oh county after a deadly crash off highway one what we are learning so far about that case and a longtime business and pacifica is closing its doors today. the reason the only bowling alley in town is saying goodbye after 60 years in business. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. it is wednesday only going out a bit foggy and gray. let's check in with steve paulson. yes it is. it's been i probably one of the coolest maze we've had. you know, i have to wait for the info to come in. but i'd say in in years. wouldn't you like it? definitely fifties on attempt. there's another robust fog bank. nothing changing their even a little bit of drizzle out there. thunderstorms erupted again yesterday up in the mountains, northeast california but for us and low clouds after today, there might be a little bump up

in tips, but i'm easing into it. sixties and seventies, another below average down those high temps. alright sounds here. quiet out there. i noticed some work being done right near emeryville. yes and it's not causing a big traffic jam, steve , but there was a little bit of roadwork still taking only 17 minutes. drive from the car, kenya's bridge to the mcarthur maze and traffic is also very good at the bay bridge you can tell, and steve has been talking about the weather and the wind, but you can see look at the flag right there. it's kind of definitely windy. it's windy on the particular pass. it's windy on the altamonte pass. this is a look at the same mateo bridge traffic looks good and no major problems and contra costa county 401. let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you , sal. two people were killed after their cars went off highway one and plunged into a lagoon in san mateo county. the crash happened at about 6 40 last night near bean hollow road , just south of pescadero. chp

closed off the area for some time as they investigated ktvu lamonica peters has the latest developments. chp told us when they arrived, they found two vehicles involved a gray subaru suv as well as a tesla and both had already fallen over the cliff near the blue lagoon. one was completely submerged in the water, and the other was just on the edge of the of the lagoon. now there were three people involved in this accident. two of them have been confirmed to have died. during this crash. there was also another person involved a woman in her sixties who was taken to stanford hospital and we were also told that one of the victims one of the victims who died was her husband. now they are continuing to investigate. right now. they told us that they would give us an update as to what happened right now. we don't know what what caused this crash if it was a head on collision, or what exactly happened, but we will bring you an update as as soon

as san mateo county sheriffs are able to give us more information. lamonica peters. ktvu fox two news. thank you. lamonica for that update their nose founder elizabeth holmes is spending her first full day behind bars. she is at a federal prison camp brian in east central texas. it's a minimum security facility that houses about 600 female inmates under prison guidelines. she will get to see her children for a few hours on the weekends and talk to people on the phone for up to 15 minutes, a call for a total of 300 minutes per month. homes will work a job that pays between 12 cents to about a dollar an hour. she owes more than $450 million in restitution to victims. someone who was the ceo of a very large company, and now she's going to be taking orders and stuck with a very strict regiment in terms of winchester, wake up what she has to do. holmes is appealing her

conviction, but legal experts say it's a long shot with good behavior, though she could be released two years early. the woman accused of giving a deadly injection during an unlicensed cosmetic enhancement procedure is now out on bail. vivian gomez is no longer an inmate at san mateo county jail after defense attorneys successfully convinced the judge that she is not a flight risk. ktvu jesse gary was inside the courtroom for that hearing. as he walked to the witness stand and past vivian gomez. connie paused and shook his head in disgust. he's the father of christina gorka county , a young woman who died shortly after gomez performed an unlicensed cosmetic procedure. she was murdered by that lady. she killed her, he said shortly after being sworn in and then moments later. your honor. picture yourself having a gorgeous daughter, and in a matter of 24 hours, she kills her and she runs away to florida . it's no different than putting a gun to someone's head killed her. in the end, judge novak

ruled gomez was crying by this time is not a flight risk back to her native colombia. since both her passports have been surrendered. bail was set at $200,000. the money being put up is not ill gotten gains from the conduct she engaged in, so we're satisfied with that that there is a legitimate source for it. coming from a family member gomez son, herman put up $40,000 for his mother's bail, 30,000 of which he testified comes from a loan from his employer. gomez is accused in the april death of kim kardashian lookalike and social media influencer christina gore. connie prosecutors say gomez flew in from florida and injected buttocks enhancing substance to burlingame hotel. soon thereafter, connie became sick and died a day later, there was information even in the police reports that connie has had a similar reaction. that she had to this incident with other medical procedures not done by ms gomez. prosecutors extradited gomez from florida, charging her

with involuntary manslaughter and practicing medicine without a license. she had a infection, causing a pulmonary embolism, which, of course, can always be fatal. defense attorneys counter toxicology reports haven't been finished, and the cause of death is still undetermined if they just filed the practicing. medicine without a license. well that would have all made sense because they didn't know, but they went ahead and filed the involuntary manslaughter and as yet unclear as to what caused what was the modus of death. novak attached conditions to that release, including gomez cannot return to florida. she has to stay here in california has to surrender both passports . a preliminary hearing is set for june 7th right back here at the courthouse. and redwood city. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. thank you, jesse. the city of antiochus is considering changing city government to a rotating mayor instead of an election special hearing last night, the city council discussed transitioning from 4 to 5 council districts, with the job of the mayor shifting to a

different member each year. supporters on the council say the majority of cities in contra costa county already used that system. mayor lamar thorpe was not present for the meeting. backers of the change said he would not be affected. this is not to remove the current mayor from his position. this is not to make a change with that. that was never part of our discussion. at any time. this was talking in the future. what would be best for the city? voters would still have to approve that change. a new report says 40% of food poisoning outbreaks from restaurants are linked to people working while sick, according to the centers for disease control and prevention. the most common illnesses are the norovirus and salmonella investigators with the cdc are calling for better enforcement of comprehensive food safety policies, and that includes making sure sick workers stay home. today is the

final day for c bowl in pacifica , the bowling alley and arcade has served the community for 65 years for generations. it has been the location for birthday parties special glow in the dark bowling on friday nights, the rockaway grill, which is the bowling alleys restaurant is also closing. 407 is the time. steve we've seen a lot of that we were just i was just talking to our producer about losing bowling alleys and a lot of places that started really during the pandemic. it's been kind of rough for a lot of businesses to recover. i agree. i hate to see him go. they've been around that long. pam. i love bowling, too. it's fun. that that strikes me as unusual . very cute. alright here we go . alright i'm done. we do have thunderstorms that are popping up. you can see in the afternoon evening. just amazing this get this kind of a pattern that has been stuck and our upper low that was slowly turning is now heading into southern

california, giving them unseasonably cool temps. many mild to cool temps yesterday for 71 was popular. these were the highs fairfield, san jose gilroy livermore in santa cruz, all at 71. at least santa cruz got into the low seventies. they've been amazingly cool this month. redwood city was closed. napa 68 and canfield 67 so another very cool that fifties on the taps because of the little overcast there's another big fog bank out there any forties? yeah, if you middletown's in their upper lake uk, sebastopol at 49 lagunitas at 48 low fifties vellios at 50 degrees tiburones at 50 degrees, so this is a cool pattern here thirties in the mountains bookends trucking in south lake tahoe. flagstaff also has joined that party. 52 53 sacramento. sacramento is only 77 degrees yesterday and fifties and sixties and southern california , santa barbara and also san diego 59 c one low churning there in the four corners it does look like high pressure will try and build into the

north, where the gradual warm up i'm easing into it. i you know, usually the trend is your friend and they're still going to be some activity in the mountains. we'll see if we bump up on these highs as we head towards the weekend. it looks a little bit warmer, low clouds. cool mr drizzles in town pan. mr drizzles in town. yes clearing, sunny, windy and mild. if you like yesterday's temps, you'll probably like today as well. pam. alright. sounds good. thank you, steve. the number of people living on the streets in one south bay city is declining, coming up what the city's mayor says is helping bring those numbers down. and protesters calling out marin county's district attorney. the decision behind the protest 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.

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san rafael was vandalized and pulled down by protesters more than two years ago. the suspects were originally charged with felony vandalism. but the d a just reduced the charges. two misdemeanors. ktvu is amber lee spoke to the district attorney about that decision. a small group marched in downtown san rafael to protest district attorney laurie for goalies decision to reduce charges in the case of five suspects who defaced and tore down a statue of st helena, paris, sarah it was located on private property where mission san rafael is located the statue that was taken down. rip my heart out. i mean, this is part of our shared history. on october 12th 2020 people tying ropes around the statue and pulling it down. it happened during a gathering held by coast miwok of marin commemorating indigenous peoples day. organisms say they did not

ask anyone to take down the statue, but say they were glad it happened. they say sarah is responsible for the destruction of native american culture. there's different views on the same you know, but don't go tear the statue down. that doesn't help anyone. that's just violence. four women and one man were arrested for felony vandalism, which has been reduced to misdemeanors. it was really a historical upset and angst for goalie says the reduction of charges includes conditions the defendants have been ordered to pay restitution . stay away from the church for one year and participate in a community forum with historians and church officials. and write letters of apology. we really want to see accountability, which we have the says the defendants have already spent 18 hours during the span of two years, meeting with the restorative justice practitioner who works in the d a s office. the one thing we don't want to do is have this happen again. and so there are people in the church who want to have this

disposition can't just walk up to any property and decimate something that means something to a community plans to hold the community forum to bring all sides together within the next 60 days. one parish member tells me the statue has been restored , but there is concern that if it's placed back in its original spot it will be vandalized again in san rafael amberleigh ktvu fox two news. thank you. amber to santa clara county correctional deputies were stabbed by an inmate to the sheriff's office says the inmate made his own knife, left his cell and stabbed the two deputies sunday night at the main county jail in downtown san jose. deputies say they were able to eventually restrained the man after a struggle. the injured deputies suffered cuts and wounds on their hands and shoulders and they are recovering from those injuries. we're learning more about the future of the former site of the ghost ship warehouse in oakland. just weeks ago, a nonprofit developer bought the property where 36 people died in a fire

back in december. 2016 that building has now been torn down , and the organization wants to build 40 to 85 affordable housing units at that site, family members of the people who were killed in a ghost ship fire say they're happy to see that building gone. i'm glad it's gone. i think it took too long. i wish i could have watched it come down and just said good riddance weighed heavily on the community. and i think this is an opportunity to continue the hill but also make something very, very positive for the community out of that. families of the victims want to see a permanent memorial or tribute to those who died in the building, but they say they are supportive of the housing plan. the developer says construction could begin in 2025. san francisco zakariyah was damaged by a fire last week, according to fire officials. hooded man on a scooter threw something into a garbage bin that caught fire and damage populate mexican grill in

the mission district. the whole incident was caught on nearby security cameras. san francisco firefighters continue to investigate the incident. the restaurant will be closed for the next few days. a tech billionaire is making a sizable donation to help boost san francisco shopping district still struggling from the pandemic. san francisco native chris larson is donating $2 million through his nonprofit organization avenue green light grants will be between five and $50,000 and will go toward local neighborhood business groups. one of the grants is expected to go towards replacing the iconic rainbow flag in the castro district. some of the other grants will go towards installing streetlights in jackson square near civic center . the money will also fund art walks in the outer richmond and the castro districts and the fillmore jazz festival and concerts in the dogpatch neighborhood. a wildfire in yuba county prompted an evacuation order. the fire started yesterday afternoon in the area of sicard flat and the highway

20 corridor, which is just northeast of marysville, california cal fire did not say how many people were evacuated, but we do know at least 13 acres have burned. firefighters managed the fire from the air. using two helicopters from chico and two tankers from mcclelland airport in sacramento county. as of right now, that fire is 60% contained people in santa clara county may notice a lot of pg and e crews out. starting today, ground and helicopter crews will be inspecting power lines, electric towers and power poles . for the next three days, the helicopters will be flying close to the lines and towers between 10 am and four o'clock in the afternoon. they could be as low as 100 ft. off the ground. crews are also looking for any trees that could interfere with electrical service. so that the trees can be trimmed before there is a problem. for 18 is the time speaking of pg knee, steve, i think, gasia said at first, it is nice to have a

break between the heating system season and the air conditioning right. only used my once for, like, five minutes. just going back this year. i mean lower bills for a few months will take it by me. i mean, it's a windows open, and he's still have maybe have some blankets on the bed is cold. system that moving into southern california keeps them cool as well. temperatures yesterday they are really held in check here. i mean fairfield for only 71. fairfield the enema , san jose gilroy, livermore santa cruz, all 71 redwood city was closed. napa 68 and canfield 67 fifties on the temp. santa rosa 52 bedlam was 52 half moon bases. they were 52 walnut creek is in their fairfield's in there. about as i said, thermal as you can get, of course, san jose sjc always runs warm, but you can go a little bit of ways and find about 53 52 52 13. clayton 53 52 castro valley panels in their kensington 51 elsa bronte 52 so because of the overcast everyone's pretty close thirties in the mountains. they'll get more thunderstorms

in the afternoon, fifties and forties, fifties and sixties on it goes crescent city. a very cool 47 more thunderstorms in the afternoon. more fog for us, it does look like thunderstorms will continue. i am easing into any warm up here as we go into the weekend. i'm very suspicious of it. i think we'll get a little bit warmer. but not a lot of warmer. i'm cooler than others. unless something dramatically changes here. low clouds cool mr drizzles in town here, slow clearing, sunny, windy mile and highs again, well below average 50 sixties and low seventies panel. all right. thank you, steve. the house rules committee has passed the debt ceiling bill coming up what happens next to the u. s can avert a default and we're going to hear from the los angeles dodgers pitcher after the controversy surrounding the team's pride event.

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lives to help communities. it will be at a graduation ceremony for 16 honorees who completed the leadership program bridging the bay, igniting leaders of change. the nonprofit leaders collectively reached more than 2 million students in the bay area. the event is tonight at the team's downtown oakland offices. angeles dodgers star clayton kershaw is criticizing the transgender activist group, the sisters of perpetual indulgence. now he disagrees with the decision to re invite them to dodgers pride night, kershaw held a players only meeting to discuss his issues, telling the los angeles times that it has nothing to do with the lgbtq community, but rather the sisters, he says the group quote is making fun of a religion. kershaw will not boycott pride night against the giants on june 16th but says in response, the dodgers are bringing back christian faith and family day in july. time is running down from nevada lawmakers to vote on the a's ballpark proposal. the nevada legislature adjourns next monday

but is still considering the $380 million financing deal, although polls show constituents strongly opposed the deal, hearing earlier this week showed support among lawmakers to provide public funding for the $1.5 billion ballpark. i think that there, you know what we heard during that hearing was a lot of questioning, right? what does this mean for las vegas? what does this mean for nevada as a whole? will this bring the jobs that the aides have said it will? and i think that there is the support for it, but it's just a matter of, you know, lawmakers kind of coming to consensus and all the different parts of the deal. the a's indicate that if it doesn't work out in las vegas, the team will consider moving to another city such as portland, salt lake city or nashville. well many of us have checked out a book but forgot to return it to the library after a few days, but one book was returned to a napa valley library on may 10th nearly 100 years after its original checkout date. the book

titled a family history of the united states by benson lawson was published in 18 81. it was checked out of the saint elena public library back in february . 1927 with the late fee of five cents per day at the time. the overdue cost would run the owner $1700. the book has since been placed on display at the library. grazing goats are in high demand this time of year, a new state labor law could increase the cost of renting those goats, wild grass and shrubs have sprouted up across california that we had a lot of rain over the winter landowners and farm workers are looking for cost effective ways to help manage that vegetation and prevent wildfires. goat herding companies say california's farmworker overtime law is making it more expensive to provide grazing services and is threatening to put them out of business. we have. our goats grazing some of the tall grasses

and weeds that could potentially be fuel for wildfires. so we're working to graze those and essentially mo those down to reduce the fire risk for the upcoming dry season. labor i could say the state should investigate the working and living conditions of goat herders before making changes to the law, especially since the state is funding the goat to reduce the wildfire risk. a multi million dollar campaign promoting tourism in san francisco, coming up the big launch by the city's travel association. and florida governor, rhonda sanchez had his first presidential campaign event where the republican candidate is heading in the next few days. and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just had two ktvu dot com slash email to sig up for that

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on. the growing calls for city leaders to take action to keep people safe and changes to the foster care system here in california. the bill that just passed the state senate authored by state senator from the bay area from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning . thank you for waking up with us here in morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. it is wednesday, may 31st of may heading into june. do we see any changes? steve? i think a little bit on the weekend, then right back to cooler next week, okay. june does not look warm right now, that's for sure. unless something really changes. watch your locked in. it's tough to break the pattern down fifties on the temple of drizzle out there. big fog bank again extending well out into the delta thunderstorms over the

mountains. nothing new has been this way for a long time. 60 seventies on attempts, maybe starting a teeny bit of warm up tomorrow. alright salles, here now what? anything or no, not much. we don't have a lot going on. that's just the way we like it. don't get me wrong, steve. we wanted to be nice and quiet in this our end. it is as we start with contra costa county. no major issues there. traffic at the bay bridge toll plaza is like a little windy out there in some spots. but for the most part, it's a good commute. it's 4 30. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. many people in oakland are angry and frustrated by recent violence in their neighborhoods more than 500 people attended a community meeting calling for change, ktvu jana katsuyama reports on their concerns. later city council member dan called organized a community meeting at the oakland tech high school auditorium. a crowd of hundreds showed up and lined up frustrated and angry, sharing their stories. the most

terrifying things has happened to me in my life. denise lillian described being attacked last monday by young people she thought at first needed help. 40 15 shafter pavement punching me kicking me dragging me through the streets. business owner said he worried about his staff's lives with multiple armed robberies at 1.4 times in six years. the last time that my staff got held up become 20. military veterans. black man open, almost got shot and killed and this father said he wants the city to draw a line and send a message of zero tolerance, violent killers coming after y'all. police say they are going to work on getting more visible patrols through the neighborhoods and called says he will push for more consequences . if they're committing these violent crimes repeatedly. we can't just say oh, please don't do this again. we have to catch them and create consequences that will send another email

letter to the district attorney. i'm talking about this very thing. the oakland department of violence prevention's interim chief and one school board member who was present said the city has had some success with their intervention teams working directly with troubled youth at oakland schools to steer them away from violence and crime. but the budget does not cover all schools. these are teams of three people. and they go out and actually help students who are struggling, would probably need about 6 to 9 more individuals just to have three teams that every comprehensive high school in oakland people left the meeting. some of them told me they wish there were more opportunities like this for residents to voice their concerns. council member cobb says he does plan to follow up on these issues with the area police captain and he says he's going to fight for more overtime for police in the city's budget. reporting from oakland. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news . thank you. janna protesters gathered at city hall ahead of a public meeting to study mayor

centauros proposed budget. they're calling for continued funding in the budget for violence prevention. one community organizer held up photos of a 13 year old desiree jenkins and her mother, rebecca , who police say were shot and killed as a result of domestic violence in east oakland. this is here. a collective of all the people that came together important. just one family, a mother and daughter. so without the funding, how can we support our people? one student spoke out, saying she's a beneficiary of some of these community based programs. i'm a formerly incarcerated, um students and. it helped me because i used to be in a lot of trouble and me being able to go to these programs have helped me. the interim chief of the department of violence prevention, says proposed cuts could mean 2000, fewer people will receive services. the oakland city council will hold public forums and develop their proposals before finalizing a two year

spending plan at the end of next month. the man who police say stabbed bakery employee in san francisco's chinatown has been arrested and is now in jail. police say 61 year old oil i was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder, assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. they say he stabbed an employee of the a bakery and cafe near stockton and jackson streets monday morning in an unprovoked attack. the female victim remains in the hospital with critical injuries. florida governor ron de santis kicked off his first campaign tour as a republican presidential candidate. the event in iowa was his first big speech since entering the race last week. it starts a four day 12 city swing, where he will also make appearances in the key early primary states of new hampshire and south carolina, speaking at an evangelical church in des moines, santa's criticized the bipartisan debt deal struck over the weekend. this is not going to solve our nation's fiscal

problems. i can tell you in florida we run budget surpluses. we have a 1.2. trillion dollars gdp in florida 13th clark. santa's will be campaigning in iowa for two days. the iowa caucuses will be held early next year. former president donald trump also scheduled to visit iowa this week. neither candidate has campaign stops in california on their schedule. the state senate passed a bill to extend the age for foster care in california. the measure would allow young people to stay in the foster system for one year longer. until the age of 22 . the goal is to reduce the risk of homelessness for the estimated 4000 youth age out of the system every year. state senator dave cortese e who authored the bill, said in a statement. quote extending foster care raises the likelihood that a young person will attend college, earn more money and stay out of trouble with the law. let's give are more vulnerable young people some extra support so they can

make progress toward college or a good career. san francisco travel has launched a nationwide ad campaign trying to attract tourists back to the city. beautiful city in the world is never the same, but always san francisco. the other highlights things like restaurants, cable cars and chinatown. the ad will appear and us television markets such as new york, chicago, boston washington, d. c in houston. it will also be shown internationally in australia, asia pacific, india, europe, canada and mexico. mayor london breed will release her full budget. today we have learned that she is proposing $692 million in spending next year to help meet the city's five year plan to cut homelessness in half. the mayor says the money will be used for new shelter beds, more housing placements and additional funding to prevent people from falling into homelessness. over the next five years in my homeless recovery

plan. my plan and my goal working with our various city agencies and the public is to make sure that we are creating 30,000 new opportunities to ensure that people have new places and that they don't become homeless in the first place. if the mayor is spending proposal is approved, she says it would create 600 shelter beds and 545 housing units in the next year. right now, the city faces an estimated two year deficit of $744 million. in san jose. the city's has fewer people's. they say fewer people are living on the streets than a year ago. city leaders say recent counts show a 10.7% reduction in unsheltered people a 4.7% reduction in overall homelessness from 2022 to 2023. we are leading the way here in san jose and reducing unsheltered homelessness by

embracing solutions that are faster to deploy, and in order for them to be faster, they have to be more cost effective entry level jobs for on house. san jose mayor matt mehan says the drop in homelessness is largely because of the quick build communities that are now going up in parts of the city. the drought emergency declaration in napa is ending a little more than a year after it was put in place. this comes after a very wet winter for most of the bay area, napa county has received nearly 32 inches of rain since october, exceeding its average annual rainfall. most area counties have also ended their drought emergencies. 4 38 is the time i wonder if some of the wineries in napa will come up with some clever labels are names do because of the winter and the rain and, yeah, it's always fun to say. well when we've seen this before, under other conditions, right, they always come up with something.

fires or something. yes all right. we do have speaking of ah , some wild weather here. thunderstorms continue to just go bonkers. tahoe picked up another quarter of an inch yesterday. i'll tourists had moment 58 100, so there's some isolated areas where these boomers are dropping some pretty heavy snow. we began the month that echo peak here with nearly 120 inches of snow. we end the month half cut it in half 1 1960. so i mean, it's still pretty good snow up there. but again, it was 66 in tahoe yesterday with thunderstorms. highs very, very cool. i'm going to tell you something right here and right now. be careful of this warm up for the weekend. just be careful, alright. it's like when it's hot, and then we say, oh, this we're going to be cool and i was at where it won't be as cool as we thought it would be just the opposite this time because i think we'll get a little bit of a bump up. the models are already backing off on. of course, that's just me and being the rogue that i am.

let's stick with me on this 1 60 seventies on the temps yesterday that was it fifties across the board. 49 sunnyvale value. that's thank you, sonny bill 111 outlier along with african 49 cool the woodside, stanford 50 san carlos 52 pacific is 51 degrees. pillar points. 52 these are kind of cool here. a lot of low clouds. there might be a few breaks in there. 36 truckee, south lake tahoe, 47 crescent city to 59, santa barbara. also san diego, 36. even in flagstaff , the low that we had on sundays now moving and punching into southern california. now, here in lies the rub. as we say lows. keep coming in underneath the high will build back somewhat. but it's just in technical jargon. the heights just really are not that high, and i'm looking at 500 millibars and they're just not screaming warmer. i think it will warm up inland, but i'd be very cautious about getting too warm to faster. total liquid precept. we don't do snow this time of year so more thunderstorms would be up in the mountains, northeast california and maybe north of reading as well towards castellazzi, but it looks like it's going to be more towards

this year. low clouds cool mr drizzle is up early this morning. slow clearing. sunny breezy, windy and mild 50 60 seventies ali's into this warm up, but i don't know if it's going to get that one. but inland temps on the weekend do look a little warmer, pam. alright. sounds good. thank you, steve. the man accused of killing cash up founder bob lee has a new lawyer coming up the reasons for the change. and running. many are now pleading with the governor to help keep thei busi sses li

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hard to keep up with house speaker kevin mccarthy these days, and republicans have been shuttling from one meeting to another all with tonight's expected house vote on the debt ceiling bill hanging in the balance, not sure what's in the bill people are concerned about, but those who are concerned about it are not shy in their opposition, not one republican vote for this deal. it is a bad deal. bad deal, say some republicans because they didn't get the spending cuts they were looking for in exchange for suspending the debt ceiling. and it didn't help in the congressional budget office reported that changes in work requirements for welfare programs will actually result in more spending seven years. six knees motion is agreed to the deal just squeaked through the house rules committee yesterday by one vote setting up today's up or down vote in the full house. republican leaders say the deal does rain in future spending. but many democratswn g theyncessions to republicans. so

behind the scenes, president biden has been working the phones, the president and his team are having conversation with democratic members of congress across the ideological spectrum, moderate and progressives that includes more than 101 on one calls with members of congress that's between the president and his team. but will that be enough to get this over the edge? today because this is going to require a combination of republican and democratic votes to get this through the house. before this would go to the senate later in the week. in washington, doug lose ader fox news. thank you, doug. federal drug authorities say if you take a street drug that has been laced with fentanyl, there's a 60% chance it will kill you and the chances are even higher in some parts of the country, one place with increased police enforcement against illegal drugs is along the gulf coast of florida county sheriff has doubled the size of its narcotics unit since last year. that's after seeing more potent drugs on the streets. drugs are laced with fentanyl

marijuana. there are pills now that look like different types of pills that are fentanyl pills . so unfortunately when these drugs are out in the streets we're responding to overdoses. federal customs agents say there has been a 150% increase in the number of bus involving fentanyl since this time last year. they say that drug is responsible for more than 100,000 drug overdose deaths since last spring. here in the bay area, the san mateo county supervisors moved to look into the damaged fentanyl and opioids are inflicting on the county. at a study session yesterday, supervisors directed county staff to develop a comprehensive plan. they say it will focus on education, treatment options and increase access to medications that can reverse overdoses. county data shows the 81 that 81 overdose deaths in san mateo county last year. 50 of them involved fentanyl. kia and hyundai are

still being stolen at a high rate despite a recent software fix. the surgeon thefts began last summer when a viral tiktok trend exposed to security flaw in the vehicles. anti theft computer chip companies recently reported only 7% of about 8 hicles have received that update. kia and hyundai also decided not to issue a safety recall for the fix. some dealers say that has made it harder to convince car owners to make an appointment. state lawmakers and public transit officials are pleading with governor newsom to keep a area public transit alive with more state funding. this is a do or die moment for public transportation. in california. new funding is needed, or bart must begin making severe cuts to service and staffing. bart says without increased state funding , it will have to consider reducing trains to once in our ending all weekend service and stopping weekday service at nine pm service would be a big big

impact on the economy on um, you know, mobility and people's general general quality of life in the bay area. i am a huge advocate of public transportation. um i don't think we have enough of it, actually. public transit advocates say additional state funding is necessary to help area transit systems survive as they try to adapt to reduced ridership numbers following the pandemic. we now know a little bit more on what's driving the low ridership on barred, a recent poll of passengers by the bay area council found three main issues holding people back from returning to trains, their crime safety and cleanliness. 78% of respondents, including those who never or rarely ride, bart, they say they would hop on a train more often if the system was significantly cleaner and safer. the sad truth is that, uh, driving is dramatically

underpriced in most cities, including in the bay area. uh and that's why you see more people driving than our roads can sustain until we start charging people a little bit more of the true cost of driving , which includes the cost of accidents and pollution, and not to mention traffic congestion. we're going to have more people driving than we can handle and not enough people in public transit. experts also say transit agencies need sustainable sources of funding that is not reliant on ridership numbers. says it's a little shell shocked about a turtle that trespassed on the tracks. a train operator spotted the turtle at the union city station over the weekend. the station agent on duty recovered the turtle that kept it in the lost and found until the staff member from the aloni humane society picked it up, the track supervisor said. in 27 years of bard, they have never heard of a turtle crossing the tracks. but the turtles, okay. families and

teachers are celebrating the installation of a new turf field at a san francisco middle school . the young students wasted no time trying out the new field and james like middle school, and now we valley, the school soccer coach says the improvement shows a commitment from the community to use sports programs as an education tool. there's plenty of research stilling is that nothing helps develop the brain more than practicing sports and physical activity with what we do here at school. the school's parent teacher, student association, along with the help from the community raised more than $100,000 to add the turf over what was once asphalt. nice to see that kids certainly enjoying that whether has been pretty mild for outdoor activities. not too hot, right? not cold. i mean, seriously, they're not getting out of about 61 62. the city has been stuck around 62. thunderstorms i saw one report

that alpine medals had over two inches of rain yesterday and i have to confirm that, but i certainly believe it. because of the nature of these thunderstorms. south lake tahoe had two tents not far away three quarters of an inch. there were some big big boomers northeast california and putting all together. a lot of the totals takes me about 15 minutes or so, but we'll get there. speaking of this year we began the month with a lot of snow. there's still some pretty good snow and some of the higher elevations and shaded areas but we started with nearly 1 20. we're ending with 60. so half of it is gone, but still that's that's pretty impressive here. mild to cool lows yesterday, fairfield, san jose gilroy, livermore santa cruz all at 71. at least santa cruz warmed up a little bit. redwood city 70 napa, 68 and canfield checked in at 67. it's mainly fifties. kelsey villain sunnyvale have something in common. they're both 49 degrees . we'll head south 53. morgan hill, san martin hollister's close. santa cruz is in their boulder creek felton, scotts valley, so everyone's and then a couple of degrees except east san jose little war but remarkably consistent here

thirties in the mountains. truckee south like tahoe tahoe yesterday was 66 degrees. with the thunderstorms. 53 u k f 53 sacramento, sacramento was 77 degrees yesterday. hard to believe, but they were have been 70 this whole week. you can see the systems up in, uh, part of the sierra and also northeast california low that we had a couple of days ago, is now taking the turn in southern california. the key is little to no change today. i really don't see there's too much here. there's just too big of a fog bank. now the key will be does look warmer inland friday into sunday. how much though i am on the conservative side high will try and build in from the pacific northwest, but it doesn't look that strong to me unless we get a north wind. inland valley, england temps will warm up the coast and bay around here. i don't think there's that much change and more thunderstorms. or in the forecast for the mountains. 50 60 seventies on the temps are good buddy, mr drizzle. is in town here this morning. slow clearing. sunny breezy or windy, called a mild fifties sixties

and seventies. on those temps ali's into a warm up away from the coast. yes, but you have to go. i think you're going to have to go pretty far inland to get even some temperatures above average, pam. okay thank you, steve. a long time business in pacifica is closing the reason the only bowling alley in town is saying goodbye after 60 years in business. and there's a new warning about artificial intelligence. the biggest concerns as a i is spreading across many parts of our lives. wendy's $3 breakfast deal is the kind of breakfast that really sticks with you. [egg cracks!] ♪ [bacon sizzling] ♪ tyler: her breakfast. hey buddy.

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quote continues to live happily at home with her husband. the carters have been married for 76 years. a bay area woman is keeping the spirit of the late tina turner alive in her show. that's a sweet when she is not performing around the world. she is at home in brentwood, she says she idolized tina turner after the first concert she ever saw. and it was like and tina turner. it's because of her. you know, you got little girls who never would have imagine becoming rock stars. it was through her performance that made little black girls. i have dreams and inspirations of becoming great entertainers. well she performed last night at yoshi's as part of the three

queens tribute show. you can catch the show in hayward on june 15th at the city's juneteenth festival. google's now looking to make video calls more realistic by using a new ai system to build a three d model of the person you're talking to. google has been working on its project star line for about two years. the goal is to build the three d figure and produce a lifelike image of the other person as if they were right there in front of you. google has yet to offer a timeline on when it will be available for businesses or the general public. stark warning coming from a list of top experts in artificial intelligence, they released a statement saying, quote mitigating the risk of extinction from a i should be a global priority alongside other societal scale risks, such as pandemics and nuclear war. sam altman, the ceo of chad gpt, was among the hundreds who signed the message suggesting that a i could have the capability of the

future to wipe out humankind. one of the people who signed on to that warning was san jose state university engineering professor ahmed bonnafont. he said the technology has the potential to be smarter than the humans who invented it. they are going to get to the point where which is the third level the super ai where they're going to see the human is really slowing in the whole process down and they're gonna start making their own rules. now the professor says, at that point a i could start to view humans as an obstacle. he also says there should be a collaboration between nations on controlling the ai technology. the winchester mystery house in san jose has revealed a weekend full of events to commemorate its 1/100 anniversary celebration will take place june 30th through july. 2nd city officials and other dignitaries will gather for a proclamation of winchester mystery house day in san jose on june 30th. the weekend will conclude with the centennial branch at the greenhouse and greenhouse patio. tickets now on sale for an in

and out burgers. 70/5 anniversary bash. the party will be in southern california on october 22nd at the in and out pomona dragstrip in pomona. organizers say there will be drag racing carnival rides and, of course, food trucks serving in and out burgers. hopefully fries as well. tickets are $25 for adults, $15 for kids, and they are available. at in and outs website. tragedy this morning in san mateo county after deadly crash on highway one what we're learning so far about the case, a multimillion dollar campaign promoting tourism in san francisco. we're live in san francisco with the big launch by the city's travel association. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto it is 4 59 welcome the mornings onto i'm andre, senior for dave this morning. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. may 31st pretty cool weather continues as we end may and head into june. let's check in with steve paulson. andre you were in the

neighborhood. nice you just drop by. we appreciate that problem, and i was just i was just in in the area. what else would you do at 5? a.m. i mean, you don't even want to know. don't go there. there's a family show. alright fifties on the temps here, not changing anytime soon . here at least today thunderstorms big time again up in the mountains, northeast california, northern sacramento valley. we have another big fog bank, and that's going to lead to temperatures that seem to be not changing much sixties and seventies. alright sal is here now to tell us quiet first hour. what about now? it's still quiet . hopefully it'll stay this way. but i have a feeling that will get more crowded on a wednesday as you can see, traffic is moving well at the bay bridge. it looks very good. a little windy. those flags are out but again nothing all that major san mateo bridge traffic looks good and contra costa county. we don't even have slow traffic on how we four yet i'm sure that will change soon. five oclock. let's get back to the headlines. thank you, sal topping our news.

two people were killed after their cars went off highway one and plunged into a lagoon in san mateo county crash happened at about 6 40 last night. you're being hollow road just south of pescadero. chp closed off the area for some time as the investigated ktvu lamonica peters has the latest developments chp told us when they arrived, they found two vehicles involved a gray subaru suv as well as a tesla and both had already fallen over. for the cliff near the lagoon lagoon. one was completely submerged in the water, and the other was just on the edge of the of the lagoon. now there were three people involved in this accident . two of them have been confirmed to have died. during this crash. there was also another person involved a woman in her sixties who was taken to stanford hospital and we were also told that one of the victims one of the victims who died was her husband. now they are continuing to investigate. right now. they told us that

they would give us an update as to what happened right now. we don't know what what caused this crash if it was a head on collision, or what exactly happened, but we will bring you an update as as soon as san mateo county sheriffs are able to give us more information. lamonica peters. ktvu fox two news. the man accused of killing tech exec bob lee has a new lawyer after his latest appearance in court inside the courtroom, nemo, momeni agreed to delay what was to be his preliminary hearing to see if there is enough evidence to proceed to trial. in the same hearing, when many is lawyer filed a motion to withdraw as his attorney. she wouldn't say why there was a split with her and her client just saying there was a conflict of interest. i filed a motion to withdraw, so i'm not his lawyer anymore. so that's it, i'm sure and the thing is it is super interesting , but i'm not ever going to tell you. his new attorney, is now a

lawyer working in florida. it's unclear if he's allowed to practice in california. we reached out to try and talk to that new attorney, but we haven't heard back. his next court date is scheduled for june. 13th founder elizabeth holmes is spending her first full day behind bars. she is at federal prison camp brian and east central texas. it's a minimum security facility that houses about 650 female inmates. under prison guidelines. she will get to see her children for a few hours on the weekends and talk to people on the phone for up to 15 minutes a call for a total of 300 minutes per month. homes will work a job that pays between 12 cents to about a dollar an hour she owes more than 450 million in restitution to victims. there's someone who was the ceo of a very large company, and now she's going to be taking orders and stuck with a very strict regiment in terms of winchester, wake up what she has to do. holmes is appealing

her conviction, but legal experts say it's a long shot with good behavior. she could be released two years early threes your time right now the woman accused of giving a deadly injection during an on license cosmetic cosmetic enhancement procedure is now out on bail. prosecutors say. vivian gomez flew in from florida and did that procedure at a burlingame hotel that resulted in the death of kim kardashian lookalike and social media influencer christina gore. kenny the judge ruled gomez to not be a flight risk back to her native colombia. since both our passports were surrendered. bill was set at $200,000. defense attorneys have countered the toxicology reports haven't been finished, and the cause of death still isn't determined. they just filed the practicing witho. well, that would have all made sense because they didn't know, but they went ahead and filed the involuntary manslaughter and as yet unclear as to what caused what was the modus of death. now the judge did attach conditions to her release. the state says she can't leave california and returned to florida. gomez will

stay with her family here in the bay area. the city of antiochus , considering changing city government to a rotating mayor instead of an election. in a special hearing last night, the city council discussed transitioning from 4 to 5 council districts, with the job of the mayor shifting to a different member each year. the majority of cities in contra costa county already used that system. mayor lamar thorpe was not present for the meeting . but backers of the change said he would not be affected. this is not to remove the current mayor from his position. this is not to make a change with that. that was never part of our discussion. at any time. this was talking in the future. what would be best for the city? yeah voters would still have to approve that change. five now, a new report says 40% of food poisoning outbreaks from restaurants are linked to people working while sick, according to the centers for disease control and prevention, the most common illnesses or the neuro virus in

salmonella investigators with the cdc or calling for better enforcement of comprehensive food safety policies. and that includes making sure sick workers stay home. today is the final day for c bowl in pacifica , the bowling alley and arcade has served the community for 65 years for generations. it has been the location for many birthday parties and special glow in the dark bowling on friday nights, the bowling alleys owner says he made the difficult decision to retire and close the family business to start a new chapter. the rockaway grill, which is the bowling alleys restaurant is also closing. well san francisco tourism is still significantly down compared to pre pandemic levels, and it's forcing sev rey o'carroll is live in san francisco this morning with a multimillion dollar international effort to increase tourism. good morning, billy. good morning, andre. that's right. san francisco's tourism is still down about 16% compared

to pre pandemic levels. the city has a new plan to try to combat that. take a look at what they're doing. welcome to the most beautiful city in the world . where is never the same, but always san francisco. that is just a glimpse of the new commercial part of the first ever global campaign from the san francisco travel association . the ad features a look at some of the city's most iconic spots, including lombard street, cable cars and, of course, the golden gate bridge. the campaign will run ads in major cities across the u. s, like new york, houston and boston. it will also have a strong international focus in australia, india and asia, among others. this year, san francisco travel is forecasted about 23.9 million visitors arrived. in here and there about supposed to spend about $9 billion, an increase of about a billion compared to last year. but one quick twitter search for san francisco tourism and you'll find the answer to how many tourists really feel about the

current state of the city. this is what tourists see see, wood said. she said. i'm a visitor and absolutely horrified by the state of your city. this was in response to san francisco mayor london breeds tweet, she said. i walked through downtown yesterday with my daughter and was terrified. it takes a lot to terrify me. you should be ashamed of how you're running san francisco. the biggest boost the city has gotten recently from tourism from international travelers and people attending corporate events. hotel occupancy rates those are at about 61% right now compared to about 82% pre pandemic, of course, the city now hoping that their new ad campaign will turn things around, especially before the busy summer travel season, reporting live in san francisco . i'm a leo carol ktvu, fox two news. thank you, bailey. for that. let's check in with steve paulson. we were talking earlier. it's kind of a nice break between using your heater and paying for your air conditioning. yeah that's that's the key thing here, saving money until the summer weather is

saving us money. i still have blankets on the bed. i mean, i put one on last night. i thought i had an extra blanket window open by accident. not the best move. really really. alright so we do have a big time thunderstorms here up in the mountains. i did a double take on some of these. i'll show you in a second low that's moving into southern california, as well as keeping them unseasonably cool and thunderstorm activity, especially northern sacramento valley west of reading, northeast, california and in and around south. and also reno. i use google precept maps because it's usually very good. it showed two plus inches of rain in alpine medals yesterday, buckhorn reservoir, which is west of reading and internet third out, tourist said two thirds of an inch and south lake tahoe and just shy of a quarter of financial reno airport also had a quarter of an inch, and there was some three quarter half inch amounts not far away. so we started the month off with some pretty good snow as you know what we've lost half of it. from 119 on may 1st two now, 60

may 31st but you had the thunderstorms in there as well. so we transitioned from one pattern to another highs yesterday. unseasonably cool, especially fairfield, only 71 san jose and their gilroy as well and seasonably cool. livermore should be closer to 82 . they were 71 7 because finally got through the soup if you will. and got out of the low sixties and made it to 71 redwood city. 70 napa only 68 and canfield 67 fifties on the attempts a few forties calc villain sunnyvale. there are a couple of breaks in the fog again. it favors the peninsula middletown at 46 degrees. there are a few forties lagunitas at 48 degrees upper lake and then sebastopol. after that, it's fifties and low fifties vellios 50 ross tiburones in there. 51 point reyes, rohnert park and then healdsburg and windsor, 52 sonoma american canyon also at 52 36 35 truck in southlake town flag staffs at 34 sixties upper 50 san diego 58 crescent city, a brisk 47 degrees. not a lot of

change here. the key will be how much warming will get on the weekend. the high wants to build back in. but again, the center of it's up in the pacific northwest, but one system will exit out that allow a little bit of a build up on the high pressure system. but i think this is really going to favor the valley. not so much us here, but we'll get a little bit warmer as we go into the weekend, but more thunderstorms are in the forecast. look at this. going into another week on incheon. two thirds forecast for south lake tahoe, truckee, an inch and a quarter susanville reading north, so i mean, the beat goes on. as we transition from may into june, low clouds. cool mr drizzles in town, no doubt about it. slow clearing. sunny breezy, windy 50 60 seventies on the temps. some of the tools we use to forecast temps are already backing off. and on some of the temps, so i'm easing into this warm up. i think away from the coast, it will be warmer by the weekend. all right. thank you, steve. the number of people living on the streets in one south bay city is declining, coming up what the city's mayor says is helping bring those numbers down. protesters are calling out marin

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here on mornings onto a bronze statue of whom pro sarah in front of st raphael church in san rafael was vandalized and pulled down by protesters more than two years ago. the suspects were originally charged with felony vandalism. but the d a just reduced the charges two misdemeanors. ktvu zambelli spoke to the district attorney about her decision. a small group marched in downtown san rafael to protest district attorney laurie for goalies decision to reduce charges in the case of five suspects who defaced and tore down a statue of st helena, paris, sarah it was located on private property where mission san rafael is located the statue that was taken down rip my heart out. i

mean, this is part of our shared history. on october 12th 2020 people tying ropes around the statue and pulling it down. it happened during a gathering held by coast miwok of marin commemorating indigenous peoples day. organisms say they did not ask anyone to take down the statue, but say they were glad it happened. they say sarah is responsible for the destruction of native american culture. there's different views on the same you know, but don't go tear the statue down. that doesn't help anyone. that's just violence. four women and one man were arrested for felony vandalism, which has been reduced to misdemeanors. it was really a historical upset and angst for goalie says the reduction of charges includes conditions the defendants have been ordered to pay restitution . stay away from the church for one year and participate in a community forum with historians and church officials. and write letters of apology. we really

want to see accountability, which we have the says the defendants have already spent 18 hours during the span of two years, meeting with the restorative justice practitioner who works in the d a s office. the one thing we don't want to do is have this happen again. and so there are people in the church who want to have this disposition can't just walk up to any property and decimate something that means something to a community plans to hold the community forum to bring all sides together within the next 60 days. one parish member tells me the statue has been restored , but there is concern that if it's placed back in its original spot it will be vandalized again in san rafael amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. 5 16 is your time this morning to santa clara county correctional deputies were stabbed by an inmate. the sheriff's office says the inmate made his own knife left to sell step both deputies sunday night at the main county jail in downtown san jose. deputies say

they struggled with the man before detaining him. the inter deputies suffered cuts and puncture wounds on their hands and shoulders. we are learning more about the future of the former side of the ghost ship warehouse in oakland. just weeks ago, a nonprofit developer bought the property where 36 people died in a fire back in december. 2016 that building has now been torn down, and the organization wants to build affordable housing units on the site. family members of people who were killed in the fire say they're happy to see the building gone. i'm glad it's gone. i think it took too long. i wish i could have watched it come down and just said good riddance weighed heavily on the community. and i think this is an opportunity to continue the hill but also make something very, very positive for the community out of that. families of the victims want to see a permanent memorial or tribute to those who died in the building, but they say they are supportive of the housing plan. the developer says construction

could begin in 2025 well. san francisco tech, correa has been damaged by a fire under suspicious circumstances, according to fire officials. the hooded man on a scooter threw something into a garbage man that caught fire. and damage. papa looked mexican grill in the mission district last week. the incident was caught on nearby security cameras. san francisco firefighters continue to investigate the incident. the restaurant we're told, will be closed for the next few days, billionaires making a sizable donation to help boost san francisco shopping district still struggling from the pandemic, san francisco native chris larson is donating $2 million through his nonprofit organization avenue green light. grants will be between five and $50,000. it will go towards local neighborhood groups. one of the grants is expected to go towards replacing the iconic rainbow flag in the castro district. some of the other grants will go towards installing streetlights and jackson square near the civic center. money will also fund art walks in the outer richmond and castro districts and the fillmore jazz festival and concerts and the dogpatch

neighborhood. living in a wildfire in yuba county prompted an evacuation order. the secret fire started yesterday afternoon in the area of secret flat and the highway 20 corridor, which is just northeast of marysville , calif. fire did not see how many people were evacuated, but we know at least 13 acres have burned firefighters manage the flames from the air, using two helicopters from chico and two takers from mcclelland airport in sacramento county. as of right now, the fire is 60% contained. people in santa clara county may notice a lot of pgd crews out starting today, ground and helicopter crews will be inspecting power lines, electrical power and power poles . for the next three days, the helicopters will be flying close to the lines and towers between 10 a.m. and four o'clock in the afternoon, and they could be as low as 100 ft. off the ground. the crews will be looking for any trees that could interfere with the electrical services so the trees can be trimmed before there's a problem. so let's saying earlier. usually i leave my windows open for the summer,

you know, warmer as well. right i forgot to close. i just let open them yesterday to get the cool breeze in you know when i was home to close them. so you woke up a little chilly and i'm like, what is going on? i shouldn't have done that. you know it was, you know, idea, right, especially if it is nice to get that cool breeze in the evening it is. i have a feeling that summer is gonna be real hot. it's gonna be really don't know. i don't think so. really doesn't see that yet. okay? not yet. i don't see it. ah i'm okay with it. i just that's just me.t not into june does not look like unless something really trained channs. also a lot of fog and low clouds on the coast. as you know, the activity was just going crazy over tahoe. reno, northeast california around reading west and also north towards mount chester. even up to our tourist two thirds of an inch. i did see one out 11 24 hour precept total at alpine meadows of two and a third. buckhorn reservoir, which is west of reading not too far an inch and a third in south lake tahoe and reno airport.

both picked up a quarter of an inch. mild to cool owes are high. excuse me. 71 fairfield, san jose gilroy, livermore, santa cruz, redwood city and apple was 68 canfield 67 fifties on the temps a few forties, but there are a couple of breaks, but this is a huge fog bank again extending well out even in the sacramento valley. i just don't see how we're going to warm up that much in this kind of a pattern here unless something dramatically changes fifties on the tips, wanna creeks? 52 clayton's 52 panels in their kensington 51 elsa bronte at 52 castro valley 51 thirties i in south lake tahoe, 53 uk and also sacramento may be a little bit warmer as we head into friday and then the weekend. some of the forecasts projections. i was just showing tim over here, just showing them over here. they're starting to bring some of the high forecast highs down a little bit, so i will see if they hold on to that. but little to no change. today it does look warmer away from the cause. if you're heading out to the valley, yes,

not a problem around here could be a fine line. it does look somewhat warmer, but i don't think it's going to be that hot. as far as the mountains go if you're heading up there again. keep an eye on this. you can get nothing or you can get a downpour with some hail. sounds like tower, truckee, susanville and writing all in there as well for the foreseeable future. that's a week forecast. low clouds weak as in w e e k, not w e a k a mr drizzles in town, slow clearing. sunny breezy, windy and temperatures not changing all that much today. tomorrow is it up a little bit, i'll gradually warm it up for some end of the weekend. steve thank you that recently brokered debt ceiling deal clears a hurdle, but its journey isn't over just yet. what happens next, so the u. s can avert default?ld no tobacco day. the facts the world health organi

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course. we're starting out with similar weather we've had for the last few weeks here in the bay area. not usual. maybe in some cases, so let's check in with steve paulson to see with the rest of your day. but it's our turn. it's our turn exactly, you know. we've had high pressure and this high pressure and above normal temps for years. now it's our turn to be cool, and that's what we're dealing with again. and i don't think this patterns changing all that much fifties on the temps. a lot of local there are a few breaks. thunderstorms continue up in the mountains. watch out for that northeast california north or reading, but for us i just don't see a lot of change here today. 60 seventies on those temps, maybe slightly warmer them up. all right over to sal. well the bay bridge, steve a little windy out there as you can. you've been talking about a little bit. you can see the flags at the toll plaza are sticking straight out, so it could be a little windy there, but it's not terrible right now. we haven't had a lot going on talk about this bridge and also the salmon tail bridge that looks pretty good heading out toward the area. there have been no major issues on highway four.

it's getting a little slow through pittsburgh on the way to be a point. 5 30. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal hundreds of residents tactic community meeting that focused on crime in oakland city council members organized the meeting inside the oakland tech high school auditorium. a crowd of nearly 500 people expressed anger about violence in their neighborhood. many shared their stories and voice their frustration about how the city is handling the recent increase in crime. one woman described being attacked last monday by young people she thought needed help. 40 picking shafter pavement, punishing me kicking me dragging me through the streets at 1.4 times in six years. on the last time that my staff got held up in 20. military veterans. black man. hogan almost got shot and killed. police say they are going to work on getting more

visible patrols throughout the neighborhoods and the city council members say they will push for harsher consequences. if they're committing these violent crimes repeatedly we can't just say oh, please don't do this again. we have to catch them and create consequences that will send another email letter to the district attorney. i'm talking about this very thing. the oakland department of violence prevention's interim chief says the city has been has seen success with their intervention teams that work directly with troubled youth at oakland schools. but the problem is the city's budget does not cover all high schools. the man who police say stabbed a bakery employee in san francisco's chinatown has been arrested and is now in jail. police say. 61 year old boy lie was arrested on suspicion of attempted murder assault with a deadly weapon and burglary. they say he stabbed an employee of the bakery and cafe near stockton and jackson monday morning in an unprovoked attack. the female victim remains in the

hospital with critical injuries. outside oakland city hall, protesters gathered at a head of a public meaning to study mayor sheng task proposed budget they are calling for continued funding for violence prevention community organizer held up photos of a 13 year old desiree jenkins and her mother, rebecca , the police say were shot and killed as a result of domestic violence in east oakland. this is here. a collective of all the people that came together to support this one family, a mother and daughter, so without the funding, how can we support our people? one student spoke out, saying she is a beneficiary of some of the community based programs. i'm a formerly incarcerated, um students and. it helped me because i used to be in a lot of trouble and me being able to go to these programs have helped me. the interim chief of the department of violence prevention, says proposed cuts could mean 2000. fewer people receive services.

the oakland city council is set to hold public forums and develop their proposals before finalizing a two year spending plan at the end of next month. florida governor rhonda santa's kicked off his first campaign tour is the republican presidential candidate. the event in iowa was his first big speech since entering the race last week. it starts a four day 12 city swing, where he will also make appearances in the key early primary state of new hampshire and south carolina, speaking an evangelical church in des moines, santa's criticized the bipartisan debt deal struck over the weekend. this is not going to solve our nation's fiscal problems, i can tell you in florida we run budget surpluses, we have a 1.2. trillion dollars gdp in florida . 13 will be campaigning in iowa for two days. the iowa caucuses will be held ear. former president donald trump is also scheduled to visit iowa this week. neither candidate test campaign stops in california on their schedule. francisco has launched a nationwide ad campaign to

attract tourists back to the city. welcome to the most beautiful city in the world where you're never the same, but always san francisco add highlights, restaurants, the cable cars and chinatown. it will appear in large u. s television markets, including new york city, chicago, boston, washington, zc and houston. it will also be shown international aid to try to get tourists from australia. asia pacific, india, europe, canada and mexico. london breed will release her full budget. today we've learned that she's proposing $692 million in spending next year to help meet the city's five year plan to cut homelessness in half. the mayor says the money would be used for new shelter beds, more housing placements and additional funding to prevent people from falling into homelessness. over the next five years in my homeless recovery plan. my plan and my goal working with our various city agencies and the public is to

make sure that we are creating 30,000 new opportunities to ensure that people have new places and that they don't become homeless in the first place. if the mayor's spending proposal is approved, she says it would create 600 shelter beds and 545 housing units in the next year. right now, the city faces an estimated two year deficit of $744 million in san jose, the city reports fewer people living on the streets and a year ago, city leaders say a recent count shows a 10.7% reduction in unsheltered people. we are leading the way here in san jose and reducing unsheltered homelessness by embracing solutions that are faster to deploy, and in order for them to be faster, they have to be more cost effective, jose mayor matt mayhem says the drop in homelessness is largely because of the quick build communities that are the

drought emergency declaration in napa is ending a little more than a year after it was put in place. this comes after a very wet winter for much of the bay area, napa county has received nearly 32 inches of rain since october that exceeds its average annual rainfall. most area counties have also ended their drought emergencies. all right. well we can see why? because we've had these cloudy skies in some areas. we had a little bit of drizzle up north of tahoe. we've had some rain steve poulsen here now, with more on that. i'm exhausted. walking back and forth. you guys take it. yeah yeah. you're the whole new set up. it's only you know, i mean, here's another thing. these cool temperatures have really help mitigate a lot of the drying. i mean, the hills are turning. but there's still some green in there, which is, you know, for the may and june doesn't happen very often. now they're going pretty fast. we've had cool temperatures, higher humidity. the pattern is not changing. be very careful buying into too big of a warm up. unless you're in the valley. i'll buy it in the valley. but i don't know around here and thunderstorms continue to be front and center again. they're

localized, but numerous thunderstorms pop up after an evening tahoe, truckee, northeast california, also around reading north and also west. uh this is just i had to look twice but alpine meadows google precept map show 2.35. at alpine buckhorn reservoir west of reading and internet third out tourist two thirds of an inch south lake tahoe and reno. picked up a quarter of an inch, and there's been a lot of reports. they held their not far away. you can. you can find some sun breaks and seasonally call for us. it's been that way. for what most of the month here if you take a high, low temperature at home, and you get the low clouds, i be willing to bet that your low has been around 52 for about 20 days in a row. fairfield 71 san jose 71. gilroy's in their livermore santa cruz. these are the highest yesterday. redwood city, 70 napa only 68 and canfield 67 fifties on most of the temps. sunnyvale is now at 50 50 to san carlos, palo alto. half moon bay , petaluma, santa rosa, fairfield 52. one of the

forecast highs today for fairfield shows 78. i don't see how that's happening. the fog, they have an onshore wind. so unless i'm the breeze turns northerly or something, i don't think that's happening fifties on the taps low to meet everyone's within a couple of degrees here, kensington at 51 thirties in the mountains. truckee south lake tahoe. be more thunderstorms. today. tahoe was 66 yesterday. we are seeing a lot of low clouds and fog below that is responsible for our system on the sunday is now punching into southern california heading into arizona . so little to no change today, there will be not much warming. there's going to be a weak system kind of brushing us. it looks warmer inland friday. but boy on time being very cautious here. i think we'll get some jump. but already some of the projections are backing off a little bit in the valley. they will get warmer. but around here, i think you have to go pretty far inland and look for the mountains for the next week. nothing is changing up there as far as thunderstorm potential 50 sixties coast in bay lot of drizzle drizzle, but there's some out there. slow clearing sunny. breezy windy 50 60 seventies on the temps tomorrow can be slightly warmer. we'll

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welcome back to mornings on two time now. 5 42. there will be a vote today in the house of representatives on a plan to suspend the nation's debt ceiling now president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy brokered the deal and are both working to convince lawmakers in their parties to support the package before next week's deadline. president and his team are having conversation with

democratic members of congress across the ideological spectrum , moderate and progressives that includes more than 101 on one calls with members of congress that's between the president and his team sixties. the deal made it through the house rules committee yesterday by one vote . conservative republicans say the budget cuts in the agreement don't go far enough. progressive democrats don't like some of the concessions in the present that the president made to get republican support. not one republican should vote for this deal. it is a bad deal still undecided, you know, on the one hand obviously we want to make sure there's no default, so that's priority number one. but we also need to hold our ground to stand up for the most vulnerable americans. if the house approves the deal, it will go to the senate. congress faces a monday deadline to address the debt ceiling. that's when the treasury department projects the u. s. would be unlikely to have enough money to meet its debt obligations. it's 5 43 federal

judge, authorities say. if you take a street drug that's been laced with fentanyl, there was a 60% chance it will kill you. and the chances are even higher in some parts of the country, one place with increased police enforcement against illegal drugs is along the gulf coast of florida. now, the lee county sheriff has doubled the size of its narcotics unit since last year after seeing more potent drugs on the streets. drugs are laced with fentanyl marijuana. there are pills now that look like different types of pills that are fentanyl pills. so unfortunately when these drugs are out in the streets we're responding to overdoses. federal customs agents say there has been 150% increase in the number of busts involving fentanyl since this time last year. they say that truck is responsible for more than 100,000 drug overdose deaths since last spring. san mateo county supervisors looking to the damage caused by fentanyl and opioids. they're not working on a comprehensive plan that will focus on education treatment and

increased access to medications that can reverse overdoses. data shows there were 81 overdose deaths in san mateo county last year. 50 of them involved fentanyl. tia and hyundais are still being stolen at a higher rate than other cars. despite a recent software fix. the surgeon thefts began last summer when a viral tiktok trend exposed to security flaw in the vehicles, anti theft computer chip companies recently reported only about 7% of about 8 million potentially vulnerable vehicles have received the update. kia and hyundai also decided not to issue a safety recall for the fix, and dealers say that has made it harder to convince car owners to make an appointment. well. state lawmakers in public transit officials are pleading with governor newsom to keep baby area public transit alive with more state funding. this is a do or die moment for public transportation. in california. new funding is needed, or bart must begin making severe cuts to service and staffing. bart says

without increased state funding , it will have to consider reducing trains to once in our ending all weekend service and stopping weekday service at nine pm thanks. service would be a big a big impact on the economy on um, you know, mobility and people's general general quality of life in the bay area. i am a huge advocate of public transportation. um i don't think we have enough of it, actually. public transit advocates say additional state funding is necessary to help pay area transit systems survive as they try to adapt to reduce ridership numbers following the pandemic now know a little bit more about what's causing fewer people to ride bart. a recent poll of passengers by the bay area council found three main issues crime, safety and cleanliness. now 78% of respondents, including those who never or rarely ride, bart. they say they would hop on a train more often

if the system was significantly cleaner and safer. the sad truth is that, uh, driving is dramatically underpriced in most cities, including in the bay area. uh and that's why you see more people driving than our roads can sustain until we start charging people a little bit more of the true cost of driving, which includes the cost of accidents and pollution, and not to mention traffic congestion. we're going to have more people driving than we can handle and not enough people in public transit. he also says transit agencies need sustainable sources of funding that is not reliant on ridership numbers. bart service slowed to a crawl and an employee's a little shell shocked at the reason why a train operator spotted a turtle at the union city station over the weekend. a station agent on duty recovered that turtle. they kept it in the lost and found until a staff member found from the aloni whom society picked it up, because that's what you do, put in lost

and found supervisor said that in 27 years apart, it never heard of a turtle. crossing the tracks, but maybe it makes for a new joke. who knows the turtle cross? the tracks will have to come up with something clever. steve paulson will be on that. yeah. families and teachers are celebrating the installation of a new turf field at san francisco middle school, the young students wasted no time trying out the new field that james look middle school in no way valley school school soccer coach says the improvement shows a commitment from the community to use sports programs as an education tool. there's plenty of research stilling is that nothing helps develop the brain more than practicing sports and physical activity with what we do here at school. the school's parent teacher student association, along with some help from the community raised more than $100,000 to add that turf over what was asphalt. alright way up into space now spacex launched over 50 satellites into orbit from southern california overnight.

the starling satellites are now heading to orbit after the launch from vandenberg space force base satellites will expand the company's space based internet system. there are now more than 4500 of those satellites in orbit, and the company has approval to launch as many as 12,000 right now. private flight company to caring to saudi astronauts and other passengers return to earth late last night after a nine day trip to the international space station, the spacex capsule carrying the four people parachuted into the gulf of mexico, 12 hours after undocking from the orbiting lab, the two on the flight or stem cell researchers who came became the first saudi woman in space and a fighter pilot as well from south radio. all right, i got it. why did the turtle cross the road? why the shell station? oh, okay. alright. yeah dad jokes, unite. all right, sal. unfortunately some trouble on the bay bridge today, huh? yeah, there is a car

fire on the west end of the bridge. uh pam and andre and all of a sudden what had been a nice commute has turned into this. check this out. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up. even the carpool lanes are slow. and that just goes to show that anything on the bay bridge is really bad news if you were planning on going into san francisco well, this commute has suddenly turned into a bad one. because of that car fire. the fire department is blocking one of the right lanes. chp s their bridge crews are there so it is kind of a mess if you want to use the same tale bridge instead. that's okay right now. if you want to go down to the same entail bridge, you may want to get a jump on that it's not too bad on 8 80. another problem we're working on is southbound 88 stevenson in fremont. this crash at one point did have all lanes black. they only have one lane blocked now, but look at the backup. it's already kind of big their news, the dumbarton bridge or the same with tail bridge. both those bridges are okay if you want to get over to

the peninsula. at 5 50 bring steve back in with today's weather. all right, sal. thank you. we will begin up in the mountains. we started the month off with a lot of snow there at echo peak, and here we are towards the end of the month. and how much snow do we have? the graphic will move and i'll show there it goes, all right. we started off with almost 120 inches of snow. this is at 7800 ft. we end the month with 60. so he lost half of it there on this medals over two inches of rain, very localized, but that's what happens when you get this kind of a pattern. buckhorn reservoir west of reading incheon, the third out tourist with good rain and south lake tahoe, speaking of it, just shy of a quarter of an inch of reno was the same as well. fifties on the temps, except for a very few forties, lots of fifties low fifties to mid fifties, atherton and stanford now have dipped to 48 and 49, woodside's at 50. san carlos is at 51 degrees pacific as in their pillar point, only 52. belmont also had 52 thirties

in the mountains. truckee 37, south lake tahoe, with 35 so still getting colder. that's good. the afternoon highs are in the sixties, so we're not seeing seventies or eighties or anything. although it does look warmer for the weekend, i will admit that but based on pam's groaning turtle joke. yes i'm going to stick my neck out on this phone. ah nice really won't warm up that much today. now the high wants to build back in inland. if you're in the valley this weekend, yes, it will be warmer around here, though. i'm easing into it. already some of the forecast projections are backing off on the inland ais. let's i think that's the way to go. that's the pattern we're in and look at the projections for the next week. nothing is changing up in the mountains. there could be some really big time boomers up there and also northeast california up around ready 50 sixties anywhere near the water. some low seventies low clouds cool, mr drizzle around 50 60 seventies, i do think slowly will bump up some inland. sam's probably more so friday into the weekend, you guys thanks so much. steve and east bay city is disbanding

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rosalynn carter has been diagnosed with dementia. the 95 year old carter is now at home with her husband, former president jimmy carter, who has been at home receiving hospice care since february. in a statement, the family said rosalind carter quote continues to live happily at home with her husband, the carters, by the way, have been married for 76 years. are coming up in 5 56 this morning, a bay area woman is keeping the spirit of the late tina turner alive in her show. that is leah, sweet, and when she is not performing around the world, she is at home in brentwood suites, says she idolized turner. after the first concert, she saw her it's because of her. you know, you got little girls who never would have imagined becoming rock stars. it was through her performance that made little black girls. i have dreams and

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sam altman, the ceo of chat. gpt was among the hundreds who signed the message suggesting that a i could have the capability in the future to wipe out humankind. one of the people who signed on to that warning was san jose state university engineering professor ahmed bonhoeffer. he says the technology has the potential. to be smarter than the humans who invented it. they are going to get to the point where which is the third level the super ai where they're going to see the human is really slowing in the whole process down and they're gonna start making their own rules. the professor says. at that point a i could start to view humans as an obstacle. he also says there should be collaboration between nations on controlling the ai technology. the winchester mystery house in san jose has revealed a weekend full of events to commemorate its 1/100 anniversary celebration will take place june 30th through july 2nd. city officials and other dignitaries will gather for a proclamation

of winchester mystery house day in san jose on june 30th. the weekend will conclude with a centennial brunch at the greenhouse and greenhouse patio and tickets are now on sale for the in and out. burger 70/5 anniversary bash. the party will be in southern california on october 22nd at the in and out on pomona dragstrip in pomona. organizers say there will be drag racing, carnival rides and , of course, food trucks serving in and out burgers and fries. tickets are $25 for adults, $15 for kids, and they are available on the in and out website. heard so there's a new effort to bring more visitors back to san francisco will tell you about the new ad campaign, launching with the hope of increasing tourism. and protesters frustrated with marin county's district attorney. the decision about a statue that's causing a backlash from some community members. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto and welcome to mornings onto it is 5 59. i'm

andre senior in for dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning. may 31st as we wrap up main head into june. we have the what do we say gray may and 2 june gloom. june gloom . august august. yeah we'll have a little son in july in between at some point you think this pattern has to change, but i don't see it complaining that i have to say it's not a heatwave. so, um i think i mentioned was on lodi and rio vista on saturday was 76 degrees. i'm like, are you kidding? sacramento's only 77 yesterday, which is hard to believe low clouds and fog all over the place here. this is a really tough pattern to get any warmer unless you get a north or northeast breeze and that's not happening fifties. everyone says cloudy there are a few breaks. thunderstorms again. i'm going up to doubt it'll be nice if there will just be careful. there's been a lot of big time thunderstorms high, staying relatively cool sixties and seventies today, maybe a little bump up after thursday, but we'll do that starting tomorrow

. alright, salles here where we going? freeway bridge. what we're going to the bay bridge because there was a stall or not a stall. there was a car that was on fire. westbound on the west end of the bridge almost to san francisco, and now traffic is backed up all the way across the bridge. in fact, it is so slow that's now beginning to affect look at the carpool lane here, in fact, look at the carpool lane to the left. see that big ramp there. it's also affected there, so we're going to have a big backup. they're clearing it. now. with the car on fire, the fire department and medics were blocking the right lane. chp was there too. so if you're taking the bay bridge, give yourself plenty of extra time. one of the things that i noticed is that the same tale bridge looks much better in case you want to use that it looks pretty good over to the peninsula 601. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal francisco tourism is still down significantly compared to pre pandemic levels. it's forcing even some of the major retailers to close stores. ktvu s. bailey o'carroll live in san francisco

with a multimillion dollar international effort. to try to bring those tourists back to the city, bailey good morning, pam tourism and san francisco still down about 16% compared to pre pandemic levels. now the city is trying something new, something they've never done before. to the tune of about $6 million. take a look at what they've come up with. francisco don't frisco. breakfast. go here are go. four. limbs at the first ever global campaign from the san francisco travel association. the ad features a look at some of the city's most iconic spots, including lombard street cable cars and the golden gate bridge . the campaign will run ads in major cities across the u. s, like in new york, houston and boston will also have a strong international focus in australia , india in asia, among others. this year, san francisco travelers forecasted about 24 million visitors arriving in the city. and they will spend about

$9 billion. that's an increase of about a billion compared to last year. but one quick twitter search for san francisco tourism and you'll find the answer to our many tourists really feel about the current state of the city. tourists gambia matteo costanza tweeted this about the new campaign. as much as this is understandable. this is completely misguided. san francisco used to rank and somehow still does at the top for tourists, destinations, luring them in with pretty pictures fraudulently misrepresents what they will be shocked to witness in the sf hotel district. the biggest boost the city has gotten recently from tourism from international travelers and people attending corporate conferences. hotel occupancy rates, they are lower about 61% right now compared to 82% pre pandemic levels. the city, of course, hoping this all changes with their new campaign, especially ahead of the busiest summer travel months. reporting

live in san francisco and bailey o'carroll ktvu fox two news. really thank you. 63 your time. chp is investigating a crash along the coast that killed two people and critically injured a third person. it happened at about 6 30 last night on highway one near being hollow state beach in san mateo county. chp says a subaru suv going northbound slammed into a tesla traveling south, investigators say for unknown reasons, one of the cars crossed over the double yellow lines and crashed head on with the other vehicle. both cars ended up driving over the cliff into that lagoon. a man in each vehicle died at the scene. they won't survivor is a woman in her sixties. married to one of the victims. she was airlifted to stanford medical center with major injuries, the marine county district attorney's office recent decision to reduce charges against vandals is drawing criticism from members of the public for women and one man had faced felony vandalism charges for pulling down a statue of junipero serra that was right in front of st raphael's church.

more than two years ago, the statue was on private property. at the mission. san rafael people who live nearby say the district attorney should still be prosecuting this as a felony, not a misdemeanor. statue that was taken down. rip my heart out . i mean, this is part of our shared history, different views on the same and you know, but don't go tear the statue down. that doesn't help anyone. that's just violence. now the district attorney says she understands the anger. but she also says the defendants have already been ordered to pay restitution. they have to stay away from the church for one full year and participate in a community forum with historian and officials as well as write letters of apology . the d. a also hopes to have a community meeting sometime this summer that would be open to everyone interested in the future of the statue. well six or five. now we're learning more about the future of the former side of the ghost ship warehouse in oakland. just weeks ago, nonprofit developer bought that property where 36 people died in

the fire back in december 2016 that building was torn down and the organization wants to build 40 to 85 affordable housing units at that site, family members of people who were killed in the ghost ship fire say they're happy. to see that building gone. i'm glad it's gone. i think it took too long. i wish i could have watched it come down and just said good riddance heavily on the community, and i think this is an opportunity to continue the hill but also make something very, very positive for the community out of that. families of the victims want to see a permanent memorial or tribute to those who died at the building, but say they are supportive of the housing plan. the developer says construction could begin in 2025. theranos founder elizabeth holmes is spending her first full day behind bars. she's at federal prison camp brian in east central texas. it's a minimum security facility that houses about 650 female inmates under prison guidelines. she

will get to see her children for a few hours on the weekends and talk to people on the phone for up to 15 minutes, a call for a total of 300 minutes per month. homes will work a job that pays between 12 cents to about a dollar an hour and she owes more than $450 million in restitution to victims. there's someone who was the ceo of a very large company, and now she's going to be taking orders and stuck with a very strict regiment in terms of winchester, wake up what she has to do. holmes is appealing her conviction, but legal experts say it's a long shot with good behavior. she could be released two years early accused of killing tech exec bob lee has a new lawyer after his latest appearance in court inside that courtroom name among many agreed to delay what was to be his preliminary hearing to see if there is enough evidence to proceed to trial. in that same hearing, when many is lawyer filed a motion to withdraw as his attorney. she wouldn't say why she and her client split,

saying only there was a conflict of interest. i filed a motion to withdraw, so i'm not his lawyer anymore. so that's it, i'm sure and the thing is, it is super interesting, but i'm not ever going to tell you. for many new attorney is now a lawyer working in florida. it's unclear if he's allowed to practice in california. we reached out to try and talk to the new attorney, but we have not heard back. many is next court date is scheduled for june. 13th pleasant in police department has some has reassigned some officers to cover patrol duties due to a shortage in staff, according to the pleasant and weekly officers in the special enforcement, crime prevention and traffic units have been temporarily reassigned. pleasant police chief says the department will bring back those units once more officers are hired. the news of the redeployment comes as the city of pleasant in and the pleasant in police officers association declared an impasse in negotiations over a contract

. the current contract expires today. the city of antiochus considering changing city government to rotating mayor instead of an election and a special hearing last night, the city council discussed transitioning from 4 to 5 council districts, with the job of the mayor shifting to a different member each year. supporters on the council say the majority of cities in contra costa county already used that system. mayor lamar thorpe was not present for the meeting. backers of the changes say he would not be affected any voters would still have to approve the change. six or nine. now the golden state warriors are looking for a new general manager after their longtime president and gm bob myers announced he is stepping down for any professional general manager coach requires complete engagement. complete effort, 1000% if you can't do it, then you shouldn't do. it explained his reasons for leaving an emotional one hour news conference. the former sports

agent was hired as assistant general manager in 2011 and then promoted to gm. a year later, he said, it was a difficult decision, but it was just time to move on. to the fans. oh boy . um, i grew up a fan. of the warriors. um my first. i was the i was like the 10 year old kid up in the upper oracle. myers contract expires a month from now. you will now get to spend more time with his family. the warriors will reportedly turned to assistant gm and former player mike delaney, dunleavy jr and kirk lake up the son of owner joe lake up to help run the organization. got to meet him and talk with him a couple of times. nice man former he's a bruin, fellow bruin bob myers. he will be missed. right, sal? very, uh, leader of the organization. i think he'll do well and whatever he does lutely

. good morning, everyone. we do have a problem on the bridge, and that would be a car fire that was on the west end of the bridge. it took them a while to clear it. they're making progress. however the damage is done when it comes to a slow commute getting into san francisco just waking up saying, oh, no. the bay bridge is very slow and it is it is backed up. there's no two ways about it. it is not going to be a normal commute. maybe for an hour or two, because you know, once the lanes are blocked up on that bridge, it does get slow all the way across. it starts to affect other parts of the region. salmon tail bridge still looks good. if you can get going pretty quickly there. we can look at the map. getting to the same. mateo bridge also is not all that slow. there are a couple of minor crashes and hayward but you know things are doing a little bit better on the same detailing on the dumbarton bridge, and they are on the bay bridge sat down 8 80. it's stevenson. they were clearing a crash. that's better. it was in the lanes. now it's on the shoulder at 6 11, let's go back to the desk. topping our news,

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of shopping districts still struggling from the pandemic. san francisco native chris larson is donating $2 million through his nonprofit organization avenue green light . now grants will be between five and $50,000 and will go toward local neighborhood merchant groups. one of the grants is expected to go towards replacing the iconic rainbow flag in the castro district. some of the other grants will go toward installing streetlights in jack jackson square near civic center. the money will also fund art walks in the outer

richmond and the castro district and the fillmore jazz festival and concerts in the dogpatch neighborhood. mayor london breed will release her full budget today for san francisco. we have learned that she's proposing $692 million in spending next year to help meet the city's five year plan to cut homelessness in half. now, the mayor says the money would be used for new shelter beds, more housing placements in additional funding to prevent people from falling into homelessness. over the next five years in my homeless recovery plan. my plan and my goal working with our various city agencies and the public is to make sure that we are creating 30,000 new opportunities to ensure that people have new places and that they don't become homeless in the first place. now, if the mayor is spending proposal is approved, she says, it would create 600 shelter beds and 500 homes during the next year. right now, the city faces an

estimated two year deficit of $744 million. within the next few months, we could learn whether it will get more expensive to drive on some southern california freeways. county transportation officials are considering a plan to charge drivers who use the 16th stretch mile stretch of the santa monica freeway. as well as free ways that lead from the san fernando valley to downtown is being considered. it's like a longer version of bay area express lanes. supporters of the idea say congestion pricing in london and singapore has reduced traffic and pollution, but opponents say it hurts low income drivers. several plants for san francisco and san diego were rejected. experts are still figuring out pricing and technology. the program would be in use in 2025, a new report says 40% of food poisoning outbreaks from restaurants are linked to people working while sick, according to the centers for disease control and prevention. the most common illnesses are the norovirus and salmonella. investigators with the cdc are calling for better enforcement of comprehensive

food safety policies. including making sure sick workers stay home. well directors or doctors say cases of a little known respiratory virus peaked this past winter. it's called human meta pneumonia virus, or h mpv, and it's spiked this year picking up this spring, where surges of rsv and the flu and covid-19 left off scientists mpv resembles an infection found in birds that likely jumped from birds to humans. symptoms are similar to common respiratory viruses like hacking, cough fever, sore throat and a lower lung infection. everybody can take really those common sense steps when you're sick to try to just avoid spreading it, even if it's not serious for you. it may be for others, and so just do the sort of kind of thing and keep your germs to yourself. doctors only test for h mpv when someone's hospitalist so it can be overlooked. a 2020 study found that children under the age of five have been infected with h m p. v is the final day

for siebel in pacifica, the bowling alley and arcade has served the community for 65 years for generations. it has been the location for birthday parties and other events and special glow in the dark bowling on friday nights. the bowling alleys owner says he made the difficult decision to retire and close the family business to start a new chapter in their lives. the rockaway grill, which is the bowling alleys restaurant is also closing. maybe they can find a buyer and when you're driving down, it's hard to miss that building. when you're heading into building over. you're like what is that? and it's a bowling alley. yeah, bill. alright, let's start things over now to sell castigated sally, you've been not tracking some trouble spots this morning. what do you got a bridge this morning, andre and pam. see that westbound traffic is slower than usual. they cleared a vehicle that was on fire from the fremont street off ramp, and they did get it out of the way. however the damage is done is i like to say? you know, once the lanes were blocked for that long of a time, we did have

slow traffic. but one thing, though, is things are improving . the carpool lanes are moving well, and you can also think about using the same material bridge. not too tough of a commute there. as you look at the bay, you can see that 8 80 is okay. there's a little slowing near earlier accident on 8 80 at stevenson. the subcommittee also looks good. so even though the bay bridge did have its troubles that seems to be recovering. hopefully we'll get onto the better end. it happened early and maybe by 7 30 will be back to normal. right now. it's 6 19. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. all right, sal. thank you, sir. pamela this is for both of us. okay i'm listening. ollie rasmus? i don't know. hey, you forgot no sky. july may gray june gloom, no sky july and august like to see a little son in july, though you will put in the order. okay i think we need to block this person. it seems a little obnoxious. thank you, ali . yes, i think that's the weakest of the bunch. there was no sky. july august gets a lot

of traction, fog and low clouds all over the place. few breaks in at the thunderstorms that are the big story up in the mountains, especially around tahoe. reno, northeast california around mount shasta. and ice alpine meadows yesterday two and a third inches of rain. i believe it was on google precip map and i use that exclusively buckhorn reservoir west of reading and the third out tourist picked up two thirdh picked up just shy of a quarter of an inch. speaking of sounds like tower, we started the month off with nearly 120 inches of snow at echo peak. we end the month with cut it in half 60, but temperatures yesterday it was 66 in tahoe. but the lows are getting into 30. so we're not seeing huge warmups and same here. no big warmup here. these are the highs yesterday. fairfield san jose gilroy, livermore santa cruz 71, redwood city, 70, napa, 68 and canfield was 67 degrees fifties on the temps for most sunnyvale has been down benton bouncing between 49 and 50. wanna craig's 52 on the peninsula few more

forties. i did see that atherton also on the stanford campus at 49, middletown's 49 upper legs. 46 sebastopol. one observation there at 49 and lagunitas, said 48, but a lot of low fifties for leo tiburon in their rohnert park. 51 point reyes 50 51 in uk and overcast. i mean low clouds have made it up there. truck is 37. south lake tahoe is 35. so that's good 68 down in las vegas , 50 to sacramento, 52 and monterey 48, crescent city. one lower move in southern california high pressure will try and build in here, but the core is well to the north of us, but some of that will kind of work its way into the valley so the value will begin to warm up. i think more so starting friday into the weekend. i'm still wrestling with how much we're going to warm up here gradually warm up, and i'm not buying into a huge one here at least locally. look at the amount of forecast on the rainfall and thunderstorms still for another week active up in the mountains,

50 sixties coast in bay, mr drizzles in town, slow clearing, although there are a few breaks in the clouds 50 60 70 tomorrow we should start a little inland bump up in those temps. and well, if everything goes as advertised. continue that into the weekend, pam all right. thank you. steve another bay area tech company is offloading some of its buildings coming up the reason google says it does not need the space and keep your eye on the sky in parts of the south bay today, it involves the genie taking action to try to prevent wildfires as we get closer to summer.

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from the air, using two helicopters and two tankers. as of right now, it is 60% contained people in santa clara county may notice a lot of pgd crews out starting today, ground and helicopter crews will be inspecting the power lines, electric towers and power poles . for these to the lines and towers between 10 a.m. and four o'clock in the afternoon, and they could be as low as 100 ft. off the ground. the crews will also be looking for any trees that could interfere with electric service so that the trees can be trimmed before there's a problem. time is running out for nevada lawmakers to vote on the a's ballpark proposal. the nevada legislature adjourns next monday , but it's still considering the $380 million financing deal, although polls show constituents strongly opposed the deal hearing earlier this week showed support among lawmakers to provide the public funding for the $1.5 billion ballpark. i think that there, you know what

we heard during that hearing was a lot of questioning, right? what does this mean for las vegas? what does this mean for nevada as a whole? will this bring the jobs that the aides have said it will? and i think that there is the support for it, but it's just a matter of, you know, lawmakers kind of coming to consensus and all the different parts of the deal. as indicated that if it doesn't work out a deal in las vegas, the team will consider moving to another city such as portland, salt lake city or nashville. well many of us have checked out a book but forgot to return it. maybe after a few days, but one book was returned to a napa valley library this month, nearly 100 years after its original checkout date. the book titled a family history of the united states by benson lawson was published back in 18 81. it was checked out of the saint alina public library in february of 1927 with elite fee of five cents per day at the time, so the overdue cost would be about

$1700 at this point. the book has since been placed on display at the library. as a warning about the future of bart and other bay area transit agencies. the plea for help and what transit advocates want the governor and state lawmakers to do to prevent major service cuts. and safety issues remain at the top of mind. for many oakland residents details on the push to keep a violence prevention program going.

rafael: they're called community schools. cecily: it's the hub of the neighborhood. grant: in addition to academic services, we look at serving the whole family. cecily: no two community schools are alike. john: many of our classes are designed around our own students' cultures. kenny: it's about working with the parents. david: the educators, the parents, the students. rafael: we all come together

to better meet the needs of our kids and our families. jackie: it's been really powerful. terry: i'm excited to go to work every day. narrator: california's community schools: reimagining public education. voicing their frustrations with crime and violence in their neighborhood, why they feel they aren't being heard and what they want the city to do. and the showdown over the debt ceiling as a major hurdle today, what's expected from the first vote on the proposal in congress has a

deadline for an agreement approaches. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on tv, and as we take you live to the opening bell, it is women's golf day at the new york stock exchange. that is an organization that is trying to get more women and girls into the sport. which if you play, you know it can teach you a lot about yourself and others, including patients. a lot of patience and concentration. i personally think golf is a great game. there's the bell ringing live and the numbers are headed lower will have all your business news coming up. thank you for joining us here on morning sun to pam cook. a senior in for david is wednesday , may 31st and another day of gloomy skies across the bay area in certain cities. let's check in now with steve paulson we see right behind him. the sfo camera shot with fog. there's a lot of fog out there. what's new? i mean, it's been this way almost the entire month, and there's not much changing anytime. so it does look a little warmer inland this weekend, but i'll deal the deal as we get closer to it. fifties on the temps 50 50 duvet

devore. i mean and thunderstorms in the mountains. and some of these are big boomers. so keep that in mind if you're heading up there. that's not changing any time soon, either. sixties and low seventies. maybe tomorrow we'll start a little bit of a bumper. alright now, 80 . is that what i heard? 80 80. there's a new crash and involving a motorcycle and a pickup or truck of some sort. 80 at cutting boulevard and suddenly from san pablo to richmond. we have a big backup medics are on the way. it doesn't sound good as we have serious injuries reported in this crash, and now if you're driving in, let's say from elsa bronte or richmond. it's going to take you longer and remember when you get to the bay bridge. it's also taking a longer 30 minute drive to get there and that's going to go up. there was a crash on the bridge involving a car fire and that has been cleared, but the damage is done. it's very slow across the bridge . things are getting better, but it's going to take awhile. san mateo bridge is now getting busier as more people are using that bridge instead of the bay

bridge, 6 31, let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. hundreds of people packed a community meeting focused on crime in oakland city council members organized the meeting at oakland tech high school. the crowd expressed anger about violence and their neighborhood. many shared stories and voice their frustration about how the city is handling the recent uptick in crime. one woman described being attacked last monday by young people she thought needed help. with the show after payment, punching me kicking me dragging me through the streets of 1.4 times in six years. on the last time that my staff got held up one point military veterans. black man for hogan almost got shot and killed. police say they are going to work on getting more visible patrols throughout the neighborhoods and city council members say they will push for harsher consequences. if they're

committing these violent crimes repeatedly we can't just say oh, please don't do this again. we have to catch them and create consequences that will send another email letter to the district attorney. i'm talking about this very thing. the oakland department of violence prevention's interim chief says the city has been successful with their intervention teams that work directly with troubled youth at oakland schools. but one problem is the city's budget does not cover all of the schools. oakland city hall protesters gathered at a head of a public meeting to study mayor shank towns proposed budget they are calling for continued funding for violence prevention. one community organizer held up photos of a 13 year old girl who named desiree jenkins and her mother, rebecca, police say were shot and killed as a result of domestic violence in east oakland. this is here. a collective of all the people that came together to support this one family, a mother and daughter, so without the funding , how can we support our people? one student spoke out. as she

says she has a beneficiary of some of these community based programs. i'm a formerly incarcerated, um students and. it helped me because i used to be in a lot of trouble and me being able to go to these programs have helped me the interim chief of the department of violence prevention, says proposed cuts could mean 2000. fewer people will receive services. the oakland city council is set to hold public forums and develop their proposal before finalizing a two year spending plan at the end of next month. there will be a vote today in the house of representatives on a plan to suspend the nation's debt ceiling. president biden and house speaker kevin mccarthy brokered the deal and are both working to convince lawmakers in their parties to support the package before next week's deadline. president and his team are having conversation with democratic members of congress across the ideological spectrum , moderate and progressives that includes more than 101 on one calls with members of congress that's between the president and

his team sixties. the deal made it through the house rules committee yesterday by one vote. conservative republicans say the budget cuts in the agreement don't go far enough. progressive democrats don't like some of the concessions the president made to get republican support. not one republican should vote for this deal. it is a bad deal still undecided, you know, on the one hand obviously we want to make sure there's no default, so that's priority number one. but we also need to hold our ground to stand up for the most vulnerable americans. if the house approves the deal, it will go to the senate. congress faces a monday deadline to address the debt ceiling. that's when the treasury department projects the u. s. would be unlikely to have enough money to meet its debt obligations. lawmakers and public transit officials are pledging with governor newsom to keep bay area public transit alive with more state funding. this is a do or die moment for public transportation. in california. new funding is

needed, or bart must begin making severe cuts to service and staffing. mark says without increased state funding, it will have to consider reducing trains to once an hour, ending all weekend service and stopping weekday service at nine pm service would be a big a big impact on the economy on um, you know, mobility and people's general general quality of life in the bay area. i am a huge advocate of public transportation. um i don't think we have enough of it, actually. public transit advocates say additional state funding is necessary to help the area transit systems survive as they try to adapt to reduced ridership numbers following the pandemic. we now know a little bit more about what's driving the low ridership on barred a recent poll of passengers by the bay area council found three main issues, crime safety and cleanliness. 78% of the respondents, including those who never or rarely ride, bart, say

they would hop on a train more often if the system was significantly clear. julie haener and safer. the sad truth is that, uh, driving is dramatically underpriced in most cities, including in the bay area. uh and that's why you see more people driving than our roads can sustain until we start charging people a little bit more of the true cost of driving, which includes the cost of accidents and pollution, and not to mention traffic congestion. we're going to have more people driving than we can handle and not enough people in public transit. he also says transit agencies need sustainable sources of funding that is not reliant on ridership numbers. alright from public transit. we stay to the roads. now we check in with south castigated to see how things are looking out there this morning. andrea do want to mention bart because bart trains are not stopping in daly city because of police activity that the system otherwise is doing okay. in case

you want to take it, but there is some problem at the daily city station and trains are not stopping there. alright, let's go to the bay bridge. we've had the very slow traffic because of an earlier problem on the span. there is a new problem now on 80 westbound. this would be 80th cutting. there's a motorcycle accident there and traffic is slow, have also noticed nearby that westbound 5 80 traffic is going to be slow getting up to the richmond saying rafael bridge, the 31 minute triumph from the khorkina spreads to the maze will probably go up. as you get to the bay bridge, so i want to talk about the same with tail bridge in case you want to use that it's not too slow. there's some slow traffic getting to it on 8 80. it's been a quiet commute in the south day, there's some slowing on the ultimate pass and some slowing on highway four. as you come from any active conquered. at 6 38. let's talk about today's start. once again, here's steve . slowing on highway for that never happens, so right. it's pretty typical. thank you, sir. thunderstorms thunderstorms big

time. i mean they are erupting reading mount shasta, northeast california. also around tahoe, truckee and reno. i 80 50 even the parts of nevada. alpine meadows picked up two and 30 inches of rain from one isolated thunderstorm yesterday, buckhorn reservoir, which is west of reading inch and a third out tourist, two thirds tahoe, and reno both picked up a quarter of an inch and our good friend. just me and clayton. the alpine medals. rainfall number is amazing. and also shows how localized thunderstorms can be. a guarantee there was probably ah sunshine not far away. that's how local these are. you can see the activity, though still continuing in amounts that's not ending anytime soon. in fact, it's just not so temperatures staying on the cool side here. fairfield san jose gilroy livermore in santa cruz all 71 yesterday. redwood city 70. napa 68 canfield only 67 degrees fifties on most of the temps are a few forties, but a lot of fifties more forties on the

peninsula. but all 50 so far east bay temps lafayette 52 clayton, speaking of 51, kensington's 50, alsa bronte panel. 52 berkeley, 53 hayward's 53 dublin's 52. so i said, thermal is what we call that thirties in the mountains. truckee sounds like tahoe 52 in sacramento, 52 in monterey, sacramento, was only 77 degrees yesterday. not much changing. yet there's still a lot of the overcast by friday, saturday, then it does look like some inland sounds warm up the valley will for sur s bump up for us here. i'm going to ease into this. whites of his eyes. if you will, before i start going too crazy on any warmups. i just don't think it will be for us too much, and the mountains will continue to get a lot of thunderstorm activity. fog drizzle. we have a lot of drizzle in the forecast here today and then after that slow clearing, sunny, breezy to windy and miles, fifties sixties seventies tomorrow, we should start seeing little inland bump up on those temps, and we'll

continue to kind of ease into that as we go into the friday and into the weekend. employees have one tech company one giant tech company planning a walkout all across the country. why workers are protesting amazon today. all right, let's check in with ali rasmus in our newsroom for a look at the other stories. we're following for you here on mornings on to pam and andre. it could be a good sign for gas prices, but maybe not the economy overall u. s. oil prices dropped below $70 a barrel, the lowest point in the last four weeks. coming up at seven how the debt ceiling agreement is affecting that market. plus we heard a lot of physicians and parents talking about the virus rsv. it's a common illness that can be serious, especially for young kids. this winter was a rough one with the high number of cases, but some medical researchers say they are getting close to a vaccine for rsv for older adults, the timeline and the work that still needs to be done w

you're as a republican presidential candidate. the event in iowa was his first big speech since entering the race last week. it starts a four day 12 city swang, where he will also make appearances in early primary states of new hampshire at an evangelical church in des moines to santa's criticized the bipartisan debt deal that was struck over the weekend. this is not going to solve our nation's fiscal problems. i can tell you in florida we run budget surpluses . we have a $1.2 trillion gdp in florida, the 13th largest economy will campaign in iowa for two days. the iowa caucuses

will be held early next year. donald trump also scheduled to visit iowa this week. neither candidate has campaign stops in california on their schedule. 6 44. now the state senate passed a bill to extend the age for foster care in california. the measure would allow young people to stay in the foster care system for one year longer until the age of 22. the goal is to reduce the risk of homelessness for the estimated 4000 youth who age out of the system every year, the state senator dave cortesi, who authored the bill, said in a statement. quote extending faster care raises the likelihood that a young person will attend college, earn more money and stay out of trouble with the law. let's give are more vulnerable young people some extra support so they can make progress toward college or a good career. in today's dollars and sounds, google put more than 1.4 million square feet of office space in silicon valley on the subways market, according to the san francisco business times. the sub leased listings cover seven buildings in mountain view and sunnyvale. google says it's working to ensure that its real estate investments match the needs of

its hybrid workforce. google has previously said it still is committed to its massive downtown west campus in san jose. hundreds of amazon employees want to send the company, a message and amazon workers advocacy group says more than 1800 amazon employees around the world have pledged to walk off the job today, according to reports internal messages between employees mentioned returned to office mandates the company's lack of commitment to climate change and recent job cuts as reasons for the walk off. nearly half of those employees are planning to walk off the company's headquarters in seattle this afternoon. twitter is now worth just one third of what elon musk paid for it. that's according to fidelity investments, has already said that he overpaid for the social media platform, he says it's worth less than half of the $44 billion he paid for the company but also is struggling financially since he took over. fidelity says the latest lost valuation wipes out $850 million from masks $187

billion fortune, but. as wealth is up $48 billion so far this year because of the increased value in tesla. stark warning coming from a list of top experts in artificial intelligence, they released a statement saying, quote mitigating the risk of extinction from a i should be a global priority alongside other societal scale risks such as pandemics and nuclear war. now sam altman, the ceo of chat gpt , was among the hundreds who signed the message suggesting that a i could have the capability in the future to wipe out humankind and one of the people who signed onto that warning is san jose state university engineering professor ahmed bonhoeffer. he said the technology had the potential to be smarter than humans who invented it. they are going to get to the point where which is the third level the super ai where they're going to see the human is really slowing in the whole process down and they're gonna start making their own rules. the professor says. at that point a i could start to view humans as an obstacle. he

also says there should be collaboration between nations on controlling the ai technology. alright 6 47 is the time back over to south, keeping an eye on traffic. i knew you were following pretty big delay at the bay bridge that's still in place. it is still in place. but there's a crash upstream a is an injury crash involving a motorcycle and i think some ridn traffic in san pablo getting into richmond. but also we have the time going up 37 minute drive between the quirkiness bridge and the maze that the bay bridge top plaza. we have a bigger back up. there was a car fire on the bridge earlier that car fire has been removed, but it's slow. some people have been using the same mateo bridge instead. and that's also getting crowded. so you see, when one bridge goes down other people, you know, go go to the other bridges. something commutes still looks pretty good yesterday. we had some issues today. it's looking very good, especially for this time getting into that west valley. it's 6 48

spring steep back in with today's weather. thank you. we will take a look at the snow melt, which has been cut in half from the beginning of the month until the end of the month. that much yes, that much. you can take a look here. hopefully, it'll move. there you go. there you go to push it along here. at echo peak. 7800 ft started the month with almost 1 20. we ended with 60. so there you go, but the thunderstorms have really been adding to the excitement if you will in the forecast up there. temperatures have been in the sixties, but the thunderstorm activity has just gone bonkers. alpine meadows picked up two and a third inches now again, these are very isolated. corn reservoir west of reading and internet third all tourists to third, south lake tahoe and reno both picked up just shy of a quarter of an inch. few forties lot of fifties and mainly low fifties. just i mean temperatures are kind of stuck due to the fog. atherton no at 47. 49 stanford and then 50th. woodside redwood city. san carlos pacifica all pretty close

and montara beach and pillar point or 1 degrees cooler than san mateo and belmont. so kind of a coolness there. there are a few breaks in the fog thirties in a man's truck. he sounds like tahoe 57 san diego to 15 crescent city. they were 47 at one time. a lot of activity will continue in the mountains. we get the fog and low clouds the pattern really showing that much signs of changing there will be little to no change today. tomorrow does look like inland temple bum up. bump up. the weekend does look more. if you're in the value, it will be the warmest in a while. i'll tackle our weekend jump up on those temps as we get to friday. i think it's not going to be as hot as some people think it depends on where you are is relation to the coast. more activity in the mountains over the next week, not ending there anytime soon. fifties sixties coast in bay upper sixties seventies, a little bit of drizzle in the mix there. slow clearing breeze picks up 50 60 seventies tomorrow, though i do think we'll start a little bump up in those temps more so as we head towards the weekend there, andre. alright, steve. thanks so much. netflix has built its business on streaming movies and

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now in san jose, the city reports fewer people living on the streets. then a year ago, city leaders say a recent count shows 10.7% reduction in unsheltered people. it's no supplies. we are leading the way here in san jose and reducing unsheltered homelessness by embracing solutions that are faster to deploy, and in order for them to be faster, they have to be more cost effective entry level. san jose mayor matt mehan says the drop in homelessness is largely because of the quick build communities that are now going up in parts of the city. san mateo county supervisors are looking into the damage caused by fentanyl and opioids. they're now working on a comprehensive plan that will focus on education treatment and increased access to medications that can reverse overdoses. data shows there were 81 overdose deaths in san mateo county last year. 50 of them involved

fentanyl, federal drug authorities say if you take a street drug that's been laced with fentanyl, there is a 60% chance it will kill you. and the chances are even higher in some parts of the country, one place with increased police enforcement against illegal drugs is along the gulf coast of florida, the league county sheriff, this is in fort myers area has doubled the size of its narcotics unit since last year. that's after seeing more potent drugs on the streets. drugs are laced with fentanyl marijuana. there are pills now that look like different types of pills that are fentanyl pills. so unfortunately when these drugs are out in the streets we're responding to overdoses. federal customs agents say there has been 150% increase in the number of bus involving fentanyl since this time last year. they say that drug is responsible for more than 100,000 drug overdose deaths since last spring. well today marks world no tobacco day campaign to emphasize the dangers of tobacco on the health of people as well as the planet.

the world health organization started this day back in 1987 tobacco increases risks to cancer, lung and heart disease, diabetes and strokes more than 120 countries currently grow. tobacco scientists say deepens food insecurity because it takes up for land. that would otherwise go to harvesting fruits and vegetables. the people who work in the lands grow tobacco. they actually consume as much nicotine as is contained in 50 cigarettes a day women who are pregnant and of course to the 1 million children who are also working in the lands. the w. h o is directing a large focus on combating tobacco farming and countries across asia, south america and africa. more than 8 million people worldwide die from tobacco each year. roughly 1.2 million of these deaths come from second hand smoke. former first lady rosalynn carter has been diagnosed with dementia. the 95 year old is now at home with her husband, former president jimmy carter, who has been at home

receiving hospice care since february. in a statement, the family says rosalynn carter quote continues to live happily at home with her husband. the carters have been married for 76 years. area woman is keeping the spirit of the late tina turner alive in her show. that's leah sweet when she's not performing around the world. she's at home in brentwood suites, says she idolized turner after the first concert he ever saw with her. it's because of her. you know, you got little girls who never would have imagine becoming rock stars. it was through her performance that made little black girls. i have dreams and inspirations of becoming great entertainers. a sweet, performed last night at yoshi's, as part of the three queens tribute show

, and you can catch a show in hayward on june 15th at the city's juneteenth festival. the drought emergency declaration in napa is ending a little more than a year after it was put in place. this comes after a very wet winter for much of the bay area county has received nearly 32 inches of rain since october, exceeding its annual average rainfall. most bay area counties have also ended their drought emergencies. kia and hyundai vehicles are still being stolen at high rate despite a recent software fix. the surgeon thefts began last summer when a viral tiktok trying exposed security flaw in the vehicles, anti theft computer chip companies recently reported only 7% of about 8 million potentially vulnerable vehicles have received the update. he and hyundai also decided not to issue a safety recall for the fix. some dealers say that has made it harder to convince car owners to make an appointment. families and teachers are celebrating the installation of a new turf field . san francisco middle school, the young students wasted no time trying out the new field that james lick middle school in

the valley. the school's soccer coach, says the improvement shows the commitment from the community to use sports programs as an educational tool. there's plenty of research stilling is that nothingelhe brain the school's parent teacher student association, along with some help from the community raised more than $100,000 to add the turf over what was once asphalt. boosting tourism in san francisco how the city is trying to bring visitors back to pre pandemic levels will take a look at the campaign in the works, plus the former ghost ship warehouse in oakland now has reconstruction plans in the works, but a nonprofit developer has planned for that space and can't just walk up to any property and decimate something that means something to a community. some people in the community criticizing the decision to reduce charges against vandals responsible for

tearing down a statue in front of the church in the north bay. we'll hear from some of the people who are concerned about the decisions made here. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto welcome mornings onto i'm ali rasmus. andre senior. today is wednesday, may 31st and we're starting the day. of course, with that cloudy skies here steve paulson now to give us an update on the forecast. that's been pretty gloomy all month. not much change today, maybe by the weekend, at least away from the coast attempts low 51 52 53, mae a few breaks here. not a lot. otherwise things said. there's just another big fog back. i mean, look at that. i mean, it's tough to warm up when you have this much fun in place. not only that, but big thunderstorms erupting in the mounds. it's you know, it's isolated, not widespread, but they're all over the place. northern sacramento valley, northeast california and also around tahoe and truckee and reno sixties and seventies on your taps. that's it's still