shortly after midnight, a woman was riding her bike on park avenue

near barack obama boulevard when she was hit from behind the vehicle actually dragged her over 400 ft, leaving her with major injuries. police have now released this video showing the car believed to be involved in that incident. it is described as a small black suv or crossover, sudan. it was last seen heading west on san carlos street. anyone with information is asked to call san jose police president biden observed memorial day at arlington national cemetery in virginia. the president, vice president and the defense secretary took part in a wreath laying ceremony at the tomb of the unknown soldier to ensure those americans who died fighting for our country. we must never forget. the price that was paid to protect our democracy. it's never forget. the lives these flags, flowers. and marble markers represent a mother.

father. son and daughter. a sister of spouse. a friend. an american. during the ceremony, president biden also spoke of the need to care for soldiers on and off the battlefield. that ceremony marks the 155th national memorial day observance at arlington national cemetery. hundreds of people gathered for memorial day ceremonies around the bay area to ensure the men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for their country. one of the largest ceremonies took place at the oak hill cemetery in san jose. organizers of this year's event presented several historic exhibits looking back at america's past military conflicts. 18 68. villages and towns and communities in america. have comrade commemorated the fallen. come and see my grandfather every

year who was in world war two. so we visit his grave site and then come for the ceremony. the ceremony also included the military flyover and hundreds of u. s flags honoring america's fallen soldiers. there's a new program that is helping young women start a career in the auto racing industry. ganassi racing has a call for interns to spend the summer racing season at tracks and preparing cars to race 19 year old haley hein is one of them. she says her father taught her to race when she was very young, but she knew being selected as one of the three interns was a long shot. it's really crazy that there was people all over the united states that applied for this women all over the united states that applied for this and to be one of three chosen shows that i have some aspects that might be helpful to them and their team and they have aspects that are gonna be helpful to me. haley is a mechanical engineering major at northern arizona university, she says. this opportunity increases her chances of having a career as a professional

engineer and part designer for a professional racing team when she graduates looks like these are planning to leave oakland no matter what happens in las vegas and in nevada state hearing senate hearing yesterday, a representative for the said if funding for ballpark in las vegas falls through the team would likely look at other cities for relocation instead of trying to make it work in oakland, portland's nashville and salt lake city are among many cities that have expressed interest in a baseball team. all right. the ballpark. there looks pretty cool, though the one that would have happened or the one that may happen or don't happen south. how's how's traffic? is it happening? it is happening. we do have a little bit of slow traffic there. pam and andre good morning to you both. let's go right to the bay bridge today seems like monday for a lot of people. and we have that monday morning like back up here at the toll plans are spreading out to about the middle of the parking

lot, so you'll see some slowing there. nothing major. as you drive out towards the area of the san mateo bridge. it looks pretty good. so does the dumbarton bridge heading across the bay. so like where we're starting, the peninsula looks good. and the south day has not been all that slow. we do have a slowdown now. on northbound 87 approaching 2 80 because of police activity in that area. one lane is closed, but there is a slowdown because people are slowing down to look. now at 5 48. let's bring steve back in with today's weather sound. thank you, sir. our upper low from sunday, which was giving us mendocino county lake county. even in the moran and sonoma. some activity is now pushed down to central california. the thunderstorms just continue to erupt over tahoe, northeast california and also around writing up to mount shasta fifties on the temps. here are a couple of upper forties san carlos has 49 morgan hill. now down to 49. there are more breaks up boulder creek's 46 felton, upper 40 scott's valleys

in their hollister's san martin down the low fifties. santa clara, cupertino, san jose saratoga. socal all in there as well with low fifties 36 in truckee south tower, 41, south lake tahoe about a quarter inch of rain yesterday. 16 santa barbara may gray down there, that's all they're talking about. how great it is and how cool it is in southern california. even not that they're complaining, but they're going through a very similar pattern to what we are. we are locked into this pattern where everything is coming underneath . the high builds north i've seen out to sometimes, you know, you see at 16 days you're like, yeah, right. the pattern looks like it's going to continue well into the middle of june. here will only settle day today changes one of those changes will be a little bit of a warm up friday in the sunday before another cool down next week. more thunderstorm activity up in the mountains. don't think that's changing anytime soon. fifties sixties coast in bay and then low clouds. few more breaks the especially down towards peninsula san jose, a little more in the way of solid to the north, but i think we'll get a few more sun breaks today. 50 60

seventies. temperatures well below average, but it does look like the creep to near average by the time we get to, if not the end of the week, the weekend for some inland thank you. big announcement from santa clara based in the video in video, the growing tech giant is entering a new partnership involving artificial intelligence and cars of the future. and murder charges dismissed the reason a man who admitted he shot and killed someone in the eas - you can talk to me if you're feeling sad. - thanks for hearing me out, bro. - whenever you need to talk, i'm here, okay?

is it possible to protect my business from cyber threats? it is, with comcast business. helping every connected device stay protected. yours. your employees'. even... susan? -hers, too. safe. secure. and powered by the next generation 10g network. with comcast business, advanced security isn't just possible.

it's happening. get started with fast speeds and advanced security for $49.99 a month for 12 months. plus ask how to get up to a $750 prepaid card with qualifying internet. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19.

5 53 alameda county prosecutors have dismissed murder charges against the man accused of shooting and killing his ex wife's neighbor. it happened in fremont in march. 2022 a 77 year old man said the neighbor was threatening him and that's why he fired shots. the alameda county district attorney dropped charges, saying the shooting was in self defense. the family of the victim says he was having a mental health episode and had not been aggressive in the past. the judges ruled that contra costa county prosecutors have disproportionately targeted black people with special circumstances gang related charges. the decision by contra costa county judge david goldstein last week found that black defendants were more than 40% likely to be targeted with special circumstance gang murder charges than non black defendants. these criminal enhancements carry longer prison sentences and can eliminate the

chance for parole. this is the first ruling anywhere in the state under the california racial justice act, where a judge has thrown out a charge or sentencing enhancement, based on a disparity in charging that one race has been charged more seriously than other races. it's a big deal. contra costa county prosecutor diana beckton said she is not surprised by the findings. as district attorneys . you have to all, um, do the work to implement these changes . what that includes making sure that we have adequate resources in place that we have policies that give clear direction to the attorneys in our office, and we have usable data that will assist us in reporting outcomes in a transparent way to our elected leaders and to the public that we serve. victims said the findings offer an important tool towards bringing about change to the criminal justice system. and the treatment of black and brown people across the state.

surveillance video from southern california shows an incredible scene one dog rescuing another dog by chasing away a coyote. christie fajardo shows us what happened. a little hero, vinnie. the courageous canine saves the day and saves his friend that's fellow pooch, harley, howling in pain as a coyote attacks him in the family's backyard. but vinnie sweeps in and chases the predatory prowler away little guy here with no t £10 with three teeth. £60 coyote away. david and aaron macaluso are grateful little charlie is on the mend. they keep a table full of gadgets to scare off coyotes in their backyard in mission viejo, but say on may 1st they had just gotten home and had yet to close off the doggy door. when harley ran out, it happens just that quick. i mean, we're

really diligent, and it just took one little thing and you know, we could have lost. we could have lost this little guy. photos showed the depth of the bite marks. we just scooped him up and went to the emergency vet . we didn't even realize what happened until after we were sitting in the lobby of the emergency vet and rolled our camera footage back. ah video revealed a second coyote was also behind the fence and just how close harley was to becoming a meal. now the family is sharing their story as a warning to pet owners living near canyons. and we've been here for 30 years and this was this was our first encounter with one actually in our yard. that was christi fajardo, reporting in a social media post. david macaluso called vinny a hero in a first suit. absolutely well, summer is almost here. that means many of us will stay cool by going for a swim, and that includes our dogs. some dogs

love the water. others are scared, but they could all be in danger. contrary to popular belief, not all dogs are naturally good swimmers during the summertime. one dog trainer teaches dogs how to swim with private classes. and, she says. the first step is getting them into the water. what i want people to understand about water safety. it's just as important for animals at his. it is for our humans, dogs that have really dense muscles and are heavy. they're going to sink just because they don't have body fat. they don't have webbed feet, so we will naturally put a vest on them. now she says, it may take some time, a few tries and a lot of patients, but that making sure dogs can swim can save a life. a global conference focused on reducing plastic pollution is now underway in paris. the meeting comes as the united nations environment program unveiled a strategy earlier this month focusing on reusing and recycling plastic programs had emphasized the need to reach an agreement. we

gathered here in paris because the linear plastic economy is gushing pollution galore. choking or ecosystems. warming the climate. damaging our health . representatives from dozens of countries are gathering to discuss binding treaty or a binding treaty that would go into effect before the end of 2024. you're helping news from the south bay. two people shot overnight. the police now investigating at this hour and the effect on this morning's commute. there are no spotter elizabeth holmes begins her 11 year prison sentence today. consultant for inmates says led to her downfall from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome the mornings onto i'm andre, senior for dave. good morning. i'm pam cook. today is tuesday may 30th as we begin to switch from one month to the next is our weather going to change with it? i don't think

so. no. i just posted that on twitter. i think to the middle of the month we stayed. there'll be subtle changes, but the overall pattern looks to be locked in. i don't think it's chatting. june gloom is going to be front and center and so well below normal temps. some breaks in the clouds. i talked about this more on the peninsula san jose, maybe where you are. there's still a lot of fog out there. the upper low is heading south. so not as much in the way of coverage is the fog. lot of thunderstorms at tahoe reno, northeast california north of reading around ready to for tuesday has the low clouds. it's cool, mainly low fifties more sun today cool to mild temperatures, those struggling to really warmup sixties and low seventies. some warming is expected by the end of the weekend of the weekend. alright. sounds here. san jose yeah. 87 northbound guadalupe parkway heading up to 2 80 in san jose, try to avoid that area. there's police activity blocking the lane and the guadalupe parkway area is slow. it's not affecting to 80. i can see it there in one

of my pictures to 80 seems fine. let's talk about the community here on the westbound bay bridge approach, it is backed up as it normally would be. all the way out to the maze. it's getting pretty robust here at the toll plaza six o'clock, let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. we do begin the six o'clock hour with some developing news that could impact the morning commute. san jose police say two people were wounded in an overnight shooting . it was first reported shortly before 11 o'clock last night in the area of highway 87 and willow street. police say one of the victims is in critical condition. it's not clear what led up to the gunfire or if there had been any arrests, but one lane of highway 87 remains closed due to the ongoing investigation six and one now happened today. disgraced thoroughness federalism homes is scheduled to report to prison judges ordered her to spend 11 years behind bars for defrauding investors with false claims about her palo alto companies, blood testing technology. will serve her sentence at a minimum

security federal prison in bryan , texas, about 100 miles northwest of her hometown of houston. holmes has maintained her innocence and is appealing her conviction in the case that has received international attention. you cannot lie in to see. instead she wanted to double and triple down. perhaps because of the fear of failing. she was beginning to bind to the media from jim cramer and on the cover of forbes, calling her the next steve jobs. so rather than admitting failure, she chose to double down and then so do incident. she began to lie. just last month helps his former boyfriend and business partner, sonny ball, juan, he began serving his 13 year prison sentence for fraud and conspiracy in a federal prison in southern california. stay with mornings on two for updates on the story. ktvu ali rasmus will have a live report later this hour. police in florida investigating a shooting along the beach boardwalk in hollywood beach. about 25 miles north of miami. nine people were injured, including children. the gunfire along the crowded beach on memorial day sent people running

for cover six adults. three children hurt in that shooting. the victims included one year old police say there was an argument between two groups of people before shots were fired. you're like 67 touching down. i was in the store and i heard a couple of gunshots. i ran over and everybody was laying on the ground. it was pretty scary. police detained one person and they are still searching for another suspect now. this morning and ninth person has been rescued from a collapsed building in devonport , iowa, which is located at the border with illinois. the survivor was on the fourth floor and called her family on the phone, which allowed rescuers to eventually find her. authorities say there are still a number of people unaccounted for the back part of the building somehow detached from the rest of the building on sunday, which caused a natural gas and water leak sentence elmo and marin county as a plan to reduce wildfires, all the goats and sheep will be out there grazing on certain hillsides to help manage the fire prone vegetation. the

town's open space committee has expressed concerns that excessive grazing could damage local plants and animals. as a compromise. the town council says it will ensure a botanical analysis is completed. to track the impact of the grazing herds. we're now hearing reaction to the decision by state farm insurance to no longer accept new applications for homeowner insurance in california. state on the rising risk of wildfires in california and an increase in construction costs. state farm released a statement saying quote it's necessary to take these actions now to improve the company's financial strength. i was pretty shocked for a couple of reasons. one my actual personal home is ensured by them . and to its who i refer all my clients to. it's causing me a little alarmed. because is this gonna be the first sign of the other insurance companies to follow? state farm says it will

continue to ensure existing customers in california. six and four. now some workers say paid time off is more important to them than many other benefits. according to a new survey. 62% of respondents felt paid time off is a high priority when considering where they want to work. that's a higher priority than health insurance and 41 k benefits despite that desire, though, for paid time off, nearly half of those polled say they take less time off, then their employers allow. by going out and increasing enforcement focusing on you know violations that we see that create or contribute to crashes, so speeding, unsafe lane change cell phones, dy things like that . our hope is to lessen the number of people that are killed on our roadways. so that's our number one goal. the national highway traffic safety administration's click it or ticket seatbelt campaign is underway for the next week. it is a time to remind everyone that the best way you can stay

safe while driving is where your seatbelt police in santa rosa say they were busy over the holiday weekend with dui arrests and crashes. the first happened on harmon avenue and summerfield road sunday afternoon, where one passenger was taken to the hospital. with moderate injuries . there was another crash just hours later sunday night and dutton avenue, authorities say a man crashed into a parked car and hurt someone inside that car. alright 6500 time this morning. sal is back right now with a look at any trouble spots across the bay area. good morning, andrey and pam. right now we do have traffic that is getting busy. we have a pretty big backup here at the bay bridge. it's backed up to the maze. tuesday that seems like a monday and the traffic panels are coming back to that monday. like appearance here. you can see that the same mateo bridge looks okay. it's a little crowded, and it's a little windy out there can just tell by looking at the water kind of moving around there. you can see that the south bay commute looks okay. except for highway 87. we

have a slowdown approaching 2 80 because of some police activity at north bend, 87 to 80 there as a complete and then investigation now at 606, let's go back to the desk. so thank you. the los angeles county health department is warning everyone to avoid swimming and surfing at some local beaches to do the high levels of bacteria and estimated to 1000 gallons of sewage flowed into the los angeles river last week. that's prompted to water quality advisory at half a dozen beaches that will remain in effect for at least the next few days. now, despite that, warning, many southern california surfers are still heading out into the ocean. case water and i was like spitting it up. but the service fund it's 2 to 4 ft. it's kind of just like rush of emotion catching a wave and then being there, and surfing is just so much fun. so much adrenaline man . it's so good. you wouldn't believe how good those waves are. right now. it's just

peeling off the point like you don't know. so far, the high levels of bacteria have not forced the closure of any los angeles county beach, but the county health department says that could change as more tests are conducted on the water. francisco firefighters rescued a family of four from the bay after their kayak capsized. it happened near candlestick point video here from the citizen app. the fire department says. rescue teams swim a half mile offshore to rescue the two adults, two children before the coast guard. the children were treated at a hospital for hypothermia, but everyone we're told is expected to be okay. very free worker in san francisco's chinatown was stabbed on the job coming up. we hear from witnesses who described the attack. ktvu exclusive san francisco today launches a new public and private program to deal with homelessness in the city. it's an initiative you'll only hear about here

in san francisco is launching a

new program today to respondithe unit will be run by urban alchemy to private contractor whose ambassadors already worked with the city. ktvu evan sernoffsky shows us this new initiative and an exclusive with ktvu. exactly. have you ever turn off the a. d d. um the these days on the whole time trainings like these have been taking place for the last month in san francisco practitioners for the nonprofit urban alchemy today are learning cpr as they prepare to begin a new crisis response unit will be leading our engagements with love and compassion and respect program is called the homeless engagement assistance response team. and goes by the acronym heart. the teams will be dispatched through the city's 911 system to respond to non emergency calls involving the city's on housed population. i personally feel like we are better equipped to handle these

types of calls where we're not afflicting more trauma on the house communities. catherine napoleon is a project manager at urban alchemy. like most of the employees with the nonprofit she was previously homeless. folks that we do employ generally do have lived experience, so they're either formerly incarcerated. um they have passed drug addictions as well as have been formerly homeless program is launching his san francisco has struggled with homelessness. and crime downtown , where major retailers like whole foods, nordstrom and old navy have been closing shop. i have not seen. san francisco is bad. it is now i feel like um, the drugs and you know, kind of what's going on the crime and all that stuff. i feel like it's at its worst last year started a similar program called macro and bart recently deployed its own team of crisis intervention specialists. san francisco has

been operating a limited street crisis response team. but the new program through urban alchemy will vastly expand the number of people fielding calls and steering people toward resources like housing and rehabilitation. to see someone succeed and get the decisions that they need here is powerful . it makes you feel good when you go home and there's no shortage of need. urban alchemy is workers helped contain this person who is having some sort of crisis outside their headquarters on sixth and market as our cameras rolled. they hope the new program will have a major impact on the city desperately looking to turn things around. i am very eager to be a part of the solution. i feel like urban alchemy. we do definitely have that secret sauce. francisco evan sernoffsky ktvu, fox two news. thank you, evan. we do have exclusive details on the new program on our website as well. there you

will find more information about how the program will work. a warning in san francisco and increased efforts to combat the spread of the dangerous street drug tranq. now authorities say drug dealers are mixing tregg, which is also known as il assign with fentanyl, and that can have devastating effects on people. now state and local officials are monitoring the spread of track by distributing test strips. health officials say. tranq has also started appearing in santa clara, los angeles and san joaquin counties. 6 13 now man rescues a child from a beach in santa cruz county and then ends up hospitalized himself. it happened last night at panther state beach just north of the city of santa cruz. firefighters say two men spotted a 12 year old struggling in the surf and successfully pull the child out of the ocean. well, one of those men was rushed to the hospital after the rescue. his condition, though not known, the other band was not hurt. emergency crews near sacramento rescued 10 young people who gathered for memorial day party on a bolt in folsom lake. investigators say they jumped off the boatthen had difg

to shore. no one was wearing life jackets and several people needed medical treatment, but there were no serious injuries. thankfully, investigators believe that alcohol played a role in this incident. alright at 6 14 so the commute could be getting a little bit more crowded. let's check in with sal for a look at that. it seems like a monday out there. a lot of people are out there and the roads are getting crowded. quickly let's start in the east bay now and take a look at highway 24 hitting west. it's moderately heavy on the way to the tunnel. there's some slowing on highway four as well. heading west. if you are driving at the mcarthur maze that traffic looks okay, but there's a backup at the toll plaza. it's backed up almost all the way out to the maze. 15 minute delay there before you make it onto the spin salmon tail braids looks pretty good heading out. i want to mention that the south bay commute has had a couple of issues. the biggest one being north bong 87. right at 2 80.

there is a back up here. i just got rid of all the icons to show you the backup approaching the 2 80 interchange because one lane is closed for the continuation of police activity. 6 15 spring steep back in with today's weather will look back towards yesterday's weather. why because there's another unseasonably cool day, especially inland sacramento was only 76 degrees san jose 73 livermore, 73. redwood city, fairfield, only 71 , fremont 68 canfield, 67 in vallejo. another cool cold day there. at 65 degrees. i should add. i was out in rio vista and lodi on saturday and it was 76 degrees. what are the odds of that and it was cool and his pattern is going to continue this way, along with a lot of thunderstorms. tahoe reno, northeast california round reading north, a little bit west, but mainly north. the reno airport picked up a third of an inch of rain sounds like tahoe 28 wonders. mccloud dam almost

an inch of rain and les calman are two reports around 86 87 100 . that should say monday t storms, i'll fix it the low which gave us around the thunderstorms on sunday, is now moved off to central california. extensive may gray and cool temps in southern california. i mean, they have as big, if not bigger, fog bank than we do fifties on most of the temps are are a few breaks in the clouds. so you are seeing some forties. i mean middletown's down to 45, napa's 48 48 and ross and marine county lagunitas at 49 sebastopol, and there are 49 degrees and a lot of low fifties including fairfax, san anselmo, right at 50, even below leo's 51 cool cool degrees. thirties in the mountains, and things calmed down as far as thunderstorms, but they'll pick up again in the afternoon and evening. to £64 springs, flagstaff, 38 crescent city's 49 something pacific northwest warming up parts of canada warm to hot we're not, and i don't think we're going to

see much change. now. the high will build back in a little bit above average temps for the pacific northwest. we're really kind of on the cusp between these systems, so they continue to come in underneath. we've seen the high build right over us in years past this time, it's to the north, so the pattern comes in with these lows, and it looks like that train is going to continue. off and on through mid june with more thunderstorms in the mountains. i'm usually not talking about a duration like this at the end of may, maybe in august or something. september but not this time of year. low clouds. there are breaks in the clouds, though especially peninsulas down to san jose. i mean, there's plenty of low clouds, but we're seeing that the coverage that we've seen the last couple of months, although it's great here, fogged and son nice but breezy 50 60 seventies does look a little warmer, especially inland. as we head to the end of the week and into the weekend and cooler again next week. thank you, steve. in san jose, people came together to honor those service members who were laid to rest at oak hill cemetery. ktvu jesse gary was there for the memoria s

oak hill cemetery flags and the flyover, stern faces and feelings stirred by memories of loss since 18 68. villages and towns and communities in america have camera commemorated. fallen has more meaning to us, you know , could we understand more of how it was, you know whenever they were coming back from the big war. to try and make this message. more tangible military hardware is displayed and the crudeness and cruel nous of trench warfare, explained the hope that each generation is able to impart the impact of sacrifice. we come and see my grandfather every year who was in world war two. so we visit his grave site and then come for the ceremony annual program has the usual pageantry underlying

the purpose behind remembering the ultimate price has been paid. this memorial day features a potpourri of speakers from politicians to those who stepped forward onto the battlefield and left behind friends to have been touched by war keynote speaker and retiring chief warrant officer angelo pursuit of sunnyvale has spent over two decades defending american interests abroad, but a difficult and daring mission in afghanistan in 2010. cost him his best friend and fellow team leader. this is exactly what memorial day is about. the opportunity to honor those who have served those who have who have lived with us and you have given everything for us. there were a few dry eyes at oak hill cemetery after the chief warrant officer finished speaking. san jose mayor matt mehan says those who make the ultimate sacrifice leave behind a challenge for the rest of us to make our cities and communities the best they can be. help this country live up to its ideals for everyone.

in downtownx two news thank you, jesse.g up details of a new partnership that involves artificial intelligence and the cars of the future. and healthy eating starts early in a moment, an international study on the importance of a good diet i college.

♪ ♪

♪ affordable design. endless possibilities. ikea. new hampshire and south carolina . santa's will speak at a church near des moines this evening. he's trying to rebound after technical glitches overshadowed his campaign announcement on twitter last week. members of congress are returning to

capitol hill this morning after the long holiday weekend. the battle over the nation's debt limit is at the top of their agenda. the deal reached by president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy over the weekend, represents a compromise . now president biden is reaching out to leaders of both parties ahead of the first crucial vote on capitol hill. i've spoken to a number of the members. i spoke to whole bunch of people. and it feels good. we'll see when the vote starts.g out what he called a historic $2.1 trillion ceiling deal. butr republicans are worried the agreement does not go far enough to reduce spending. question that everybody is struggling with this is it enough? i haven't committed yes or no yet. the bill is set to go to the house rules committee later today, and speaker mccarthy says he wants to have a full house vote on wednesday. if it passes

it goes to the democratic controlled senate. that creates a tight timeline. the us could default on its debt as soon as this upcoming monday. the beacon on mount diablo was lit overnight in honor of military service members who died while fighting for our country. the ceremony was held at the veterans memorial building in danville last night just before sunset. institutionalizing this partnering with the town of danville. to turn that beacon on your grandchildren and my grandchildren will see that beacon every memorial day. for years to come. the mount diablo beacon is also lit on veterans day and the anniversary of pearl harbor each year. attribute in vacaville continues to grow. it started when a former marine placed a flagpole at the top of a hill off lion road. he then began adding more polls and flags. over the years. two of

his former classmates who were killed in vietnam. you know, there's a song from mr robbins called empty chairs at empty tables. and there's a line in narrative says. all my friends, my friends forgive me that i live and you're gone. empty chairs at empty tables. and the pain goes on and on that really struck me. as you know how many empty chairs there are, you know? he tells us the often hikes up the hill to watch the sunrise or the sunset and think about his friends who are no longer here. a new study finds young adults need to do a better job of eating healthier researchers from around the world, including canada and china, found a poor diet in college leads to health issues later in life, including obesity , respiratory illnesses and

depression. the researchers say a healthy diet means avoiding sugary foods and beverages, microwaveable meals and energy drinks. astronauts and a private space program are returning to earth this morning still to come a preview of their journey back home, and environmentalists and governments are working together to protect the planet. we have the details of a summit in paris today that will fight plastic pollution.

cisco bakery worker rushed to hospital after being stabbed on the job. the person who police have not detained in what's described as an unprovoked attack. the disgraced founder of a former silicon valley company

gets set to report to prison today what her attorneys have planned even after she is behind bars. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on team as we take you live to the opening bell this morning a little something unusual. they are ringing the bell remotely from a walmart store in arkansas because today is the annual shareholders and associates week , so shining the light on some of the workers there at walmart looks like the housing market starting to heat heat up nationwide. new numbers out this morning show low supply, causing an increase. housing prices, not the case here in the bay area, though home values are still down more than 11% from this time last year, there's that bell ringing. from wall my heart. so we'll have all your business news coming up kind of fun when they take it on the road, though. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook senior in for day. today is tuesday may 30th and we want to check into

steve paulson right now to talk a little about the weather forecast, which is still gloomy outside your weather greeter. yes yes. yes thank you for coming in my pleasure. we have a lot of fog and, yes, temperatures not changing all that much. maybe a little bit more sun today than we've seen. there's already a few breaks in the low cloud deck. there's still plenty to go around. with more thunderstorms in the afternoon northern sacramento valley reading red blood up towards mount shasta, northeast california tahoe and reno. but for us your two for tuesday does have low clouds. cool little fifties few forties more sun today cool to mild. still though we're struggling to get to your average won't be today. maybe by the time we get to friday, maybe 60 seventies. alright, salles here it's been about 87. still 87 is still an issue. north bong 87 getting up to the south bay here, steve. and see if i can get it up on the map for you in north bend 87. as you come up on to 80, there is a problem with police activity and the

guadalupe parkway is going to be slower than usual. getting up to 2 80, dortmund, 87 to 80. so give yourself plenty of time. if you use the guadalupe parkway bay bridge that is backed up for a typical delay. i think a lot of people thinking it's a monday it's already tuesday. tuesday is one of the busiest commute days and it's certainly beginning to look like that here, 6 31, let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal topping our news at 6 30, the disgraced founder of the silicon valley startup theranos reports to prison today. it's the start of an 11 year sentence for elizabeth holmes ktvu responses here and ali. her attorneys say they will continue to try and get her conviction overturned, but they'll have to do it while she's behind bars. that's right. 39 year old elizabeth holmes expected to report to a minimum security federal prison for women in bryan, texas. that's about 100 miles northwest of houston homes hometown where she still has some extended family. but as we know much of her story, including the events that landed her in prison in the first

place. happened here in the bay area back in march, a federal judge in san jose sentenced homes to 11 years in prison for fraud and conspiracy. holmes was convicted of fleecing investors of hundreds of millions of dollars to invest in her blood testing startup company theranos her crime, bringing in and spending that money when holmes knew the technology behind the company did not work. she claimed her blood testing devices could detect hundreds of diseases. with just a few drops of blood that was part of her sentence. she has been ordered to pay more than $450 million in restitution to some of those investors, billionaires like rupert murdoch and the walton family, which owns walmart. i'm sure she has a lot of regrets wishing she could have done things differently. the irony is a lot of defendants make decisions they think will help them. but in the end, they look back and say, well, decisions i made exacerbated my struggle, so she's very fortunate to have a lot of support. people still standing alongside her, but it doesn't change. she has a very long journey ahead of her. holmes has two young children

under the age of five. her family will be able to visit her in prison every week, her attorneys tried to delay the start of her sentence by appealing her conviction. but the ninth circuit court of appeals denied that delay. she can continue her appeal, but it will have to be while she is serving her sentence. as for that sentence, prison experts estimate homes will likely only serve about seven years of her 11 year prison term. she could be released early for good behavior. pam and andre back to you. the preliminary hearing for the man accused of killing a tech executive in san francisco scheduled to get underway today . many is accused of killing cash app founder bob lee in the early morning hours of april. 4th prosecutors say the man argued about lee's relationship with nominees sister when many has plenty, not guilty. his attorney has said many acted in self defense. a bakery worker in san francisco's chinatown is now being treated for critical injuries she suffered in a stabbing. it happened yesterday morning at the bakery and cafe on stockton street, witnesses

say a man dressed in white sweatpants stabbed the female workers several times in an apparent unprovoked attack. police arrested the suspect at the scene. people who live and work in the area say violent incidents like this one are becoming more common. apocalyptic you know what's going to happen for us locals were just kind of survived. and what we try to do is do the most good for the most people. now the bakery has been a popular business for years. it was recently profiled by ktvu is amber lee for a series on san francisco's chinatown. new this morning. bart is addressing safety and its trains. ktvu is james torres joins us now from the embarcadero station in san francisco with what parts police chief has to say about recent crimes on bart james. good morning, t. well, we just heard from not just parts police chief but also barks board president each saying that there is a multi pronged effort in place to

make sure that safety on bart trains and security is reinstated for some of these travelers and some of these riders, hoping to get more ridership back on the trains right now. they say that ridership is about 44% compared to what we saw pre pandemic we know safety has been a long conversation when it comes to people who ride bart. on the daily we know that that has been a factor for why some people may not be returning to some of these bar stations will bart leaders say it's police department has reported two of its highest monthly arrest totals back in march and april. those are the highest since the start of the pandemic about 260 arrests for each month. those arrests include a man accused of punching a woman at a fair machine. another man accused of stomping on a woman's head. third case of assault on a bart train where a man was arrested in the parking lot. bart has already deployed up to 18 additional police officers to ride trains with passengers. not just police officers were also seeing fare inspectors crisis intervention specialists, a number of different community

service roles. to try to help ease some of that pressure from police officers to get them to respond to more severe emergencies. i did have a chance to speak to the barts police chief who says they are still actively hiring more of these positions, including 31 vacancies for police officers. i'm hiring police officers. i'm hiring crisis intervention specialist. i'm hiring transit ambassadors. you can apply online look terrific place to work. it's a vibrant agency serving five counties in the bay area, and i'm really looking for good candidates right now. police are also investigating a stabbing against one of its custodial workers that happened in the mission in san francisco. a daily police log also reveals in the last week, officers administered at least one dose of narcan. bart another transit agencies have funding after they say they may be forced to cut service if they don't

receive that. that's after many funds during the covid 19 pandemic have now begin to run low, all given from the federal government here. i did ask bart's president, as well as the police chief on what that funding both potential funding cuts could look like when it comes to safety and security and what that could look like when it comes to hiring police officers, they say. rest assured funding for those 31 open vacancies are fully there. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. thank you. it looks like the a's are planning to leave oakland no matter what happens in las vegas, said in nevada state senate hearing yesterday, a representative for the a said if funding for ballpark in las vegas walls through the team would likely look at other cities for relocation instead of trying to make it work in oakland. portland's nashville and salt lake city are among many cities that have expressed interest in a baseball team. santa clara based in video now worth more than $1 billion, after a big announcement from a trade show in taiwan this morning, the chip

manufacturers partnering up with creating new technology for cars . it will focus on vehicle infotainment systems that can stream video or games and interact with drivers through artificial intelligence. the new products would be compatible with automated driving systems based on in video technology and are expected to be available in 2025. tesla ceo elon mask is in china. today he met with the chinese foreign minister in beijing. he is also expected to visit tesla's plant in shanghai . china is tesla second largest market after the u. s and its shanghai plant is the largest production facility. it's 6 39. now today, a drone attack damage several residential buildings in moscow. the russian defense ministry is blaming ukraine for the attack. residents of two high rise buildings damaged in the attack were evacuated. ukraine has not commented on the drone attack. it comes as russia has been launching daily drone attacks on kiev, including today when ukraine shot down 29 and 31

drones launched into that country. a global conference focused on reducing plastic pollution is now underway in paris. the meeting comes as the united nations environment protection unveiled a strategy earlier this month focusing on reusing and recycling plastic programs. head emphasized the need to reach an agreement. we gathered here in paris because the linear plastic economy is gushing pollution galore. choking or ecosystems. warming the climate. damaging our health . representatives from dozens of countries are gathering to discuss a binding treaty that would go into effect before the end of 2024. it was a record breaking weekend for air travel . you're looking live at san francisco international this morning to usa says close more than the holiday weekend in 2019

highest post pandemic numbers posted. these numbers don't which could be busy as well. probably yeah. busy home on tuesdays. that's true. that is true. you definitely have to work those other days commute. sal, what do you keeping an eye on was? well the commute seems like a monday pam and andre. even though it's a tuesday i was on the road for the memorial day weekend. i saw a lot of chp officers. because they had that chp maximum enforcement period. now we're back to normal and chp's busy this morning. let's go right out to the bay bridge toll plaza. it is slow as it normally is all the way out to the maze. san mateo bridge looks okay, as you drive across to the high rise no issues on the peninsula, although if you're on city streets, juniper sarah westboro boulevard in south city , there is a crash involving a big rig and a car there. sam mateo bridge is a little slow.

you get closer to foster city. and coming up. next we'll look at the south bay. most of the subject commute is okay. except for one spot will tell you more about that straight ahead. 6 41. it's time to talk to steve, with today's weather sound thank you. we will start up in the mountains. why? because it continues to be lit up up there as sound knows. the activity is just this is something we see. you know, august september, not throughout the last couple of weeks in may, but there were some big big boomers here, macleod, almost an inch of rain lake almanor 87 100. reno airport had a third of an inch of rain and even south lake tahoe picked up 28 100 upper low that we had on sunday is now moving south. as it does, it will start to punch in towards southern california. may gray and all its glory down in southern california. very cool attempts for them as well. fifties on our temps couple of forties here but mainly to the north low fifties lafayette was 49. now they're 51. clients 53

and i really can't find too much separation here between these temps, maybe along the 8 80 quarter, a little warmer out towards pittsburgh and brentwood, but they're the same as panel and martinez and dublin . so there's just not a lot of change. 49 crescent city still 39 truckee, south lake tahoe at 41. 54 in monterey and sixties and southern california, including palm springs at a not too bad this time, you're 64 for them. one logo south. high pressure is going to try and build in back towards the pacific northwest. they will have above ever since, but everything continues to sneak in underneath. and if i look out ahead, 10 days, 15 days, the pattern looks very similar here. to the middle of june, so i don't think we'll just settle day today changes the mountains continue with the thunderstorm activities so that will not end anytime soon as well. we get the low clouds, few more breaks in the low clouds, especially peninsula and areas to the south . i think we'll get a little more sun today but tense, really struggling. it's just too much low pressure here. 50 sixties cool air loft 60 seventies, it does look a little warmer towards the end of the week. and

for some well inland on the weekend. thank you the future of a memorial to members of our armed forces who were killed in action in question. now the question the reason it could be replaced within the next few years. let's check in our newsroom with gasia mikaelian for look at the other stories we're following for you. good morning. good morning, pam and andre. when i join you in studio site is maybe one step closer to understanding sudden infant death syndrome. in the next hour . the recent discovery that may explain why some babies are at greater risk of sids that others then, as summer is about to arrive. those grazing goats are in high demand and of our wild grass and shrubs after a drought busting winter, but this environmentally friendly way to clear vegetation may soon cost more. also in the next hour why a new overtime law threatens the use of grazing goats to prevent wildfires. stay with us.

♪ dads are special. fun. inspiring. always there for you. so make father's day extra special with gifts he'll love from weathertech. floorliners... cargo liner... seat protector... sunshade... ready-to-wash system and cupfone. or our newest product, the golf cart mat. order these american made gifts or a gift card at weathertech.com have a very happy father's day.

e six today there's a bail hearing in san mateo county for the woman accused in the death of a social media influencer christina gore. connie hired the florida woman, vivian gomez, to administer silicone injections that are burlingame hotel. connie had a bad reaction to the shots and died. gomez who does not have a cosmetology or medical license in california, is being held on $200,000 bail. her attorney says gomez is not a flight risk and is asking the court to decrease her bail to $50,000.06 47 is your time this morning, police in alameda say they issue dozens of citations to people who gathered for a huge sideshow over the weekend, several posts on social media

showed the chaotic scene that parking lot at alameda point sunday morning. police say thousands of people have gathered for muscle car show. that event, though later turned into a sideshow, with drivers spinning donuts and doing other stunts. neighbor seaside shows have become a growing problem in alameda. they tear up the parking lots very badly. they have no regard for property or life for the cars they're driving. so in that respect, it's very bad for neighborhood. another social media posts, shows a person driving at high speed through the webster tube, which connects alameda to the city of oakland. one of the prisoners alleging sexual abuse at the women's federal prison in dublin, has been released three years early as part of a compassionate release motion. amy shave era is now living in san diego after a judge agreed with her filing that no one should have to withstand sexual abuse as part of their prison sentence. several said she was sexually harassed by at least

five officers while she was at fc dublin. one of them darrell wayne smith was charged earlier this month with 12 counts of sexual abuse. it started, um, fr anybody that is going to know where that will know. they know that the torment that he would make inmates go through was horrible was horrible. he's he was a warden. warden garcia's right hand. anything would go wrong. that too, is coming for you. vera was serving a 10 year drug sentence. she says she faced retaliation for speaking up about her abuse and was later transferred to a federal prison in phoenix. looks ahead. she says she wants to use her experience to help others. i want to help whatever. whoever is left behind. it's not. it's not, um. it's not easy for the girls who stayed behind. so if i

have been able to help them, i want to be the one prison rights group says should vera is one of 30 known women seeking compassionate release because of sexual abuse allegations at fc i. dublin. 6 $49 silent memorial to service members killed in the two wars in the middle east was a bay area gathering spot on memorial day. the 4000 white crosses on a hillside in lafayette represent the american servicemen and women who died in wars in afghanistan and iraq. 20 years ago, the first few crosses were placed on the hill, visible from highway 24. vandals tore them down. but three years later, the artist brought them back and the number of crosses group weekly to chronicle the soldiers that died one at a time with crosses on the hillside. little did i realized that we would fill up the hillside with 4000 crosses, and they're very, very little room for more. the future of the memorial remains uncertain. now. the original

landowners supported the project , but they died in the property is now for sale. jeff heaton and the families of local soldiers wh part of the land will be set aside as a apps and other forms of entertainment at our fingertips. businesses are using that to get our attention it has led to a new marketing strategy known as game ification, the practice of implementing goals and milestones to keep users engaged. language learning apps such as dual inga and babble reward users who returned daily by tracking their streak and then putting them in different leagues based on how much they've learned. it's about the internal reward that you get from having a collection or knowing that you've checked off certain milestones having a virtual trophy or badges. let's go. another example is peloton. the company exploded in popularity during the pandemic, bring a workout classes into our living rooms, but it also

includes the ability to track your progress on leaderboards. the national restaurant association is predicting a better summer, but inflation could still play a role. more than half of the restaurant owners surveyed say they expect more customers on a daily basis during the next few months, they say last summer, customers were paying more for gas so they didn't have the money for dining out, but according to a data essential survey, americans are still concerned about inflation. trying to cut back on spending. one third said that they plan to eat out less to save money. and for those who pay for gas. it was a little less to pay for gas this memorial than it was last year. definitely help talking all about it. it was speaking of the roads here. sal castaneda now sell. it is tuesday after memorial day. how are things looking on the road? it seems like a monday, andre, even though i know you. i saw you on tv yesterday. so it's your tuesday, but a lot of people seemed like monday and they're back at it. let's talk about the south bay because highway 87 is

in very slow shape because of a continuing investigation on 87 to 80 right there at the interchange. and traffic is slow. they have one lane closed . more people are on 101 as well . so that's one of those things that if you're driving into the valley you should know about. let's talk about the bay bridge. it is backed up if you're going into san francisco again tuesday, one of the busiest days of the week, it is pretty much that it's stretched out all the way out to the maze and the metering lights wrong. once you get onto the bridge, it looks better in the san francisco bart has no significant issues. on the way in case you want to use transit, 6 52. let's bring steve back in here. with today's cloudy start. that is correct. for most ourselves. we do have some breaks in the clouds down towards san jose did looking at some of the web cameras sunny there, so there are a few breaks more so in the thunderstorm activity continues to just blow up up in the mountains here, reno had a third of an inch rain south like tower 28 100. fifties

on the temps there were a few forties looks like kind of filled in, although i mean there . there you go. atherton also stanford campus, los altos and woodside. so with the breaks in the clouds you can dip into the upper forties were very low fifties san carlos is in their redwood city, menlo park, and there are a few pillar points at 54 truck. he's 39 south thinks i hope 40 to 49, crescent city and 64 in palm springs, 38 and flagstaff. so cool pattern for many here for this time of year. overall the low that we had, which is right there on its way to southern california, giving them a enhancement of the grave . thunderstorms will continue in the mountains, also in northeast california, and also for areas around reading north up to mount chest that we get a few more breaks in the clouds that there's more clouds covered to the north, more breaks to the south. called a mile in the breeze is always a factor in this kind of a pattern. so 50 60 seventies little change tomorrow, a little bit warmer away from the coast does look somewhat warmer as we had into the weekend there, andre steve.

thank you. she's the first black woman to headline bottle rock but faced an unsettling scene before she performed coming up in the next hour. what singer lizzo saw before she hit the stage.

♪ alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch in ventura? that's for sure-ah. atms in fresno? fres-yes. encinitas? yes, indeed-us. anaheim? big time. more guacamole? i'm on a roll-ay. how about you? i'm just visiting. u.s. bank. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with retail banking in california by j.d. power. when i was his age, ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with we had to be inside to watch live sports. but with xfinity, we get the fastest mobile service and can stream down the street or around the block! hey, can you be less sister, more car? all right, let's get this over with. switch to xfinity mobile and get the best price for 2 lines of unlimited. just $30 a line per month. i should get paid more for this. you get paid when you win. from xfinity. home of the 10g network.

in to the international space

station, prepping to return home . the spacex dragon craft is expected to undock from the station shortly after eight o'clock this morning after more than a week aboard the space station. it's for member crew and about £300 of cargo, including completed experiments and nesa hardware returned to earth. if the weather continues to be good, it's scheduled to splash down off the coast of florida sometime tonight. over the next two weeks after florida is the center of the sports world. the miami heat will take on the denver nuggets in the nba finals. starting thursday. the heat went into boston last night and beat the celtics won 3 84 to win the series. the celtics try to become the first team and 151 times in nba playoff history to come back from a three games to zero deficit. and win the series before the panthers face off against the vegas golden knights in the nhl stanley cup finals. the knights shut out the stars six to nothing last night to win

the series four games to the finals starts saturday and that happens vegas. there the auto racing industry. chip ganassi racing has a call for interns to spend the summer racing season at tracks and preparing cars. for races. 19 year old haley hein is one of them. she says her father taught her to race when she was very young, but she knew being selected as one of the three interns was a long shot. it's really crazy that there was people all over the united states that applied for this women all over the united states that applied for this and to be one of three chosen shows that i have some aspects that might be helpful to them and their team and they have aspects that are gonna be helpful to me . let's talk about some of those aspects. haley is a mechanical engineer major at northern arizona university. she says. this opportunity increases our chances of having a career as a professional engineer and part designer for professional racing team when she graduates. one

person is killed, another heard in an overnight shooting in the south bay. the impact this attack is having on the morning commute as police investigate what led to the gunfire. plus bart is addressing growing concerns about public safety and crime on its trains. police chief just told us this morning about what he's ready to do today to help keep writers safe . then after that long holiday weekend, congress will begin its debate on the debt ceiling deal. we examine some of the compromise is likely needed to avoid a default on the nation's debt. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian andre, senior in for dave this morning. today is tuesday, may 30th the day after memorial day, and if you're wondering what the weather is going to be, like, garcia, you know all too well don't same. same alright, let's check in with steep falls in this morning we will break it all down for us not going to break it down. you're not gonna