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follow developments in baltimore. we've learned the cargo shipped involved in a crash with the bridge. there was just recently inspected and what that inspection uncovered and the new questions that have now come up from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's march 27th and good morning to you here. >> i've been sort of listening to all the weather talk you guys have been doing because the timing has shifted just a little. >> oh yeah. >> later. that is correct. but clouds are rolling in here so it'll be cloudy to mostly cloudy in the morning. maybe a few sun breaks, but we had some 30s now. i think most locations are in the 40s. stanford campus briefly dropped to 39, now 40, but cloud cover is beginning to roll in. but the rain is going to take a while to get here. that is. no doubt about it. slow down now. the light overrunning rain could easily start areas like santa rosa, but a little earlier. but goodbye blue sky because we have low clouds, some higher clouds rolling in and we'll be cloudy

by this afternoon. this evening with rain developing later today into tonight. 5060s on the temps. all right, 37. or is that better? >> it's still slow, steve. this was an injury crash on 37 near 121, so. hey, you. if you are the guy who drives or the gal who drives from vallejo to novato this morning, i'm talking to you. yes, i'm talking to you. i'm not talking to me. yeah, i'm talking to you. give yourself extra time. let's put that up on the map, please, there you go. you can see all the red this was a head on crash. fortunately, the injuries were not life threatening. but there were injuries here, and 37 is very slow. as i mentioned, this is a look at 80 westbound coming out to the maze. you can see that traffic is moving along. all right. and at the bay bridge we're backed up to the maze. the earlier stall has been cleared. 701 let's go back to the desk. >> a recovery effort is now underway in baltimore for six construction workers, who are presumed dead after a cargo ship

crashed into the francis scott key bridge, causing that bridge to collapse. >> we want to take you out there live to show you what the scene looked like at this moment, officials say the tragedy could have been even worse if not for the crew of the ship. they sent out a mayday call letting officials know they had no control of the ship as it was approaching the bridge. and because of that call, the police were able to stop the traffic at both ends of the bridge. >> one of you guys on the south side, one of you guys on the north side, hold all traffic on the key bridge. there's a ship approaching. it's just lost their steering. so until you get that under control, we gotta stop all traffic and then just minutes later with the traffic stopped, that happened. >> the bridge collapsed. the president of the structural engineers association of northern california says that collapse will raise a lot of questions nationwide about how to protect bridges are different opportunities for bumper types of systems that include

potentially bringing gravel from the seabed to the top. >> so it's physically not possible for a boat to strike. >> the construction crew was filling potholes mid-span when the bridge collapsed. right now, there's no indication that an evacuation order was given to the workers. guatemala's foreign affairs ministry said. two of the missing workers are guatemalan nationals. officials with the honduran and mexican government also said they are missing some of their citizens. >> our time is 703 this morning. we're also finding out that that big cargo ship that crashed into the bridge recently passed an inspection. the quality shipping information system. equasis says there were no deficiencies on the ship and spotted during the latest inspection. but back in june, a separate inspection found a problem with the ship's propulsion and auxiliary machinery. the cargo ship lost power early tuesday before it collided with that, the bridge and its beams. a maritime expert says losing power is one of the

worst things that can happen. >> could mean the loss of steering communications, loss of your, bridge equipment, which is providing you with your position and, heading information there. >> captain michael burns junior also says the job of a bar pilot, the person who's guiding a ship in and out of harbors and bays is one of the toughest jobs out there, especially with changing tides and weather happening today. >> people in oakland will hear from their new police chief, ktvu amanda quintana, live in oakland this morning with what we already know about incoming chief floyd mitchell. amanda >> yes. well, floyd mitchell, we have heard from him just from a written statement, but we haven't actually heard from him personally. so today will be the first day we might get an idea of some of his plans, what he plans to change here in oakland as he tries to address crime here in the city. now, today,

there will be a ceremony oakland mayor xiang tao, who selected mitchell to be the new police chief, will formally introduce him this afternoon. it's been more than a year since tao fired former chief laurent armstrong, and it's been a long process to find his replacement. that included some friction between tao and the police commission. mitchell comes to oakland from texas, where he was most recently the police chief in lubbock for four years. also police chief in temple before that, he was a police officer in kansas city for 25 years. he left his position in lubbock in september of last year after the department was criticized for an increased number of unanswered 911 calls. local leaders here have said that mitchell will need to do his homework and learn the culture of the city and the department here in oakland, and they say he's stepping into a tough position. chief mitchell, in his statements, has said he wants to create a stronger, safer oakland by working with residents, business owners and city

leadership as well as the police commission. now there will be a ceremony that's going to happen at city hall at 1:00 today. he will be formally introduced to the city, but that does not mean he starts his job today. so there will be some time. we haven't gotten an exact start date yet, but he's expected to start in late april or early may. but we might get a better idea of when that actual start date might be. today, live in oakland amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> amanda, thank you. downtown oakland continues to struggle in its post-pandemic recovery, the chronicle reports. the starwood capital group, a miami based private equity firm, recently surrendered a $500 million deal on a trio of office towers just blocks away from lake merritt. experts say high commercial vacancy rates, shuttered businesses and a lack of activity during weekday business hours is putting pressure on oakland's merchants as they work to recover from the pandemic. >> our time now 707, a former pittsburgh police officer,

confessed to several crimes and to destroying evidence in order to cover up his tracks. patrick bergen pleaded guilty to several felonies, including wire fraud and selling steroids. he also enrolled his former girlfriend to take online college courses for him so he could get a pay raise. the court documents revealed that after successfully scamming the system, bergen promoted it as a service for other police officers. he is scheduled to be sentenced in july. >> brentwood police say a swat team recovered several guns and drugs during a raid happened around 7:00 yesterday morning on applewood common near brentwood boulevard. police say two people were detained. they didn't make any arrests. we've learned the raid is part of an ongoing police investigation. once complete, the results are expected to be sent to the contra costa county da's office. >> time now. 707 san francisco mayor london breed criticizing the board of supervisors for overriding her veto of a bill that limits construction in some

san francisco neighborhoods. >> now, the measure restricts density limits along the waterfront. supervisor aaron peskin says the legislation protects small historic districts in the bay from supersized massive luxury towers . three supervisors voted against the measure, including matt dorsey. >> i think this risks opening the door to more problematic steps in the wrong direction, and i think there are many other neighborhoods in san francisco that can lay claim to similarly legitimate, arguments for being historically significant. >> mayor breed called the veto override a setback in the push to build more housing. in a statement, she said our current housing shortage is the result of decades of bad policy decisions and inaction, and it will take years of consistent and relentless work to make the necessary changes to get more housing built. that's the work ahead of us now. >> aaron peskin, the head of the board of supervisors, disagreed. he also issued a statement saying developers will still be

able to build bigger and higher, but they won't be able to demolish buildings on certain blocks and replace them with towers that are the same height as telegraph hill itself. >> time now 709 and we have to go right back to highway 37 westbound because of a crash at 121 sears point area. the crash was eastbound, but it's a delaying westbound traffic as people take a look at it. and right now, traffic is very, very slow. if you are driving on 37, please give yourself plenty of extra time on 80 westbound it's slow and when you get to the bay bridge it is backed up. we had an earlier problem there on the bridge. you can see that traffic is actually going to be okay once you make it onto the span 709. let's go back to the desk. >> okay, sal. >> well, the tough new immigration law in texas. it's on hold this morning. we'll tell you more about the continuing legal battle of a law that would deport and arrest migrants.

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become big ones. well, now san jose wants to do the same thing. ktvu is andre senior in the studio now. tell us how they're using ai to deal with the homeless crisis. >> dave gasia, good morning to you both here. several tech companies are participating in this pilot program. the goal is to fix issues across the city by having an ai algorithm analyze video footage collected across san jose. now the algorithm will look for things like graffiti and large potholes that can be a road hazard. they're also training their ai model to identify and predict other things like homeless encampments, blue dome is one of five companies participating in the pilot. they showed us the technology at work. >> what we use is a very simple gopro camera mounted on city vehicles, and when they drive

around, they'll upload the video. >> one of the things with ai is you have to teach it what to go look for. and so teaching is like, hey, that's a pothole. this is a building, here's graffiti, here's not graffiti. >> right now san jose has just one car outfitted with those cameras. it's only done a few test runs so far, but critics are skeptical, and homeless advocates aren't sure if this high tech solution will solve the housing crisis. >> public saying, okay, this is another tool, but a tool for what you've got to get homeless, unhoused people into housing. that's the solution. it's always been the solution. >> there is privacy risk. there is bias. risk that comes to ai. and this is really a key issue. we're trying to address. because if we jump into conclusion without learning, if we try running without walking, we get ourselves in trouble. >> there is no set timeline for how long this pilot will last. city officials say it may take a while to see how effective the ai algorithm will actually be. garcia andre senior. >> thank you. a project to house

and help low income tenants in oakland just got a major boost and is now months away from rio from opening these were just sketches and notes on paper, and now it has turned into a building. this building is in west oakland at seventh street, known as the black panther center. it will house low income tenants and offer employment opportunities for people who were formerly incarcerated. businesses there will include an urban farm, a tech center, and a market. >> i came from the streets, my mom smoked crack. my dad was wasn't around, you know, so i came from nothing. so this is my opportunity for my first opportunity. >> and i'm gonna take advantage of such a great opportunity. >> the project has been years in the making. a recent $1 million donation by the black lives matter organization will help speed up the process. >> it's about making a difference in the lives of people who need it. it's about creating community where black people can thrive. >> construction on the building is expected to be complete in may. the first tenants should arrive in july. >> all right. our time is 716 and just over a week from right

now, a total solar eclipse is expected across several states. millions of people will try to see it. science reports say during the eclipse, the air temperature will go down. often it comes with an eerie silence and you will experience up to 4.5 minutes of complete darkness as the moon covers. the sun. >> it's going to be a little bit longer because the moon's a little bit closer and its orbit to earth. you can hear kind of the crickets might start chirping as if they would kind of during a dusk time, you might see bats come out because they think it's darker. the, birds may be quieter or more active. >> now here in the bay area, that total eclipse won't be visible. the path of that eclipse stretches from texas to maine, but we'll be able to see a partial eclipse. you have to see it with some really good protective viewing glasses. all right, 717 swing out to our traffic center. >> sal castaneda been monitoring a couple problems popping up now. >> yeah. 37. we have to go back

to that there. garcia and dave driving from vallejo to novato. a lot of people use 37 this morning. it's going to be extra slow because of a crash that happened 37 at 121. and it is going to be very slow through there because of the crash. even though the crash was in the eastbound direction, westbound is slow still, 80 westbound is also slow through richmond, heading out to the macarthur maze and the bay bridge coming back to life here after an earlier stalled vehicle had stalled it and kind of slowed it way down. but right now it's getting better. that stall is gone, but still a little congestion for the normal morning commute. 717 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> thank you, kind sir. we'll get to it before the cloud cover started to roll in here, we had some cool lows south, south. gilroy i saw 36, boulder creek, 37, woodside, 38 morgan hill. from our observer, chris henry, 38, on the stanford campus. briefly 39, hollister 39, la

honda, 39 and east of alum rock, also 39. i think most of those have now started to come up because the cloud cover is coming in always tough to do the timeline here, but i think by noon there will be some light rain north bay. that's the warm overrunning. but for most locations, 6 p.m. to even 10 p.m. maybe before the system arrives. that will be this evening. here, quarter inch three quarters should cover stronger system, more in the way of wind. and i think heavier rain will arrive late friday into early saturday. cloud cover is on the move, that's for sure, but the rain still has a long way to go. the system upper low and you see them wrap themselves up like that. they reach maturity and they've slowed down a little bit. you're seeing a system develop within the system and that always puts the brakes on 4050. although menlo park still showing 40, san carlos 42. but most locations are starting to bounce off some of those morning lows. we'll see rain sweeping in, but not until later this evening. i am using the canadian model called the gem cmc ten kilometer appreciation precipitation. it's been pretty good. it's the wettest of the three being the gem, the gfs and

the euro. the euro is kind of in between. the gfs, of course is the driest, at least in this case, but shows pretty good rain. so i'll buy into that maybe three quarters of an inch, maybe an inch up towards cazadero stronger system friday night, saturday, and then hopefully by saturday night that low is on its way to southern california and sunday morning will be on the drier but windy and cool side. rain arrives later, but cloud cover on the move here. already 5060s on the temps. much cooler going into saturday than a rebound. looks like early next week. >> steve thank you. 719 we continue to follow the latest developments out of baltimore following that deadly bridge collapse. next, we're live near the site of the disaster with the investigation as it unfolds. we'll also take a look at the wide ranging economic impact of the collapse. >> also, nasa's first indigenous indigenous astronaut sent into space is back on earth. now, we'll tell you how this bay area native continues her mission beyond space travel

rafah is israel's military operation in gaza continues. israel's defense ministry met with us secretary of defense lloyd austin at the pentagon yesterday amid rising tensions over the war in gaza. fear is escalating in rafah following israeli airstrikes that killed more than a dozen people. israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu is vowing to move forward with the planned invasion of the region. it's a move the u.s. has discouraged, saying it would only add to the

instability. >> our time now is up in 23. uc berkeley police want the public to help them identify people linked to a pro-palestinian rally that turned violent. we'll show you these images released by uc police. the authorities called the protest a riot, saying members of the crowd forced their way into zellerbach playhouse, where an israeli attorney was giving a lecture. some of the guests, even the police officers, were injured, and the interior of the building was damaged. now the speaker did come back to the campus a few days later and did present his lecture without a problem. it is 723. the east bay city of albany is the latest bay area community passing a resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza. city council members passed that resolution last night. several residents of that small city of 20,000 people between berkeley and el cerrito testified both for and against the resolution. several other bay area cities,

including richmond, oakland and san francisco, also have passed cease fire resolutions. >> there is growing concern about mountain lion attacks here in california, after the first deadly attack by a big cat in two decades. recently over the weekend, two brothers in el dorado county were attacked by a mountain lion. one of them was killed. now a man in south san francisco says he saw mountain lion in his backyard, called south city police, who then posted a photo of it on social media. but some experts say the man was mistaken and that he likely saw a house cat security camera. >> the lighting can be funny, there can be distortion, but to me it looks a lot like a house cat. >> i'm curious where it came from, yeah. i haven't seen any mountain lions here before. >> experts with the bay area puma project looked at the photo, and they also say it was not a mountain lion. the group says the number of reported mountain lion sightings, though, typically does increase after an attack or other such incident. >> all right, guys, your time is 725. nasa's first indigenous woman astronaut is now telling

her story on college campuses to inspire young people to follow their dreams. >> and i didn't have it all figured out. i didn't know that i wanted to be an astronaut. i didn't even know that that was a possibility. >> that's astronaut nicole mann. she was born in petaluma last year, she spent six months on the international space station and completed two spacewalks. her story is now inspiring the next generation of astronauts, engineers and science artists. >> she really showed me that there are a lot of opportunities for people of indigenous backgrounds. and it's not a detriment where you come from or you know, your who you are. >> now, nicole mann is also a colonel in the marine corps. she served as a combat fighter and a test pilot. she says she tells young people, you can do anything you put your mind to. time now. 726 a legal battle over access to an abortion pill

continues. the latest in what legal analysts predict the supreme court will do following that deadly bridge collapse in baltimore. >> bay area residents are concerned about what could happen in our region in the event of a similar ship strike. what experts say about the strength of the bay bridge and the golden gate, and the protections built into those spans

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major bridge collapse after it was hit by a large container ship. we're going to bring you a live report with the latest efforts to find the six people believed to be dead after yesterday's tragedy, and that bridge collapsed, as many people here in the bay area are wondering, could that happen here? we'll tell you what safety experts and engineers say about the infrastructure protecting bay area bridges from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark i'm gasia mikaelian

diane. >> it's wednesday march 27th the day we've been told to expect rain earlier we thought maybe steve paulson before dinnertime. but now this could be a post-dinner event for it. >> depends on where you are. south yes, north. there will be rain by then, but yes, it's showing up later. no doubt about it. a couple of sun breaks here, but clouds are on the move here. low and high clouds, you can see that. so i think for the morning i think mostly you're fine now. areas north always get that warm over running. so light rain. santa rosa or marin county. i usually draw the line in marin county north, but for some, i mean, it's not bad. i mean, you know, we'll get some sun breaks this system, no doubt about it. putting on the brakes. but it will get here. but the key is factor is later, not sooner. unless you're north. as in even this afternoon for some or tonight for others. so goodbye, blue sky, which many of us had yesterday turning cloudy and breeze will pick up and rain arrives for many late this afternoon. if not tonight. 50 60s on the temps there. well, i don't think it's the best out there, but let's get it sorted out with mr. sal castaneda, 37. >> yeah, 37 is slow, steve, that

is sort of coming back to life now that they've opened up the lanes on 37 at 121. but it took a while. let me put it up on the map here for you and show you that 37 out of vallejo is going to be tough because of a crash at 121. they've opened up more lanes at one point that was blocking several. it's eastbound as well, but it's a visual hazard. even if the lanes aren't blocked. but things are definitely improving. there if you are driving on 80, it is slow in richmond as it normally is, and at the bay bridge we have a backup all the way out to the maze. 731 let's go back to the headlines as recovery efforts are underway in baltimore now for six construction workers presumed dead after a cargo ship hit a pillar of the francis scott key bridge, causing that bridge to collapse. >> reporter connor hansen is live at the site of that bridge and is joining us now. thanks for being with us, connor. there are so many concerns here, economic infrastructure related. but let's start with the people who were on that bridge when it collapsed. what have you been

able to learn about them? >> garcia? unfortunately, still no word on the six people who are missing six construction workers who are working on resurfacing. resurfacing the bridge overnight. right when that massive ship collided with one of its main supports, sending it plunging into the river. two people were rescued. but again, those six people, unfortunately, are presumed dead . the rescue effort has now turned into a recovery effort. now there are people being hailed as heroes here. the people that not only called a mayday call, but the first responders who were here at the bridge that closed off both sides to traffic, saving a lot of lives. no doubt. tens of thousands of cars cross this bridge every single day. it's still unclear if there were any other cars besides ones tied to that construction crew that fell off. that's still all under investigation. >> okay, let's shift now to the

wide ranging effects of this crash. the port of baltimore is a major hub. ranks first among u.s. ports for cars and light trucks. where do operations at the ports stand now? >> right now, they're at a standstill. all shipping traffic in and out of the port of baltimore is just on hold for now until they can clear out all of that debris and clear out that bridge. but as you mentioned, a major import export spot for cars, cars, for agricultural equipment, so much stuff. tons, millions of tons coming out of this harbor. it's the ninth biggest port in the country. so right now, all these massive cargo companies are having to reroute hundreds of ships to different ports. there's even a cruise ship that left out of here that'll have to find a different port to return to. and this is going to cost a lot of money for the area. and for the entire us economy. after a while. >> all right. now to the latest on the investigation into what

happened. we know the ship lost power. we heard about that mayday call. what's happening now as officials work to learn more about what happened right before the ship lost power and hit the bridge. >> yeah. investigation is still in its very early stages. the ntsb is here on the scene. investigators have been planning to actually get on board that ship today to gather any evidence they can before it starts to go away or get cleared away. we know they have what you might call the equivalent of a black box, like you might see on an airplane from the ship. they've sent that to their labs to pull any kind of data they can, and that will hopefully shed some light on when they might have lost propulsion or what exactly might have happened here. and hopefully try to prevent something like this from ever happening again. >> connor hanson, live for us in baltimore. thank you. >> all right. our time is 735 here in the bay area. many people wonder if what happened to the bridge in baltimore could happen here. now, ships have

crashed into the bay bridge before. back in 2013, an oil tanker 750ft long, bounced off the bumper of one of the towers on the western span. and in 2007, a 900 foot long container ship also hit the bridge. we talked to caltrans, the owner and caretaker of the bay bridge, about safety precautions in place. >> all of our bridge columns are surrounded by extremely robust rust, protection systems, that that absorb the energy of the ship before it actually can touch the bridge. our fenders actually do more damage to the ship than the ship is done to the bridge. in the past. >> now, unlike the baltimore bridge, neither bay bridge collision was a direct hit to a tower. a retired uc berkeley engineering professor and consultant consultant who has built many bridges and consulted on damaged bridges around the world, does not agree with caltrans. he says. if something

that's big enough hit the bay bridge, it could fall. >> governor newsom could be facing another recall attempt. the california secretary of state approved petitioners to begin collecting signatures in a recall attempt. they have until september to gather more than a million valid signatures. if that happens, the lieutenant governor is required to call a recall election between 1680 days after that. petitioners have a shorter window to gather signatures than they did back in the 2021 recall. because of pandemic exemptions, a federal appeals court has refused to lift an order that blocks texas from arresting and deporting migrants suspected of crossing the border illegally. the ruling is the latest development in what is a back and forth legal battle over texas governor greg abbott's strict new immigration law. the law was in effect for several hours on march 19th because of a procedural order from the us supreme court. the court then sent the case back to the appellate court for further consideration in those appellate judges blocked the law again, they're keeping the block in place as this case proceeds. >> our time now is 737. the u.s.

supreme court listened to arguments about whether to restrict access to widely used abortion drugs like mifepristone. last year, it was used in almost two out of every three abortions in the u.s. a group of anti-abortion doctors sued the fda, claiming the fda didn't look at all of the possible health risks. however, legal analysts say it appears the court may preserve access to the pill. the court appears to agree the plaintiffs don't have the legal standing to sue. >> to qualify for standing, you have to be harmed by the regulation, the law and you have to have essentially some skin in the game. in this case, these were individuals who all claim to be doctors. but upon review by the court, it was determined that of the seven, only two actually could potentially and it was deeply attenuated, be affected by the regulations. >> now the drug was approved 24 years ago. federal law lawyers

are arguing it has shown to be as safe as taking tylenol. >> 738 let's get out the door here. work, school, all those things happening. sal, where's your greatest concern for traffic? >> well, it's been 37. that's getting a little bit better now. 37. we had that crash at sears point. finally they cleared it and things are a little bit better on 37, although it is a little slower than normal when you get over to novato it is going to be slow as well. on southbound 101 which is typical 80 slowing in richmond. there's also a backup at the richmond san rafael bridge there, and the commute is going to be slow. no problems here on 80. and, you know, it's just all you need is time to for it to get better. and if you want to wait another hour or so, it would probably be better than that still. oh my goodness, there's a big spider. in case you're not looking at the tv. say that's a huge spider there on our on our lens. let's go to steve now. >> i'm getting out of here. i'm getting out of here, sal.

exactly. run for the hills. right, right. all right. them have arrived. all right. south gilroy this morning. what about it? they dropped to 36 before some of the cloud cover started to come in. boulder creek, 37, woodside, morgan hill, stanford campus, hollister, la. honda, and east of alum rock, all between 38 and 39 degrees. but cloud cover is on the move low and high clouds. the rain, though, has been delayed a little bit. this system, it's a big there's two parts to this system actually three, but when you see these lows wrap up like that, they've reached their maturity. and what's happening here is you get what's a little what's called a little wave developing on the front. that's a change in wind drag there. and it has the tendency to slow it down. it'll form its own low, which slows it down, but can also intensify once the rain gets here. and i think that's what's going to happen here. timelines always tough. you know you put forecasters in room. you'll come up with four different timelines here. but light rain north bay certainly possible by noon. but for most it's going to be this evening. if not tonight. so rain arrives this evening. quarter inch to three quarters. looks about right. a stronger system,

though. friday for sure. cold air is on the way. some of the coldest air arrives friday around noon, so we're going back into upper 50s low 60s, and it will also be a wind producer. the key is this low. it's what we call vertically stacked. the lowest of all levels of the atmosphere. it's going to do this. it's going to come right down here on friday. and the surface low is going to be right about here. then it all starts to drive southward on saturday morning into sunday, and hopefully that'll clear us out for sunday morning. if it's north, maybe some light rain. but most of this is after 5:00 tonight. overnight into tomorrow, maybe a little break late thursday. but then friday looks like a wind and rain day, so be prepared, looks pretty good here. coming in as this system now, i don't think it's going to stall. i think it'll continue to march southward, but this one could be some pretty good. i mean, it's almost uniform there on the rain totals here. rain returns. but this evening. so clouds continue to roll in. maybe some sun. early sun breaks, although it looks like they're disappearing here. 5060 on the temp. so rain arrives tonight early tomorrow and again friday into saturday. >> you guys okay, steve? thank you. time 741 gasia. my mouth is

watering. it looks so good. a new bay area seafood spot is opening today. we'll tell you where the restaurant really popular down in southern california, is opening its first restaurant in northern california. >> we shall make it a field trip. oh, yeah? all right, let's run out to our newsroom. now. say good morning again, andre senior, as you look ahead to the next hours of mornings, you can you can come to. of course, i love a good lobster roll. >> by the way. i read that in the paper this morning. i'm like, whoa, i got to try this. >> focus, andre. dave you've got you're going to go there and check it out. >> but yes, i will focus now. we'll move on to this to let you know what's coming up at 8:00 here. wild chase a suspect ending up going the wrong way on a northern california road. and it was all captured on dash camera video, as you see here. what happened after the domestic violence suspect allegedly tried to carjack a driver and later on the night. it's a game changer for parents on the go. the new feature from san francisco based rideshare company uber that's allowing parents o say goodbye l

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death row at san quentin. yeah. >> about 3000 convicts are being held at san quentin. more than 600 of them were on death row. but in 2019, governor newsom

ordered a moratorium on executions and ordered the dismantling of death row. the condemned men only get a couple of hours a week to be outside of their very small prison cells. >> for days, you find yourself sitting, sitting down a lot, laying down a lot. and when you do that, you just think. when you think, you start thinking about everything and you start realizing, like, i'm here to be executed. i'm here to be killed. >> san quentin plans to convert death row into something similar to where well-behaved inmates can learn positive things. >> typically, they have not had any disciplinary in over a year. they are attending school, working and things like that. >> so far, more than 200 of the men previously on death row have been transferred to other prisons that have adequate security. prison officials are in the process now of determining where the other men will be going. >> a sonoma county sheriff's deputy seriously injured during a chase and shooting has been

released from the hospital. 31 year old nick delia has a traumatic brain injury and serious burns was hurt when trying to lay down spike strips to stop a shooting suspect and was pinned under another patrol car. deputy deli is now headed to a rehabilitation facility to continue his recovery. >> all right, our time is 746, a big merger involving a bay area company may be in the works. >> tim cook is back in the studio with details in dollars and cents. >> yes. this is in the health care business. and getting word of this, the wall street journal reports johnson and johnson is in talks to buy shockwave medical, based in santa clara. shockwave makes medical devices that treat cardiovascular disease. it is a publicly traded company. on that report, shares jumped more than 2% as the opening bell rang this morning. but we'll keep on top of those reports. just before the bell rang, costco and sam's club got word that they are getting some competition from a smaller rival, bj's wholesale club, based in massachusetts,

announced it is expanding into some new locations, mostly in the southeast part of the country. bj's focuses more on groceries, and it does offer smaller sizes than costco and sam's club. they do not have any stores, though. at this point in california, taking a live look at the numbers, a bit of a rally going on this morning with the dow jones up more than a half of a percent, 237 points or so there. the s&p 500 also up about a third of a percent to 5218, and the nasdaq gaining slightly. it is now at 16,003 24. sutter health is partnering with an artificial intelligence company to allow doctors to spend less time typing notes and more time with their patients. a bridge generates a draft note in real time, based on the clinical conversation that flows directly into the patient's electronic health record. once doctors review and verify the note, their paperwork is complete. sutter health says it will help doctors better serve patients by eliminating the burden of clinical documentation that can detract from interactions with

patients. a new cadbury bunny has been crowned, but typical to the company's funny ads, it's not a bunny at all, louis the raccoon was chosen from the sixth annual cadbury bunny tryouts. take a look at louis. the two year old will be featured in the 2025 cadbury bunny tryouts commercial. louis the raccoon, by the way, is actually a pet. it was rescued in 2021 after being deemed unfit to live in the wild. he looks like he's living a pretty happy life. he captured the hearts of fans who voted for him on instagram, so louis is now the new cadbury bunny. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you pam. >> there will be no official 420 celebration in san francisco this year. organizers of previous events say they don't have enough funding. the event, a celebration of cannabis, usually attracts thousands of people to hippie hill and golden gate park. back in 2017, it became a city sponsored event with security and fencing. this year, the city says the money

isn't there to help with the event itself or the recovery. >> the city is in a budget crunch, so we just couldn't we couldn't cover the extra staff times, the overtime of rangers, the cleanup. so it was going to be more expensive. >> and unfortunately, you know, with the cannabis industry so, so bad right now, we didn't have enough sponsorship support with the cannabis industry like we did in the past. >> the rec and parks department says it's issued a permit for saturday, april 20th to a volleyball and kickball tournament at that same site. even without an official for 20 event, many people still expect some to show up at hippie hill that day. >> the avid pot smoker. i don't think that it'll be crazy. i just think that the city isn't going to be prepared for without having something organized. >> organizers of the 420 events say they hope to be back next year. >> all right. our time is 750. sal's back right now. he's watching your morning commute.

what's happening now, sir? >> well, some things are improving here, dave and garcia, right now on 230. i'm sorry. i'll get to 237 in a minute. let's go to the bay bridge first, because i want to show you that things are still a little bit slow here at the bay bridge. getting into san francisco. so if you do want to wait a little bit, you know, in about an hour's time, you might see some better condition here. this is a look at interstate 880 north and south. it looks okay. no major issues here. south bay commute and there goes the train. i know steve and i love that, the train caltrain a good way to get to work. anyway. northbound, 280 down below looks pretty good. we've had some slow traffic all over the valley though. on 237 on the lawrence expressway on 101 through sunnyvale. it is not an easy drive today in san jose. let me just put up the grid really quickly here to show you that all these freeways, part of it was an earlier crash on 101, 101, right near the palo alto

exits there, university avenue. we had some slow traffic getting up on northbound 101 751. let's bring steve back in here. >> i hear a train are coming, mr. johnny cash. >> thank you sir. >> all right. and just like that, because we i always put light rain possible in the north bay, even though it may doesn't maybe doesn't fit the timeline and no one else is in on it because watch right here. right there. see that's the warm advection. warm overrunning. so if you're north. yes. if you're south, no, not until maybe this afternoon or even tonight. for some that's a for the end of march. it's a pretty powerhouse system. when they're wrapped up like that. that's that looks good. i'll tell you. although somebody stopped me the other day and says, you know, you always get happy when you talk about rain. well, because six months out of the year, i don't even think, talk about except fog. so today's rain time if you're north. yes. light rain if you're anywhere else, you'll probably be late this afternoon. if not tonight. so our rain arrives for many this evening. unless you're north quarter inch

to three quarters. much stronger, colder system on friday evening into early saturday. 40s 50s on the tenths. believe it or not, we had a lot of 30s to the south. early. early. i think they're all gone now though, because the cloud cover is coming in. that system will start to work its way towards us, but you can see light rain by noon. but about what marin county north then east, you're like, where is it? south not even 5:00 showing up. but then it does by tonight into early thursday. we'll get a break thursday evening, maybe early early friday, but then a stronger system is on the way. this one will produce not only rain, but wind and drop our temps big time here at coldest, air arrives about friday at noon, so morning clouds roll in some early sun south. but you know if you're north, rain arrives already for some light, but for most it will be later this afternoon. this evening, 5060s on the temps. rain returns and we'll get another system on friday. saturday. then it does look like a break. clearing windy sunday is tough. i'll go clearing windy and cool gasia for now and steve, thank you.

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county, creating a prom for students with special needs. now the students are in a group called the best buddies program. for years, they've held sports events for hundreds of students in special ed. now they're teaming up to create a prom to give these special students a chance to dress up and go to the prom. >> well, we're super excited about the prom. just because prom is always it's an event that everyone's super excited for. and, some of the students can't go due to, like, the lack of special supervision and all the flashing lights and all that kind of stuff. so we wanted to give them the opportunity to go and have this normal high school experience, since even now, the prom is scheduled for april 6th in santa rosa at epicenter. >> there will be a dance floor, a dj, but also a quiet room, the trampoline area and the arcade

will also be part of this special evening as well as a photo booth. the students are accepting donations in order to make this special evening happen . >> so we have to raise $15,000 by april 6th, if any viewers would like to donate, just google montgomery high school students store and there will be a best buddies prom donation section where you can donate. >> so another way that people can donate is by donating tuxes and suits and ties and even dresses. because we just want this night to be special for them. and a lot of the families have financial difficulties, and we don't want it to be something where they have to worry about paying for, for these things, and we just want them to just have fun and feel, you know, pretty and handsome. >> how about that? if you want to donate money to the best buddies prom, we have a link on our website. just go to ktvu dot com. click on web links. time is

758 and milpitas, a community forum addressed preventing retail theft. the milpitas police department shared the latest crime information from 2023. police chief jared hernandez said retail theft affects the whole community, with stores closing down and prices going up. despite those concerns, the police department says overall there was a drop in crime in milpitas last year. major crimes went down by 6.2, property crimes by 8.3. the great mall accounted for 35% of the thefts reported in milpitas. 78% of all thefts reported at shopping centers in milpitas last year. well a popular seafood restaurant from southern california is coming here to the bay area and will open today in san francisco. the broad street oyster company opens today at ghirardelli square. it's a

company based in malibu. they're known for a lot of seafood dishes, including lobster rolls. the menu will mainly be the same as it is in other southern california locations, with the addition of 5 to 10 more dishes. >> well good morning. more than a year of waiting comes to an end in a matter of hours. oakland's new police chief, scheduled to be introduced to the public. we'll have a live preview. politics and city hall san francisco mayor london breed on one side. city supervisors on the other. at the center of this latest battle, housing development and the height of buildings in one particular neighborhood. and we're learning the cargo ship involved was recently inspected, involved in that bridge collapse there. its most recent checkup past. but that wasn't always the case. we'll tell you about it from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two at eight. as you look live across oakland this morning, the sun is shining today for a second day

in a row of that nice, beautiful sunshine across the bay area. thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it's wednesday, march 27th the day we're getting rain. really? the evening steve paulson for some people. >> herein lies my issue here. if you're north, it might be south. no there's sun, there's clouds. so yes, it's mostly later for the majority of the bay area. that is true, some sun breaks in there. i went with early sun, you know. early sun. well, he's in town here for the morning. 40s, 50s livermore, palo alto, san jose. i know we have some sun breaks there, but if you're north, there's already some light rain beginning to pop up. northern sonoma county, maybe up to mendocino county. pretty good looking system there, but it is slowing down. so light rain north. but until the afternoon evening it's goodbye blue sky, for at least another hour or two, we might get this mix of sun and clouds, but then rain is on the way. but for many, san jose might even be tonight for some 50s and 60s. hey you. is there anybody out there that's not caught in traffic, boy, that. wouldn't that be money?

steve that would be very well played. so amazing. yeah good morning. steve. all you need is time to let the commute pass at the bay bridge. if you have a little bit of time and you let all this roll through, i would say another hour and a half or so judging on what it's going to be like. you will be in, you know, much better condition. you will see that traffic is going to be slow this morning on interstate 880, northbound and southbound. san jose has had an improvement here on northbound 280 and on 101. but right now we still have some slowing, especially in the middle of the valley. and also on 101 trying to get into palo alto. 801 let's go back to the desk. what started as a desperate search has now turned to a recovery effort in baltimore for six construction workers who are filling potholes on the francis scott key bridge when a cargo ship crashed into it, causing the bridge to collapse. >> so here's a live look at the scene of that collapse. the ship still there, the wreckage strewn

across that ship. officials say the tragedy could have been even worse if not for the crew of the ship, who sent a mayday call letting officials know they had no control of the ship as it was approaching the bridge. because of that call, police were able to stop traffic at both ends of that bridge. >> one of you guys on the south side, one of you guys on the north side, hold all traffic on the key bridge. there's a ship approaching. just lost their steering. so until you get that under control, we got to stop all traffic. >> just minutes later, with traffic halted, the bridge collapsing. as you see here, the president of the structural engineers association of northern california says the collapse will raise questions nationwide about how to protect bridges. >> are different opportunities for bumper types of systems that include potentially bringing gravel from the seabed to the top. so it's physically not possible for a boat to strike the construction crew was mid-span when the bridge collapsed. >> right now, there is no

indication on an evacuation order was given to the workers. guatemala's foreign affairs ministry said. two of the missing workers were guatemalan nationals. officials with the honduran and mexican government also said they are missing some of their citizens, as well. and this morning, we're learning that the cargo ship recently passed an inspection at the quality shipping information system, says no deficiencies on the ship were spotted in its latest inspection, but back in june, a separate inspection discovered a problem with the ship's propulsion and auxiliary machinery. the cargo ship losing power early tuesday before colliding with the bridge's beams. a maritime expert says losing power is one of the worst things that can happen. >> it could mean the loss of steering communications, loss of your, bridge equipment, which is providing you with your position and, heading information. >> captain michael byrnes junior also says the job of a bar pilot. the person who guides a

ship in and out of harbors and bays is one of the toughest jobs out there, especially with changing tides and weather happening today. >> people in oakland will hear from their new police chief, ktvu is amanda quintana in oakland this morning. with what we already know about incoming chief floyd mitchell. >> yeah, so we've gotten a written statement from floyd mitchell, but besides that, we haven't actually heard from him. so today will be the first day that we hear him address the city and maybe talk about his plans for addressing crime here in oakland. mayor shang tao is going to be the one to introduce him today at a ceremony that will be at city hall. she selected mitchell to be the new police chief. now, it's been more than a year since tao fired former chief leronne armstrong, and it's been a long process to find his replacement. that included friction between tao and the police commission residents i've been speaking with this morning. hope that mitchell will be able to bring some change to oakland. and i've been asking people what they

want to see him address. >> i wanted to see any crime that's related with a gun be reduced. if you're a commit a crime, if it's a felony or even a misdemeanor, and you have a gun in your possession, i think that should be tried and prosecuted very hard. i think that there should be a hard punishment for that one thing. >> start off with answer the phone. everyone in the police department. city government needs to start answering the phone. i there was a car break in across the street in front of my house, two weeks ago thursday took 17 minutes waiting on 911. this is at 527 in the morning. no one ever responded. >> mitchell comes to oakland from texas, where he was most recently the police chief in lubbock for four years, also a police chief in temple before that, he was a police officer in kansas city for 25 years. he left in his latest position in lubbock in september of last year, after the department was criticized for an increase

number of unanswered 911 calls. local leaders here in oakland have said mitchell will need to do his homework and learn the culture of the city and the department here, and he's stepping into a tough position with high expectations. now, that ceremony will be at 1:00 today. it will be at city hall. but that doesn't mean that he is starting the job today. we don't have a set start date yet, but he is expected to begin the position sometime in late april or early may. live in oakland. amanda quintana ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. amanda downtown oakland continues to struggle in its post pandemic recovery, the chronicle reports. the starwood capital group, a miami based private equity firm, recently surrendered a $500 million deal on a trio of office towers blocks away from lake merritt. experts say high commercial vacancy rates, shuttered businesses and a lack of activity during weekday business hours is putting pressure on the city's merchants as they work to recover from the covid pandemic. >> 807 your time right now a former police officer in

pittsburgh confessed to several crimes and to destroying evidence in order to cover his tracks. now, patrick brown pleaded guilty to several felonies that include wire fraud and selling steroids. he also enrolled his then girlfriend to take online college courses for him so he could receive a pay raise. court documents revealed that after successfully scamming the system, berman promoted it as a service to other officers. he's scheduled to be sentenced in july. >> brentwood police say a swat team recovered several guns and drugs during a raid happened around seven yesterday morning on applewood common near brentwood boulevard. police say two people were detained, but they didn't make any arrests. we've learned the raid is part of an ongoing police investigation. once complete, the results are expected to be sent to the contra costa county da's office. >> all right, san francisco mayor london breed criticizing the board of supervisors for overriding her veto of a bill that limits construction in some san francisco neighborhoods. right. >> this measure restricts density limits along the waterfront. supervisor aaron peskin said the legislation protects small, historic

districts on the bay from super sized, massive luxury towers. three supervisors voted against the measure, including matt dorsey. >> i think this risks opening the door to more problematic steps in the wrong direction, and i think there are many other neighborhoods in san francisco that can lay claim to similarly legitimate, arguments for being historically significant. >> mayor breed called the veto override a setback in the push to build more housing, said in a statement. our current housing shortage is the result of decades of bad policy decisions and inaction, and it will take years of consistent and relentless work to make the necessary change to get more housing built. that's the work ahead of us now. >> aaron peskin, the president of the board of supervisors, disagrees. and he also issued a statement saying, quote, developers will still be able to build bigger and higher, but they won't be able to demolish buildings on certain blocks and replace them with towers that are the same height as telegraph hill itself. >> time now is 809, and we do

have improving conditions on some of these commutes, including at the bay bridge on highway 37, even on highway four, some improvement is there, although it is still a rather slow bay bridge. about a 15 minute delay here. and interstate 880 is a little bit slow. so, you know, basically i need this time to make it a better for you. and in san jose, that has been the case. we did have some earlier slow traffic right here, but things are getting better now. it's getting better slowly. northbound 101 has been pretty slow. we had a crash in the mountain view area in the vicinity of shoreline, right near moffett field. there, and northbound 101 is backed up into sunnyvale. so you definitely need extra time on that commute. 809 let's go back to the desk. >> all right, a tough new immigration law in texas on hold this morning. more on the ongoing legal battle of a law that would allow migrants to be arrested and deported. >> artificial intelligence now being used to combat

homelessness. a look at new technology that identifies future housing problems and why advocates for those who are homeless say they have some concerns. then a quick reminder that you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. watch our live newscast and get stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. just search for the fox local app and then choose ktvu.

is currently. on across towards the meeting. >> trying to carjack somebody. and copy his book. >> and there's data covering what's the duty. >> he's trying to carjack a victim vehicle holding on. >> are you trying to carjack the victim? vehicle was pedestrian. and you just going the wrong way for a second here. >> officers in lathrop responded to a domestic violence call, then a chase after the suspect

ran away. when the suspect's tire blew out, he tried to carjack another driver on the highway. he hung on to the side of that car as it drove down the road. officers shot him twice as he tried to enter the vehicle through the passenger door. after warning him to stop and put his hands up, police say the suspect was treated at the hospital and then sent to jail. >> it is 814 now. san jose is turning to artificial intelligence to try and deal with issues such as homeless encampments in the city. several silicon valley tech companies are participating in a pilot program aimed at fixing things like graffiti and large potholes that can be a road hazard. they're also training their ai model to identify and predict other things, like homeless encampments. >> it's what we use is a very simple gopro camera mounted on city vehicles, and when they drive around, they'll upload the video. >> one of the things with ai is you have to teach it what to go look for. and so teaching is like, hey, that's a pothole, this is a building. here's graffiti, here's not graffiti. >> well, right now san jose has just one car outfitted with these cameras. it's only done a

few test runs so far, but critics are skeptical, and homeless advocates aren't sure if this high tech solution will solve the housing crisis. >> public saying, okay, this is another tool, but a tool for what? you've got to get homeless , unhoused people into housing. that's the solution. it's always been the solution. >> there is privacy risk. there is bias risk that comes to ai. and this is really a key issue. we're trying to address. because if we jump into conclusion without learning, if we try running without walking, we get ourselves in trouble. >> there is no set timeline for how long this pilot program will last. city officials say it may take a while to see how effective the ai could be. >> the project to house and help low income tenants in oakland just got a major boost and is now months away from opening. >> these were just sketches and notes on paper, and now it has turned into a building. >> the building is in west oakland at seventh street. it's known as the black panther center. it will house low income tenants and offer employment opportunities for people who were formerly incarcerated.

businesses will include an urban farm, a tech center and a market. >> i came from the streets. my mom smoked crack. my dad was wasn't around, you know, so i came from nothing. so this is my opportunity for my first opportunity. >> and i'm gonna take advantage of such a great opportunity. >> the project has been years in the making. recently, $1 million donation by the black lives matter organization helped speed up the process. >> it's about making a difference in the lives of people who need it. it's about creating community where black people can thrive. >> construction on the building is expected to be completed may. the first tenants should arrive in july. san francisco was named the most lgbtq plus friendly city in the country by those who took part in a recent survey, study finds says san francisco took the top spot in almost every ranking in the survey. second on the list was new york city, followed by portland, oregon. number four is denver. number five los angeles. >> all right. 817 now sacramento just became a sanctuary city for the transgender community last night. the sacramento city council unanimously passed a

resolution that prevents the city from detaining people for seeking or providing gender affirming health care. also, the ordinance prevents the city from cooperating with out of state jurisdictions that criminalize gender affirming care. back in 2022, governor newsom signed legislation that made california a sanctuary state for transgender children seeking care. >> 817 straight back to the traffic center. you've been focusing on one problem for a while, sal. is it still there? >> it's gone. and you're talking about highway 37, i believe gasia, and that's been cleared up. in fact, i do have a map i could put up of the area, and there it is. it's much, much better than it was before. as you drive on 37, there was a crash at 121 and 37 has come back to life here a little bit at least getting out toward the 101. when you get the 101 though, it's going to be slow traffic on 101 from novato to san rafael, which is typical 80 westbound, is a little bit slow.

still, at the bay bridge. that's improving as well. you see a little bit of slow traffic, of course, but you can see that traffic is improving. 818 let's bring steve back in here with today's weather. all right, sal, thank you sir. >> well, already to the north, some light rain. this is just the warm sector coming in in advance of it. so if you're mendocino county, lake county, northern sonoma, maybe northern napa, you start earlier than everyone else. but the main system is no doubt about it coming in later, not sooner. so there are some sun breaks here, east and south, but a pretty good system wrapped up there. but this, by the way, back in here, that's cold air coming in, feeding in right there. some of that could play into our weather on saturday. upper low is going to go right here and then hopefully go down the coast by saturday morning into saturday night and sunday. so the timeline, unless you're north, if you're north, yes, there's already some light rain, well, north, but for most it will be later this afternoon, if not tonight even for some. so rain arrives this evening for many, unless again farther north. it

will be earlier, but bigger system is on the way for late friday into saturday 40s 50s on the temps had some 30s, mainly southward. santa clara valley, santa cruz mountains earlier, but cloud cover is starting to come in now. but clouds will be on the move here. some sun breaks to the south, but even by noon you can see there's very little to the north. now it starts to move 5:00 though. fremont, san jose morgan hill is like, where is it? and it'll show up tonight overnight into early thursday, then a break the rest of thursday. friday system does look stronger. we'll get wind and rain out of that. plus some cold air settles in on friday around noon, dropping temperatures upper 50s and low 60s. turning cloudy, some light rain north, but some sun breaks already south, but a cloudy afternoon evening and then rain arrives later. so 5060s on the temps still well below average and they're going down. in fact upper 50s likely on friday, maybe early saturday. some cold temps as well then should clear out by sunday. >> steve thank you. we continue to follow the latest developments out of baltimore following that deadly bridge collapse. we're live near the site of the disaster. with the

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rafa. as israel's military operations in gaza continue. israel's defense minister met with us secretary of defense lloyd austin at the pentagon yesterday amid rising tensions over the war in gaza. fear is escalating in rafah following israeli airstrikes that have killed more than a dozen people. israel's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu is vowing to move forward with a planned invasion of the region, a move the u.s. has discouraged, saying it would add to the instability. >> all right, so uc berkeley police hope the public can help them identify people suspected of taking part in a pro-palestinian rally that turned violent. uc police releasing images of the suspected participants. authorities labeling the protest a riot, saying members of the crowd forced their way into the zellerbach playhouse, where an israeli attorney was giving a lecture. guests and police officers were injured, and the inside of the building was damaged, too. the speaker returned to campus a few days later and presented without an issue. well the east bay city of albany is the latest bay area community to pass a resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza

city. council members passed that resolution last night. several residents of the small city of 20,000 people between berkeley and el cerrito testified both for and against the proposal. several other bay area cities, including richmond, oakland and san francisco, have passed ceasefire resolutions. >> there's growing concern about mountain lion attacks here in california after the first deadly attack by a big cat in two decades. over the weekend, two brothers in el dorado county were attacked by a mountain lion. one of them was killed. now a man in south san francisco says he saw mountain lion in his backyard. he called south city police, who then posted a photo on social media. some experts, though, say the man was mistaken and that what he likely saw was a house cat security camera. >> the lighting can be funny, there can be distortion, but to me it looks a lot like a house cat. >> i'm curious where it came from, yeah. i haven't seen any mountain lions here before. >> experts with the bay area puma project looked at the photo . they also say this is not a mountain lion. the group says the number of reported mountain lion sightings does typically increase after an attack or

other such incident. >> all right. 825 nasa's first indigenous female astronaut is now taking her story to college campuses to inspire young people to follow their dreams. >> when i didn't have it all figured out, i didn't know that i wanted to be an astronaut. i didn't even know that that was a possibility. >> well, astronaut nicole mann was born in petaluma. last year, she spent six months at the international space station and completed two spacewalks. her story is now inspiring the next generation of astronauts, engineers and scientists. >> she really showed me that there are a lot of opportunities for people of indigenous backgrounds. and it's not a detriment where you come from or you know, your who you are. >> mann is also a colonel in the marine corps and served as a combat fighter and test pilot. she says she tells young people, quote, you can do anything you put your mind to. >> at 26, the legal battle over access to a widely used abortion

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in baltimore. what's happening there when it comes to the investigation into the bridge strike, and why the ramifications of this disaster are both intensely personal and wide reaching. then after seeing what happened in baltimore, many in the bay area wonder, what are our bridges built to withstand? what safety experts and engineers say about local infrastructure? >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> we're so glad you're here. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. >> thank you for joining us. today is wednesday, march 27th. we had a nice day yesterday. we're starting out with sun today. things are going to be changing though. so let's turn things over to steve paulson who's tracking it all for us. >> some sun. but most locations will see increasing clouds here. so we're getting the low and higher clouds, 40s and 50s. i do think we get most a break in the morning unless you're well to the north, but that system will be here for most by this evening. so goodbye blue sky, increasing clouds during the morning, some sun, any light rain would stay north, but for majority it will be later this

afternoon. if not tonight, 5060 on the temps. well, i have high hopes. the commute is smooth, but let's ask sal himself. >> i well, it is a little better than it was steve and all it took is time. right now at the bay bridge. we can see the traffic at the toll plaza is a little better than it was, but i think you could still wait a little bit. you, as you come up into san francisco. one of these days, we won't have a backup at the bay bridge. but they haven't figured out how to do that yet. northbound 880 coming up past the coliseum a little bit slow. we had some improvement in the south bay, but to 280 is now back slow as you approach highway 17 at 830. let's go back to the headlines. >> artcell. thank you. recovery efforts are underway in baltimore for six construction workers presumed dead after a cargo ship hit a pillar of the francis scott key bridge, causing the bridge to collapse. now, connor hansen joins us live from the site of that bridge collapse with a much more connor, thank you so much for joining us this morning. so we know that the six people that

have not been recovered presumed dead at this point. do we know what the plan is now in terms of the recovery effort? and i can't help but notice the weather behind you right now is not in the best shape to perhaps even conduct a search. can you give us an update on that? >> that's exactly right, andre. the coast guard was planning to bring their divers back out into the river today to continue the recovery effort, but they have been talking about how difficult the conditions are. not only is it rainy, dreary and cold here today, that water temperature is much colder, let alone the underwater environment, even more treacherous, with big chunks and tons of twisted steel and sharp points sticking out. even debris that fell off that ship that they're going to have to sort through, and possibly even some vehicles that were connected to that construction crew. unfortunately, still, six construction workers who are

presumed dead. we are learning that those workers were from several different countries in mexico and central america. two of them were actually able to survive. but it does seem that officials are hoping at least that all regular traffic had cleared the bridge before impact, calling the people who orchestrated that heroes thanks to a call, a mayday call from the ship, police were able to shut down both ends of the bridge, preventing any more traffic going across would make this even more tragic of a situation. yeah and back to the victims here. >> we know some of the victims were guatemalan, some mexican as well. still no identity of the folks that were involved just yet. we were looking at pictures just a moment ago from the wreckage. we could see the twisted metal from the bridge itself, parts of it sitting on the very front end of this cargo ship here, the ntsb is out there on the scene. have we gotten any idea yet of when, the cleanup or

to start to dismantle some of the wreckage and remove the cargo ship from that area? is there any sign of when that could start happening? >> that's still unclear. we're actually waiting for a press conference that could happen in the next hour or so. but we do know from the ntsb investigators were planning to actually get on board that ship today, trying to salvage any evidence they can before they start that cleanup process. any perishable evidence they're calling it, any data they can pick up ship logs, things like that. they've already retrieved sort of the equivalent of a black box you might get from an airplane. that'll have valuable data, hopefully, about what might have caused this ship to apparently lose propulsion and drift into that bridge, causing this catastrophe. and hopefully some clues in there about how they can prevent this from ever happening again. but when they move on to the cleanup, we're talking about a massive, massive project. you'll have to excuse

me as trucks come by here, tons and tons of metal had to be cleared out of there. that ship has to be cleared out of there before they can even think about reopening shipping lanes here. right now, they're at a complete halt. and these shipping companies are having to divert to all different ports up and down the east coast. >> connor hansen reporting for us live for the baltimore area where that cargo ship collided with that bridge and caused that calamity, that catastrophe there. connor, thank you for that live report. we appreciate it. what happened in baltimore has many locals wondering if something like that could happen here in the bay area. >> ktvu tom vacar takes a look at two fairly recent ship collisions involving the bay bridge and the safety precautions now in place in 2013, the 751ft long overseas reymar empty oil tanker glanced off the fender bumpers of one of the bay bridges western span towers. >> in 2007, the 902 foot long cosco busan, a container ship, also glanced off as well. the

hard but glancing blows to the fender bumper systems at the tower bases kept the ships from damaging the bridge towers. bart ney speaks for caltrans. the owner and caretaker of the bridge. >> all of our bridge columns are surrounded by extremely robust, protection systems, that, that absorb the energy of the ship before it actually can touch the bridge. our fenders actually do more damage to the ship than the ship is done to the bridge in the past, but unlike baltimore, neither bay collision was a direct hit to a tower retired uc berkeley engineering professor and now consultant robert be has built many bridges and consulted on damaged ones worldwide. >> b does not agree with caltrans. >> our bay bridges would be in the same trouble. >> what kind of speed are we talking about? do you think? ten knots? now, in the case of this other one, it was going between 7 and 8 knots. would that still result in serious damage to the bridge? >> yes, definitely. either

failure or near failure. >> caltrans adds that the bay bridges are stronger, so they can resist earthquakes. >> the seismic systems would always also dampen some of the impact. >> peter yanov is an international renowned earthquake engineer. >> the earthquake loads are very different. they cause the structure to be beefier overall. now if you hit it with something too big, obviously anything you'll fall down. >> ships like the cosco busan are older, smaller, and far lighter than today's behemoths that carry more than four times as many containers, giannas says we should rethink protecting the bay bridges due to this huge change. >> what has changed to change our protection? >> the golden gate bridge district writes the golden gate bridge has perhaps the most robust ship collection protection of any bridge on the west coast. one towers on land, the other surrounded by a massive concrete ring full of sand, deeper than any ship

bottom tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> 837 a federal appeals court has refused to lift an order that blocks texas from arresting and deporting migrants suspected of crossing the border illegally. this ruling is the latest development in what is a back and forth legal battle over texas governor greg abbott's strict new immigration law. the law was in effect for several hours on march 19th because of a procedural order from the us supreme court. the court sent the case back to the appellate court for further consideration. those appellate judges blocked the law again. they're keeping the block in place as this case proceeds. the us supreme court listened to arguments about whether to restrict access to a widely used abortion drug, mifepristone. >> last year, it was used in almost two out of every three abortions in the us. a group of anti-abortion doctors sued the fda, claiming the fda did not look at all the potential health risks. however, legal analysts say it appears the court may preserve access to the pill. justices appear to agree that the plaintiffs lack the legal standing to sue.

>> just over a week from now, a total solar eclipse is expected across several states. millions will try to see it, scientists say. during the eclipse, the air temperature will drop, and such events are often accompanied by an eerie silence. gazers in some areas will experience up to 4.5 minutes of complete darkness. as the moon covers the sun, it's going to be a little bit longer because the moon's a little bit closer and its orbit to earth. >> you can hear kind of the crickets might start chirping as if they would kind of during a dusk time, you might see bats come out because they think it's darker. the, birds may be quieter or more active. >> now. the total eclipse won't be visible here in the bay area. the path of the eclipse stretches from texas to maine. we should be able to see a partial eclipse, but of course, don't look up unless you're wearing those protective glasses. >> yes. be careful. don't do that. all right? we're going to be looking up to the skies today because things are going to be changing depending on where you live. so steve paulson is here with that. >> i'm not an astronomer, but sometimes i play one on tv, texas to maine. be spectacular.

texas. okay. yeah, that's. and the duration, the totality of the duration. it's about four minutes. yeah. wow. so, yes, this will be pretty cool. the next one won't be in, i think, 2044. and i'll be here to tell you about it. >> we'll all be here. >> we'll all be here. yeah. >> there's going to be an eclipse out here. oh, my teeth just fell out, right? >> yeah. some light rain has made it to the north most of us, though, has a mix of sun and clouds. 40s and 50s on the temps, by the way, the totality will last four minutes. that's that's double from the last one we had in 2017. so yeah, texas up to maine looks really good. canada really. our system is going to give us rain. but again it's light rain to the north. even by noon there's not much marin county north. but i always draw the line marin county north for the morning because they they usually do eke out a little bit. but from areas east and south, it's going to take until this afternoon. if not this evening or even tonight, maybe san jose, santa clara valley. so but the next system though is stronger. that will be here friday morning. friday night into early saturday, wind and rain plus colder, temperatures

are going to take a pretty good drop here. so a lot of clouds here. rain is on the way. unless you're if you're south or east, you might have some sun already but cloudy this evening. then rain arrives, but it'll be earlier to the north. 50s 60s on the temps and we will see rain on wednesday night, thursday and then again friday into early saturday. looks pretty good. then i should clear out for sunday, sunday, sunday, steve. >> thank you. a concerning trend among homeowners nationwide coming up on the nine, who is increasingly dipping into their retirement savings to secure a home, and why experts say it may end up hurting them in the end. >> a new seafood spot is opening here in the bay area today. we'll tell you where. the restaurant is popular in southern california, and it's setting up i first northern california

some 3000 inmates are being held at san quentin. there are now about 400 on death row. in 2019, governor newsom ordered a moratorium on executions and a dismantling of death row. the condemned men at san quentin spend all but a few hours a week inside a four foot ten prison cell. >> for days, you find yourself sitting, sitting down a lot, laying down a lot. and when you do that, you just think. when

you think, you start thinking about everything and you start realizing, like, i'm here to be executed. i'm here to be killed. >> san quentin is planning to convert its death row into something like a wing, where well-behaved inmates can earn some liberties. >> typically, they have not had any disciplinary in over a year. they are attending school, working and things like that. >> so far, more than 200 of the men previously on death row have been transferred to other prisons with adequate security. prison officials are now in the process of determining where the other men will go. a sonoma county sheriff's deputy seriously injured during a chase and shooting has been released from the hospital. >> 31 year old nick d'elia has a traumatic brain injury and serious burns. he was hurt when he was trying to lay down some spike strips to stop a shooting suspect, and became pinned under another patrol car. deputy d'elia is now headed to a rehabilitation facility to continue his recovery. >> all right. 845 now a bit of malibu coming to the bay area today.

>> also, a big merger involving a bay area company appears to be in the works. pam cook tracking a whole lot going on in today's dollars and cents. yes. >> big merger possibly will be keeping an eye on this. the wall street journal is reporting johnson and johnson is in talks to buy shockwave medical. based in santa clara. shockwave makes medical devices that treats cardiovascular disease. it is a publicly traded company. on the report, shares jumped more than 2% as that opening bell rang this morning just before the bell rang, costco and sam's club got word that they are getting some competition from a smaller rival, bj's wholesale club, based in massachusetts, announced it is expanding into new locations, mostly in the southeast part of the country. bj's focuses more on groceries and does offer smaller sizes. than costco and sam's club. they do not have any stores right now in california. taking a live look at the markets. still a nice rally for the dow jones, maintaining that just about a little more than a half of a percent gain 233 points. the s&p

500 also up a quarter of a percent, 5217. the nasdaq has been pretty flat a little up right now. it's just a little lower. chinese leader xi jinping says attempts to restrict china's access to technology will not stop the country's advancement. president xi jinping made the remarks to the dutch prime minister, who is visiting beijing. the netherlands imposed export licensing requirements last year on the sale of machinery that can make advanced processor chips. the move came after the united states blocked chinese access to advanced chips, and urged its allies to do the same. the outgoing ceo at boeing will depart with a massive payout. fortune magazine reviewed securities commission filings and estimates. dave calhoun will leave at the end of the year, with at least $24 million. he also holds stock options, which could eventually boost his payout to more than $45 million calhoun is stepping down after four years on the job as boeing faces investigations into recent problems with the 737 max jets and concerns about quality

control and a popular seafood spot from southern california is coming to the bay area today. the broad street oyster restaurant opens today at ghirardelli square in san francisco. the malibu based company known for many seafood dishes, including the lobster roll, the menu will largely be the same as the other southern california locations, with the addition of 5 to 10 more dishes. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> thank you pam, there will be no official for 20 celebration in san francisco this year. organizers of previous events say they don't have the money to hold the annual event that celebrates cannabis. the event usually draws thousands of people to hippie hill and golden gate park. starting in 2017, it became a city sponsored event with security and fencing. this year, though, the city says the money just isn't there. >> the city is in a budget crunch, so we just couldn't. we couldn't cover the extra staff times, the overtime of rangers, the cleanup. so it was going to be more expensive. >> and unfortunately, you know, with the cannabis industry so,

so bad right now, we didn't have enough sponsorship support with the cannabis industry like we did in the past. >> the rec and parks department says it's issued a permit for saturday, april 20th to a volleyball and kickball tournament at that same site. we're not sure yet if people will still show up to hippie hill on 420. even though the official event has been canceled as a avid pot smoker, i don't think that it'll be crazy. >> i just think that the city isn't going to be prepared for without having something organized. >> organizers of the 420 events say they hope to be back in san francisco next year. >> all right. 847 your time now, sal. final check of the roads this morning. how's it looking? >> yeah, it's getting better there. andre and garcia right now. traffic is moving along. all right. if you are driving on the bay bridge. but there is going to be a little bit of a wait there. you can see, but it is getting better. i can tell you can tell by the end. so if

you have a little more time on your hands, then you might want to wait another half hour or so. okay. so i'll show you. there's the 580 and there's the 880 ramps. when those start to improve, everything else does. shortly after 880 oakland also improving and 280 san jose the san jose commute. i'll tell you what's going on here. a lot of people are avoiding 101 because of an earlier wreck in mountain view. so they got on 280. that's not an original idea there. you can see right around the corner. it's still slow up the highway. 17 849 let's bring in the money man himself. mister steve paulson i have no time for that now, sal. >> no time. thank you, sir. have a cigar. sal. you did a nice job today. thank you. all right, all right, some light rain to the north, but nothing for the sierra yet. winter storm warning starts at 11 a.m. i think that's a little early, but if you go now, you'd be fine. but some light rain. that's why i always paint it up there for a marin county north. always before noon. it looks like some light rain, but for majority it's

going to take a while to get here. the system is slow down, so your timeline favors for a most of the bay area. afternoon, evening, if not tonight, unless you're north. that's why we put that in there, it arrives this evening. quarter inch, three quarters. stronger system, though on friday, friday morning, friday night into early saturday. colder as well. and i think a pretty good wind producer. our system will give increasing clouds throughout the day. so if you're south, get some sun east maybe, but to the north, cloudy, some light rain. but most of this is arriving by this afternoon. tonight, 5060s on the temps and we're going to get colder than that. there will be upper 50s on friday, probably on even in maybe in the saturday then improving conditions. but windy on sunday the way it looks. >> thanks steve. we continue to follow the baltimore bridge collapse this morning. when you join us on the nine, we'll talk live with the bay area transportation leader about what's in place to protect our local bridges and infrastructure from disasters like this. >> then every student should have the option of going to prom by one event. in the north bay is about more than tuxedos, gowns and corsages is how you

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who may otherwise not be able to go. the students are in a group called the best buddies program. for years, they've held sporting events for hundreds of students in special education classes. now they're teaming up to give them a prom experience that takes into consideration some sensory and other issues that mean they wouldn't be able to go to a traditional prom. >> well, we're super excited about the prom. just because prom is always it's an event that everyone's super excited for. and, some of the students can't go due to, like, the lack of special supervision and all the flashing lights and all that kind of stuff. so we wanted to give them the opportunity to go,

and have this normal high school experience, even the prom is set for april 6th in santa rosa at epicenter. >> they'll be a dance floor and a dj and also a quiet room. the trampoline area and arcade will also be part of the evening, along with a photo booth. the students are asking for donations to help pull off what will likely be an incredible evening for all those involved. >> so we have to raise $15,000 by april 6th, if any viewers would like to donate, just google montgomery high school student store and there will be a best buddies prom donation section where you can donate. >> so another way that people can donate is by donating tuxes and suits and ties and even dresses, because we just want this night to be special for them. and a lot of the families have financial difficulties, and we don't want it to be something where they have to worry about paying for, for these things, and we just want them to just have fun and feel, you know, pretty and handsome.

>> you can donate money to the best buddies prom by heading to ktvu.com and clicking on web links. now, if you have dresses or suits, you can give the students please drop those off at analy high school in sebastopol and milpitas, a community forum addressing preventing retail theft, the milpitas police department shared crime data from last year. >> now, the police chief, jared hernandez, said retail theft affects the entire community, with stores closing and prices rising. despite those concerns, the police department says overall there was a decrease in crime in milpitas last year. major crimes decreased by 6.2% and property crimes by 8.3. the great mall accounted for 35% of the thefts reported in the city, and 78% of all thefts reported at shopping centers in milpitas last year, san francisco police say they're making progress reducing drug dealing in the tenderloin. 30 suspected dealers were booked or cited last week

for sale or possession, with the intent to sell drugs. officers at the tenderloin station say they seized nearly 7 pounds of drugs and more than $11,000 in cash. >> sunnyvale is getting some help in dealing with a shortage of pandemics. >> i certainly would want us to be in a better place with more paramedics, overall for the county, because it does impact all cities, in terms of the response times. >> i misspoke, clearly it's paramedics. sunnyvale's department of public safety officers are cross trained as police, firefighters and emergency medical technicians, but not as paramedics who can administer life saving medication. sunnyvale leaders announced the city will now have an additional quick response vehicle staffed by paramedics from american medical response. >> when that call gets dispatched to county ems, they need to have a paramedic on scene in seven minutes and 59 seconds. and acv is one of the tools that county ems and amr

uses to meet that performance metric. >> the amr response vehicle will be on duty seven days a week. >> the oakland a's home opener thursday night. and to celebrate here at ktvu, the loyal die hard fans, we want to hear from you. >> we also want you to share your favorite memories at the oakland coliseum or anywhere you've celebrated your biggest moments as a's fans. >> well, as a's fans are a big part of our sports coverage. tag us or use hashtag ktvu on any photos and videos on any social media platform. we may use your posts on the air. >> the giants are finalizing their team ahead of tomorrow's opening game in san diego against the padres. leading off for the giants third baseman battle of san, he's gonna get about his third or fourth. longtime fan favorite pablo sandoval will not make the final roster. got a loud ovation last night in the bay bridge series between the giants and the a's. what was likely his last game in a giants uniform. sandoval is 37

years old, says he's willing to play in sacramento for the giants minor league team. sandoval was on all three of the giants teams that won the world series back in 20 1012 and 14 san francisco giants seeing a spike in sales after a productive off season, the team's senior vice president of ticket sales told sfgate. >> the giants will sell out opening day at oracle park, he says compared to other years, they're trending ahead of where they were. the giants are no stranger to selling out crowds. they sold out 530 straight games between 2010 and 2017. >> plans are in the works for an electric bike lending company library actually in richmond. the nonprofit's urban tilth and rich city rides are working on a project at unity park. the new facility will be located in an empty field east of the edible forest garden at unity park, a city commission is reviewing this proposal later today. >> tragedy continues in baltimore this morning as six people are presumed dead after a cargo