favorite candy of all of the holidays. now according to the survey, reese's peanut butter eggs is the favorite candy in 34 states. while the cadbury creme eggs were number 1 in 14 other states, including right here in california. >> my approach is high visibility, responsible, proactive policing. >> oakland's new police chief outlines his priorities and speaks directly to oaklanders for the very first time. what he's committed to as he takes the reins of a department that's been under federal oversight for many years, plus, play ball. today's opening day in the a's are hosting what could be the team's final opener in oakland. how people against the a's expected move to las vegas are making their feelings clear. then the bodies of two people have been recovered from the scene of that deadly bridge collapse in baltimore, and crews are continuing to search for four more. the latest on what's happening there at the scene and the far reaching ramifications

of the disaster from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning. we are so glad you're here. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it is thursday. it is march 28th. good to see you on the day before friday. that's right. >> it's like mother nature gave us a power wash last night. >> yeah. did you got a lot of rain, so did i. well, steve's here to talk about a forecast for the day. >> well, we're in between systems, but we'll have another one tomorrow for wind and rain. there will be a little bit of activity today, but it will be a mixed bag of sun clouds on the cool side here, temperatures will be struggling really, to get out of the low 60s, but we get some sun, some clouds, and again, you might get a brief garden variety, a little bit of rain to move through, but it's another tricky day, that's for sure. on the forecast. lingering light rain, partly cloudy, cool breezy. tomorrow though, is the main event. highs today will be in the 50s and 60s. even cooler tomorrow. all right, sal is here. some of you may be getting on that magic bus. how's how's

the commute? >> so, steve, is there an eminence front coming in? there is indeed. i see, i see. all right. good morning to you, you know what? yeah, i think taking public transportation. steve mentioned the magic bus. i'm all for that, public transportation would be better than some of these roads. new injury crash southbound 880 at stevenson and also northbound 880 between marina and davis. so going both ways. all of a sudden we have collisions on the freeway here. and it's going to take a little extra time for you to get through. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see the traffic here is going to be backed up to the maze. for some reason. traffic on the bridge is slowing down, trying to figure out what's going on. we don't see any reported crashes, but it is going to be slow on the bridge. and that means at the toll plaza. 2702 let's get back to the desk. okay, sal. >> thank you. well, at 702, today is opening day for major league baseball. >> right now the giants are on the road. they're facing the san

diego padres. the a's are at home against the cleveland guardians. >> well, ktvu bailey o'carroll is here now with to tell us about a protest tonight by some pretty upset fans. >> that is right. these fans have been upset for a number of months. nothing has changed much, but it is kind of the beginning of the end of an era here in oakland as the a's will host their last opening day in the coliseum. now, the team has had a very public, very messy process which has played out, which is likely result in them calling las vegas their new home . at least, though, for the immediate future, they will sit tight at the oakland coliseum. that is where fans are planning a reverse boycott, meaning that they will not buy tickets to go into the game and said they will tailgate outside of the game. so something new though the parking lot will not will be opening much later than normal. at 5 p.m, just two hours before that first pitch. >> i think it's a direct response to the boycott and

trying to thwart our efforts, and the amount of fans that will be there, they they the only comment they said was that, it was due to low ticket sales. and so the gate times, you know, and what time they open, is warranted, however, it doesn't take into account, into account the 15 to 20,000 fans that will be in the parking lot. >> now, organizers told us that this event actually that they're concerned for public safety. they say some people could show up at the parking lot as early as noon. they say they're expecting a line of cars to be backed up to the freeway, if not beyond which would create issues not just for those attending the game, but also for those not planning to attend. they say the city is aware of the issue, as is the team we've actually reached out to the team but have not heard back on why they are opening up the parking lot so much later officially, but the organizers say that they are hoping that the team and the city can work together to hopefully alleviate that traffic problem before it becomes a problem. nonetheless, there are still plenty of tickets for fans

who do want to go out to the game and attend tonight. the lowest price i saw on ticketmaster that is 15 bucks a gasia. we'll send it back to you, bailey. >> thank you. oakland's new police chief is now in the city. the mayor introduced him after more than a year without a permanent head of opd. >> he's not flashy, but he will roll up his sleeves and do the real work. that real, impactful work to ensure our community's success. >> before coming to oakland, floyd mitchell was police chief of lubbock, texas. >> i'm just going to say my experience in just trying to collaborate and build strong relationships with everyone involved. the adage that everyone has a seat at the table and what we all do and say matters. >> chief mitchell said he's committed to continuing reforms within opd, as that department appears close to emerging from federal oversight. >> i'm absolutely optimistic. you know, we have learned about

his efforts around crime reduction, about community led, community involved policing. >> the new chief says he has a lot planned for his first 100 days, including meeting with key stakeholders such as the federal monitor overseeing reforms, rank and file command staff and the citizens and business owners of oakland who've been waiting for more than a year for a new permanent chief. >> our time now. 705 an investigation continues in pacifica, where police opened fire and killed a woman. it happened yesterday morning just before 8 a.m, outside of an apartment complex on francisco boulevard, just west of highway one. now, officials were called out there after a man said that his mother had just shot him. when police arrived, they say the mother was driving away in a ford escape and pointed a gun at the police. that's when the officers opened fire and the woman was killed. people who lived nearby were shocked by

what happened. >> i've lived here since 1974, and, i've not seen anything like this. >> it's horrible. i i feel for her family. >> i pray for her family. >> now, at this point, authorities haven't said what led up to the mother shooting her son. they also haven't told us their names. the son is now reportedly being treated at a hospital. >> an investigation by the associated press shows more than 1000 deaths have been linked to police use of force tactics that are described as non-lethal. the cases include the death of george floyd in 2020 and other similar police confrontations over a decade, the ap said. the cases ranged from physical holds to stun guns and body blows. medical examiners cited law enforcement as causing or contributing to about half of these deaths, the ap reports. in the other cases, significant police force was not mentioned. while drugs are preexisting,

health conditions were blamed instead, any death in that environment needs visible, it needs transparency. >> it cannot be in the dark of night. >> we look at law enforcement and think, well, why can't you just take the guy in? well a lot of times it's not dependent on the officer. it's dependent on whether the guy will go along with it. >> the ap survey shows the deadly incidents happened in every state. 97% of the deaths were among men, most of them between the ages of 30 and 40, and were found to be disproportionately minorities. >> our time is now 707. a new fence was installed in san francisco's tenderloin by a nonprofit group in an area known for being the site of an illegal drug market in san francisco. a brand new aluminum fence, it was installed at the entrance of an apartment community in the tenderloin. the hope is that that fencing will keep out drug dealers and drug users. now, some say the fence is a step in

the right direction, but others are doubting it will clean up that area and they will do the drugs right in front of you. >> like it's just dangerous. you. it's already bad at daytime. you do not want to be down here at night time. it's like not going to stop them because it's like we've been in san francisco for so long. they're going to find another spot, another way to sell their stuff. >> well, i hope this works and keeps it clean and helps the neighborhood. >> and just last week, san francisco police cited 30 drug dealers in the tenderloin seized more than $11,000 in cash and more than 3100g of narcotics sources are telling us the group does have a permit from the city to put that fence on the public sidewalk. some of the residents wonder why the city has not led the way in taking action to reduce crime and drug use, as it is 709, several bystanders are being called heroes because they saved a woman from a car that was on fire in santa cruz county. several callers told

emergency responders about a honda sedan that was on fire in a parking lot in capitola earlier this week. the firefighters arrived there shortly after they were able to put the flames out. the victim was airlifted to a trauma center listed in serious but stable condition. investigators don't believe the fire was either suspicious or criminal. >> now we'll move to baltimore, where two of the bodies have been recovered. of those believed to be killed in a bridge collapse earlier this week, there are still four more construction workers unaccounted for after a cargo ship hit a support pillar on the francis scott key bridge. >> now we're going to take a live picture. what's happening out there right now? authorities say they paused the recovery efforts for four other workers until debris theirs can be removed. it's really hard to see, but you're, you know, what we're looking at at that debris is preventing divers from safely getting to the area where the victims are believed to be located. investigators say hazardous materials may have

leaked from some of the containers on that ship. >> 764 tons of hazardous materials, mostly corrosives. >> the national transportation safety board continues to collect evidence to find out more about this tragic incident. that bridge opened back in 1977, and while the ntsb says it was in satisfactory condition before the accident, they're now pointing to how the design may have been a factor in the enormity of the damage. >> it's a fracture critical bridge. if a member fails, that would likely cause a portion of or the entire bridge to collapse. >> the ntsb gasia is a full report could take maybe up to two years. a preliminary report could come in 2 to 4 weeks. >> time is 711. and we did have

a couple of stalled vehicles on the bridge and on the san francisco side of the bay bridge. that's why it's going to be a little bit slower as you drive through. oh. look, there's a spider that could be boris's spider there, but i digress. westbound bay bridge is backed up. it's a little distracting to see the spider there, i can't lie. all right, let's talk about something else here. let's talk about 101 has improved in san jose after earlier problems. you may have heard about it. there was a pretty serious crash. it's been cleared now this morning, 880 south and 880 north. there's a crash at stevenson southbound. northbound near marina. they're clearing. them now. things are improving a little bit as you drive through 711. let's go back to the desk. okay, sal. >> thank you. there was an emotional reunion between a vacaville police officer and a family. we'll tell you how that police officer's actions changed the fate of three children in the foster care system.

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sam bankman freed. he's the bay area man who co-founded ftx, the cryptocurrency exchange. a federal jury in new york convicted him last november on two counts of fraud and five counts of conspiracy. prosecutors said he ran a crypto fraud scheme that swindled billions of dollars from investors. now he was staying here in the bay area until his bail was revoked because of witness tampering allegations means he could be sentenced to as much as 110 years in prison. and again, this is live. these are live pictures right outside the courthouse where his sentencing will take place. legal analysts expect he his sentence will probably be a much shorter sentence than that prediction. >> animal protection groups around the country are working to prevent activity by backyard puppy breeders. a four month old shih tzu was given a second

chance at life after a backyard breeder was willing to throw her away, the woman who rescued her says many dogs from backyard breeders end up dumped or wandering the streets. >> once she realized there was something wrong with the puppy, she went to the backyard breeder and said, hey, there's something wrong with her. she's like, well, you know what? just put her in a trash can and dump her in the trash. i'll get you another one. >> animal protection service group say they're working to crack down on backyard breeders. one worker says she gets information such as names, addresses, phone numbers of backyard breeders. asks them what breed of dog is being sold and at what price, then turns that information over to animal control officers so they can follow up. we'll move now to an emotional reunion between a trio of young brothers and a vacaville police officer, ktvu andre senior, in studio now to share a story of how a first year officer's welfare check, andre led to a much better life for those boys. >> well, gasia isaac stevens reunited with three children. he met three years ago. you see these pictures he took behind me with the brothers in a courtroom where adoption papers were

signed for them. he first encountered the eight, four and two year old children during a call for a welfare check of a minor. police say they were living in a grossly unsanitary apartment with limited adult supervision. when stevens promptly got solano county child welfare services involved. >> and they actually met me here at the police department just outside those steps in the middle of the night after the initial call for service. >> i grew up in inner city, in the tenderloin and, you know, and anyone that knows san francisco and the tenderloin know it's not the easiest neighborhood to grow up in. i felt like a duty to these three kids. >> the lancasters are a husband and wife celebrating their official adoption of those three boys, the couple making sure the boys would stay together and not be separated. the children are also giving her a second chance at motherhood after she lost her first child years ago. >> they've given me life, my life back. it's very rewarding watching them grow and play

sports and you know and do good in school. >> lancaster is doing something good for the community. you see them right behind me in these pictures. last friday, the couple officially adopted those boys and invited the police officer, isaac stevens, there to be there at the court for that hearing. that family now planning vacation at an amusement park in southern california. gasia dave, back to you. >> great story. andre. thank you. time now. 718 sounds back, but you've been busy today watching our commute. sam, what's happening out there now? >> yeah, we're looking at slow traffic this morning on 880. we've had a couple of things out there, dave and garcia right now, 880 southbound is slow. getting into fremont and 880 north is slow. getting into san leandro. things are getting better as chp got out there rather quickly to get rid of some of these things. but 238 if you're driving from castro valley, you're using 238 it's very slow there trying to get over to 880. when you're going to the bay bridge, it is backed

up. we had a couple of stalled vehicles on the san francisco side of the world, and those have been there for a bit. they moved them, but the traffic is going to be slow as a result. steve, as we go to you, there's boris the spider there on the camera. >> i see i'm out of here, so i'm heading up to the foothills. that's okay. yeah. thank you sir . appreciate that. all right, yesterday projections were in line. for most of you. unless you're in the hills. exceeded again, mount tamalpais, an inch and three quarters. impressive. the usual suspects. russian river, santa cruz mountains and much of marin county. again cazadero an inch and a half. mount veeder, 1.39. in there. don't want to forget napa and ben lomond. also an inch and a third. other locations that were pretty good. most were about a 10th of an inch, quarter of an inch to upwards of about a half half kentfield though inch and 18 100 chabot reservoir and uc berkeley botanical garden both were just over a half inch of rain. napa 4/10 petaluma a third. vallejo a third. redwood

city 18 100 san jose picked up 14. oakland had about a third. san francisco 2/10, some activities beginning to move in along the coast here. did i jump the gun here? i want i wanted to show you here this look at this right here. i'm trying to do too much. we're coming in right around in between pacifica and montara. look at that. that's what we can expect for today. some of this activity popping up here, especially with getting a little sun breaks in there. so watch for showers possible. maybe a few thundershowers up in the mountains. it looks like things are beginning to calm down. winter storm warning goes for another couple of hours, but i think the table's been set there and the snow totals should start to come in pretty fast. i tweaked this color table just to show you a couple of things here. that's really cold air coming in right there. okay, really, that'll give us more activity today. the main focus for tomorrow that's the dominant upper low. here comes the secondary shortwave which will develop rapidly and then do this tomorrow. and then by saturday start to go down the coast. so already wind advisory has been posted. does not include areas to the north which surprises me.

i think they'll include that later. but that starts tomorrow at 11 a.m. friday and goes through 5 a.m. saturday. 40s on the temps 50, a little cooler to the north with some of these breaks here 27. truckee 26. south lake tahoe 37. prescott flagstaff 33. arcadia 45. a little cool pattern here for us. the system though. jet stream. you can't have a storm without the jet stream. you can't have any rain without it. and boy is it going to take aim at us starting tomorrow. more rain and wind on the way and i think it'll linger well into saturday and hopefully it'll kick out by enough sunday morning. although i'm nervous about sunday afternoon. but today not much, just a little bit. hit and miss. then tomorrow we'll start to swing it in. this will be a stronger system. and then also up in the mountains. another winter storm warning will be issued. another one and a half to maybe two feet is on the way. by the time we get to friday night into saturday and some pretty good rain looks to be forecast here on the friday night saturday. so mixed bag today. sun cloud showers. next system tomorrow. stronger. steve thank you. >> home depot is closing in on a multi billion dollar deal.

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that will be introduced today. we're live in the south bay. to tell you what that could mean. if you drive near schools and today, in one room, president biden, barack obama and bill

clinton. we'll tell you what's bringing together the three most recent democratic presidents from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark i'm gasia mikaelian. >> it is thursday march 28th. we got a first good round of rain steve paulson as you told us to expect. when is the next round move in tomorrow. >> that will be the bigger system. wind and also rain. but we also have some a little bit of activity here popping up, especially south san francisco. now some areas are clear. but watch this right there in between pacifica montara over to millbrae burlingame. so that's what we can expect today a mixed bag of what we call wait five minutes. this will be gone. then you'll get back to the sun and then it'll pop up again. so 40s, 50s sun clouds on the cool side. breezy strong system is dropping and will develop right off the bay area tomorrow for wind and rain. but it's another tricky day forecast because we just have so much going on. hit and

miss, rain, scattered showers and sun, some clearing. but again, i think you'll get sun cloud showers and right back to sun cloud showers 5060 on the temps. well, they call me the seeker and i've been searching low and high for a smooth commute. >> i see. well, i would say if you want to use the bay bridge, steve, i would recommend against it. use a substitute the san mateo bridge or another bridge because the bay bridge is backed up all the way out to the maze. there's a stalled vehicle in san francisco. they've had a little trouble getting it out of the way, and this slow traffic stays slow all the way across the bridge. it's not one of those things where you get on the bridge and improves. it's not improving right now, unfortunately, and you will see slow traffic. now, if you're driving to 880 south to get to the san mateo bridge, it doesn't look all that slow. it's improved a little bit. once you go past 92, though, there is a big backup approaching a crash 880 southbound at stevenson. they're clearing it to the side, but the damage is done. 732 let's get back to the headlines,

sal. >> thank you. happening today, a south bay lawmaker is making moves to reduce the speed limit around schools statewide to no more than 20 miles an hour. this comes after a child was killed in a crosswalk just outside a school in campbell, almost two years ago. katie's allie rasmus is live in campbell this morning with information on this proposal. hi, allie. >> good morning. garcia. that school, castlemont elementary in campbell, which is where we are this morning. you can see some of the chairs set up here behind me. this is where some school district officials and a state lawmaker proposing these changes to speed zones around schools are going to be talking about that bill a little later on this morning. note the speed limit sign next to the school says 25mph. that's what we're used to seeing in most school zones. there's also a yellow sign behind it that shows just symbols, noting that this is a school zone, but no specifics about what time school is in session. well part of the bill would change that. a south bay lawmaker says that he is proposing a bill that would

require local governments to create school walk zones within a half mile radius of all schools, and signs would list the specific times that schools are in session and those slower speeds are required. the posted speed speed limits around schools would be no more than 20mph, and there's even a possibility to opt to reduce the speed limit to even 15mph around schools under the bill. now, castlemont elementary and campbell is where almost two years ago, september of 2022, an eight year old boy was struck by a car on his way to school. jacob villanueva was in the crosswalk with his babysitter when he was struck. he later died at the hospital this morning. campbell union school district board members and the district superintendent, along with assembly member marc berman. they will all be here to talk about this bill again to reduce the speed limits around school zones and add some changes to the signs so that drivers going by know exactly when school is in session. so we'll be hearing from them a little more than an hour from now. live in campbell, allie

rasmus ktvu, fox two news okay. >> allie. thank you. time at 734. a rally in san jose was held by nurses at the regional medical center to put a spotlight on critical services that will soon be cut. the regional medical center will be downsizing the trauma center because of a lower number of patients needing those services and the regulatory requirements that are involved, the nurses say. not having critical services easily available means patients suffering from a stroke or a heart attack will lose those life saving services. >> the reason that we're out here today is to raise awareness in this community, because i don't think people really understand what's going on, come august 12th, the hospital is going to be doing away with comprehensive trauma services, comprehensive stroke services, and also stemi, which is a heart attack. >> now, the nurses say eliminating that trauma center will make it harder for a mainly latino east san jose population to get vital health care will.

the regional medical center released a statement about this, saying in part, we will continue evaluating, treating and or stabilizing stroke and serious heart attack patients should patients need a higher level of care. we would transport to other local facilities. >> happening today, former presidents barack obama and bill clinton will appear at a campaign fundraiser in new york city with president biden. the fundraisers have reportedly raised some $25 million already. tickets for the event at radio city music hall range from $225 to 500,000. >> we understand the importance of the three of them being together. obviously, this is going to be an important, important event. >> former president trump has had a relatively light public schedule this week and continues to react mostly on social media to developments in his court cases. >> time now. 736. a new poll is out, says many americans are not enthusiastic about a november rematch of the 2020 presidential

election. and according to the associated press poll, 43% of those polled say they fear another four years with donald trump as president, while 31% said the same thing about four more years with joe biden in the white house, as a judge here in california recommended that former trump election lawyer john eastman be disbarred, that opinion comes after a trial about eastman's actions trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election. eastman is also among those facing charges in georgia for alleged election interference. the california supreme court will use yesterday's opinion to determine whether to revoke eastman's law license. >> more than a year after a levee breach in the monterey county community of pajaro residents there say they still haven't received the help they need. an expanded financial recovery aid program just started this week. the levee breach forced thousands of people, many of them farm workers, to evacuate their homes

for weeks, even months. >> moved out, lost my car, lost your car? yeah. basically, this is the main thing. just the car? >> yeah. >> she lost all of her clothes and all of her personal belongings when we were evacuating our street was like a river already. >> and so we had to leave behind our animals. and then when we got home three weeks later, there had been water under our house for 2 or 3 weeks. so the water started seeping under the floors. >> monterey county is now compiling $20 million in direct financial aid to both businesses and residents. businesses could receive up to $100,000 to offset rebuilding costs. households can get up to 15,000 in cash assistance. >> there's been multiple floods and there's you know, it's always been like, put a band-aid on it and move on, this thing this time is different. the residents here are more organized. pajaro residents are being asked to apply early. >> there were so many people on the first day of this county program. they were given numbers and asked to return later to

finish their applications. okay, guys, your time is 738 a winter weather advisory in effect for the greater lake tahoe area. >> light snow was coming down throughout the day, causing low visibility for drivers heading up on interstate 80 or highway 50. we want to look at it live right now. these are live pictures near the entrance to sierra at tahoe ski resort. you see it for yourself. chain controls are in effect on both highway 50 and interstate 80, so garcia, if you plan to head to the mountains this weekend, you should know this before you go. >> it's at 30, but turn out to be a lot worse. so far. >> it's been fine up until we started climbing through the through 80, once we started hitting the snow, it got real bad. >> go slow. take your time. when they say chains don't wait, just put the chains on. >> just listen to steve paulson. high winds may also hit the sierra. so if you're going up, expect some delays or closures

out there. just know that and listen to steve. >> yeah this is one of those things where like delaying by half a day or a few hours, you know, sal castaneda and the traffic center just delaying by half a day can make a huge difference on the road. >> absolutely. and that even works locally. garcia and dave, on some of the commutes we have now, if you have flexibility and you want to delay your commute, getting down to san jose from the east bay, let's do that. because 880 south does have a lot of slow traffic, because of that crash at stevenson. it's always difficult to get an injury crash out of the way. honestly it's one of those things where they try very hard. but there are a lot of moving parts. 880 is back that basically from hayward all the way down into union city. now, if you are driving on 680, that's actually a better substitute here for 880 or heading south. anyway, you look at the south bay, it is pretty slow. this morning we got started off kind of in a rocky

way when one on one had issues 87, 85 and two. 80 are also pretty slow heading into that west valley. and the bay bridge has been very slow because of a stalled vehicle in san francisco just off the bridge. it took them a while to get it rid of it, and it's going to be a tough commute if you're driving into san francisco. if you can wait, it might be better if you wait an hour or two before. while this unwinds. 740 let's bring steve paulson back in with today's weather. >> wait an hour or two. who has that much time? >> i know well, some people, maybe some people could take that first meeting over zoom. steve >> exact. thank you sir. all right. we'll take a look at rainfall and, i think there was some good and some bad. the good was at the surface. forecast models were pretty much in line with projections. not even close in the hills. mount tamalpais is an inch and three quarters cazadero, an inch and a half mount veeder inch and 39/100 and ben lowman an inch and a third. so covered all the higher elevations. there woodacre an inch and a third bonny doon almost an inch. rain fairfax 83

100. santa rosa 43. the rejection was around 44 by the euro forecast model. that's not too shabby. oakland a third of an inch in san francisco picked up 2/10. san jose east san jose had also 2/10, but generally around a quarter to a half inch. look at this. hold on a minute. i need to change. see, i don't have time to finish everything, but look at that. that's what we can expect today. these cells coming in as they develop rapidly south san francisco, san bruno, down to burlingame, also, millbrae and then right back over towards montara just north of half moon bay. some of these can produce some brief heavy rain here. it looks like the snow is almost done. and so we should be getting totals in any time now. but tomorrow we already have a wind advisory posted at 11 a.m. friday until 5 a.m. saturday. be some pretty good gusts from a strong system which is going to develop right to the west of us here. 40s, a little cooler to the north, 40s 50s on the temps 27. truckee 26. south lake tahoe 45. arcadia. eureka 45. ukiah 48. down in monterey. that's your developing

system coming in right here as it comes around the parent low, which is up there. and then this is going to do this. and then go up, then go down the coast. i would think that the a's game tomorrow and the giants on saturday and sunday are in jeopardy of being rained out. that's the way it looks here. wind and rain move in for tomorrow and how about amounts? nothing too heavy today, but there could be a few little isolated areas producing pretty good rain tomorrow though. here we go. we're going to up the totals. they'll be higher amounts than this and not only that, there will be more snow in the mountains. i'm sure a winter storm warning will be posted in anticipation of that system coming in friday saturday. so scattered showers, sun clouds. cool. today's kind of a break and there will be a little bit bigger system tomorrow. okay steve. >> thank you. time 743. for many teenagers, a mental health crisis exists. we'll tell you how one teenager is trying to help and the way she's using a relatively new form of communication to support other teenagers. >> let's run out to our

newsroom, say good morning again to andre senior. you're looking ahead to the next couple of hours of mornings on two. >> well, good morning. as we have been reporting, two bodies have been recovered from the scene of the deadly bridge collapse in baltimore at eight. we're live from the scene of that collapse with the latest on the search for the remaining bodies. and that bridge collapse may have major implications at ports nationwide. when you join us on the nine, we'll explore how supply chains could be disr ted. stay wi us

to the cost of food went up on average 11. food inflation over the past few months has been slowing to pre-pandemic levels. still, purdue university's latest consumer food report says many americans are struggling to put food on the table. >> official measures of inflation are either month to month or year over year. consumers might not necessarily think in terms of years, but they might think of prices today relative to some some period in the past, maybe before the pandemic. >> researchers say that most people don't notice the slowdown in the rising cost of food when the overall cost of living remains high, and gasia ford is cutting back on production and

also cutting jobs after a slowdown in ev sales. also amazon has landed a pretty big deal in the beauty business. pam cook has details and a lot more going on in dollars and cents. yes a well-known name for amazon now and a very big move for estee lauder. >> it is launching an online store on amazon for its clinique line of skincare and makeup. as the opening bell rang this morning, they are celebrating the first national dermatologist day this month. the goal raising awareness to the importance of sunscreen and regular checkups for early detection of skin cancer. taking you live now to the new york stock exchange this morning, the bay area's restoration hardware stock up about 18% right now after an upbeat look for the year. rh also just opened another one of their fancy gallery stores with a rooftop restaurant and bar in cleveland. there's a live look at the dow down slightly. the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. they've been pretty quiet this week. it is a shortened trading week. the markets are closed tomorrow.

ford is cutting production of its f-150 lightning trucks and trimming its workforce because of it. local reports found ford will start trimming its hourly workforce next week at the rogue electric vehicle factory in michigan. the decision comes after ford began cutting production of the company's electric pickup, the ford f-150 lightning. because sales are weaker than expected, and home depot making its largest acquisition in the company history. home depot will buy srs distribution in a deal worth $18.25 billion. the home improvement retailer says the acquisition will help them speed up their growth with the contract. crs srs provides materials for those including professional roofers, landscapers and pool contract owners, so home depot betting on a good professional deal going forward. it's expected to be finalized early next year, and star wars fans no longer have to travel to a galaxy far, far away, beginning a week from

tomorrow. disneyland will offer a special star wars experience. disney first opened a star wars themed galactic starcruiser hotel you might remember in 2022, in orlando, but admission prices were very high. the project was shut down a year and a half later, but now some of the elements from the hotel, including specialty drinks and souvenir glassware, will be available at disneyland's galaxy's edge attraction. i'm pam cook, that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> all right, pam, thank you. time now, 749 a young woman in wisconsin is using podcast to share some pretty important stories that affect young people. >> what was the beginning of your journey? what did that look like? >> now? that's 18 year old brittany lipscomb, one of the hosts of a show called wish you knew. focus on the mental health of teenagers. miss lipscher says this needs to be talked about, but it's often stigmatized because of the young ages. >> i don't want there to be anybody who has to go through it alone. it's important that

people take away from my story. >> not that i struggled so much as i made it through. >> now, some of the topics include eating disorders and suicide. the idea for this podcast came from an event at a local nonprofit group. the podcast is now recorded at the offices. they hope to reach young people who may feel isolated and telling them, you do have friends who will listen to them, a great idea it is all right, let's get out the door. >> sal castaneda monitoring a couple of traffic issues here in the traffic center. >> yeah, yeah, and the east bay commute is also getting busier. garcia and dave, just the normal commutes, for example, in the far east bay here in contra costa county, highway four is still pretty slow through pittsburgh. getting into concord. that's typical and normal. but 680 is slow from concord to walnut creek. bay bridge especially slow because of a stalled vehicle that took them a while to get rid of. it

was in san francisco, just west of the bridge, but obviously affected the traffic all the way across to oakland. and this morning we see that if you're driving south on 880, it's going to be slow once you get past hayward because of a crash earlier in fremont. the peninsula has slow traffic on northbound 101, through san mateo. so 280 would be a great substitute for that. 101 today. 751 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> that is a natural transition right into what i'm going to show sal. how'd you know? >> well, you know, sometimes i just i know i read your book, steve. >> you put that out to the universe. thank you. sir, i read your book. all right. thank you, it's a short story, by the way. all right, our system coming. look at this. so on the san mateo coast, right across, 280, over to millbrae. san mateo. looks like sfo. if you're underneath that and you're getting rain, heavy rain. let me know, because it looks pretty impressive here. now, what i'll do is this is heading over. i'll do this here. get a little fancy on you. so right over there. so

heading over to san san lorenzo, hayward, union city within the next 12, 14 to 18 minutes. not only there, but saratoga over to the santa cruz area. look at that. starting to pick up. so that's your forecast you're talking about. i have sun i know, but just wait five minutes. it'll change. this is really cold air coming in here. really cold air starting to swing in here. so i think we'll get some pretty good shower activity today. i don't say that very often. it's either rain or it's not. but this is hit and miss today. 40s and 50s on the temps, 20s in the mountains, lingering snow. i think they're about done waiting for the totals to start coming in. the parent low is up here. that's a deep cold system, but rotating around is a secondary shortwave that will just develop and rapidly park it right there. tomorrow. that will be a win producer and then slowly work its way down the coast as we go into friday. saturday, the jet stream. you can't have any rain without the jet stream. you can't have any storms without the jet stream. so that's the one ushering in this system that will be closer than that. it'll actually be righto the bay

area. i mean, it's going to be really a deep surface low tomorrow, and then it'll start the upper low will start to track southward late friday. saturday i still think we're going to see rain on saturday with maybe some thunderstorms sunday afternoon, but i'm getting ahead of myself tomorrow though. prepare for wind and rain today. it's more scattered, but this is a pretty good system coming in tomorrow. temps are quite cool. there will be more snow in the mountains. just keep that in mind. there will be some pretty good. another winter storm warning will be posted, i promise you. so cool. low sun and clouds, scattered showers. more of the same today. then rain returns again tomorrow. >> one woman is in the hospital after barely escaping a car fire and explosion. a bystanders jumped into action to help save her. even before firefighters arrived, the nicole in oakland for president biden to decriminalize cannabis. what advocates say they plan to do if the white house do n'

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ice cream franchise, raising some new questions about california's fast food labor law. the operator that handles ice cream says the federal law doesn't consider shops like hers to be limited service restaurants, which is what the new state law applies to. she said she tried to contact a state assemblyman who wrote the law, but claims his office suggested she called the seiu. >> seiu was willing to take a look at the bill and offered

some cleanup and offered to look at what we were discussing in regards to not being the intent of the bill. and then upon further contact with seiu, they also decided that their scope was very limited and most likely would not be able to carve out an exemption for us so that we would probably need to write our own bill. >> now, she claims she also contacted the governor's office several times with no response. time now 758. there was a call in oakland for the biden administration to decriminalize cannabis. several groups held a news conference at oakland city hall, including supernova women, the last prisoner project, and the drug policy alliance. they were joined by actress rosario dawson, a celebrity advocate. the group say president biden promised back in 2020 to decriminalize cannabis, and he

still has not done it. i think that there's this concern from the federal government that we're going to ask them to take over. >> no one's asking the federal government to take over the cannabis space. the reality is that states are leading the reform. states are the primary regulators. we just want to remove those federal barriers, particularly for people who are continuing to be criminalized at the federal level. >> now, leaders with the drug policy alliance say in april they'll be taking their call to the white house. it's 758. will the bay area's newest women's pro soccer team is getting ready for its historic first home game in a sold out stadium. bay fc announced that all 18,000 tickets have been sold for the inaugural match at paypal park in san jose on saturday, the players say they look forward to playing in front of their fans at home. >> i think that we've had a really good start to the season.

our chemistry is there. i think that we're playing really good soccer, you know, obviously there's a lot of things that are going to keep improving and that's super exciting to see where we are already at the beginning of the season and to know that we're going to we're going to be a force to be reckoned with. >> and the inaugural home opener on saturday will be against the houston dash. so far bay fc has played two games on the road. their record is one win and one loss. also on saturday, make sure you join us when fox local presents women's soccer. a new bay area. we'll take a closer look at the inaugural season of bay fc. it airs at 830 saturday morning. >> my approach is high visibility, responsible, proactive policing. >> that's oakland's new police chief. getting introduced to the public. he outlines his priorities to oaklanders as he prepares to take over department under a decades long federal oversight. plus batter up, it's opening day for the oakland a's.

but it could also be the set up for the team's parting of ways with the city. plus searching for the bodies of the victims of the baltimore bridge collapse crews finding the bodies of two more victims. the issue that could temporarily halt the search for the remaining four people from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. all right. welcome to mornings on two. at 8:00. it is 8:00 on the dot. as you look live across san francisco this morning, you see the sun kind of peeking out on the right hand side of your screen. right there. you can see it's shining on the clouds after a rainy late afternoon yesterday. thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> good afternoon. good morning. we're not there yet. good morning i'm gasia mikaelian. it is thursday, march 28th steve paulson. we just barely got our baseball practice. and swim meet in yesterday before the real rain started. >> swim meet. you don't have to worry about it. >> well, that's true, they don't. but the parents do. >> parents do. i understand that, yeah. afternoon already. my gosh. i'll be here for 4 or 5. six, seven, ten and 11. it's just a normal day. look at this

on the peninsula. hello, starting to move right across san mateo coast and now heading over. it looks like right over sfo, burlingame, millbrae, san mateo and along 280. i'm going to do this right there, heading over to hayward, union city. look at that right over the san mateo bridge. maybe sal can pick up on that as well. so that's what we're looking for today. strong cells today. then a bigger system on tap for tomorrow. so another tricky day boy i'll say you might have sun. you might have rain. the next thing you know you're back to sun. clouds. cool breezy temperatures today well below average here. 50s and 60s. speaking of, let's get an update now with sal. what's going on there, steve? >> i do see the san mateo bridge and that rain that you talked about, the eminence front, so to speak. here. you can see it right there. see that this is my attempt to be a weatherman. and steve's a pro, but i'm just copying him. you're driving into rain over on the peninsula. so be aware of that at the bay

bridge. it is backed up all the way out to the maze. it's pretty slow because of earlier issues in san francisco, just west of the bridge. so give yourself extra time. now at 802, let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. today's opening day for both the giants and a's. >> and the giants are on the road against the san diego padres. the a's are hosting the cleveland guardians at the coliseum. >> frustrated fans for the a's are planning to protest ktvu bailey o'carroll in studio with word about their boycott and their safety concerns as the a's prepares to move to las vegas. >> bailey yeah, that's right guys. fans still of course very frustrated over that move. but this morning it's the beginning of the end of an era in oakland as the a's will host their last opening day at the coliseum. again, as i just mentioned, the team relocating, calling las vegas their new home. but for the immediate future, at least, they will sit tight at the coliseum. and that is exactly where fans are planning a reverse boycott, meaning that they won't buy tickets to go into the game. instead, they'll tailgate outside in the parking lot, which will open unusually

later than normal at 5 p.m, just two hours before that first pitch, i think it's a direct response to the boycott and trying to thwart, our efforts and the amount of fans that will be there, they they the only comment they said was that, it was due to low ticket sales. and so the gate times, you know, and what time they open, is warranted, however, it doesn't take into account into account the 15 to 20,000 fans that will be in the parking lot. >> now, organizers of this event actually told us that they are concerned for public safety. they say some people could show up to the parking lot as early as noon today. they say they're expecting a line of cars to be backed up to the freeway, if not beyond, which would create issues, of course, for those planning to attend the game. and that reverse boycott, but also those not attending. they say the city is aware of the issue, as is the team, and they're hoping that both sides can get together to open up that lot a little bit earlier to hopefully help alleviate the issue before it becomes an issue. but nonetheless, there are still plenty of tickets available for

fans who do want to attend the game tonight. the lowest price i saw on ticketmaster this morning that's just 15 bucks. back to you guys. >> thank you bailey, oakland's new police chief is now in the city. the mayor is promising a positive impact once he's on the job. >> he's not flashy, but he will roll up his sleeves and do the real work that real impactful work to ensure our community's success before coming to oakland, floyd mitchell was police chief of lubbock, texas. >> i'm just going to say my experience and just trying to collaborate and build strong relationships with everyone involved. the adage that everyone has a seat at the table and what we all do and say matters. >> chief mitchell says he's committed to continuing reforms within opd, as that department appears close to emerging from federal oversight. >> i'm absolutely optimistic you know, we have learned about his efforts around crime reduction,

about community led, community involved policing. >> the new chief says he has a lot planned for his first 100 days, including meeting with key stakeholders such as the federal monitor overseeing the reforms. rank and file command staff and the citizens and business owners of oakland. he is set to start the job in late april or early may. >> well, an investigation continues now in pacifica, where police shot and killed a woman. it happened yesterday morning just before 8 a.m, outside of an apartment complex on francisco boulevard, just west of highway one. officials were called to the scene after a man said that his mother had shot him and when police arrived, they say the woman was driving away in a ford escape and pointed a gun at police. and that is when officers opened fire and the woman was killed. people who live nearby were shocked by what happened. >> i've lived here since 1974 and, i've not seen anything like this. >> it's horrible.

>> i, i feel for her family. i pray for her family. >> authorities have not told us what led to the mother shooting her son. they also haven't released their identities. the son reportedly being treated at a hospital. >> an investigation by the associated press shows more than 1000 deaths have been linked to police use of force tactics that are described as non-lethal. the cases include the death of george floyd in 2020 and other similar police confrontations over a decade. the ap says. these cases range from physical holds to stun guns and body blows. medical examiners cited law enforcement as causing or contributing to about half of these deaths, the ap reports. in the other cases, significant police force was not mentioned while drugs or preexisting health conditions were blamed. instead any death in that environment needs visibility, it needs transparency. >> it cannot be in the dark of night. >> we look at law enforcement and think, well, why can't you

just take the guy in? well a lot of times it's not dependent on the officer. it's dependent on whether the guy will go along with it. >> the ap survey shows the deadly incidents happened in every state. 97% of the deaths were among men, most between the ages of 30 and 40. deaths among minorities were disproportionately high. >> time now is 807. a new fence was installed in san francisco's tenderloin by a nonprofit group in an area known for being the site of an illegal drug market in san francisco. the new aluminum fence is located at the entrance of an apartment community. the hope is that the fencing will keep drug dealers and users away. some say the fencing is a step in the right direction. others doubt it will help clean up the area. >> they will do the drugs right in front of you like it's just dangerous. you it's already bad at daytime. you do not want to be down here at night time. it's like not going to stop them because it's like we've been in san francisco for so long. they're going to find another spot, another way to sell their

stuff. well, i hope this works and keeps it clean and helps the neighborhood and well, just last week, san francisco police cited 30 drug dealers in the tenderloin seized over $11,000 in cash and more than 3100g of narcotics. >> sources tell us the group does have a permit for from the city to allow the fence on the public sidewalk. residents wonder why the city hasn't led the way to curb crime and drug use. 808 now several bystanders being called heroes for saving a woman from a car that was on fire in santa cruz county, multiple callers told emergency responders a honda sedan was on fire in a parking lot in capitola earlier this week. firefighters arriving on scene shortly after and were able to put out the flames. the victim was airlifted to a local trauma center in serious condition but stable. investigators do not believe the fire was suspicious or criminal. >> 809 will move now to baltimore, where two bodies have been recovered after that bridge collapse there earlier this week. there are still four more construction workers unaccounted for after a cargo ship hit a

support pillar of the francis scott key bridge. >> authorities say they have paused the recovery efforts for the four other workers until debris can be removed. you're looking at live pictures from the scene this morning. the debris is preventing divers from safely accessing the area where the victims are believed to be located. investigators say hazardous materials may have leaked from some of the containers on that ship, 764 tons of hazardous materials, most corrosives. the national transportation safety board continues gathering evidence to learn more about the incident. the bridge opened in 1977, but and while the ntsb reports it was a satisfactory and satisfactory condition before the accident, they point out to how its design may have factored into the scale of the damage. >> it's a fracture critical bridge. if a member fails, that would likely cause a portion of or the entire bridge to collapse

. >> the ntsb says a full report could take 1 to 2 years. a preliminary report could come in 2 to 4 weeks time. >> now is 810, and we've had some trouble on the bay bridge. nothing major wasn't a major crash. it was just someone's car that broke down on the skyway in san francisco. i think it would have been a better commute. but for that and now we are dealing with the consequences. we have a lot of slow traffic. you may want to avoid the san mateo bridge. it's raining just as steve said it would be. we're joking around about the eminence front, but something did come in here, and, you know, rain did come in on the peninsula on 101. so he's going to be talking about that in a moment. rain, as you know, changes the commute. people sometimes will drive. not very well in rain. this is san jose. no rain here for this commute in the south bay is beginning to recover after some early morning issues. 811 let's go back to the desk. >> an emotional reunion between

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a new york federal jury found him guilty last november on two counts of fraud and five counts of conspiracy. prosecutors accused him of running a crypto fraud scheme that swindled billions from investors. he was staying in the bay area until his bail was revoked due to witness tampering allegations. sam bankman-fried could be sentenced to as long as 110 years, but legal analysts say it will likely be much shorter. >> and it's coming up on 815 animal protection groups around the country are working to prevent activity by backyard puppy breeders. a four month old shih tzu was given a second chance at life after a backyard breeder was willing to throw her away. the woman who rescued her says many dogs from backyard breeders end up dumped or wandering the streets. >> once she realized there was

something wrong with the puppy, she went to the backyard breeder and said, hey, there's something wrong with her. she's like, well, you know what? just put her in a trash can and dump her in the trash. i'll get you another one. >> well, animal protection service groups say they're working to crack down on backyard breeders. one worker says she gets information such as names, addresses, phone numbers of backyard breeders and asks what breed of dog is being sold and at what price. and then she turns that information over to animal control services so they can follow up. >> the california state university system is streamlining and simplifying the path for new students, including those who transfer in. this comes after cal state trustees voted for a new pathway for general education. the decision reduces the required courses in arts, humanities and self development. this new curriculum takes effect in the fall of 2025. a new report shows how many recent high school and college graduates say they lack the confidence and competency of basic life skills. a survey by quizlet found 33% of graduates say they feel uncertain about the skills needed in the real

world. 68% of participants say they think they'd be better prepared for life if they took more nonacademic courses. 79% of participants say they're overwhelmed by financial planning, which then impacts their mental health. some say they've turned to social media to learn life skills. >> all right now to this story. an emotional reunion between a family and a vacaville police officer. the lancasters are husband and wife celebrating their official adoption of three boys, the children of brothers who had been living in deplorable conditions with little to no adult supervision, according to authorities. now a rookie police officer three years ago responded to a welfare check. officer isaac stevens worked with the police department and family services to allow a couple who were distant relatives of the boy's biological mother to take them in. >> and they actually met me here at the police department just outside those steps in the middle of the night after the initial call for service. >> i grew up in inner city, in the tenderloin and, you know,

and anyone that knows san francisco and the tenderloin know it's not the easiest neighborhood to grow up in. i felt like a duty to these three kids. >> well, the couple made sure the boys would stay together and not be separated. the children are also giving her a second chance in motherhood after she lost her first child. years ago. >> they've given me life, my life back. what's very rewarding watching them grow and play sports and you know and do good in school. >> last friday, the couple officially adopted those boys and even invited officer stevens to be at the court hearing. the family now plans a vacation at a southern california amusement park to celebrate life changing for everyone involved. the boys, and i'm sure the officers and those new parents absolutely. >> all right, 18, let's get out that door. are you tracking any new traffic issues here, sal? >> no, it's just kind of recovering from what we've had this morning. a lot of slowing, especially approaching the bay bridge because of earlier issues . 880 has been slow getting up to downtown. oakland. so this is

the time of the morning when you know things are usually happened earlier. and now we're kind of recovering from that. the weather is a lot different here on the san mateo bridge and on the peninsula than it is in the east bay. it's raining over in foster city and on the san mateo bridge, and there has been a lot of slow traffic heading south before the rain even moved in. watch for slowing on 880, heading south, they cleared a couple of crashes and now westbound 580 right near highway 13. we have a new crash there, so things are beginning to or still staying very slow. some things are beginning to improve. finally 818 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> so did you see the pictures of lily that the viewer sent in playing? >> no, i did not. >> i sent it up playing along with our theme today. got it. okay. thank you sir. thanks, steve. all right. sounds right. there's rain on the peninsula over towards the hayward san mateo bridge, especially. that's the line on the visible satellite. so now i'll show it to you. watch how this just comes right in this develop

within the last 45 minutes, right around san bruno, san mateo, sfo, right over to hayward, union city. and i'll draw the line here and i'll put in here. we'll extend this out where is it going? well, about five minutes. it will be in union city, 10 to 14 dublin 16, in beautiful pleasanton. so that is on its way unless it weakens considerably. that's not the only line. look at this. coming in around santa cruz coastline into the santa cruz mountains, also over towards saratoga. i know you're there. saratoga, where are you? there you are into campbell and los gatos and then right back on 17. so i mean, that's what we're dealing with today is these cells that pop up yet your other areas may say, well, i have sunshine here. i know that's the forecast today. that's really cold air. just want just want you to know that's really cold air swinging in here. so i think we'll see an increase an uptick in thunderstorm activity, shower activity later today. 40s 50s on the temps cooler to the north. but really everyone's pretty close here, still some oh, i got some snow totals about 5 to 10. 5 to 10. who was it? homewood had the most at ten. sugar bowl

had nine. i'll build that. i'll put those in there soon. the parent low is up there off of portland. but this is the system we're watching right here. secondary shortwave is dropping down and that's developing. and it's going to develop right there tomorrow afternoon before it slowly slides down the coast. so you got to have the jet stream in order to get rain or you get strong systems. and that's where we're expecting tomorrow. and this will be with us. more wind and rain on friday, probably into saturday as well you guys. >> thank you steve. 820 now home depot is closing in on a multi-billion dollar deal. details on a contract aimed at expanding home depot's business. >> but first, women using a popular weight loss drug say they're getting pregnant even though they're on birth control. what health experts say women shou do if t y' on

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ceremony was held today, even with the ongoing war in gaza, a west point cadet from pleasanton has died in an accidental drowning. >> 21 year old haven morris died monday, while on spring break in florida. officials with the us military academy say police in fort lauderdale do not suspect foul play. morris tactical officer at west point, described him as a bright young man with a determination to succeed in all he did, some women taking to social media now saying they got pregnant even though they were on birth control while using medications such as ozempic or wegovy to lose weight. they're being called ozempic babies. some health care professionals say they have seen cases in which oral contraceptives fail in women using those weight loss drugs. they say the medications slow down stomach emptying and affect how food and medication are absorbed. >> it can affect the absorption of a pill because it affects digestion. there isn't a directly labeled, warning for that, so we haven't seen any direct evidence of that. but it

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south bay, there were calls for change that would affect all those who drive near schools. what a new state bill being introduced today for all everyone behind the wheel. then it's rare to see three people who have held the title of president of the united states in one room. but that is what's happening in new york city today , what former presidents barack obama and bill clinton are doing on behalf of president biden. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. >> i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. thank you for joining us. today is thursday, march 28th. you're looking live behind us across the city right now. but in some parts of the bay area rain is coming down. so let's check in with steve paulson right now to find out where the showers are. >> the pressure. you put the hammer down, said steve will show us what to expect in the mountains. so i'm going to show

you the mountains. all right. i'll get to that in a second. there will be. now they're winding down. there was about 5 to 10in of snow from the system we had last night. early this morning. that's the projection going into friday, saturday and sunday. so another couple feet. i'm sure a winter storm warning will be posted. there's the rain andre is talking about right there, stretching across san mateo coast, the peninsula right over the san mateo bridge, hayward, union city, and also on its way over towards pleasanton. i'll do this briefly. briefly get over there. where is it going now? dublin? pleasanton. it's on its way. so there you go, a lot of cold air coming in. so a mix of sun, clouds, showers, scattered showers, maybe thundershowers to our system right there is will develop for friday for wind and rain. so it's another tricky day. boy i'll say wait five minutes. it changes all the time here, but some pretty good activity already for so early in the morning here. 50s, 60s on the temps. all right. sal is here to tell us what. >> have a lot of slow traffic in the east bay, and the rain is now moving over there, which will not make it better, that's

for sure. it might make it worse, westbound, on 580 is slow. and also, we have a lot of, slow traffic on westbound 580 and highway 13 right there in oakland. so i would say that you should go over to 880. and actually, i'm saying that you should go and use that as a substitute, even though, 580 is usually the one you take this time, i recommending 880 south bay commute is busy. that rain is moving in, but it hasn't affected the bay bridge that backup though is still rather large. it's 830. let's go back to the headlines. >> well, two bodies have been recovered in baltimore, but the bodies of the remaining construction workers who died when that bridge collapsed in baltimore earlier this week still have not been found. connor hansen is once again on the scene for us this morning. he joins us live with the latest update on this story. >> connor. yeah >> andre. after divers recovered the two bodies of those missing construction workers who fell

during that bridge collision, now officials are switching to more of a salvage effort trying to clear out all of that debris so ships can start passing through this channel again. >> based on sonar scans, we firmly believe that the vehicles are encased in. the superstructure. >> the bodies of two victims recovered wednesday in a pickup truck about 25ft underwater at least four bodies remain after a cargo ship plowed into the francis scott key bridge tuesday, destroying it after the vessel lost power. divers are expected to return, but only once the debris is clear. some hazardous materials may have leaked from the ship, officials say was carrying several hazardous containers when it crashed at 764 tons of hazardous materials, mostly corrosives. the national transportation safety board continues gathering evidence to learn more about the incident. the bridge opened in

1977, and while the ntsb reports it was in satisfactory condition prior to the accident, they point to how its design may have factored into the scale of the damage. >> it's a fracture critical bridge. if a member fails, that would likely cause a portion of or the entire bridge to collapse . >> several companies are working fast to reroute their ships to other ports along the east coast to avoid any potential impacts to the supply chain. and the ntsb says it could take a year or two to have its final report on this bridge collapse, but they could have a more preliminary information in 2 to 4 weeks. andre >> well, connor, $200 million worth of cargo typically passes through that port in that area every day. did the ntsb give any timeline yet of when they could have the debris clear enough, and the ship removed for other ships to start passing through?

>> unfortunately, no exact timeline right now before they get that ship out of the way, but that's now their number one priority. as you mentioned, billions of dollars each year of, you know, international goods come in and out. it's a major hub for automobiles, for agricultural equipment. to give you some context, on the bridge that was built back in the 70s, but it took about five years to build. >> all right. connor hanson reporting for us live in the baltimore area this morning on the scene of that bridge collapse. connor, thank you for that update. and stay with mornings on two for the latest on this developing story. and you can always get the latest details on ktvu.com 834 now happening today, a move to make drivers slow down when they're near a school. >> the push comes almost two years after a tragedy left a young boy dead. ktvu ali rasmus live in the south bay with a new measure that's about to be introduced. ali >> we're outside castlemont elementary school in campbell.

where behind me you see an intersection that is fairly busy . most of the traffic has gone through right now, but earlier this morning, before the school day began, we saw dozens of parents and kids walking across the this intersection to take their kids to school. this is where in just about 20 minutes from now, there's going to be a news conference where they're going to talk about introducing a bill that would slow down the speed limit in school zones across california. it's being proposed by south bay assembly member marc berman, who says that this speed zones in the schools and near schools should be less than 25 miles an hour, 20mph, or even slower than that 15, in some cases, under the bill he's proposing, school zones would also have signs that list the specific times that schools are in session and when those slower speed zones would apply to drivers. >> yes. good idea. why because of the kids. it's safe for the kids. for the parents.

>> i don't have kids, but i have my dog, so every time i pass here, i see, like, car, like, you know, and then even zumbi. and sometimes they don't even stop on that stop sign, you know, or they just go, like, you know, like, barely stop. >> castlemont elementary in campbell is where almost two years ago, september of 2022, eight year old jacob villanueva was struck by a car while in the crosswalk walking to school. the driver had been making a left turn when the crash happened. the driver did stop and cooperate with investigators, but the eight year old boy later died at the hospital. now, assembly member berman, along with campbell unified school district officials and the superintendent again in the next 20 minutes, are going to be here to talk about this bill that would lower the speed limit around all california schools. if passed and if it becomes law, live in campbell. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you ali happening today. former presidents barack obama and bill clinton will

appear at a campaign fundraiser in new york city with president biden fundraisers reportedly raised $25 million tickets for the event at radio city music hall range from $225 to 500,000. >> you understand the importance of the three of them being together. obviously, this is going to be an important, important event. >> former president trump has had a relatively light public schedule this week, continues to react mostly on social media, to developments in his court cases. >> a 36. now, a new poll finds that many americans are unenthused about a november rematch in the 2020 presidential election. and according to the associated press poll, 43% of those polled say they are fearful about another four years with donald trump as president, while 31% feel the same about another four years with joe biden in the white house. a judge in california has recommended that former trump election lawyer john eastman be disbarred. the opinion comes

after a trial over eastman's actions to try and overturn the 2020 presidential election. eastman is also among those facing charges in georgia for alleged election interference. the california supreme court will use yesterday's opinion to determine whether to revoke eastman's law license. >> a winter weather advisory is in effect for the greater lake tahoe area. light snow all day caused low visibility for drivers heading up on 80 or highway 50. we can switch over to give you a live look now at what's happening on highway 50, right near the entrance to sierra at tahoe ski resort. a little bit of snow still coming down, and there's a whole lot more on the way. chain controls are currently in effect on both highway 50 and interstate 80. keep this in mind if you plan to head up to the mountains this weekend. >> they said 30, but turn out to be a lot worse. >> so far it's been fine and up until we started climbing through the through 80, once we started hitting the snow, it got real bad. >> go slow. take your time. when they say chains don't wait, just put the chains on. >> high winds might also hit the sierra. so do expect some delays

or road closures on the slopes. once you get up there. >> steve paulson was just talking to us about the mountain forecast just a moment ago, giving us an idea of what it's going to be looking like. he joins us again, because we've got snow up there, rain down here. >> we do. we have sun and rain here. so it's midwest weather there. midwest weather. okay. mount tamalpais had the most rain that i saw an inch and three quarters. hold on. i'll go back to that. trying to do too much here, because it's a pretty good rain in the santa cruz mountains, down in san jose area, and also over towards the east bay, now mount tamalpais, an inch and three quarters cazadero an inch and a half. mount veeder at 1.39. ben lomond 1.34. so the usual suspects there with the most rainfall. usually it's one or the other, but they were all pretty close this time at mount tam gets the nod. woodacre. most of the rain was in marin county. heaviest amounts inch and a third bonny doon almost an inch. fairfax 83, santa rosa, oakland and san francisco between 2/10 and 43/100. but this is the line. there's a couple of lines here. this is the visible satellite that are forming. you can see

those popping up santa cruz mountains also around saratoga, los gatos, campbell. the main band, though no doubt about it, has been on the san mateo coast over to the san mateo bridge and now heading eastward over towards hayward, union city, and even points east from that. now over to dublin. here, let me do this here. looks like it's on its way to livermore. we'll put this in there. and it's kind of i think it's kind of weakening a little bit. but dublin, pleasanton, livermore within the next ten, 15 minutes should expect some kind of rain. but look at this. even down towards there it is campbell san jose los gatos kind of fizzling out there. but the one in santa cruz mountains seems to be holding together right there. so that's what we're going to see today. sun clouds all of a sudden boom, get some pretty good rain. then back to sun and clouds. that's really cold air coming down. systems on its way for tomorrow. stronger system 40s and 50s on the temps here. still some snow in the mountains. about 5 to 10in. fell from that system yesterday, homewood had the most that i saw. ten sugar bowl had nine. the parent low is up there, but this is what's rotating around it right there. that's the key. not this one,

but it's feeding off of that one. and it'll do this. come right and deepen and then slowly saturday start to work its way down the coast. so wind and rain will be in there. the jet stream is our active friend. that is for sure. sun, clouds, cool showers today, but more rain and wind tomorrow you guys. steve 840 an eye popping figure when it comes to the cost of a single year at some elite east coast universities where a bachelor's degree costs way more than the down payment on an average bay area home. >> and what you get for all that money for many teenagers, a mental health crisis exists. >> we'll tell you how one teenager is trying to help, and the way she's using a relatively new form of communication to charged with style. the way she's using a relatively new form of communication to support other teens the fully-electric audi q4 e-tron. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer.

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>> official measures of inflation are either month to month or year over year. consumers might not necessarily think in terms of years, but they might think of prices today relative to some or some period in the past, maybe before the pandemic. >> researchers say most people don't notice the slowdown in the rising cost of food, when the overall cost of living is still so high. >> well, home depot announced a multi-billion dollar deal as it goes, after more than just the diy homeowner. >> also, estee lauder is changing a long tradition. pam cook back in studio with today's dollars and cents. >> yes, estee lauder launching an online store with amazon. it is going to offer its clinique line of skincare and makeup on amazon that bucks a long standing tradition at the company to cater to in-store customers only. clinique will be part of amazon's fast growing premium beauty section at the

opening bell this morning, the new york stock exchange helping raise awareness about the importance of sunscreen and a regular visit to the dermatologist for early detection of skin cancer, especially now that the weather is starting to include more sun. as we take a live look at the markets, a shortened week, markets are closed tomorrow. pretty quiet across the board this week and today. as you can see the dow jones up slightly. the s&p 500 as we wrap up march is about to wrap up the best quarter since before the pandemic 2019 for the s&p 500. the nasdaq down slightly today, one of the nation's largest health insurers, announced it paid more than $3 billion to service providers because of cyber attacks. unitedhealth group says hackers breached its network last month, preventing hospitals and pharmacies from filling prescriptions or receiving reimbursements. there was also a cyber hack this week as well. united health handles the medical records of one in every three americans. subaru is

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? >> brittany lipscher is one of the hosts of the show wish you knew, focusing on the mental health of teenagers. the 18 year old says this needs to be talked about, but it's often stigmatized because of young ages. >> i don't want there to be anybody who has to go through it alone. >> it's important that people take away from my story. not that i struggled. and so much as i made it through well. >> topics include eating disorders and suicide. the idea for this podcast was born at an event at a local nonprofit. the podcast is now recorded at the offices, with the goal of reaching young people who may feel isolated and telling them they have friends who will listen to them. >> i just have to mention quickly because it surprised me and i want to pass it along. we just got a new pediatrician not too long ago and you know, we did the whole ears, nose, throat business, whatever. and when i said, is there anything going around out there that we need to be aware of? and i'm thinking,

you know, lice or, you know, hand and mouth, you know, kind of like stuff. yeah. like the preschool stuff. he looks at me and he says, mental health is the number one thing that i see and that parents are concerned about. >> we've been reporting on it here, and i've never heard it talked about as much in the 25 years i've been in this business at all. right. it's a good thing. yeah. >> which is why we pass it on to you. exactly. all right, let's switch gears here. why not talk traffic center? one last check of this thursday morning commute. >> all right. it's a very busy out there. and we will see a lot of slow traffic trying to get into san francisco late this morning. part of it was we had a stalled vehicle that seemingly lasted forever. of course, it only lasted an hour or so, but that's forever in bay bridge time, and it's still very slow as you drive through. some rain is moving into the bay area, san mateo bridge peninsula, parts of the east bay, so give yourself extra time. san jose not a lot of rain, but still some slowing. 850 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> thank you, kind sir. yes, sir. all right, system, we have some sun. we have some clouds, and we have some rain. it

started on the right south san francisco san mateo coast now has moved over to hayward. fremont, maybe livermore, pleasanton. and there's also bands moving through santa cruz mountains just around san jose south. but this strongest cell that came across right there, and i'll have to tweak this a little bit. there you go. there it goes. over union city, over to fremont. looks like it's heading if it hasn't already. livermore, pleasanton. not bad. i mean a pretty good activity there. popping up. so that's what we can expect today. here i'll put this into motion. see where it's going. there it goes. newark fremont. sunol pleasanton livermore within the next 2 to 18 minutes. so i would expect that. and also in the santa cruz mountains, the one over los gatos campbell looks like it's falling apart. it has, but santa cruz, highway 17, scotts valley, santa cruz, a little bit of activity there. some areas though have sun. if you have the sun, enjoy it. i think we'll see some areas popping up today with a mix of sun, clouds, maybe a quick downpour, then back to sun and clouds. midwest weather. just you wait five minutes. that'll be back. don't you worry that that sun will be back. 40s. 50s on the temps. truckee 30

south lake tahoe 26. snow has ended there for now. next system though this looks like a whopper. i mean seriously, the jet stream can't bring anything in here unless it's over us. and it will be tomorrow. wind and rain. and this looks like a strong system. i think santa cruz mountains will take the bulk of the rain tomorrow, but we will fine tune it tomorrow. >> you guys all right, steve, spring break is coming up quick for barry families. when you join us on the nine. we're live from boreal mountain this morning where ski resorts are gearing up for what's expected to be a busy week ahead. >> also, a call in oakland for president biden to decriminalize cannabis, what advocates say they plan to do if the white house doesn't take action soon. bounced from one doctor to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bills. the 'not a bills.' the.... ”press 4 to repeat these options.” [chaotic music] [inspirational music] healthcare can get a whole lot easier

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