everybody is going through something. and so here we don't ask questions. make sure everybody eats some bike riders in san francisco are making an impact in the mission district there, helping keep kids off the street and feed families still struggling from the pandemic. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on tube. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. dave clark has the day after day monday morning. may 2nd our first weekday of may, and it sounds like it's going to warm up. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. not today, but okay this week is more about the wind again. it's been really windy. sfo is up to 45 miles an hour already. so another system as we talked about hugging the oregon, california oregon border, and that has turned up the wind machine again. so that's why the breezes picked up for many, so it'll be cooler today. now following behind this, yes, warmer weather is on the way,

but probably not. until really wednesday. and then it will call right back down again. so on monday breeze for some wind for others breezy to windy, cooler, mostly sunny and temperatures will be below average here with, uh, sixties to near 70, but well below average here for sun livermore, san jose. alright it's 401 in the morning and he's here. mr south, castigated to tell us you don't traffic is off to a decent start, steve. i like what i see here. if you're driving to the bay bridge, one of the toll lanes there is closed from some things that happened last night, but it's not really affecting traffic so much traffic continues to move along pretty well into san francisco. there have been no major issues on the bridge. and right now it looks good on interstate 8 80 in oakland, where traffic is moving well at 401. let's get back to the desk. thank you. sal in san francisco are investigating multiple, illegal and dangerous side shows from over the weekend. people living and working in the area say they want something done to

crack down on those who participate. ktvu elissa harrington spoke with one frustrated business owner who says he has left cleaning up the mess left behind. sam haba showed us graffiti and other damage to his business. gabby's market in delhi in san francisco big mess the family run store is located on the corner of main and harrison streets near the bay bridge. this is what that intersection looked like. in the middle of the night, crowds of people gathered for an illegal sideshow ridiculous every other month. they come by the streets. this is what the street looked like. sunday tire marks, broken glass and graffiti on the sides of several buildings, abbas said . during the sideshow, the burning rubber sent up a cloud of smoke that made it hard to breathe. he lives in the apartments above the delhi people are frightened, you know, i mean, people shaken up. you

know, they're saying no, we're in the best neighborhoods, but nobody is doing anything about it. not even our mayor. not even our district attorney, not even our police. we don't know what to do. i reached out to the san francisco police department. they said they responded to the area around 12:41 a.m. for a report of stunt driving cellphone video on social media shows. police drive up with lights and sirens. police then responded to another sideshow about 30 minutes later in the balboa park neighborhood than a third at 13th and south venice around two a.m. there were no arrests in an email, police wrote. in each incident, the sfpd stunt driving response unit arrived on scene and is conducting investigations for each location. elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news all right. thank you. alyssa. happening tonight, the pittsburgh city council will start to consider a plan to make it illegal to watch

a sideshow even if they're held on private property, city, officials say, because of crackdowns on side shows on public roads. some drivers have started holding events on privately owned locations, but officials say that still put spectators in danger. supporters of the idea say banning spectators would prevent people from being injured or killed. however state law does not allow a ban on private property side shows oakland police are investigating a fatal stabbing of a man nearly oakland's lake merritt. officers were called the lakeshore avenue, where they found a man with several stab wounds. he was rushed to the hospital, but later died. as a result of those wounds. police say, this is the fourth homicide along that part of lakeshore avenue in the last six months. no other details have been released about the victim. the mother of san francisco district attorney chase a. boudin has died from cancer at the age of 78. kathy boudin was a member of a radical group called the weather underground. she took

part in a robbery where three people were killed her son she's a was just 14 months old. when the crime occurred. she was sent to prison for 22 years and chasing boudin says that shaped his views of the criminal justice system. hundreds of young people cycled through the streets of san francisco to help raise awareness for an important nonprofit in their community. ktvu zach sous, has more on the mission behind the event. mhm hundreds of young people taking to the streets of san francisco was amazing to go and take all these young people. 1300 plus to go all the way to the city and just lay on the grass for a minute and get some sunshine with just amazing. these part of what makes norberto hernandez is pandemic born nonprofit, so special families who live in overcrowded housing were feeling anxiety. and so parents said, roberto, can you do some of these kids? and so now mission

food hub not only operates as a neighborhood food pantry, and also helps to get kids out of the house and active working with other community groups like north cal pedal gang by the kids bikes and get them writing trying to get the kids out having a good time not stuck on their phones, not on social media reality, having fun out here with smiles and everything , and so far, it seems to be working stuff off my head. most of the time. it doesn't matter where we go. it's just really fun. sunday's ride kicking off in the mission also helping to raise money for the more than 9000 families who mission food hub says it delivers groceries to every week. everybody's going through something. and so here. we don't ask questions. make sure everybody eats we even better make sure they take a bag of food home and with spiking gas prices inflated food prices , fernandez says the role his organization plays in the mission is as important as ever. people think that the pandemics over but it's not a lot of people are still unemployed. got

no cash, and so we're still feeding our community and this is one of several events emission food hub will be holding this month on thursday, will be holding a fundraiser and art show here in the mission in san francisco's ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you, zack. well the golden state warriors will continue their series against the memphis grizzlies tomorrow night. it was a close one. the warriors beat the grizzlies 1 17 1 16. in that thrilling game one of their playoff series in memphis yesterday, clay thompson hit that go ahead three pointer with just 36 seconds left on the clock. memphis missed the last one. warrior head coach steve kerr says he is not surprised his team managed to pull off this exciting victory to begin this playoff series. i was really proud of the guys for, uh really maintaining their poise through, uh, you know, some difficult, uh, adversity and we were confident and determined and the guys stayed with it, and i mean, we're we're just so

thrilled to be back in the playoffs back in the hunt back in the mix. another warriors victory in game one came despite draymond green's ejection just before halftime, the referees threw green out of the game after he grabbed brandon clark's jersey. as they both fell to the floor. hundreds of warrior fans gathered outside san francisco's chase center to watch the doves take on the grizzlies in memphis , the team invited fans to their free watch party, where they could watch the big game outside the arena and that huge video screens some fans. named this celebration after the young star of the warriors, jordan's pool. party party, baby. i'm enjoying myself. i came all the way from sacramento. the warriors are hosting another watch party outside chase center tomorrow night for game two. of the series. so another pool party what's the weather going to be

like outside chase center tomorrow night for that game, little warmer. okay tonight. that was very exciting game that was a little too exciting, right ? exciting it's gonna be a great series. alright. what was awesome breaking news, at least in weather. the bodega bay. bowie now works. fantastic honestly, i don't know if there's anything i did, but i did write. you know the national data buoy center and said, you need to get these well, one of them's fixed, and there it is. look at that. 49 degree water temp. that is really cold. half moon bags. been out for two years. i have no idea. monterey outer buoy. i don't know, but i'll work on it. mm squeaky wheel, pam squeaky wheel. you have a lot of power about that, but i just i just said, you know, it's not. it's important to us fishing interests. surfers, boaters come on. they gotta fix. so thank you for doing that week system unless you're up north, that's pretty vigorous system that is generated some wind for us. sfo

has gust of 45 mph. mount diablo northwest 35. so there's some pretty good gusts in the hills and also in the city 21 mph 17 23 all out of the west southwest , so the onshore breezes in place once again. as that system moves into what they're doing is they're moving in up here, and then they're doing this. they're going to do this. so we'll be on will be on the western edge of these. these are wind producers , so pretty good little breeze for some roaring wind for others. if you're in a wind tunnel, you know the petaluma gaps and bruno gap out along san pablo bay, and you get a summer wind that summer when sfo is gusting to 45 last night. look even hayward has a pretty good breeze. these are really i mean , april into may, has now been breezy to windy pattern. no doubt about it. forties fifties on your temps, mainly upper forties to fifties. little cooler for some to the north. as you might imagine runner parks 42, so there are a couple of locations around the cool side. napa sonoma at 47 had system will go into the north and dive

into nevada. will it give us any rain? probably not. but the sierra might get a little snow and watch. there's a series of systems. there's another one that we another one coming in, so that's going to be the pattern. we talked about this probably just win for us, but maybe some mountain high elevation snow here over the next week or something. 50 60 seventies. we'll take a look at that five day coming up about 10 minutes past. all right. thank you. steve. wildfires here in the western us are becoming more prevalent still ahead. the high tech approach some fire agencies are taking to try to prevent those fires. and the gilroy tasty comeback. after all, we'll explain how it went from being explain how it went from being canceled. from back to back on. you really can't get much for 5 bucks these days... unless... ♪ you got that bag ♪ ♪ you got that biggie bag ♪ ♪ you got that bag ♪ is that a real song?

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across the southern united states because we saw it in 2020, and we saw it in 2021. consensus right now. that's a warning. you think that's what's coming for the south? is it this new variant? well, each of these surges have been a slightly different variant, because, yes , our immune system wayne's now who's carrying the virus that participates in these surges. we are vaccinated individuals as well as on vaccinated individuals. now, she says covid-19 home testing kits are a vital tool in keeping that surge to a minimum. dr burke says that we should be testing ourselves regularly. to ensure that we stay at home when positive with the virus. fire crews are on watch this morning after thousands of people had to evacuate near santa fe, new mexico, strong winds and hot temperatures caused cal fire to start moving rapidly. firefighters had been hoping that the winds would die down. but that was not the case. in

some cases, the wind blew the embers more than a mile away from the fire, which then ignited new fires. the fires only 30% contained well as wildfires become more prevalent in the west, fire agencies are exploring exploring new technologies to combat them faster and more efficiently. ktvu tom vacar attended a wildfire conference to see what's being done to help against a new generation of firestorms. the generations old process of running to chasing and confronting wildfires is becoming ever more high tech inspire agencies worldwide test and adopted the radical change in fires demands it now we're seeing fires like the east troublesome fire burning 25 miles. in 1 24 hour period, you know, consuming communities in its path over 60,000 wildfires happen in the u. s every year in california, south bay based l. cheragh expire scout artificial intelligence software is

overlooking pg and e is more fire prone areas every nanosecond, never blinking. taking a break or calling in sick even as it stares at 1000 cameras, the artificial intelligence algorithm look through the camera finds anomalies in that pixel like smoke and quickly alerts down to it and says, ah, that is smoke that is flame that needs recognition. fire scout can instantly differentiate between harmless fog and telltale puffs of smoke. that can explode into wild forest calling for an immediate pinpoint response. utilizing fire prediction, software and fire prediction tools as well as advancements in cal fire's aviation fleet as well as using mountaintop cameras. ah and other tools to help us be able to predict and detect wildfires across the state, or of almost importance. we're investing a lot of money in programs and colorado are multi mission aircraft program,

for example. which is early detection aircraft. morgen says that a new generation of aircraft detected 240 fires and suppressed and last season fires no one ever knew about because they were doused immediately, so we're moving in the right direction. but that still doesn't mean we we've got the answer to this. yet more and more fire agencies are getting certain military software and hardware technologies declassified and converted to fire use things that can learn on their own and think on their own, getting smarter. as they go on extremely impressed and it continues to grow, and it continues to improve upon itself . the trained military assets that we have continued to push innovate themselves. fire will eventually meet its match. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. thank you, tom. some of contra costa counties. busiest, taking trails will be closed for the next couple of months, pgd has started bearing power lines in

parts of the lime ridge open space area. between concord in walnut creek. now, the utility says moving these lines underground will help prevent wildfires and reduce public safety outages. people who walk or bike along lime ridge cannot use sections of the aloni trail , perry so, and timber leaf trails until the work is complete. all right. it's 4 19 back over to steve paulson definitely worrying about those winds. i'm sure the firefighters are keeping an eye on that because it's been very windy, and it's starting to get dry. while that is true, thankfully, the wind is more west or northwest and not east. northeast. but still anytime you get wind something to keep an eye on. it looks like a windy pattern over the next 7 to 10 days to me, i am banking on the european model and that canadian versus our good friend the gfs, which is just i think once may have to just puts a ridge over us and says that's it for the next four months, but i there's a series of these systems coming in, and they are really cranking up the wind. and so i think we're carrying over the wind we

had at the end of april right into early main, maybe not to midnight. it's pretty good systems. i mean, rain continues seattle portland up near the oregon border, and there will be some snow in the mountains. pretty good breeze for some west wind or west southwest. i mean, there have been some gusts about 35 sfo last hour. augusta 45. looks like that is starting to calm down a little, but still 28 mph almost 28 hayward, so pretty good westerly breeze in place for most locations as higher elevations i've seen about 30 35. forties on the thames fifties, calistoga is 44 sunny villas. 45 49, walnut creek, livermore low fifties for some berkeley and oakland, both at 49 49. danville is in there. also wanna creek lafayette castro valley. martinez is in there, elsa bronte, so everyone's pretty close. a little warmer, pleasant in as well also out towards pittsburgh and brentwood there in the fifties. their series of these systems are just going to march into the pacific northwest and then dive into nevada that is a win producer for us. you know we're on the western edge of it, but the sierra looks like they could get some snow over the next 7 to 10

days, at least somebody in the state north and also over the mountains looks like some rain for them and snow as well. but for us so we're going to be a win. producer so cooler, breezy to windy 50 60 seventies tomorrow, the wind will tail off. we'll see a little warm up wednesday looks like the warmest day of the week. but then i think thursday all the way into sunday. i'd get ready for a lot of clouds and windy and cooler conditions. pam all right. thank you, steve. more bad news for drivers up next. the reason the lack of action by state lawmakers overnight means the state gas tax will increase this summer. in san francisco, expanding a program for new parents coming up. we're going to explain who is now eligible to use the diaper bank.

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its services in april 2020 due to the threat of covid-19. it's since slowly brought it all back . i think that there's a lot of demand for sunday service we hear about it and customer service, so this is really due to popular demand. ridership is on the rise, according to an agency spokesperson. the number of people riding smart trains increased by about 48% when you compare april two january, smart reported more than 35,000 passengers in march, the highest number of riders since the beginning of the pandemic. businesses are bringing their employees back. so we are seeing our commute, ridership increase. but we're also seeing increasing recreational writers. these riders are taking the train to the larkspur ferry and heading to the giants game. actually you know, this is the first time we've been to a giants game this year. and the train. being here is part of the reason why we're going as well before the pandemic smart saw about 700,000 passengers a year. board members are now budgeting for nearly 600,000 for next year. they also

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rigg advantage of anywhere that we stopped wage theft. that's the majority of what this is about. workers rights were the focus for several groups across the bay area this past weekend. the key issues many rallied for on may day. and house speaker nancy pelosi is now the highest ranking u. s. government official to travel to ukraine during the russian invasion, her promise of support. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook monday morning. may 2nd dave clark, hopefully sleeping in for a little rusty, but steve paulson is here covering i guess wind is the story again today another cooler day with breezy to windy conditions. yes it will be a rollercoaster week again, but i think the extended favors more wind and cooler temps. forties on the temps for just

about everyone. palo alto 44 santa rosa in town, also 44 then except for the city. everyone else is also in the in the forties, another system moving into the north. it will dive in towards nevada. we will see the window be a factor against monday breeze. you can call me the breeze. if you want breezy to windy, cooler, mostly sunny but temperatures dropping and again, they're near average to slightly below all right over to sound now at 4 31 still good out there, my friend. yeah it looks pretty good out there so far, steve. right now we do see traffic doing very well to bay bridge and it is nice and light . so we're starting off on a monday where we're kind of easing into it that we don't have anything major going on here. you can see the traffic is looking good on the same mateo bridge as well for 31. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. people around the world and here in the bay area rallied over the weekend to make a point about workers' rights. ktvu is greg ligon shows us how they marked international workers' day, which is also known as may day. a coalition of

groups representing unions and workers marched down san jose santa clara street, calling upon people to continue the fight for expanded workers' rights that there is a living wage. that immigrants rights that people are not taking advantage of anywhere that we stopped wage theft. that's the majority of what this is about. suzanne remy in went from a non union private sector job to a unionized public sector position 15 years ago. what i find with unions is a very fair, you get an increased based on the economy. you have medical support. um i just feel so much more taken care of recently successful efforts by small groups of workers to unionize at starbucks and amazon give the appearance of a potential resurgence of unionization as observed by a public sector union rep on outside i see i see growth. when we see someone like amazon looking to unionize starbucks,

those are those are new opportunities and huge growth when they get moving, but that potential growth isn't reflected in union membership, at least not yet, according to the bureau of labor statistics, us. union membership actually declined in 2021 to 10.3. down from 10.8% in 2020 well down from about 20% in the early eighties. we will not stay quiet. at roosevelt park workers called for better wages , working conditions and unionization in the fast food industry and event organizer said more union jobs are needed to protect workers, especially immigrants. who often work in fast food, but when you have a union that's backing you, you have a union that is enforcing the laws, ensuring that you are paid what you're worth, ensuring that you are paid for all the time that you are that you work. and ensuring that you know your rights. the national labor relations board reports that in the first half of the 2022 fiscal year petitioned to begin the process of starting a union

are up 75. compared to last year . greg liggins, ktvu fox two news. thank you. greg the city of santa clara has avoided a strike that was set to begin this morning, negotiators for the city reached a tentative agreement with more than 100 operation and maintenance workers who clean city buildings. the proposed deal provides those workers with the one time payment of $5000 and salary increases over the next three years. the santa clara city council is expected to approve the agreement later this month. the settlement in santa clara follows rallies marking may day may 1st is a day that celebrates the accomplishments of labor unions. hundreds of people showed up for a made a march and rally in downtown san francisco. similar events in cities around the world. a may day rally in france turned violent hundreds of demonstrators angry about the labor policies of newly reelected president emmanuel macron took to the streets of paris. they battled with police in riot gear for several hours in a protest that included

widespread vandalism and looting. in ukraine today. the united nations and the red cross will continue to evacuate civilians from the city of mario paul. russian forces have been attacking the ports city almost since the war began. the bombardment has turned mariupol into a wasteland of thousands of people trying to survive without water, sanitation or food. house speaker nancy pelosi, leading a congressional delegation to ukraine and poland. today. they're meeting with the polish president after a meeting with ukraine's president over the weekend trading has the latest from ukraine, including more on those evacuation efforts in mariupol. a group of civilians safely evacuated sunday from a steelworks in mario po. some had been hiding out there for the last two months. as the southern ports city endured a near constant siege from russian forces. i can't believe two months of darkness, the u. n and

the red cross helping to coordinate the long awaited rescue operation. ukraine says previous evacuation attempts were derailed by russian shelling around 100,000 people remain in the city where russia has declared victory. the steelworks is the last remaining holdout for ukrainian forces, the only area not occupied by the russians amid the fighting that surprise visitor sunday in the capital, house speaker nancy pelosi traveling to kiev to meet with ukraine's president. while pledging the u. s is continued support in the form of funding heavy weapons and economic sanctions on moscow. now this shows that the united states today is a leader in strong support for ukraine during the war against the aggression of the russian federation, and i want to thank you for that for supporting ukraine to defend its sovereignty and territorial integrity. you're on a frontier freedom and then your site specified for everyone. and so our commitment is to be there for you until the fight is it down, is the highest ranking u. s official to visit ukraine since the start of the war, the

secretary of defense and secretary of state were here last week in kiev. trade angst, fox news. thank you. trey east bay congresswoman barbara lee is part of the congressional delegation. she tweeted quote america stands firmly with ukraine, and she expressed her gratitude to be in poland for important meetings. president biden will attend a celebration tonight that marks the end of ramadan. this comes after he attended the white house correspondents dinner over the weekend. this is the first time president attended this dinner in six years. it's understandable. we had a horrible plague, followed by two years of covid. the event is usually a chance for members of the media to gather with members of the presidential administration and trade good natured barbs with a comedian acting as emc during the trump administration. the president was invited, but never attended president. biden did not attend

the actual dinner because of covid concerns, but said he enjoyed the entertainment portion of the evening. the host of the daily show, trevor noah was the featured speaker and talked about the importance of the media. i really hope you all remember what the real purpose of this evening is? yes, it's fun. yes, we dress nice against the people eat drink. we have fun, but the reason we're here. and celebrate the fourth estates. and what you stand for. what you stand for. an additional check and balance that holds power to account. and get his voice to those who otherwise wouldn't have one. journalists were also honored for their work, including those covering the war in ukraine. the event was created in 1921 by journalists who covered the white house. 4 38 is the time back over to steve paulson for our forecast windy today. it does. indeed, in fact, i think the extent i think may is going to go down again as kind of a breezy, windy month here. there's signs of that, pam. but

today after today we'll get a little break and some warmer temps tuesday wednesday some good news. actually here, not everything is negative. here. i try and focus on the positive. the bodega bay bowie is back 49 cold degrees on that water temp . same for san francisco bowie as long as those stay in the upper forties are low fifties. you get any kind of warmth in the interior and on onshore breezes. that means fog would be just widespread, but i'm getting ahead of myself 25 28 in south lake tahoe forties fifties everywhere else to hit southern california, of course. phoenix at a warm 71 man. that's one systems continue to march into the pacific northwest and northern california. maybe even northern mendocino candidate mainly up towards del norte, humboldt, trinity northern sacramento valley. onshore wind is in place. 24 24, 28 mph and three observations in san francisco. these systems, then dive into nevada. that's a win. producer for us higher elevations beginning to pick up west 20th sonoma mountain mount

diablo northwest, almost 40 mph ben lomond is 42 north and 15 so here we go again, higher elevations. and even at the surface, we're getting some. okay gus, i mean that not everyone is in on that. but oakland due west at 17 sfo has been up to 45 mph. looks like they've come down a little bit. still about 30 mph west's 18 gusting to 28. and then even hayward 12 gusting to 18 miles an hour forties on the temps are low fifties. he's probably won't change all that much here. upper forties low fifties cemetery coast fifties popular right around foster city cemetery. belmont, san carlos. little cooler around. stanford also would acre los altos and lost out. those hills are both close . 47 48 series of these systems will move in. now we will get a north wind on wednesday that will help warm some temperatures up. but then another series of systems looks to move in. around thursday and again on sunday into monday. these look to be producing some snow in the mountains and rain north of us. i don't know, maybe maybe close on sunday. we'll deal with that, as we get a little closer to it.

50 60 seventies. we're gonna quick pop on those temps tuesday , wednesday, then right back down thursday, taking us all the way into the weekend, pam all right. thank you, steve. and i know steve will be talking about this as well. don't put your snow gear away. just yet. one resort plans to keep the slopes open until june. and people across the united states have to rethink their summer travel plans as the country deals with inflation and high gas prices. what you can do to save some money on your summer trip.

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weekend, ktvu learned what caused the death of a rookie san jose police officer last month, the santa clara county medical examiner's office confirms to us here at ktvu, the 24 year old dijon packer died of fentanyl toxicity. packer was a former star football player at san jose state university and was just finishing up his first year as a san jose police officer. san jose police released a statement reading in part quote. we need to be mindful of the fact that we are not immune to issues that plague society in this case, substance abuse as humans. we are not perfect and mistakes will be made. officer wellness is paramount and priority at our agency. california lawmakers missed the deadline to roll back the gas tax increase scheduled for to take effect in the first of july. that means we will be paying 54 cents a gallon in the state gas tax, up three cents from the current 51 cents a gallon. that does not include federal or local taxes. drivers say they hate paying the tax,

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rooms when you join their loyalty programs and remember to look for triple a or senior discounts as well. tourism in california's recovering from the pandemic, but a new report finds it still has a long way to go visit. california says visitors spending jumped to $100 billion last year. that's up by more than 45% from the first year of the pandemic, but still much lower than pre pandemic levels. in 2019, visitors spent as much as $145 billion. the report says the main gap in spending still comes from international tourists who have been slow to return amid those travel restrictions and new covid variants. palisades tahoe's extending its season after an april snowstorm brought plenty of powder to the mountain resort says the storms dumped several feet of snow in the sierra. so instead of closing yesterday, as planned, the resort is staying open. on weekends until memorial day monday, may 30th people at palisades tahoe. they were very happy to get some runs in in

this late in the season. honestly i've never been springsteen before, so i think it's really exciting to be out here with the sun shining and you know you're not freezing cold, so i'm really excited. i mean, we might make it up one more day, then for another quick little day trip. staff at palisades are excited about the opportunity to stay open. they say grooming teams will go out and move the snow from some of the closed areas to other parts of the mountain that are still open to try to maintain those conditions. as best they can. in a really weird year. we've seen a lot of snow in december. a lot of snow in april and not quite a long, dry spell january through march, so we are so glad to have those late season storms. glad they pulled through for us to be able to extend our season. now as you ride the chairlift or gondola up the mountain. you can see a lot of rocks and dirt, but it's not fully covered. but there is just enough snow left to maintain this spring conditions. on the runs. and it can get pretty warm when you're up there this time of year. yeah

but there's i think there's a little more snow on the way. okay it kind of looks like it. that's favoring that. so i don't think they're done yet. pam systems are moving through to the north of us, then it looks like that's where they're going to stay until maybe sunday. so we get the tail end of these systems. and they are wind producers for us, but still rain making up on the north coast northern sacramento valley, the brown shasta lesson and maybe even a little bit in the sierra onshore breeze or wind. i mean 24 mph 24 28 in san francisco alone, so that, along with very cold ocean temps makes for a chili pattern. these systems. i mean, that's that's pretty wrapped up. you can see the low forming to the west of portland, seattle. that'll keep their they're going to have a very active pattern here all the way, probably into the next seven. maybe 10 days. higher elevations. forties on the temps are low fifties but the wind northwest 38. diablo west 20th sonoma mountain temperatures. 40 low forties been lohmann at 42 is pretty cool for this time of the year. west southwest. some locations not too bad. others are not reporting much of a

breeze. but others it's been up to about 30 40 miles an hour, especially around sfo. they've come down a lot, though. since about two o'clock this morning. there were 45. now it's 23 hayward still at 18 mph. so it'll be a breeze today cooler temps forties fifties on your tips here towards santa clara valley santa cruz mountains forties there, santa cruz itself is 45. so is campbell, santa clara. it's close for everyone else. so this is isis thermal. that matter is in the higher locations the costar in the valley. everyone's closed. a couple of systems will take aim at us in between the one we get today and the one we get on thursday friday, we'll get some warmer attempts. but you can see a series of these systems continue to march into the north and also up into the sierra so maybe some more high elevation snow again. it's probably pretty high in the snow levels, but looks like a windy pattern for us, except for tuesday and wednesday, they will be warmer. we'll get a quick pop with the north wind on wednesday, then right back down thursday, taking us into the weekend, pam all right. thank you, steve. we may be in for another surge of covid cases still ahead, we hear from a former white house coronavirus

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recovering after being stuck inside his burning car after a crash. firefighters shared these images. they had to cut open the car and get him out. witnesses told the san francisco chronicle that people in the area helped fight the flames with water bottles and home fire extinguishers. before firefighters arrived to finish putting out the fire and get the man out. that man was taken to the hospital where he's being treated for his burns. and unusual method of attracting attention is not an attempt to bash women drivers, but actually to protect them. reporter josh rosenthal shows us how the billboards creators are part of a push to overhaul the way vehicles are tested for safety. no one seems to care enough to take action. in fact, maria western coun had no idea there even was an issue until she was in a head on crash on vacation with her family in ireland. she told us her small intestine was pinned between her seatbelt and her spine. causing it to burst. once i got home, there is a

letter waiting for me for my grandmother. she'd cut out, um, an article from the magazine consumer reports detailing this issue. the article titled the crash test bias was published in 2019 details almost crash test dummies represent an average adult male. that's despite a university of virginia study, which found that a seatbelt wearing woman is 73% more likely to be seriously injured in the frontal car crash than a man belts are designed for the male body. they don't fit the female pelvis quite right. and so because of that, when we were hit head on the force of the accident instead of, um, being caught by by the pelvic bone as a seat belt is designed to instead wrote up onto the like the flesh of my abdomen. kun isn't the only one calling for change. this billboard from the group verity now has been circling the department of transportation in southeast dc throughout the week. dozens of bomb makers also sent this letter to the dot in february, saying the absence of female crash test dummies in the

current crash test system needs to change. hundreds of women are dying, unnecessary deaths every day and car crashes and the government has both the knowledge and power to change it today. now that was josh rosenthal reporting there are some female dummies currently being used during crash tests. critics argue their insufficient because they're basically scaled down versions of male dummies in a written statement. a spokesperson for the national highway traffic safety administration said in part safety is the top priority for the u. s department of transportation and n h s t a and equity and safety is central to our mission for all drivers and occupants. the same goes on to say with n h. t s a continues to examine data to a evaluate remaining gender disparities in fatality and injury outcomes and to determine how to eliminate them. well may is asian, american and pacific islander heritage month, a time to honor

the contributions of the aapi community here in the united states in san francisco, bruce lee is being celebrated for his impact on and off the big screen. the new exhibit. we are bruce lee at the chinese historical society of american museum is giving visitors a look at lee and his influence. bruce lee was born in san francisco, the chinese hospital in 1940. he moved back to hong kong. you know, shortly after, but as a young man came back to san francisco and really shook things up in the kung fu world and yeah, eventually ended up opening a studio in oakland and had a very large presence here in the bay area. we are. bruce lee is expected to run for three years. the exhibit features artifacts from lee's careers in film, television, martial arts and writing. president biden honored former vice president walter mondale and called him one of the great giants in american history. the president spoke at mandela's memorial service in minneapolis, which was delayed by a year due to the

pandemic. mandil served as president jimmy carter's vice president, from 1977 to 1981. he then ran against ronald reagan in 1984 is the democratic presidential nominee. he was the first vice president. to have an office in the west wing. just a few steps away from the oval office. that never happened before. over the executive office building. across the street. that was the true strength of the vice presidency said mandel died in april of last year at the age of 93. the country music hall of fame honored the judds last night, the one day after the death of naomi judd. her family requested that the induction ceremony go on his plan to help friends and fans grieve. winona judd appeared with her sister ashley told the crowd that although her heart is broken, she will continue to sing. naomi judd was 76 years old. the a's will begin a series against the tampa bay

rays tonight at the oakland coliseum. cleveland guardians defeated the a 7 to 3 yesterday to complete their first sweep in oakland in 22 years. picture tristan mackenzie threw six scoreless innings in cleveland's victory, the a's has slipped to fourth place in the american league west with 10 wins 12 losses for the season, giants will begin a series against their longtime rivals the dodgers in los angeles tomorrow night. now the washington nationals rounded the giants 11 to 5 to take two games out of the three game series. the giants now in third place in the national league west, with a record of 14 wins eight losses. team battling a covid-19 spike five giants have tested positive for covid in the past week. including brandon belt and mike pence key. they come and they terrorize all that area right here and they go and nobody do anything. people living in san francisco say they are fed up with side shows taking over intersections and crowds of people leaving a mess behind, plus. house speaker

nancy pelosi, now the highest ranking u. s. government official to travel to ukraine during the russian invasion, the support she has pledged to the leaders of that war torn country. from ktvu fox two news this morning's ontogs on two. is . good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for waking up with us . monday morning. may 2nd steve paulson talking about more wind on the way today? my monday is off to a great start. pam and allie. my goodness. does it get any better? for we do have a windy pattern again. that is correct, pam, and it's going to be a one where we get a couple of days of warmer temps and right back into another windy pattern is the way it's looking here. wind speeds have come down a little bit. but that system to the north is going to give us another cooler pattern, little breeze and monday breeze there. temperatures coming back down sixties and seventies breezy to windy, mainly higher elevations. coast on the wind. mostly sunny

. some fog is out there. it's not widespread, but there's some that's going to translate into sixties 10 years seventies, so below average for all here, all right, let's head over to sound now. he made it to the first hour. alright what about five o'clock monday breeze. steve, as opposed to summer breeze by seals and crofts summer breeze or that summer win. the summer wind by frank sinatra. thank you, sir. to you all right back to you. steve was talking about the breeze and i'm here to tell you were joking around about it, but it's serious. i had someone already tweet me about some wind on the bridges. so be careful out there. let's go to the richmond bridge approach, and you will see the traffic is moving well, but again, the gusty wind, it's at times will get your attention on some of these bridges. if you're driving a small car, especially right now at the bay bridge, it looks pretty good getting into san francisco. it is 501. let's get right back to the headlines happening today. speaker nancy pelosi continues her trip in eastern europe. she's now met with the president of poland. after meeting with leaders in ukraine, ktvu is james torres

joins us live to explain what members of congress have learned from this trip abroad, james good morning, allie. will. that trip came somewhat as a surprise because pelosi strip along with a number of other members of congress, congress happened unannounced. but she says this is meant to show the us commitment to supporting ukraine against russia this morning early this morning. the u. s nbc is now reopening in kiev and over the weekend, pelosi met with ukrainian president vladimir zelensky. she is now the most senior american lawmaker in the highest ranking american official to travel to ukraine, and she had this message to president zelinsky and those surviving the war. details we are visiting you to say thank you for your fight for freedom that we are on a frontier of freedom and that your fight is a fight for every question. and so our commitment is to be there for you until the fight is done. policy now in poland today and releasing this statement after meeting with president andre due to our members discussed our country's

continued commitment to ukraine , particularly as the congress prepares to transform president biden's new request. for additional security and economic and humanitarian assistance into legislation or meeting also focused on reaffirming our nation's joint commitment to further strengthening the u. s. polish partnership. and the nato alliance. but let's see also traveled to europe with a number of other members of congress, including adam schiff, who represents parts of l, a and east bay congresswoman barbara lee. pelosi says the delegation will return to washington. quote moved and informed by their trip . we're live in the newsroom. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news. thank you, james, please in san francisco or investigating multiple, illegal and dangerous sanchez from over the weekend. people living and working in the area say they want something done to crack down on those who participate. ktvu is elissa harrington spoke with one frustrated business owner who says he's left cleaning up the mess left behind. sam haba showed a square feet e and other damage to his

business. gabby's market in delhi in san francisco big mess the family run store is located on the corner of main and harrison streets near the bay bridge. this is what that intersection looked like. in the middle of the night, crowds of people gathered for an illegal sideshow ridiculous every other month. they come by the streets. this is what the street looked like. sunday tire marks, broken glass and graffiti on the sides of several buildings, abbas said. during the sideshow, the burning rubber sent up a cloud of smoke that made it hard to breathe. he lives in the apartments above the delhi people are frightened, you know, i mean, people shaken up. you know, they're saying no, we're in the best neighborhoods, but nobody is doing anything about it. not even our mayor. not even our district attorney, not even our police. we don't know what to do. i reached out to the san francisco police department. they said they responded to the

area around 12:41 a.m. for a report of stunt driving cellphone video on social media shows. police drive up with lights and sirens. police then responded to another sideshow about 30 minutes later in the balboa park neighborhood, then a third at 13th and south venice around two a.m. there were no arrests in an email, police wrote. in each incident, the sfpd stunt driving response unit arrived on scene and is conducting investigations for each location. elissa harrington ktvu. fox two news. thank you. alyssa happening tonight, the pittsburgh city council will start to consider a plan to make it illegal to watch a sideshow even if they're held on private property, city, officials say, because of crackdowns on side shows on public roads. some drivers have started holding events at privately owned locations. officials say that still puts spectators in danger. supporters of the idea say

banning spectators would prevent people from being injured or kill killed. however state law does not allow a ban on private property side shows. oakland police are investigating how a man was stabbed to death near oakland's lake merritt. officers responded to a call at lakeshore avenue, where they found a man suffering from several stab wounds. he was rushed to the hospital but later died from his injuries. police say this is the fourth homicide along that part of lakeshore avenue in the last six months. no other details have been released about that victim. the mother of san francisco district attorney chase a. bodine has died from cancer at the age of 78. kathy boudin was a member of a radical group called the weather underground. she took part in the robbery in which three people were killed. her son chase. it was just 14 months old. at that time, she was sent to prison for 22 years and chasing between, says that shaped his views on the criminal justice system. oakland teachers will be back in the classroom this morning. after a one day strike. last week, teachers protested the oakland unified school district's plan to close

or merge 11 schools over the next two years. teachers walked off the job on friday for the third time this semester in a one day strike. organizers say the district's board of directors is ignoring their concerns. but the district says he's still school closures are needed because of declining enrollment. the golden state warriors will continue their series against the memphis grizzlies tomorrow night. it was a close one. the warriors beat the grizzlies 1 17 1 16 in a thrilling game one of their playoff series in memphis yesterday. clay thompson hit that go ahead three pointer with just 36 seconds left on the clock. and job around. lynn missed that last second layup, warriors head coach steve kerr says he's not surprised to see managed to pull off this exciting victory to begin the playoff series. i was really proud of the guys for, uh really maintaining their poise through , uh, you know, some difficult, uh, adversity and we were confident and determined and the guys stayed with it, and i mean

, we're we're just so thrilled to be back in the playoffs back in the hunt back in the mix. whereas victory in game one came despite draymond green's ejection just before halftime, the referees threw green out of the game after he grabbed brandon clark's jersey as they both fell to the floor. hundreds of warrior fans gathered outside san francisco's chase center to watch the dubs take on the grizzlies in memphis. the team invited fans for their free watch party, where they could watch the big game outside the arena on that huge video screen and some fans named the celebration after the young star of the warriors, jordan's pool party party, baby. i'm enjoying myself. i came all the way from sacramento. for the pool party, the warriors hosting another watch party outside chase center tomorrow night for game two of the series in jordan pool did not disappoint. you think he scored 31 points, so for that watch party outside. it should

be pretty nice. we're going to check in with steve paulson for look at the weather coming out. there would be it'll be better for the next round. no doubt, you know they can get pretty cold down there. but it looks better as we go into tuesday. i although there after that, you know it's going to be some colder temps, but some good news here. i try to focus on the positive here. the bodega bay bowie is working again. it was out for about a year. it's back now. thank you for getting that fixed, and hopefully we get the half moon bay, but we fixed in the monterrey outer buoy because they do make a difference. 49 water temperature along with san francisco bowie that is really cold water again about 48 49 is about as cold as we get here. and as long as that's there, and we get any kind of warmth in the valley, and we get an onshore breeze, fog will have no problem forming another system taking aim at the pacific northwest and northern california. we get the wind out of these systems so cool at the coast. patchy fog kind of hit and miss. there's more on the cemetery coast and really anywhere else unless you get up towards the mendocino coast so mostly sunny today, but

cooler napa dropping down from 78 71 living well, that's a big drop. 76 68 redwood city to 67 in san jose, from 74 yesterday has 68 today pretty good morning, wind or breeze in the city. it's been about 20 to 25 30 miles an hour and it's out of the west or out of the northwest, so it's an onshore breeze. these systems continue to march into the north, giving seattle portland's even northern california continuation of rain . then they dive into nevada that will maybe clip this year and give them a little hint to maybe some snow after a couple of systems here. but for us they are wind producers west 20th snow mountain northwest 35. diablo north of ben lomond, but they're 42 degrees. that's pretty cool for may 2nd westerly breeze in place for many oakland airport west 20 gusting to 25. sfo was really just going bonkers there a couple hours ago . it's come down a little bit, but still west at 30 that augusta 45 2 hours ago half moon bay northwest to 21, so it's pretty good breeze already in place. forties fifties on your test probably won't change all that much with the breeze. but some low forties are possible,

but he rohnert park at 42, mainly it's mid forties to upper forties sebastopol, also at 42, a sonoma napa in the mid forties, and ross's 50, sausalito, 48, nevada and 49. you can see these systems moving in now, once the system moves through, will start to get a little warm up on tuesday and especially wednesday, but then another system makes a move on friday and a stronger one comes in on sunday, so that could give this year another round of some high elevation snow ghent late in the season, but i think for us, it's going to be a windy, cooler pattern as we head towards the weekend so cooler, breezy to windy, mostly signing warmer weather tuesday quick pop on wednesday that will be the warmest day of the week by far and cooler weather takes us right back into the weekend. you guys all right. thank you. steve 5 11 2 time wildfires in the western us are becoming more prevalent still ahead. the high tech approach fire agencies are taking to slow down and prevent fires and the girl gilroy garlic festival could make a tasty come back. we'll explain how it went from being canceled from good to now back on track.

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deborah berke says the u. s. should prepare for possible summer surge. we should be preparing right now for a potential surge in the summer across the southern united states because we saw it in 2020, and we saw it in 2021. that's not a general consensus right now. that's a warning. you think that's what's coming for the south? is it this new variant? well each of these surges have been a slightly different variant, because, yes , our immune system wayne's now who's carrying the virus that participates in these surges. we are vaccinated individuals as well as on vaccinated individuals. she says home testing kits are a vital tool in keeping a surge to a minimum, dr burke says. we should be testing ourselves regularly to ensure that we stay at home when positive with the virus. by crews are on watch this morning after thousands of people had to evacuate near santa fe, new mexico, strong winds and hot

temperatures caused the calf fire too quickly spread. firefighters had been hoping the winds would die down. but that was not the case. in some cases, the winds blew embers more than a mile away from the start of the fire, which then ignited new fires. this fire is only 30% contained. as wildfires become more prevalent in the west, fire agencies are exploring new technology to fight them faster and more efficiently. ktvu is tom baker attended a wildfire conference to see what's being done to help a new generation of firestorms. the generations old process of running to chasing and confronting wildfires is becoming ever more high tech inspire agencies worldwide test and adopted the radical change in fires demands it now we're seeing fires like the east troublesome fire burning 25 miles. in 1 24 hour period, you know, consuming communities in its path over 60,000 wildfires happen in the u. s every year in california, south bay based l.

cheragh expire. scout artificial intelligence software is overlooking pg and e is more fire prone areas every nanosecond, never blinking. taking a break or calling in sick even as it stares at 1000 cameras. the artificial intelligence algorithm look through the camera finds anomalies in that pixel like smoke and quickly alerts down to it and says, ah, that is smoke that is flame that needs recognition. fire scout can instantly differentiate between harmless fog and telltale puffs of smoke. that can explode into wild forest calling for an immediate pinpoint response, utilizing fire prediction, software and fire prediction tools as well as advancements in cal fire's aviation fleet as well as using mountaintop cameras. ah and other tools to help us be able to predict and detect wildfires across the state, or of almost importance.

we're investing a lot of money in programs and colorado and multi mission aircraft program, for example. which is early detection aircraft. morgan says that a new generation of aircraft detected 240 fires and suppressed last season fires. no one ever knew about because they were doused immediately, so we're moving in the right direction. but that still doesn't mean we we've got the answer to this. yet more and more fire agencies are getting certain military software and hardware technologies declassified and converted to fire use things that can learn on their own. and think on their own, getting smarter as they go along extremely impressed and it continues to grow, and it continues to improve upon itself . the trained military assets that we have continued to push in and innovate themselves. fire will eventually meet its match. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. thank you, tom. some of the contra costa counties, busiest taking trails will be closed.

for the next couple of months. pgd has started bearing power lines in parts of the lime ridge open space area. between concord and walnut creek, the utility says moving these lines underground helps prevent wildfires and reduce public safety outages. people who walk or bike along the line bridge area will not be able to use sections of the aloni trail, the paris so and the timber leave trails until the work is complete. time now is 5 19, and we excite and noticed some of that breeze yesterday over the weekend. when i stepped out the door this morning, steve, it was a little bit breezy already this morning about it, ali and pam. i heard it overnight as well. so another system is moving in. it looks like the next day the next 7 10 days. i'd focus on some pretty windy conditions here. now. we'll get a little break tuesday wednesday, but then another round of wind will start to crank up as we head towards the weekend other system moving into the north, giving some rain high elevation snow, mainly for the oregon california border. but this could as well you know

, give maybe northern sacramento valley a little bit here. cool at the coast wins 2030 mph, maybe gus. stronger that mostly sunny, breezy to windy. windy in the higher elevations and also that the and the and the gaps they're peddling the gap san bruno gap over san pablo bay napa livermore, redwood city san jose all seventies yesterday its upper sixties are very low seventies today, so temperatures dropping before they start to rebound tuesday and wednesday. these systems move into the north and then dive into nevada. those are wind producers. that's a win producing pattern. mount diablo northwest, almost 40 middle peak north side of town north of 36. after that, not too bad, but there's pretty good little onshore breeze napa, travis, vacaville and also davis . it's west west, southwest or south. so you know, there's some breezy, blustery conditions on the bridges as well. out towards paterson passed the ultimate past. but about 30 to 35 mph, same for sonoma ridge trail, so there's some pretty good gusts in the higher elevations. 44 mill valley, santa rosa is in their calistoga. close low fifties upper forties for many

of sunnyvale is at 44, degrees 48 oakland forties and fifties on the temps, not much of a spread here today from dublin's 50 degrees climbing 52 martinez 50, hercules 51, piedmont, 51 even hayward 51 so almost identical to thermal is what we say there. that's a system will move through. we'll get a north wind on the backside of that for a warm up, especially tuesd wede go again by thursday, friday. here comes another system. and what looks to be a rather deep system in dynamic system for sunday monday could give this here are some more high elevation snow. there are some projections for that. you know, we're you know, we're still six days away, but still watch here right there. you see a couple inches, maybe 3 to 5. that would be on the sunday forecast. that will be a win producer for us if it all comes together as advertised. 50 60 seventies. warmer weather kicks in tuesday. wednesday will be the warmest day of the week. start a little cool down thursday, much more so friday into the weekend alley. alright thank you, steve. more bad news for some drivers, while lack of action by state

lawmakers overnight means the states gas tax will be going up this summer. in san francisco is expanding a program for new parents coming up. we'll explain who is now eligible to use the so called diaper bank.

somw don't have to worry about finding affordable housing close to their jobs. the jefferson union high school district just opened up affordable staff apartments on sarah monte boulevard. they say the rent for staff is quote significantly lower than market rate. the new apartments opened yesterday and have enough units to house roughly 25% of the district's employees. the plan is to build more housing to provide affordable places to live for the rest of their workers. a new state law that went into effect this weekend dramatically expands california's medical coverage. california is now the first state in the nation to provide health care coverage to all low income residents, 50 or older, regardless of their

immigration status. supporters of the measure, say many older people often don't see a doctor until it's too late. this gives you the security that now you can come in. now you can get your physicals. now you can be preventative about your health care and i have to wait until something gets really, really bad. under the program, a family of four can make up to $38,000 and still be eligible for coverage through the state's insurance program. people aged 65 older are eligible for medical, regardless of their income level. the city of san francisco now has expanded its free diaper program to include all low income residents, including immigrants and undocumented families. mayor london breed says the move will double the number of eligible families for this city program. monthly diaper bills for a single baby often range between 80 to $100 per month. in the north bay. the smart train is back up and running on sundays for the first time in two years. the sonoma marin area regional transit system dropped its services in april 2020 when the pandemic started. but says now

is the right time to bring back the sunday train, the agency says ridership increased about 48% from january to april. writers taking the train to the larkspur ferry and heading to a giants game say having this service on a sunday is very convenient. excited of what an easy way to get to the our minds to more adventures.lans te trips throughout the week. starting next month, it expects ridership to hit about 85% of pre pandemic levels by next year. or the gilroy garlic festival is reportedly on again after being canceled last week, the ceo of the san joaquin asparagus festival says it will host the garlic festival this year. the ceo posted a message on social media, which said quote we heard the extremely sad news that the gilroy garlic festival will not be holding their annual big garlic festival. and we couldn't let

that happen and quote. no other details have been released so far, but the group said it would announce more information soon. well don't put away your snow gear. just yet. one resort plans to keep the slopes open until june. and now you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just head to ktvu .com/ email to sign up for the daily service. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs available to more small businesses than any other provider. the choice is clear: get unbeatable business solutions from the most innovative company. get a great deal on this limited time price

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ignf anywhere. that we stopped wage theft. that's the majority of what this is about. workers rights were the prime focus for several groups across the bay area this past weekend. the key issues many rallied for on may day. plus everybody's going through something and so here we don't ask questions. make sure everybody eats some bike riders in san francisco are making an impact in the mission district. the actions they are taking to

help keep kids off the street and feed families still struggling from the pandemic. from ktvu fox two news. this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i pam cook. today is monday morning. may 2nd ali rasmus. good to be with you on this monday morning. happy monday. everyone and we're going to check in with steve paulson because we are keeping an eye on the breeze out there. it was windy over the weekend. more win today that is correct. another system coming into the north. looks like this pattern is going to continue youtube so we get some patchy fog. it's not widespread, but there's some parts of the coast. but the wind is the main factors. that system dives into nevada. so the window change again is in. in play for monday. so monday breeze here breezy to windy, cooler, mostly sunny here, but cooler pattern with temperatures actually, below average here across the board, all right over to sound. now it's 5 30 on a monday picking up somewhere. not not yet. steve 5 30 still a little

bit of time for you to get out there and get in front of the commute here. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge. we don't have a big back up here. and one of the things i like to do is just look at the road sensors and see if i can find anything kind of pull back and kind of scroll around, and i think we're in good shape. even highway four is clear. so i thought i like this where we're start here. there's a little bit of slow traffic on 2 42 because of a stalled vehicle heading south so that's very small, though maybe a little bit, maybe a five minute delay at most 5 31 . let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal people around the world and here in the bay area marked international workers' day, which is also known as mayday, a coalition of groups representing unions and workers marched down san jose's east santa clara street. calling for expanded workers' rights may 1st is a day that traditionally celebrates the accomplishments of labor unions. but when you have a union that's backing you , you have a union that is enforcing the laws ensuring that europe paid what you're worth,

ensuring that you are paid for all the time that you are that you were and ensuring that you know your rights. recently successful efforts by small groups of workers to unionize at starbucks and amazon could indicate a resurgence of unionization to the national labor relations board this year, petitions to begin the process of starting a union erupt 75% compared to last year. stanford nurses will vote to ratify a new contract after reaching an agreement to end an ongoing strike workers at stanford healthcare and lucile packard children's hospital went on strike this past week. the union was calling for better working conditions and for management to address staff shortages. if the contract is approved, nurses will head back to work tomorrow, and if that contract is approved, it would give stanford nurses 87% wage increase this year. 5% increase effective at the start of next april, and another increase effective on april of 2024 also increases nurses retirement benefits. the contract also includes an added week of

vacation time for all nurses starting in 2024. the city of santa clara has avoided a strike that was set to begin this morning, negotiators for the city reached a tentative agreement with more than 100 operation and maintenance workers who clean city buildings . another proposed deal provides those workers with the one time payment of $5000 and salary increases over the next three years. santa clara city council is expected to approve the agreement later this month. the settlement in santa clara follows rallies marking may day hundreds of people showed up for a made a march and rally in downtown san francisco. there were similar events in cities around the world. a may day rally in france turned violent hundreds of demonstrators angry about the labor policies of newly reelected president emmanuel macron took to the streets of paris. they battled with riot police in riot gear for several hours in a protest that included widespread vandalism and looting. in ukraine today, the united nations and the red cross will

continue to evacuate civilians from the city of mariupol. russian forces have been attacking that ports city since the war began. the bombardment has turned maria paul into a wasteland with thousands of people. trying to survive without water, sanitation or food. house speaker nancy pelosi is in poland this morning after leading a congressional delegation to ukraine. she pledged support from the united states to the ukrainian people. we are here to say to you that we are with you. this fight is over. thank you for your leadership. i think you have to know that we will win and we'll win together. ukraine's president, vladimir zelensky presented pelosi with an award thanking her for her contribution to strengthening ukrainian and american ties. east bay congresswoman barbara lee is part of that congressional delegation. she tweeted quote america stands firmly with ukraine, and she expressed her gratitude to be in poland for those important meetings. oscar winning actress and u. n special envoy for

refugees. angelina jolie was in ukraine on a humanitarian mission. jolie visited the central rail station in lviv on saturday to welcome ukrainians fleeing their war torn country. she spoke to refugees in volunteers about children affected by the war in ukraine and how they're coping. count many kids. from two years portents years. must be. they must be in shock, and they must also i know how trauma affects children and so, but i know that just having somebody show how much they matter how much their voices matter. i know how healing that is. angelina jolie also visit a boarding school in a medical institution. president biden will attend to celebration tonight to mark the end of ramadan. this comes after he attended the white house correspondents dinner over the weekend. this is the first time

president attended this dinner in six years. yeah it's understandable. we had a horrible plague, followed by two years of covid. the event is usually a chance for members of the media to gather with members of the presidential administration and trade. some good natured barbs with the comedian acting as emc. during the trump administration. however, the president was invited but never attended. president biden did not attend the actual dinner because of covid concerns, but said he enjoyed the entertainment portion of the evening. the host of the daily show, trevor noah was the featured speaker. he talked about the importance of the media. i really hope you all remember what the real purpose of this evening is? yes, it's fun. yes, we dressed nice against the people that drink. we have fun, but the reason we're here. is to honor and celebrate the fourth estates. and what you stand for. what you stand for. an additional check and balance that holds power to account. and get his voice to

those who otherwise wouldn't have one. journalists were also honored for their work, including people covering the war in ukraine. this event was created in 1921 by journalists covering the white house. hundreds of young people cycled through the streets of san francisco to help raise awareness for an important nonprofit in their community. ktvu zach's has more on the mission behind the event. general we're going at him home . hundreds of young people taking to the streets of san francisco amazing to go and take all these young people. 1300 plus to go all the way to the city and just lay on the grass for a minute and get some sunshine with just amazing. these part of what makes roberto hernandez is pandemic born nonprofit, so special families who live in overcrowded housing, we're feeling anxiety. and so parents said, roberto, can you do some of these kids? and so now? mission food hub not only operates as a neighborhood food pantry, and also helps to get

kids out of the house and active working with other community groups like pedal gang by the kids bikes and get them writer trying to get the kids out having a good time not stuck on their phones, not on social media reality, having fun out here with smiles and everything . so far, it seems to be working stuff off my head. most of the time. it doesn't matter where we go. it's just really fun. sunday's ride kicking off in the mission also helping to raise money for the more than 9000 families who mission food hub says it delivers groceries to every week. everybody's going through something. and so here. we don't ask questions. make sure everybody eats we even better make sure they take a bag of food home and with spiking gas prices inflated food prices , fernandez says the role his organization plays in the mission is as important as ever . people think that the pandemics over but it's not a lot of people are still unemployed. got no cash, and so

we're still feeding our community and this is one of several events emission food hub will be holding this month on thursday, will be holding a fundraiser and art show here in the mission in san francisco's axa's ktvu, fox two news. time now it's 5 38 and let's check in with steve paulson for a look at the weather. i know we're keeping an eye on the windy conditions a little bit breezy, but i'm also curious any sign of rain coming up. well ali and i had this conversation during the break. yes, maybe on sunday. okay i think it will be more windy and cooler, but there is a possibility on sunday and brian garcia, who knows his weather. he's very sharp, whether savvy sent me a tweet and says this weekend this upcoming weekend looks very windy. it does. indeed all the deterministic models, which are single panel forecast for sunday. do show either breezy or really windy and some will be windy. and maybe even cloudy to mostly cloudy. some good news. really? yes the bodega bay buoys working again, and it's cold 49 degrees , the same as san francisco

bowie again. these are all really cold, upper forties low fifties. hopefully, one of these days the half moon bay bowie will be fixed. 48 49 is about as cold as it gets for our sea surface temperatures. the reason why they're so cold is when you get a northwest wind, and we've had plenty of those coming right down, of course that generates what's called the upwelling. that brings up the colder water and we are in a pattern that i think is going to continue that right into probably the middle of may hear cool at the coast wins 2030 maybe 35 mph. same in the higher elevations. mostly sunny, breezy to windy. we do have some patchy low clouds, mainly on the cemetery costa northward. napa livermore, redwood city, san jose. all the arrows are pointing down upper sixties to low seventies after mid seventies to upper seventies yesterday and then diablo, northwest and 40. due west at alameda, due west in the city. it's a west southwest and the oakland berkeley hills. some locations out towards the delta , also with an onshore breeze, and that may be away, but there's some pretty good gusts

on the bridges sales mentioned that chp's also mentioned there's some pretty good guest out to the paterson past and ultimate past. i've seen about 35 miles per hours and already trailer west southwest of 36 so higher elevations coast and some pockets are pretty good gusts already. forties fifties on your chest probably won't change all that much. 42 woodside 43, stanford forties little fifties on the cemetery coast upper forties to 50 around. foster city sanitary belmont, 44 los altos to better pass out those hills. that system will dig into nevada that will be a win producer for us, we will get a little pop on attempts. they will jump up wednesday, tuesday and wednesday before another system comes in friday and a stronger one on sunday. that's the one that looks like it could produce serious. no, maybe some rain for us to the north, but it will be mostly cloudy and windy pattern again by the time we get to the weekend 50 60 seventies on your temps, i want it warmer. okay? hang in there tuesday. wednesday will be for you. then we get a cooler. here comes that wind again. you guys going into

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san josee released a statement reading in part quote. we need to be mindful of the fact that we are not immune to issues that plague society in this case, substance abuse as humans. we are not perfect and mistakes will be made. officer wellness is paramount and a priority at our agency. california lawmakers missed the deadline to roll back the gas tax increase that's scheduled to take effect on the first of july. and that means we will be paying 54 cents a gallon in the state gas tax, up three cents from the current 51 cents a gallon that does not include federal or local taxes added onto that drivers say they hate paying the taxes but don't have a choice. i think two people complain about this. it is what it is. you still gotta go to work. you still got to go do your thing stupid. it doesn't make any sense to bahamas with you. that's why are we paying $6 a gallon for what? governor gavin newsom staff says there's still a possibility of a gas tax rebate for people who have cars and trucks registered in california, but there would be a lot of details to work out still

, including a possible cap on who may be eligible and how many cars per household would qualify. before that could be introduced, according to triple a the average price of a gallon of gas across the state right now, $5.74. that's a penny more from yesterday in up five cents from last monday. san francisco drivers are paying $5.90 with prices i cents less triple a analysts say a tight gasoline supply is pushing prices higher , even though demand for gas was down last week and high gas prices and inflation as many people rethinking their summer plans, travel experts are offering some tips on how to cut costs when booking your next vacation. domestic travel is in high demand, but there are some ways to travel and save some suggestions. families can save on international travel, traveling in early june or late august can also help save money as rates are typically lower than and you can find the most savings if you're flexible with your dates and destinations.

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here with the sun shining and you know you're not freezing cold, so i'm really excited. i mean, we might make it up one more day. then for another quick hold a trip. staff at palisades say they're excited about the opportunity to stay open. they say grooming teams will go out and move snow from closed areas to other parts of the mountain that are still open to try and maintain the conditions as best as they can. and a really weird year. we've seen a lot of snow in december. a lot of snow in april and not quite a long, dry spell january through march, so we are so glad to have those late season storms. glad they pulled through for us to be able to extend our season. it has been a weird snow year. steve and i were just talking about that on the right up the mountain. there are still a lot of rocks and dirt visible. it isn't a fully snow covered mountain. be advised, but there is just enough snow left. to maintain some of those spring skiing conditions, grab the rock skis indefinitely the sunscreen because i think i one of my worst sunburns south scheme because you forget my mouth, the

rock skis skis. you don't get the nice ones you get the ones you know from, you know, 10 years ago that you don't care about because all of a sudden you feel or something underneath your scheme. you hear that scream that absolutely all right . good morning, everyone. ladies good morning to you. good morning to you if you're driving in contra costa county. highway to 42 already has little action here, little slowing because of earlier problem heading south, so it's a little bit slower than i'd like to see it. how we four is getting a little slowing, too. but see right there where i put the arrow. we have some stop and go traffic heading through. it's not that bad. really that's the only thing we see. right now. that's a majorly affecting traffic. so far, this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, not a big delay. yet this will probably start happening next 15 or 20 minutes. we're going to see a little bit of a crowd. and i got a message from one of our viewers that traffic that's not the traffic, but the wind on the bay bridge is a little bit. it

will get your attention. how about that at 5 49. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. all right, sal. thank you, sir. the wind is the big story here for some now not too bad for a few, but for others have been gust of 45 at sfo and some of the higher elevations around 30 35 mph mostly sunny today, there's a system that's clipping bias right there to the north, and that's going to be the theme except for tuesday and wednesday, there'll be a series of systems coming in and one of them may be strong enough on sunday to give some rain too close to the bay area. we'll deal with it as we get closer to friday or so, but cool at the cows and breezy to windy, mostly sunny, some patchy low clouds out there, but fifties sixties and low seventies. i mean, this time of year, it's not hard to warm up pretty rapidly and we'll get a turn around after today, but napa livermore, redwood city, san jose, all cooling off after attempts sunday bumped up into the mid mainly mid seventies, but there's mad diablo northwest at 37 middle peak on the north side of town was also about 35 mph. i know i don't the ultimate past. also about 35 40 fifties on attempts

44 mill valley, santa rosa. also calistoga. sunnyvale is in there as well. upper forties low fifties, though, for most boulder creek's in that 44 degree ranges close for everyone else. santa clara as well. saratoga's 45, sos, morgan hill and san martin laptops. a little warmer than 48. what we're seeing is a series of these systems. they come into the pacific northwest. you can see that and then they do this. they dive in here. those are wind producers for us, and that's the kind of the pattern we're in, except for tuesday and wednesday. there'll be another system coming in late thursday, friday and then a stronger one on sunday. that's the one sunday into monday. it looks like it will give the sierra some high elevation snow. it will be a much cooler, windy pattern for us. maybe some rain. maybe some 50 60 seventies on the temps for today, tomorrow will start to warm up the warmest day of the week will be wednesday by far start to drop those temps thursday and then alien pam, we call it right back down again going into the weekend. all right. thank you. steve new at six and oakland police officer injured at the scene of a shooting last night. what we are learning about what happened in

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avenue. police say the cyclist died at the scene and the driver is now cooperating with investigators. no word yet on what led up to that deadly accident. in oakland. a man is recovering after he was trapped inside his burning car. firefighters shared these images . they had to cut open the car to get him out now, witnesses told the san francisco chronicle that people in the area helped fight the flames with water bottles and home fire extinguishers before firefighters arrived to finish putting out the fire and get the man out of the car. he was taken to the hospital, where he is being treated for his burns. well, there is a push to better protect women drivers by changing the way crash test dummies are used. reporter josh rosenthal shows us how what they are doing. no one seems to care enough to take action. in fact, maria western coun had no idea there even was an issue until she was in a head on crash on vacation with her family in ireland. she told us her small intestine was pinned between her

seatbelt and her spine. causing it to burst. once i got home, there is a letter waiting for me for my grandmother. she'd cut out, um, an article from the magazine consumer reports detailing this issue. the article titled the crash test bias was published in 2019 details almost crash test dummies represent an average adult male. that's despite a university of virginia study, which found that a seatbelt wearing woman is 73% more likely to be seriously injured in the frontal car crash than a man boats are designed for the male body. they don't fit the female pelvis quite right. and so because of that when we were hit head on the force of the accident instead of, um, being caught by by the pelvic bone as a seat belt is designed to instead wrote up onto the like the flesh of my abdomen isn't the only one calling for change . this billboard from the group verity now has been circling the department of transportation in southeast dc throughout the week. dozens of bomb makers also

sent this letter to the dot in february, saying the absence of female crash test dummies in the current crash test system needs to change. hundreds of women are dying, unnecessary deaths every day and car crashes and the government has both the knowledge and power to change it today. one may is asian, american and pacific islander heritage month. time to honor the contributions of the api community in the us in san francisco. bruce lee is being celebrated for his impact on and off the big screen. the new exhibit, we are bruce lee at the chinese historical society of american museum is giving visitors a look at lee and his influence. seriously was born in san francisco, the chinese hospital in 1940, he moved back to hong kong. you know, shortly after, but as a young man came back to sanup in the kung fu world and yeah, eventually ended up opening a studio in oa

here in the bay area. we are. bruce lee is expected to run for three years. the exhibit features artifacts from lee's careers in film, television, martial arts and writing time is 5 57 and president biden honored former vice president walter mondale and called him one of the great giants in american history. the president spoke at mandela's memorial service in minneapolis, which was delayed by a year due to the pandemic. mondale served as president jimmy carter's vice president, from 1977 to 1981. he then ran against ronald reagan in 1984 as the democratic presidential nominee. he was the first vice president. to have an office in the west wing. just a few steps away from the oval office. that never happened before. they're over the executive office building. across the street. that was the true strength of the vice presidency said mandel died in april last year at the age of 93. the country music

hall of fame honored the judge last night, one day after the death of naomi judd. her family requested that the induction ceremony go on as planned to help friends and fans grieve. winona judd appeared with her sister ashley, and told the crowd that although her heart is broken, she will continue to sing. naomi judd was 76 years old. and oakland police officer hurt while investigating a shooting late last night, the new details coming into the newsroom on the officer's condition, plus nicholas every other month. they come by the streets. people in san francisco fed up with side shows taking over streets where they live and work. many blame cities, the cities leaders for the problem. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two welcome to mornings on two. i'm ali rasmus . good morning. thank you for waking up with us. pam cook today's monday may 2nd and it's

going to be another windy day and we might get more snow is that next week, steve sunday great sunday as a possibility. yes, you will also get some pretty warm tips on wednesday. so here we go. a roller coaster on the temps. today is a cooler pattern. breezy to windy from that system, which is moving into the north. and the pattern looks like it wants to stay in that kind of configuration, so we're not done yet. with these systems coming in, and maybe one of them will give us some rain here in about five or six days. but for us today monday breathes breezy to windy, cooler, mostly sunny. sixties and seventies on the temps alright over to sal, tell us a bridge of freeway. what steve, you and i have been talking about it being just a little breezy and some of these bridges and sure if you're driving. just be careful across the bay bridge. i've had a few. you know, traffic people tell me it's a little dusty up there. on the bay bridge. people using social media to get at me here. this is a look at interstate 80

north and south. it doesn't look all that slow. and if you're driving on the same mateo bridge that looks pretty good. six o'clock, let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal new this morning and oakland police officers recovering after the officers patrol car was hit by another vehicle during an investigation of the shooting that happened around 8 30 last night near the intersection of peralta and 14th street's this is a video that was posted on the citizen app. police say a car possibly tied to the gunfire struck the officers patrol car while speeding away from the scene of the shooting. the officer was taken to the hospital for medical treatment. he is listed in stable condition. but police have not yet released any details about the shooting that the officers were investigating. oakland police are investigating how a man was after a man was stabbed to death near oakland's like merit officers responded to a call at lakeshore avenue, where they found the man suffering from several stab wounds. he was rushed to the hospital but later died from his injuries. police say this is the fourth homicide along that part of lakeshore

avenue in the last six months in a statement posted on social media, oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass says she wants the police department and the city to take more action to prevent violence in the area. she says the city needs to enforce parking restrictions when the park is closed. including ticketing and towing vehicles, as well as increasing patrols in the area. san francisco police are investigating several big side shows that happened in the city over the weekend. officers say dangerous driving stunts took place at least three different intersections in the city with large, rowdy crowds watching the reckless driving. this was the scene at one of those weekends side shows in san francisco. it happened at the intersection of maine and harrison streets near the bay bridge. many people who live and work in this area side shows in this neighborhood and others in san francisco. have gotten completely out of control. people are frightened, you know, i mean, people shaken up. you know, they're saying oh, when the best neighborhoods but

nobody is doing anything about it. not even our mayor. not even our district attorney, not even our police. we don't know what to do. san francisco police say they are doing everything possible to arrest people taking part in these illegal side shows and sees the vehicles involved tonight, the pittsburgh city council will consider a plan to make it illegal to watch side shows, even if they're held on private property. city officials say because of crackdowns on side shows on public roads. some drivers have started holding events on privately owned locations. police officials say that still puts spectators in danger and supporters of the idea say banning spectators would prevent people from being injured or killed. however state law does not allow a ban on private property side shows the mother of san francisco district attorney chase a boudin, has died from cancer at the age of 78. kathy boudin was a member of the radical group called the weather underground. she took part in a robbery that killed three people. her son chase. it

was just 14 months old. when that happened. she was sent to prison for 22 years, which chases, bodine says shaped his views of the criminal justice system. the mountain view police department is asking for help to find a missing 83 year old woman. take a look at the photo. they say ursula von. so spela me was last seen about nine o'clock last night around leslie court and east middlefield road. they believe she is on walking and wearing blue pajamas. police say she is at risk if you see her please call 911. today house speaker nancy pelosi continues her trip in eastern europe. she has now met with the president of poland after meeting with leaders in ukraine. ktvu is james torres live this morning to explain what this congressional delegation is taking away from their trip abroad. james good morning, allie. pelosi's trip with a number of other members of congress happened unannounced. at the same time, security conditions in the capital city of kiev seemed to be improving. officials at the u. s. nbc in ukraine met this morning to announce the embassy. should

expect to reopen by the end of the month. they say much of the violence that we've seen over the last two months has now moved away from the capital city and moved further south and east of the country. this comes as evacuations and marry paul are still underway. the united states allies. other countries have armed and supplied ukraine speed you that is unprecedented. we had fortified the eastern flank of nato with thousands of troops. over the weekend, speaker pelosi met with ukrainian president vladimir zelensky. and last week pelosi says she wants to streamline president biden's request to spend $33 billion on relief efforts in ukraine. she is now the most senior american lawmaker in highest ranking american official to travel to ukraine, and pelosi had this message to president zelinsky and those surviving the war. we believe that we are visiting you to say thank you for your fight for freedom that we are on a frontier of freedom. and then

your fight is a fight for everyone. and so our commitment is to be there for you until the fight is done. policy now in poland today released a statement after meeting with president andre duda. they're saying quote our members discussed our country's continued commitment to ukraine , particularly as the congress prepares to transform president biden's new requests for additional security. and economic and humanitarian assistance into legislation are meeting also focused on reaffirming our nation's joint commitment to further strengthening the u. s polish partnership and the nato alliance. she went on to thank polish communities for housing a number of ukrainian refugees. pelosi led a delegation of democratic lawmakers, including adam schiff, who represents parts of l, a and east bay congresswoman, barbara lee. pelosi says the delegation will return to washington d. c. more informed and moved by their trip, ali all right. thank you, james. well, starting today, tourists from the u. s. canada and more than 50. other countries can now visit new zealand for the first time in

more than two years. the island nation dropped most of its border restrictions today, people who are vaccinated from waiver countries, including the u. s are now allowed to visit tourists will have to be vaccinated and test negative before and after arriving. some of the people who were the first to come into the country where people in long distance relationships it was about three years between when we saw each other we met in japan and you had already come back to new zealand when we decided to make a go of it romantically and, uh, could have planned better. not only is this a further sign of normality returning in our interactions with the world, but the arrival of our northern hemisphere friends will further propel our economic recovery. new zealand has had some of the toughest limits on entry of any country in the world during the pandemic. several european countries are also lifting covid restrictions. greece is ending

its policy that requires people to show proof of vaccination. negative covid test or a recent recovery to enter the country. it is keeping the rules that require masks on airplanes and in italy, the country is doing away with the health past system that was required to enter restaurants, gyms and other venues. former white house doctor and coronavirus response coordinator, dr deborah berke says the u. s. should prepare for possible summer surge of covid cases. we should be preparing right now for a potential surge in the summer across the southern united states because we saw it in 2020, and we saw it in 2021. wow. that's not a general consensus right now. that's a warning. you think that's what's coming for the south? is it this new variant? well, each of these surges have been a slightly different variant, because, yes , our immune system wayne's now who's carrying the virus that participates in these surges. we are vaccinated individuals as well as on vaccinated individuals. as she says

covid-19 home testing kits are a vital tool in keeping that surge to a minimum, dr burke says. we should be testing ourselves regularly to ensure that we stay at home when we're positive with the virus. oakland teachers will be back in the classroom this morning after a one day strike. last week, teachers protested the oakland unified school district's plan to close or merge 11 schools over the next two years. they walked off the job friday for the third time this semester in a one day strike, organizers say. the district's board of director at the district and the board of directors of the school are ignoring their concerns, but the district says those school closures are necessary because of ongoing problems with decline. declining enrollment. some teachers in daly city now don't have to worry about finding affordable housing close to their jobs. the jefferson union high school district just opened up affordable staff apartments on sarah monte boulevard. they say they're rented to staff at rates quote significantly lower than market rates. the new apartments opened

yesterday and have enough units to house roughly 25% of the district employees district says it hopes to keep building more housing to provide more places to live for the rest of their workers. the element. alameda city council has expanded the city's rent stabilization ordinance to include dozens of people who live in floating homes. the council's unanimous decision will affect an estimated 66 people who live along alamitos. barnhill marina there, you see a live picture of it. this morning. it's just across the estuary from our jacqueline and studios. half of the people who live in this development are over the age of 65. they live on fixed incomes. they reached out to the city of alameda after being told that the harbor's new owner was planning to raise their morning fees. at least 30. in berkeley police are launching a crackdown on double parking on durant avenue. several busy restaurants are located there just east of telegraph avenue. people have taken to double parking on both sides of the street to pick up food from the restaurants, including those delivery drivers that has led to traffic

congestion, putting busses behind schedule and blocking emergency vehicles. this coming weekend on friday and saturday night. police in berkeley say they will be out in force to issue tickets for double parking. caltrain will be running fewer trains during the week. for most of this month. usually the rail system operates 104 trains per day. starting today that will drop to 88 trains. that is so caltrain can start electrifying its tracks in burlingame in san mateo. that work is scheduled to be done. by may 20th. i know it's important work, but it comes as other transit agencies sell are increasing the number of trains in the frequency of their service and that obviously we're going to keep a watch on that. so far, we haven't had any major caltrain delays and we'll see how they can. manage that with their new schedule. good morning , and let's talk about some of the commutes. now that we see trying to get up on a monday morning, as we mentioned, we knew that this was coming. there's a little bit of a delay now that the metering lights have been turned on at the bay bridge. 8 80 looks pretty good

with no major issues and on the same mateo bridge that traffic is looking very good. we've also been watching. that south bay commuter. i don't see a lot going on here, and it's nice to see that we're off to a nice start kind of easing into a monday commute. at 6 11. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, so hundreds of young people coming together to help their community on their bikes. we're going to tell you about the organization that they're supporting and how their bike ride making is making a difference, and the warriors with a tight finish in their first game in the next round of the nba playoffs, that win was without draymond green, who was ejected from the game. we'll hear from head coach this mother's day, show mom that you worship the ground she walks on.

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at g people cycled through the streets of san francisco to help raise awareness for an important nonprofit in their community. the mission food hub not only operates as a neighborhood food pantry, it also helps get kids out of the house and active. oh,

my god. it was amazing to go and take all these young people 1300 plus to go all the way to the city and just lay on the grass for a minute and get some sunshine with just amazing. sunday's ride also helped raise money for the more than 9000 families. admission food hubs says it provides groceries to every week a new state law that went into effect this weekend dramatically expands california's medical coverage. california is now the first state in the nation to provide health care coverage to all low income residents. 50 years of age or older, regardless of their immigration status. supporters of the measure, saying many older people often don't see a doctor until it's too late. this gives you the security that now you can come in. now you can get your physicals. now you can be preventative about your health care and i have to wait until something gets really, really bad. a family of four can make up to $38,000 and be eligible for coverage through the state's insurance program. people aged

65 older are eligible for medical no matter their income level. the city of san francisco has now expanded its free diaper program to include all low income residents, including immigrants and undocumented families. mayor london breed says this move will double the number of eligible families for this city program. monthly diaper bills for single baby can range between $80 to $100 a month. to go and say warriors will continue their series against the memphis grizzlies tomorrow night. was a close one. yesterday the warriors beat the grizzlies won 17 to 1 16 and the thrilling game one of their playoff series in memphis yesterday. clay thompson hit that go ahead three pointer with just 36 seconds left on the clock and then john rant missed that last second layup. warriors head coach steve kerr says he's not surprised his team managed to pull off that exciting victory to begin the playoff series. i was really proud of the guys for, uh really maintaining their poise through , uh, you know, some difficult, uh, adversity and we were

confident and determined and the guys stayed with it, and i mean, we're we're just so thrilled to be back in the playoffs back in the hunt back in the mix. the warriors victory in game one came despite draymond green's injection. just before halftime . the referees threw green out of the game after he grabbed brandon clark's jersey as they both fell to the floor. hundreds of warrior fans gathered outside san francisco's chase center to watch the doves take on the grizzlies in memphis, the team invited the fans to their free watch party, where they could watch the big game outside the arena on a huge video screen there. some fans named this celebration after the young star of the warriors, jordan's pool, who scored 31 points in yesterday's game. party party, baby. i'm enjoying myself. i came all the way from sacramento. the warriors are hosting another watch party outside chase center tomorrow night for game two of this series. alright, super fun, very

exciting. time now, 6 17 back over to sell. what do you mean whether or not those people are really having fun at the pool party party? i love that. yes, it sounds it looks like they're having a lot of fun. good morning, everyone. let's go out and take a look at what we have. you know, if you're driving to the bay bridge toll plaza, we do have rather large. well, i wouldn't say that's too large. i'll take it back. i would say that's a moderate backup. we've had larger but it's not completely clear and this is what we would expect that those metering lights have been going on. this is a look at interstate 80. north and south. that looks pretty good and no problems on that same mateo bridge or for that matter on 8 80, so we're just kind of getting into the beginning of this commute. you still have an opportunity to jump ahead of most of the crowd, i would say. at 6 18. here's a man who always had fun wherever he goes. ms tried to i tried. that's right. thank you, sal. alright we'll get to it here.

wind is out there for some, especially on the bridges some of the higher elevations and we have some good news here. the bodega bay bowie is now reporting again. after being down for what? almost a year. and it shows what i thought it would show really cold water temp 49 degrees, same as san francisco bowie. low fifties upper forty's. that's really cold water for us, 48 49. you don't see anything. usually it's about the bottom of the scale there as far as temperatures go, and we'll probably continue this theme because these systems coming in and they dig into nevada and we continue to get that northwest wind that northwest wind generates upwelling. in fact, it's been going all the way down to southern california even off san diego, so i would expect a continuation of these cold water temps to go. and that's certainly plays into you go into may and june if they stay cold that plays into a bigger fog bank breezy cooler today, mostly sunny than breezy, but more of a northerly breeze tomorrow and it will be warmer. we'll get some even warmer temps on wednesday today, though, we dropped the temps napa livermore, redwood city, san jose. upper sixties low seventies after mid upper

seventies yesterday. it doesn't take long to turn things around, though, but today is all about cool and breezy conditions. mount diablo little brisk there 47 northwest of 42, mph. that'll get your attention. west southwest 22 at travis oakland airport due west at 20 mph conquered south 15 sfo's had about 28 to 45 mile per hour gusts right now, the only 35 west wind at hayward, west, southwest and livermore, northwest at half moon bay, and it's more of a westerly breeze san carlos, also mountain dew forties on the temp, santa rosa, those sonoma county airport down to 41 callous sodas, 43. sandy bells at 44 wanna creek 48 livermore 49, but really kensington 46, then upper forties are low fifties, so everyone's within a couple of degrees. there's not a huge spread this morning here. these systems will continue to march and then dive into nevada. so they are wind producers for us, we will get a break tuesday wednesday. wednesday will be the warmest day then here comes another system late thursday, friday and maybe a very strong system for may. to make a move

on sunday and monday, which does look like it could give some rain to the north and high elevation. snow will probably be a windy and cooler pattern for us the way things are going, but we'll keep an eye out for you. 50 60 seventies. on the temps tomorrow will be warmer. wednesday will be the warmest day start a little cool down thursday. big cool down pam friday into the weekend. hard thank you. steve and steve's been talking about it. it seems like wildfire season is now all year long up next. the high tech approach some fire agencies are taking to both fight and prevent new fires. reports of its end may be greatly exaggerated the group that's stepping in to try to save the gilroy garlic festival days after it was canceled.

under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. arer thousands of people had to evacuate near santa fe, new mexico, firefighters were hoping

the winds would die down. but that was not the case in some cases. the winds blew embers more than a mile away from the fire, which then ignited new fires. fires only 30% contained as climate change continues to create bigger wildfires. fire agencies are now turning to new tools to prevent flames from becoming firestorms. updated aircraft and new fire prediction. tools are making it possible in many cases. to find and put out fires before the public even knows there's been a spark san jose based al cheragh excess artificial intelligence software is used to constantly watch over some of pg and e s most fire prone areas. the artificial intelligence algorithm. look through the camera finds anomalies in that pixel like smoke and quickly alerts down to it and says, ah, that is smoke that is flame that needs recognition. what he's talking about is the fire scout software can tell the difference between harmless fog and small

puffs of smoke that can explode into a wildfire and it can provide the location with pinpoint accuracy, making response times much faster. a group of artists in new york city is creating an immersive virtual reality experience to help people understand the impacts of climate change. visitors at the arcadia earth museum can wear special headsets and walk through a network of holes and rooms representing ecosystems in our planet. now, creators say, users will see hologram and lifelike animations that provide new facts about the environment. and the dangers facing different parts of the globe. intentions is to inspire people to come. and leveraging game and immersive. uh um beauty. to deliver a message. each room also features recycled waste like plastic bags and fishing lines that artists have

transformed into sculptures and interactive objects. officials say a portion of the ticket sales will go towards planting mangrove trees. also today, the met gala returns to the first monday in may. the event was postponed last year, of course canceled in 2020. it's a fundraiser for new york's metropolitan museum of art's costume institute. it's known for the creative outfits of the celebrities who attend this year's theme, gilded glamour. and the gilroy garlic festival is reportedly on again after being canceled. last week. the ceo of the san joaquin asparagus festival says they will host the garlic festival posted a message on social media that said, quote we heard the extremely sad news that the gilroy garlic festival will not be holding their annual big garlic festival. we just couldn't let that happen. no other details have been released at this point, but the group said it would announce more information soon. new details about the death of a san jose police officer. what we're

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forl have the details on two crashes that left two people dead plus more tricks, and now it's time to organize. workers' rights, the prime focus for several groups across the bay area this may day weekend. the key issues many rallied for from ktvu. fox. two news. this is mornings on tv. alright investors hoping may is better than april as we take

you live to the opening bell on the new york stock exchange, the nasdaq coming off its worst month since 2000 and eight, there's the bell live. it's another big week for earnings reports some of the big names, including airbnb, and jetblue, has reportedly sweetened the deal and its attempt to buy spirit airlines will have all the details coming up in today's dollars and cents. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to cook erasmus. today is monday, may 2nd and let's get things started with a check of the weather a little bit of a breeze out there. steve is correct. ali and pam, we have a cooler pattern today before we see a warmup tuesday, wednesday and then back into a cooler, maybe even windy pattern by the weekend with possibility of mountain snow and maybe some rain for us on sunday. i'm getting out of myself but another week system up near the oregon border that's generating a breeze. so the monday breezes in place you can call me the breeze and breezy to windy, especially some of the higher elevations on the coast. cooler mostly sunny have a little bit patchy fog, but temps coming down again, so sixties and near 70 right over the sound. now

it's 6 30 bay bridge toll plaza somewhere else. you know what leading to the toll plaza and the tall plant a something we're going to cover. for example, if you're on highway 24, 6 80 or 2 42. it's getting a little bit more crowded. but right now, when you get over to some of these bridges are still okay ish babe bridge. it's getting a little crowded. but still, i would say nothing unusual getting into san francisco interstate 80 looks pretty good . with no major issue. steve and i have been talking about the wind so the wind may actually get your attention this morning on those spans at 6 31. let's go right back to the headlines, sal . thank you. it was a deadly weekend in san jose, where two people died after being hit by cars in separate crashes. last night, police say a bicyclist was hit and killed just after nine o'clock near the intersection of capitol expressway and mclaughlin avenue . police say the cyclist died at the scene and the driver is cooperating with investigators. there's no word yet on how that deadly accident happened. and

we're getting more information about a woman who was hit and killed on saturday in san jose. police say the woman was was hit and killed by two different drivers saturday evening, getting off the freeway at capitol avenue and highway 6 80 . they say the women was not in a marked crosswalk when it happened. they have now been 31 traffic fatalities in san jose so far this year. over the weekend, ktvu learned what caused the death of a rookie san jose police officer last month, the santa clara county medical examiner's office confirms to us here at ktvu, the 24 year old dijon packer died of fentanyl toxicity. packer was a former star football player at san jose state university and was just finishing up his first year as the san jose police officer. san jose police released a statement reading in part we need to be mindful of the fact that we are not immune to issues that plague society in this case, substance abuse as humans. we are not perfect and mistakes will be made. officer wellness is paramount priority at our agency

. people across the world and here in the bay area marked international workers' day, which is also known as made a coalition of groups representing unions and workers marched down san jose's east santa clara street calling for expanded workers' rights. may 1st is a day that traditionally celebrates the accomplishments of labor unions. when you have a union that's backing you. you have a union that is enforcing the laws, ensuring that you are paid what you're worth, ensuring that you are paid for all the time that you are that you were in ensuring that you know your rights. recently successful efforts by small groups of workers to unionize at places like starbucks and amazon could indicate a resurgence of unionization, according to the national labor relations board this year petitions to start the process of starting a union are up 75% compared to last year. the city of santa clara has avoided a strike that was set to begin this morning, negotiators for the city of reached a tentative agreement with more than 100 operation and maintenance workers who clean city buildings. the proposed

deal provides those workers with a one time payment of $5000 and salary increases over the next three years. santa clara city council is expected to approve the agreement later this month. the settlement in santa clara follows rallies marking may day may 1st is a day that celebrates the accomplishments of labor unions. hundreds of people showed up for a made a march and rally in downtown san francisco. there were similar events in cities around the world and a may day rally in france turned violent. hundreds of demonstrators angry about the labor policies of newly reelected president emmanuel macron took to the streets of paris. they battled with police in riot gear for several hours in a protest that included widespread vandalism and looting. stanford nurses are voting to ratify a new contract after an agreement was reached to end an ongoing strike workers at stanford healthcare and lucile packard children's hospital went on strike this past week. their union was calling for better working conditions and for management to address staff shortages. if this contract is approved, nurses

will head back to work tomorrow , and if it's approved, here's what it would include it would give stanford nurses a 7% wage increase this year, a 5% increase effective at the start of next april, and another increase effective in april of 2024. it also includes increases to nurses retirement benefits. the contract also includes an added week of vacation time for all nurses starting in 2020 for the smart train is back up and running on sundays for the first time in two years, the sonoma marin area regional transit system dropped its services in april 2020 as the pandemic began , but says now is the right time to bring back the sunday train. the agency says ridership increased by about 48% from january to april. writers taking the train to the larkspur ferry and heading to the giants game say having the service on sunday is amazing. just excited of what an easy way to get to the game for us, because otherwise it's a long day, so this would be great. yeah also opened up our minds to more adventures. smart

is also planning to add about 10 more trips throughout the next week throughout the week, starting next month, it expects ridership to hit about 85% of pre pandemic levels by next year. time is 6 35 and president biden will attend to celebration tonight that marks the end of ramadan that comes after he attended the white house correspondents dinner over the weekend. that's the first time president attended this dinner in six years. yeah it's understandable. we had a horrible plague. followed by two years of covid. event is usually a chance for members of the media to gather with members of the presidential administration and usually trade good natured barbs with the comedian acting as emc during the trump administration. the president was invited but never attended. president biden did not attend the actual dinner because of covid concerns, but said he enjoyed the entertainment portion of the evening. the host of the daily show trevor noah, was the featured speaker and

talked about the importance of the media. i really hope you all remember what the real purpose of this evening is? yes, it's fun. yes, we dress nice against the people that drink. we have fun, but the reason we're here. and celebrate the fourth estates. and what you stand for. what you stand for. an additional check and balance that holds power to account. and get his voice to those who otherwise wouldn't have one. journalists who were also honored for their work, including those journalists covering the war in ukraine. the event was created back in 1921 by journalists covering the white house. that was a great speech. my trevor noah. i appreciate that as a member of the media, right salad bin. it's been some media bashing, so it's nice to hear journalists being honored. that's right. there was sounds like it was pretty fun event. all right. good morning, everyone. let's go out. i want to show you that traffic is moving along slowly at the bay bridge, because all of a sudden we do have a crowd. it is not affected by crashes. but you

will see some slow traffic here at the top plans and no problems on the bridge. this is a look on interstate 80 north and south. and you can see that traffic is looking good. also for the same entail bridge. we're off to a good start. so we do have a nice looking kind of easing into a monday commute and 6 38. let's bring steve in to talk about today's weather. all right. thank you, kind, sir. we'll get right to it. here. i cooler, breezy pattern, but we actually have some good news. there's so much negativity. i try and focus on the good stuff once. but dig a beibu is working again. yeah i did write an email to the national data buoy center. do you think we get this fixed? how about half moon bay? that's been out for almost two years. hopefully that'll get fixed as well. it is important for multiple reasons, but the bodega bay. bowie shows the same thing. the san francisco but we're showing 49 degrees. the surface temperature that's cold 43 44 truck in south lake tahoe 44 down in santa maria. fifties low fifties uk in sacramento, both at 51 52 down it, monterey can

see the system. i mean, that's that's pretty good. a little low moving in seattle portland tail end of that dragging across northern california. it's a win to producer for us and a cooler. producer as well on the tips. cool at the coast wins 2035 miles had sfo to 45 earlier, mostly sunny, some patchy fog out there mainly confined to the coast. 60 seventies and attempts . napa livermore. redwood city, san jose, lower on those temps today, sixties and low seventies tomorrow that will turn them right around. west of 20 at oakland, west southwest 22 at travis westerly breeze in place except for nevada. that's kind of the outlier right there, but sfo has been cranked up here. there's west 25 gusting 35 not as robust elsewhere. not at least it's an onshore breeze about 25 to 30 in san francisco in a few locations. 41 sonoma county airport and then mid forties upper forties too low fifties. most locations are stuck in this range. i don't think they'll change all that much. all those stanford campus and woodside have dipped to a

cool 42. san mateo, belmont and foster city, all at 50 and same for el ganado with pacific at 49 degrees, los altos is a 44. that system will dive into nevada. that's the key here that dives in and what's that do well, that gives us wind so we'll get a break on tuesday wednesday, wednesday will be the warmest day maybe some upper eighties for a few that system arrives a little on friday could give this year a little snow high elevation snow sunday is the one to watch, though there's some hints that one could give us some rain mainly to the north, but also more snow up in the mountains. it will be a cooler, windy pattern for us here. most likely, though, for most cooler, breezy to windy today. mostly sunny, warmer weather returns tomorrow. warmest day will be wednesday. if you want. i need some upgrade as well. go inland because it looks like we'll get him. but then it starts to cool down again thursday and really cools down. l a p m going into the weekend. all right. thank you. steve apple, facing legal trouble and allegations of antitrust violations this morning coming up, wyatt all comes down to apple pay. right before that. let's check in with

gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with what else is coming up here on morning sun too. good morning. good morning, pamela ali. when i join you in studio will focus on a climber who was rescued from a cliff in utah. the climber is recovering this morning. coming up at seven. have first responders were able to rescue him after he fell and spent the night on the cliff face. also we have new video of a russian boat getting hit in the black sea. details on this latest military strike coming up

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roll back the gas tax increase that's scheduled to take effect on the first of july. that means we will be paying 54 cents a gallon in the state gas tax, up

three cents from the current 51 cents. that doesn't include federal and local taxes. on top of that. drivers say they hate paying the taxes but don't have a choice. i think people complain about this. it is what it is. you still gotta go to work. you still got to go do your thing stupid. it doesn't make any sense to bahamas with joe. that's why are we paying $6 a gallon for what? the governor's staff says there is a possibility of a gas tax rebate for people who have cars and trucks registered in california , but there would be a lot of details to work out still, including a possible cap on who would be eligible and how many cars per household qualified before it could be introduced. according to triple a the average price of a gallon of gas across the state right now, $5.74. that's a penny more from yesterday and up five cents from last monday. san francisco drivers are paying $5.90 with prices in san jose and oakland about 12 cents less. triple a analysts say a tight gasoline supply is pushing prices higher even though demand for gas was down last week. in today's dollars and cents. european

union officials are warning they could take legal action against apple. eu antitrust authorities say apple may have abused its dominant position when it comes to mobile wallets. now that's according to the wall street journal. the european commission says by limiting the technology used in contact lists payments with mobile devices and stores. apple has also limited competition, and it says apple's decision to prevent app developers from gaining access to hardware and software. gave apple pay an unfair advantage this morning. jetblue's effort to buy spirit airlines is getting more complicated executives that spirit air rejected jetblue's new bid this morning, saying they will go with the offer to merge with frontier. instead spirit called jetblue's offer too risky, and so they do not think it will get approval. jetblue's board says they will try to sweeten that deal to try to convince spirits board and tesla is recalling 48,000 model threes because of an issue with the speedometer. tesla says the car's speed may not be properly displayed when

it's in track mode, which is designed to modify controls while driving on closed circuit courses. tesla says a firm where update in december in inadvertently removed the speed unit from the interface, the recall and got involved model threes made between 2018 and 2022. an update will be sent to the car. california has launched its latest program that's designed to boost homeownership that allows qualified first time buyers to borrow up to 10% of the cost of the home from the state. that debt would be forgiven if the buyer lives in the home for five years. the loans are available to families making less than 80% of their county's annual median income. that's $95,000 a year in san francisco for a family of four the white house is considering limits on who may be eligible to have their student debt canceled . the washington post reports that senior that senior biden aides are looking into limiting the loan forgiveness plan to people who earn less than either 125 or $150,000 the previous year. president biden says the

final amount forgiven would be lower than the $50,000 per person that some democrats are pushing for. republicans argue that student loan forgiveness is an attempt to bribe voters. the a's will begin a series against the tampa bay rays tonight at the oakland coliseum. the cleveland guardians defeated the 73 yesterday to complete their first sweep in oakland in 22 years. picture thurston mackenzie threw six scoreless innings in cleveland's victory. the a's have slipped to fourth place in the american league west with 10 wins and 12 losses for the season. the giants will begin a series against their longtime rivals the dodgers in los angeles. tomorrow night, the washington nationals beat the giants 11 to 5 take two games of the three game series. the giants are now in third place in the national league west with a record. 14 wins eight losses. the team is battling a covid spike now five giants have tested positive for covid in the past week, including brandon belt and mike your strengths. cay sal. were you able to, uh

catch the giants games. how are you feeling? say that again. i missed your question there, pam, were you able to catch the giants games? and how are you feeling about how they're doing right now? i feel like the giants doing okay? i mean, they've lost a few games, however. i was there on friday night when they started doing the wave and i was the person who was sitting down during the wave came through. i'm just sitting there because i will not. you didn't see it or you just principle. i don't want to be part of the way we have video. if we need to find video of that guy who is sitting down everyone else is doing the way that you might find that. alright, that's funny. good morning. good morning, everyone. the richmond bridge. we have to get to it right away. i know you're fascinated by the wave top, but we do have to talk about the richmond bridge because there is a problem. westbound 5 80. there's a crash admits spend three vehicles and the this just happened a few minutes ago. this is brand new. so all of a sudden we have a

problem on the richmond bridge. it was moving just just a few minutes ago. so this crash is brand new. we'll watch. it looks like everyone is at a standstill here. this is a look at the bay bridge that is backed up for one of the typical delay getting into francisco and there are no problems on interstate 80 right now in oakland, so we'll keep an eye on that brand new crash on the richmond bridge now 6 49. let's bring steve back in. with today's weather getting a little grumpy in your older age, their cell a little not doing that wave. get off my lawn. my line, you guys. all right. thank you. we do have a cooler pattern today. it looks just so you know, for the weekend. all the important weekend, especially sunday. it's windy and cooler. as a series of systems we marching in. we will get a warm up here on tuesday wednesday before another couple of systems dig in. so you know this is april was windy, especially the last half. and what i think i think we're seeing that in the first 7 to 10 days of may as

well cool at the coast or some patchy fog. they're mostly sunny but breezy to windy and cooler. napa livermore, redwood city, san jose. those arrows are all heading down to the upper sixties are very low seventies tomorrow will turn those around western oakland, 20 west, southwest travis west southwest napa south had conquered. that s f o has been out in front, along with the ultimate past and some of the higher gusts. there's west. gusting to 35 was 45 early early this morning, and i've seen about 35 also out to the ultimate past. 41 sonoma county airport. after that, it's mainly mid forties upper forties too low fifties hayward's 51 fremont's 51 of the cities in their san jose as well. upper forties or mid forties for a few sunnyvale at 45, calistoga 44. same in the santa cruz mountains in santa cruz proper. not much change here, even towards south san jose and morgan hill, campbell, 43, cupertino and saratoga both at 45. these systems dive into nevada. they are wind producers. that's the pattern. now, with the exception of tuesday, wednesday, we'll get a little bit of a warm up there. you can see starting on friday night and especially on sunday

looks to be a strong system for me coming in, which probably won't give us much in the way of any rain, but it could do the north and give this year some some snow, but it does look windy and cooler right now. for sunday 50 60 seventies on your temps here and going forward. warmer weather tuesday wednesday , especially wednesday, start a little cool down thursday and then a much bigger one friday into the weekend. ali all right . thank you. steve house speaker nancy pelosi, wrapping up her unannounced trip to europe this morning. details are for with ukrainian president vladimir zelensky. and you could be hitting the slopes almost into summer, the ski resort that says they will be extending their season.

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to save some money travel overseas going, whether it's to mexico and latin america or over to europe or elsewhere is still down about 15 20, maybe even higher. opting for shorter distances and taking advantage of beaches, national parks and campgrounds that are closer to home can also cut costs. hotels also discount rooms when you join their loyalty programs and remember to look for triple a or senior discounts. tourism in california is recovering from the pandemic, but a new report finds it's still got a long way to go visit. california says visitors spending jumped to $100 billion last year. that's up by more than 45% from the first year of the pandemic, but it is still much lower. been pre pandemic levels in 2019, visitors spent as much as 145 billion in california, the report says the main gap in spending still comes from international travelers who have been slow to return travel restrictions in new covid variants. may as asian american and pacific islander heritage month at time to honor the

contributions of the community in the us in san francisco, bruce lee is being celebrated for his impact on and off the big screen. the new exhibit. we are bruce lee at the chinese historical society of american museum is giving visitors a look at lee and his influence. chris lee was born in san francisco, the chinese hospital in 1940. he moved back to hong kong, you know, shortly after, but as a young man came, eventually endep opening a studio in oakland a ve in the bay area. we are. bruce lee is expected to run for three years. the exhibit features artifacts from lee's careers in film, television, martial arts and writing. president biden honored former vice president walter mondale and called him one of the great giants in american history. the president spoke at mondale's memorial service in minneapolis, which was delayed by a year due to the pandemic. mondale served as

president jimmy carter's vice president, from 1977 to 1981. he then ran against ronald reagan in 1984 as the democratic presidential nominee. he was the first vice president. to have an office in the west wing. just a few steps away from the oval office. that never happened before. they're over in the executive office building. across the street. that was the true strength of the vice presidency said mondale died in april last year at the age of 93. the country music hall of fame honored the judds last night, one day after the death of naomi judd. her family requested that the induction ceremony go on as planned to help friends and fans grieve wynonna judd appeared with her sister ashley, and told the crowd that although her heart is broken, she will continue to sing. naomi judd was 76 years old. calcium is tahoe, extending its season after an april snowstorm brought plenty of powder to the mountain resort says the storms dumped several

feet of snow in the sierra. so instead of closing yesterday, as planned, the resort is staying open on weekends until memorial day monday, may 30th people at palisades tahoe. we're happy to get some runs in this late in the season. i've never been springsteen before, so i think it's really exciting to be out here with the sun shining and you know you're not freezing cold, so i'm really excited. i mean, we might make it up one more day. then for another quick hold a trip. the staff at palisades are excited about the opportunity to stay open. they say grooming teams will go out and move snow from closed areas to other parts of the mountain that are still open to try and maintain the best conditions they can. and a really weird year. we've seen a lot of snow in december. a lot of snow in april and not quite a long, dry spell january through march, so we are so glad to have those late season storms glad they pulled through for us to be able to extend our season. see you can see in this video the right up to the mountain. there's still a lot of rocks and dirt visible. it isn't a fully snow

covered mountain. but there is just enough snow left to maintain those spring skiing conditions. house speaker nancy pelosi, wrapping up her meeting with polish officials this morning, a live report on an unannounced weekend trip to ukraine and poland by several u. s leaders. plus investigating weekend side shows what neighbors had to say about it disturbing late night show and what one is space city is doing to try to curb side shows there. in oakland police officer is in the hospital this morning with the officer was investigating just before getting hurt. that's next. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings onto back gasia mikaelian erasmus. today is monday may 2nd get to be with you to have you with steve paulson as well. our weather expert meteorologist, it seems like a mixed bag. coming up over the next week to 10 days. that is about the way it's looking. you too. i mean, a little cooler one day, a little warmer than next, but maybe even very windy

and cool. by the time we get to the weekends kind of the way it's looking with more serious no. just tweeted it out. but that's the way it looks right now. still six days away. these systems continue to march in. we're in the southern end of them so we don't get much we do get the breeze. we do get the cooler temps and some fog out there. but on monday breezes in place or win for some sfo has been about 35 to 45 mile per hour gusts cooler, mostly scientific attempts coming down, which means below average here was sixties and near 70. alright sal's here. richmond bridge is what i'm hearing. yeah it is pretty slow and this crash happened about 15 minutes ago, and all of a sudden we went from being pretty good to stand still traffic. they're clearing the crash on the middle of the span. things are getting a little better. at one point, i was just looking and the vehicles were not moving. so now we're kind of creeping along. but if you are driving over to marin county out of richmond, this is going to be an issue and traffic is quickly backing up on 5 80. so this is not an easy morning there. if you're going to the bay bridge, there's a