next to us, a family in the east bay is mourning after their teenage daughter was found dead. the desperate plea they're making for help to find out what happened to her. and a huge foreign aid bill passes in the united states senate. the tens of bil ons of dollars that may soon be going to both ukraine and israel. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's wednesday april 24th right over to steve paulson. definitely feels cooler this morning. any rain in sight. >> no not no no not rain. but

cool for us. unseasonably cool here. and temperatures yesterday were in the 60s. i don't really see much change here today. we're starting off mostly cloudy . we don't have the coverage on the fog bank, but it's a combination of low clouds and some higher clouds. a little bit of activity on the lee side of this year. and you can see the cloud cover coming up. so another day of unseasonably cool temps here, 60s. and that's it. maybe for a while. all right over to sal now. and quiet or something on your screens. >> there was a little roadwork steve you know that you see it on the way in. but for the most part, we have a nice quiet commute. we don't have anything major. let's go right to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that traffic is looking good. we've been kind of looking around. so you get up this early, you're expecting a pretty decent commute right now. that's what you have. you have most of it is wide open for you. even the south bay. there's some road work here on some of the expressways, but easy detours at this time of the morning. 401

let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. parents on a desperate mission to find out why their 15 year old daughter was found dead in san francisco. >> yeah, they're looking for answers, but say they're just not getting any. ktvu is. amber lee met with the girl's family. >> we are asking for people to, if they see seen anything. you know, we put out everywhere the family of jasmine pellegrini of bay point is in san francisco's ingleside neighborhood, where she was found dead. >> they're searching for answers by passing out fliers asking for security camera videos of her. >> she went missing from bay point. somebody. did somebody take her here? what? we want to know what happened to her? >> the 15 year old's mother and stepfather, marta and sandra baroni, grieve at the site where the 15 year old was found lying face down in the driveway of a home on lobo street saturday morning around 1130, the spot, now marked with a flower and a flier from the family. >> we definitely need some help

from somewhere, anywhere, the couple says. >> they last saw jasmine 1130 wednesday night at their family home, and that she left with no phone or money. jasmine had been released from a psychiatric hospital three hours earlier. the family says the teen had been struggling for years with ptsd, bipolar disorder and anxiety after coping with sexual abuse she suffered as a child. mom was distraught when she tried to speak about her daughter. >> i don't think i don't think she can speak anything right now . >> jasmine's parents say she was hospitalized dozens of times in recent years. they say they reported her missing the night she disappeared. but less than three days later, she was found dead in san francisco, a city that the family says was unfamiliar to her. >> a leg, leg, leg. >> jasmine spoke hungarian, telling her mom she loved her in a message the family says she recorded last year, the teen and her family immigrated to the

united states in 2019. they say she loved animals, drawing and baking. relatives put up a small decorated cross at a park near the spot where jasmine was found. they say they have no idea how she died, but are concerned that someone may have lured her to the city and that she may have been drugged. >> how can we call? we want. we want answers. we want to know who was with her. we want to know how did she get to san francisco? >> san francisco police tell me. there are no signs of foul play so far, but they are treating this case as a death investigation, and they're waiting for the autopsy results. the family tells me the medical examiner's office says it could take up to 90 days for them to determine the cause of death. they say they will do everything they can to find out what happened. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amber, thank you. time is now. 404. starting tonight, a new documentary premieres about the death of alexis gabe, a young woman from oakland. the 24 year old woman disappeared in january of 2022,

and more than a year later, some of her remains were found. investigators say she was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, who was later killed by police. now, tonight at 6 p.m, a free screening of the documentary will be held at sabrina's pizza in oakland. the episode, titled where is alexa alexis, will also premiere on the discovery network. >> a retired mma fighter accused of attempted murder will be back in a san jose courtroom today to set a date for a trial. attorneys for cain velasquez have reportedly been discussing a possible plea deal. now. he was arrested back in 2022, accused of firing shots at a car he was chasing. a man in the car was accused of sexually abusing velasquez son velasquez spent eight months in jail but has been out on bail for more than a year awaiting the trial. >> well, a funeral is planned for this friday for an oakland police officer who died last week after being on life support for almost six years. officer jordan wingate was 23 years old

when he was severely injured in a car crash in august of 2018, while he was on duty, doctors say. while wingate was on life support, he was in a state of limited consciousness and was actually able to see and hear his family at his bedside in highland hospital until he died earlier this month. >> they said the likelihood of him surviving was very slim, but between the doctors and nurses, they just they kept them alive. the most important part of being a cop by far is talking to people. i think that was probably his biggest accomplishment was, you know, was just he was a people person, you know, he just loved people. >> wingate came from a law enforcement family. his father is a retired oakland police captain. his godfather was an oakland police detective who died while on duty in 2001, killed by friendly fire. >> president biden says he will sign the $95 billion foreign aid package just passed by the senate as soon as it reaches his

desk today. now, the bill provides $61 billion for ukraine, $26 billion for israel and $8 billion for taiwan. it was passed in the senate last night after the house approved the package on saturday night. >> every day you can say you made the world truly a better place, but i think the senate can say that tonight. >> the legislation also includes a possible ban on tiktok, unless its chinese owner agrees to sell the social media platform. >> time is now 406. a chp officer in san francisco and his canine partner are being honored for their hard work. the officer recently pulled over a car that was getting off the bay bridge and found suspicious items in the car, and ordered the four people inside to get out. that's when the canine officer named sully discovered there was cocaine, meth, heroin and fentanyl in the car. the chp says sully has been a major asset in the fight to keep drugs off san francisco streets. >> mayor london breed introduced

a new resolution to clear the way for the san francisco zoo to hold fundraisers to help meet the needs of the giant pandas coming from china. now the mayor shared this video showing a panda enclosure at the shanghai wildlife park during her recent trip to china. the new resolution would allow the san francisco zoo to raise funds for similar enclosure here, without relying on taxpayer dollars. the legislation is required because city officials are banned from soliciting funds from philanthropists and private parties for charitable and governmental purposes. it's still not clear how much money is needed to build the enclosure. all right, time is now 408 today. >> if you happen to be in santa cruz county near big basin redwoods state park, you may see smoke in some areas beginning at 8 a.m, a prescribed burn begins in the northern part of the park, near where the icu complex fire burned three years ago. roads and trails will not be closed. officials with california state park says the plans for the burn depends on

the weather. that burn is expected to continue through next week. >> all right, 408 is the time. over to steve paulson. we're going to have some windy weather with the cooler. >> not as windy today as it was the last 24 hours or so. things have calmed down a little bit there in that department. still breezy at times, but a lot of high clouds streaming in, so a mix of some low clouds. although the support for the low clouds has waned considerably since. it's so much cooler, but the upper low is in place and it's going to continue to advance towards southern california, and you can see the moisture coming around it here could easily start to work its way in here. then another system will drop down in here on friday. 50s on the temps on the mild side. i mean cool to mild here, but temperatures a few 40s. but you have to really go up in mendocino county, lake county. and those are upper 40s, a lot of 50s under mostly cloudy skies, higher elevations have cooled off dramatically. mount veeder 43. south wind oakland hills above the claremont 49. southwest boulder creek 51. i mean, we were in the upper 60s

not too long ago, so south wind along the coast, west southwest, kind of an onshore breeze through the delta. look at all the activity in northern sacramento valley, northeast california, lee side of the sierra. that will probably pop up again, maybe into the valley again. 30s up in the mountains, 49 arcadia to 60, in san diego. although santa barbara's 47 a lot of cloud cover, most of it's aiming towards central and southern california, but there's enough there to mention it. a little bit of drizzle, i think. more likely. yesterday was the fact was the mere for the day for the drizzle. but 10th of an inch to maybe upwards of an inch. look in the north coast crescent city going forward. your weekend looks okay, but not very warm here going forward, that's for sure. and well into may is looking like a couple of deep systems are on the way. that means cool, cool. wednesday partly to mostly cloudy. 50 on the temps 60s inland. >> thank you steve a worker at a local donut shop in san francisco now fighting for his life. coming up, what we know about what happened and the search for the hit and run driver responsible and thousands

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that we've seen the last of it. >> tesla announced last week that it will lay off 10% of its more than 140,000 employees to reduce costs in their most recent earnings announcement, they, reported that their eps, their earnings per share fell below expectations, below the consensus of what analysts had expected and also their revenue had been decreasing for, the second year in a row. >> tesla also lowered prices by $2,000 in the u.s. on three of its models. facing more competition in the electric vehicle market from companies like byd in china, the car company has seen a drop in deliveries and lower demand for its cars in the first quarter of this year, specifically in china, where byd is now leading the charge, in terms of, vehicles sold worldwide and, those vehicles come at lower cost than the average tesla are very attractive and are making

inroads. >> still, growth says tesla is one of the leading car companies in the world, and despite the recent layoffs, he thinks tesla's technology and brand marketing will keep the company afloat. >> i do believe that there is the possibility that we'll see more, layoffs because musk has announced that he wants to launch hot and heavy into, more automated production robotic factories. and, probably a lot of ai in that as well. >> the layoffs are expected to start in june. and after announcing that it would produce more affordable cars next year, tesla's stock rose 11% on tuesday. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news all right, lamonica . >> thank you. time is 415. oracle is once again moving the company's headquarters. oracle ceo larry ellison announced plans to move the headquarters from austin, texas, to nashville, tennessee. ellison says it's part of his goal to be closer to the epicenter of the

health care industry. now, the very same architect who designed apple park in cupertino will design the new oracle campus in nashville. four years ago, oracle relocated from redwood shores here in the bay area to texas as families of the people who were killed in the two deadly boeing 737 max jet crashes in 2018 and 2019, want the justice department to increase pressure on boeing. >> they argue the recent problems, including the plane door that blew out mid-flight, prove boeing has not met safety and quality requirements put in place after those deadly crashes. now, family members say they want the federal government to put an independent monitor in place to oversee boeing. boeing will pay $425 million to one of its main suppliers to address some of the issues at the company, spirit aerosystems says the money will help address problems including high inventory and low cash flows. spirit builds many of the fuselages for boeing 737 jets,

and is a key part of the investigation into boeing's quality issues. boeing is also in talks to buy spirit. well a first of its kind bill has passed the senate transportation committee. >> yeah, this new law would address the concerns about expedited airport screening services that let travelers pay to cut through those tsa lines. now, the committee passed the bill in an 8 to 4 vote. it would require fast track services like clear to pay for its own tsa staff lanes at airport security. now, if the identity screening companies don't comply, they'll be banned from the state. >> there's been lots of incidents over the last couple of years where, you know, we're unauthorized travelers who use clear as a way of breaching tsa security. >> now, supporters of clear say the service creates hundreds of jobs. it serves more than a million americans and shares over $13 million in annual revenue with airport partners. this bill now moves forward to the senate appropriations committee. it's for 17 caltran

set to close the webster tube in oakland today. it connects the cities of alameda and oakland. the closure overnight was originally scheduled for last wednesday, but it was postponed because of weather. caltrans says the webster tube will close tonight at 10 p.m, then reopen at 430 tomorrow morning. the closures are to accommodate the maintenance work inside directional signs will be in place to help drivers traveling in the area. >> 417 is the time sal will be covering that for you. let's check in with steve paulson. any fog or drizzle we should know about or. well, it's a low cloud deck. >> not really fog, but low cloud deck. yeah, we call it fog, but it's not on the ground or anything. but a lot of high clouds are streaming in up above that. and that'll give us a mostly cloudy day. the upper low, though, could easily swing in a lot of cloud cover here, and that it's mainly heading towards central and southern california. but it really lit up

some areas in the northern sacramento valley and on the lee side of the sierra. yesterday, an extremely cool pattern here for us for the rest of the week. 50s though on the temps. so we're on the mild side that's for sure. even east bay temps all 50s here. you're looking at what, 53 to 58 degrees. so if it feels a little on the more mild side i mean it's cool but it's we were cooler yesterday here on some of these temps 40s 50s on the temps. much cooler, higher elevations. that has a tendency to kind of chew up the low cloud deck. the support is waning for that. still a southerly breeze because of that. on the eastern side of that upper lobe. look at all the activity. northern sacramento valley and northeast california in the sierra. i think this will pick up again today and for sure on friday. friday looks like the main day here. 30s up in the mountains, 67 in las vegas, 55 down in monterey. upper low will continue to keep us on the cool side. another system that will sweep down from the north friday, though, could be one of those cloudy days and maybe some light rain. more likely it'll be over the mountains of the valley and also to the north. but an interesting pattern to say the

least. here for the end of april and early may is looking on the cool side as well. cloudy to mostly cloudy today. some sun breaks maybe, but i don't think they'll last too long in temperatures. staying in the 60s. >> all right steve, thank you. time now for 19. the biden administration still working to bring hostages from the war in israel back here to the u.s. here's the latest on where negotiations stand. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price addressed those who want her removed from office. her message to her critics

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guillory was accused of being the getaway driver with their child in his lap. as the police chased after them. he will serve more than seven years on charges including child abuse. >> alameda county district attorney pamela price is talking directly to the people who will decide her fate in the upcoming recall. >> i can tell you that in our office, we are holding people accountable every day. we are charging people. we are prosecuting people. we are doing our part where it's appropriate that they are entitled to diversion. >> price discussed her vision for public safety during a virtual town hall. she said she ran on a progressive platform of reducing sentences for younger offenders, eliminating most sentencing enhancements and holding law enforcement more accountable. price rejects criticism that she's soft on crime. >> we're prosecuting people at the same level as my predecessor, and so this sense that people aren't being held

accountable, i think is more driven, by the slant of the way things are being portrayed in the media and presented often, sometimes on social media. >> there are enough signatures for a recall election. well, the alameda county board of supervisors has until tuesday to schedule an election date. her critics, who formed the group save alameda for everyone, held a rally in oakland outside the county administration building. they say accused supervisors of declining to start the recall process. at last week's board meeting, we got the approved signatures. >> you have hundreds of thousands of people that want this on the ballot and want to constitute finally have her recalled, and we need that done as soon as possible. >> the group projects the recall vote will likely take place sometime between late july and early september. >> our time now for 24 today, governor gavin newsom and state

lawmakers plan to announce a bill to respond to the arizona abortion ban. the governor said the emergency legislation would make it easier for doctors in arizona to become certified to perform abortions. here in california, he wants to see this take effect within a week. that is when arizona's near total abortion ban is due to begin, a bill that would decriminalize psychedelic substances cleared a key hurdle if signed into law, it would allow adults 21 and older to use certain psychedelic substances under the supervision of a licensed and trained facilitator. >> for now, the bill passed the senate public safety committee. it now heads to the senate appropriations committee. the bill has more restrictions than the one vetoed last fall by governor newsom that allowed possession of psychedelics. >> our time is 425. a medical robot developed in silicon valley is being used now to fight lung cancer. the company intuitive surgical, based in sunnyvale, created this robot.

it helps doctors diagnose lung cancer faster and safer than previous methods. early detection is key to defeating cancer, delaying care and treatment by just six weeks reduces a person's survival rate by 13. now this robot, along with ct scans, helps doctors perform a procedure that allows them to see a patient's lungs and detect the signs of cancer. >> this allows us to one get to the nodules that radiology could not otherwise get to, two biopsy nodules from the inside, which which has a much lower risk of lung collapse. >> the doctors so far have tested this system on three patients with success. >> another oakland business is considering leaving the city after repeated break ins. however, here why the owner says he does not blame politicians and the move to implement major traffic changes in san francisco's west portal

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and, you know, we work together and it's a good, kind person and it's a good baker for a worker at a local donut shop. >> now fighting for his life. the search for the hit and run driver responsible, and the big show of support from his coworkers and san francisco mayor london breed has proposed legislation meant to curb drug use in the tenderloin.

>> 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. >> welcome to the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's april 24th. >> yes it is. and i think it's cooler. what would you like to start with in whether it's a cool pattern for us this week? >> no doubt about it here a lot of cloud cover, low and high clouds. temperatures settled into the 60s yesterday. i mean, there could be a few near 70, but most will be in the 60s, although the lows are a little bit on. more on the mild side, a lot of mid 50s here and some higher clouds are coming in around the low which is going to approach us, central california, the next 2430 six hours. 60s on the temps. all right. sal is here to tell you and me what. >> not a lot going on steve. right now we do have a look at the commute. that looks good. we've had some road work in san jose area in the south bay, but it's not causing a big delay at all. and at the bay bridge, it's

light. i don't see much going on at all on any of the bay area bridges. it's 430. let's go back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal, a group called save west portal is opposing transit improvement plans in the neighborhood. now, the plan calls for banning left turns on busy west portal avenue . the group says the plan will put family run stores and restaurants out of business. sfmta is conducting its last poll with the public at 4:00 this afternoon. outside the west portal branch. library plans to redesign streets were sped up following the deaths of a family in a crash at a bus stop right near the west portal muni station, a beloved baker at san francisco's bob's donuts is in critical condition after he was hurt in a hit and run crash. it happened at the intersection of dubose avenue and guerrero street. police say the victim was riding his electric scooter to work early sunday morning when he was hit. ktvu betty, you spoke with his coworkers who are rallying to support from the community. >> hey, sis. zamudio is a

father, a husband, and a beloved baker at bob's donuts in san francisco. sfpd said he was riding his electric scooter at dubose avenue and guerrero street around 3 a.m. sunday when a car struck him and took off. the accident left him unconscious, and his family and coworkers heartbroken. >> i known him for so long and you know, we work together and it's a good, kind person. hi, how are you? >> bessie ferreira said. over the last three years, she often worked alongside jesus when i'm alone here as a cashier, he helps me with everything because suddenly the donuts and taking care of the window and taking care of the doordash, he worked seven days a week at the polk street and baker street locations. his cousin eric said he followed in jesus's steps and began working at bob's donuts a few months ago. >> no podemos ver loss to go through an interpreter.

>> he told us he just visited jesus in the hospital where he had surgery. >> when they went in, they saw him. he was sedated so he was very sad to see him. see him in that bed because he's a very strong and hard working man. >> he said, jesus was his family's main provider and supported his wife and two young children in mexico. >> he unos dias antes habian cargado. >> eric added that while he sues didn't vocalize safety concerns regarding his commute, he recently told him that he wanted to buy a helmet. he was going to order it with a friend and i guess he didn't have time to order it for me. >> when you were in this quarter, make sure you always wear a helmet. you know, no matter what. >> his family has a message for the hit and run driver just to come forward and for him to pay for what he did. these gofundme fliers have been placed all around the shop. the family owned business, and the manager put it together to help pay for his son's medical bills and help his family navigate this crisis

in san francisco. betty yu, ktvu, fox two news all right, betty, thank you. >> time is 433 people from across the bay area came together to honor and remember the lives of people who were killed by drivers who were under the influence last night in martinez, the organizer action, mothers against drunk driving, held this candlelight vigil. they say drunk driving is the number one killer on america's roads. the contra costa county da's office praised the work of madd and supporting the families of victims through legal cases that can take months or even years. >> i agree with these people wholeheartedly that the punishment should fit the crime, and i want to give them six surety and let them know that the proper prosecution is going to occur. and that's the filing of murder charges. >> now, mad hopes that with the work of its partners and law enforcement, it can reach their goal of zero drunk driving victims.

>> as the chef and owner of a vegan restaurant in oakland says he is going through a roller coaster of emotions after his restaurant was burglarized again . >> it's everything. it's crying, it's rage, it's anger, it's frustration. it's defeat. >> the restaurant, roasted in ra is located at 14th and jefferson in downtown oakland. the owner has repeatedly moved his business that has been burglarized four times. the most recent break-in occurred early monday morning. >> a couple guys, young guys broke in, they basically hit the glass and then they just go, like, same. it's almost a routine. this is a oakland problem. it's not city hall's fault. it's everyone's fault. we all need to step up and do something that goes for city. >> the owner thought about moving again, but says it's not that simple. he has many things to consider, including getting stuck in a lease. >> our time is now. 435 the san francisco board of supervisors expected to vote by this june on a proposed curfew in the

tenderloin district. the mayor, london breed, wants to force stores that sell prepackaged foods or tobacco to close between midnight and 5 a.m. if her proposal is approved. the police would then warn businesses about the change via laters would then be fined up to $1,000 by the health department if they stay open. >> our challenge is still occur at night. crowds of people that are there selling, selling stolen property, selling narcotics. we have drug users all over. >> the reason why we wanted to stay open is because, you know, we have to make more money to pay rent, to pay, bills like pg and e, you know, phone bills, internet bills. and we have employees. i have like four employees at nighttime when i have extra security because, you know, of the area. >> now, mayor breed released a statement. it reads in part, this is an idea for the community, from the community. the drug markets happening at night in this neighborhood are unacceptable and must be met

with increased law enforcement and new strategies. now san francisco is actually celebrate what it's calling. i love tenderloin week. mayor breed and other community members explored the neighborhood, stopping at the tenderloin museum, the phoenix hotel, and other local notable places before the business crawl began. the mayor highlighted the importance of looking to this neighborhood with a positive attitude. >> this is a great neighborhood and this neighborhood deserves support and resources. just like any other neighborhood in san francisco. we love the tenderloin. tonight we're showing it by being here. thank you everyone for showing up and showing out for the two who well, over in berkeley, it's an exciting day. >> uc berkeley will celebrate hatch day today for the peregrine falcons on top of the campus bell tower. so far, three of the four eggs have hatched. the fourth is due any day now.

they are the offspring of annie, who has lived on top of the campanile tower at the cal campus since 2016. today's hatch day gathering will be held at the berkeley art museum and pacific film archive, right near the entrance to the campus in downtown berkeley in monterey county. the spca has rescued at least nine pelicans in the past three days. the agency shared these photos of some of the rescued birds. now they were found around moss landing, monterey and carmel. the wildlife rescue and rehabilitation center is caring for the birds. the nonprofit did not say what might be causing stress to the pelicans, but they did say similar rescues were made in may of 2022. i'm sure we'll have more on that. >> i know we will. >> all right. first, let's get to steve paulson and our weather forecast. >> all right. we have a lot of cloud cover over us. low and high clouds. the lows are really mild though. upper 50s for some here because of the cloud cover. and also a little south breeze. that could be a little drizzle tomorrow. more cloud cover. the

main day will be friday and that's when we could get some light rain in here. just want to draw your attention to the mountains. look at that. i mean redding, north northeast california, susanville and tahoe truckee. so if you're heading anywhere, one of those directions or even north coast, i would keep an eye on things. looks like a decent opportunity for some rain here. mount diablo, believe it or not, 38 degrees. that's that's unusual for this time of year that that has wiped out the inversion. thus, the low cloud deck is more broken or scattered versus yesterday when it was large and in charge, as we said, a little bit of activity on the east side of the sierra. there will be popping up more activity for us here, but that low is on its way. the flow around that is drawing in some cloud cover. so that's on its way here. for some of us today. and the temperature trend though is on a cool pattern, no doubt about it. here for probably into friday does look like a little rebound on the weekend though. 50s on the temps i mean mid 50s, not as cool as it was. so the cloud cover even on the peninsula, usually one of the cooler

locations, woodside's 5355 is popular. montara beach pillar point, half moon bay, san carlos, atherton as well. so everyone's pretty close here. i use the thermal. that's what we call it. more activity will pop up again. northern mountains, northeast california and over tahoe 32 both truckee south lake tahoe. the low will be with us today and tomorrow. then another system will sweep in from the north. that's the one that could give us not only a lot of cloud cover, but maybe some splash and dash activity on the rain. lots of clouds, mild to cool today, cloudy, maybe a few showers, more likely over the higher terrain, but it's something to watch for friday. mostly cloudy. a lot of clouds here. low clouds, high clouds. combination of the two give us 60s to near 70 on the temps. a teenage girl was found dead in san francisco. >> we are now hearing from her family and their desperate search for answers and the continuing vote recount in the south bay's district 16 congressional race, where everything stands this morning and when it could wrap up

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committee that would double the penalties for anyone intentionally blocking highway traffic. now, this comes after protesters blocked bay area freeways. fines could be as high as $4,000 for repeat offenders, supporters say. protesters who block freeways prevent emergency responders from doing their jobs. opponents say the bill is unnecessary because there are already laws in place to prevent intentionally blocking a freeway . >> our time now 442. the campus of cal poly humboldt university still closed after pro-palestinian protesters barricaded themselves in a building now, on monday, police and protesters clashed on the campus. then several dozen protesters barricaded themselves in one of the main administrative buildings. several students are also occupying another nearby building. three students have been arrested already. the university says it closed the campus out of safety concerns.

classes will be held online. well today, house speaker mike johnson in washington is meeting with jewish students at columbia university in new york city. some jewish students at columbia and other universities with pro-palestinian protests say they've been targeted with anti-semitism. at columbia university, classes on the main campus are moving to hybrid learning for the rest of the semester because of safety concerns surrounding these protests, the united nations is calling for an investigation into reported mass graves found in gaza. >> according to the un mass graves were found at two hospitals in gaza. the discoveries were made after israeli troops left the area. the un human rights chief is now calling for an independent and transparent investigation into the deaths. the israeli military says it exhumed bodies at palestinians buried as part of its search for the remains of hostages taken on october 7th. the military says the bodies were examined, then reburied.

>> our time now. four 4400s of protesters hit the streets of tel aviv last night, marking the 200th day since the beginning of the israel-hamas war. now, the protesters demanded that the israeli government negotiate a deal to release the hostages still being held by hamas. israel says hamas militants are still holding about 100 hostages and the remains of almost 30 others. meantime the us state department says hostage negotiations between hamas and israel are still stalled. while the exact details of the talks are known. hamas reportedly refuses the latest deal, even as the biden administration says israel moved to meet some of their demands as hamas still has a choice. >> the fighting in gaza, the suffering of the palestinian people could end tonight if hamas chose to accept the deal

for release of hostages and the establishment of a cease fire. >> now, israeli prime minister netanyahu vows to bring the hostages back home, saying the country will increase its military and political pressure on hamas in the coming days. >> the recount in the race to replace congresswoman anna eshu continues today. the original count had former san jose mayor sam liccardo leading with assembly member evan lowe, and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian tied for second. the recount could break the tie, which would result in two names advancing to the general election instead of three. >> there are always ballots that are set aside because something can't be verified, and now, with the recount, we're going back and looking at all of those. if the recount drops someone off the ballot, no reimbursement because it's not the same as adding a new person to the ballot based on the results of the recount, officials say the recount could wrap up friday, at

which point they will certify the results and send it to the secretary of state for approval. >> our time now. 446 testimony continues in the historic criminal trial of former president donald trump. now, yesterday, the former publisher of the national enquirer testified, describing how he helped trump bury negative news stories. david pecker specifically testified meeting with the then republican presidential candidate back in 2015, asking how his publication could help donald trump's campaign. experts say more witnesses will testify as well, but it's not clear right now if donald trump himself will be one of them. >> legally, i think trump would be much better off relying on the weakness of bragg's case, but politically, it's going to be consequential if he doesn't take the stand, because they'll say he took the fifth. >> now, court began yesterday with a hearing on whether trump violated his gag order by making statements on social media. the

judge has not ruled yet on that matter. testimony resumes tomorrow. we now have hundreds of pages of documents relating to former trump, president trump's handling of classified materials. in that case, the documents provide a specific timeline of the fbi raid at trump's mar a lago estate in august of 2022. now, we've learned that 30 fbi personnel were on the scene, and they stayed there for almost ten hours. the documents say. the full investigation began five months before the raid. now, last june, trump was indicted for violating the espionage act. he was accused of illegally keeping more than 300 highly classified documents and committing obstruction by not returning them. he has pleaded not guilty. >> the giants took to look to sweep the new york mets this afternoon. the giants won their second straight game thanks to another dominating performance

by ace logan webb. he extended a scoreless streak to 19 innings. the giants hope their big money free agent pitcher blake snell, will have a better game when he takes the mound today. he has lost all three of his previous starts. the a's play the new york yankees this evening in game three of their four game series. the yankees won last night 4 to 3. all their runs came in the first inning, including a two run homer. today's game starts at 405. >> our time now 448. two oakland basketball teams will be celebrated today after bringing home a state championship. the oakland unified school district is honoring the oakland high school girls basketball team, along with the oakland tech high school boys basketball team. that celebration will be held at the oakland zoo this afternoon, and ahead of this week's nfl draft, napa high grad brock bowers, who played in bowl games with the university of georgia, now has a chipotle bowl named after him. the brock bowers bowl

debuted this week on chipotle digital menu. it includes double steak, brown rice, tomatoes, salsa, and lettuce. bowers says it's his go to order for chipotle. >> okay. yeah steve is our go to man for weather. how's it look? >> cloudy. a lot of cloud cover over us here. we will take a look to the northern sacramento valley and over northeast california. yesterday when it was lit up. does this happen in april? i i'm sure it has, but boy look at that. i mean, it was just going bonkers. and also northeast california more this is on the way in the afternoons and evenings. probably the best day will be if you will we on friday, when it looks like another system drops in that could put us in the window. we get a lot of high and mid level clouds coming up and because of a south breeze we're on the mild side. a lot of 50s here, 30s up in the mountains, 40s, 50s, 60s southern california. but that low right there now most of it

is heading towards southern california right there. but some of the moisture coming around that continues to work its way towards us. and it just looks like a combination of low clouds and high clouds here, giving us a cloudy to mostly cloudy day. but while yesterday was on the cool side, i think today is more on the mild side because of that south wind, maybe even higher humidity, little tropical feel. but friday will be the main day, especially north if you're going into the mountains. northern sacramento valley. i would think mendocino county, lake county as well might be in the mix for some rain on on friday. low and high clouds today. kind of a tropical feel. six seas to near 70 on the temps here. but again we're we're below average on these temps and it will stay that way through friday. it does look like a little rebound on the weekend. >> thank you steve a funeral for a fallen oakland police officer will be held later this week. coming up, we hear from his father, who was once on the same police force. and the lineup for this year's outside lands has been announced. who's coming to town and when you can buy your tickets. this .

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the long time pastor of san francisco's glide memorial church, died monday at the age of 94. we spoke with his longtime friend, former san francisco mayor willie brown, brown said. reverend williams spirit of generosity and service came with a gift for delivering his message with a sense of joy and community. >> cecil's method of doing what he was doing made it impossible for anybody to turn him down, no matter how rich they were or how poor they were, because when they would participate in what cecil was about, it really was the incredible generosity of a

human being who did so without questioning whether or not you understood what the #### was occurring. cecil did that. >> willie brown said he expects glide will continue to stay strong with reverend william's influence to guide it. well, san francisco pride announced billy porter will serve as this year's grand marshal, and the event's headline performer. he is a grammy, emmy and two time tony award winner. san francisco pride is scheduled for sunday, june 30th. the golden gate national parks conservancy held its second annual pink full moon stroll and party. the event was to mark last night's lunar event, the pink full moon. guests could enjoy drinks, dj dance party the pink moon name comes from all the pink wildflowers that bloom in early spring. you could also pick up all kinds of pink accessories and educational programing. >> we've had a bunch of talks about the national parks. we've talked about the new presidio

tunnel tops. we have young folks from our young emerging leaders, young environmental leaders giving talks about sea level rise. >> there was also a telescope to see the moon up close. well, tickets go on sale this morning for this year's outside lands festival in golden gate park. headliners include the killers, chris lake, victoria, monet and post malone. malone, who headlined the festival in 2022, will be performing a country music set at this year's event. the three day festival takes place august 9th through the 11th at golden gate park. tickets go on sale at 10:00 this morning. general admission for all three days costs $465. the three day country music festival stagecoach is kicking off this friday in the southern california desert. a full lineup of artists will be performing all weekend in indio. the headliners this year are eric church, miranda lambert and morgan wallen. new faces will be performing, as well as some surprise performers.

>> i've got some surprise guests who are going to join me on stage, and i may actually get a chance to go see some other shows. my daughter is going to be coming and hanging out, lily. and. and so i'll probably be, she'll get to prioritize who we see. >> clint black currently on tour celebrating the 35th anniversary of his hit debut album, killing time, and plans to play many fan favorites during his stagecoach appearance. tickets for this weekend's festival are actually all sold out. movie theaters are rolling out the red carpet for a special anniversary of a 1979 classic sci fi horror film. ridley scott's alien is 45 this year. it's been 45 years. that movie tells the story of a crew that discovers the deadliest life form in the universe. while aboard a terrifying interstellar journey to mark the anniversary, the movie is heading back into theaters for a limited time, starting friday. >> can you see this? i've never

seen anything like it. >> you're going out there to destroy them right before the film. >> moviegoers will see an exclusive conversation between ridley scott and the writer of the upcoming film alien, romulus. the latest chapter of the sci fi series is in theaters august 16th. >> well, a response by california's governor to arizona's abortion ban. we have details of the legislation governor newsom plans to introduce today. >> you know, we are upset and we miss her a lot, but we cannot do nothing because, nobody is next to us. >> a family in the east bay is mourning after their teenage daughter was found dead. the desperate plea they're making for help to find out what happened to her 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 wednesday april 24th. let's check in with steve paulson for a look at our weather. >> a lot of cloud cover cloudy low high clouds mild conditions here. it's a it's i'll say mild today. it was cool yesterday. now temps will still be below average. but because we're getting cloud cover coming in from the south that's giving us a mild mild pattern. a lot of activity over the mountains yesterday that will probably pick up again. you can see that cloud cover coming in from the south for us. so just a cloud away because we'll have plenty of them. low and high clouds, temperatures today will be in the 60s to near 70. mild temps kind of maybe a muggy feel if you get a few sun breaks. but 60s on most of the temps to a few near 70. one of the greatest sci fi movies ever. sal was alien. i've probably seen it 50 times. really? oh, i love it. it's classic times. wow. classic. although when she says you're going out there to destroy them, not bring them back, that's aliens to i see. >> yes, well, i didn't know. >> now you know, now i know.

>> thank you very much. all right, there's not much going on in the traffic world, which is just the way we like it. let's go to our triple a traffic cameras, and i'll show you that traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza is moderate. there have been no major problems here. if you are driving to the bay bridge right now, traffic continues to look very good as you drive through. there have been no problems on interstate 880 in oakland. we can look at that and also the commute in the east bay looks very good. i talked about interstate 880 in oakland and there it is. you can see traffic is moving well in both directions. coming up on 5:00. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal. governor newsom is taking a firm stance on abortion rights by possibly making it easier for out of state doctors to perform abortions here in california. ktvu bailey o'carroll joins us now with the details of what the governor wants to do. bailey. >> pam. good morning. yeah. governor gavin newsom wants the state of california to make it

easier for doctors from arizona to come here to california to perform abortions by offering arizona abortion providers an expedited way of getting licensed here in this state, according to politico. now, the move would require emergency legislation to pass because newsom wants the change in effect come may 1st, about a week from now. that's the same day that arizona's near total abortion ban is set to go into effect. governor newsom's team said that they are closely working with arizona's democratic governor, katie hobbs, a strong on a strong stance on abortion is really a nothing new for newsom. it has been a major focus of his he's run ads all across the country, specifically in states where abortion bans have gone into effect, like in the south, paid for by his campaign for democracy pac. >> yes, i'm going to need you to step out of the vehicle and take a pregnancy test. >> now, since roe versus wade was overturned nearly two years

ago, a number of conservative states have limited or started to limit access to the procedure , while other states like california have taken steps to protect those rights, according to newsom's pac. alabama, tennessee and oklahoma have introduced legislation to ban minors from traveling outside of the state to get an abortion without parental consent. now, later today, the supreme court is expected to hear a case from idaho deciding when doctors can provide provide abortion during medical emergencies. in the 14th states. with those bans back to you. >> thank you. bailey. president biden says he will sign the $95 billion foreign aid package just passed by the senate as soon as it reaches his desk today. now, the bill provides $61 billion for ukraine, $26 billion for israel and $8 billion for taiwan . it was passed in the senate last night after the house approved the package on saturday night. >> every day you can say you made the world truly a better

place, but i think the senate can say that tonight. >> the legislation also includes a possible ban on tiktok, unless its chinese owner agrees to sell the us version of the social media platform. parents on a desperate mission to find out why their 15 year old daughter was found dead in san francisco. yeah, pam, they're looking for answers, but say they're not getting any ktvu. >> amber lee met with the family of the teenage girl. >> we are asking for people to, if they see seen anything. you know, we put out everywhere the family of jasmine pellegrini of bay point is in san francisco's ingleside neighborhood, where she was found dead. >> they're searching for answers by passing out fliers asking for security camera videos of her. >> she went missing from bay point. somebody did somebody take her here? what? we want to know what happened to her? >> the 15 year old's mother and stepfather, marta and sandra baroni, grieve at the site where the 15 year old was found lying face down in the driveway of a

home on lobo street saturday morning around 1130, the spot now marked with a flower and a flier from the family. >> we definitely need some help from somewhere, anywhere, the couple says. >> they last saw jasmine 1130 wednesday night at their family home, and that she left with no phone or money. jasmine had been released from a psychiatric hospital three hours earlier. the family says the teen had been struggling for years with ptsd, bipolar disorder and anxiety after coping with sexual abuse she suffered as a child. mom was distraught when she tried to speak about her daughter. >> i don't think i don't think she can speak anything right now . >> jasmine's parents say she was hospitalized dozens of times in recent years. they say they reported her missing the night she disappeared. but less than three days later, she was found dead in san francisco, a city that the family says was unfamiliar to her. >> a leg, leg, leg.

>> jasmine spoke hungarian, telling her mom she loved her in a message the family says she recorded last year, the teen and her family immigrated to the united states in 2019. they say she loved animals, drawing and baking. relatives put up a small decorated cross at a park near the spot where jasmine was found. they say they have no idea how she died, but are concerned that someone may have lured her to the city and that she may have been drugged. >> how can we call? we want. we want answers. we want to know who was with her. we want to know how did she get to san francisco? >> san francisco police tell me. there are no signs of foul play so far, but they are treating this case as a death investigation, and they're waiting for the autopsy results. the family tells me the medical examiner's office says it could take up to 90 days for them to determine the cause of death. they say they will do everything they can to find out what happened. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amber, thank you.

time now. 505 starting tonight, a new documentary premieres about the death of alexis gabe, a young woman from oakland. the 24 year old woman disappeared in january of 2022, and more than a year later, some of her remains were found. investigators say she was murdered by her ex-boyfriend, who was later killed by police. now, tonight at 6 p.m, a free screening of the documentary will be held in oakley at sabrina's pizza. the episode, titled where is alexis, will also premiere on the discovery network. >> a retired mma fighter accused of attempted murder will be back in a san jose courtroom today to set a date for a trial. attorneys for cain velasquez have reportedly been discussing a possible plea deal. now he was arrested back in 2022, accused of firing shots at a car he was chasing. a man in the car was accused of sexually abusing velasquez son velasquez spent eight months in jail but has been out on bail for more than a year, awaiting the trial.

>> time is now 506. a funeral is planned this friday for an oakland police officer who died last week after being on life support for almost six years. officer jordan wingate was 23 years old when he was severely injured in a car crash in august of 2018, while he was on duty. the doctors say while wingate was on life support, he was in a state of limited consciousness and he was able to see and hear his family at his bedside in highland hospital until he died earlier this month. >> they said the likelihood of him surviving was very slim, but between the doctors and nurses, they just they kept them alive. the most important part of being a cop by far is talking to people. i think that was probably his biggest accomplishment was, you know, was just he was a people person, you know, he just loved people. >> the wingate came from a law enforcement family. his father is a retired oakland police captain. his godfather was an oakland police detective who died on duty in 2001, killed by

friendly fire. >> a chp officer in san francisco and his k-9 partner are being honored for their hard work. the officer recently pulled over a car that was getting off the bay bridge and found suspicious items in the car, and ordered the four people inside to get out of the car. and that's when k-9 officer sully discovered there was cocaine, meth, heroin and fentanyl in the car. the chp says sully has been an important asset. they're solely right there getting the keeping drugs off the streets of san francisco. >> all right, pam, time is 507. mayor london breed in san francisco introduced a new resolution to clear the way for the san francisco zoo to hold fundraisers to help meet the needs of the giant pandas that are coming from china. the mayor shared this video showing a panda enclosure at the shanghai wildlife park while she was recently in china. the new resolution would allow the san francisco zoo to raise funds for a similar enclosure here without

depending on taxpayer dollars. the legislation is required because city officials are banned from soliciting funds from philanthropists and private parties for charitable and governmental purposes. still, not clear exactly how much money is needed to build that enclosure for. >> well, today, if you happen to be in santa cruz county near big basin redwoods state park, you may see some smoke in the area. starting at 8 a.m, a prescribed burn begins in the northern part of the park, near where the icu complex fire burned three years ago. roads and trails will not be closed, but officials with the california state park says the plans for the burn depends on the weather. today, that burn is expected to continue through next week. it's the time of year when they start doing a little bit of that mitigation. before we get into fire season. the hills are still green and hopefully not windy today. >> steve. well, that's the key. i don't think it'll be as bad as yesterday, but friday is going to be windy, so they might want to get that window taken care of

here today and tomorrow, because it does look like the wind picks up friday into friday night. mostly cloudy. there will be a little bit of a breeze today. i don't think as much as yesterday. it's on the mild side. lows are in the mid 50s upper 50s and we do get a combo of low and high clouds. probably more of the same tomorrow, friday is kind of the main day. you know about what, ten days ago we set around the 27th? well, it looks like it's coming in around the 2627, so i think we're in line for that. but it might be more of a wind producer for us, but some activity look at over the mountains though. i mean this will be lit up for this time of year as we head up to northern sacramento valley, maybe up to del norte, humboldt county, and also tahoe and druggy. you know, we're going up there. it'll be nice and sunny on friday. no it won't it doesn't look that way. the upper low right there is beginning to make its move towards mainly central and southern california. but cloud cover coming around that is moving over us. so we have low clouds and a high clouds. mostly cloudy conditions, mainly 50s. on the temps you can see 51 boulder creek, 54 hollister. same for morgan hill, san martin, mid 50

campbell, san jose, saratoga, cupertino, socal, aptos, santa cruz. everyone's close. talk about yesterday afternoon. it's more of the same today. you get these afternoon thunderstorms erupting, especially northern sacramento valley, northeast california, and also along the crest of the sierra. a lot of high clouds streaming over us. that will give us kind of a mild pattern. i think today, along with the south wind, 30s in the mountains, 50s, 40s up and down the coast until you hit san diego. the upper lows with us. and then a front is on the way for friday. that's going to be the kind of the key here. so friday cool to mild on the temps here. low clouds high clouds. but i think we'll get some upper 60s to near 70 with that south wind. but a system moves into the north. cold front sweeps through cloudy windy and maybe some light rain, more likely over the hills, but something to watch on friday. low and high clouds today. temperatures if you can get a few sun breaks, might even be a little bit of a tropical feel, especially in the santa clara valley. so 60s 70s on the temps friday will be the day clouds windy. then it'll still be breezy on saturday, but it does look better on the weekend. >> okay. sounds good. thank you.

steve, a worker at a local donut shop in san francisco fighting for his life. coming up, what we know about what happened and the search for the hit and run driver responsible. >> and thousands of bay area tesla employees will soon be laid off and will lose their jobs. you have details of the latest in

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would decriminalize psychedelic substances cleared a key hurdle. if signed into law, it would allow adults 21 and older to use certain psychedelic substances under the supervision of a licensed and trained facilitator. the bill passed the senate public safety committee and now heads to the senate appropriations committee. the bill has more restrictions than the one vetoed last fall by governor newsom that allowed possession of psychedelics. >> our time is now 514, a medical robot that was developed in silicon valley is being used to fight lung cancer. now intuitive surgical, a company based in sunnyvale, created this robot. it helps doctors diagnose lung cancer faster and safer than previous methods. early detection is a key to beating cancer, delaying the treatment by just six weeks reduces the chance of survival by 13. now, this robot, along with ct scans, helps doctors to see the lungs

of a patient and locate signs of cancer early. >> this allows us to one get to the nodules at radiology could not otherwise get to two biopsy nodules from the inside which which has a much lower risk of lung collapse. >> doctors doctors have so far successfully tested the system on three patients thousand of tesla workers in the bay area will soon be looking for a new job. yeah, tesla is eliminating about 6000 jobs in california and in texas, about half of those jobs are at tesla factories in fremont and palo alto. last week, tesla announced it was laying off more than 10% of its 140,000 employees, financial experts say. tesla also recently cut prices by $2,000 in order to increase sales. >> i do believe that there is the possibility that we'll see more layoffs because musk has announced that he wants to launch hot and heavy into, more

automated production robotic factories, and, probably a lot of ai in that as well. >> now, layoffs are expected to begin in june, but tesla ceo elon musk still has some grand plans for tesla. he wants to produce more affordable electric cars, beginning next year. it is 516. oracle once again is moving the company's headquarters. oracle ceo larry ellison announced plans to move the headquarters from austin, texas, to nashville, tennessee. ellison says it's part of his goal to be closer to the epicenter of the health care industry. at the same architect who designed apple park in cupertino will design the new oracle campus in nashville. four years ago, oracle relocated from redwood shores here in the bay area to texas. >> families said. the people who are killed in the two deadly boeing 737 max jet crashes in 2018 and 2019 want the justice department to increase pressure

on boeing. they argue the recent problems, including the plane door that blew out mid-flight, prove boeing has not met safety and quality requirements put in place after those deadly crashes. family members say they want the federal government to put an independent monitor in place to oversee boeing. boeing will pay $425 million to one of its main suppliers to address some of the issues at the company, spirit aerosystems says the money will help address problems including high inventory and low cash flows. spirit builds many of the fuselage for boeing 737 jets, and is a key part of the investigation into boeing's quality issues. boeing is also in talks to buy spirit, a first of its kind bill has passed the senate transportation committee. >> yeah, this new law would address the concerns about expedited airport screening services that let travelers pay to cut through those tsa lines. now, the committee passed the bill in an 8 to 4 vote. it would

require fast track services like clear to pay for its own tsa staffed lanes at airport security. now, if the identity screening companies don't comply, they'll be banned from the state. >> there's been lots of incidents over the last couple of years where, you know, we're unauthorized travelers who use clear as a way of breaching tsa security. >> now, supporters of clear say the service creates hundreds of jobs. it serves more than a million americans and shares more than $13 million in annual revenue with airport partners. now, this bill moves forward to the senate appropriations committee. >> i will say the last time i flew out of oakland airport, steve, the tsa pre and clear line was longer than the regular line, really, because so many people have it. i was like, oh, okay, i've seen both. >> i've seen nobody in clear. and then other times it just depends on what you're i guess your flight. >> right. exactly. >> your tsa pre right. no you're not. oh i'm not. oh pamela come

on i'm not i know i just haven't done it. one of the best investments ever made. all right . so we get to it here yesterday i mean for us this is what is this august. september. look at all that thunderstorm activity. northern mendocino county along i-5. they're up in the northern sacramento valley. shasta, lassen, northeast california, quincy, susanville, chester and then over the sierra as well. that's pretty impressive. more of the same expected today and then even more so i think on friday we're getting a lot of high clouds and mid-level clouds coming up. there's a low clouds below that 49 arcadia to 60, in san diego, flagstaff 32. viva las vegas at 66. by the way, that was on the other day. viva las vegas, elvis, ann-margret and elvis classic. yep, his highest grossing film. i think it was, 30s on the temps, truckee, south lake tahoe and the cloud cover associated with that low is mainly tracking south of us, but it's close enough. we're going to see a cold front come through on

friday, and that's going to pick up the wind, so a lot going on here for this time of year, 60s to near 70 today. low and high clouds, mild conditions with that south wind. cloudy, windy and a possibility of some rain for us. more likely. i think the wind will be the bigger story, but take a look here over the mountains. now there's going to be some pretty good activity. northern look at redding to almost a quarter of an inch. crescent city with an inch, i mean. so if you're going north northeast, northern sacramento valley maybe, or tahoe, there's going to be some activity here in the next 48, 72 hours for sure. a lot of low and high clouds, mild temps, especially santa clara valley. i think with that south wind you get near 7060s for most though. i mean, we're still running below average on the temps after friday into saturday. the wind will take a little bit of a respite there and temps look to be a little bit warmer. dave. >> all right steve, thank you. time is now 521. the biden administration trying to bring hostages from the war in israel back to the u.s. we have the latest on the status of the negotiation in alameda county.

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the district attorney, pamela price, talking directly to the people who will determine her fate in the upcoming recall election. >> i can tell you that in our office, we are holding people accountable every day. we are

charging people. we are prosecuting people. we are doing our part where it's appropriate that they are entitled to diversion. >> now, pamela price talked about her vision for public safety during a virtual town hall meeting. she said she ran on a progressive platform of reducing sentences for younger offenders, eliminating most sentencing enhancements and holding law enforcement more accountable as she rejects criticisms as she soft on crime. >> we're prosecute people at the same level as my predecessor. and so this sense that people aren't being held accountable, i think is more driven, by the slant of the way things are being portrayed in the media and presented often, sometimes on social media. >> now, there are enough signatures collected for a recall election, but the alameda county board of supervisors has until tuesday to schedule a

recall election day. now pamela price's critics, who formed the group save alameda for everyone, held a rally in oakland, right outside the county administration building. they accused the supervisors of not starting the recall process at last week's board meeting. >> we got the approved signatures. you have hundreds of thousands of people that want this on the ballot and want to constitutionally have her recalled, and we need that done as soon as possible. >> the group projects the recall vote will likely take place sometime between late july and early september. it is 526. another oakland business considering leaving oakland after repeated break ins. however, you'll hear why the owner says he's not blaming politicians and the move to implement major traffic changes in san francisco's west portal neighborhood is running into pushback. you'll hear om

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>> a worker at a local donut shop now fighting for his life, the search for the hit and run driver responsible and the big show of support from his coworkers. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's wednesday. it's april 24th. you brought us to the middle of the week again pam. thank you. half the week is gone. >> that's true. yeah. all right. and it seems like a cooler day for most of us. all of us, i guess. >> pretty for us. yes. might be on the mild side if you're, you know, get a sun break or two because there's a lot of moisture in the air. so the humidity factor would be higher. but 50s to start under cloudy skies here everyone says cloudy. not only low clouds, but there's higher clouds coming up. a lot of activity will be over the mountains. northern sacramento valley again, just a cloud away. and what we're looking at is a lot of cloud cover, mild lows really mainly 50s, upper 50s for a few mostly cloudy today i went

mild cool to mild. here. was 60s on the temps to a few 70s. all right. sal is here and hopefully your commute will be happy today . >> i think you'll be happy with it. steve. right now, if you're a bay bridge driver, i think you're going to be very happy, westbound. so far, we've we've been looking at the bridge. there was something that this a triple a traffic camera. there was something i was trying to find on the bridge. we thought there might have been an accident. we looked at the entire bridge. we couldn't find anything. and that is a beautiful thing. of course. let's go out and take a look at some of the other commutes via our triple a traffic cameras. you can see interstate 880 is moving along very nicely and no major problems as you drive past the airport. now stay with me for one more here. this is the san mateo bridge. that traffic looks good heading out to the high rise. 531 let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, later today, president biden is expected to sign a huge foreign aid bill into law. and part of

that bill includes a possible ban of tiktok. ktvu allie rasmus is here now to tell us about the deadline tiktok could face. good morning alex. >> good morning dave. yes, that deadline one year once president biden signs this foreign aid bill into law and the white house says he is expected to sign it sometime today, it would give bytedance, which is the parent company of tiktok, one year to sell tiktok to a non-chinese company. and if it doesn't, tiktok would no longer be accessible to update or download on us phones. it's a move that's been discussed and has had bipartisan support for months, even years. democrats and republicans in both the house and senate approved of this idea. and last night, the senate finally approved this bill as part of a larger foreign aid package to israel, ukraine and taiwan. >> while this bill is not a ban, it's about a divestment. and it's not really about tiktok. it's about bytedance, the company that owns tiktok and is

indisputably controlled by the chinese communist party. the main thing i feel is, is conflict. >> i feel conflicted because on one hand, i've built a brand on there. my company's able to work with a lot of big brands on there to help them get their message out. it really is a way to get messaging out that can be positive, but ultimately it needs to be sold to an american company, i think, so that we can at least have some regulation on it. >> regulation and national security are some of the reasons both democrats and republican lawmakers say they support this bill. that would force tiktok to be either sold or ceased to exist in the us, they say concerns about the company's ties to the chinese government, and whether that foreign government could then have too much influence over american users. and conversely, it's the very same thing the chinese government is worried about us social media companies like facebook, instagram and x are not allowed to be used by chinese users. in san jose, allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news

thank you ali a group called save west portal is opposing transit improvement plans in the neighborhood. >> the plan calls for banning left turns on west portal avenue. now the concern is the plan will put family run stores and restaurants out of business. sfmta is conducting its last poll with the public at 4:00 this afternoon, right outside the west portal library. the plans to redesign the streets come after a family of four was killed in a crash at a bus stop near the west portal muni station. a man who works as a baker in san francisco is in critical condition after he was injured in a hit and run. jesus zamudio was riding his electric scooter to work at bob's donuts at about 3:00 sunday morning, when a car hit him at dubose and guerrero. the driver did not stop the crash left him unconscious. zamudio worked seven days a week at the two bob's donut locations. >> i known him for so long and you know, we work together and it's a good, kind person.

>> zamudio's family says he worked to support his wife and two young children in mexico. bob's donuts has set up a go fund me account to help pay for his medical bills. >> our time now. 534 people from across the bay area came together to honor and remember the lives of people killed by drivers who were under the influence last night in martinez, the organization mothers against drunk driving held a candlelight vigil. they say drunk driving is a number one killer on america's roads. the contra costa da's office praised the work of madd in supporting the families of victims through legal cases that can go on for months or even years. >> i agree with these people wholeheartedly that the punishment should fit the crime, and i want to give them security and let them know that the proper prosecution is going to occur and that's the filing of murder charges. >> the madd is hoping that with the work of its partners and law

enforcement, they can reach a goal of zero drunk driving victims. >> the chef and owner of a vegan restaurant in oakland says he is going through a roller coaster of emotions after his restaurant was burglarized again. >> it's everything. it's crying, it's rage, it's anger. it's frustration. it's defeat. >> the restaurant, roasted in ra is located at 14th and jefferson in downtown oakland. the owner has repeatedly moved his business that has been burglarized four times. the most recent break in occurred early monday morning. >> a couple guys, young guys broke in, they basically hit the glass and then they just go, like the same. it's almost a routine. this is an oakland problem. it's not city hall's fault. it's everyone's fault. we all need to step up and do something that goes for the owner. >> thought about moving again, but says it's not that simple. he has many things to consider, including getting stuck in a lease, our time is now.

>> 536 the san francisco board of supervisors expected to vote by june on a proposed curfew in the tenderloin district. the mayor, london breed, wants to force stores that sell prepackaged foods or tobacco to close between midnight and 5 a.m. if her proposal is approved, the police would warn the businesses about the change. violators would then be fined up to $1,000 by the health department if they stay open. >> our challenge is still occur at night. crowds of people that are there selling, selling stolen property, selling narcotics. we have drug users all over. >> the reason why we wanted to stay open is because, you know, we have to make more money to pay rent to pay, bills like pg and e, you know, phone bills, internet bills. and we have employees. i have like four employees at nighttime when i have extra security because, you know, of the area. >> now, san francisco mayor london breed issued a statement. it reads in part, this is an

idea for the community, from the community. the drug markets happening at night in this neighborhood are unacceptable and must be met with increased law enforcement and new strategies. now san francisco also celebrating what it's called. i love tenderloin week. mayor breed and other community members explored that neighborhood and making stops at the tenderloin museum, the phoenix hotel, and other notable locations. before the business crawl began, the mayor highlighted the importance of looking to this neighborhood with a positive attitude. >> this is a great neighborhood and this neighborhood deserves support and resources just like any other neighborhood in san francisco. so we love the tenderloin. tonight we're showing it by being here. thank you everyone for showing up and showing out for the tell. >> well, over at uc berkeley they will celebrate hatch day

today for the peregrine falcons on top of the campus bell tower. so far, three of the four eggs have hatched. the fourth is due any day now. take a look at the little chicks. they are the offspring of annie, who has lived on top of the campanile tower at the cal campus since 2016. today's hatch day gathering will be held at the berkeley art museum and pacific film archive, right near the entrance to the campus in downtown berkeley. always fun to keep an eye on one of those. >> pam, you want to. >> you want a peregrine falcon? >> i think i do. i don't know where i'd keep it. >> okay. >> all right. steve paulson i think it'll be a little chilly if you're heading over to hatch day. right bring a sweater to berkeley. >> yeah, unless we get it. yeah, it's going to be below average. maybe on the mild side, if we get any sun breaks, there's a lot of moisture coming up from the south. so that would that would help wind speeds have come down. it was really though quite the show yesterday. northern mendocino county northward, northern sacramento valley, shasta, lassen, northeast california and also along the parts of the sierra, probably

more of the same today. they bubble up during the afternoon heating and then die down at night. we get a lot of high clouds coming over us. so i think with any sun breaks here, it would be more of a kind of maybe a muggy, tropical feel, especially santa clara valley, 30s up in the mountains. redding, 61, arcata 4949. santa barbara 62, in palm springs, san diego on the mild side at 60, the upper low is really kind of taking aim more towards southern california, but some of that moisture continues to rotate around it and moves in. so we have low clouds and high clouds and that's giving us a mostly cloudy day, cool to mild here, 6070 on the temps, but a system sweeping into the north on friday a cold front will go through cloudy, maybe some light rain, more likely over the higher terrain or north and east again, but the wind looks like it could be a factor on friday. i think a wind advisory has already been posted. i'll have to double check, but take a look over the mountains. south lake tahoe, truckee a quarter of an inch third of an inch. susanville quarter of an inch. redding almost a quarter. look at eureka three quarters. so

travel plans in those areas keep an eye on things that would be on friday, late thursday, friday, low and high clouds, kind of muggy, mild conditions. if you can get a few sun breaks here, but mainly 60s. we're still below average on the tenths, but if you hit 70 and get a sun break, you'll notice it, more of the same. on thursday, we'll cloud it up. the wind cranks up friday and into friday night, maybe early saturday, but the weekend does look better. it's lucia petaluma mobile home tenants making their voices heard against a push to close a mobile home park. >> coming up in our 6:00 hour. why they went to stockton to pick it, and the continuing vote recount in the south bay's district 16 congressional race, where everything stands this morning and when it c

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the university still closed after pro-palestinian protesters barricaded themselves in a building. now on monday, the police and the protesters clashed on the campus. then several dozen protesters barricaded themselves in one of the main administrative buildings and several students are also occupying another nearby building. three students have been arrested. the university closed the campus because of safety concerns.

classes will be held online. well, today, house speaker mike johnson meets in new york city with jewish students at columbia university. some jewish students at columbia and other universities with the pro-palestinian protest say they've been targeted with anti-semitism. at columbia, classes on the main campus are moving to hybrid learning for the rest of the semester because of safety concerns surrounding the protests. >> the united nations is calling for an investigation into reported mass graves found in gaza. according to the un mass graves were found at two hospitals. now, the discoveries were made after israeli troops left the area. the un human rights chief is now calling for an independent and transparent investigation into the deaths. the israeli military says it exhumed bodies of palestinians buried as part of its search for the remains of hostages taken on october 7th, and then reburied them. >> our time is now 545. hundreds of protesters marched in tel

aviv last night, marking the 200th day since the beginning of the israel-hamas war. the protesters demanded the israeli government negotiate a deal to release the hostages still being held by hamas. israel says hamas militants are still holding about 100 hostages, and the remains of almost 30 others. now that comes as the us state department says hostage negotiations between hamas and israel are still stalled. while the exact details of the talks are known. hamas reportedly is refusing the latest deal, even as the biden administration says israel moved to meet some of their demands. >> hamas still has a choice the fighting in gaza, the suffering of the palestinian people could end tonight if hamas chose to accept the deal for release of hostages and the establishment

of a cease fire. >> now israeli prime minister netanyahu vows to bring those hostages back home, saying the country will increase its military and political pressure on hamas in the coming days. >> the recount in the race to replace congresswoman anna eshoo continues today. now, the original count had former san jose mayor sam liccardo leading with assembly member evan lowe and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian tied for second. the recount could break the tie, which then would result in two names advancing to the general election instead of three. >> there are always ballots that are set aside because something can't be verified, and now, with the recount, we're going back and looking at all of those. if the recount drops someone off the ballot, no reimbursement because it's not the same as adding a new person to the ballot based on the results of the recount. >> the officials say the recount could wrap up friday, at which point they will certify the

results and then send it to the secretary of state for approval. >> your time now. 547 testimony continues in the historic criminal trial of former president trump. now, yesterday, the former publisher of the national enquirer testified, describing how he helped trump bury any negative news stories. david pecker specifically testified meeting with the then republican presidential candidate in 2015, asking how his publication could help trump's campaign. experts say more witnesses will testify as well, but it's not clear if donald trump will be one of them. >> legally, i think trump would be much better off relying on the weakness of bragg's case, but politically it's going to be consequential if he doesn't take the stand, because they'll say he took the fifth. >> now, court began yesterday with a hearing on whether trump violated his gag order by making statements on social media. the judge has not ruled as yet on the issue. testimony resumes

tomorrow. >> the giants look to sweep the new york mets this afternoon. the giants won their second straight game thanks to another dominating performance by ace logan webb. he extended a scoreless streak to 19 innings, aided by a fabulous diving catch from left fielder michael conforto. look at that. could watch that all day. uh.huh the giants hope their big money free agent pitcher blake snell will have a better game when he takes the mound today. he has lost all three of his previous starts. the a's play the new york yankees this evening in game three of their four game series. the yankees won last night 4 to 3. all their runs came in the first inning, including a two run homer. today's game starts at 405. >> all right, it's 549. and sal stars right now talking about our morning commute on a wednesday. how's it look out there, sal? >> yeah. you know, it looks okay. the bay bridge, though, has all of a sudden gone from a,

not big commute. let me let me just put it up here. i'm trying to struggle for words. why don't you just look for yourself, triple a traffic camera showing us the traffic backed up to the middle of the parking lot, and the metering lights are on. weather is not an issue for the commute. it looks pretty good on 880 in oakland and on the san mateo bridge. so we're off to a nice start, but things are beginning to get just a little bit more crowded, which is something we expect. here's a man who's always on point. he's always happy. it's mr. steve paulson. >> thank you sir, appreciate that. all right. sal is correct. there's no weather issues out there, but there's a lot of cloud cover. so it's a combo of low and high clouds. yesterday boy, talk about a show. mother nature put on a heck of a show and northern mendocino county sacramento valley up to shasta last northeast california and along about reno north along the crest of the sierra. probably more of the same today we are getting the higher clouds coming in the rotating around the upper low off the coast, which is mainly heading towards southern california, but we're getting

some of that cloud cover 30s in the mountains 49 arcata, 49 santa barbara. but 5760 la to san diego and 5060s in the valley, mainly 50s. you can see the upper low again. it's heading more towards la and san diego more than us, but we get some of that cloud cover cool to mild. if we can get some sun breaks. i would think with the amount of moisture in the air, humidity is high. we would get kind of maybe a tropical feel muggy feel that would be south and east, i would think more so, but temps either way you look at it, are going to be on the cool to mild side below average today. cloudy and the wind will crank up maybe some light rain on friday. system a cold front that will be different from that low in southern california. that one's coming down from the north. so if you're heading out, i mean eureka, redding, susanville, truckee, south lake tahoe, that's more than just a little bit. so keep that in mind. that will be it should be gone by late friday early saturday. low and high clouds for us. cool to mild on the temps here. we get a south breeze 60s to near 70. a lot of cloud cover next couple of days. the wind cranks up friday. still

breezy saturday but improving conditions on the weekend. >> i still don't understand how it can't be looked at for what it for what it is for bullying. >> you know, i didn't do anything to this person. >> workers in the antioch unified school district demanding answers from the school superintendent about bullying in the workplace. up next at 6:00. why? they say her call to begin an investigation won't ease the emotional toll they've been experiencing or prevent retaliation. >> and the lineup for this year's outside lands has been announced . who's coming to town

remembering the life and legacy of the reverend cecil williams, the longtime pastor of san francisco's glide memorial church, died on monday at the age of 94. we talked to his longtime friend, former san francisco mayor willie brown, who said reverend williams spirit of generosity and service came with a gift for delivering his message with a sense of joy and community. >> cecil's method of doing what he was doing made it impossible for anybody to turn him down. no matter how rich they were or how poor they were, because when

they would participate in what cecil was about, it really was the incredible generosity of a human being who did so without questioning whether or not you understood what the #### was occurring. >> and willie brown said he expected glide will continue to stay strong with the influence of reverend williams to guide it. >> san francisco pride announced a billy porter will serve as this year's grand marshal and the event's headline performer. he's a grammy. emmy and two time tony award winner. san francisco pride is scheduled for sunday, june 30th. >> our time is now 556. the golden gate national parks conservancy conservancy held its second annual pink full moon stroll and party. now it was to mark last night's lunar event. the guests there could celebrate with drinks and dj a dance music party. the pink moon name comes from all of the pink wildflowers

that bloom in early spring. guests could pick up all sorts of pink accessories and educational programing. >> we've had a bunch of talks about the national parks. we've talked about the new presidio tunnel tops. we have young folks from our young emerging leaders, young environmental leaders giving talks about sea level rise. >> and there was a telescope out there to see the moon up close. >> tickets go on sale this morning for this year's outside lands festival in golden gate park. headliners include the killers, chris lake, victoria, monet and post malone. malone, who headlined the festival in 2022, will be performing a country music set at this year's event. the three day festival takes place august 9th through the 11th at golden gate park. tickets go on sale at 10:00 this morning. general admission for all three days costs $465. >> all right, pam, time is now 557. the three day country music festival stagecoach kicks off this friday in the southern

california desert. a full lineup of artists will perform all weekend in indio. the headliners this year eric church, miranda lambert and morgan wallen. a lot of new faces performing as well as surprise performers. >> i've got some surprise guests who are going to join me on stage, and i may actually get a chance to go see some other shows. my daughter is going to be coming and hanging out. lily and, and so i'll probably be, she'll get to prioritize who we see, clint black is right now on tour, celebrating the 35th anniversary of his hit debut album, killing time. he plans to play a lot of his favorites during his stagecoach appearance. tickets for this weekend's festival already sold out. >> movie theaters are rolling out the red carpet for a special anniversary of a 1979 classic sci fi horror film. ridley scott's alien is turning 45 this

year. the movie tells the story of a crew that discovers the deadliest life form in the universe. to mark the anniversary, the movie is heading back into theaters for a limited time starting friday. >> can you see this? >> i've never seen anything like it. you're going out there to destroy them, right before the film. >> moviegoers will see an exclusive conversation between ridley scott and the writer of the upcoming film alien, romulus. the latest chapter of the sci fi series is in theaters august 16th. well, this is exciting. fremont native and olympian figure skater kristi yamaguchi is the latest inspiration for barbie's inspiring women series. yamaguchi shared with the associated press what an honor it is to be recognized not only for her olympic achievements, but also being honored during aapi heritage month. yamaguchi became the first asian american to win an individual figure skating gold medal at the 1992 winter olympics. that doll goes

on sale to the public tonight and costs $45. >> well, emergency legislation expected today by governor gavin newsom in response to arizona's abortion ban. we tell you how that proposed bill could change and could affect doctors who want to practice here in california. plus if you don't have local protections, landlords can just lie. well, a rent control fight is entering a new phase. we'll tell you about the proposal that just received enough signatures to possibly appear on the november ballot from ktvu. >> fox two news, this is mornings on two. well good morning to you and thank you for joining us. >> welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's wednesday april 24th. go right over to steve paulson for a look at our forecast. it sounds like people should grab a jacket or coat out the door, at least in the morning, although it's on the mild side but cool to mild. >> will stay below average. but

there's a lot of cloud cover rolling over us. low high clouds and with any sun breaks, maybe on the muggy side here, especially santa clara valley. i mean, it wouldn't take much. we're sitting in the mid 50s here for some even upper 50s under cloudy to mostly cloudy skies, that moisture coming up from the south, that's adding a little different. a little humidity to the factor, but just a cloud away here. lots of clouds, mild lows with a south breeze. so cloudy to mostly cloudy. but if you can get that sun break or two, you might pop up to about 7060s on most of the temps. all right, sal is here 6:00. he is starting with i think i'm going to start with the tried and true favorite steve. >> and you know what that is i don't have to tell you. let's go to our triple a traffic camera. that's right. the bay bridge toll plaza. when that's going well i think the rest of the commutes are as well. this is a look at the commutes backed up for about ten minute delay, maybe before you get on to the bridge. we don't see anything on the bridge itself. and there have been no problems in the east bay so far. this is a little slowing on highway four

that's beginning to develop. as you know, this is the hour when things start to change, so we're going to keep an eye on it for you. 601 let's go back to the headlines. thank you. >> sal. governor gavin newsom is proposing a new way to help people in arizona get an abortion here in california. >> now, this is arizona's near total abortion ban is about to start in just about a week. ktvu bailey o'carroll is in the studio now to tell us exactly what the governor wants to do. bailey. >> good morning pam and dave. governor newsom wants the state of california to make it easier for doctors from arizona to come to california to perform abortions. that, according to politico. so the governor would offer arizona abortion providers an expedited way of getting licensed here in california. now, the move would require emergency legislation to pass because newsom wants to change in effect come may 1st. that's the same day arizona's near total abortion ban is set to go into effect. governor newsom's

team said they are working closely with arizona's democratic governor, katie hobbs, a strong stance on abortion and abortion care is nothing new for newsom. it's been a major focus of his. he's run ads all across the country, specifically in states where abortion bans have gone into effect, like in the south, and they are being paid for by his campaign for democracy pac. >> yes, i'm going to need you to step out of the vehicle, take a pregnancy test now. >> on sunday, newsom appeared on msnbc and said not enough attention has been placed on the fact that states are criminalizing women's access to reproductive care, but also on their ability to travel. since roe v wade was overturned nearly two years ago, a number of conservative states have started to limit access to the abortion procedures, while other states like california have taken steps to protect those rights. now, according to governor newsom, people seeking reproductive care in california is up 17% since

roe versus wade was overturned almost two years ago. later today, the supreme court expected to hear a case from idaho deciding when doctors can provide abortions during medical emergencies. in the 14 states where abortion bans are in effect, back to you. >> all right. thank you. bailey, some local parents are on a desperate mission to find out why their 15 year old daughter was found dead in san francisco, and they're saying their questions have been left unanswered. >> saturday morning, jasmine pellegrini of bay point was found dead in a san francisco driveway. her parents last saw her wednesday night, and they say the daughter left their family home without a phone and no money. she'd been released from a psychiatric hospital just three hours earlier. >> how can we cope? we want we want answers. we want to know who was with her. we want to know how did she get to san francisco?

>> family says she'd been struggling with her mental health problems for years. they say they have no idea how she died, but they worry that someone lured her to the city and she may have been drugged. our time is 604. starting tonight, a new documentary premieres about the death of alexis gabe, a young woman from oakley. the 24 year old woman disappeared in january of 2022, and more than a year later, some of her remains were found. investigators say she was murdered by her former boyfriend, who was later killed by police. tonight at 6 p.m, a free screening of the documentary will be held in oakley at sabrina's pizza. the episode, titled where is alexa? will also premiere on the discovery network. >> san mateo county supervisors approved granting $567,000 to organizations that work to prevent homelessness. now, the money comes from a voter approved half cent sales tax, six organizations will receive money to help people at risk of

homelessness stay in their homes and help others find a permanent home. >> well, tenants rights groups filed signatures to put a rental protection initiative on the november ballot in san pablo. organizers say they've collected more than the 1500 signatures required to put it on the ballot. if that proposal would roll back monthly rent prices and also cap rent increases at no more than 3% a year. >> if you don't have local protections, landlords can just lie. they can literally evict you saying, i'm going out of the rental market and the next day, rent it to somebody else. and the state law doesn't prevent them from doing it. now other rental protection initiatives have been proposed or passed. >> and other east bay cities in the last year, including in albany, berkeley, antioch and concord. mayor london breed introduced a new resolution to clear the way for the san francisco zoo, to hold fundraisers to help meet the needs of the giant pandas coming

from china. >> now, the mayor shared this video showing a panda enclosure at the shanghai wildlife park during her recent trip to china. the new resolution would allow the san francisco zoo to raise funds for a similar enclosure here, without relying on taxpayer dollars. the legislation is required because city officials are banned from soliciting funds from philanthropists and private parties for charitable and government purposes. it's still not clear, though, how much money is needed to build that enclosure for. >> all right, pam, time is 606. right back to sal. let's see if everybody is behaving on the road. how does it look now? >> you know, dave behaving is such a subjective actually. >> you know you got a point there. so i see plenty of people who are not. >> yeah. right. >> right. or at least by our standards. right. pam and i have very. dave, pam and i have very high standards. >> i know, yes we do. >> yes we do. all right. good morning, to answer your question, right now, it's not all that slow out there. we do have some slowness slowing here

at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see via our aa traffic camera. it's backed up for about a 10 to 12 minute delay. it's not too slow. this is a look at interstate 880. things are definitely getting slower around the bay area. and as i go through some of these views, we do see that traffic is going to be slow in the altamont pass and we have some slowing on highway four. 680 still looks good from martinez to walnut creek. 607 let's get back to the desk. >> thank you. sal, a tragic loss in the east bay. an officer's passing after 2018, crash left him in a state of limited consciousness. we're going to hear from his father. a retired opd captain. as the family and community prepare for a memorial service and increasing access to the roads for busses in palo alto. >> if it's approved, we'll tell you about a proposal that would have voters decide whether or not to un dedicate part of a park

this friday for a fallen oakland police officer. >> the officer died after being on life support for almost six years after being severely injured in an on duty car crash. >> ktvu is andre senior joining us now from our newsroom with the story of officer jordan wingate. good morning andre. >> well good morning pam. that crash happened back in august of 2018. as you can imagine, it's been emotionally draining for his family, praying for him and

watching as he tried to hold on. officer wingate was just 23 years of age at the time of the crash. he was headed to the port of oakland to investigate a report of a suspicious person in the area. he collided with a car which sent his patrol suv into a parked big rig truck. wingate was rushed to highland hospital in critical condition. they said the likelihood of him surviving was very slim, but between the doctors and nurses, they just they kept them alive and his mom and i had to go, you know, pick out his casket and his gravesite, and you know, these are things that parents, you know, you should be doing this for your parents, and your parents shouldn't be doing it for you. wingate came from a law enforcement family. his father is a retired oakland police captain who had the honor of pinning his badge at wingates police academy graduation. he was a valedictorian, and the ceremony occurred on his birthday. >> the most important part of being a cop by far is talking to people. i think that was

probably his biggest accomplishment was, you know, was just he was a people person, you know, he just loved people. >> officer wingate received numerous honors despite a brief law enforcement career. the oakland police officers association named him rookie of the year. wingate is the 55th oakland police officer killed in the line of duty. his godfather was an oakland police detective, also killed in the line of duty by friendly fire back in 2001. dave. >> all right. andre. thank you. time is 612. a retired mma fighter accused of attempted murder will be back in a san jose courtroom today to set a date for a trial. lawyers for cain velasquez have reportedly been talking about a possible plea deal. now he was arrested back in 2022, accused of firing shots at a car. he was chasing a man in the car was accused of sexually abusing velasquez's son . the velasquez spent eight months in jail, but he's been out on bail for more than a year awaiting the trial.

>> a plea deal has been worked out by the alameda county district attorney's office, with the couple charged in the death of an employee at a home depot in pleasanton. now, last april, 26 year old blake mose was shot and killed when he tried to stop a robbery. the shooter, benicia napa, pled no contest to charges of second degree murder and will serve 19 years to life. david guillory was accused of being the getaway driver while holding their child in his lap as police chased them. he will serve more than seven years in prison on charges including child abuse. >> our time is 614. a caregiver now in custody, accused of stealing $10,000 from the elderly couple he was assigned to take care of. the santa clara county sheriff's department shared these photos of 44 year-old gerald cirillo using an atm. authorities say he stole the couple's debit card back in december and used it to withdraw money 15 times. as the investigation began, when the daughter of the couple was preparing their taxes in

february and noticed the transactions, cirillo was arrested april 16th. he's been charged with unlawful use of a debit card and financial elder abuse by a caregiver. >> a developer of a recently opened apartment complex next to the millbrae bart station secured a $125 million loan. now the station, 16 apartments, consists of 320 market rate units. the complex opened late last year. the developer, san jose based republic urban, says it is currently 70% leased. public urban says it will use the new financing to add amenities to the complex, such as a farmers market and some food trucks. >> all right, our time is 615, a measure to build a new road for busses in palo alto is headed to the november ballot. the goal to free up traffic near university avenue for the proposed project would directly improve congestion and safety for all modes of transportation in this key regional gateway. now, if that measure passes, it would

create a direct connection between the city's transit center and el camino real. it would also require the city to carve out part of el camino park. that goal is to save bus passengers some time when they go through that area. >> 615 we do see some slowing this morning on some of those east bay routes, which is typical. let's go out and take a look at highway four. you can see it is backed up coming out of the antioch area just west of antioch through pittsburg and bay point. also, we look at the south bay just traffic is moving along very well. let's take a look at the triple-a traffic cameras here. the bay bridge is getting filled in that is backed up all the way out. not quite all the way out to the maze, but certainly beyond the 880 overcrossing at 616. what about today's weather yesterday, steve at, got my attention how cold it got compared to the weekend, no doubt about it. that was a big

drop, wasn't it, sal? i mean, we went from the 80s to the upper 60s for inland areas. we're on the mild side, though. 55, 56, 57. that's because we have a lot of cloud cover and also a little bit of a southerly breeze. you can see the cloud cover, but coming over us now from the south. look at all the thunderstorm activity though. mendocino county, northern mendocino county, northern sacramento valley, shasta last northeast california and along parts of the sierra from about reno, truckee north. you can see the higher clouds over so if you can break through the low cloud deck, i think you could be on the muggy side here. 30 bookends truckee, south lake tahoe, 40s, 50s. up and down the coast. the upper low is mainly taking aim at los angeles, but it is spinning in a lot of high and mid-level clouds. so cool to mild. i think if you can get a sun break you might notice it might be a little tropical feel there with that higher humidity 6070. the big news though, is going to be friday. the wind is going to crank up here as the system of the south gets pushed inland. but the one from the north will sweep through. so if you're heading out, watch out. i mean, there's going to be some pretty good activity. northern

california, northern sacramento valley and also up in the sierra for today. low and high clouds, mild temps, temperatures though well below average here, but i think with a few sun breaks could get a few near 70. >> all right. wow. thank you steve. a rally against rent hikes and possible closure of a mobile home park. we're going to tell you why they took their fight from petaluma all the way out to stockton. and revelation revolutionizing treatment for lung cancer. we have a look at the silicon valley robot that coul speed u

says, talking directly to the people who will decide her fate in the upcoming recall. >> i can tell you that in our office, we are holding people accountable every day. we are charging people. we are prosecuting people. we are doing our part where it's appropriate that they are entitled to diversion. >> price discussed her vision for public safety during a virtual town hall. she said she ran on a progressive platform of reducing sentences for younger offenders, eliminating most sentencing enhancement and holding law enforcement more accountable. price rejects criticism that she's soft on crime. >> we're prosecuting people at

the same level as my predecessor, and so this sense that people aren't being held accountable, i think is more driven, by the slant of the way things are being portrayed in the media and presented often, sometimes on social media. >> there are enough signatures for a recall election. the alameda county board of supervisors has until tuesday to schedule an election date. now, her critics, who formed the group save alameda for everyone, held a rally in oakland outside the county administration building. they accused supervisors of declining to start the recall process. at last week's board meeting, we got the approved signatures. >> you have hundreds of thousands of people that want this on the ballot and want to constitutionally have her recall , and we need that done as soon as possible. >> the group projects the

project vote will likely take place sometime between late july and early september. people who live in mobile home parks rally to fight against rent hikes and closures. these death rates, seaspray demonstrators met outside the headquarters of harmony communities in stockton yesterday. they were joined by church leaders and renters rights organizations. the property management company is involved in several legal battles, and renters say the company is trying to exploit one of the few affordable housing options available. >> while they're trying to evict everybody, they're trying to sell the land as commercial. they don't care about lives, they don't care about breaking up families. they don't care about people losing jobs, nothing. that's why they're in it for the big buck now. >> yesterday's picket coincided with the first day of litigation between residents of a petaluma mobile home community that is set to be closed. harmony communities owns and operates 33

mobile home parks in the western united states, and includes locations in petaluma, san leandro, napa, san pablo and clear lake. well, the chef and owner of a vegan restaurant in oakland, says he is going through a roller coaster of emotions after his restaurant was burglarized. again. >> it's everything. it's crying, it's rage, it's anger, it's frustration. it's defeat. >> the restaurant, roasted and raw, is located at 14th and jefferson in downtown oakland. the owner has repeatedly moved his business that has been burglarized four times. the most recent break in occurred early monday morning. >> a couple guys, young guys broke in, they basically hit the glass and then they just go like the same. it's almost a routine. this is a oakland problem. it's not city hall's fault. it's everyone's fault. we all need to step up and do something that goes for now. >> the owner thought about moving again, but says it's not that simple. he has many things to consider, including getting

stuck in a lease, a medical robot developed in silicon valley is being used to fight lung cancer. sunnyvale company intuitive surgical created the robot, which helps doctors diagnose lung cancer faster and safer than previous methods. early detection is key to beating cancer, and delaying care and treatment by just six weeks reduces a person's survival rate by 13. the robot, along with ct scans, helps doctors perform a procedure that allows them to see a patient's lungs and detect cancerous nodules. >> this allows us to one get to the nodules that radiology could not otherwise get to, two biopsy nodules from the inside, which which has a much lower risk of lung collapse. >> now lung cancer is the deadliest cancer in the u.s. it kills 125,000 americans every year. >> it's 625. i wanted to get in here to offer you a quick little

thing that i found out about the san mateo bridge. there is a stalled car that was just reported. now the traffic is not slow yet and it may never get slow. hopefully they'll get it out of the way, but if that is your commute, we'd like you to get out there soon. sooner rather than later. just to avoid any possible long delays. yesterday we had a long delay on the san mateo bridge for the same reason it wasn't a crash, but once there's a stall on this bridge, it usually gets, you know, it gets pretty slow. so if you want to avoid the san mateo bridge, 880 doesn't look too bad . you can see for a traffic camera here that traffic is moving along very well. and at the bay bridge we have a very typical delay that is backed up for about a 10 to 15 minute wait. no trouble on the bridge itself. as you get into san francisco right now. 626 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal, a local man fighting for his life after being hit by a car while riding his scooter to work. we're going to hear from coworkers who are

now stepping up to help his family as the search for the person behind the wheel intensifies and a call to have pg and e put its power lines underground in berkeley, the areas the city warns are facing the highest fire danger

he. he's predatorial. >> you know, i didn't do anything to this person. >> bullying accusations on the

job at the antioch unified school district. the superintendent has launched an investigation. we'll tell you why. employees who say they're victims of the abuse fear, retaliation on and sell tiktok or be banned. that's what congress is demanding of tiktok. we tell you when a possible ban of tiktok could begin and how users would be affected. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. all right. a lot of cheering there. >> yeah. >> because as we take you live to the new york stock exchange, the uconn men's basketball team ringing the opening bell this morning to celebrate winning back to back ncaa national championships. i think they were saying let's go, huskies. tesla stock set to jump about 11% as that bell rings after announcing plans to ramp up production of lower cost evs. that stock's down about 40% on the year, as tesla has faced increased

competition in the electric car market around the world, in particular, china has a much cheaper ev selection, so some cheaper teslas coming coming our way soon. okay, we'll get to all your numbers. thank you for joining us here on morning sun two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's wednesday the middle of the week. it's april 24th. >> yep. and it's cooler today. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> a lot of cloud cover, low clouds, some drizzle, parts of marin county as well. 50s on the temps. if you can break through the other side so to speak, on the cloud cover, you might get in the maybe near 70, but we're starting off with mid 50s and upper 50s. i'm just moving right along. there's a lot of high clouds up above. thunderstorms will fire up again over the mountains, just a cloud away. but there's a lot of clouds here. some morning drizzle, mild to cool lows, a little bit of a southerly breeze. again if you can get some sun breaks with higher humidity. pushing upper 60s to near 70 might give a tropical feel, but i kept 60s in the forecast. all right, sal's here. sometimes when you take off on the morning commute, i

say a little prayer. or is it okay out there or not? >> i would say so. you know what? right now, it is going to be okay on some of these commutes. predictable. steve and that's what it is. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza from our triple a traffic camera. you can see the traffic is moving along okay. if you are driving here, it's a typical there have been no major problems here. if you are driving on 680, you'll be happy heading down toward the fremont area. there's not a big backup yet. that san mateo bridge stall looks like it may have cleared out at first. there was some slow traffic, but now that san mateo bridge looks good, so we may have gotten lucky here with that stall being moved before it got to be a real big problem. 632 let's go back to the desk. thank you sal. >> well, a lot of people will be upset. tiktok users in the us may have to find another place to scroll and post next year. >> yeah. last night congress

passed a huge bill. it includes a possible ban on tiktok, and president biden is expected to sign it. ktvu allie rasmus is here now to explain what it all means and why lawmakers are doing this. good morning allie. >> good morning dave and pam. well, 170 million americans have accounts on tiktok, making it one of the most popular social media apps in the us. and while tiktok's parent company bytedance has satellite offices all over the country, including here in san jose, bytedance is headquartered in beijing, china, and according to us policymakers and lawmakers and national security experts, the company has very close ties to the chinese government, and that's why they are concerned. they're worried that foreign government will have too much influence over tiktok's millions of us users. last night, the senate approved a bill bipartisan support that would give bytedance, the parent company of tiktok, one year to sell the app to a non-chinese company. if it doesn't, tiktok would no longer

be accessible to update or to download on us phones after that year. >> while this bill is not a ban, it's about a divestment. and it's not really about tiktok. it's about bytedance, the company that owns tiktok and is indisputably controlled by the chinese communist party. >> the main thing i feel is, is conflict. i feel conflicted because on one hand, i've built a brand on there. my company's able to work with a lot of big brands on there to help them get their message out. it really is a way to get messaging out that can be positive, but ultimately it needs to be sold to an american company, i think so that we can at least have some regulation on it. >> now, this tiktok ban idea was tucked into and passed as part of a larger bill that passed last night to give foreign aid to ukraine. israel and taiwan. the one year deadline would go into effect as soon as president biden signs the bill, and the white house says he is expected to sign it today. now in response, tiktok hasn't yet made

any official statements, but an internal memo to bytedance employees was leaked earlier this week and first reported by the tech and business site the information. and it says that the company does plan to challenge this bill if it becomes law in court on the grounds that it's a violation of the first amendment. live in san jose allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you, ali. well, that same foreign aid package included billions of dollars in war in aid for ukraine and israel. >> now, the senate overwhelmingly passed the bill days after the house passed it as well. the bill provides $61 billion for ukraine, $26 billion for israel and $8 billion for taiwan to counter threats from china. the aid for ukraine comes at a time the country says it desperately needs new weapons to hold off attacks from russia. >> every day you can say you made the world truly a better place, but i think the senate

can say that tonight. >> now, president biden told ukraine's president the new air defense weapons will be on its way as soon as the legislation is passed. the president is likely to sign that bill later today. time is now 6.35. here at home, a group called save west portal is fighting transit improvement plans in that neighborhood. the proposed plan calls for banning left turns on busy west portal avenue. the group claims that this plan will put family run stores and restaurants out of business. the sfmta's conducting its last poll with the public at 4 p.m. this afternoon, right outside the west portal branch library. the plans to redesign streets were sped up after the deaths of a family in a crash at a bus stop near the west portal muni station open. it's now 636. a man who works as a baker in san francisco is in critical condition now after he was

injured in a hit and run. jesus zamudio was riding an electric scooter to his job at bob's donut. at about 3 p.m. sunday morning, 3 a.m. that's when he was hit by a car at dubose and guerrero. the driver did not stop, but that crash left him in unconscious. zamudio worked seven days a week at the two bob's donut locations. i known him for so long, and, you know, we work together and he's a good, kind person. now, zamudio's family says he worked to support his wife and two young children in mexico. bob's donuts has set up a go fund me account to help pay for his medical bills. it is 637. the san francisco board of supervisors is expected to vote by june on the proposed curfew in the tenderloin. the mayor, london breed, wants to force stores that sell prepackaged foods or tobacco to close

between midnight and 5 a.m. if her proposal is approved. the police would warn the businesses about the change by elevators, would then be fined up to $1,000 by the health department if they stay open. >> our challenge is still occur at night. crowds of people that are there selling, selling stolen property, selling narcotics. we have drug users all over. >> the reason why we wanted to stay open is because, you know, we have to make more money to pay rent, to pay, bills like pga , you know, phone bills, internet bills. and we have employees. i have like four employees at nighttime when i have extra security because, you know, of the area. >> now, mayor london breed issued a statement. it reads in part, this is an idea for the community from the community. the drug markets happening at night in this neighborhood are unacceptable and must be met with increased law enforcement and new strategies. >> at 638, we're going to start with highway four, but the east

bay commute in general is beginning to get more crowded. let's start with four, and you can see westbound traffic is going to be a little bit busy as you drive out of antioch, but eastbound traffic getting into antioch is slow. that's unexpected. so we're going to see what happened there and try and get back to you. hopefully it will just be a momentary thing. 680 i think you're going to like that. it looks pretty good. no problems on that san mateo bridge. we got lucky that stall didn't really affect things too much. they got it out of the way. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland. and you can see at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up for the typical delay. so that's just the way things go here. and you could say the bay bridge commute is on again. it's on again, steve. >> 639 well, tuesday, wednesday thursday usually is right. yes, sir. okay. well thank you, sir, i appreciate that, mild conditions, cool to mild here. a little bit of drizzle falling out there, but mainly it's a lot of cloud cover, low and high. so

50s on the temps here a few 55 5657 thunderstorm. i look at that. just went crazy bonkers. northern california, redding, north northeast california. then about reno, northward along the crest of the sierra. a lot of high clouds. there's tons of low clouds underneath that. so big fog bank again. the upper low, though spinning in the cloud cover is really on its way to los angeles, but cool to mild. i say mild because if you can get any breaks in the cloud cover with the higher humidity in the south breeze, you could pop up into that tropical feel here. more likely, i'd say san jose south or east as well, but the big news will be on friday. cold fronts actually coming through. we talked about this about ten days ago, set around the 27th. well, i think it's coming in the 26th. and if we get any rain, that would be our best bet. looks for sure though, say mendocino county, northern sacramento valley, susanville, truckee, south lake tahoe. so keep that in mind for friday. win, though might be the bigger factor for us. lots of clouds, mild temps, some morning drizzle

under that low cloud deck there. 60s to near 70 on the temps, and the good news after friday it'll still be nicer on the weekend. saturday looks a little breezy, but better on sunday. >> all right steve, thank you. time 640. keeping up with the peregrine falcons of uc berkeley. we're watching them now. we'll look at the three chicks and the big event on the campus today to celebrate them all that should make you smile. >> yeah. all right. first we go out to garcia in our newsroom for a look at the other stories we're following for you. >> good morning, pam and dave. when i join you in studio, there are a few things that will do more to mess up a trip than to show up to the airport, only to find your flight has been canceled. new at seven. the new protections you'll have against cancellations, and what airlines will have to do if a promised flight doesn't take off, then a scene reminiscent of that orange sky day we had back here in the bay area in 2020. what caused the skies to turn over athens, greece, and how long

the bay area came together honoring and remembering the lives of people who were killed by drivers who were under the

influence last night in martinez. the organization mothers against drunk driving held a candlelight vigil. they say drunk driving is the number one killer on america's roads. the contra costa da's office praised the work of madd in supporting the families of victims through legal cases that can go on for months or even years. >> i agree with these people wholeheartedly that the punishment should fit the crime and i want to give them security and let them know that the proper prosecution is going to occur, and that's the filing of murder charges. >> and be gracious. madd hopes that with the work of its law enforcement partners, it can reach the goal of zero drunk driving victims. thousands of tesla workers in the bay area will now be looking for a new job. >> tesla is eliminating about 6000 jobs in california and texas. about half of those jobs are at the tesla factories in fremont and palo alto. last week, tesla announced it was

laying off more than 10% of its 140,000 employees. tesla also recently cut prices in china and germany to increase sales. i do believe that there is the possibility that we'll see more layoffs because musk has announced that he wants to launch hot and heavy into, more automated production robotic factories. >> probably a lot of ai in that as well. >> layoffs are expected to start in june. tesla ceo elon musk is also speeding up the timeline for rolling out more affordable electric cars, starting next year. dunn-edwards paints adding 17 new stores in northern california, some good news about jobs. the company says the stores will fill a void left when kelly-moore paint stores closed in january. dunn-edwards says it has hired 125 people for the new stores, and almost all of them are former kelly-moore employees. ten of the 17

northern california stores will be here in the bay area. boeing will pay $425 million to one of its main suppliers to address some of the issues at the company, spirit aerosystems says the money will help address problems including high inventory and low cash flows. spirit builds many of the fuselages for boeing 737 jets, and is a key part of the investigation into boeing's quality issues. boeing is also in talks to buy spirit and a first of its kind bill has passed. the senate transportation committee. the new law would address the concerns about expedited airport screening services that let travelers pay to cut through those tsa lines. now, the committee passed a bill in an 8 to 4 vote. it would require fast track services like clear to pay for its own tsa staffed lanes at airport security. if the identity screening companies don't comply, they will be banned from the state. >> there's been lots of incidents over the last couple of years where, you know, we're unauthorized. travelers have

used clear as a way of breaching tsa security. >> supporters of clear say the service creates hundreds of jobs, serves more than a million americans, and shares more than $13 million in annual revenue with the airport partners. that bill moves forward to the senate appropriations committee. >> all right, pam, this is just for you. today at uc berkeley, they're celebrating hatch day for the peregrine falcons on top of the campus bell tower. in fact, we're going to take a live look. we're there right now. there's annie. we're look, three of the four eggs have hatched, and the fourth one is due any day now. there are all the offspring of annie right there. annie the falcon, who's lived on top of the campanile tower at the cal campus since 2016. >> and he's had up until this year, she had 18 chicks. so far she has. now she has 21 at least. we're lucky that that

annie and archie seem to be very healthy, and that we've got three more chicks. >> pam, do you want one now? >> i'll let them be free. >> all right, well, today is hatch day. gathering will be held at the berkeley art museum and pacific film archives. it's right near the entrance to the campus in downtown berkeley. >> okay. sorry. >> sorry, annie. sorry, kids. >> she's sleeping on those little babies. >> yeah. oh she heard pam cook. >> okay. >> good morning again. >> these are live pictures here on mornings on two. >> always fun to see that. >> yeah, right. a nice little break, sal. >> yes. and it also has pronounced that taught people how to pronounce campanile. right. yes. kind of a side benefit. yeah. all right. good morning everyone. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza via the air traffic camera. it looks pretty good with no major problems. if you are driving onto the bridge, i think you're going to be happy with the commute if you expect

more of the same. dumbarton bridge, also a reason to be happy about that. commute over to the peninsula which looks great this morning. so peninsula, you know, dave says the peninsula is a well behaved commute south bay commute is getting a little bit more filled in, but you still have an opportunity to jump out there before the big crowd arrives. 649 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> peninsula is well behaved. that's good to know. yes, sir, yes, sir. thank you, we do have a south breeze, so this is making for mild lows along with a lot of cloud cover. you can see that south wind, mount diablo, south oakland hills, they're also richmond. a little cities turn a little northerly, but there's a few locations that have southerly, so just but that south wind is going to make for some mild conditions on the lows. although there's reports of drizzle, some higher clouds have certainly spilled in. but look at all the thunderstorm activity yesterday. i would expect that to pop up again today. but a cold front is on the way for late thursday into friday. so for the third week in april here we have a lot going

on higher clouds. if you can get some sun breaks, i would think maybe kind of a tropical feel because there's so much moisture. you can see the low heading towards southern california with the next system coming in from the northwest. so for today, low clouds, some higher clouds if you can get a break or two, maybe some upper 60s to near 70, the breeze is tailed off. that's the good news. but cloudy. have to watch out for some light rain on this friday system. but the wind especially, i think along the coast could be cranked up pretty good out of the northwest there on friday. and if you have any travel plans, north sacramento, northern sacramento valley, northeast or tahoe truckee, motherlode watch out. could be some pretty good activity here rainfall wise as we head into friday. mostly cloudy, some drizzle here. lots of clouds, mild temps, maybe a little tropical feel if you can get through some of that cloud cover. but overall we're in a cool pattern. it's going to stay there a little bit better on the weekend. dave. >> okay steve, thank you. time now. 651 a warning from a woman here in california about fake botox. where she received the counterfeit cosmetic material that led to her being treated

for botulism and we have an update for you on the vote recount in the south bay's district 16 congressional race, where the efforts are standing this morning and when that recount could be finished

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an independent review of allegations of bullying within the school district. but some school employees tell ktvu it's too late and that the emotional damage has already been done. the school superintendent, stephanie anello, issued an email calling for the review of ken turnage, the maintenance operations and facilities director. employees accused him of verbal abuse, threatening them, and in one situation, ordering a forklift to raise the desk of a staffer to the roof of a building. now, employees say the human resources department considered the actions a joke meant to build camaraderie among coworkers. antioch school board president is calling for transparency within this new investigation. >> in the in the school district, there's a culture of people protecting each other. and, preventing people from holding each other accountable in the school district, there's a lot of good old boys club

going on in the school district that prevents people from feeling like they can come forward. >> now, in her email announcing that review, superintendent anello said she's called for a third party independent investigation into the school district's handling of this matter and that she looks forward to updating the school board on the findings. ktvu has called and emailed superintendent arenella, along with the maintenance director, ken turnage, trying to get a comment, but so far we have not heard back. if they do comment, we will broadcast their response . ktvu will keep following this story and the school district's investigation. time now. 656 the recount in the race to replace congresswoman anna eshoo in the south bay continues today. now, the original count had former san jose mayor sam liccardo leading with assembly member evan low and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian tied for second place. the recount could

break the tie, which will result in two names advancing to the general election. instead of three. >> there are always ballots that are set aside because something can't be verified. and now, with the recount, we're going back and looking at all of those. if the recount drops someone off the ballot, no reimbursement because it's not the same as adding a new person to the ballot based on the results of the recount. >> now, officials say the vote recount could wrap up on friday, at which point they'll certify the results and then send it to the secretary of state for approval. time is 657. testimony continues in the historic criminal trial of former president trump. yesterday, the former publisher of the national enquirer testified guide, describing how he helped trump bury negative news stories. david pecker specifically testified meeting with then republican presidential candidate back in 2015, asking

how his publication could help donald trump's campaign. experts say more witnesses will testify as well, but it's not clear right now if donald trump himself will be one of them. >> legally, i think trump would be much better off relying on the weakness of bragg's case. but politically, it's going to be consequential if he doesn't take the stand because they'll say he took the fifth. i'm sitting in court, began yesterday with a hearing on whether donald trump violated his gag order by making statements on social media. >> the judge has not ruled yet on that issue. testimony resumes tomorrow. here at home, berkeley wants pg and e to keep the city in mind when reducing fire danger. pg and e plans to put about 10,000 miles of power lines underground to reduce the wildfire risk. most of those areas are in rural parts of northern california. berkeley hopes pg and e will add panoramic hill and part of the

berkeley hills, which have been designated by the city as a high risk for wildfires as it is. 658 san francisco giants want to sweep the new york mets later this afternoon. the giants won their second straight game thanks to another dominating performance by their ace pitcher, logan webb, who extends a scoreless streak to 19 innings. aided by that diving catch by left fielder michael conforto. yeah, he said thanks. the giants hope their free agent, their star free agent pitcher blake snell, will have a better game when he pitches today. he has lost all three of his previous starts. now the a's will play the new york yankees this evening. it's game three of a four game series. the yankees won last night 4 to 3. all of their runs came in the first inning, including a two run homer. today's game begins at 405. just continues to get

better, just ahead of a near total ban on abortion. >> in arizona, governor gavin newsom is taking action in california for what he wants to do. that would make it easier for abortion providers to cross into our state and continue their work. his new step in an already heated battle with republican led states, plus, we are asking for people to, if they see anything. >> you know, we put out everywhere. >> the family of an east bay teenager found dead in san francisco says something doesn't add up. why? they say someone has to know what happened. then i believe, a attempt of tesla to get better. >> but i don't think that we've seen the last of it. >> tesla announces several thousand layoffs, some of which will impact bay area workers. what analysts say they think about the fact that more could be on the way from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and welcome back i'm