get, iran to back down a little bit. >> israel has attacked iran. a retaliatory air strike targeting a major military base and a nuclear site. the new fears this is causing that the conflict in the area could become a regional war. and here at home, major ch ges announced in an ancisco for streets near the west portal muni station, where a family was killed last month in a tragic crash. we'll show you the mixed reactions from people who live in that community. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark.

>> good morning i'm pam cook. happy friday april 19th. yes it felt tropical steve and i like to say instead of humid yesterday but it feels much cooler this morning. big fog bank is roaring in so it'll be cooler today. >> low clouds pouring in if you will, and temperatures 40s and 50s. but it's going to be a significantly cooler day here across the board. 40s 50s on the temps can't see the fog really yet. the higher clouds have cleared out. that did give it his tropical feel yesterday, but down we go. a quick little drop here. 60s and 70s. all right. i think it's the final leg of his tour. mr. frank mallicoat here on a friday. good morning sir. yeah my six day tour is being completed today. >> sal will be back on monday. i wish i could say friday light out of the gate, but of course not, most of the bay area is in pretty good shape unless you're on highway 680 southbound. that's in pleasanton at the bernal exit, a gravel truck lost part of its load. 300ft of

freeway scattered with rocks. and on top of that, that happened about a half an hour ago. on top of that, they had a collision nearby. so the number two and number three lanes, 680 southbound at pleasanton right now are shut down. they have one lane getting by. and caltrans is sweeping up that rock and they're taking care of those two cars too. so do take note if you're heading that way. that could be a big bugaboo later today because that's a major, major commuter area there. but we will keep an eye on that. if you're heading to san francisco this morning. good for you at 401 in the morning. you have no issues whatsoever. that's the latest. let's get back to pam. >> thank you. frank topping, our news this morning, israel launched an early morning strike against iran. it is retaliation after iran carried out a wide scale attack on israel last sunday. the israeli attack targeted an area of iran that has a military air base and contains facilities associated with the country's nuclear program. >> it seems as if it was

somewhat of a #### for tat. however if i were israel and i did want to escalate, i would go after the nuclear facilities. israel probably is largest threat in the region is iran's nuclear capability. >> iran says the country's air defense systems were activated and that its nuclear sites are safe. the us says it had no involvement in the attack, but that israel did notify us officials beforehand. >> our time is now 402. well, at uc berkeley, pro-palestinian demonstrators called on the university to divest from companies doing business with israel. now the rally was also organized as a response to an incident last week at the home of law school. dean and his wife, who's also a professor at uc berkeley. during a celebration dinner for students, a law student tried to give an unscheduled speech about palestinian deaths in gaza. >> i have never seen in the history of this campus a

berkeley law professor put their hands on someone and be so entitled to do so, and they yeah, i have honestly no words. it was shocking. it was traumatizing. it was humiliating , but it's only one incident in a greater pattern of series that has occurred. >> now, the law school dean, who is jewish, has said the incident is the latest anti-semitic attack he has faced and that free speech does not extend to his personal home policy. out of the and more than 100 pro-palestinian demonstrators were arrested at new york's columbia university after they set up an encampment on the school grounds. the president of columbia ordered police to clear the protesters from the area, saying the encampment violated the campus rules. police say 108 students were charged with trespassing. now to find out the very latest developments on the conflict in the middle east and the protests that have followed. go to our website, ktvu.com. >> we're now hearing from one of

the 28 google employees who was fired this week for protesting against a contract google has with israel. now they were protesting google's $1.2 billion contract to provide artificial intelligence services to the israeli government and military software engineer iman kassem flew from seattle to sunnyvale to take part in a sit in and demand that google cut its ties to israel. >> there was absolutely no way that i could continue working at google without, pushing these demands. they're continuing to lie not just to their employees, but to the public and all tech workers. >> google says its contract work with israel is, quote, not directly at highly sensitive, classified or military workloads relevant to weapons or intelligence services. google calls the actions of the workers who were fired unacceptable and disruptive, and that they violated company policy. >> our time is now 405. more details this morning from oakland about an incident on wednesday where oakland police shot and killed a murder suspect

from sacramento. now, ktvu has confirmed he was 33 year old dominique broat. he was wanted for the shooting last month of his girlfriend, as police were conducting a welfare check on her on wednesday, sacramento detectives tracked brodd to west oakland and asked oakland police to help capture him. >> the door suddenly opened. he came out, with a gun, raised it and pointed it. and the shooting occurred. i think in this case, there is no question that this suspect posed an imminent threat of death or serious injury when the officers fired. >> now, this was the first deadly shooting by oakland police since november, according to authorities. that's when internal affairs and internal affairs sergeant shot and killed a man who pointed a gun at him near oakland city hall. it is now 406 san francisco's west portal neighborhood will soon see some major changes near the

muni bus metro station. >> city leaders have decided the area is in need of safety improvements. that's after a bus stop crash last month, where a family of four was killed. ktvu is amber lee spoke with people who live and work in the area. >> muni trains, busses, cars and people create a chaotic scene at san francisco's west portal neighborhood. the sfmta announced thursday that changes are coming soon to improve safety. >> i would love to see it. we walk by here all the time. we see a lot of near misses, a lot of, you know, dangerous things happening, a lot of people making bad moves in their car. >> on march 16th, a 78 year old woman crashed her suv and killed a family of four at a bus shelter just steps from the muni station. authorities have not yet said what caused the crash, or if the driver will be charged. >> mayor london breed and to district seven supervisor mariano melgar, who have asked the sfmta to work immediately to

improve traffic safety near west portal station. >> the sfmta plan includes no left turns on west portal avenue, and cars will no longer be able to cut through the intersection of yellow street and west portal avenue in front of the muni station. the entrance area will be redesigned to include planters and become a community space. >> i was shocked because it. i don't think it solves the problem of what happened to that poor family. it's just going to increase traffic all up and down west portal. >> the owner of roti indian bistro is among the merchants critical of city leaders, rolling out a plan so quickly without their input. pankaj shah says disruptions to traffic could hurt. 50% of his business comes from customers driving up to get takeout and food delivery drivers doing pickups, so one incident should not be a one that makes so many changes at the same time. >> i was surprised that it was such a knee jerk reaction.

>> maureen stotts owns easy breezy, a market on west portal avenue. she agrees there needs to be safety improvements but questions the changes that are proposed. >> it's going to create more problems than what they're trying to solve. >> sfmta plans to do public outreach with pop ups in the west portal neighborhood next monday, tuesday and wednesday. the mayor's office says the changes are temporary, but will be fast tracked to be in place by this summer. city leaders say there will be evaluations to see what works and what doesn't. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, thank you. amber bart is making some changes to its elevators and escalators to settle a class action lawsuit. the lawsuit claimed bart violated the civil rights for those with disabilities by not providing clean, working elevators at bart stations as part of the settlement, bart will continue to make renovations. it also says that if equipment breaks down, it will make sure a repair person is sent within an hour. all right, let's head right over to

steve paulson. i can definitely feel the cooler temperatures when i open the windows. >> it'll be a big drop today, no doubt about it. there's a system coming in down towards central california. i'll show it to you right there. that little spin in the atmosphere. it started last night at the giants game when that fog came pouring in. and that has opened the door to a pretty good breeze here. and a big fog bank. 50s on a lot of the temps. some upper 40s, but mainly 50s on the temps. higher elevations below 1400ft. it's significantly cooler. oakland hills that's above the claremont 47. there were 59 at this time yesterday. boulder creek is in there above that, though still some more marymount voters at 60. but travis 20 west southwest 24. that's a sure sign. this time of year you start to look for that delta breeze and it's there 30s up in the mountains, 40s, 50s, 60s through the interior along the coast, 60s, 50s, 60s as well. behind this, there's not much there. it's just more of an onshore breeze. so it looks like today might be the coolest day, but our warm little mini warm up i mean, last

week was warmer here. big fog bank, sunny, breezy, cooler today. saturday looks to be similar. nice, but i think it'll be warmer on sunday. so you know just a little dips here and there. subtle changes. any rain? not yet. maybe drizzle. but other than that maybe in a week away about next late thursday or friday. we'll see. there's some hints that we'll get another system in here. but cooler friday fog pouring in, cooler breezy, low clouds are sun cooler for all, so that equals 5060s and now 70s. >> thank you steve. nearly three years later, charges have been filed against the officers tied to the custody death of mario gonzalez in alameda. we're going to hear from the district attorney about the charges. >> and a lot of uncertainty facing the golden state warriors as they head into a very busy off season. we'll look ahead to the warriors i ediate future can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!! (thinking: eddie, no frasier, frank... frank?)

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vallejo and sears point will be closed beginning tonight for a repaving project, and it will send a lot of traffic to the richmond-san rafael bridge. beginning at 9:00 tonight. westbound highway 37 will close between vallejo and sears point. now, it's scheduled to stay closed until 4 a.m. monday morning to get around that road closure, caltrans recommends going north on highway 29, west on highway 12, and south on highway 121. or you can take the richmond-san rafael bridge. >> san francisco is suing oakland for trademark infringement over the proposal to change the airport name to san francisco bay oakland international airport. now, the lawsuit seeks an injunction against oakland and travel related services such as airlines and rental car companies, from using the proposed name in marketing or

advertising. ktvu talked to a trademark law attorney who says this case is about protecting consumers from confusion. >> all we really have to compare are the names, and they tend to give the first two words a lot of weight, because that's the first thing that the person hears that a consumer sees on their screen. when they're ordering their lyft or when they're booking the flight. and so the fact that the two first two words are really similar, it's going to really lend itself to a finding of confusion. >> the lawsuit accuses oakland of trying to capitalize off the reputation of sfo and pull in travelers who were not intending to fly to the east bay. oakland mayor shengtao did not respond directly to the lawsuit, but discussed the proposed name change. she explains the rebrand could offer several benefits, she said, quote, notably, it could support the airport's efforts to secure more direct flights to additional destinations, enhancing convenience for travelers and potentially boosting tourism in oakland. well klay thompson was

not in the mood to talk about his future with the warriors, with free agency looming this summer. >> but ktvu jason appelbaum tells us the warriors general manager, mike dunleavy, made it clear the warriors plan to keep klay thompson. >> we want klay back first and foremost. >> reassuring news to most warriors fans who can't imagine klay thompson in another uniform . and while at age 34, his best years are likely behind him, he was still the warriors second leading scorer and had the fourth most threes in the nba this past season. >> he's still a really good player. we really, really value him and so there's nothing that would make me think that he wants to go somewhere else or we don't want him back. and for that reason, i'm hopeful we can make it happen. >> so what about draymond green? there's no doubt he was out of control at times. but he also had his highest scoring average in six years and was second on the team after only steph in three point accuracy. plus he signed for the next three seasons. >> if we decided he wasn't worth

it, you know then we would have moved off of him years ago. but he's worth it for the golden state warriors. >> return to a familiar place. >> they're on top of the nba world. it's easy to forget that it was only two seasons ago. >> the warriors claimed their fourth title with this core group, and apparently ownership feels they could still make one more run. >> maybe it's steph curry, it's draymond green it's klay thompson like those guys are are great guys to go out with. and so and they're really they're still good at basketball. so i think it's a manageable thing. you know i think it's somewhat doable. so we'll see what happens. >> i do think there's tremendous value in the three of them being warriors for life. it matters that kobe was a laker for life, that that's meaningful to the laker franchise. i think it would be incredible if these three guys could play their whole careers here. >> jason appelbaum ktvu fox two sports. hi, jason. >> thank you. time is 417. well,

a bay area native was drafted to the wnba. angel jackson, who attended salesian college prep in richmond, was selected in the third round by the las vegas aces. she was a mcdonald's all american and played for cal stars while she lived here in the bay area. the san francisco giants will host the arizona diamondbacks at oracle park tonight for game two of their series. >> that's following san francisco's first back to back victories in nearly three weeks last night. pitcher logan webb retired 19 straight batters as the giants shut out arizona five to nothing. the giants now have nine wins and 11 losses during the first 20 games of the season. >> i grew up watching the oakland a's will begin a weekend series in cleveland against the guardians today. >> the a's currently have a record of eight wins and 11 losses, and are in fourth place in the american league west. first pitch scheduled for 410. >> our time is 418. the oakland soul's second season kicks off may fifth, and ahead of their

first game of the year, the club released two new jerseys for the women's soccer team. they were created in partnership with the apparel company charli us say the team says the darker jersey. it's a celebration of community, artistry, artistry with a tribute to the timeless tie dye pattern. now, the second lavender jersey is meant to embody oakland's latin and hispanic heritage. inspired by the fruitvale district and bay area soccer fans. should mark your calendar for may 7th. that's when the san jose earthquakes will host the oakland roots at paypal park. the teams are meeting as part of the mls versus the usl tournament. this is the second time these two teams have played the last time was in 2021 during the same us soccer tournament. whoever wins a match will play either the sacramento republic fc or the monterey bay fc in the round of 16. >> well, the sharks took the ice

for their final game of the season, facing the calgary flames. both squads are out of the playoffs. the flames ran away with this one, with the final score of the season finale 5 to 1, with the worst record in the league. the sharks will miss the postseason for the fifth year in a row. >> well, sports focus comes back with a new episode sunday evening. you'll hear about an unprecedented college offer for two teenage boys in oakland. not even close to graduation. we'll tell you how their strength and dedication are turning heads in the world of weightlifting. plus student volunteers teaching tennis to athletes on the autism spectrum. a look at one of the local chapters on this national nonprofit that makes this sport both adaptive and inclusive. i've. >> i've had multiple family friends with children on the autism spectrum, and one thing i've noticed when i speak to them is the limited access to programs that children with autism have in our area now. >> sports focus, hosted by

christina rendon, will air this coming sunday evening at 630, and after the show airs, you can find sports focused streaming on our fox local app. >> very nice. i love those stories. yeah they're great. christina does a great job. it's so fun to see some of the up and coming athletes in the area. all right, steve paulson, what are you looking at there, cooler pattern for us today. we do have a system that's going into the south of us. it's where is it, steve? where is it? where is it? it's right here. right there. and that has opened the door to a big, big fog bank. so 50s for many temps here. pretty good onshore breeze, some upper 40s. 50s 47 up in ukiah, upper lake middletown, 46 fairfax, san anselmo. so upper 40s, low 50s. but the higher elevations. if you're below about 1500 feet, it's significantly cooler. that's 47. in the oakland hills is right. it's called oakland north. that's right above the caldecott 47. that's down 12 from yesterday. boulder creek is 49. but you get up high enough,

you can still find some warm air mountain vineyard for at 60 onshore breeze or wind, especially in the wind prone areas. petaluma gaps and bruno gap across san pablo bay and then out towards the delta 30s in the mountains. 43 alturas to 61 in san diego, 62 in phoenix, palm springs 65, in las vegas says, hey, i'm 68. looks good, though our warm little mini warm up. it wasn't that much is taking a little bit of a break here for a couple of days. big fog banks today will be big fog bank. there's only one out there, steve. it'll be cooler. nice saturday, warmer on sunday. no rain yet. maybe in about a week. about friday. next friday there's something might be something brewing. but forecast models are really struggling. but there will be some change near the end of april into early may. fog bank pouring in. it'll be low clouds or sun cooler for all breezy. so 5060s and 70s. >> okay, steve, time is now. 422 san francisco police speaking out about a sexual abuse case against a community leader to tell you where that investigation stands today. and

new protection for renters. >> we have the details of the new ordinance oing into effect

in concord starts today. today the new tenant protection law approved by the concord city council back in february go into effect. the just cause for eviction has several new rules for landlords, including one that requires them to pay thousands of dollars in relocation assistance for no fault evictions. >> our time is 424. state officials are pointing to a growing affordable housing complex in oakland as an example of what is possible in california. attorney general rob bonta toured casa suenos yesterday morning. it's at the fruitvale transit village. 181 affordable homes have been added to its inventory. bonta says the state will need 2.5 million new homes by the year 2030 to meet the need. but he says we're not

on pace to meet those numbers. >> you have folks who have grown up in their community want to live in their community, want to, experience and realize the dream of home ownership, but can't. yeah. you have parents who wonder where their kids are going to live if they can ever own a home. you have people being pushed out of communities that they want to stay in, the beyonce said the department of justice is supporting laws that streamline and expedite new housing, as well as laws that require cities to build their fair share of affordable homes. >> mayor london breed has submitted two nominations for the san francisco police commission. first is retired judge c don clay to replace commissioner jim byrne. she also nominated current commissioner deborah walker for reappointment. now the nominations need to be approved by the board of supervisors before moving forward. 12 new york city jurors have been seated in the criminal trial against former president donald trump. the next steps in this historic case and a construction

company is facing a major fine. >> what it failed to do that cal osha says ended in the ath o

like this. in all cases, the alameda county district attorney is now taking action against police officers in the east bay over the in-custody death of mario gonzalez. >> and governor newsom is showing support for a state bill designed to increase the punishments for people who engage in child sex trafficking. the possible increase in criminal charges is from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. good morning. >> thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's a friday. it is april

19th pam. >> it's been a very very busy week. it has been a lot of news, some changes in the weather. let's check in with steve paulson. >> cooler today and a little mini warm up for a couple of days. but there's a big fog bank pouring in. so the onshore breeze is in place. 40s 50s on the temps. don't think these will change all that much. the higher clouds have moved out for now. so today and tomorrow look to be similar than a little warm up on sunday 60s and 70s on those temps. all right. frank mallicoat truck spilled gravel. where? >> 680 south. it's in pleasanton at burnell, and there is a sig alert out there right now. and traffic is building. let's take a look, already a backup at this hour? at what is it? not even 430 just yet. on this friday, a truck lost part of its gravel load. a good 300ft of highway there, spread with raw caltrans sweepers are out trying to clean it up, but they got to get every last rock off that freeway. and in the midst of that, a two car pile up. number two and number three lanes, they are blocked. they've got a couple of tow

trucks on hand trying to clean up everything. number one lane is open, but it's slow and likely to be slow for a while. so if you're heading that way, take note that could be a big issue later this morning when things start to build. highway 24 westbound and in lafayette carson moving along just fine. that is good news for lamorinda folks and folks in walnut creek. and if you're heading to the bay bridge today, nice and easy on a friday, that's the way we like it. 430 your time. let's check back in with dave. >> okay, frank. thank you. well, happening today, the man suspected of killing seven people in a mass shooting last year in half moon bay is due to appear in court. now, today's hearing is expected to set the dates for a trial and the start of other meetings. 67 year-old chun li zhao is accused of seven counts of murder in connection with the 2023 workplace shooting. prosecutors say if he's convicted, he could be eligible for the death penalty.

>> well, the alameda county district attorney's office has filed involuntary manslaughter charges against three alameda police officers. those officers were involved in the in-custody death of mario gonzalez. three years ago. now, the coroner's office had ruled gonzalez's death resulted from a combination of methamphetamine and the stress of being restrained by police. former district attorney nancy o'malley had cleared the officers of any wrongdoing. but last night, current da pamela price reversed that decision following a new investigation in if people don't believe that police officers or law enforcement can be held accountable, then witnesses won't cooperate. >> we can't do our job without witnesses. we won't be able to administer justice if the community doesn't trust that the system is going to work for everyone. >> now, the attorney representing gonzalez's mother tells us here at ktvu that the family is grateful that the da's office has decided to revisit

the case. >> the family is elated to know that mario's death was not in vain, and that the people who needlessly caused him to die, to not be able to hug his child, to never to be able to say hello to his mother. those three officers are being held accountable and it's long overdue. >> for now, the three officers are james fisher, eric mckinley and cameron leahy. they could face up to four years in state prison if convicted. the attorney for officer leahy has released this statement saying, quote, there is no new evidence. this is a blatantly political prosecution. the officer's actions while taking mr. gonzalez into custody were reasonable, necessary and lawful , and his tragic death was the result of drug toxicity, not criminal misconduct. >> our time now for 33 219 year old women are now facing charges in a double homicide in napa last weekend, where two other young women were killed, jessica whitton faces two counts of murder with special

circumstances in the shooting deaths last weekend judith adolph is charged with assault and being an accessory to the crime. now. the shooting happened saturday night during a fight. napa police responded to reports of gunfire and found the victims, 22 year old john nicholson, junior of vallejo, is also being held without bail. he's charged with two counts of murder. >> cal osha has fined a san francisco construction company for safety violations following a deadly accident in the city's lower haight neighborhood last year. skyfox flew over the scene shortly after the trench collapsed at the excavation site on oak street in september, cal osha says d'arcy and hardie construction failed to provide a proper protective system for the employees who were working in that trench. it was fined $371,000. san francisco firefighters are mourning the loss of a lieutenant in the department. firefighters say lieutenant steven sylvester died unexpectedly at his home after

working a shift. he joined the department in august of 2002. the firefighters survived by his wife and four children. san francisco fire chief janine nicholson has released this statement. lieutenant steven sylvester was a cornerstone of our department, cherished by all who worked alongside him. he was not only a consummate professional, but also a devoted family man. his profound presence will be sorely missed and his exemplary service will be remembered forever. >> our time is now. 434 ktvu is now confirmed. several ballots are being challenged in the vote recount of the district 16 congressional race to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo. now, it's not clear how many ballots are being challenged and the reason why former san jose mayor sam liccardo received the most votes in the march primary election. two other candidates tied for second place assembly member evan lowe and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. they

will both appear on the november ballot unless the vote recount leads to a different result. the recounting process began on monday. santa clara county says this recount could now take up to two weeks because of the ballot challenges. >> efforts to ban tiktok are moving forward to the senate after house republicans included the ban in the package that would send aid to ukraine and israel. now, the original ban was passed in the house in march. it gave tiktok's parent company, bytedance, six months to sell the app. now, the revised legislation would give the company nine months to sell, with a possible three month extension if a sale was in progress. >> time is 435. jury selection will continue today in new york. in donald trump's criminal trial . now, 12 members of the jury have now been seated. seven men and five women. jury selection will continue today to pick jury alternates. now one excused juror in the case says she was shocked to find out the case

they were being considered for. >> everybody was shocked when we saw him on tuesday for the first time, you know, we couldn't believe that that was the case. so we were shocked and frozen. >> prosecutors could start presenting their case early next week. >> governor gavin newsom is publicly supporting a bill that would make child sex trafficking a felony in california. >> now, that proposed legislation is now moving forward at the state capitol. following some changes made by the senate public safety committee. however, the governor is confident the final version will help in his goal to crack down on child sex crimes in california. >> look forward to getting this bill to my desk in a way that i'll sign it. we have some work to do now. >> this proposed legislation would classify this crime as a felony, carrying a maximum penalty of up to four years in prison. right now, purchasing a child for sex is a misdemeanor with a maximum penalty of up to

a year in jail. it is 437. san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi has written a new memoir about her years as an elected official. it's called the art of power. it will be released in august. the publisher is simon and schuster. they say they will cover nancy pelosi's legislative career with a personal account of the january 6th capitol riot and the assault at her home in 2022 that left her husband with a fractured skull. nancy pelosi served as house speaker for eight years. she's been a congresswoman for almost 27 years. >> giant pandas from china could soon come to san francisco, mayor london breed joyfully announced the agreement while in beijing. now she is wrapping up her weeklong economic and diplomatic trip to asia and says an agreement has been reached to bring the bears to san francisco. the san francisco zoo hopes to complete renovations so that the pandas could come soon. >> we have some cute, cuddly,

black and white beauties coming to our city. ladies and gentlemen, welcome pandas to san francisco. >> she's excited. >> yeah, pandas from china went to the san francisco zoo in 1984 and 1985 as part of a global tour. mayor breed says the new visit ours honors the city's deep cultural connections to asia. the san diego zoo has pandas, has, and they're used sleeping when you go see them. i think they're more active at night. sometimes they're playful , but they are awfully cute. not if you run into them on your own. steve, i've heard they're, they can be kind of feisty. ooh >> well, they lead a pretty good life. >> yeah, they just where they sleep, right? >> yeah, they sleep a lot, i think. yeah. all right. so yesterday temperatures livermore. concord sneaked in at 80 degrees. after that, san jose, napa, santa rosa mountain

view, oakland, san francisco, all between 70 and 78. the city hit 70 briefly and it went downhill fast as the fog started to come back in santa rosa, redwood city, lafayette, san jose arrows are all down today. 70, 68, 70, and 72. so a little mini warm up is going to give us a cool down today. a little low is punching in on the central california coast. 50s on most of the temps here i these probably won't change all that much. same for east bay. temps 5051. clayton's 47 degrees castro valley 48, north dublin 46. but a lot of 50s low 50s around 5052 degrees. the onshore breeze is kicking in across san pablo bay out towards the delta, and you can see that out to travis 20 gusts to 24 that that's a that's a sure sign. the fog bank and the onshore breeze is getting its presence felt 3038 mount shasta 3234 truckee south lake tahoe. no high clouds though those move through already. but the low clouds are abundant and they are continuing to ramp up here. so our little warm up here

is being replaced by a big fog bank. sunny inland but cooler breezy about the same saturday. then it does look a little warmer. sunday might push some upper 70s to near 80. nothing yet in the rain department, maybe about a week away. it looks more likely towards the end of april. going into early may. there are some signs of a system digging in. there but they're getting fewer and fewer and farther apart here. as we head towards the end of april. going into may here pretty soon. cooler friday changes. big fog bank, low cloud, sunny, breezy, but 5060s 70s. the weekend looks okay. i mean nice on saturday. warmer sunday. >> all right thank you steve. overnight israel launched strikes against iran. how the united states is responding to the attack this morning. >> and san jose police arrest three people accused of kidnaping and torturing a man. what we're learning about the people hat the police li

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county. chp says it happened at about 1230 yesterday afternoon near gray whale cove state beach, south of pacifica. a chp helicopter crew reached the vehicle 200ft down, but the driver was not able to be saved. an investigation is underway to determine the cause of the crash. >> our time now. 443 three men are behind bars now accused of kidnaping and torturing a man in san jose earlier this year. now, investigators say the victim was kidnaped. the evening of february 13th, then was held against his will in a home in east san jose. that's when police say the three suspects tortured and assaulted the man several times before finally letting him go. >> it goes to show that people are really out there doing violent crimes. but a robbery unit detectives, because they did such a thorough investigation, they were able to say, you know, not in san jose, 2600. >> investigators say they don't believe the victim knew the three suspects. they say the home where they lived was also

raided for illegal gambling, as well as retail theft. >> san francisco police are asking for people to come forward who claim they were sexually assaulted by community activist john jacobo. now, allegations first surfaced in 2021 on social media. the accuser said they were friends before he raped her. jacobo denied the allegations. police department's special victims unit is now investigating complaints of threats and sexual assaults from three additional women, all our cases remain open, especially if new evidence is developed over time. >> sometimes a case can go a little, cold and then new evidence comes in. >> today, jacobo resigned from his position with the housing nonprofit. he did not respond to requests for an interview or statement. supervisor hillary ronen is calling for a hearing on how the city handles sexual assault allegations. >> our time now. 445 some female inmates are being released early

as part of the closure of the women's prison in dublin. the federal bureau of prisons announced the closure of fci dublin on monday. that's where eight officers have been charged with sex crimes. attorneys are telling ktvu some of their clients, who had a short amount of time left on their sentence, are either being released early for good behavior or being placed on house arrest. sources also tell ktvu all of the women will be relocated by this weekend. california may have a chance in november to vote on a measure mandating more jail time for certain crimes, such as smash and grab robberies or drug offenses. >> now, a group called californians for safer communities announced it has submitted 900,000 signatures to get the measure home acenas drug addiction and theft reduction act on the ballot. it would essentially roll back portions of prop 47, which was approved in 2014, and reduced punishments for some property and drug crimes. >> our businesses are being

attacked every single day, and many of them are being forced to be closed and our employees are getting hurt and some are being killed. and guess what? when all these businesses are being closed, many of our employees are losing their jobs and it's actually hurting every one of us. >> now the measure needs 550,000 verified voter signatures to get that issue on the november ballot. >> time is now 446 in your dollars and cents. the price of oil jumped after reports that israel had attacked iran, but those prices have since come back down. us future prices rose 3% during the night on the news about the strike, but they've since dropped back down to previous levels. there are concerns that an expanded war in the middle east could disrupt crucial oil supply lines. we're taking a look at gasoline prices this morning. according to triple a, the average price for gas in oakland, more than $5.06

a gallon. pumping gas in san francisco also more than $5 in santa clara county. you'll pay about $5.55 a gallon. meantime, in contra costa county, right now, it will cost about $4.91 a gallon. >> it appears netflix's decision to crack down on password sharing has paid off. the bay area company added 9 million new customers so far this year, and about 30 million since last year. the company started limiting accounts to one household nearly a year ago, and netflix says it will stop sharing detailed reports on how many subscribers it has each quarter, saying that the company now wants to focus on financial growth rather than subscriber growth. all my mornings are monday start in an endless february. >> every you know that song, don't you? >> not yet. but people who

stayed up all night do because taylor swift's newest album now out and swifties around the world are swamping the streaming services to listen. it is called the tortured poets department, and it was released at midnight. fans got an extra surprise when she dropped 15 bonus tracks two hours later. it is taylor swift's 11th studio album, and she's doing this while she's on a world tour. a world tour, by the way. yeah, some of the most creative and innovative products are made right here in the bay. >> we use crushed roses, we use eggplant for our our eyeliners and mascara. we use, the deep black from argon, and then we use the deep purple from purple carrot farm to beauty is the slogan at juice beauty, where the goal is to be better for your skin and the planet, and one of the secret ingredients is grown on their farm in sonoma county. >> another locally grown company

is taking over the family kitchen and dining room, but the idea started in their shower. >> it's just really cool, really empowering to have my own business. it's like fun to tell everyone they're like, oh my gosh, i never would have guessed and stuff. i was talking to my teachers about it. i was like, that's so cool. >> their business is tackling the huge piles of plastic that ends up in the landfill, or even the ocean. one shampoo, conditioner and lotion bar at a time. now you can see these stories. they're made in the bay and more. this sunday morning at 830 right here on ktvu, we have a whole 30 minute special on some great companies and products made in the bay. >> i'm watching. >> okay, good. >> and you're hosting. >> i am hosting that show. i love getting to know all these great, hard working people in the bay area. it's just incredible. all right, for now, let's turn over to steve paulson for the forecast. >> all right. thank you. much cooler big, big fog bank out there. so areas that were a little mini warm up here last couple of days really. we're

upper 70s to a few near 80 degrees. but santa rosa redwood city lafayette and san jose cooling you down upper 60s and low low 70s on the thames a higher clouds have cleared out. that's not an issue anymore. it's the lower clouds which can't see. but there's a big fog bank out there. 50s mainly on the temps, upper 40s, low 50s. there's not much of a spread here, although pacific at 45 but low 50s here. mid 50s. woodside 49 degrees los altos 48. but most locations are in the 50s. onshore breeze in the city also over towards richmond, out towards san pablo bay. davis point and even all the way out to travis. so that'll do it. that that that kicks in the onshore breeze. 38 mount shasta to 3234 truckee and south lake tahoe and everything looks good after the low cloud deck, but it will be significantly cooler today for many. big fog bank. sunny, cooler, not much change on saturday. i think we'll have more sun but does look warmer on sunday. a few locations may push right back in upper 70s to 80. it doesn't take much this time of year. nothing yet in the rain department. drizzle, but not in the rain department. something's

brewing, but not until probably end of april. going into may as the way it looks here. so a cooler friday changes. low clouds, sun and temperatures coming down 5060s by the water 60s mid 70s inland tomorrow. not much change than it does look warmer sunday there pam. >> all right thank you steve a repaving project on a very busy local highway starts tonight. what drivers need to know in the north bay, as huge backups are expected in marin and sonoma county and earth day just a few days away, we take a look at e toys that i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive.

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team in the southeast is reporting a possible breakthrough in treating young cancer patients. now, doctors at florida international university say they have found a way to eliminate some of the time

consuming trial and error methods in diagnosing a child with cancer. they're combining dna analysis with extensive drug testing to dramatically speed up this testing process. within days, doctors can see how small samples of a patient's cancer cells respond to many different types of treatment. we tested over 120 fda approved drugs directly on the patient's cancer cells, and we did that within a week. reporter doctors say in the past, these same tests would often take several months. they're confident these same tests would also be effective in treating adults battling cancer. a number of groups are coming together to form a safety net to monitor saturday's 420 event at san francisco's hippie hill. now, it's a collaboration between the psychedelic church of ambrosia business owners from the haight-ashbury neighborhood and several nonprofits. they're planning to provide water, medical aid, portable toilets and trash pickups at the gathering. the city says it canceled the official 420

celebration this year because of a lack of funding, but the coalition says it believes people will still show up for a celebration. now it will be streaming the unofficial 420. we're going to stream that celebration live from hippie hill. you can watch it on the fox local app from 3:00 to 5:00 saturday afternoon, and that can be seen anywhere. a special ceremony celebrating cardiac arrest, survivors and those who helped to save their lives was held in foster city. that event was organized by the san mateo consolidated fire department. first responders joined seven survivors of cardiac arrest for that ceremony. each survivor shared their story, and they expressed their gratitude toward the heroes who came to their aid for the first time. >> that i have a chance to thank everybody that participated in having me be able to be standing here. >> i don't think i've ever felt so safe than this day right now, surrounded by all these first responder heroes.

>> other people there jumped into action to save a life. we're also celebrated. in addition to honoring the heroic acts of police officers and firefighters. restaurant week on the peninsula kicks off today. 92 restaurants are taking part in the fourth annual event. there will be giveaways during today's opening night. peninsula restaurant week goes through april 27th and you'll have take out, delivery and dine in options. dancers from the historic dance theater of harlem will be performing in the east bay this weekend. they will perform a mix of treasured classics and new contemporary pieces that celebrate black culture and empowerment. the dance theater of harlem was founded during the height of the civil rights movement, with the intention to serve the black community. the performances are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. saturday, 4 p.m. sunday at the lesher center for the arts in walnut creek. a texas artist breathes new life into dying trees, and at 90 years old, he

is showing no signs of quitting his longtime passion. for 75 years, victor torres has captured onlookers with the fine details found in his tree carvings. he recently started a new project giving this dying ash tree a second chance. torres says his talent lies in his ability to look at a stump and find shapes and forms hidden beneath. when he does this type of work, it breathes life into him as well. >> for any young man can do, i can do it. i feel good when i start something like this, and the more work the better i feel. >> before torres began his latest project, landscaper suggested cutting down the dying tree, but now it will stay rooted as a canvas of his imagination. gorgeous work. well, the world's largest bounce house is coming back to the north bay this weekend. the tour is making a stop at the sonoma

county fairgrounds in santa rosa starting today. take a look. this year there are seven massive inflatable attractions and a brand new deep sea foam party inflatable and an obstacle course. there are bouncy houses for the little ones, big kids and a 16 and up session. tickets range from $22 to $45. kids can discover all types of new toys to celebrate and learn more about earth day, the annual event that supports environmental protections is on monday, and the toy insider's shared a few eco friendly activities that can teach kids about the environment and preserving our planet. >> so these are amazing. this is from boogie board, and what i love about these sketch pals is you're eliminating the need for paper. so all kids do is they write on the little tablet, they press the nose and they're writing or drawings go away. this is like the piece de resistance of eco friendly toys, if you will, because not only is

the entire thing made of fsc certified wood and plant based plastic, but you're actually teaching kids all about little things that they can do to help their environment. >> you can also help the environment by buying used toys or donating ones that your kids or grandkids no longer play with. the city of san bruno will be breaking ground on its centennial plaza revival project at 9:00 this morning. renderings of the downtown project on san mateo avenue show the city wants to replace the current space with enhanced green spaces and a permanent stage for community events. the sidewalk is also set to be replaced with a large, open walking space. the project is funded by grants from the san bruno community foundation, and money collected by measure k, with israel flexing its muscle a little bit, perhaps we can get, iran to back down a little bit. >> israel has attacked iran in a retaliatory airstrike targeting

a major military base and a nuclear site. we tell you, the new fears this is causing at the conflict in the area. could become a regional war. and major changes announced in san francisco for streets near the west portal, muni station. that's where a family was killed last month in a tragic crash. we'll show you the mixed reactions from people who live in that community from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. good morning i'm pam cook. >> it's friday april 19th. it's been a busy week i think we have some cooler weather. and for those of us who like the fog, i think there's some good news. >> today is your day. if you bow to that west wind, today is your day because it's already in place here. it's pouring in as we like to say, 40s, 50s on the temps. now these are just the higher clouds. below that, though, there's a significant fog bank and temperatures coming down after a little mini warm up

there today at 60s and 70s. all righty. frank mallicoat is here. pleasanton bernal, you want to come downstairs and you could do my job. >> yes. it's getting better. but they say good hour to two hours to get it cleaned up. sig alert. as steve mentioned, 680 southbound at bernal due to a gravel spill. take a look. aa traffic map here. i'm told it's 300ft of highway now being swept by caltrans. crews have been out there for a good hour now, so it must be getting close to the end. minor fender bender though, in the midst of the backup, and you can see it goes all the way to stone tree number two. number three lane are closed traffic getting by on one lane only we're told by chp. as mentioned, a good hour, maybe two hours to get every rock off that freeway and get those cars out of there. so avoid 680 at all costs if you can. thank god it's friday. bay bridge wide open, though if you're heading to the city at

the 5:00 hour. and this is just a reminder here for the weekend. but highway 37, that nice little stretch of land and highway between novato and vallejo closed tonight, 7:00, reopens 4:00 monday morning. upgrades construction alternate route can take you through sonoma, napa, and american canyon. 121, route 12 and highway 29. but do take note if you're heading up to wine country this weekend, it could get a little crowded up there with that highway shut down. that's a look at traffic. let's get back to dave now at the desk. >> all right, frank, thank you. well, at 502, reports of a drone attack in iran are making international headlines this morning. now, while israel has not confirmed a military response, israel may be retaliating for an iranian airstrike last weekend. ktvu james torres is in our newsroom now to explain the latest in the middle east and also bring us some new reaction from the biden

administration. good morning, james. >> dave, good morning to you. well, a number of nations right now are in italy for the g7 summit. their theme is a focus on de-escalation and avoiding a greater conflict. of course, those conversations coming from the wars in gaza and in ukraine, but the latest conflict that we've been talking about comes between iran and israel. international reports say israel carried out drone attacks in an area in iran, home to military bases and even nuclear programs. when some comments some israeli leaders alluded to an attack but still haven't directly said if that's something that's happened, explosions have been reported in iran. but even iranian state media is downplaying the so-called attack, saying not much has really happened. some officials report the strike was limited to avoid an iranian response, even saying israel gave the u.s. a last minute heads up on the attack. but this morning, secretary of state antony blinken spoke from the g7 summit. avoid all questions about the reported strike.

>> i'm not going to speak to that except to say that the united states has not been involved in any offensive operations. what we're focused on, what the g7 is focused on. and again, it's reflected in our statement and in our conversation is our work to de-escalate tensions. >> secretary blinken did open his comments this morning condemning the iranian attack on israel last weekend. he says the u.s. is committed to israel's security and holding iran to account, as well as as he mentioned, de-escalating all conflicts. blinken did also mention more sanctions were coming to iran specifically to its uav programs, its steel industry, as well as its ministry of defense. reporting live in the newsroom. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. okay, james. >> thank you. time is 505 at uc berkeley. a pro-palestine demonstrators called on the university to divest from companies that do business with israel. the rally was also a response to an incident last

week at the home of a law school dean and his wife, who's also a professor at the school. during a celebration dinner for students, a law student tried to give an unscheduled speech about palestinian deaths in gaza. >> i have never seen in the history of this campus a berkeley law professor put their hands on someone and be so entitled to do so, and they. yeah, i have honestly no words. it was shocking. it was traumatizing. it was humiliating , but it's only one incident in a greater pattern of series that has occurred. >> now, the law school dean, who is jewish, has said that the incident is the latest anti-semitic attack he has faced and that free speech does not extend to his personal home. now, for all the latest developments on the conflict in the middle east and the protests that have followed, go to our website ktvu .com. >> we are now hearing from one of the 28 google employees who was fired this week for protesting against a contract google has with israel. now they

were protesting google's $1.2 billion contract to provide artificial intelligence services to the israeli government and military software engineer ayman hashem flew from seattle to sunnyvale to take part in the sit in and demand that google cut its ties to israel. >> there was absolutely no way that i could continue working at google without, but, pushing these demands, they're continuing to lie not just to their employees, but to the public. and all tech workers. >> google says its contract work with israel is, quote, not directly at highly sensitive, classified or military workloads relevant to weapons or intelligence services. google calls the actions of the workers who were fired unacceptable and disruptive, and that they violated company policy. >> time is now. 507 more details coming in this morning from oakland about the incident on wednesday, where oakland police shot and killed a murder suspect from sacramento. now, ktvu has

confirmed he was 33 year old dominique broat. he was wanted for the shooting last month of his girlfriend as police were conducted a welfare welfare check on her. now on wednesday, sacramento detectives tracked bro to west oakland and they asked oakland police to help capture him. >> the door suddenly opened. he came out, with a gun, raised it and pointed it. and the shooting occurred. i think in this case, there is no question that this suspect posed an imminent threat of death or serious injury. when the officers fired. >> now, this was the first deadly shooting by oakland police since november, according to authorities. that's when an oakland internal affairs sergeant shot and killed a man who pointed a gun at him near oakland city hall. it is 508. san francisco's transit agency unveiling some new traffic safety improvements in the west portal neighborhood that's

following the deaths of four family members last month. >> police say a 78 year-old woman crashed her suv into a bus shelter right near the west portal muni station, killing a couple and their two children. city leaders say this tragedy has made improving safety in the area a top priority by mayor london breed and to district seven supervisor myrna melgar, who have asked the sfmta to work immediately to improve traffic safety near west portal station. now, those improvements include banning all left turns on west portal avenue and adding barriers to protect people sitting at that bus stop. the goal is to have the safety improvements in place by this summer. all right. checking in with steve paulson. sounds like a cooler day today all the way into the weekend as well. >> sunday looks warmer, sunday looks warmer. but today for sure cooler. santa rosa redwood city, lafayette and san jose, 70s yesterday, upper 70s today it will be lower 70s or upper 60s.

that's just too much of a fog bank. and it's a big one. it's pouring in there. so upper 60s, low 70s, unless you're well inland, probably some 75, 76. the higher clouds are gone. but there's a lot of low clouds underneath that 40s for a few low 50s for men, and 50, 51, 52. everyone's pretty close in there. a little warmer on the peninsula, but not much. upper 40s santa cruz mountain, santa cruz, 5147 morgan hill, san martin and then cupertino, saratoga, campbell and santa clara, san jose down to hollister, all in the upper 40s. now, if you're below about 2000ft, it is much cooler. oakland hills there. there were 59 at this time yesterday, 47 with a low cloud deck pouring in there. 100% humidity. boulder creek as well, and is 49 yet you get up to high enough. you can still find some warmer air aloft, but it's getting chewed up onshore breeze san francisco out to richmond, out to davis. point out to travis. so there's your onshore delta breeze, petaluma, gap, san bruno gap

over san pablo bay. if you live in an area where the summertime you get that breeze, it's probably been kicking up its heels this morning. 30s in the mountains arcade is 4262 down in bakersfield. looks good to go here. so after a couple of days of warm weather we will have a big fog bank, sunny cooler today. little warmer though on sunday. highs 60s 70s. >> thank you steve. nearly three years later charges have been filed against the officers tied to the custody death of mario gonzalez in alameda. we hear from the district attorney about the charges and the pandas are coming. >> the pandas are coming. the san francisco zoo will soon get pandas from china for the first time in decades, as

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breed announced the plans during her trip in beijing. ktvu o'carroll in san francisco with more details. bailey >> hey pam, i'm going to call this pandemonium this morning. lots of people very excited about this news. the last time that giant pandas called san francisco home was back in 1985. so it's been multiple decades, and that was all part of a couple of pandas going on, sort of a world tour back in the 80s,

making stops at different zoos all around the world. now, of course, they are going to come back to san francisco. and as i mentioned, lots of people very excited, but a lot went in to this decision. and these pandas coming back here. so san francisco mayor london breed made the announcement last night on x while she was on a week long trip to china. this all in an effort to bring more business and tourism to the city of san francisco. mayor breed called the process of getting the pandas here a collaborative one that required months of advocacy and coordination, and we have some cute cut only black and white beauties coming to our city. >> ladies and gentlemen, welcome pandas to san francisco. >> now, engineers from the beijing zoo were at the san francisco zoo meeting with officials there to look at potential enclosures and discuss where the bear or bears will call home. it's likely the zoo

won't be ready for the pandas until 2025, after san francisco can renovate existing facilities, which, according to abc news, will cost upwards of about $25 million. typically, pandas are on lease for about $1 million a year. for two of those panda bears, that money goes towards conservation. and then also the standard is reporting that the zoo will start major fundraising efforts to help pay for that $25 million enclosure that they likely didn't budget for before. this news dropped yesterday. and then also, though, no word on exactly when the pandas will be arriving or how many will come to san francisco, though typically they do get sent in pairs. reporting live in san francisco. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, bailey. thank you. time is 516. later today, there will be a huge traffic disruption in the north bay starting tonight. part of highway 37 between

vallejo and sears point will be closed for a major repaving project. a lot of traffic is going to be diverted to the richmond-san rafael bridge, now beginning at 9 p.m. westbound highway 37 will close between vallejo and sears point. it's scheduled to stay closed until 4 a.m. monday morning. now, to get around that road closure, many drivers will probably head over to the richmond san rafael bridge. caltrans also recommends going north on highway 29, west on highway 12, and then goes south on highway 121. >> well, the warriors have one goal this summer reshape the team so it can once again compete for a championship. general manager mike dunleavy and head coach steve kerr held their end of the season news conference. they made it clear that includes bringing back pending free agent klay thompson. areas of improvement include developing the team's young talent, shoring up the defense and giving the warriors

big three. steph klay and dre more help. >> it's steph curry, it's draymond green it's klay thompson like those guys are are great guys to go out with. and so and they're really they're still good at basketball. so i think it's a manageable thing. you know i think it's somewhat doable. so we'll see what happens. >> i do think there's tremendous value in the three of them being warriors for life. it matters that kobe was a laker for life, that that's meaningful to the laker franchise. i think it would be incredible if these three guys could play their whole careers here. >> i think that's where your fans agree. >> oh yeah. >> with that, the warriors will also look to cut some spending. they did pay $400 million this season in salaries. and the nba luxury tax for high spending teams. that could include a smaller contract for klay thompson and not picking up the $30 million option on chris paul. >> our time now 518. a bay area native was drafted into the wnba. her name is angel jackson. she attended salesian college

prep in richmond. she was picked in the third round by the las vegas aces. angel was a mcdonald's all-american and played for cal stars while she lived here in the bay area. >> the san francisco giants will host the arizona diamondbacks at oracle park tonight for game two of their series. that's following san francisco's first back to back victories in nearly three weeks. last night. pitcher logan webb retired 19 straight batters as the giants shut out arizona five to nothing. the giants now have nine wins and 11 losses during the first 20 games of the season. the oakland a's will begin a weekend series in cleveland against the guardians today. the a's currently have a record of eight wins, 11 losses and are in fourth place in the american league west first pitch. they're scheduled for 410. the sharks took the ice for their final game of the season, facing the calgary flames. both squads are out of the playoffs, but the flames ran away with this one. final score 5 to 1 with the worst record in the

league. the sharks will now miss the post season for the fifth year in a row. >> 207 to go. >> i might have to put you out there. >> hopefully some some good things in the future for the sharks. >> i know steve paulson's big hockey fan, so mike greer, the gm, had to do it. >> he had to purge a lot of contracts. he's gotten some good players back in return. they'll get there. they're on the right track okay. yes, yes, they'll get there, it's just, you know, sometimes you got to break it down before you can build it back up again. all right. our high pressure has moved out. weak, little low is punching in on the central california coast. and, boy, is that. open the door to the fog bank. there's a lot of low clouds punching in here, pouring over the coastal hills here for some 51. seems popular. or 52, but mainly 50 on the temps here. more 40s to the north. i mean, you can find some 45, 46 up there. 46 fairfax, san anselmo, sonoma those at 5051 bolinas, 50 tiburon, vallejo 51. everyone is pretty close, but the key here is the onshore

breeze. san francisco. oops. hold on. let me get this. i'll get it right. there we go. onshore onshore, onshore, onshore. so that makes a big difference. we had a little interesting yesterday. there was a slight puff of a west wind, yet everywhere else there was an east northeast. but that west wind really kicked in. the giants came the fog came pouring in. napa has a west wind. concord west wind. fairfield west southwest. been up to 24 miles an hour on the gusts. 40s, 50s for most. some 30s up in the mountains. of course. elko. flagstaff in there. arcadia. eureka has been a cool week, man 42 to start, 5060. southern california and the higher clouds are gone are a little quick. little warm up here wasn't much. i mean upper 70s to near 80 but big fog bank, sunny, cooler in town here today. and we'll carry that into saturday. it'll be nice saturday. it does look warmer on sunday. i think some inland areas could bump up near 80 again. no rain yet. i know some of you. when's it happening? i doesn't yet probably. it's around there 8 to 10 days out around the 27th, 28th. maybe something will be

brewing, but not this weekend. so cooler friday changes, low clouds or sun. it will be cooler for all today, and there's be a pretty good breeze behind that 5060s 70s. but the good news is your weekend is all right. sunday does look warmer day. >> okay, steve, time is 521. san francisco police speaking out about a sexual abuse case against a community leader. the latest on where that investigation stands today and new protections for renters. details of the new ordinance taking effect today in one bay area c

for renters take effect. the new tenant protection laws were approved by the concord city council back in february. the just cause for eviction has several new rules for landlords, including one rule that landlords have to pay thousands of dollars in relocation assistance for no fault evictions. as well, state officials are pointing to a growing affordable housing complex in oakland as an example of what is possible in california. attorney general rob bonta toured casa suenos yesterday morning at the fruitvale transit village, 181 affordable homes have been added to its inventory. there rob bonta said the state will need 2.5 million new homes by the year 2030 to meet the need, but he says we're not on pace to meet those numbers.

>> you have folks who have grown up in their community want to live in their community, want to, experience and realize the dream of home ownership, but can't. yeah, you have parents who wonder where their kids are going to live if they can ever. hoen own a home. you have people being pushed out of communities that they want to stay in, la bonta said. >> the department of justice is supporting laws that streamline and speed up new housing, as well as laws that require cities to build their fair share of affordable homes as well. san francisco mayor london breed submitted two nominations for the san francisco police commission. retired judge c don clay has been nominated to replace commissioner jim byrne and current commissioner deborah walker has been nominated for reappoint, but the nominations need to be approved by the board of supervisors before they move forward. it is now. five 2612 new york city jurors have been seated for the criminal trial against former president. trump.

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the changes the agency must now make to accommodate those with disabilities. plus i think accountability is at the heart of the criminal justice system, not just a case like this. >> in all cases. >> the alameda county district attorney is now taking action against police officers in the

east bay over the in-custody death of mario gonzalez. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us this morning here on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it is a friday. it's april 19th. it's been a long week. >> we've had a lot of news, a lot of traffic, a lot of issues. cooler weather, though will make people happy. maybe today. steve, yes. we'll drop a good five, ten degrees here for sure. the fog bank is pouring in here after he really wasn't that warm. i mean, we had a couple low 80s yesterday, but we were warmer last week. 40s, 50s on the temps here, but a lot of low clouds and fog in place. the higher clouds are gone. but underneath that there's a pretty good little, little fog bank. so shades of cool today for you on your friday here. big fog bank cooler. it feels cooler this morning with that onshore breeze. fog near the coast, sunny inland but breezy. cooler temperatures 60s to some mid 70s. all right, frank mallicoat is here. still sweeping up 680

by bernal and pleasanton. >> in fact, yes they are. they've shut down all the lanes. get to that in a moment. but first how about some good news in the east bay? our first stop will be highway 24 westbound and lafayette taking a look from our triple a traffic cam. as you can see, it's picking up steam at this hour, but it's a free all the way to the calcutt tunnel through orinda on your way to berkeley and oakland. now from there we head to hayward as the peninsula commute commences here, east bay commuters zooming into foster city at a pretty good clip at this hour. and now to the big story this morning. all eyes on highway 680 southbound at burnell. that exit in pleasanton. caltrans cleaning up a 300 foot gravel spill. they just shut down the one lane that was open so no traffic is getting through as they clean that up. also had an earlier collision in that backup slow roll through pleasanton. right now it's at a standstill. but chp telling us they hope to have

it cleaned up sometime in the 6:00 hour. but if you're heading that way, you might want to go an alternative route because it's going to take a while. that is a look at traffic. 531 your time. let's get it back to pam. >> thank you frank. well, bart is now required to do a better job of keeping its station elevators from breaking down and staying clean. the legal order from a federal judge is part of a settlement from a class action lawsuit. ktvu is ali rasmus joining us now from walnut creek with the details of the changes, bart will now have to make ali. >> yeah. a class action lawsuit that was brought seven years ago. and now, finally this week, there's a resolution. bart has 87 elevators at its stations, system wide. and it also have a number of escalators at most stations, like this one here behind me at walnut creek. this is how people get to the top platforms to take those bart trains. but now bart is required to come up with a plan to renovate and update its

escalators and elevators systemwide. it's part of a legal settlement for a class action lawsuit brought by several bay area groups that represented people with disabilities and mobility challenges for someone in a wheelchair, if there is no working elevator at a bart station, that person simply can't take bart. under this agreement, bart is also required to dispatch a repair person within an hour. if a station, elevator, or escalator breaks down. now, a lawsuit was filed back in 2017. it claimed that bart was violating the americans with disabilities act by not maintaining its elevators and escalators. as part of the settlement agreement announced yesterday in federal court. bart did not accept any wrongdoing, but it does have to pay the $825,000 in attorneys fees to the groups that brought the lawsuit. now, we've reached out to bart spokespersons this morning to get their response and are waiting to hear back. but in the meantime, this settlement means that going forward, over the next decade, there are supposed to be improvements and changes to bart's elevators and escalators at all of the stations in its

system live in walnut creek. allie rasmus ktvu, fox two news okay, allie. >> thank you. time is 533. the man suspected of killing seven people last year in a mass shooting in half moon bay is due to appear in court today. today's hearing is expected to set the dates for a trial in the beginning of other meetings. 67 year-old shun li jiao is accused of seven counts of murder in connection with that 2023 workplace shooting. prosecutors say if he's convicted, he could be eligible for the death penalty. >> the family of mario gonzalez will hold a vigil tonight to mark three years since his death and a decision by the alameda county district attorney's office to file involuntary manslaughter charges against three alameda police officers. now, those officers were involved in the in-custody death of mario gonzalez three years ago. the coroner's office had ruled gonzalez death resulted from a combination of methamphetamine and the stress of being restrained by police. former district attorney nancy

o'malley had cleared the officers of any wrongdoing. but last night, current district attorney pamela price reversed that decision following a new investigation. >> even if people don't believe that police officers or law enforcement can be held accountable, then witnesses won't cooperate. we can't do our job without witnesses. we won't be able to administer justice. if the community doesn't trust that the system is going to work for everyone. >> the attorney representing gonzalez's mother tells ktvu the family is grateful the da's office has decided to revisit the case. >> the family is elated to know that mario's death was not in vain, and that the people who needlessly caused him to die, to not be able to hug his child, to never to be able to say hello to his mother, those three officers are being held accountable and it's long overdue. >> the three officers are james fisher, eric mckinley, and

cameron leahy. they could face up to four years in state prison if convicted. now the attorney for officer leahy has released this statement saying, quote, there is no new evidence. this is a blatantly political prosecution. the officer's actions while taking mr. gonzalez into custody were reasonable, necessary and lawful , and his tragic death was the result of drug toxicity, not criminal misconduct. >> our time is 535 219 year-old woman now facing charges in a double homicide in napa last weekend where two other young women were killed, jessica whitton faces two counts of murder with special circumstances in last weekend's shooting deaths and judith adolph is charged with assault and being an accessory to the crime. now the shooting happened saturday night during a fight. napa police responded to reports of gunfire and found the victims, 22 year old john nicholson, junior of vallejo, is also being held without bail

charged with two counts of murder. well, ktvu has confirmed several ballots are being challenged now in the vote recount of the district 16 congressional race to replace retiring congresswoman anna eshoo. now, it's not clear how many ballots are being challenged and the reason why former san jose mayor sam liccardo received the most votes in the march primary election. two other candidates tied for second place assembly member evan lowe and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. they'll both appear on the november ballot unless the vote recount leads to a different result. the recounting process began on monday. santa clara county says this recount could now take up to two weeks because of the ballot challenges. >> efforts to ban tiktok are moving forward to the senate after house republicans included the ban in the package that would send aid to ukraine and israel. now, the original ban was passed in the house in

march. it gave tiktok's parent company bytedance, a six months to sell the app. now, the revised legislation would give the company nine months to sell, with a possible three month extension. if a sale is in the progress. >> time is now 537. jury selection continues today in new york city. in donald trump's criminal trial, 12 jury members have now been seated. seven men and five women. jury selection continues today to pick the alternates. now, one excused juror in the case says she was shocked to find out which case they were being considered for. >> everybody was shocked when we saw him on tuesday for the first time, you know, we couldn't believe that that was the case. so we were shocked and frozen. >> now prosecutors could start presenting their case early next week. >> governor gavin newsom is publicly supporting a bill that would make soliciting a child for sex a felony in california. >> now that proposed legislation is now moving forward at the state capitol, after some

changes by the senate public safety committee. however, the governor is confident the final version will help in his goal to crack down on child sex crimes in california. >> i look forward to getting this bill to my desk in a way that i'll sign it. we have some work to do now. >> this proposed legislation would classify this crime as a felony, carrying a maximum penalty of up to four years in prison. right now, purchasing a child for sex is a misdemeanor with a maximum penalty of up to a year in jail. it is 538. san francisco congresswoman nancy pelosi has written a new memoir about her years as an elected official. it's called the art of power. it will be released in august. the publisher, simon and schuster, says it will cover nancy pelosi's legislative career with a personal account about the january 6th riots on capitol hill and the assault at her home in 2022 that left her

husband badly injured with a fractured skull. nancy pelosi served as speaker of the house for eight years, and has been a congresswoman for almost 27 years. >> wow. all right. nice. the art of power, the art of power certainly has shown that. all right. steve has the art of forecasting. >> i do indeed. yesterday wasn't bad, right in line with forecasts here. sometimes it works out. i do my own forecasts , and sometimes you nail it and sometimes you're like, well, that we missed that one. these were 100% spot on my forecast site for the city yesterday was 70. it's hard to forecast the city because there are so many microclimates in the city, but we went 78 in santa rosa. they came in 78, went 80in livermore, and concord came in 80. so sometimes it works. hopefully today it will santa rosa, redwood city, lafayette and san jose cooling you all down from 70s, upper 70s to upper 60s and low 70s. today, a little low swinging in there in central california coast is ushering in

a big fog bank. 50s on most of the temps here. low 50s for many upper 40s. speaking of lafayette, 49 there 51 walnut creek, alamo, danville, dublin. castro valley is 49, so everyone's pretty close. but the key is there's an onshore breeze, which is right there. that's west in the city, out to richmond, out to davis, point out to travis. that's all onshore. yesterday was about 90% slightly offshore, but not today . napa airport, concord both with a westerly breeze. so 30s up in the mountains, 42 arcadia to 61. in san diego, 63 phoenix and 65 in los vegas, 31 out there at the lone outpost, elko no. high clouds. those are gone for now, but the low clouds are really thick as thieves this morning here. big fog bank, sunny, breezy, cooler, significantly cooler here for many coast in bay but nice saturday. it does look warmer on sunday. i think we'll bump back up into some upper 70s, maybe some low 80s, well inland. no rain yet. there's hints of it around the 27th. i've been

hanging my hat on that. it's at least seven eight days away, but at the end of april into may does look like something is moving in here for a return to some rain. but let's be honest, we're getting long in the season here and the systems are now farther and farther apart. but today a big fog bank cooler, 60s for many 70s inland about the same saturday does look warmer on sunday. >> thank you steve. there's a push to make some neighborhoods greener coming up in our 6:00 hour. the program taking applications right now for renters and homeowners who want more trees. >> and three people were arrested by san jose police accused of kidnaping and torturing a man. what we're finding out about the people who th poli

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accused of kidnaping and torturing a man in san jose earlier this year. investigators say the victim was kidnaped on the evening of february 13th, then was held against his will in a home in east san jose. that's when police say the three suspects tortured and assaulted the man several times before finally letting him go. >> it goes to show that people are really out there doing violent crimes. but a robbery unit detectives, because they did such a thorough

investigation, they were able to say, you know, not in san jose. >> now, investigators don't believe the victim knew the three suspects. they say the home where they lived was also raided for illegal gambling, as well as for retail theft. san francisco police are asking for people to come forward who claim they were sexually assaulted by community activist john jacobo. >> now, allegations first surfaced in 2021 on social media. the accuser said they were friends before he raped her. jacobo denied the allegations. the police department's special victims unit is now investigating complaints of threats and sexual assaults from three additional women. >> all our cases remain open, especially if new evidence is developed over time. sometimes a case can go a little, cold and then new evidence comes in. >> today, there was a call. >> jacobo resigned from his position with a housing nonprofit. he did not respond to requests for an interview or

statement. supervisor hillary ronen is now calling for hearings on how the city handles sexual assault allegations. >> our time is 546 in your dollars and cents. oil prices jumped after the new report said israel attacked iran, but the prices have since come back down. us futures rose 3% during the night on the word of the airstrike, but they've since dropped back down to previous levels. there are concerns that an expanded war in the middle east could disrupt crucial oil supply lines. taking a look now at gasoline prices this morning, according to triple a, the average price for gas in oakland, more than $5.06 a gallon gas in san francisco, also more than $5 a gallon in santa clara county. you'll be paying about $5.55 a gallon. meantime, in contra costa county, right now, it will cost about $4.99 a gallon. >> it appears netflix's decision to crack down on password

sharing has paid off. netflix added 9 million new customers so far this year, and about 30 million since last year. the bay area company started limiting accounts to one household nearly a year ago. netflix also announced it will stop sharing detailed reports on how many subscribers it has each quarter. executives say they want to focus instead on financial growth rather than subscriber growth. all my mornings are monday stuck in an endless february. >> me you happy? pam >> people stayed up all night. >> i listen to that. >> taylor swift's new album is out now. released during the night, and swifties all over the world are swamping streaming services to hear it. it's called the tortured poets department. it was released at midnight, but fans received an early surprise when taylor dropped 15 bonus

tracks. two hours later, it's taylor swift's 11th studio album. how is she doing all this? >> i don't know, because she is on a world tour. yeah, she's flying back and forth. she appeared at coachella, of course, at the super bowl. she's she's a busy lady. >> all right, all right. >> frank mallicoat here on traffic also has been very busy. i'm sure you're glad that sal will be back next week. >> yay! absolutely. >> you've done a great job, frank. >> sal has become the johnny carson of traffic. people taking a couple of weeks off. but he will be back and all eyes on 680. it's friday night, mostly across the bay, but we've been watching this hot spot here on our triple a traffic map 680 south at burnell in pleasanton, and caltrans shut down all three lanes about 15 minutes ago. they are sweeping up every piece of gravel, which came off a truck a little over an hour ago. the backup is all the way to 580, and a lot of folks taking

highway 84, vallecitos road, you see there on the right to try to bypass that and get down to sonoma and on your way to fremont. and that is backed up as well. chp telling us they hope to have all lanes open and all cleaned up sometime in the 6:00 hour, but it is a slow go there in a big way. let's take you to the bay bridge because we had an accident there just outside of the tunnel on the san francisco side that apparently has been cleaned up in the last few minutes. you can see some of the traffic backed up at the span, and that's what it looks like right now. that's not all that bad at 549, but likely to get a little worse before it gets a little better. but it is friday, and that means that all important forecasts for the weekend. and here's the man to do it. the johnny carson of traffic. >> that was a good one. made me laugh. >> old wise one. >> oh yes. oh thank you. yes. all right. we do have a cool down today after a weekend or a couple of days of warm weather.

wasn't that warming? we had some 80s, but this little low that's moving in on the central california coast says open the door e to a bigger fog bank. 50s on most of the temps here. an onshore breeze is in place from the city, richmond out to davis strait. davis point out to the delta. it's all in place. travis was up to 24. now they're 17, but still. concord, napa with an onshore breeze. 32. truckee 33, south lake tahoe 31. alturas, elko says same here. mount shasta at 37 mammoth, though mammoth lakes at 28 degrees. the higher clouds are gone. but that little system that is moving into the south has really ramped up. that fog bank. so a big fog bank, sunny cooler today about the same. i think on saturday it does look warmer on sunday. some hints maybe back to 80 for those well inland on the temps. drizzle could be an issue here. it might be overdoing it on this graphic, but it does show a couple one hundredths which would not surprise me. i haven't found any yet but wouldn't surprise me. cooler friday changes. fog bank pouring in, low clouds retreating back to

the coast. but i think they'll be sticking. stay for some over there. sunny inland but breezy cooler. so we'll go 50, 60, 70 on the temps. saturday looks nice. sunday a little warmer. nice spring day on monday does look cooler on tuesday. >> all right, steve, time is 551. a call for cyclists. skaters and strollers as san jose's bicycle comes back. up next at 6:00. we'll break down this year's route and look at the activities happening this weekend. >> and earth day is just a few days away. we're going to take a look at the toys that can teach

breakthrough in treating young cancer patients. doctors at florida international university say they have found a way to eliminate some of the time consuming trial and error methods in diagnosing a child with cancer. they're combining dna analysis with extensive drug testing to dramatically speed up the testing process. within days, doctors can see how small samples of a patient's cancer cells respond to many different types of treatment. >> we tested over 120 fda approved drugs directly on the patient's cancer cells, and we did that within a week. >> doctors say in the past, these same tests would often

take several months. they're confident these same tests would also be effective in treating adults battling cancer. >> our time now. 555 several groups in san francisco coming together to form a safety net to monitor saturday's 420 event at hippie hill that brings together the psychedelic church of ambrosia. business owners in the haight ashbury neighborhood and several nonprofits all planning to provide water, medical aid, portable toilets and trash pickups at the gathering. now, the city canceled the official 420 celebration this year because of a lack of funding, but this coalition believes people will still be showing up for a celebration, and ktvu will be streaming the unofficial 420 celebration live from hippie hill. you'll be able to watch it on the fox local app between 3 and 5 p.m. tomorrow afternoon on, well, a special ceremony celebrating cardiac arrest. survivors and the people who helped to save their lives was

held in foster city. the event was organized by the san mateo consolidated fire department. first responders joined seven of the survivors of cardiac arrest for this special ceremony. each survivor told their story and expressed their gratitude toward the heroes who came to their aid for the first time. >> that i have a chance to thank everybody that participated in having me be able to be standing here, i don't think i've ever felt so safe than this day. >> right now, surrounded by all these first responder heroes and many other people who also jumped into action to save a life, were honored as well. >> it is 557 dancers from the historic dance theater of harlem will perform this weekend in the east bay. they'll perform a mix of treasured classic dance as well as new contemporary pieces celebrating black culture and

empowerment. the dance theater of harlem was founded during the height of the civil rights movement, with the intense intention to serve the black community. these special performances are scheduled for 7:30 p.m. saturday and 4 p.m. on sunday at the lesher center for the arts in walnut creek. >> a texas artist breathes new life into dying trees, and at 90 years old, he's showing no signs of quitting his longtime passion. take a look for 75 years, victor torres has captured onlookers with a fine details found in his tree carvings. he recently started a new project giving this dying ash tree a second chance. torres says his talent lies in his ability to look at the stump and find shapes and forms hidden beneath it. and he says when he does this type of work, it also breathes new life into him as well. >> for any young man can do, i can do it. i feel good when i start something like this, and the more work the better i feel.

>> before torres began his latest project, landscapers suggested cutting down the dying tree. but now it will stay rooted as a canvas of his imagination. >> all right, our time is 558. this will make you smile. the world's largest bounce house is coming back this weekend to the north bay. starting today, the tour is making a stop at the sonoma county fairgrounds in santa rosa. now this year, there are seven massive inflatable attractions and a brand new deep sea foam party inflatable and an obstacle course. there are bouncy houses for the little kids, the big kids and a 16 and up session. ticket prices range from $22 to $45 as well. >> kids can discover all types of new toys. to celebrate and learn more about earth day, the annual event that supports environmental protection is on monday, the toy insider shared a few eco friendly activities that

can teach kids about the environment and preserving the planet. it. >> so these are amazing. this is from boogie board and what i love about these sketch pals is you're eliminating the need for paper. so all kids do is they write on the little tablet, they press the nose and they're writing or drawings go away. this is like the piece de resistance of eco friendly toys, if you will, because not only is the entire thing made of fsc certified wood and plant based plastic, but you're actually teaching kids all about little things that they can do to help their environment. >> you can also help the environment by buying used toys or donating ones that your kids or grandkids no longer play with . >> i have honestly no words. it was shocking. it was traumatizing. >> calls for uc berkeley to divest from companies doing business with israel. we'll tell you about the actions that a teacher took that has one student saying her free speech

rights were denied. then i would love to see it. >> we walk by here all the time. >> i don't think it solves the problem of what happened to that poor family. >> major changes coming for streets near san francisco's west portal muni station. that's where a family was killed in a crash. the disagreement over whether the proposed improvements would also improve safety from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is friday april 19th and it is a cooler day. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> it is. we weren't that warm but it was warm kind of tropical yesterday right pamela. yes it was it was well that's changed because the big fog bank is pouring in here. so 50s on the temps, upper 40s, 50s. everyone's pretty close here. i haven't found much drizzle yet. there could be a little bit out there. the higher clouds are gone, but there's a weak little

system moving into the south of us. and that opened the door for some shades of cool. lana del rey shades of cool, big fog. bank feels cooler. fog near the coast. sunny but cooler and breezy inland and 60s and 70s. easy breezy lemon squeezy out there. >> hey, i'm in the traffic chair. it is never easy breezy apparently when i when i not when you're here when i'm on south. took the right couple of weeks take off. first of all we'll kick it off. palette number two lane 101 south at 280 interchange in san francisco. chp out there right now trying to get that out of the way. so take note the big story 680 south in bernal, pleasanton, sa aa traffic map gravel spill over an hour and a half ago and they're in the process of sweeping that up. caltrans is 300ft of roadway, and they got to get every rock off that highway. all three lanes have been shut down for a good half hour. as they clean that 680

south back up, as you can see, all the way to 580 chp telling us they hope to have it cleaned up in the next half hour or so in quotes. could take longer, slow. go through there to say the least. take it down to the south bay because green is good and that is a good looking traffic map. a plus plus for the south bay. no issues whatsoever. and finally, at the bay bridge had an earlier accident on the sf side of the tunnel, but that has been moved and no issues whatsoever getting into the city. let's look at traffic 602 your time. let's get back to pam and dave. >> all right. thank you frank. the us is refusing to comment on reports that israel launched a retaliatory attack against iran. >> yeah. secretary of state antony blinken was asked about today's drone strike in iran. ktvu james torres in our newsroom with the latest on the conflict in the middle east. good morning james. >> dave, pam, good morning to you. well, international reports say israel carried out drone attacks in an area and iran home to military bases and even some

nuclear programs. and in some comments, some israeli leaders alluded to an attack but still have not directly said if that's something that's happened. explosions have been reported in iran. but even iranian state media downplaying the attacks, saying not much has actually happened. in fact, the head of the international atomic energy agency, which oversees nuclear activity around the world, confirms there is no damage to any nuclear sites in iran. some officials report the strike was limited, potentially to avoid another retaliatory attack. an italian foreign minister reports. u.s. officials told them during a g7 meeting, the u.s. was given a last minute heads up about the attack, but secretary blinken would not confirm that. when asked. >> i'm not going to speak to that except to say that the united states has not been involved in any offensive operations, what we're focused on what the g7 is focused on. and again, it's reflected in our statement and in our conversation is our work to

de-escalate tensions. >> secretary blinken did open his comments this morning condemning the iranian attack on israel last weekend. he says the u.s. is committed to israel's security and holding iran to account, as well as just as you heard, de-escalation of all conflicts, blinken did also mention more sanctions were coming to iran specifically to its uav programs, its steel industry, as well as its ministry of defense reporting live this morning in the newsroom. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. okay, james. >> thank you. time is 604 at uc berkeley. pro-palestinian demonstrators called on the university to divest from companies that do business with israel. the rally was also a response to an incident last week at the home of a law school dean and his wife, who's also a professor at uc berkeley. during a celebration dinner for students, a law student tried to give an unscheduled speech about palestinian deaths in gaza.

>> i have never seen in the history of this campus a berkeley law professor put their hands on someone and be so entitled to do so, and they yeah, i have honestly no words. it was shocking. it was traumatizing. it was humiliating . but it's only one incident in a greater pattern of series that has occurred. >> now, the law school dean, who is jewish, has said that that incident is the latest anti-semitic attack he has faced and that free speech does not extend to his personal home. and in new york, more than 100 pro-palestinian protesters were arrested at columbia university after they set up an encampment on the school grounds. the president of columbia ordered the police to clear the protesters from the area, saying the encampment violated campus rules. 108 students were charged with trespassing. >> we're now hearing from one of the 28 google employees who was fired this week for protesting

against a contract google has with israel. now they were protesting google's $1.2 billion contract to provide artificial intelligence services to israeli government and military software engineer ayman hashem flew from seattle to sunnyvale to take part in a sit in and demand that google cut its ties to israel. >> there was absolutely no way that i could continue working at google without, pushing these demands. they're continuing to lie not just to their employees, but to the public and all tech workers. >> google says its contract work with israel is, quote, not directly at highly sensitive, classified or military workloads relevant to weapons or intelligence services. google calls the actions of the workers who were fired unacceptable and disruptive, and that they violated company policy. >> our time is now 607. there's a new development. it involves a teacher accused of sexually assaulting a student in san jose more than 20 years ago. now, the

woman whose allegations against lee high school teacher shawn thomas led to his recent arrest, has now filed a lawsuit. the lawsuit claims thomas forced her to end a pregnancy that resulted from their relationship. when she was still a teenager. so far, the attorney for thomas has made no comment on this lawsuit. >> more details are coming out involving the incident in which oakland police shot and killed a sacramento murder suspect, ktvu has confirmed his identity as 33 year old dominique broat. he was wanted for gunning down his girlfriend last month as police were conducting a welfare check on her sacramento detectives tracked him down to west oakland on wednesday and asked oakland police for assistance in catching him. the door suddenly opened. >> he came out, with a gun, raised it and pointed it and, the shooting occurred. i think in this case, there is no question that this suspect posed an imminent threat of death or

serious injury. when the officers fired. >> authorities say this is the first deadly shooting by oakland police since november, when an internal affairs sergeant shot and killed a man pointing a handgun at him near city hall. >> time is now 608. well, there will be a huge traffic disruption in the north bay part of highway 37 between vallejo and sears point will be closed beginning tonight for a repaving project, and this will send a lot of traffic to the richmond, san rafael bridge, now beginning at 9:00 tonight, westbound highway 37 will close between vallejo and sears point, and it's scheduled to stay closed until 4 a.m. monday morning. now, to get around the road closure, many drivers will probably head over to the richmond-san rafael bridge. however, caltrans also recommends going north on highway 29, west on highway 12, and then south on highway 121.

>> all right, back over to frank mallicoat in for sal on traffic this morning. hopefully it's friday. light for the most part it looks kind of heavy heading to the tunnel. yeah that's where we're going. >> i feel for all those folks that live in the lamorinda walnut creek area. highway 24 always seems to be pretty crowded. and at this hour in our triple a traffic camera got a little bit of fog out there too. and i would call that moderate volume at this hour. and it is picking up east bay commuters on their way to the calicutt tunnel and eventually into berkeley, oakland and perhaps san francisco. let's take you down south a little bit as we see commuters working their way from hayward over to the peninsula san mateo bridge. and that's a moderate volume at this hour as well. but moving along okay. the big story this morning, of course, highway 680. that has been the big bugaboo. burnell in pleasanton slow after a gravel spill. that's happened a good couple of hours ago. caltrans

cleaning up there just about to open up all three lanes. in fact, they may have already done it. we'll check on that. but you can see traffic is backed up all the way to 580, pushing 680 up there in dublin. so that's a slow go. we'll keep our eyes on that. and the meantime it is friday. so let's send it back to the desk. thanks guys. thank you frank a groundbreaking ceremony took place in contra costa county. >> the project aimed at improving bike and pedestrian access to bart in pittsburg, and a family celebration in san jose comes back this weekend. >> the new route for an event that's expected to attract cyclists, skaters and strollers was

follows the deaths of a couple and their two children at a bus stop last month. ktvu andre senior. joining us live in studio with the changes, the city is now considering. >> well, good morning to you, pam. that deadly crash in san francisco's west portland neighborhood took place on march 16th. just more than a month ago now, police say 78 year-old woman crashed her suv into a bus stop right near the west portal muni station, killing a couple and their two children. investigators have not yet determined what caused the deadly crash, and prosecutors are still debating whether to file criminal charges against the driver. but city leaders are

telling san francisco's transit agency there needs to be major safety improvements in the west portland neighborhood. >> mayor london breed and to district seven supervisor meredith melgar, who have asked the sfmta to work immediately to improve traffic safety near west portal station. >> now, the plans call for banning all left turns on west portal avenue, and there would be several other new traffic restrictions on the streets surrounding the bus stop where the family was killed. but some people who live and work in the neighborhood have some concerns about this safety plan. they question whether these changes will prevent a similar tragedy in the future. >> i was shocked because it i don't think it solves the problem of what happened to that poor family. it's just going to increase traffic all up and down west portal. >> one incident should not be a one that makes so many changes at the same time, however, city

leaders feel this is an urgent matter that needs immediate action. >> muni plans to get more public reaction on this proposed safety plan from residents in the neighborhood. early next week. and the goal is, of course, is to have the safety improvements and others in place. dave, by the summer. >> all right, andre, thank you. time now. 615 with the east bay city of pittsburgh is spending more than $4 million to improve a trail that connects bicyclists and pedestrians to bart. the transportation leaders held a groundbreaking ceremony last week to launch the project. the 1.5 mile pathway will include walkways that are well lit and several new bike lanes. the goal, according to officials, is to reduce traffic jams and also give residents a safe alternative to driving. >> san francisco is suing oakland for trademark infringement over the proposal to change the airport name to san francisco bay oakland international airport. the lawsuit seeks an injunction

against oakland and travel related services, such as airlines and rental car companies, from using the proposed name in marketing or advertising. ktvu talked to a trademark law attorney who says this case is about protecting consumers from confusion. >> all we really have to compare are the names and they tend to give the first two words a lot of weight, because that's the first thing that the person hears that a consumer sees on their screen when they're ordering their lyft or when they're booking the flight. and so the fact that the two first two words are really similar, it's going to really lend itself to a finding of confusion. the lawsuit accuses oakland of trying to capitalize off the reputation of sfo and pull in travelers who weren't intending to fly to the east bay. >> well, the warriors have one goal this summer, reshaping the team so it can once again compete for a championship. general manager mike dunleavy and head coach steve kerr held their end of the season news conference. they made it clear that includes bringing back pending free agent klay

thompson. areas of improvement include developing the team's young talent, shoring up the defense and giving the warriors big three. steph klay and dre more help. >> it's steph curry, it's draymond green it's klay thompson like those guys are are great guys to go out with. and so and they're really they're still good at basketball. so i think it's a manageable thing. you know i think it's somewhat doable. so we'll see what happens. >> i do think there's tremendous value. and the three of them being warriors for life, it matters that kobe was a laker for life, that that's meaningful to the laker franchise. i think it would be incredible if these three guys could play their whole careers here. >> it is nice to have players. i know life. i know the warriors will also look to cut spending. they paid $400 million this season in salaries and the nba luxury tax for high spending teams. that could include a smaller contract for thompson and not picking up the $30 million option on chris paul.

>> so you've settled it, right? >> i mean i agree that is there's something about having your key players there. you know, like he mentioned kobe bryant. it just it's so exciting for fans and loyalty when people are just moving all over the country. frank, you've covered a lot of sports. it's just hard to get behind a team. >> well, the celtics did it years ago when they had bird, mchale and parish and they hung on to them too long, if klay wants to stay, he's going to have to take a pay cut and probably come off the bench. he has said he would. so i know he and i hope he does. but if oklahoma comes, hey, we'll give you 30 million, money does talk. we shall see. but i do start with some good news for you. tri-valley commuters, 20 minutes ago, all lanes opened 680 south at burnell in pleasanton. our aa traffic map. they had a gravel spill around the 3:00 hour, forcing chp to shut down all lanes. they got it cleaned up and 680 is clear. all lanes are open. damage done though you can

see all the way down towards sunol all the way back to 580. so a slow roll through that area take you up to highway 880 in oakland, north and south. friday light there and if you like friday light, maybe the bay bridge, slowing down metering lights are on, but you're getting through the toll plaza pretty quick. that is a look at traffic. it is the weekend. let's talk weather with steve. hey frank. >> thank you. traffic cameras and this camera you're about to see show a big, big fog bank out there. 40s, 50s on the temp. significantly cooler today. santa rosa, redwood city, lafayette, san jose. down we go. 60s and 70s on the temps, temperatures being helped along by that little low, which is just to the south of us here, has really opened that door. so cooler. friday changes fog bank pouring in. low clouds will retreat slowly back to the coast , but it looks like a day of 5060s and 70s. >> thank you. steve. a peninsula police department got the okay to buy new military equipment.

the price tag for the added equipment heading to redwood city police, and a push for more trees in alameda county. the free service to plant a tree near apartments or homes in oakland.

approved several new purchases for the police department, including less lethal launchers, long range megaphones, and eight drones. there were some mixed views during public comments, but the majority of people are in favor of the move. the price tag for the equipment is more than $115,000. mayor london breed has submitted two nominations for the san francisco police commission. retired judge c don clay has been nominated to replace commissioner jim byrne and current commissioner deborah walker has been nominated for reappointment. the nominations need to be approved by the board of supervisors before moving forward. an oakland volunteer based group is working to get more trees in the neighborhoods. the group trees for oakland say in order to apply for a tree, people who live in oakland have to fill out a tree request form. while installation of the tree is free, those who can cover some of the costs will receive priority. residents can browse through a list of city approved tree species to decide which

tree they would like. the san francisco giants will host the arizona diamondbacks at oracle park tonight for game two of their series. that's following san francisco's first back to back victories in nearly three weeks. but last night, pitcher logan webb retired 19 straight batters as the giants shut out arizona five to nothing. the giants now have nine wins, 11 losses during the first 20 games of the season. the oakland a's will begin a weekend series in cleveland against the guardians today. the a's currently have a record of eight wins, 11 losses and are in fourth place in the american league. first pitch they're scheduled for 410. the oakland soul second season kicks off may 5th. ahead of their first game of the year. the club released two new jerseys for the women's soccer team. they were created in partnership with apparel company charly usa. the team says the darker jersey is a celebration of community artistry, with a tribute to the

timeless tie dye pattern. the second lavender jersey is meant to embody oakland's latin and hispanic heritage. inspired by the fruitvale district. well, the sharks took the ice for their final game of the season, faced the calgary flames. both squads are out of the playoffs. the flames ran away with this one. final score 5 to 1, the worst record in the league. the sharks now will miss the postseason for the fifth year in a row. >> seven to go. >> a popular event in the south bay called viva cal sj is coming to the south bay this weekend. the free recreational program on sunday will involve closing six miles of san jose streets to vehicle traffic. the event is meant for communities to walk, bike, skate and explore some of the city's most scenic neighborhoods. santa clara county fairgrounds will be a key destination. there will be live performances and other family activities. that event is from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. some

protection in relief for renters facing a wave of evictions in marin county. the project the protections just approved to protect tenants in one san rafael neighborhood, and $1 million vision to revamp an aging aquatic center. getting united support from the community. the latest design being proposed for heather farm park

is forced to make because of a lawsuit and san francisco's zoo will be getting new giant pandas from china. i'll tell you what we know about the deal between san francisco and china to bring these beautiful animals to san francisco. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. as we take you live to the opening bell this morning, an important earnings report has mixed news for wall street. as that bell rings, procter and gamble reports sales figures that are not as strong as expected. but earnings for the first quarter came in better than analysts estimates. the bay area's netflix also announced 9 million new subscribers for the quarter. cracking down on those shared accounts seems to be working all right. abbott they did not post who's ringing the

bell and why. so i'll have to look that up and get back to you during today's dollars and cents. yeah. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to friday. it's april 19th friday. oh goodness. let it sink in friday. >> yeah. as the kids like to call it steve paulson. it's a cooler day today. >> should we share our panda joke? pamela, please do what did the panda call his girlfriend? >> my little bamboo. >> my little bamboo. all right. >> in honor of san francisco baby pandas. >> love it. all right. the tease . all right. a lot of fog out there. thank you, 50 on the boy. if you. you know, steve, i'd like you to cool it down. i got your message and we've delivered. that's a big fog bank out there, so it will be cooler today. shades of cool, i'll say. could be significantly shades of cooler for many temperatures coming down. they'll level off, and then it looks like a little warm up by sunday 60s. 70s. all right. frank is here on.

fortunately he's busy. where are we beginning? >> well, we're going to take you on a little bridge tour. we'll call it a friday light bridge tour. at least we hope so. our first stop along our triple a traffic cameras bay bridge metering lights are on, but a pretty easy breezy getting through the tolls. although an accident just cropped up 101 southbound on the other side of the bridge. that's backing up traffic. more on that coming up in our next report. let's go to the north bay. the richmond san rafael bridge a bit slow through the tolls, but incident free there. and we head to marin for a marine commuters coming into the city. beautiful morning. a little bit of fog, but a nice easy ride in from marin. and of course, the big story this morning. 680 south in pleasanton after an earlier gravel spill at bernal, they got it all cleaned up. and by golly, traffic is getting better. it was backed up past 580, about a half hour ago, and folks are finally getting to work on that road, but all the way down to the snow grade. so

still a bit of a slow roll. 680 south time is 632. let's get it back to pam a day. >> thank you frank. bart will have to upgrade its station elevators after it faced a class action lawsuit. a federal judge approved a legal order that requires the transit agency to do a better job of maintaining and cleaning its elevators. >> ktvu sally rasmus is at the walnut creek bart station now to tell us more about it. good morning. ali >> good morning dave. well, any time you go to a bart station, there is always either an escalator or an elevator to get up to the platform. like this escalator here behind us at the walnut creek bart station. but if you were in a wheelchair and the escalator is not an option if the elevators broken, there is no way you can take bart. and that was the basis of a class action lawsuit that was brought by several bay area groups representing people with disabilities and mobility challenges. that lawsuit was actually brought back in 2017. it claimed that bart was violating the americans with disabilities act by failing to

properly maintain its elevators and escalators at its station. now, seven years later, there was an agreement reached a settlement in that lawsuit announced in federal court yesterday. under that agreement, bart is now required to dispatch a repair person within an hour. if an elevator or escalator at its stations breaks down. bart has 87 elevators system wide and now, also as part of this settlement agreement, it is required to come up with a strategic plan to renovate and update those escalators and elevators systemwide. now, as part of the settlement, bart did not accept any wrongdoing, so that means it can't be sued on this issue in the future. it also has to pay about $825,000 in attorneys fees for the groups that brought the suit. now, bart spokesperson this morning just sent us a statement in the last ten minutes in response to this settlement. and it says in part that bart is, quote, working with advocates to advance a series of improvements to its elevators, escalators and training. the statement goes on to say that bart is also working

on improving some of the signs, directing people on where to find the elevators at its stations. but according to the settlement, they do have some time to make some of these upgrades and improvements to their elevators. they have a period, according to the settlement, in the legal document of about 10 to 15 years to do that live in walnut creek. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. ali. new protections for renters start today in concord. the new tenant protection laws approved by the concord city council back in february go into effect today. the just cause for eviction has several new rules for landlords, including one that requires them to pay thousands of dollars in relocation assistance for no fault evictions. >> our time now 6.35. the city of san rafael wants to stop a surge of evictions in one part of the city. >> we've seen many buildings being sold to, you know, other, investors that are just looking for an investment opportunity that will become, you know, an

opportunity for displacement for our community. >> now, this week, the city council heard from speakers who support a new ordinance for the canal neighborhood to support the people living there. more than 30 families have been evicted in the past two years as a result of homes being torn down to make way for new developments. the new law prevents evictions based on most health and safety renovations. landlords also have to pay for temporary tenant moves. well, the san francisco zoo will soon be welcoming some giant pandas from china, mayor london breed announced the plans during her trip to beijing. ktv bailey o'carroll's in san francisco. now, with all the details. good morning bailey, good morning dave. >> we are not being bamboos old. sorry i had to. couldn't resist that one. they are coming. the pandas are coming back. as far as exactly when they get here. when they will get here. well,

we don't know the exact date, but we do know the last time they were here was back in 1985. they called san francisco home for about three months, and that was part of a little world tour that they were on. they were making stops in different zoos all around the country. now, san francisco mayor london breed did make the announcement last night on x, while she is on a week long trip to china, an effort to bring more business and tourism to san francisco. mayor breed called the process of getting the pandas here a collaborative one that required months of advocacy and coordination. the idea was actually originally floated around the apex summit, which took place in san francisco. >> we have some cute, cuddly black and white beauties coming to our city. ladies and gentlemen, welcome pandas to san francisco! >> engineers from the beijing zoo were at the san francisco zoo meeting with officials there to look at potential enclosures

and discuss where the bears will exactly call home within the zoo. it's likely that that enclosure will not be done or ready for the pandas until 2025. that's after san francisco can renovate its existing facility, according to abc news. they are reporting that that those improvements will cost about $25 million. now, typically, pandas are on lease for about $1 million annually for the two bears. that money does go toward conservation efforts. and also abc news also reporting that the zoo will start a major fundraising campaign to help pay for those new costs associated with the pandas new home. right now, the only pandas in the u.s. are at the atlanta zoo. again, no word yet on exactly when the pandas will get here, how long they will stay, or exactly how many will be coming in san francisco. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you. bailey pandas are awfully cute. yeah, i

grew up in san diego, so we had pandas down there at the zoo, and it's, you know, they're pretty cute. >> oh my god, they are. yeah. it was just watching the video to saying come on home. okay. well we're going to talk about the bay bridge. one crash can change everything. and we've got a crash. take a look at our triple a traffic max maps 101 southbound just past the bridge, backing up traffic all the way to treasure island. let's check the toll plaza. not really affected right now, but the metering lights are on. and once you get to that treasure island tunnel, yerbabuena, it's going to be a bit of a crawl. getting into san francisco until they get that cleaned up. that's a look at traffic. 638 your time, let's say good morning and a big happy friday to steve paulson. >> thank you frank. appreciate that. all right. cooler much more so today santa rosa redwood city lafayette san jose all heading down today 7068 7072. and that 70 might be a soft 70. as we said, that little low moving into the south of us as no doubt about it, open the door

to the big fog bank 40s for some mainly 50s. everyone is pretty close here. onshore breeze, i'll say from san francisco to richmond to davis, point out to travis. that'll do it in this kind of a pattern right there. it was a lot stronger earlier. travis was up to 24 miles an hour higher. clouds are gone, but the little mini warm up, it wasn't that warm. we had, you know, maybe a little tropical feel, but big fog bank, sunny, cooler now has established itself. that will take us into saturday. sunday though does look warmer. some upper 70s to 80s possible inland cooler friday changes. lots of low clouds. some of that will be slow to burn back inland. sunny but breezy and temperatures 50 6070. not much change saturday but does look warmer sunday. >> okay steve, thank you. well, it is 640 chick-fil-a. not the first arriving in pleasanton eight years ago, is opening a second location. we'll let you hear from the bay area native who owns the restaurant. >> all right. first, let's check in with garcia in our newsroom for the other stories we're following for you. good morning

and happy friday. >> and to you, busy. when i get to join you in studio, we'll start with a little bit of economic news. as many know, it is hard enough to find a rental in your price range here in the bay area, and lots of people have an added complexity that goes even beyond budget. coming up at 7:00, what's being done to make it easier for pet owners to secure a lease, and why some landlords don't like a new proposal, then a surprise for swifties overnight as taylor swift drops not just one but two albums as a fans are reacting to the pop star's latest eleases. we'll be back

front car thieves and burglaries. the police point out that many of these criminals are part of armed crews, and they have lookouts, and when a victim tries to physically try to stop the theft, they're outnumbered and outgunned, the authorities advise. called the police well, ktvu has confirmed now several ballots are being challenged in the vote recount of the district 16 congressional race to replace retiring congresswoman anna

eshoo. it's not clear how many ballots are being challenged and the reason why former san jose mayor sam liccardo received the most votes in the march primary election. two other candidates tied for second place assemblymember evan low and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. they'll both appear on the november ballot unless the vote recount leads to a different result. now, the recount process began monday. santa clara county says this recount could now take up to two weeks because of the ballot challenges. and there's a new report that says few counties in california have policies in place to allow eligible young people in juvenile facilities to vote. only 16 out of 40 counties have responded to a survey by the youth law center, had written policies in place, the youth law center says young people aged 18 and older living in juvenile detention facilities

are legally eligible to vote, but they may need some help with voter registration and access to voting materials. >> the latest tensions between israel and iran briefly caused oil prices to spike. this morning, but they have since dropped. oil prices went up $3 to more than $90 a barrel in the asian markets. but we just checked the numbers and they have fallen to the mid to low $80 mark in europe and here in the us, triple a reports bay area gas prices are actually down compared to last week. slightly san francisco this morning is averaging 570 a gallon. oakland is 561, san jose 555. prices are all down 1 to $0.03 from last week. apple has removed whatsapp and threads from its app store in china now, the iphone maker says the chinese government requested the move, citing national security concerns. last month, us house lawmakers passed a tiktok ban with bipartisan support. americans could lose access to tiktok if the senate passes a bill that would force chinese

company bytedance to sell tiktok or face being banned here in the us. good news for chick fil a fans a new location has opened up in pleasanton. it's located on hopyard road in the hacienda business park, where sweet tomatoes used to be. the owner of this chick fil a grew up in california and has been with the company for more than 25 years. >> so for me personally, it kind of brings me back to my roots. i was born in palo alto. i'm a native californian and i grew up growing strawberries with my family. pleasanton has the farming roots that i grew up with. for me, that kind of brings me home to who i am. i'm a hands on work, on the lines with my people kind of person working for chick fil a. >> this is the second chick fil a to come to pleasanton in eight years. it is the 22nd in the bay area are we wish him well. well, as we know, some of the most creative and innovative products are made right here in the bay. >> we use crushed roses. we use eggplant for our our eyeliners

and mascara. we use, the deep black from argon. and then we use the deep purple from purple carrot farm to beauty is the slogan at juice beauty, where the goal is to be better for your skin and the planet. >> and one of the secret ingredients is grown on their farm in sonoma county. another locally grown company has taken over the family kitchen and dining room, but the idea actually started in their shower . >> it's just really cool, really empowering to have my own business. it's like fun to tell everyone they're like, oh my gosh, i never would have guessed and stuff. i was talking to my teachers about it. i was like, that's so cool. >> their business is tackling the huge piles of plastic that ends up in the landfill, or even the ocean. one shampoo, conditioner and lotion bar at a time. now you can see these stories and more this sunday morning at 830 right here on ktvu. join me for our half hour made in the bay special sunday morning. >> now, when is that again? >> sunday morning at 830. i

expect you to be up and watching. >> that's what i thought you said. okay. and i'm paying a close attention to frank mallicoat. he's watching our friday morning commute. frank >> i'll be watching pam. i'll be here. you there? >> great stories. yeah. good for the environment as well. >> we love your made in the bay series. well, happy friday one and all. it's been somewhat of a busy day. highway 680. they had that gravel spill about nearly three hours ago. southbound bernal. it's been clean for a good hour, but as you can see in our air traffic map, 680 south san grade pretty much caked with cars. so that's a slow go there. and you look at highway 84, a lot of people trying to get around that. they're feeling the after effects as well. for our tri valley commuters. but hopefully that'll get clear up here in short order. i got good news. if you're on highway 24, we're looking at lafayette westbound. that is usually bumper to bumper pushing 7:00 right now that is moving along both ways, east and west. very

well on their way to la calicutt and eventually into oakland and berkeley. that is a look at traffic and traffic. let's say. good morning to steve paulson on this friday. >> i think that's a first this week for 24 there in lafayette. >> i mean it's been ridiculous weeks very busy. >> thank you for staying home. all right. we do have a pretty good fog bank there. it's hard to see the higher clouds have cleared out, but it has established itself right along the gray there. and it's making a serious move here. right there. you can see some of that right there. it's pushing in. so we get a low cloud. that low down in southern cal central california is actually opened the door to the onshore breeze 40s for a few low 50s. i think everyone's kind of stuck here. but an onshore breeze out to the delta is in place for many, so that will allow for the onshore cooler breeze to kick in here already has already felt cooler in the morning and it will be cooler today under some low clouds. they'll retreat back to the coast, but the warm is over for now, although it does look warmer on sunday, so a quick little cool down friday into saturday, then a little bit of a

bump up on sunday. but for today, a cooler friday with the change already in place with that fog bank pouring in, making a pretty good impact 50, 60, 70 on the temps. not much change on temps saturday, but it does look warmer on sunday day. >> okay steve, thank you. time 650. the fbi has a new warning ahead of the start of passover on monday. why the fbi is on high alert for threats made against the jewish community. and in san mateo county, a very emotional celebration. the reunion between survivors of cardiac arrest and the people who helped save

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they were sexually assaulted by community activist john jacobo. the allegations first surfaced on social media back in 2021. the accusers said they were friends before he raped her. the jacobo denied the allegation. the police department special victims unit is now investigating complaints of threats and sexual assaults from three more women. >> all our cases remain open, especially if new evidence is developed over time. sometimes a case can go a little, cold and then new evidence comes in today. >> now, jacobo resigned from his

job with a housing nonprofit organization. he did not respond to requests for an interview or to make a statement. supervisor hillary ronen is now calling for hearings on how the city handles sexual assault allegations. it is 654 governor newsom publicly supporting a bill that would make soliciting a child for sex a felony here in california. right now, child sex assault is a felony with sexual trafficking is not. the proposed legislation is now moving forward at the state capitol. after some changes by the senate public safety committee, the governor is confident the final version will help in his goal to crack down on child sex crimes in california. >> i look forward to getting this bill to my desk in a way that i'll sign it. we have some work to do. >> this proposed legislation would classify anyone involved in the crime, not just those who pay for sex with a child as a felony and carry a maximum

penalty of up to four years in prison. right now, people who facilitate soliciting a child for sex is charged with a misdemeanor with a maximum penalty of up to a year in jail. well, some female inmates are being released early as part of the plans to close the women's prison in dublin, the federal bureau of prisons announced the closure of fci dublin on monday. that's where eight officers have been charged with sex crimes. lawyers are telling ktvu some of their clients, who had a short amount of time left on their sentence, are either being released early for good behavior or put on house arrest. sources tell ktvu all of the women will be relocated by this weekend. it is 656 new regulations to protect indoor employees in california from excessive heat will not include workers at prisons and jails. now last month, state workplace safety officials proposed some new rules that would require

employers to keep indoor work areas below 87 degrees and take other actions to minimize heat illness. but the governor's office objected to that. after the department of finance said it would cost billions of dollars to extend protections to workers at state prisons and local jails. so the new regulations exempt correctional facilities for now, with a separate set of rules to be drafted at a later date. it is 657. state officials are pointing to a growing affordable housing complex in oakland as an example of what is possible here in california. attorney general rob bonta toured casa suenos yesterday morning at the fruitvale transit village, 181 affordable homes have been added to its inventory. rob bonta said the state will need 2.5 million new homes by the year 2030 to meet the needs, but he says we're not on a pace to meet

those numbers. you have folks who have grown up in their community want to live in their community, want to, experience and realize the dream of home ownership, but can't. >> yeah. you have parents who wonder where their kids are going to live if they can ever. hoen own a home. you have people being pushed out of communities that they want to stay in. >> now rob bonta said the department of justice is supporting the laws that streamline and speed up plans for new housing, as well as laws that require cities to build their fair share of affordable homes. it is 658 this week, the walnut creek city council gave final approval to a plan to revamp a swim center. the city will now spend $77 million to redesign, line and expand the swimming facility at heather farm park, now the boden's, a 15 year debate on how to make that center enjoyable to swimmers of all ages and all abilities as well. a special ceremony celebrating survivors of cardiac

arrest and the people who helped save their lives was held in foster city. the event was organized by the san mateo consolidated fire department. first responders joined seven survivors of cardiac arrest at this ceremony, and each survivor gave their story and showed their gratitude toward the heroes who came to their aid for the first time. >> that i have a chance to thank everybody that participated in having me be able to be standing here. >> i don't think i've ever felt so safe than this day right now, surrounded by all these first responder heroes and civilian bystanders who also jumped into action to save a life. >> we're celebrated as well. in addition to honoring the heroic acts of police officers and firefighters, tensions are high in the middle east this morning, following an apparent israeli strike on iran. >> how the biden administration

is reacting plus, we see a lot of near misses, a lot of, you know, dangerous things happening . the san francisco intersection, the scene of a crash that killed a family of four at a bus stop, is getting a facelift. how last month's tragedy is spurring a change. then two cities across the bay from each other are locked in a legal battle. the lawsuit from san francisco over proposed changes to oakland airport's name 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. >> it's a friday. it's april 19th friday gasia feels good. yeah chilly, but still good. see, i knew you'd say that. and steve knew that too. he's been saying it all morning. >> that's true. it is a much cooler pattern here for us compared to the last couple of mornings when it was mild to warm, but some blue sky out there. there will be more if you're away from that fog bank, but if you have the fog over here, it's a gray morning, no doubt. 40s, 50s on