for stanford basketball is legendary coach tara vanderveer announced. she's retiring. we'll tell you how the university and the world of college basketball is reacting to the news. plus, an asinine ruling, and i hope that arizonans will fix it. >> but right now, the law of the land is at arizona has to fix it them lves. >> i refuse to allow arizona to become a state where doctors are going to be afraid to practice, to just do their jobs. the arizona supreme court upholds a near total ban on abortions, the impact this law could have on the upcoming november election from ktvu.

>> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is wednesday april 10th. and i think it's going to be even warmer today. let's check in with steve paulson at least inland okay. not it was it was pretty darn warm on the coast yesterday. >> not today. there's a bigger fog back there. okay we'll get some 80s inland. i think we'll get 60s over by the coast. a mini summer pattern here. 40s on the temps here across the board. upper 40s for some, mid 40s for others. you can't see. it's hard to see, but it's there and it's solid san mateo coast moving, moving up the marin coast. so patchy on the santa cruz. now again it's only going to impact a few areas and that's to the west. otherwise temps livermore in san jose 81 and 80. all right i believe frank mallicoat was in the neighborhood. we dragged him in and said, you're doing traffic today. hey you know, i'm up at 230 every day of the week,

so i know you're not. >> no, i am not. god bless all of you. but yeah, sal's enjoying a couple of days off, so i'll be pinch hitting for him. happy to say, a few weeks ago when i filled in, we had all kinds of things going on at 4:00, but it's pretty, pretty clear right now. let's take a look at the toll plaza on that bay bridge. as you can see, cars are moving freely into san francisco right now outside of a little construction out there, everything looks pretty good. san mateo bridge quiet as well, but i'm sure things will pick up here in about an hour or so. that's a look at traffic. let's send it back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. frank. legendary stanford women's basketball coach tara vanderveer will hold a news conference this afternoon on the stanford campus to discuss her retirement. the basketball legend holds many records, including the most wins by any coach in college basketball history, 1216 victories. vanderveer has won three national championships and led her teams to 14 final fours

in her 38 seasons at stanford. just a few months ago, vanderveer reflected on her career. >> i've enjoyed every minute of it, i just i love coaching at stanford and, you know, basketball is just such a passion of mine that it has gone really fast. but it's been fun. >> vanderveer coached the u.s. women's basketball team to a gold medal in the 1996 olympics, and in 2011, she was enshrined into the basketball hall of fame. she will stay with stanford athletics in an advisory role. >> she's incredible. well, the basketball world is honoring vanderveer, espn analyst jay bilas tweeted. tara vanderveer is what a true leader in champion looks like. there's no more respected and admired coach in the game ever. even stanford's biggest rival is congratulating her. the women's basketball coach at cal, charmin smith, posted this message, quote, i think one goal is to

leave the game better than you found it. mission accomplished. tara. thank you for everything. enjoy the next chapter. >> kate paye, a former stanford player and longtime member of the coaching staff, is in negotiations now to take over as the new head coach. as a player, she won a national championship with vanderveer in 1992. she has been on the stanford staff since 2007. if she is officially named the new head coach, she will have to take over stanford team. adjusting to a new routine as it leaves the now defunct pac 12 and heads to the acc now. later today, coach vanderveer will speak to the media about her retirement, and you can find coverage and stories about her on the fox local app. it's a free download for your smart tv. just search for that fox local app and select ktvu. well, a gray whale was spotted off northern california coast entangled in a fishing net. yeah. >> ktvu jana katsuyama tells us that the video of that whale is

bringing together wildlife officials and the marine mammal center to track down that whale. >> the gray whale was spotted off the coast by thornton state beach in daly city. crews with no fisheries work tuesday to try and help the giant mammal that was entangled in a net. it's just saddens me because, we all have to live on this planet together. the whale had been entangled in the fishing gear for weeks, and noaa says it was first spotted down in southern california near long beach. >> it was spotted by one of the whale watch boats off southern california. >> the noah shared this photo with ktvu showing the whale's body. they say unlike the usual entanglements involving rope, this is a much more severe entanglement involving a gillnet. >> gill net is a very dense, mesh and tie twisted around the tail is very difficult to try to remove. >> noaa's west coast marine

mammal stranding network says the whale was too skittish to attempt a disentanglement, so they put a satellite tracker on the whale. on march 23rd. they followed it for a while, but the tracker fell off. gray whales usually migrate at this time of year from breeding grounds in southern california to feeding grounds north near alaska. it had moved northward and was spotted again april 3rd offshore near piedras blancas, and then again here off the coast of thornton beach, where the team tuesday once again approached the whale to attach another tracker and buoys. >> they verified that the entanglement is still there, largely in the way it was down off southern california. and, that's it's distinguished now by some floating their bright colored, balls of floating buoy. >> no, officials are asking people to call their hotline at one 877 s.o.s. whale. if you see

the whale, they say, do not approach it. they are hoping to locate it and then go back out on the water and boats to try and disentangle it with some special equipment in daly city, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> jana. thank you. time is 406 in santa rosa. some people there can't call 911 right now because of a phone outage. it was caused by a failed at&t cable and less than 100 people are affected by this. if you can't reach 911, you can call the santa rosa police non emergency line. there's no word yet on when that phone service will be restored. >> we are learning the identity of a nine year old girl killed in a tragic crash over the weekend in the east bay. dana hernandez tapia of oregon, was killed early sunday morning when the suv she was in crashed at the junction of interstate 680 and highway 242, in concord for women inside the car were hospitalized. the male driver left the scene. no word yet from the highway patrol on what caused the crash, or whether or

not the driver has been found. >> our time is 407. arizona supreme court upheld a ban on almost all abortions in that state. the state supreme court upheld a law that was first approved back in 1864. that was before arizona was even a state. in the ruling, the court said that, quote, all abortions except those necessary to save a woman's life are illegal. the law would also punish abortion providers with prison time. political experts say this abortion ruling and others will play a big role in the november election. >> you're going to see this issue played fast all across the country. there are about 1516 counties in the united states that decide who the next president of the united states is. in those 15 or 16 counties in those states, about half those states will have ballot measures on the ballot concerning abortion rights. >> now, the court did put its ruling on hold for a few weeks to allow more lower court appeals. that means it will be

almost two months before any possible enforcement. >> all right. time now is 408. we want to check in with steve paulson. it was 78, 79 degrees. even along the bay in marin county. so. but i think there's i hear him say some fog rolling in. a lot of us will be happy to see that. >> well, it's only going to be confined to the coast here. so inland it won't matter. it'll still be a i'm just going to make this quick. we have some fog on the coast, so it's a tricky forecast over there, because it's shallow fog bank inland. probably some low 80s is the way it looks here. enjoy today. and tomorrow because big changes are on the way, especially as we head towards friday night into saturday. yes, it does look like pretty good rain, believe it or not. but today we're going to see lots of sunshine. so fog along the coast, clear inland, cool to mild by the beaches, yet warm inland. we are looking for 60s, 70s and then inland upper 70s to low 80s. you guys all right.

>> thank you steve. new efforts to fight the fentanyl crisis. coming up, we hear from the governor's office about a special operation in san francisco that appears to be working. >> and it is closing time for a popular pub in the south bay. we'll tell you why. rosie mccann's is shutting down after 20 years of business in santana row

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allegations are inaccurate. a senate hearing is now scheduled next week on the claims made by the whistleblower. >> an audit shows california is spending billions of dollars on homelessness without tracking where that money is going. now. the review started when south bay state senator dave cortese visited one of the largest homeless encampments in san jose . he asked the city whether the money spent on housing programs was working. he found the data insufficient, so he and other lawmakers asked the state auditor to investigate. now the audit examined two cities, san jose and san diego, between 2018 and 2023. >> you know, to improve upon, you know, some of these areas, these deficiencies and these systemic issues that that the audit, calls out. >> auditors say a council responsible for coordinating the state's efforts against homelessness does not have a consistent method for gathering information about program costs

and outcomes. now, the council issued this response saying the audit's findings, quote, underscore a need to continue to hold local governments accountable. primary responsible for implementing these programs and collecting data on outcomes that the state can use to evaluate program effectiveness. >> our time is now for 13. a former san jose police officer who's at the center of a racist text message scandal is asking a judge to move his case to a venue hundreds of miles away. mark mcnamara, a white former police officer, was sued after being accused of excessive use of force. now he was seen on video in march of 22 shooting a black man who was actually trying to prevent a robbery at a restaurant, according to court documents. mcnamara sent racist and homophobic text messages after that shooting. now, his lawyer is asking that an upcoming civil trial be moved to the eureka area. fearing that mcnamara won't get a fair trial

here in the bay area because of extensive media coverage. but the victim's lawyers oppose that. >> that's complete nonsense, there have been big cases, major cases that, you know, have even more coverage, national coverage that still take place at the venue in which the incidents, you know, have happened. and it's just another method used to delay the trial and to delay the justice that mr. green has been waiting over two years to get. >> right now, the case is tied up in appeals, and it's not clear when a judge may rule on the request of the former officer. the san jose city council approved two separate ordinances designed to provide an extra layer of security around the city's schools. now, yesterday, the city council members banned anyone from camping within 150ft of a school campus. also, they approved a second ordinance. it would ban rvs and other large vehicles

from parking, close to schools. >> a little bit of the wild west where people are going to park wherever they want to park because nobody's going to do anything about it, especially oversize vehicles where you can't see around them. and i think, perhaps we can prioritize, roadway safety. >> now, many homeless advocates in san jose are opposing both of those measures. they say the ordinances will make life harder for people living on the streets or living in their cars or in rvs. >> i think it's just a tragedy. it's just horrible. where are they going to go? let's get them into berryessa first. let's get another safe parking for rvs. let's just get some more ice now. not next year. >> well, city leaders say yesterday's vote is just the first step in enacting these new ordinances and say it will likely be several months before enforcement begins.

>> after 20 years at san jose's santana row, an irish pub, rosie mccann's, will close its doors for good. >> pam, the owner, says they struggled to bring back customers after the pandemic. ktvu is lamonica peters says that what that closure means for that outdoor shopping plaza, from customers to staff members, those who love rosie mccann's at santana row say they're going to miss the food, the fun and the cozy feeling of the irish pub. >> we were very disappointed to hear. we just heard yesterday that they would be closing, and i think it's a loss for santana row. >> i know the customers are sad. after covid, the business kind of been declining, but it's more about like the staff and the family. to me. we've been here for so long. >> the owner of rosie mccann's, mina shamsi, made this post on social media announcing the restaurant's last day of service would be april 20th. retail analysts say santana row is most likely in a transitional phase,

with newer brands coming in and older businesses on the way out. >> i expect them to switch their tenant mix towards a little bit of a higher end tenant mix, but i don't necessarily see them having to switch it into a miami bar, miami design center like high end location, because that already exists over there. >> corral, who's worked at mccann's for nearly a decade, says she found out about the closing last week. she says some employees have been offered jobs at a second location in downtown santa cruz, but the pub just couldn't survive in a changing economic landscape. >> it's just like inflation. we live in california. everything's so expensive and trying to keep up with the cost of other restaurants in santana row, it makes it hard. >> daniel roberts, who's at the restaurant bar for the first time, says he lived in europe for 14 years and having an irish pub nearby reminded him of his former home. >> i'm kind of surprised, actually. it's very rare to find good irish pubs in the south

bay. and so actually today, as we were walking past, we saw this and thought, oh great, let's get some irish food. >> some customers also told us they felt this is a big cultural loss to the community, but they do understand why the owner decided to close the doors on april 20th for a final time. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news thank you. >> lamonica steve paulson has our forecast. it's going to get warm for some. >> that is correct. >> inland coast, some will call it hot, i think. right. >> if you're if it's over 76 is too hot for you then yes. but not on the coast. there's a much bigger fog bank now. it's going to be rather down on the ground, shallow, but still it's there. sunny bay side and inland fog along the coast though. so warmer today if you're away from the coast, no problem. so. but on the coast i it looks pretty solid there. napa, pleasanton, redwood city, san jose 78 for napa. bump it up a couple for pleasanton also redwood city and san jose. so near 80 for a few, interesting on the breeze. if

you go up a higher elevations, there's a little bit of a northerly breeze, but at the surface there's a little more of a westerly breeze or southerly big spread here. look at the mount veeder 65 yet. oakland hills 55, boulder creek 44, southeast, south northeast. so you can see the dividing line there and 40s 50s on the temps here. we we've rapidly warmed up the overnight lows here over the last three days. to the north, san anselmo's 44 sonoma's 45. rohnert park's in there, windsor 44, healdsburg 45. even upper lake and middletown are out of the 30s and into the 40s. upper 20s, 30s in the mountains, 40s and 50s up and down the coast. los angeles, though at 58, up and over everything goes. this will be the warmest day as the high winds out. but on the coast we're dealing with fog. it's a shallow fog bank and rain returns on saturday. it looks like a pretty good little system there, so enjoy today. amounts look pretty good coming in, so i would have a plan b if you're on, you know, have something planned for saturday. sure looks like it. it's coming in. might even linger into early sunday as

well before we see a break early next week with snow in the mountains again. so we're not done yet. so fog along the coast, clear inland, cool mild beaches yet it will be warm inland. big spread here. many summer pattern, no doubt. 60s near the water. 70s and then inland. upper 70s and low 80s. >> okay, steve. thank you. time now for 20. a driver who worked with the city of san francisco was let go during the pandemic because he didn't get vaccinated for covid. the reason that now he can go back to his former job , a new job may be in the works for javier becerra. >> why? he is reportedly thinking about leaving the biden administration and the ew job

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maybe i just smell it? the best part of wendy's new breakfast cinnabon pull apart is all the parts. netanyahu says he has chosen a date for the ground offensive into rafah. that's despite opposition from president biden and other world leaders, who say a military invasion of rafah were more than 1 million displaced. palestinians have

taken refuge, would result in a large number of civilian deaths. a date has not been announced by the israeli government, and some members of the biden administration say no date has been shared with them. >> time is now for 23 family members of american hostages being held in gaza by hamas, met with vice president kamala harris, who is pushing for their release. the hostages who remained have been held for more than six months. their families are demanding action, calling on hamas to accept the deal. that's on the table right now. >> we are demanding from the international community all the partners that are working on this deal qatar, egypt and others to put maximum pressure to get hamas to say yes, there are 133 cherished souls who are being held there, and it is time . >> we don't want any more progress. we want results. >> now, vice president harris told the families that the biden

administration has no higher priority than reuniting the hostages with their loved ones. >> health and human services secretary xavier becerra is reportedly considering stepping down from the biden administration after the november election to run for california governor in 2026. now, that's according to politico, which reports becerra has had conversations with fellow democrats over the past weeks where he indicated he is considering joining the crowded field to succeed governor newsom in two years. becerra previously served as attorney general of california. javier becerra was in the bay area yesterday to talk about the biden administration's push for more access to health care for the latino community, in particular, the secretary of health visited the clinica de la raza in oakland. it was the final event in a weeklong national latino health tour. becerra says the biden administration is working to lower health care costs, including lowering the cost of prescription drugs, despite

opposition from big health care companies. >> don't fight us. join us, president biden has made it very clear we're going to expand health care to more americans. and so if you're in the way, if you're a ceo of some of those companies that are in the way, we're going to fight back. >> becerra says the biden administration is also focused on expanding mental health services to latinos. it launched the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline with spanish language text and chat services. >> our time now for 25, a first of its kind medical procedure, is helping a growing number of bay area military veterans who have prosthetic limbs. it's a two part procedure. it's being done at a va hospital in san francisco. the first physicians install a post in a limb and allow six months of healing and physical therapy. then doctors perform a second operation to properly position the new limb. many local veterans say this groundbreaking surgery has made them much more independent.

>> help my dogs, help my wife. anybody else i can help them now. or before i'd have crutches, they'd have to help me out. it's not going to be perfect. it's not a real leg. it's still a prosthesis. but i'm good with that. >> now, veterans who've who've had this procedure also say it gives them far less pain and much more control and balance. >> new efforts by state lawmakers from both sides of the aisle to fight retail theft. the changes they want to punish smash and grab thieves. >> and there's now a request for a vote recount in that tight congressional race in the south bay. we tell you why the two candidates who tied for second place are not the ones asking for the votes to be recounted

it allows us to track where those efforts have been the most fruitful. >> millions of lethal doses of fentanyl are now off the streets of san francisco. we have the details from the chp on the new operation to fight drug dealing in the city, and changes for disneyland and disney world, what the parks are doing differently for people who are not able to wait in line because of a disability. and what family members need to know from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. >> i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. pam, you got us to the middle of the week again. thank you. yeah well, you did it. it's wednesday. it's april 10th. >> april 10th. i believe that's property tax day. >> yes, steve, i have an impound account, so i don't think about it. all right. >> if any of us who are lucky enough to own a home in california, you do have to pay

for that, those extra fees going up. >> i do know that. >> yeah, that is for sure, man. all right. the temperatures are going up as well, right inland. >> inland. take a look here. >> okay. >> let's look take a look as we show the live camera. there's fog coming back now. the i can't see i know it's early, isn't it? but it's there, there's a pretty good fog bank today. now, the city was 67 yesterday. i've seen some forecast highs of 70 in the city. i don't see how in this wide, wide world of forecasting, you can hit 70 in the city when there's a bigger fog bank. but i'm going 64. so there's a big spread here. of course i do my own thing there. 40s and 50s on the temps. if you're inland, you don't have to worry about it. upper 70s and 80s near the coast, though i think we're dealing with 60s and around the bay, low 70s. all right. this is a man who remembers the 70s. i lived through him just like you, brother. no kidding. >> love the music, don't miss it too much, though i understand that. but the music was good. all right. what music? the early music in the 70s. the late stuff

you can have. well, you know what? it's quiet. which is unusual when i fill in for sal. usually there's a lot going on, but it is early right now at the four 30 hour here. but let's, let's take a look a little bit of construction out there at this hour, but no major collisions and no real big tie ups. right now, that's highway 24 tail lights on their way to a rented the calico tunnel. right now, it is a good time to get out of lamorinda and head towards, san francisco or oakland san mateo bridge. you've got a seven mile trek over that bridge from, hayward into foster city right now. traffic moving along there rather well. no build up either at the bay bridge toll plaza. so, if you commute at four, 430 in the morning, you got clear sailing. at least right now. but give it a little time. i'm sure that's a look at traffic. 432 your time. let's send it back to the desk, guys. >> okay, frank. thank you. time is 432. it looks like the chp is seeing progress and some success in the fight against the fentanyl drug crisis in san

francisco. >> as ktvu joey horta reports, the governor's office released new numbers crediting the agency with taking more than 9.5 million deadly doses of fentanyl off the streets in the last year. >> one little dose, as little as two milligrams could kill you. >> fentanyl is a drug tom wolf knows all too well in 2018, he was living in the streets of san francisco and hooked on both heroin and fentanyl, leading to his arrest. >> it's a struggle because you'll basically do anything to feed that addiction. >> new numbers from governor gavin newsom's office on tuesday show the results of chp special operation, with the city of san francisco targeting the tenderloin and surrounding areas known as a hotspot for open air drug use. >> this is an operation that has a lot of moving parts. >> since may of 2023, chp has taken more than 40 pounds of fentanyl off the streets. that's more than 9.5 million doses of

the drug and had made nearly 500 arrests. >> driving down the street. and we witness a, you know, a hand to hand drug deal. yes, absolutely. we're going to intervene. >> chp focus is on making traffic stops to help free up san francisco police resources. the goal targeting fentanyl trafficking and disrupting the supply chain of a drug that the cdc says is 100 times stronger than morphine. wolf applauds chp operation but stresses that drug treatment is key. >> and in june, i'll have six years clean and sober. and that's because i was held accountable. i had to go to jail for a few months to get sober, and then i went to a six month residential treatment program. >> wolf now works as a consultant for the salvation army's transitional housing program, helping people battling addiction to turn their lives around just like he did. i just need to stop this revolving door that we have with organized drug dealers continuing to be arrested and then getting

released to pretrial diversion, and they head right back out onto the street, chp telling us they are doing this to support san francisco police and police telling us tonight they're thankful for that in san francisco. joey jorda, ktvu, fox two news thank you, joey. >> oakland police will present their proposed budget to the city administration today. now, the department is working on addressing staffing issues. police command told a council safety committee that there are currently 708 officers on the job. the current police budget authorizes 712 officers. the academy has 14 officers set to graduate next month. >> opd is not unique in the fact that we, along with other law enforcement agencies, have had a difficult time recruiting people into our academies. >> the police department budget is about $358 million for the current fiscal year. next year's budget is about $364 million. >> our time is 435 state

lawmakers on both sides of the aisle working together now to crack down on retail theft. here in california yesterday, both democrats and republicans in the state capitol unveiled a package of seven new bills, all designed to combat the growing problem of smash and grabs and other retail thefts. >> as you guys know, our retailers have gone many years and have been asking for the help, and i think that's what we're here to do. >> this bill says to organized crime rings, we mean business, and we're going to give law enforcement the tools they need to shut you down. >> now, the bills would also make it easier for law enforcement agencies to arrest shoplifting suspects and also increase the criminal penalties. however, these proposed laws would not make changes to proposition 47. it's a ballot measure that state voters approve ten years ago. >> we are seven months away from the next presidential election, and it is still unclear if president biden and donald trump will participate in any televised debates. now in an

unusual move, the five major broadcast and cable news networks prepared a joint open letter urging the 2024 presidential candidates to participate in what they call a rich tradition in our american democracy now! donald trump has previously said that he will debate, though he did not participate in the republican debates. president biden has not commented yet, with aides reportedly concerned about moderators enforcing rules. when trump takes the stage time is now 436. >> there could be a recount of votes in the hotly contested race for the congressional seat of retiring congresswoman anna eshoo that ended in a tie for second place. two people have asked for recounts in san mateo and santa clara counties john padilla used to work as a policy director for former san jose mayor sam liccardo, who secured a spot in november's runoff as the frontrunner in the march primary, and dan stejic is a

former candidate for san mateo county supervisor. >> and this race is going to garner a lot of attention because of the unusual set of circumstances. liccardo, still in the driver's seat, but one of those other two is going to try to cut through that means negativity and lots of money. that will be the element of this race. >> now, the boat recount would start monday if those requests qualify. the candidates evan low and joe simitian would both advance if that tie holds, we will know in an hour whether the u.s. is succeeding in lowering inflation. >> this morning, the labor department will release the consumer price index, which measures the average changes in prices that consumers pay for key goods and services. economists predict the cpi will increase slightly. the federal reserve hopes to bring down inflation to about 2, but it is still sitting at about 3.2. >> time is now 438. competition for a powerful artificial intelligence processors ramping up intel announced its latest ai

chip, meant to compete with one of nvidia's most powerful ai processor, which right now powers ai applications for some of the world's biggest tech companies, including microsoft and google. intel says the new chips will be available to customers later this year. >> toyota has now unveiled its new forerunner suv. it is the first redesign of the vehicle in nearly 15 years. now, the 2025 forerunner will have a hybrid option for the first time. the look is very similar to the recently redesigned tacoma pickup. toyota says pricing will be released later this year, closer to when the suv will actually go on sale. >> time is 438. disney making changes to its disability access service at its theme parks. that's the program. it lets people with disabilities get a return time for rides instead of waiting in a standard line at both disneyland and walt disney world, the company now says it's meant for guests with

developmental disabilities like autism who cannot wait in that line. and instead of signing up in person now you have a you can have a virtual interview ahead of your visit beginning may 20th. >> today, muslims around the world and in the bay area will mark the end of the month long fast of ramadan communal prayers will be held in local mosques and several local restaurants are offering deals for the people. breaking the fast celebrations will also take place at the santa clara county fairgrounds, starting at 830 this morning, with food trucks free live shows, face painting and other entertainment. here's what san francisco city hall looked like last night. lit up in green to celebrate the last day of ramadan and recognize national arab heritage month. all right, very nice. i love how the landmarks in san francisco and oh yeah, in oakland and san jose as well light up for nice. whatever is going on celebrating. all right. steve paulson has our forecast. what do we need to know if you're

inland warm if your coast. >> no, it's a mini summer pattern here. we'll look at the highs from yesterday a lot of 70s to almost 80 today will will accomplish that concord of course. no no change there 79. healdsburg 79. livermore 78. cupertino 78. atherton was in there. orinda sonoma was 77 and san rafael was 76. nice degrees warmer today away from the coast. bayside and inland. but there's fog on the coast and i don't think they're joining the party. napa, though. pleasanton, redwood city and san jose. up we go. just a little bit. 78, 81, 80 and 80 on the forecast. highs the offshore breeze. is there a little bit in the hills but not at the surface. so that makes a big difference here. 40s, 50s on the temps, east bay temps a lot of mid 40s. upper 40s to low 50s. el cerrito's 50 martinez is 50. walnut creek a balmy 52 for them in hayward and union city. also at 50 pittsburgh and brentwood in there as well 30

truckee, 43 reno and south lake tahoe at 29 degrees, except for a few high clouds, the fog underneath that veil of high clouds is tough to see, but it's there. so fog along the coast, much bigger than yesterday by far. cooler rain returns on saturday. friday will be the transition day and it looks like a pretty good system here, believe it or not, for this time of year coming in. and so if you have plans on saturday right now, i would have another plan in your back pocket because it sure looks like rain and snow return today though. fog along the coast clear inland cool a mild beaches. it'll be warm inland so we'll get a big spread on these temps here. 60s to maybe some low 80s. fairfield and other locations as well. but temperatures after today, i think they level off this is the warmest day. still nice, but that fog bank is ramping up big time and it'll roar in friday. then a big change over the weekend. >> an historic career coming to an end. the world of college basketball. reacting to stanford

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the urged the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco to uphold the bill meant to keep guns out of parks, hospitals, playgrounds and other areas. now the rally comes a day before oral arguments are scheduled to begin about a law that took effect this year, banning californians from carrying guns in most public spaces. the judge temporarily blocked it last year, however, a federal appeals court reversed a decision in late december, allowing it to take effect in the new year. >> windsor police arrested a high school student for bringing

a loaded gun onto campus. a high school employee notified a school resource officer yesterday. at yesterday morning that a 17 year old boy made verbal threats directed at the staff. the officer made contact with him and searched his backpack. police say the officer found a loaded gun and a knife. the student was booked into juvenile hall on six different charges. >> our time is 445. teachers in martinez say they're going on strike. if they can't reach a fair contract, deal with the school district. educators and supporters held a rally before the martinez school district board meeting. the teachers say the school district offered them a 3% pay raise, while other county employees received an 8% cost of living adjustment. the starting pay for a teacher in martinez is $59,000 a year. only offering 3, while other districts are offering anywhere from 6% to 13% is not only an

insult, but it is a fact that teachers want to leave and teachers will not come to this district. the two sides are set to meet on monday with a neutral fact finder trying to settle the issues. >> a driver who was fired by the city of san francisco for not getting a covid vaccine says he is getting his job back. ktvu spoke with pete whitcomb in october 2021, when he learned he would lose his job just one year shy of the 20 years needed to retire. san francisco had issued a mandate for city workers to get the covid vaccine. whitcomb says his union attorney with the teamsters took the city to arbitration. >> so i went to arbitration last november and april 1st. the decision came down that i get my job back with all my seniority. yeah, i went through a real, real stint of depression, an anxiety. i was i was messed up for a couple of years. >> whitcomb says the city is

expected to reinstate him by the end of the month. >> time now for 47. santa clara's vta seeing a big jump in ridership. the american public transportation association says the cta bus ridership went up by 22% last year, compared to the 18% national average, and the vta is crediting that growth to its overhaul plan that increased bus and rail route frequencies just before the pandemic, and a new study is revealing a remote work could have positive impacts on the environment while also hurting public transit ridership. researchers at the university of florida found that a 10% increase in remote work could lead to an almost $4 billion annual loss in transit fare revenue around the country, a 27% decline. the same study found that carbon emissions would drop 10% as people are on

the road, less as the warm weather returns. >> farmers markets are back across the bay area this morning is the opening day of the season for the east palo alto farmers market. that market is put on by community organization fresh approach. the organization says opening day will include a free zumba class for a little exercise, a fresh approach, food demo and a balloon artist. the farmers market kicks off at 830 this morning at the bloom house in east palo alto, an independent nonprofit that, yes, is calling on the usda to remove lunchables from the national school lunch program. >> consumer reports says the prepackaged kids lunch contains relatively high amounts of lead and cadmium. it also says all but one of the kids they tested contained harmful chemicals that are known hormone disruptors. none of the kids exceeded federal limits. now, lunchables were served to 30 million children, all over the country

through the national lunch program. >> okay, back over to steve paulson. i love to hear the farmers markets back open. it should be a nice day for most of us to head out to a market if we can. >> i would like to do that after i leave here. yes, tomatoes. i are the heirloom tomatoes i planted about ten different varieties. >> oh, wow. >> all right. we'll expect a sampling soon. you know, it's also strawberry season. the strawberries are starting to get really, really good. >> yes. always good. all right. warmer today. inland. not on the coast. there's a much bigger fog bank now. the bases are really shallow right down on the deck. so it's a mini summer pattern here. but fog on the coast, bayside and inland will bump it up inland. temps here's here's kind of the rub. herein lies the rub. see this right here? that's what we call a little coastal eddy. and that has increased the fog and low clouds. there is again, if you're an inland you're like, what fog? but it is on the coast and it is by far and away, i'd say quadruple what

we saw yesterday at this time. so napa though, pleasanton, redwood city and san jose. no big deal. they'll bump up upper 70s low 80s 40 on the petaluma down to 43. most locations on mid 40s menlo park. sleeping. and that's all right. you're allowed to, once in a while sleep in temperatures. there's woodside 42 now. menlo park 45, stanford 45, los altos 45. 40s on the coast as well, but a solid fog bank. it looks like for many on the san mateo coast and more than patchy on the santa cruz coast, and working its way along the marin coast. 29 south lake tahoe, 30 in truckee and up and over she goes. get rid of that and high pressure will win out for a warm inland conditions. fog along the coast. i'll tell you though, some summers, you know the fog just doesn't even show up in this kind of a pattern. but it does today, and it will tomorrow. saturday looks like rain is on the way, so if you have some kind of outdoor plans or something, you're like, i hope it's sunny and warm on saturday. the answer does does

not look like it looks like it'll rain and pretty good rain lingering into sunday as well. but for today, it's all about sunshine inland. but fog on the coast. highs 62 to 82. pam okay thank you. >> steve. a local mosque was vandalized during the holy month of ramadan. we're live in san francisco with a look at the hateful messages and hi marks for the oakland zoo. the special recognition it is getting for the 36th year in a row why do dermatologists worldwide recommend la roche-posay?

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break the law in california could face harsher, harsher penalties. the proposal in the state legislature would increase the maximum criminal fines on corporations to twice the amount of the loss by the victim, up to $25 million per case. currently, the maximum fines are generally

$10,000 per felony. all of the extra money generated would be deposited into a new california crime victims fund. >> if you commit corporate crimes, you will pay a just fine , a fare fine. you will be held proportionately accountable. and we are also saying to victims and survivors of crime, we see you, we value you, we are investing in the services that help you heal. >> california's attorney general said this measure would have led to a more just outcome in many cases, including an oil spill in santa barbara in 2015. the company found responsible oil paid just about $3 million in fines, despite causing an estimated $200 million in damages. the santa clara stadium authority says it has rejected a proposed resolution of its long standing legal dispute with the 49ers over the operation of levi's stadium. now, the authority says the 49ers submitted the team's quote best and final proposal last month.

it would settle open issues related to public safety, gourmet buffet costs and other items. while the board rejected the offer, it is working on a counter proposal for the 36th year in a row. the oakland zoo has received accreditation as a world class facility for animal care, education and conservation. the accreditation comes from the association of zoos and aquariums. the renewal process happens every five years and establishes what's considered the gold standard for facilities. the oakland zoo shared with us what it does to prepare for the renewal process. >> i mean, it's an incredibly extensive process. so we prepare, starting a year out, thousands of pages of documents of review. you know, we have 350 staff, 20 different departments at the zoo preparing for this in-person, multi-day inspection. then when that is complete, there are questions to be answered. we go to a hearing commission. so it takes an incredible amount of time, but

ultimately achieve that pinnacle of the accreditation once again. >> the oakland zoo is now in its 103rd year of operations. well the oakland zoo team said a bittersweet goodbye to lily, the tiger cub they rescued earlier this year. the california department of fish and wildlife helped place lily in a transport crate sent to her permanent home on monday. she will now be at the animal welfare society in northern california. the lily was suffering from several broken bones when she arrived at the zoo in february. the warriors still have a chance to avoid the play in tournament for the nba playoffs, but it's unlikely. but golden state, still the 10th seed in the west, they would have, have to win all three of their games, and the teams ahead of them would have to lose most of their remaining games. the warriors won last night, though. a great game, exciting against the lakers 134 to 120. they still hoping to

skip that play in. they could still host a game or two of those must win games. the regular season, by the way, ends on sunday, but star studded night? oh yeah. in los angeles, the oakland a's will be going for their fourth straight victory against bruce bosh's world champion rangers in texas this evening. last night, catcher shea langley's had one of the best nights of his career , hitting three homers in oakland's 4 to 3 victory. the a's now have four wins and seven losses during their first 11 games of the season. the giants will try to avoid a series sweep when they host the washington nationals this afternoon at oracle park. last night, the nationals defeated san francisco, 5 to 3, in washington's second victory in a row. the struggling giants failed to homer for a fifth straight game, the team's longest home run drought since 2018. the team now sits at four wins, eight losses. the giants mascot lucille, addressing his defiant appearance at the giants

game on sunday against the padres, take a look at the video posted on the giants facebook page. fans in attendance noticed an obvious difference in lucille's look now. lucille then took to social media saying, i am not being replaced. he said the giants bought an inflatable version of the beloved mascot as an extra way of entertaining the fans. so if you head to the game, you may see both versions of lucille. scientists say artificial intelligence and 3d printing technology can help them better explore the world's oceans. water covers roughly 70% of the planet, but only about a quarter of the seafloor has actually been mapped. researchers hope new technologies can help monitor marine life and preserve the environment, such as combating the effects of coral bleaching along the great barrier reef. >> and what we're trying to do is buy time, raise productivity for science, for research and other critical activities that occur on the seabed to happen in

a more fluid and safe way, researchers are using an artificial intelligence powered underwater drone to collect some of that data, but it can only spend up to three hours at depths of nearly 10,000ft. >> a company called deep is also building 3d printed underwater research centers. the hubs will allow scientists to study oceans for weeks at a time instead of just completing quick dives. well a legend says farewell. >> it's the end of an era for stanford basketball, as legendary coach tara vanderveer announced, she's retiring. to tell you how the university and the world of college basketball is reacting to the news. >> plus, it was an asinine ruling, and i hope that arizonans will fix it. but right now, the law of the land is at arizona has to fix it themselves. >> i refuse to allow arizona to become a state where doctors are going to be afraid to practice, to just do their jobs. >> the arizona supreme court upholds a near total ban on

abortions. the impact this law could have on the upcoming november election. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's wednesday april 10th. let's check in with steve for our forecast today. many summer pattern okay. >> fog is on the coast and in the city. the bases are very shallow. the high is squashing it, but it won't matter inland. but on the coast, i know it's tough to see this time of the morning, but it's there and it is working its way up the sonoma coast, and it's rather solid all the way down to about santa cruz. so even santa rosa reporting some fog. this is a tricky forecast today. i am much cooler than everyone else on the coast, not inland. inland it will be 80s, so. so here we go with as many summer pattern. fog is on the coast now. again, the bases are shallow. it will

retreat and probably burn off, but much bigger than yesterday by far. but inland temps they'll have no problem getting the upper 70s and even a few low 80s. livermore and san jose. all right, frank mallicoat is here. so far so good, i take it, unless something new has happened, no, actually, pretty quiet out there. >> and by the way, steve, you want to play the birthday game at god's ours this morning, please? born on this day at 1936, legendary football coach, hall of famer from right here in the bay area. who might that be? no longer with us? i john madden it's actually the great john madden would have been 88 years young today. and of course we lost him just a couple of years, april the 10th, his birthday. born in austin, minnesota. all right. well, happy wednesday one and all in for sal this morning. and things are fairly quiet out there. our triple a map. we take a look at the south bay showing a little love down there. as you can see, a lot of green on the screen and as filling guy, i really love that. so just a little bit of construction work out there, but nothing really happening. if you're on your way

to san francisco over the bay bridge, easy breezy there, and we'll take you over to the east bay and look at that. nothing but green out there. so, so far, so good. on this wednesday. that's a look at traffic. 502 your time. let's send it back to pam. >> thank you very much frank. today the winningest coach in college basketball. we'll talk about her retirement at a news conference in stanford. legendary coach tara vanderveer stepping down. ktvu bailey o'carroll live at stanford's maple pavilion with more. good morning, bailey. >> good morning pam. in sports, there's always debatable, but one thing that is certainly not is tara vanderveer. success here at stanford. of course, just this past season season, she became the winningest college basketball coach in the history of the game. be, among the men and the women, of course. now, she was hired here at stanford back in 1985 and quickly turned this program into a national powerhouse. in her 38 seasons,

they reached the ncaa tournament 35 times, reaching the final 414 times in winning three ncaa championships. the latest one coming in 2021. her final record . was 1065 and 220. now, in a statement, vanderveer said, quote, the joy for me was in the journey of each season. seeing each group of young women work hard for each other and form an unbreakable bond. winning was a byproduct. now, we spoke to coach just a couple of months ago when she became the winningest coach in college basketball, and asked her about the possibility of retirement. here's what she said. >> it is just so, so amazing to me, you know? but it i've enjoyed every minute of it, i just i love coaching at stanford and, you know, basketball is just such a passion of mine that it has gone really fast. but it's been fun.

>> now, the impact that she has made on basketball here in the bay area, it's undeniable. but it stretches far beyond the stanford campus. she led the u.s. women's national team to a gold medal in the 96 atlanta olympic games, and to an undefeated 60 and zero as their head coach. so what is next for the stanford program? well, it will be a season of changes as the pac 12, of course, as we know it over. so stanford will be playing in the acc. of course , they will also have a new coach, the university, saying that they are currently in negotiations with longtime associate head coach kate pay. reporting live at stanford. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you bailey. well, later today, coach vanderveer will speak to the media about her retirement, and you can find coverage and stories about her on our fox local app. it is a free download for your smart tv, just search for the fox local app and select ktvu. federal and

state wildlife agencies are teaming up with the marine mammal center in the effort to try to capture or catch a gray whale and find it along the san mateo coast. >> the whale was spotted yesterday in daly city, near thornton state beach. it was tangled up in fishing net. whale experts believe at first became entangled last month near laguna beach in southern california, and yesterday they placed another tracker on the whale. >> they verify that that the entanglement is still there, largely in the way it was down off southern california. and that's it's distinguished now by some floating there, bright colored, balls. the floating buoy. >> now, the team plans to use special equipment to try to disentangle that whale from all that fishing net. and the experts advise, if you see the whale, don't approach it. instead, call the experts. in

this case. all right. our time is 506 in santa rosa. some people there can't call 911 right now because of a phone outage. it was caused by a failed at&t cable, and less than 100 people are affected by this. if you can't reach 911, you can call the santa rosa police non-emergency line. it's still no word on when that phone service will be restored. >> and we are learning the identity of a nine year old girl killed in a tragic crash over the weekend in the east bay. dana hernandez tapia of oregon was killed early sunday morning when the suv she was in crashed at the junction of interstate 680 and highway 242, in concord. four women inside the vehicle were hospitalized. the male driver left the scene. no word yet from the highway patrol on what caused the crash, or whether or not the driver has been found. >> our time is 507, the former san jose police officer, who's right at the center of a racist text message scandal, is asking

a judge to move his case to a venue hundreds of miles away. mark mcnamara, a white former police officer, was sued after being accused of excessive use of force. now he was seen on video in march of 2022 shooting a black man who was actually trying to prevent a robbery at a restaurant, according to court documents. mcnamara sent racist and homophobic text messages after that shooting. his lawyer is asking that an upcoming civil trial be moved to the eureka area. fearing mcnamara won't get a fair trial here in the bay area because of extensive media coverage. however the attorney for the victim is opposing that. >> that's complete nonsense, there have been big cases, major cases that, you know, have even more coverage, national coverage that still take place at the venue in which the incidents, you know, have happened. and

it's just another method used to delay the trial and to delay the justice that mr. green has been waiting over two years to get. >> now, right now, the case is tied up in appeals, and it's not clear when a judge may rule on the request of the former police officer. >> arizona's highest court has upheld a ban on almost all abortions in that state. the state supreme court upheld a law that was first approved in 1864, before arizona was even a state. in the ruling, the court said all abortions except those necessary to save a woman's life are illegal. it would also punish providers with prison time, political experts say this abortion ruling and others will play a big role in the november election. >> you're going to see this issue played fast all across the country. there are about 1516 counties in the united states that decide who the next president of the united states is in those 15 or 16 counties in those states, about half those states will have ballot measures

on the ballot concerning abortion rights. >> the court did put its ruling on hold for a few weeks for more lower court appeals. that means it will be at nearly two months before any possible enforcement. okay, certainly a story we'll be talking about. yeah, people have been talking about the weather because it's been pretty warm. >> it has been warm. although today it's a it's a mini summer pattern, as i like to say here, because there's a pretty good fog bank on the coast now. the bases are quite shallow, but fog on the coast, i don't see how they warm up any. it'll still be warm inland. i think we'll get our first taste of some 80s here. cooling begins friday. big fog bank, maybe even some rain by late friday and then saturday for sure. looks like rain returns. i'll show you that in a second. highs yesterday. oh, it's close for concord. they'll do it today. when? 81 for concord. today. 79 yesterday. healdsburg livermore. cupertino. atherton. orinda. sonoma and san rafael. all between 76 and 79 degrees. so warmer today away from the coast. there's too much

fog on the coast. i actually cooled off the city, which had 67 yesterday. i went 65 today. they had hardly any fog yesterday. they have much more fog today, so i don't see how they warm up. but inland that fog bank won't make any impact. the key here is kind of right there. so what we call a little coastal eddy that enhances that fog. now again with the high above it, it's hard pressed to make any kind of a move inland. but it is making a move up and along the coast here. napa, pleasanton, redwood city, san jose. up we go. 70s and low 80s, 40s, 50s on the towns. don't think we'll cool off too much more, but petaluma's 43, boulder creek 4144 socal mid 40s morgan hill, san martin, hollister, even around cupertino, saratoga and santa clara 28 bookends truckee, south lake tahoe, arcade is 46 to 57 in the los angeles and las vegas 55. it's your system getting its act together. it's on its way. it'll start to make an impact friday. not today. fog along the coast. it'll still be warm inland.

probably about the same tomorrow, although i think a bigger fog bank is in place and a huge fog bank will greet us on friday and rain returns on saturday, maybe even friday night. today. you're good to go tomorrow. good i think the fog comes screaming back. and then look at that for saturday about 5:00. that's a pretty good rain considering. will be 80 degrees for some today and that will probably linger into sunday before slowly kicking out. sunday night is the way it looks for today. if you're inland, it will be warm, will be near 80 degrees. fog along the coast though, so we have 60 70s to low 80s again, there's a little mini summer pattern tomorrow. i think there'll be more fog even more so with the big cooldown on friday than rain on saturday. >> thank you steve. new efforts to fight the fentanyl crisis. coming up, we hear from the governor's office about a special operation in san francisco that appears to be working, and it's closed big time in the south bay for a popular pub there. >> why rosie mccann's is shutting down after 20 years of siness a

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other lawmakers asked the state auditor to investigate. the audit examined two cities, san jose and san diego, between 2018 and 2023. >> you know, to improve upon, you know, some of these areas, these deficiencies and these systemic issues that that the audit, calls out. >> now, auditors say a council responsible for coordinating the state's efforts against homelessness does not have a consistent method for gathering information about program costs and outcomes. the council issued this response saying the audit's findings, quote, underscore a need to continue to hold local governments accountable, primarily responsible for implementing these programs and collecting data on outcomes that the state can use to evaluate program effectiveness. >> our time now 516. the san jose city council approved two separate ordinances aimed at giving an extra layer of security around the city's schools. now, yesterday, the

council banned anyone from camping within 150ft of a school campus. also, they approved a second ordinance. it would ban rvs and other large vehicles from parking, close to schools. >> a little bit of the wild west where people are going to park wherever they want to park because nobody's going to do anything about it, especially oversize vehicles where you can't see around them. and i think, perhaps we can prioritize, roadway safety. >> now, many homeless advocates in san jose oppose both of the measures. they say these ordinances will make life harder for people living on the street or in their cars or in an rv. >> i think it's just a tragedy. it's just horrible. where are they going to go? let's get them into berryessa first. let's get another safe parking for rvs. let's just get some more now. not next year. now city leaders

say yesterday's vote is just the first step in enacting these new ordinances. >> they say it will likely be several months before enforcement begins. >> a well-known south bay bar calling last call and shutting down. >> yeah, we're talking about rosie mccann's irish pub and restaurant. it's been a mainstay at san jose santana row for 20 years, but the owners say with a heavy heart, they have to close. the pub was never able to bounce back after the pandemic. >> it's just like inflation. we live in california, everything's so expensive and trying to keep up with the cost of other restaurants in santana row. it makes it hard. >> kind of surprised, actually. it's very rare to find good irish pubs in the south bay. and so actually today, as we were walking past, we saw this and thought, oh great, let's get some irish food. >> yeah. and the final day of business at the bar will be next saturday, april 20th. some of the employees are being offered jobs at the other rosie mccann's in downtown santa cruz at that

pub will stay open our time now. 518 san francisco's nonprofit glide announced a new business leader will replace warren buffett at its famous lunch guest fundraising auction. warren buffett will be replaced by the salesforce ceo marc benioff. now, during 22 years, glide has raised $53 million by auctioning off lunch with warren buffett. leaders with the nonprofit shared how they selected benioff as the new lunch guest for auction. >> marc benioff is iconic here in the bay area and the world, and glide is iconic, iconic san francisco. and so it was just kind of this great match. and when we heard that, he agreed. actually, warren buffett placed a call to marc benioff to ask him personally if he would accept the baton. and he said yes. and when we heard, we were just positively thrilled. >> how about that? now, the winner of the auction can bring

up to seven guests to their private lunch with marc benioff. the auction will launch on ebay may the 5th. it will close may 10th. >> i think they'll raise a lot of money with marc benioff. i think so too. he is incredible, brilliant, does a lot of good philanthropic work in addition to his business work. >> so will you be bidding pamela on that auction? >> i wish i had the money to take dave and me to. you guys would be cheaper than marc benioff. well all right, we have a pretty good fog bank on the coast now. >> it's i mean, it's working its way up the coast. the bases are shallow and i show this just because it's the weather geek in me has a little what we call a little coastal eddy right there, a little circulation on the marin coast. and boy, is that enhanced the fog. if you're inland, though, you're all set for warmer temps napa, pleasanton, redwood city, san jose up. we go. forecast highs. steve's 78, 81, 80 and 80. looks like the warmest day will be today. maybe close tomorrow, but the fog coming back every day

looks to be increasing. so i think tomorrow will be slightly cooler. 40s 50s on the temps here. 43 san anselmo sonoma 44 rohnert park, windsor 43. close for healdsburg, ukiah is at 43 and upper lake 44. so out of those 30s now 20s in the mountains, both truckee south lake tahoe 46, arcadia 52, in san diego, los angeles 57 and 55. and las vegas, 50, in sacramento. our system for friday with a cooldown and increasing low and high clouds is there, and it looks like for rain on saturday, not just a little bit of rain. looks like a pretty good system today though. fog on the coast, that'll burn back and then we'll have sunshine and warm temps, but cooler with rain returning on saturday. i know many of you this time of year have things going on on the weekend and boy, i'll tell you, i'd have a alternative plan for saturday. sure looks like pretty good rain . i mean, that's not bad coming in considering we're going to hit some 80 today and then could see that much rain to swing in late friday into saturday. but that's the way it looks. many

summer pattern today. cool to mild on the beaches. too much fog, that'll retreat and burn off, but it'll be good to go inland with 6070 by the water and then upper 70s low 80s inland. >> okay, steve. thank you. time, time 21. a driver who worked with the city of san francisco was let go during the pandemic because he didn't get vaccinated for covid. the reason that now he can go back to his former job and a new job may be in the works for javier becerra. why he's reportedly thinking about leaving the biden administration and e w jo

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javier becerra, the health and human services secretary, is reportedly considering stepping down from the biden administration after the november election to run for governor of california in 2026. that's according to politico, which reports becerra has had conversations with fellow democrats over the past few weeks where he indicated he's thinking about joining the crowded field to succeed governor newsom in two years. javier becerra previously served as attorney general of california. now, yesterday, javier becerra was here in the bay area talking about the biden administration's push for more access to health care for the latino community. the secretary of health visited the clinica de la raza in oakland. it was a final event in a week long

national latino health tour. becerra says the biden administration wants to lower health care costs, including lowering the cost of prescription drugs, despite opposition from big health care companies. >> don't fight us. join us, president biden has made it very clear we're going to expand health care to more americans. and so if you're in the way, if you're a ceo of some of those companies that are in the way, we're going to fight back. now becerra says the biden administration is also focused on expanding mental health services to latinos. >> it launched the 988 suicide and crisis lifeline with spanish language text, as well as chat services. as our time is 525, new efforts by state lawmakers from both sides of the aisle to fight retail theft. the changes they want to punish smash and grab thieves. and now there's a request for a vote recount in that tight congressional race in

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where those efforts have been the most fruitful. millions of lethal doses of fentanyl are now off the streets of san francisco. we have the details from the chp on the new operation to fight drug dealing in the city. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark in the middle of the week it's wednesday. >> it is april the 10th. and it is a warm day for some for some some fog. >> steve has the details. >> a lot of fog. okay. making them impact only on the coast and in san francisco inland. you don't have to worry about it. the bases are too shallow. we'll see some 80s, but i know it's tough to see if you hadn't had your coffee or tea yet, but there's a lot more fog today than we saw yesterday. 40s on the temp. santa rosa is reporting some fog and reduced visibility as well. inland temps will be on upper 70s and 80s underneath. that's hard to see.

i can zoom, it's. they're pretty good. fog bank. it's almost solid on the santa cruz coast. it is on the san mateo and even on the marin coast and working its way up the sonoma coast. so it's a mini summer pattern, nice to mild over by the coast, but warm inland temperatures 6070 to some low 80s. livermore san jose. frank mallicoat is here. it's almost 530 on a wednesday, picking up somewhere a little bit of volume on highway four for some of the super commuters, but really a pretty much incident free outside of cars out there. >> let's take you outside on our triple a traffic cam, our first look highway 880, not too far from here in oakland, going by the coliseum. and right now, easy breezy there are no issues whatsoever. richmond bridge if you're heading from contra costa over to marin up to the north bay right now, things are moving nicely there. and as mentioned, that curve highway for folks coming in from bay point into concord and walnut creek on their way, perhaps to oakland

and san francisco, volumes are pretty heavy, at least at this hour. what is it? 531 let's look at traffic so far this morning. we'll send it back to pam. >> all right. thank you. frank, a mosque in san francisco has been vandalized in multiple times in the last week, apparently by the same man. ktvu is amanda quintana joins us now from the city at the mosque with the details. amanda >> yeah. well, good morning, pam. so this mosque here on sutter street, at least two times it's been vandalized in the last week. you could see that the windows there in the front are still broken. now, this is all while the muslim community has been participating in ramadan and today celebrating the end of this holy month service, video on social media shows a man smashing the windows of this mosque with a skateboard. now this happened on april 3rd, and then this same man reportedly came back yesterday. he broke the windows again and then went into the mosque yelling islamophobic

rhetoric. he allegedly got into an altercation, threatened people, and then he wrote, you will burn in #### on the walls. we have a photo showing the words after mosque leaders tried to paint over it. hala hijazi, a commissioner with the city's human rights commission who initially tweeted about these attacks, says the rise of islamophobic rhetoric, including from public officials, is contributing to violence like this. she's calling on the city to help protect houses of worship like this one, she says right now, especially as they are celebrating eid, the end of the holy month of ramadan, she says people are scared. they're scared to come out and pray, and that should not be the case. so she's calling on the city and police to help protect people. as they're coming to places of worship like this, live in san francisco. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you amanda. today, muslims around the world and here in the bay area will mark

the end of that month long fast of ramadan communal prayers will be held in local mosques. several local restaurants are offering deals for people as they break the fast. celebrations are also taking place at the santa clara county fairgrounds starting at 830 this morning, complete with food trucks, some live shows, face painting and other entertainment, and we want to show you what it looked like at san francisco city hall last night. you can see it was lit up in green to celebrate the last day of ramadan and recognize national arab heritage month. >> our time now. 533. there's a new report about the results of the chp special operation in san francisco, where they're helping the police fight the fentanyl drug crisis. new numbers from the governor's office show that since may of 2023, the chp has taken more than 40 pounds of fentanyl off the streets. that's more than 9.5 million doses of the drug. and they've made almost 500 arrests driving down the street. >> and we witness a, you know, a

hand to hand drug deal. yes, absolutely. we're going to intervene. >> now, the chp says its main focus is on making traffic stops to help free up san francisco police. >> oakland police will present their proposed budget to the city administration today. the department is working on addressing staffing issues. now. police command told a council safety committee that there are currently 708 officers on the job. the current police budget authorizes 712 officers, and the academy has 14 officers set to graduate next month. >> opd is not unique in the fact that we, along with other law enforcement agencies, have had a difficult time recruiting people into our academies. >> now, the police department budget is about $358 million for the current fiscal year. next year's budget is about $364 million. time is 535. >> state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle working together to

crack down on retail theft in california for now. yesterday, both democrats and republicans in the state capitol unveiled seven new bills, all of them designed to combat the growing problem of smash and grabs and other retail thefts. >> as you guys know, our retailers have gone many years and have been asking for the help, and i think that's what we're here to do. >> this bill says to organize crime rings. we mean business, and we're going to give law enforcement the tools they need to shut you down. >> now, the bills would make it easier for law enforcement agencies to arrest shoplifting suspects. and also increase criminal penalties. however, these proposed laws would not make changes to proposition 47, a ballot measure that voters approved ten years ago. >> we are seven months away from the next presidential election, and it is still unclear if president biden and donald trump will participate in any televised debates. now, in an unusual move, the five major

broadcasting cable news networks prepared a joint open letter urging the 2024 presidential candidates to participate in what they call a tradition, a rich tradition in our american democracy. donald trump has previously said that he will debate, though he did not participate in the republican debates. but president biden has yet to commit, with aides reportedly concerned about moderators enforcing rules. when trump takes the stage, our time is 536. >> there could be a vote recount in that hotly contested congressional race for the seat of retiring congresswoman anna eshoo that ended in a tie for second place. two people have asked for recounts in san mateo and santa clara counties. jonathan padilla once worked as a policy director for former san jose mayor sam liccardo, who already secured a spot in november's runoff election as the frontrunner in the march primary. and dan stejic, a

former candidate for san mateo county supervisor. >> this race is going to garner a lot of attention because of the unusual set of circumstances , liccardo still in the driver's seat, but one of those other two is going to try to cut through. that means negativity and lots of money. that will be the element of this race. >> now, the vote recount would start monday if those requests qualify, evan low and joe simitian would both move on and advance. if that tie holds as all right. >> the latest data on inflation was just released moments ago. it did come in higher than expected. this morning, the labor department announced the consumer price index for march rose 3.5% from this time last year. it measures the average change in prices that consumers pay for key goods and services. now, the federal reserve has been waiting for inflation to drop to about 2. it's hovering at about 3.2. the latest report this morning indicates the

federal reserve will not likely make any cuts to interest rates any time soon. we're keeping an eye on the futures and indicating that the dow is going to drop about 400 points on this report this morning, so we'll keep you updated on that. >> wow. okay time is now 538. and competition is ramping up for powerful artificial intelligence processors. intel just announced its latest ai chip. it's meant to compete with one of nvidia's most powerful ai processors, which right now powers ai applications for some of the world's biggest tech companies, including microsoft and google. intel says the new chips will be available to customers later this year. >> toyota has now unveiled its new four runner suv. it is the first redesign of the vehicle in nearly 15 years. the 2025 four runner will have a hybrid option for the first time. the look is very similar to the recently redesigned tacoma pickup truck. toyota says pricing will be released later this year, closer

to when the suv will go on sale. >> our time is 539. disney making changes to its disability access service at its theme park. that's the program that allows people with disabilities to get a return time for rides. instead of waiting in a standard line at both disneyland and at walt disney world, disney now says it's meant for guests with developmental disabilities like autism who can't wait in those long lines. and instead of signing up in person, people will now have be able to do a virtual interview ahead of their visit beginning may 20th. >> all right, back over to steve paulson. 539 is the time. how's our weather? >> a little summer pattern is what we have you to here. fog is on the coast pretty good. fog bank. the bases are way down there, so it's shallow inland. temps it won't matter. we'll see our first 80s here popping up. i think slightly cooler to thursday, but still pretty mild

to warm inland, but big time cooling on friday. then rain returns on saturday as the way it looks here. concord, healdsburg, livermore, cupertino, atherton, orinda, sonoma and san rafael yesterday, 76 to 79 degrees warmer inland today. not on the coast. there's too much fog. there's i mean the fog bank is quadrupled. if not more so tenfold more than yesterday. so fog on the coast. but inland temps and no fog will make an impact there. santa rosa a mile and a quarter of visibility. half moon bay two. so there are some pockets of some thick fog inland. you don't have to worry about it. this is the coastal variety, not the wintertime fog. napa, pleasanton, redwood city, san jose up we go. not a lot, but a little bit. 78, 81, 80 and 80 on the forecast highs. the key though on the fog is look at this little guy right there. little circulation right off the southern marine coast. that's that's our good friend coastal eddies in town right there. and that has really cranked up the fog. santa cruz coast solid san mateo most of the city and also

on the marin coast. looks like it's starting to put on the brakes on the sonoma coast. 40s 50s on the temps here. i don't think these will change all that much. castro valley's 45 panels, 44 upper 40s, low 50s, i mean 53 in alameda, 53 in pittsburgh, north dublin at 46. clayton's at 4528. truckee south lake tahoe, the lone outpost, elko. they're at 30. you guys. 46 arcade is 46. palm springs 60 prescott. beautiful prescott in arizona 42. system for friday is on its way, but not today or tomorrow. high pressure again aloft at the surface. so there's a little puff of a westerly breeze. and that will make an impact on the coast. inland temps warm up, but change on friday and then rain on saturday as the way it looks. but i have this planned on saturday. i know, but i would have it ready to go a plan b because it sure looks like pretty good rain on late friday saturday into early sunday with snow up in the mountains, so we're not done yet. fog on the coast that'll retreat burn off, but there's a lot more today

than yesterday, that's for sure. it'll be warm inland, so 80s there, but 60s, 70s anywhere near the water. i think a bigger fog bank is on tap for thursday, and more so friday, with big changes friday into saturday. >> a transit icon making its last run before leaving town for good. how you can get one more ride through history on bart's legacy fleet before they are all retired and teachers in the east bay threatening to go on strike, there, contract demands in the negotiations and what the school district i offering

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in san francisco, urging the ninth circuit court of appeals to uphold a bill meant to keep guns out of parks, hospitals, playgrounds and other areas. now the rally comes a day before oral arguments are scheduled to begin about a law that took effect this year banning californians from carrying guns in most public spaces. the judge temporarily blocked it last year, but a federal appeals court reversed the decision in late december, allowing it to take effect in the new year. >> windsor police arrested a high school student for bringing a loaded gun onto campus. a high

school employee notified a school resource officer yesterday morning that a 17 year old boy made verbal threats directed at the staff. the officer made contact with him and searched his backpack. police say the officer found a loaded gun and a knife. the student was booked into juvenile hall on six different charges. >> our time is 546. teachers in martinez say they're going on strike. if they can't reach a fair contract with the school district. educators and supporters held a rally before the martinez school district board meeting. the teachers say the school district offered them a 3% pay raise, while other county employees received an 8% cost of living adjustment. the starting pay for a teacher in martinez is $59,000 a year. >> only offering 3, while other districts are offering anywhere from 6% to 13. is not only an insult, but it is a fact that

teachers want to leave and teachers will not come to this district. >> well, the two sides are scheduled to meet monday with a neutral fact finder trying to settle the issue. >> a driver who was fired by the city of san francisco for not getting a covid vaccine says he is getting his job back. ktvu spoke with pete whitcomb in october 2021, when he learned he would lose his job just one year shy of the 20 years needed to retire. san francisco had issued a mandate for city workers to get the covid vaccine, whitcomb says his union attorney with the teamsters took the city to arbitration. >> so i went to arbitration last november and april 1st, the decision came down that i get my job back with all my seniority. yeah, i went through a real, real stint of depression, anxiety. i was i was messed up for a couple of years. >> what comes, says the city is expected to reinstate him by the

end of the month. >> all right. our time is 548 santa clara. vta seeing a big increase in ridership. the american public transportation association says the cta bus ridership increased by 22% last year compared to the 18% national average, and the vta is crediting the growth to its overhaul plan that increased bus and rail route frequencies just before the pandemic. now, a new study is out revealing a remote work could have positive impacts on the environment. while at the same time hurting public transit ridership. researchers at the university of florida found that a 10% increase in remote work could lead to an almost $4 billion annual loss in transit fare revenue around the country, a 27% drop. the same study found that carbon emissions would go down 10% as people hit the road less.

>> speaking of hitting the road, yeah, what do people need to know as they head out the door to work? frank mallicoat is in for sal today. >> drive safely. that's my tip of the day. always say please and take it slow out there. you know, it's midweek, so a lot of folks not working from home going in, but happy to say that there are a few cars out there but no major issues. take a look at our aa traffic maps here. south bay. you can see a minor collision. that's a fender bender up there at 680 southbound near alum rock. they are cleaning that up, but it's not causing a big issue. a little bit of construction, but south bay actually looks primo out there. head north and as you can see, things are looking good as well up there. there was a little bit of a slowdown. richmond, eastbound on highway 80, but that has since cleared up. and as you can see, top of your map there, bay point, folks coming in on that super commute from oakland out that way right now. it's a little bit slow around the curve as you hit the macarthur maze, you are turning

right into the bridge where you will see a little bit of traffic after you get through the toll plaza on the grid, but other than that, it looks like a pretty darn good day. as they would say. time now 550. let's check in with steve and get your forecast on what looks like two banner days coming up. steve. yeah. >> inland that is correct, frank. as you know. yeah. you've been out here long enough to know there's fog on the coast and now the bases are way down there, but reduced visibility even up at sonoma county airport and half moon bay. a pretty good fog bank in the city as well. much bigger than yesterday by far. but inland, it won't matter. the spaces are too shallow. woodside's down to 42, so still cool. mornings, mainly mid 40s. stanford, los altos, menlo park in there, san carlos as well. even pacifica is at 45 and pillar point and half moon bay at 4744. in reno, 28, both truckee and south lake tahoe and mammoth. so are we. so alturas and elko, both at 30. our system for friday is on its way into friday night, saturday, but not today. if you're inland, we'll

bump it up and see some upper 70s low 80s, but i think there's just too much fog on the coast today to really warm them up cooler with rain returning on saturday, not on saturday. i have plans that i know, but it looks like rains are on the way. i can't get around it. remember i'm just the messenger, but that's the way it looks and not just a little bit of rain. pretty good rain. if santa rosa gets 8/10, that's impressive. again, just one forecast projection, but they're all pretty much in sync. just a little differences on the timing fog along the coast a few high clouds. no biggie people. only the weather would probably notice a cool mild at the beaches warm inland. that means 6070 by the water, upper 70s to low 80s for the inland temps. about the same tomorrow, although i think the fog will be even bigger then a huge cool down starts friday and rain on saturday. >> their animals are displaced, everything they own is gone. >> encampment sweeps are sparking anger and outrage in contra costa county, new at 6:00 with homeless advocates are demanding from the city after the latest abatement. >> high marks for the oakland zoo. the special recognition

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for animal care, education and conservation. the accreditation comes from the association of zoos and aquariums. the renewal process happens every five years

and establishes what's considered the gold standard for facilities. the oakland zoo shared with us what it does to prepare for the renewal process. >> i mean, it's an incredibly extensive process. so we prepare starting a year out, thousands of pages of documents of review. you know, we have 350 staff, 20 different departments at the zoo preparing for this in-person, multi-day inspection. when that is complete, there are questions to be answered. we go to a hearing commission. so it takes an incredible amount of time, but ultimately achieve that pinnacle of the accreditation once again, the oakland zoo is now in its 103rd year of operations. >> the oakland zoo team has said a bittersweet goodbye to lily, the tiger cub they rescued earlier this year. the california department of fish and wildlife helped place lily in a transport crate, sent her to a sanctuary in northern california to live out her life.

lily was suffering from several broken bones when she arrived at the zoo in february. >> our time now 556. first of all, the warriors won last night and they still have a chance to avoid the play in tournament for the nba playoffs. but it's not likely the warriors are still the 10th seed in the west. they would have to win all three of their games and the teams ahead of them would have to lose most of their remaining games. the warriors won last night against the lakers 134 to 120, while it's not likely they will skip the play in, they could still host a game or two of those must win games, as the regular season, by the way, ends on sunday. >> oakland a's will be going for their fourth straight victory against bruce bochy's, world champion rangers in texas this evening. last night, catcher shea langley had one of the best nights of his career, hitting three homers in oakland's 4 to 3 victory. the a's now have four wins and seven losses during their first 11 games of the

season. the giants will try to avoid a series sweep when they host the washington nationals this afternoon at oracle park. last night, the nationals defeated san francisco, 5 to 3, in washington's second victory in a row. the struggling giants failed to homer for a fifth straight game, the team's longest home run drought since 2018. the team now sits at four wins, eight losses. scientists say artificial intelligence and 3d printing technology can help them better explore the world's oceans. water covers roughly 70% of the planet, but only about a quarter of the seafloor has actually been mapped. now, researchers hope new technologies can help monitor marine life and preserve the environment, such as combating the effects of coral bleaching along the great barrier reef and what we're trying to do is buy time, raise productivity for science, for research and other critical activities that occur on the seabed to happen in a more fluid and safe way. researchers are using an

artificial intelligence powered underwater drone to collect data, but it can only spend up to three hours at depths of nearly 10,000ft. a company called deep is also building 3d printed underwater research centers. those hubs will allow scientists to study oceans for weeks at a time, instead of just completing quick dives. >> and speaking of water, thousands of people will see their water bill debt erased. the state is providing $83 million in funding to cal water to help relieve residential and commercial customers of past due balances that were incurred during the pandemic. customers are going to be notified directly if they're eligible for this relief funding. cal waters serves people in livermore, south san francisco, los altos and san mateo county. >> well, today, the san francisco silent film festival kicks off. you can stop by the palace of fine arts theater for the screening of 1926 douglas fairbanks film the black pirate.

actor douglas fairbanks plays a nobleman disguised as a buccaneer who outthinks high seas villains in pursuit of justice. the film will include live music, showtime at 7:30 p.m. the silent film festival runs through april 14th. >> those unhoused residents making their way onto campus during the school day and break ins captured on our security cameras. >> it's just horrible. where are they going to go? san jose moving ahead with plans to clear out homeless encampments near schools. >> we'll tell you about the new rules that are raising concerns among homeless advocates. plus, the legendary stanford women's basketball head coach announces she's retiring. how the basketball world is reacting as tara vanderveer gets ready to end her long career after 38 seasons at stanford from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two.

>> well, good morning and welcome back to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's wednesday april 10th. some people are heating up today. others are getting some fog. let's check in with steve paulson for the details. >> mary pickford is also in that film. pickfair. yeah, fairfield pickford. >> yes, dave you know yes i do. >> all right. thank you for that, look at the fog. yes that is correct. i know some of you are like i can't have my coffee yet. it's they're much bigger fog bank than yesterday. now, the bases are way down there, but still it's going to make an impact. santa rosa has fog. the city has fog. no doubt. inland. it won't matter because high pressure is your fair weather friend. maybe a few high clouds to the north, but really, no big deal. but it's a mini summer pattern on this as we get thick fog along the coast now it will retreat, but it's already in place inland temps though looking for 80s coast and bay though 60s 70s. frank mallicoat is here at 6:00. usually things pick up. is that the case?

>> yes, yes, that is starting to pick up. if you were commuting here midweek. steve. good morning. hi everyone. pretty much a typical day you know midweek on a wednesday but no big issues to talk about. we take you to the bay bridge toll plaza, our triple a camera there. as you can see, things are starting to slow down a little bit. if you're a in that commuter lane, you're buzzing right through, but you will hit some traffic on the span. so a bit of a slow ride over the bridge, highway 24, bird's eye view into lafayette. those cars are on the way to orinda. the calcutta tunnel, i've done that commute forever and a day. and as you can see, it's moving rather slow at the 6:00 hour. and we finished in the tri-valley area, highway 580. as you can see, we got an accident that's westbound 580 near doherty road. a couple of cars there trying to get that cleared, but as you can see, a bit of a slowdown when you hit that dublin interchange there at pleasanton. that is a look at traffic time now. 602 we'll send

it back to the desk. >> all right. thank you, frank. today the winningest coach in college basketball will talk about her retirement at a news conference in stanford. >> it's a big story. legendary coach tara vanderveer is stepping down. ketv news bailey o'carroll at maples pavilion at stanford. you have more on this. good morning bailey. >> good morning dave and pam. in sports there are always debatable rules. one thing that is not, as tara vanderveer, she is a trailblazer for women's basketball. in specific, the goat, a hall of famer, the list goes on. and of course, as pam just mentioned, the winningest coach in the history of ncaa, a specifically also basketball men's or women's. her resume, it speaks for itself. take a look at some of these stats over the course of her career. so tara has over 1200 career victories. she's a three time ncaa

champion, a 15 time pac 12 champion, five time national coach of the year. of course, the winningest head coach in ncaa history. she also led the us women's national team to a gold medal in the 96 atlanta olympic games, but she started her career as an unpaid graduate assistant at ohio state. years later, after a couple of other since she was hired here at stanford in 1985 and quickly turned this program into a national powerhouse. but in a statement, she on her retirement, she said that she's loved the game of basketball since she was a little girl and has given her so much throughout her life. she said, i hope i'm able to give back at least a little bit. well, she certainly has the impact she's made on basketball. women's basketball is undeniable as evident by the people that she's touched. just about everyone in the basketball world and the sports world is reacting to her retirement news from warriors head coach steve kerr to different analysts and,

of course, her former players. but perhaps the most impactful and shocking example of her imprint on this game is that when you consider that when tara took over the stanford program, the three point shot wasn't recognized in women's college basketball in the wnba, it was still seven years away from its inception. boy, have times changed. tara certainly had a hand in that. the day she announced her retirement, it was announced that for the first time in history, the women's college basketball national championship surpassed viewership of the men's by millions of viewers. now, as for what is next for this stanford program, of course tara's legacy imprint will remain here with this program, but they will be joining a new conference, the pac 12, and kind of came to an end as we know it last season. so this program will be joining the acc, the school also in negotiations right now with a long time current associate head coach kate pay, who will likely

take over as the next head coach for this program, reporting live at maples pavilion. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you, bailey. and later today she's talking about that coach vanderveer will speak to the media about her retirement. and you can find coverage and more stories about her on our fox local app. it is a free download for your smart tv. just search for the fox local app and select ktvu. >> all right pam, time is now 605 glide, the san francisco nonprofit announced a new business leader who will replace warren buffett to be auctioned off for their lunch fundraising. buffett will be replaced by salesforce ceo marc benioff, and during 22 years, glide has raised $53 million by auctioning off lunch with warren buffett. it leaders with the nonprofit shared how they selected benioff as the new lunch guest to be auctioned. >> marc benioff is iconic here in the bay area, and the world,

and glide is iconic. iconic san francisco. and so it was just kind of this great match. and when we heard that, he agreed. actually, warren buffett placed a call to marc benioff to ask him personally if he would accept the baton. and he said yes. and when we heard we were just positively thrilled. >> by the way, the winner of that auction can bring up to seven guests to their private lunch with marc benioff. the auction will launch on ebay may the 5th. it will close may 10th. >> cal fire is asking for help in identifying the person who they say may have started two fires on the san jose state university campus. authorities say the suspected arsonist was caught on surveillance video. they shared this image with us. now the fires were on march 31st and april 8th in the men's bathrooms on the seventh and eighth floor of the mlk library. if you have any tips, can take a look at this photo. you can contact cal fire or san jose state university police.

>> our time is now 607. a judge has delayed a decision on whether the family members accused of killing a three year old girl in san jose should go on trial. that decision was supposed to be out yesterday, but the judge decided to let lawyers on both sides present more evidence. the prosecutors say the child's mother, grandfather and uncle killed the girl during an exorcism at a church in san jose back in september. they say those family members believe the little girl had been possessed by a demon. >> we're learning the identity of a nine year old girl killed in a tragic crash over the weekend in the east bay. donna hernandez tapia of oregon, was killed early sunday morning when the suv she was in crashed at the junction of interstate 680 and highway 242, in concord, four women inside the vehicle were hospitalized. the male driver left the scene. there's no word yet from the highway patrol on what caused the crash, or whether the driver has been found.

>> all right, pam, our time is now 608. let's go to frank mallicoat right now. in for sal. everybody behaving on the roads now, frank. >> thank goodness they are. sal is off. usually when he's off, you know what happens. but right now, outside of moderate traffic out there, no major issues. and you know what? i'm okay with that. at 608 in the morning, let's take a look at our aa traffic now map rather southbound. two minor accidents, 680 southbound. that's at alum rock in san jose, northbound 101, northbound is mentioned minor delays there. those should be cleared up relatively quickly. and let's stay in the south bay. highway 280 still dark out there, but traffic seems to be flying north and south just fine in the south bay there on highway 280, if you're heading to the bridge, this is starting to get gummed up a little bit. does it matter if you've got a fast track or not? it's not so fast, but the commuter lane moving along just fine, and you will see some

delays on the grade as you head towards treasure island as well. let's look at traffic. it is 609. let's say good morning to mister steve paulson. ladies and gentlemen, good morning. >> reducing greenhouse emissions. the east bay city that is now joined the movement to ban new gas stations. plus >> it's a ride through history. the celebrations plan for bart's legacy fleet. before these icons of transit disappear forever

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two separate ordinances that are designed to provide an extra layer of security around the city's schools. ktvu andre senior. joining us now live in studio with reaction from both supporters and opponents of these new measures. andre >> well, pam, the issue of how to keep san jose schools safe while being sensitive to the needs of the city's unhoused, has been the center of a debate for the past few months. the council held its first public hearings back in january, and yesterday the leaders of the bay area's largest city made their long awaited decision. the council members banned anyone from camping within 150ft of a school campus. they also approved a second ordinance that would prohibit rvs and other large vehicles from parking close to schools. >> a little bit of the wild west

where people are going to park wherever they want to park because nobody's going to do anything about it. especially oversize vehicles where you can't see around them. and i think, perhaps we can prioritize, roadway safety. >> many homeless advocates in san jose oppose both of these measures. they say these ordinances will only make life harder for those living on the street or inside their cars, or rvs. >> i think it's just a tragedy. it's just horrible. where are they going to go? let's get them into berryessa first. let's get another safe parking for rvs. let's just get some more hs now. not next year. >> however, san jose mayor matt mehan said these new policies are not designed to turn the unhoused into criminals. he says the goal is to simply ensure the safety of the entire community. now, city leaders say yesterday's vote is just the first step in enacting these new ordinances. they say it will likely be several months before enforcement finally begins. pam >> thank you. andre pinole is

the latest bay area city to ban new gas stations, panels, temporary moratorium also limits expansion of existing gas stations. now, it's part of an effort to reduce the city's greenhouse gas emissions to at least 40% by 2030. council members are set to draft a permanent ordinance in the coming months. petaluma made international news in 2021, when it became the first city in the country to ban new gas stations. >> all right, our time is 614 more e-bikes are coming to oakland, berkeley and emeryville and the metropolitan transportation commission and lifts announced they'll be adding more than 500 of these bikes and new docking stations to the bike share program. they'll be placed near bart stations in business and retail districts. city leaders are hoping this will help build a network of e-bikes to connect cities in the east bay. >> sunnyvale is applying for grants in the hopes of starting a cost effective rideshare option. now, the city council has unanimously voted to partner

with silicon valley hopper. it's a rideshare service that costs less than $5 a ride in cities like cupertino and santa clara. sunnyvale officials hope the grants will help fund a pilot program that will allow students, disadvantaged residents and senior citizens in particular, some more mobility while controlling the costs. >> all right. time is 615. pam. this is just for you. okay? bart is planning an elaborate sendoff for the last of its legacy trains on saturday, april 20th, bart is hosting a retirement ceremony for the last run of its legacy trains. they're made up of rail cars that have been serving the bay area for more than 50 years now. the ceremony will be at the macarthur bart station. most of those old bart cars are recycled from metal scraps. now that all trains in the systems are made of new cars , i don't think they did that just for me. but they want to

impress you, though. >> that's cool. it's cool to see. yeah out with the old. in with the new. yeah. all right. frank mallicoat is covering the rest of traffic in addition to bart. hopefully no big problems. >> yeah, bart seems okay, but we do have a bit of an issue. a multiple car collision. this just happened about 20 minutes ago. we are on highway 580 westbound in the dublin area. let's take a look at our triple a traffic mats. this is near dougherty road. multiple cars has mentioned injury accident as well. so it's going to take some time to clear this up. chp tweeted out they actually had a victim out on the road. so that does not sound good. we'll try to get you more details as we get it. once again, multiple vehicles take a while to clear up. so if you're heading from livermore out 580 trying to get to, san francisco or hayward, you're going to be stuck in a little bit of traffic there for a while. as chp investigates. let's get you back closer to the bay here. as you see, highway

880 by the oakland coliseum, a traffic in oakland moving just fine both north and south. there and we finish on the san mateo bridge where folks are moving along as well. let's look at traffic time now. six 1718 now we can say good morning to mister steve paulson. >> i appreciate the introduction, but it was not my time, so to speak. >> okay. it's always your time. >> all right. here we go. thank you frank. inland forecast because that will be warmer. coast will not be. there's too much fog there, but high clouds to the north. no big deal, but morning fog coast and a little bit around the bay will give way to sunshine and warmer temps. santa rosa at santa rosa. he used to live there. you think i know how to say it? santa rosa, half mile visibility. petaluma is down to one and half moon bay a mile and a quarter. we didn't see that yesterday, but we are today. napa, pleasanton, redwood city, san jose, anywhere away from the coast and up we go 78, 81, 80 and 80 on my forecast highs. the key though, a little interesting development here. see this little circulation off

of southern marin. hold on a minute. that's a that's what we call a little coastal eddy. and that is enhancing the fog bank from marin coast southward. no doubt about it. 42 now petaluma a lot of 40s, low mid 40s, upper 40s to low 50s. but on the coast and moving northward. there's some fog there. san anselmo fairfax, 43 rohnert parks in there, windsor, even upper lake. so not as cold as it has been, but some cool readings and a little uptick in the fog there. 20s up in the mountains, 46 arcata-eureka to 56 down in los angeles. flagstaff a brisk 24 and las vegas, 54. it's your system for friday, and then the rain is arriving on saturday. but inland today it'll be warm. 70s to low 80s. but there's fog on the coast. i think tomorrow there's even a bigger fog bank. but we'll hold on to maybe some upper 70s inland. even on thursday. friday the cooldown starts and then on saturday it just looks like rain. there's no other way around it for right now, maybe even starting friday night. depending on which

forecast model you you buy. i'm on the eq here. european model which is considered the better model. and it's pretty wet going into sunday. so just, you know, saturday you might have to have an alternative plan ready because it looks like rain returns today. fog on the coast, at least for the morning, should then retreat and burn back. it will be warm inland. temperatures 6070 by the water, 80s for some inland, maybe holding on to a few tomorrow. but i think by friday big drop. and then we'll take that into the changes for the weekend pam. >> all right. thank you steve. there is now a joint effort right now off the coast of daly city to help an entangled gray whale. we have a look at its surprising journey and what you need to do if you spot that whale. and a local high school is bringing back some vocal education, thanks to new resources and training, we have the det ls. when

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text message scandal is asking a judge to move his case to the eureka area now. mark mcnamara, a white former police officer, was sued after being accused of excessive use of force. he was seen on video in march of 2022, shooting a black man who was actually trying to prevent a robbery at a restaurant. now, according to court documents, mcnamara sent racist and homophobic text messages after that shooting. his lawyers fear

that mcnamara will not be able to get a fair trial here in the bay area because of extensive media coverage. right now, the case is tied up in appeals. arizona's highest court has upheld a ban on almost all abortions in that state. the state supreme court upheld a law that was first approved in 1864 before arizona was even a state. in the ruling, the court said all abortions except those necessary to save a woman's life are illegal. it would also punish providers with prison time. the court did put its ruling on hold for a few weeks for more lower court appeals. that means it will be at least two months before any possible enforcement. beginning today, internet service providers will be required to publish specific details about their broadband plans. the federal communications commission has been lobbying companies to openly show information, such as pricing fees and service speeds. these labels are intended to allow consumers to shop for

deals, avoid hidden fees, and find plans that better meet their needs. labels are similar to the ones you see regarding the nutritional value of the foods. they will be posted at stores and on websites showing monthly prices, equipment rental fees, data rates, broadband speeds and links to any bundled discounts. the biden administration is finalizing the first national rules limiting forever chemicals in our drinking water. now, the synthetic chemicals are found in thousands of products designed to be resistant to water and oil, such as nonstick pans, food packaging and even dental floss. but these compounds can linger in the environment for years. the cdc says. these chemicals are found in the blood of nearly 97% of all americans. the new rules include limiting the mixture of these chemicals and requiring water agencies to filter out some of the compounds . federal and state wildlife agencies are teaming up with the marine mammal center in the effort to help a gray whale

along the san mateo coast. now it was spotted yesterday near thornton state beach in daly city. entangled in fishing nets. whale experts believe the giant mammal first got stuck in that net near laguna beach in southern california last month. they placed another tracker on the whale. yesterday. >> they verified that that the entanglement is still there, largely in the way it was down off southern california. and, that's it's distinguished now by some floating their bright colored, balls of floating buoy. >> the team now plans to use special equipment to try to disentangle the whale experts are telling anyone who spots the whale don't approach it, but give them a call immediately. a history making moment in the east bay. the expanded health benefits for the undocumented community living in contra costa county, plus their animals are displaced. >> everything they own is gone.

>> encampment sweeps sparking outrage in contra costa county. why homeless advocates say officials did not go through the proper protocols, and what the city of antioch has to say about it

muslim community marks the end of the month long, fast of ramadan. >> plus, we witness a, you know, a hand to hand drug deal. yes, absolutely. we're going to intervene in combating the fentanyl drug crisis in san francisco. >> details of the new numbers showing the chp continuing efforts seem to be working. >> all right. as we take you live to the new york stock exchange, i wish i had better news for you, but the dow set to drop more than 400 points as we look live at that opening bell. this morning. that is in response to the latest report on inflation been released in the last hour. the consumer price index for march up 3.5% from this time last year. that's higher than economists expected. and it does indicate that the federal reserve is less likely to cut interest rates any time

soon. that's certainly affecting just about everybody. yeah, yeah. so we'll have all of your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun two. >> i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. welcome to the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's april 10th. yes. >> let's check in with steve paulson a lot to know about our weather inland. >> it will be warm coast in bay. i think you're dealing with a little bit of fog for the morning. then it will be all right. but i don't see how the coast warms up here. too much fog, but inland. not a problem here. some higher clouds also to the north. making for a nice sunrise here, but mix of some low clouds. santa rosa reporting some fog, but other locations are already good to go here. 40s on the temps that won't take long to warm up inland, but that's a pretty good fog. bank hugging hugging the coast here. so a mini summer pattern for us. fog near the coast that'll retreat. but there's a heck of a lot more today than there was yesterday. inland temps though, they're on their way to the low 80s, but i think coast and bay are hovering in the 60s and 70s. all right. frank is here. six 3580 doherty road, dublin.

>> yeah, that's still a bit of a dicey situation. we got a multiple car crash there. we'll get to that in just a moment. but the east bay is a bit of a mess right now. it was smooth sailing. but if you're coming in from the lamorinda area, that's highway 24 in lafayette. those red tail lights on the way to the calcutta tunnel, through orinda and on into berkeley and oakland right now, kind of a slow roll there. as mentioned. let's take a look at the map of that tri-valley area. now, we've got a couple of things going on here. as mentioned, doherty road multiple car pile up there. that's highway 580. that's westbound. that happened around 6:00 this morning. it does include injuries as well. chp on hand trying to clear that up. but that will take some time. although the traffic has gotten a little better it was bumped back close almost to livermore. so that seems to be getting better. but as you go out towards the altamont pass, another collision there, tow truck on hand. so if you're a super commuter coming in from the tracy area, it's going to take a while this morning. and

we finished. for those stuck in traffic, there we be, the toll plaza and all its glory. and once you get past those metering lights, you're going to hit some traffic on the grade as well. a typical wednesday here in the bay area. time now. 632 let's toss it back to pam. >> thank you frank. a mosque in san francisco has been vandalized multiple times in the last week, apparently by the same person. ktvu is amanda quintana at the mosque this morning with the details. amanda >> yeah, well, this mosque here on sutter street has been vandalized at least twice in just the last week. windows here, still broken in front of the mosque. and this is all while the muslim community has been participating in ramadan today, celebrating the end of the holy month. now, surveillance video on social media shows a man smashing windows of this mosque with a skateboard. this happened on april 3rd. now this man reportedly came back yesterday. he broke windows again and then

went into the mosque, this time yelling islamophobic rhetoric. he allegedly got into an altercation, threatened people and wrote you will burn in #### on the walls inside the mosque. the photo shows the words after mosque leaders tried to paint over it halal hijazi, a commissioner with the city's human rights commission who initially tweeted about these attacks, says the rise of islamophobic rhetoric, including from public officials, is contributing to violence like this. she's calling on the city to help protect houses of worship, saying especially right now as they celebrate eid, as they are celebrating the end of ramadan, they're going to have a celebration downtown here with about 1000 people. she wants to make sure that people feel safe. she says. people are especially crowding areas like this with families as they're celebrating, she said. some of them are fearful, so she's calling on the city and police to help protect them. live in san francisco

amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amanda, thank you. time now. 634. there's a new report out on the chp special operation in san francisco, where they're helping the police battle the fentanyl drug crisis. new numbers from the governor's office show that since may of 2023, the chp has taken more than 40 pounds of fentanyl off the streets. that's more than 9.5 million doses of the drug. and they've made almost 500 arrests driving down the street. >> and we witness a, you know, a hand to hand drug deal. yes, absolutely. we're going to intervene. >> now, the chp says its main focus making traffic stops to help free up san francisco police. >> oakland police will present their proposed budget to the city administration. today, the department is working on addressing staffing issues, police command told a council safety committee. there are currently 708 officers on the job. the current police budget

authorizes 712 officers and the academy has 14 officers set to graduate next month. >> our time is 635. advocates for the homeless. pretty angry at the city of antioch over the clearing out of a homeless encampment near highway four. what is the point in this other than just to take everything that they have left, including shelter? now they're accusing the police of towing away cars, along with parked rvs and campers that people were living in, without giving them a chance to take out and remove them themselves. they also say non-life law enforcement city staff were not there on the location as they normally are. we tried to reach out to the city. so far, there's been no response as city leaders have said, they repeatedly check on these encampments and the police warned the occupants several times about the plans to clear out the encampment. >> an audit shows california is spending billions of dollars on

homelessness without tracking where the money is going. now the review started when south bay state senator dave cortese visited one of the largest homeless encampments in san jose. he asked the city whether the money spent on housing programs was working. he found the data insufficient, so he and other lawmakers asked the state auditor to investigate. the audit examined two cities san jose and san diego, between 2018 and 2023. >> you know, to improve upon, you know, some of these areas, these deficiencies and these systemic issues that that the audit, calls out, auditors say a council responsible for coordinating the state's efforts against homelessness does not have a consistent method for gathering information about program costs and outcomes. >> now, the council issued this response saying the audit's findings, quote, underscore a need to continue to hold local governments accountable, primarily responsible for

implementing these programs and collecting data on outcomes that the state can use to evaluate program effectiveness. >> our time now. 637 supervisors in contra costa county just approved a new health care program for undocumented workers , pastors. >> we continue to make history and contra costa county now, the supervisors approved the program yesterday during their board meeting. >> it will dramatically expand health care services for people all across contra costa county, regardless of their documentation, status. many of these county residents are working in the agriculture industry. >> the warriors won last night in an exciting game against los angeles lakers. that means they still have a slim chance to avoid the play in tournament for the nba playoffs. the warriors were hot last night, making 26 three pointers. we all know steph curry can sink the threes,

but draymond green also made 53. shots. he was pretty happy last night. the warriors beat the lakers 134 to 120. now to avoid the play in tournament. and head straight to the playoffs, the warriors need to win all three of their remaining games. the teams ahead of them would have to lose most of their remaining games. the regular season ends on sunday. go, warriors! the oakland a's will be going for their fourth straight victory against bruce bochy's, world champion rangers in texas this evening. last night, catcher shea langeliers had one of his best nights of his career, hitting three homers in oakland's 4 to 3 victory. the a's now have four wins and seven losses during their first 11 games of the season. the giants are going to try to avoid a series sweep when they host the washington nationals this afternoon at oracle park. now, last night, the nationals defeated san francisco, 5 to 3, in washington's second victory in a row. the struggling giants failed to homer for a fifth straight game, the team's

longest home run drought since 2018. the team now sits at four wins and eight losses. >> all right, our time is 639. >> the welding program at kennedy high school in richmond, bravo, selected to take part in a special educational initiative to help students find a career in the trades. now, kennedy is among 65 high schools around the country chosen this year by airgas. the initiative is designed to help students prepare to enter welding, engineering and technical careers. kennedy high school has offered a welding program for many years. for decades, the students who pass an exam receive a welding certificate. it prepares them for entry level jobs and apprenticeships. the way to go it's so great. >> we need more vocational skills. you know, back in the day we had wood shop and auto shop. my brother learned to be a mechanic at high school and we need to bring those things back. yes. so great job. all right

frank mallicoat, unfortunately, you have some problems to talk about in. yeah we do a heavy volume out in the east bay this morning. >> we do have a big accident to talk about. but first we're going to take you to that mess right there. that would be the bay bridge toll plaza, a lot of volume out 24in the bayshore freeway feeding into that. and once you get through that, the metering lights, you're going to hit some traffic on the grade as well. here's the big bugaboo this morning. multiple car pile up. it's westbound 580 at doherty road in dublin where it hits 680. and that's causing some big issues that also involves some injuries. this all happened a little after 6:00 this morning, according to chp. they are on the scene right now trying to get that cleared up, but that is a mess. and if you go a little to the east of there, you can see the altamont pass collision there as well, tow truck on hand. so if you were coming in super commuter wise out of tracy, it's going to be a long roll before you get

past highway 680. that's a look at traffic. time now. 641 let's say good morning to mister paulson and the return. yes, sir. of the fog. >> let's say you were going to miramonte high school. how's the traffic on moraga way there, frank? >> you know what? i bet it's not good. it's the only way in and out, baby. >> much easier drive to campolindo, i should say. >> oh, my god, here we go. >> all right. thank you, sir. all right. we had a nice tuesday . you know that. i know that everyone was in on the sunshine today. a little different twist, though. why is that? well, it will be warmer, except the coast. there's too much fog over there. and we'll go a whiplash here from 70s and 80s to 50s and 60s and rain. by the time we get to saturday. what? you heard me. but highs yesterday, all concord was closed. no surprise there with buchanan, but. concord, healdsburg, livermore, cupertino, atherton, orinda, sonoma and san rafael all between 76 and 79 degrees today. warmer away from the coast, not on the coast. there's too much

fog out there, even though it will burn back. morning fog, a few high clouds making for a nice sunrise. most of those are to the north, but inland areas will bump up santa rosa, petaluma and half moon bay, all dealing with fog. that was not really the case yesterday. it was very little. it disappeared fast, but inland today, temperatures will nose those up a few degrees. napa, pleasanton, redwood city and san jose 70s to low low 80s. the key on the fog is there's a little circulation right here, right off the southern marin coast. that's what we call a little coastal eddy. and that enhances fog. now the high pressure above it is squashing it so it bases are really low 40s on the temps, few 50s. same for the east bay temps 50s for a few 40s for most. although panels down to 43 cool degrees. that's your system for the big change on friday going into saturday. but today fog along the coast. otherwise it will be warm inland. big change though, arrives on saturday. cooler. so enjoy today and tomorrow. and if you have plans on saturday i would have a plan b. you guys. >> casey thank you. time 643. if you're planning a summertime

trip to yosemite, well, you have to take an extra step to make sure you can even get into the park. we'll tell you when reservations will return to yosemite valley and the reason the park is bringing them back. >> all right, first, let's go to our newsroom. check in with gasia mikaelian for the other stories we're following for you. good morning. >> good morning, cam and dave. when i join you in studio, east bay baseball fans will have a new team to root for as the oakland ballers prepare for their debut season next month. new at seven. the new players just signed to the team after this weekend's open tryouts, and why one of them is making history. also, if you use aruba aloe hand sanitizer, you should stop immediately. the series of health issues, including blindness, tied to the product that's on your screen. now we'll be right back

and a date for the ground offensive into rafah. now that's despite opposition from president biden and other world leaders who say a military invasion of rafah, where more than 1 million displaced palestinians have taken refuge, would result in a large number

of civilian deaths. a date has not been announced by the israeli government, and some members of the biden administration say no date has been shared with them. >> our time is now. 647 family members of american hostages being held in gaza by hamas met with vice president kamala harris, who is pushing for their release. the hostages who remain have been held for more than six months. their families are demanding action, calling on hamas to accept the deal that's on the table right now. vice president harris told the families that the biden administration has no higher priority than reuniting the hostages with their loved ones. it is 647. there could be a vote recount in the hotly contested congressional race for the seat of retiring congresswoman anna eshoo that ended in a tie for second place. so far, two people have asked for recounts in san mateo and santa clara counties. jonathan padilla once worked as a policy director for former san

jose mayor sam liccardo, who secured his spot in november's runoff as the front runner in the march primary, and dan steg, a former candidate for san mateo county supervisor. >> this race is going to garner a lot of attention because of the unusual set of circumstances. liccardo, still in the driver's seat, but one of those other two is going to try to cut through that means negativity and lots of money. that will be the element of this race. >> now, the boat recount would start on monday if those requests qualify. evan low and joe simitian would both advance. if that tie holds. well, state lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are working together now to crack down on retail theft. here in california yesterday, both democrats and republicans in the state capitol unveiled a package of seven new bills, all designed to combat the growing problem of smash and grabs and other retail thefts. and the bills would make it easier for law enforcement agencies to

arrest shoplifting suspects and also increase the criminal penalties. however, these proposed laws would not make changes to prop 47, a ballot measure that voters approved ten years ago. >> in today's dollars and cents, people in gilroy could get a chance to vote on a possible sales tax increase to pay for improvements to public safety. now, the proposed ballot measure would increase gilroy sales tax a quarter percent, which would be used to hire more police officers and firefighters. council members say more first responders are needed due to gilroy's rapid population growth during the past ten years. the council is scheduled to take a final vote july 29th after several community meetings in the santa clara stadium, authority rejected a proposed resolution of its long standing legal dispute with the 49ers over the operations of levi stadium. now, the authority says, the 49ers submitted the team's quote, best and final proposal last month. it would settle open issues related to

public safety, gourmet buffet costs and other items. while the board rejected the offer, it is still working on a counter proposal. pre-sale starts today for a new concert in san francisco's golden gate park. the company behind outside lands is putting on the new annual concert. the lineup includes system of a down, deftones and viagra boys, who have a local connection to marin county for that concert. it will be held at the polo fields on august 17th. artist presale starts today. ticket sales open to the public on friday. tickets will start at $169 and starting saturday, anyone planning a trip to yosemite will need a reservation. the popular national park will begin limiting the number of vehicles heading into the valley in an effort to reduce crowds. yosemite will require reservations, even just for the day, for the next six months as part of a test program. last summer, large crowds created traffic jams that caused delays as long as three hours. for many people, driving into yosemite. ouch. >> yeah, all right. time is now

651. talk about some rough driving. yes frank mallicoat is looking at some rough drives in parts of the east bay. >> you know, though, we're going to kick it off and pay a little homage to the south bay, because i'm going to give them an a today because actually not a lot going on down there. so let's take a look. south bay no major incidents. you see a few slowdowns there on 101. but that's pretty typical. green is good. and right now the south bay is very good. let's take you up north a little bit. we do have some spots of note. as you can see, the bay bridge toll plaza there a little slow going through there. head up way up there at, tippy top, highway four, bay point. that is slow. and on the bottom right hand side you can see the remnants of that crash. multiple car crash. that's a dougherty road westbound. 580 chp has been there for a good hour already. it is an injury accident. so it's causing some backup, on highway 580, and we're going to

finish with the richmond bridge. folks heading from contra costa over into marin, into the north bay. and right now that's a little slow as well. typical wednesday. that's a look at traffic. mr. paulson. yes, sir. good morning. >> good morning frank. thank you sir. appreciate that. we'll take a look here. now inland temps will be bumping up upper 70s 80s. there's pretty good fog bank on the coast and a few high clouds zipping by. i'm just going to show you something right here. we're going to show something right there. what's right there? watch this little circulation. it's called a coastal eddy right off the marin coast. i think that's enhancing the fog for today. so 40s and 50s again, the bases are shallow, but some reduced visibility. petaluma, santa rosa and half moon bay on some low fog. 40s on the temps. menlo park, stanford, 44. woodside dropped to 41, but 47 san mateo, foster city, pillar point, half moon bay, los altos hills 49 no big deal today unless you're on the coast and it might be a little cooler, but inland will be warm. but that's your change for coming in on friday. and for

sure on saturday. fog on near the coast and i think it gets even thicker as we head to the next couple of days. rain returns on saturday. what? yep, rain returns saturday. fog on the coast. at least for the morning. it will burn back and burn off. it will be sunny today. warm inland, temperatures bumping up, but we'll go 6070 by the water. upper 70s, low 80s inland. >> all right, steve, thank you. time at 653, the stanford women's basketball coach, tara vanderveer, is retiring, leaving behind a legendary career. now, the big question is who can replace her and fill her iconic shoes and a special medical procedure for military veterans in san francisco. we have details of a new program giving bay area amputees new hope for the future

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threatened to go on strike if they can't reach a fair contract with the school district. a rally was held by educators and supporters before the martinez school district board meeting. the teachers say the school district offered them a 3% pay raise, while other county employees received an 8% cost of living adjustment. starting salary for a teacher in martinez $59,000 a year.

>> only offering 3, while other districts are offering anywhere from 6% to 13. is not only an insult, but it is a fact that teachers want to leave and teachers will not come to this district. >> the two sides are set to meet this coming monday, with a neutral fact finder trying to work out the problems. well, health and human services secretary xavier becerra reportedly considering stepping down from the biden administration after the november election in order to run for governor of california in 2026. that's according to politico, which reports becerra has had conversations with fellow democrats over the past few weeks where he indicated he's considering joining the crowded field to succeed governor newsom in two years. becerra previously served as attorney general of california. well a first of its kind medical procedure is helping a growing

number of bay area military veterans who have prosthetic limbs. it's a two part procedure. it's being done at a va hospital in san francisco. first, the doctors install a post in a limb and allow six months of healing and physical therapy. then the doctors perform a second operation to properly position the new limb. many local vets say this groundbreaking surgery makes them much more independent. >> my dogs help my wife. anybody else? i can help them now or before i'd have crutches, they'd have to help me out. it's not going to be perfect. it's not a real leg. it's still a prosthesis. but i'm good with that. >> now, vets who've had the surgery also say they now have much less pain. they also have more control and balance. time is 659. a group of students from east oakland back in the bay area after a two week tour of southeast asia. the students from castlemont high school touched down at sfo yesterday.

they're part of the pacific bridge club now. during the past six years, this club has created a space for east oakland teenagers to learn about other cultures around the world. this year, the teenagers were able to spend time in japan, the philippines and taiwan. >> in one state supreme court decision to ban almost all abortions could have major implications for abortion rights nationwide. we're also tracking the impact it could have on this year's presidential election. legendary stanford women's basketball coach tara vanderveer hanging up her hat shortly after setting a new record as the ncaa coach with the most wins. who's set to fill her shoes? then oakland baseball fans have a new team to root for and new players to follow. the new oakland ballers team recruits were learning about just this morning from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian