not to swim in the russian river at this time. >> a warning from firefighters about the russian river after a swimmer goes missing. what's new about the search for that missing swimmer that will resume this morning? and whooping cough. it is spreading around the bay area. what we're learning about the latest case at a high school in san francisco 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 friday. yes pam april 12th. yes definitely feels cooler out there a lot of construction out on the roads that's affecting

traffic. let's check in with frank mallicoat on traffic this morning. >> did you hit that two on the way in a lot of. >> there's a lot of exits and freeways closed and stuff going on. >> thank god for gps. and there's a big sack of dirt out there as well. before we go to the map. this is at 580 eastbound right where it hits 24. and there's a lot of construction in that area as well. so if you see a big sack of dirt out there, do miss that. this is the other issue right now. we take you to the east bay that is 680 northbound at stone ridge in dublin. two cars, one of them caught fire. it sent putting put out, but it's blocking the slow lane there. this happened about an hour ago and it's fairly cleared up. and that's good because that's going to get pretty heavy traffic wise here in the next hour or two. but do pay attention to that. and we're going to finish with a beautiful shot. hopefully it's friday light all morning long. your bay bridge easy breezy at

gods hours this morning. happy friday. let's send it back to pam. >> all right. thank you frank. we do begin with developing news . search and rescue teams along the russian river will resume their search for a missing young swimmer. authorities in sonoma county say that person was last seen at 430 yesterday afternoon in the waters near steelhead beach, just north of forestville. the swimmers disappearance has triggered a massive response from several local agencies, including sonoma county firefighters and sheriff's deputies. investigators say the swimmer was in the water with a group of friends when he or she went missing, possibly a very young person. the search teams say the swimmers disappearance highlights the dangers of swimming in the russian river this time of year. >> we caution people this time of year to really watch the water. the water is moving very fast. it's still at a high level. if you're not an experienced swimmer. we urge you

not to swim in the russian river at this time. >> hypothermia is a major concern right now, since the water in the russian river is pretty cold this time of year. >> our time is now 402. a deadly shooting in oakland being investigated by homicide detectives. it happened on kennedy street near the third avenue exit off interstate 880. there are few details accepted. the victim was shot at least once and died there at the scene. we don't know the name of the victim and there's no word from police about a motive or arrest. >> a woman in a wheelchair was hit by a car in san francisco and suffered life threatening injuries. it happened last night just before 7:00, in the area of leavenworth and turk streets in the tenderloin district. video from citizen app shows paramedics placing the victim, who suffered traumatic injuries, into an ambulance. police tell us here at ktvu news that the driver of the car that hit her stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. >> well, street vendors in san

francisco's mission district will have to find new places to sell their goods. the vendors, who are licensed, had just relocated to an indoor market at the 24th street bart station, after the city banned street vending last november because of rising crime. but on april 21st, the city will close this indoor space because few shoppers are going there and they say resources there would be better used elsewhere. no money, no sale, nothing. >> one day you can believe $20, sometimes nothing for eight hours. >> now the city plans to move licensed vendors to an outdoor parking lot on 24th street in order to attract more business. that area will be carefully monitored by police. >> many people living in san francisco's sunset district are fighting plans to build more luxury high rises in their neighborhood. they gathered for a town hall meeting to express their concerns. they're worried that the proposed tall buildings

would affect the existing homes and businesses in the sunset, and they're especially concerned about a 50 floor high rise project that they're calling the sunset skyscraper. >> some of these people are going to be living in a total solar eclipse from this building. so let's let's make sure that we understand all the impacts to not just, oh, it's a tall building, it's ugly. there's going to be a shadow that's going to be cast on a lot of people as the sun moves around, some city leaders say the high rise projects are needed to meet san francisco's growing housing needs with, along with state housing mandates. >> our time now 404. today, san francisco police are expected to announce what they're calling a milestone in police reform efforts, according to the san francisco chronicle. the san francisco police say they've finished adopting the 272 reform recommendations to transform form policing in san francisco. the reforms were recommended by the federal and state departments of justice back in 2016, after a series of

controversial high profile police shootings. now, though, city officials say the reforms have paid off, numbers reported by san francisco police still show racial disparities in police use of force. >> the vallejo police department and the california justice department reached a deal on how to move forward on police reforms. the doj first opened an investigation into the department in june of 2020, just days after an officer shot and killed sean monterrosa. now, as part of a settlement agreement, the city of vallejo and its police force will take new action led by an independent evaluator and overseen by the doj to address a pattern of, quote, unconstitutional conduct. now, some of the reforms include addressing unreasonable force by holding officers and supervisors accountable, conducting an audit whenever an officer points a gun at a member of the public, promoting and strengthening partnerships in the community and ensuring that all stops,

searches and seizures by officers are compliant with the law. >> our time now 406. we now know that oakland's new police chief will be sworn in in mid-may. that's the very latest on the timeline for when floyd mitchell will take over the oakland police department. now, he was introduced last month by mayor xiang tao as the new police chief. oakland has not had a permanent police chief since mayor tao fired lebron armstrong in february of 2023. well, bay area health officials are closely monitoring the spread of whooping cough in san francisco. more than a dozen cases have been reported since january. >> ktvu zac sos takes a closer look at the latest cases at a high school. >> scary disease. i don't want my girl get sick, parent ji young's initial reaction to the news that a small group of students at her daughter's school in san francisco had come down with pertussis, also known as whooping cough. >> people should not be panicking at all about this,

doctor monica gandhi, an infectious disease expert at ucsf medical center. the main thing is to control the outbreak , meaning the way to control it is anyone who has these symptoms have to stay home, have to get the antibiotics. >> since january, the san francisco department of public health says there have been 13 cases in the city, most of them among high school students at sacred heart cathedral prep. the symptom to be on the lookout for the telltale dry cough. >> the young children can have a very, you know, kind of musical aspect to the cough. the vaccine can protect you from really severe disease. >> doctor gandhi says the vast majority of people in the bay area have already been vaccinated and really say very few side effects. >> people do really well with these vaccines. >> parents feeling less anxious after reading more about the bacteria. >> i'm really not that concerned that much. school handled very well. >> we're pretty much vaccinated. so i mean, you know what? can you do? >> san francisco, not the only

area in the bay with cases since december, neighboring marin county has reported around 100 cases of whooping cough, most of them among students at tamalpais high in mill valley. >> i think the fact that the marin outbreak, there's been that many cases and it's still ongoing, i think maybe there may have been a link for the moment. >> doctor gandhi says the only age group people should be truly concerned about are newborns. >> they don't have the immunity when they're first born, and they can get really sick from pertussis. >> zac sos ktvu fox two news isaac. >> thank you. time is 408. the cdc urging parents make sure your kids are vaccinated against the measles. the number of cases keeps rising at an alarming rate across the country. the cdc issued a new report showing there have been at least 113 measles cases in the country so far this year. that's almost double the number for all of last year. and the experts say measles can be very dangerous for children for every thousand

children that get measles, one will die and one will be brain damaged. now, the cdc is also warning parents to know the warning signs of measles. the symptoms include a very high fever, a persistent cough and a red rash. >> anyone planning a trip to yosemite national park will need a reservation. starting tomorrow. now, the national park will begin limiting the number of vehicles heading into the valley, even if it's just for the day. to help reduce crowds. last summer, large crowds created traffic jams that caused long delays for people heading into into the yosemite valley area. now, again, starting tomorrow, you're going to need those reservations. same for the back half of august until october. from july 1st until the middle of august, reservations will be needed every day. if you arrive before 5:00 in the morning or after 4:00 in the afternoon, you do not need a reservation. >> okay, i'm glad. >> it's kind of confusing. yeah,

but, you know, it's all to help prevent crowding. there all right. i think it should be pretty nice. i don't know, it might be raining in yosemite this weekend. tomorrow. >> tomorrow will be right. not today though. all right. our system is on the way, and it's going to impact us in a big way here. now, today is that tweener day. transition day. not a lot of fog yet, but a pretty impressive upper low for mid-april coming in. you can see it right there. circulations right there. and it's going to come down here and then do this on saturday. and temps will drop into the 50s. so i mean for this time of year usually i'm not talking about this, but this year we are increasing clouds will be on the on the way later here. but we start off mostly clear this morning 40s 50s on the temps and not much of a breeze yet, but it is showing signs of being more onshore 40s to the north as well. 40s, 50s. so i think most locations will be pretty close oakland, west, concord west, southwest, fairfield west southwest. that's much different than we saw the last three days when there was no wind, or it was east or

northeast 30s up in the mountains, 42 arcata, 56 down in san diego and 62 in las vegas. palm springs, a balmy 71. so this system is going to impact us today. and then late, late tonight, maybe some drizzle more likely overnight. saturday morning starts. while most of you are getting your beauty sleep. and then look at this sweeping through by 6 a.m. the rain has already arrived and some impressive totals for this system. one inch amounts. if santa rosa gets one, that's two in parts of the russian river. no doubt about it. santa cruz, ben lomond, also over an inch and a quarter and snow in the mountains a little bit more. this looks like more of a rain event than it does a snow event, but they'll get some out of it. but for to see, you know, it's not just a 10th of an inch or a quarter of an inch. we're looking for a half inch to maybe two. friday changes, some morning fog, sun in the morning, then clouds turning cloudy. cooler. the breeze will pick up as well and highs come tumbling down. 60s on a lot of the temps. >> thank you steve a landmark vote in oakland as officials move forward with changing the name of the airport. why some

people say the decision is offensive to the community and football legend o.j. simpson dies of cancer. >> we'll take a look back at his football career, at his murder trial and the strong ties toby, why aren't you eating your cinnabon pull apart? well i wanted to save the best part for last, but its all the best part. i don't know where to begin. toby, eat your breakfast. maybe i just smell it? the best part of wendy's new breakfast cinnabon pull apart is all the parts.

oj simpson. his family says he died on wednesday following a battle with prostate cancer. he was 76 years old. he's a bay area native, one of the greatest running backs in nfl history. but his incredible accomplishments on the football field were certainly overshadowed when he went on trial for the murders of his ex-wife, nicole brown simpson and her friend ron goldman. >> well, former ktvu reporter ted rowlands was among the hundreds of journalists who covered the o.j. trial in the

mid 1990s. roland says the so-called trial of the century had a lasting impact on the way the media covers court cases. >> i think that the that the o.j. simpson case paved the way for so many cameras and so many different courtrooms around this country, and it's a good thing overall because it gives the system a test for lay people that are that have the time to actually test it and watch it. >> now, about 100 million people around the world watch the live tv coverage of simpson's acquittal ir of 1995. >> o.j. simpson was born and raised in san francisco, became one of the city's best known young football stars in the 1960s. >> ktvu crystal bailey looks back at simpson's strong ties to the bay area. >> it was 1947, and the poor neighborhood on potrero hill, where orenthal james simpson was born and raised. he spent his days developing his talent, playing sports at the local rec center, where a faded mural of

him still commemorates his success. the trophy box, highlighting his 1959 little league baseball team and later on in the 70s, he he donated to the center and they were very thankful for that. directors at the rec center saying he always supported youth sports. he went on to wear the number 28 at galileo high school, and the number 32 at city college, the same number he made famous with the buffalo bills. >> everyone knew oj simpson in the 70s as one of the most dynamic athletes in america, and he certainly was, you know, at the top, top of the list for the nfl. carmen policy, a retired executive for the 49ers and a director for the bay area sports hall of fame, says he first met o.j. towards the end of his career when he came home to play for san francisco in 1978. but even if he wasn't playing in the game, even if he wasn't

producing on the field, you might say he was still scoring with the fans. >> but in the 90s, the nfl mvp and tv star's notoriety became tied to a tragedy. >> o.j. didn't live just one life. he lived to the second life that began with the murder trial that changed everything. that's what makes his life in the second half such a greek tragedy, because he had risen to such a high level as a performer and as an individual and then came crashing down. >> despite his polarizing reputation, policy says the board never considered removing him from the hall of fame if he qualified for induction. >> if later in life he has some difficult times and later in life he does some difficult things, even bad things, that doesn't say he didn't achieve what the goal of the organization is to reflect. >> policy also says that he

deeply cared about his children who surrounded him at the time of his death. crystal bailey ktvu, fox two news, the environmental protection agency is fining five east bay cities and local water agencies more than $300,000 for sewage violation penalties. >> east bay mud and six east bay cities are accused of not doing enough to prevent sewer overflow from reaching the bay. most of that money comes from the fine from the city of oakland that's facing 67 violations and $278,000 in fines. berkeley. albany, piedmont and alameda were also fined. all right. back over to steve paulson. it definitely felt cooler already this morning. >> a little bit more of a breeze kind of kicking in. a little more of a sea breeze is in there. so a little cooler here. some morning sun and we'll get some increasing clouds. but the big message is cooler here. santa rosa, redwood city, walnut creek, san jose, 70s and 80s yesterday. it's 60s and 70s today. big plunge for santa

rosa, no doubt about it. 40s and 50s on the temps and we will see probably not much change on these. i don't think they're going to drop too much here. maybe a little bit more. slight onshore breeze. not a big one, but it's more onshore. the first we've seen since monday, i believe, or tuesday 30s up in the mountains, 40s, 50s to 60s for everywhere else here, that's the upper low. you can see it now. it's going to hang out. it's going to come down and do this and then end up over us. and it's going to drop temperatures dramatically. tomorrow will be highs in the 50s. and this is not just showers. this is not just a little bit of rain. this looks like pretty good rain for this look at that. forecast models have definitely trended wetter on this system. not only here not not so much in the mountains. i mean but they'll get some snow up there. but i would prepare for rain to move in on saturday. today though, some morning fog otherwise increasing clouds. the breeze picks up in cooler. >> all right steve thank you. our time is now 420 black maternal health week is kicking off. we'll tell you how a south

bay medical community is working with expectant mothers and house speaker mike johnson fighting to keep his job. >> how he hopes a meeting with dona

otten is trying to save his job. he is heading to florida today to meet with donald trump. now johnson angered some conservatives within the party by moving ahead with more aid for ukraine and for renewing a surveillance authority for the fbi. this afternoon's meeting with trump is meant to show unity. they're also expected to promote a bill aimed at what trump aides are calling election integrity by preventing non-citizens from voting in federal elections. >> as we have a lot of things to discuss, talk to them frequently. so i'm looking forward to seeing them in person. it's been a few weeks and it should be a good trip.

>> several democrats may actually back johnson's efforts to keep the speakership if he secures ukraine funding. >> our time is now. 423 the biden administration taking action now to close what's called gun show loopholes for background checks on gun sales. now, the rule change will require unlicensed gun dealers to do background checks when they sell guns. the federal government says there are about 23,000 people who are selling weapons through gun shows and other portals. the president biden, says it will keep the guns out of the hands of domestic abusers and felons. >> it will show parents, kids and teachers and americans everywhere impacted by gun violence that congress is listening. >> shame on the atf, shame on the biden administration. shame on the administrators of the bipartisan safer communities act for playing political games. >> now, that rule will likely be challenged in court by pro-second amendment groups. >> there are new fears for the

families of the hostages still being held by hamas. hamas has said it does not have 40 hostages to exchange for cease fire. that's leading to concerns that fewer hostages are alive than previously thought. at the same time, president biden wants more humanitarian aid to be left into gaza, as officials warn a famine has started in the north. israel says it's working on infrastructure that would allow more food into the region. >> we are constructing the northern crossing, a new land crossing from israel into northern gaza to enable more aid to flow directly to civilians in the areas that have been challenging for the trucks to access. >> there are also growing concerns. this morning about a potential attack from iran or its allies that could escalate the tensions across the middle east, iran has pledged retribution after a deadly strike by israel on iran's embassy in syria last week, the

us has restricted travel of government personnel to israel in the wake of the threats. >> our time now for 25 new video to show you of sonoma county sheriff's deputies rescuing someone from a car that went down a steep ravine on mount tamalpais. now, this happened wednesday evening, just after 6 p.m. near panoramic highway on the west side of mount tam. the rescue team had to be lowered about 200ft down to reach the woman. they managed to reach her and bring her to the road and to a waiting ambulance. >> a san francisco mosque vandalized multiple times. the hate crime charge just filed against one man and those golden state warriors. >> just keep on winning. with just days until the playoffs start, we'll look at the western conference standings. and don't forget, you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu .com/ email, sign up for he

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>> good. and you and it looks pretty clear out there. i know it's cooler. let's check in with steve paulson. >> it's on its way. this will be the transition day here. 40s 50s on the temps. not a lot of fog yet, but i expect the increasing clouds which are on their way. they're knocking on the door. and you can see that in the upper low is going to give us a dramatic change as we go into the weekend today. is that in between day but 60s to 70s on the temps. all right. frank's here i don't know, picking up cones. >> something else i came back. steve. you haven't scared me away yet. >> well, that's a good sign. they adore your security card works, so that's a good sign. >> still does. god bless. yeah. happy friday, one on one, one and all. a lot of construction out there. so do take it easy. we're going to kick it off. this is east bay a lafayette highway 24 was very very busy last couple of days. not so much at this hour. it looks like it's easy breezy right now. hopefully friday light throughout the day. if you're heading to the toll plaza, going your way over that bay bridge into the city right now. no issues there whatsoever.

we did have one issue this morning and that was highway 680 northbound at stoneridge. two car collision. this happened a little over an hour ago, but one of the cars still blocking the slow lane there, that is northbound right before you get to 580 there at stoneridge chp. is there. they're trying to get that car out of the way before it gets a little too busy. so if you're heading out that way, take note of that. that's the latest in traffic. 430 your time. let's send it back to dave and pan. okay frank. >> thank you. well, the oakland port commission unanimously approved a plan to rename oakland international airport to san francisco bay oakland international airport. >> ktvu is amber lee tells us why bay area residents are divided on this move enthusiastically i seven eyes. >> the motion carries the oakland port commission voted unanimously to rename oakland international airport. the new name will be san francisco bay. oakland international airport. the action came after dozens of supporters and opponents weighed in, replacing oakland with the

san francisco bay further disrespects oakland. opponents say the name change is an attempt to distance the airport from oakland's image problem stemming from crime and public safety issues. >> it's pro oakland is definitely not in any way denigrating the city that i'm so proud of, that i've been living in for 40 years, the port's executive director says the name change will bring more people and businesses to oakland. >> it is corporate gentrification. move and it's a weak move because it doesn't address the root issue of public safety. >> i strongly support trying to elevate the employment, the business attraction. >> the port commission first announced the proposal for the name change on march 29th. swift opposition has come from san francisco city leaders, business groups and stakeholders, including sfo. >> we believe that this new name will ultimately be misleading to customers, creating greater

confusion, disservice and ill will. >> the port commission delayed a final vote on the name change to may ninth, saying it will consider more public input. >> i think that really the ball is in the court of the port of oakland. are they going to make good use of that time, or are they going to continue to ignore some of this other feedback that's coming to them? >> san francisco has threatened possible legal action. i reached out to san francisco city attorney david chu regarding the vote, he said in a statement that we are disappointed that oakland did not take the opportunity to work collaboratively with us to develop alternative names and to avoid litigation. we will have further updates in the coming days. the port's executive director says. regardless of possible legal action, the commission will move ahead with its plan to change the name at oakland international airport. amber lee ktvu, fox two news thank you amber, the contra costa district attorney's office has charged a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman in

concord. >> know authorities say 40 year old larry ridge junior pushed a woman to the ground and sexually assaulted her monday on a trail near the north concord bart station. the da's office says the attacker took her cell phone and wallet. a witness helped the victim call 911, and concord police made the arrest shortly after. >> our time is 433. charges of hate crimes have been filed against a man accused of vandalizing a mosque in san francisco. now, surveillance video from last week shows a man using a skateboard to smash the windows of a mosque on sutter street. also, he reportedly made several islamophobic threats. police say they were called wednesday night that a that same man was back at the mosque. that's when police arrested 35 year old robert gray, who is scheduled to be arraigned today. >> mortgage rates are creeping back up again. the average 30 year mortgage rate is at 6.88 this week. that's according to freddie mac. there's concern the recent inflation data that we received this week means the

federal reserve will not cut interest rates. may be not at all this year. that could force potential buyers out of the market, or perhaps to accept higher interest rates and add to their monthly housing payments. >> our time now for 34 nightclub in a once bustling neighborhood is closing for good. san francisco's temple nightclub in the south of market area, filed a notice pointing to financial problems, according to the chronicle, 86 employees are going to be laid off, including security staff, bartenders, servers and maintenance staff tonight and tomorrow are the club's final scheduled events, but it will stay open until saturday, may 25th. well, another san francisco business is closing for good as well. petite crenn, the casual restaurant of the three michelin starred rated at the year crennan, opened back in 2015. it's known for serving breton style cuisine. it's taking

reservations, starting today at noon for the final tables before the restaurant closes for good in september. >> a new food hall between fifth and sixth streets on market street, located right next to the new ikea, is now open. in addition to workspace on the fifth floor, sally hall takes up two floors with five restaurants that are known around the bay area. city leaders say this new development could help this part of san francisco's market street thrive. >> we are excited about what this will do to bring people together and opportunity for the workforce, for the hotel and folks who are in this neighborhood. we have all kinds of great cuisine because that's what san francisco is known for. yeah the space is open wednesday through sunday. >> our time is 436. governor newsom is asking for a federal emergency after the cancellation of california's ocean salmon season. now, the decision was made wednesday by the pacific

fishery management council because of the continued low numbers of the chinook salmon population. the governor says the emergency request will help bring financial support to the affected fishing communities. the local salmon fishermen blamed the state for what they call irresponsible water policies. >> we're fighting for these fish. we're making hard sacrifices for the next generation of fish, and we're making the hard decisions about the harvest. now we need the california water managers to make some sacrifices on their end. they need to make some hard decisions about saving these fish as well. >> now, the governor's office says it has set aside $800 million over the last three years to restore the habitat and also increase water flows and remove dams that were preventing the fish from getting back to their native rivers. >> 437 is the time. back over to steve paulson for a look at our weather. where are you starting? >> well, it's going to be cooler today, so clouds are on the way

here. we have temperatures 40s and 50s, mainly 50s though on the temps, but there are some 40s. but the onshore breeze is getting ready to get together here. 48 popular pacifica pillar point, half moon bay and there los altos, menlo park. also in there so upper 40s 50s. although woodside's at 44 a little bit more of an onshore breeze there. oakland, concord, fairfield. first time we've seen that since tuesday. so that will lead to a little bit cooler conditions. and then i think you'll notice the breeze picking up along with also the clouds increasing. they have a ways to go, but that's our system now. it won't really arrive until saturday, but we'll get increasing high clouds and some low clouds here friday changes and that equals cooler here. so the 80s taking a little bit of a break until maybe middle of next week or so. but turning cloudy. the wind picks up and then rain possible thunderstorms not only saturday, but i would think sunday as well. a pretty good little system here being advertised by the forecast model starts early saturday and then continues most of saturday and probably all the way into sunday. the way it's looking, some i mean one plus inch amounts for many, i'm being

forecast now. this is really not a big sierra snow producer. they'll get some up there. but this is more of a rain event for us. so i would plan on it some morning fog, sun, then increasing clouds, increasing clouds. this afternoon cooler. the breeze will pick up highs 5060 and a couple of low 70s. >> thank you steve. a warning from firefighters about the russian river after a swimmer went missing. i'll tell you what's new about the search for the missing swimmer. that will resume this morning. >> and concerns are growing about a rare mosquito spotted in santa clara county . we'll tell you about

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that can transmit diseases to humans. those mosquitoes do exist in other parts of california, but the discovery in an urban residential area that

is raising a major concern, ktvu is mark sayer has more on that in the east san jose foothills, workers from the santa clara county vector control district are deploying additional traps in the area where the mosquitoes were first discovered. >> the traps are being deployed in bushes and other damp and cool areas where the mosquitoes are likely to reproduce. seen under a microscope, this is what the aedes aegypti mosquitoes look like. this is the mosquito trap that caught our first adult female vector control ecologist taylor. kelly is on the team that made the discovery. >> it is a very beautiful mosquito. as far as mosquitoes go, but it's not one that you want to see in this area. >> the ada aegypti were first detected by regular surveillance , but now the vector control district has set up special traps like this one. it uses a special scent. it's a human scent, much like dirty socks. to attract this specific type of mosquito. >> it is a very concerning thing because the ada aegypti can transmit diseases like zika, chikungunya, yellow fever and

dengue vector control. >> officials say they have no idea where these mosquitoes came from, nor how they ended up in a residential area far from major highways and commercial areas. resident russ johnson says workers actually came to his house last week to let him know of the discovery, and asked him to eliminate any sources of standing water in his yard. >> well, i'm a little more concerned about this one because apparently it's out during the midday, right? and not just dusk, dawn and dusk. so that's got me more concerned for now. >> vector control says this is an all hands on deck situation that requires the quick cooperation of residents. >> we're asking the public to do their part and do a community effort to ensure that this mosquito does not get established. go around your home, inspect your home, look at any container or, you know, dog bowls, anything that can hold any amount of water. >> so far only limited, very targeted spraying has occurred, but wider efforts could take place if more of the aedes aegypti mosquitoes are discovered. reporting in san

jose, mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news okay, mark, thank you. >> time is now. 443. the medical community in santa clara county wants to raise awareness about the challenges black women are facing before and after they give birth. >> ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters reports from san jose, where a kickoff event was held to mark the start of black maternal health week. >> 80% of pregnancy related deaths are preventable. we cannot accept the status quo. >> as black maternal health week kicked off on thursday, santa clara valley health and santa clara county board of supervisors president susan ellenberg partnered to celebrate black motherhood and acknowledged the challenges black women today are facing. >> black women that are 3 to 4 times more likely to die during childbirth. black women in their 20s with promise with hope standing before you, already exhausted in 2020.

>> ellenberg says california reported its highest maternal mortality rate in a decade between 2012 and 2019. she says at least 19 california hospitals stopped offering labor and delivery services. a panel of advocates talked about ways to address the crisis. >> and so i think just the more we can cultivate, you know, diversity in the medical field, that's only going to help. i was there with my daughter when she was pregnant. >> so i went to the doctors with her. and just like we saw in the film with gemma, there were times when my daughter would go in and say she didn't feel good and just would be overlooked. >> a short netflix film about a black woman writer who suffered a miscarriage and nearly died was screened during the program. in 2022, the u.s. maternal death rate for black women was 69.9 per 1000, more than double that of white women. the panel also discussed the education and safety of black children after watching animated short film lil

red is riding the wrong way in the hood. unfortunately california is number one for human trafficking and a lot of the statistics are very grim for black, brown, and indigenous children. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. lamonica well, medical researchers have found pregnancy can dramatically speed up the aging process. a new columbia university study found women who gave birth appear to be biologically older than women who never carried a child. when they did some blood tests on this population over a number of years, they found that women who had given birth even at a younger age, there was a there was a loss of 2 to 14 years in the biological age. >> and that was cumulative over time, the research found giving birth to more than one child accelerated the aging process, even more. >> our time now for 46 alameda county's women's hall of fame is welcoming nine new inductees, and this year's inductees

include allison barakat, the co-owner co-founder of bake sale betty in temescal and doctor kyla johnson-trammell, the superintendent of the oakland unified school district, is joining the hall of fame as well. now, these special honors began back in 1993, celebrating women who are making a difference in diverse communities. >> well, there's more warning. the warriors are in ninth place in the western conference standings. they move higher if everything goes their way. in the final two games of the season, the warriors won their third straight game last night. they now have nine out of their last ten games as victories. steph curry struggled shooting the ball a little bit but still led the way with 22 points. dubs came from behind to beat the trail blazers. here's the updated western conference standings. the sacramento kings are in eighth place, the warriors in ninth, followed by the los angeles lakers. all three teams have the same record. still two games left in

the regular season, so the warriors can still approve their seeding. they play tonight. >> all right. time is 447 tonight. the oakland a's are back at the coliseum. they'll be hosting the washington nationals last night. the a's struggled early, but they've now won three of their last four games, including the game last night. they shut out the defending world series champs bruce bochy's texas rangers one to nothing jp sears gave up just one hit in six and a third innings that only run came on a home run from outfielder seth brown. >> a security company is hiring guards to work the oakland coliseum. the announcement by allied universal comes as the oakland a's are preparing their temporary move to sacramento at the end of the season. it's not clear what events the new hires would be working on, but dozens of a's game day employees have been told that they will unlikely lose their jobs. they include security guards, concession stand workers, ushers and janitors. the a's have told

those workers the team's new home at the minor league ballpark in sacramento will require fewer workers. are the disappointment continues? right. it's tough, boy. it is tough on the economy there and now jobs and oh boy. all right. let's check in with steve paulson. how's the weather today? >> cooler. it's on its way here. our system will impact us starting a little bit today and significantly tomorrow. the upper low will eventually swing right over us. or just to the south of us. and it's impressive, to say the least. here santa rosa, redwood city, walnut creek, san jose we're cooling it off from the 70s and 80s yesterday to 60s and near 70 today. this is a chilly system coming in on saturday, and rainfall amounts have actually trended higher half inch to maybe an inch and a half. plus, i would think mount tamalpais, santa cruz mountains, also russian river, and there's some pretty hefty totals. spring the winter up in the mountains, that's for sure. sierra tahoe yesterday looks like a beautiful day. it was because temps were in the 60s, but over the weekend cooler, windy. there is a lake

advisory out. i know that starting tonight for lake tahoe. now some rain and snow likely as well. not a lot of snow, about 1 to 5in, but this is more of a rain event than it is a snow event. so some sun in the morning, 40s 50s on the temps. i think these will dip a little bit here to the south, maybe a little more clearing there. but boulder creek is already 44. morgan hill 49 santa clara. hollister also at 49. not a strong breeze yet, but it has trended onshore. that's west southwest 30s up in the mountains, 71 palm springs 29 flagstaff. that's cold. system will slide in and it will begin with a friday. changes cooler as the weather word for today and then increasing clouds throughout the day. the system will then slide in and that low will be right near us again, turning cloudy. wind picks up rain thunderstorms possible on saturday and early sunday. you guys. >> thank you steve san francisco police claim they have completed almost 270 reforms. why? there are still some sharp disparities and a launch party for san

francisco's cam fest. what you can expect from this year's film festival

us for california's high speed rail project. the state is moving forward with purchasing the trains that will travel up and down the state. the high speed rail authority says it is moving forward with the search for those trains. they will go 220mph. this comes just as the federal government invested $3 billion in funding for the project. the authority hopes a contract for the trains will be decided by the end of the year. an overnight train connection to san francisco to los angeles is one step closer. transit startup dream star lines announced it signed an agreement with union pacific railroad dream star, now allowed to operate its trains on

union pacific's tracks linking sf to southern california. the company says its high tech cars will have private rooms in rooms, showers and internet access. if all goes well, dream star hopes to start services early as summer 2025. one car owner in los angeles has found gps can be an effective crime fighting tool. he used his cell phone to track down and confront the thieves who stole his car. alex ramirez went outside his home yesterday morning to discover his toyota had been stolen. he then quickly hopped on his motorcycle, raced several miles to find the thieves using the gps system on his cell phone, which had been left in his car. >> they really thought they were faster than the bike. i don't know what they were thinking. and now they're going to jail. >> ramirez says he managed to get his car back without being hurt. that is despite the fact that the thieves tried to use his own car to run him over. uber is offering more peace of mind for their riders with an update to its safety features.

the rideshare company announced a new safety preference section where riders can access all of the safety tools in one place. some of the new features include pin verification and in-app emergency button audio recording, and an option to share your trip with friends or family. uber says lyft safety preferences are now available across the u.s, canada, and latin america. the center for asian american media held a launch party in san francisco to officially kick off this year's cam fest season, ktvu jana katsuyama tells us what's different this year. >> the center for asian american media held its 2024 cam fest launch party thursday night at victory hall in san francisco. people gathered to celebrate and raise a glass to the 42nd year of cam fest, which has served as a showcase and support system for asian american film and media makers. >> having a platform to display our art and like the art that my team and i made is, it's really

a dream come true. most of us really want to make an impact, especially within our own communities, so it's really nice to find a community that is very supportive. >> new this year it's a change to the opening night venue, which will be held may 9th at the palace of fine arts theater instead of the castro theater, which is under renovation. the opening film, called admissions granted, tackles affirmative action, an issue that has divided asian americans. >> those kinds of questions are vitally important that we talk about, talk them through, understand what is our relationship with other communities in america. >> executive director steven gong says many of the films this year tackled difficult issues with the pandemic, with with violence against our community. >> i think we're still trying to work our way through that. >> also, new is an industry hub space for networking and panels, just as a way to nurture and cultivate like more of these connections between our filmmakers and media makers, staff hope that cam fest can

spark dialog during these divisive times and seismic shifts in the film industry. >> it's really dangerous if we stop talking to one another inside our own families and inside of our communities, it's totally changing, right? >> with all of these platforms, with dwindling, dwindling movie theaters. and so for us, like this is a really important space. >> the opening night gala will be held once again here at the asian art museum. cam fest runs from may 9th through may 19th, and they have some 35 different events and screenings, both in san francisco and in oakland. reporting from san francisco jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. jana. san francisco's sundown cinema event has announced its sixth season lineup that event is a free outdoor movie night hosted at iconic city locations such as the ferry building and dubose park. the first movie is a selena sing along scheduled for may 17th at dolores park. each night features local food trucks themed pre-show entertainment. sundown cinema is organized by

the sf parks alliance in partnership with the alamo drafthouse. an exhibit on the great migration is opening this saturday at the berkeley art museum and pacific film archive. now it is called a movement in every direction legacies of the great migration. it examines the generational and cultural impacts of the migration, which started in the early 1900s. more than 6 million black americans moved from the south to other parts of the country. they left to escape the oppression of racist jim crow laws and to pursue better economic and educational opportunities. we heard from anthony graham, bam, pfa senior curator, about how the exhibition came to be. >> all of the artists made brand new pieces that often began with really personal histories, thinking about their relationship to the great migration, their family's relationship to the great migration, and the ways that they and their families have moved have stayed, and various

relationships to space and place, and how that informs their lives. >> you can get advanced tickets now on the website there. the exhibit will run from this saturday the 13th through september 22nd. first fridays is returning to oakland after a three month hiatus. organizers say the event will take place this friday night on telegraph avenue in uptown oakland. first fridays, scheduled to return last friday but was canceled because of the rainy weather. the last time first fridays took place was in december. organizers say that put the event on pause for the first three months of the year because of financial difficulties, but the monthly block party has been a gathering place for various artists, performers and small businesses in oakland. for several years. coachella music festival organizers say they are ready to welcome crowds back to the southern california desert. this years festival in indio will get started today. headline

winners over the two weekends include lana del rey, doja cat and tyler, the creator. people showed up today to be prepared for a hot start to the festival. all >> if you're not an experienced swimmer, we urge you not to swim in the russian river at this time. >> a warning from firefighters about the russian river after a swimmer goes missing. what's new about the search for that missing swimmer that will resume this morning and whooping cough. it is spreading around the bay area. we'll tell you what we're learning about the latest case at a high school in san francisco from ktvu, fox two news. >> this. is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. and welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's friday april 12th and it is going to be a cooler a cooler start to the weekend. let's check in with steve paulson for

the details. >> yes it's starting a little bit. some fog off here in the distance. you can see it a little bit. still pretty shallow. there's not a lot there, but it's a sign of things to come here. i think it's going to increase not dissipate, as it did the last couple of days. 48 popular santa rosa, san francisco, livermore, palo alto, san jose, a couple of degrees warmer. but don't see that all the time. there's your system now. it still has a ways to go, so we'll get some morning sun then increasing clouds throughout the day. but the breeze picks up. that system arrives saturday, saturday night into sunday. it's a pretty cold little system coming out of the gulf of alaska. so 60 to a couple of 70s. all right, frank is here. hopefully it's friday light. yes. no >> oh, no no, we actually got another big rig down much like yesterday. but this one's actually on the freeway. east bay highway 880 southbound near 92, west and hayward. and of course, that is a heavily driven area. and there you be right there. we just got these pictures in from chp and hayward. it's a big rig on its side by the way. it's carrying doubles. as you can see each tractor trailer 20 foot long and weighs over 16,000 pounds. ones

on its side, all of 880 southbound is closed. traffic is getting off southbound at winton avenue. and the good news is you can get on and get off and avoid this area. so it happened in a good spot, but it's going to take a long time and it's certainly going to affect the commute. you can see that blinking triangle right there. that is the issue right now. james torres is 880 southbound right now, and we hope to have a live, shot from there. and with all the information coming up shortly from james checking the rest of your commute, not too far from there is san mateo bridge. traffic is moving, pretty well there on a friday. and if you're heading to san francisco, easy breezy, but we will keep you updated on that situation. on 880 southbound, the entire southbound lanes closed right now, let's look at traffic. 502 your time. let's go back to the desk. >> okay, frank. thank you. well, a deadly shooting in oakland being investigated now by

homicide detectives. it happened on kennedy street near the third avenue exit off ramp of interstate 880. there are few details, except that the victim was shot at least once and died at the scene. we don't know the name of the victim, and there's no word from police about a motive or arrest a woman in a wheelchair was hit by a car in san francisco and suffered life threatening injuries. >> it happened last night just before 7:00, in the area of leavenworth and turk streets in the tenderloin district. video from citizen app shows paramedics placing the victim, who suffered traumatic injuries, into an ambulance. police tell us here at ktvu news that the driver of the car that hit her stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. >> our time now. 502 street vendors in san francisco's mission district will have to find new places to sell their goods. the vendors, who were licensed had just relocated to an indoor market at the 24th street bart station, after the city banned street vending last november because of rising

crime. but on april 21st, the city will close this indoor space because few shoppers are going there and they say resources there would be better used elsewhere. >> no money, no sale, nothing. one day you can believe $20, sometimes nothing for eight hours. >> now the city plans to move those licensed vendors to an outdoor parking lot on 24th street in order to attract more business. that area will be closely monitored by police. >> some people living in san francisco's sunset district are fighting plans to build more luxury high rises in their neighborhood. they gathered for a town hall meeting to express their concerns. they are worried the proposed tall buildings would affect the existing homes and businesses in the sunset. they're especially concerned about a 50 floor high rise project they're calling the sunset skyscraper. >> some of these people are going to be living in a total

solar eclipse from this building. so let's let's make sure that we understand all the impacts to not just, oh, it's a tall building, it's ugly. there's going to be a shadow. it's going to be cast on a lot of people as the sun moves around. >> some city leaders say these high rise projects are needed to meet san francisco's growing housing needs and to satisfy state housing mandates. the vallejo police department and the california justice department reached a deal on how to move forward on police reforms. the doj first opened an investigation into the department in june of 2020, just days after an officer shot and killed sean monterrosa. now, as part of a settlement agreement, the city of vallejo and its police force will take new actions led by an independent evaluator and overseen by the doj to address a pattern of, quote, unconstitutional conduct. now, some of those reforms include addressing unreasonable force by holding officers and supervisors accountable, conducting an audit whenever an officer points a gun at a member of the public, promoting and strengthening partnerships in the community, and ensuring that

all stop, search and seizures by officers are compliant with the law. >> our time is now 505. we now know that oakland's new police chief will be sworn in in mid-may. that's the latest on the timeline for when floyd mitchell will take over the oakland police department. he was introduced last month by mayor xiang tao as the new police chief. oakland has not had a permanent police chief since mayor tao fired leronne armstrong in february of 2023. >> health departments in san francisco and marin county are tracking the potential spread of whooping cough. >> now, san francisco reports more than a dozen cases since january, including at a school. many of the cases of whooping cough are at sacred heart cathedral prep. most of the students and their contacts are vaccinated and no major illnesses have been reported. san francisco's health department says it's communicating with administrators to alert families about this possible threat.

>> the main thing is to control the outbreak, meaning the way to control it is anyone who has these symptoms have to stay home, have to get the antibiotics. >> we're pretty much vaccinated. so, i mean, you know what can you do? >> scary disease. i don't want my girl get sick now. >> tamalpais high school in mill valley reported about 100 cases since december. doctors are checking whether there may be a connection between the schools. health experts say newborns are the most vulnerable to whooping cough and the symptoms include fatigue, sneezing and a mild cough and the cdc is urging parents make sure your kids are vaccinated against measles. the number of measles cases keeps rising at an alarming rate around the country, the cdc issued a new report showing there have been at least 113 measles cases in the u.s, so far this year, which is almost double the number for all of last year. and the experts say

measles can be very dangerous for children for every thousand children that get measles, one will die and one will be brain damaged. now, the cdc also wants parents to know the warning signs of measles. they include a very high fever, a persistent cough and a red rash. >> anyone planning a trip to yosemite national park will need a reservation. starting tomorrow, the national park will begin limiting the number of vehicles heading into the valley, even if it's just for the day. to help reduce crowds. last summer, large crowds created traffic jams that caused long delays for many people driving into yosemite. for now, the reservations are needed for weekends and holidays, not on the weekdays, however, from july first until the middle of august, reservations will be needed every day. a couple of exceptions if you arrive before 5:00 in the morning or after 4:00 in the afternoon, you can get in for the day without a reservation. >> i got it, you don't have very

much time, but i guess days are getting longer. >> so i always love going to yosemite whenever you can get in there. but summer is a bit crowded and it's probably going to rain there this weekend. >> or even snow higher, maybe higher peaks, but rain mainly on saturday. yes, our system is on the way here now. it still has a ways to go, so there will be some sun in the morning, then slowly increasing clouds. i think the arrival of this system is actually going to be more on saturday morning, maybe saturday afternoon for some. i mean the low has a long i mean it's up here, up here. there we go. right there. that's the long journey before it gets here. but it's a pretty dynamic cold system for mid-april, that's for sure. santa rosa redwood city, walnut creek, san jose, 70s, 80s, yesterday were 60s and 70s. today, a chilly system. on saturday, temps will be in the 50s for many and rainfall is actually ramped up a little bit. there could be some an inch and a half to two inch amounts. russian river, mount tamalpais, also down towards santa cruz mountains, so spring to winter in the mountains. they had 60s and sunshine yesterday, the

weekend snow likely some rain, cooler and also windy. there's already a lake advisory out for tonight into tomorrow, so we again just higher clouds. so for the morning especially east and south. you're good. then increasing clouds will drift over throughout the day. 50s on a lot of the temps here, we are looking for an onshore breeze that has started not roaring, but it has started. that's a sign of things to come. so friday changes equal cooler out of those 80s. we'll see more in the 60s and 70s today. and that low is going to set up shop. increasing clouds. the wind picks up and rain possible thunderstorms saturday saturday night into early sunday. you guys wow okay thank you steve a landmark vote in oakland over a new name for the airport. >> we're going to hear from some of the emotional reaction from from people who say the decision is offensive to the community. also, football legend o.j. simpson died of cancer. >> we'll look back at his football career at his murder trial and the strong ties he had to the

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back to mornings on two time now 512. if you are just joining us, some traffic issues to be aware of, let's check in with frank mallicoat. yeah i think i'm beginning to hex the crew here, but big issue highway 80 south at 92 as you're working your way over to the san mateo bridge, big rig down. >> shut down 880 southbound. just got a photo from hayward,

chp here, a double trailer as you can see, one on its side, 20 foot long. each of those trailers weighs over 16,000 pounds. san leandro tow is on its way right now to try to upright that and get it off the freeway. here's where it sits on our triple a traffic map. traffic for diverted at winton exit. it's right after that and you'll be able to get on and off rather quickly. it's actually right prior to that. so they do have an exit plan to get you off the freeway and back on rather quickly, but it is going to be a bit of a mess this morning. fortunately, it is friday. our reporter, james torres is on his way down 880. should arrive at the scene at any moment, and as soon as he gets there, we should have a live report coming up shortly. that's very latest in traffic. let's send it back to you, pam. >> all right. thank you. frank people from around the world are reacting to the death of oj simpson. his family says he died

on wednesday following a battle with prostate cancer. he was 76 years old. the bay area native was one of the greatest running backs in nfl history. but his incredible accomplishments on the football field were overshadowed when he went on trial for the murders of his ex-wife, nicole brown, and her friend ron goldman, now former ktvu reporter ted rowlands was among the hundreds of reporters who covered the oj trial back in the mid 90s. >> ted says the so-called trial of the century had a lasting impact on the way the media covers court cases. >> i think that the that the oj simpson case paved the way for so many cameras and so many different courtrooms around this country, and it's a good thing overall because it gives the system a test for lay people that are that have the time to actually test it and watch it. now about 100 million people around the world watch the live tv coverage of oj simpson's acquittal in october of 1995. >> the interest in the case was

great here in the bay area, because oj simpson was born and raised in san francisco. he spent his childhood and teenage years developing his football talents at the rec center in the city's potrero hill neighborhood. he then went on to become a football superstar at san francisco's galileo high school and city college. simpson wore the number 32 during his days in san francisco. that's the same number he wore during his record breaking career with the buffalo bills. >> knew oj simpson in the 70s as one of the most dynamic athletes in america, and he certainly was, you know, at the top, top of the list for the nfl. >> simpson played his final two seasons with the san francisco 49ers in the late 1970s, the environmental protection agency is fining five east bay cities and a local water agency with more than $300,000 for sewage violation penalties. now, east

bay mud and six east bay cities are accused of not doing enough to prevent sewer overflow from reaching the bay. most of that money comes from oakland. it's facing 67 violations and fines of $278,000. berkeley albany, piedmont and alameda were also fined. and all right back over to steve paulson. when is that rain moving in? >> not till tomorrow. not till tomorrow morning, yes. we'll take a look at this system that's dropping in. and it still has a ways to go. i mean, it's pretty far offshore. it'll probably slow down a little bit. there's your low, but it's going to do this and eventually just swing right towards us here. but not until saturday. so today is the leading edge. the fog is increasing pretty rapidly here, especially south of san francisco. so santa rosa, redwood city, walnut creek, san jose, instead of 70s and 80s, it's 60s and 70s, and tomorrow it will be 50s. pretty good rain being advertised here by some of the forecast models. i'm using the canadian model. it's called the gem. it's pretty good. it's been really good on on about 24

and 48 hour total. look at that inch plus for many fairfield, napa, oakland. also san rafael, santa rosa and more than that for ben lowman and santa cruz. so i tend to favor this model usually it's been pretty good up in the mountains, big change here. whiplash as you say here. thursday. sunny, warm weekend. snow likely. maybe some rain as well. lower elevations, cooler though the wind will crank up and highs will only be in the 40s. so we get i mean, the fog doesn't show up yet. it will about an hour or two, but we get the low clouds, some sun in the morning, but then increasing clouds, 40s and 50s. on the temps. there's your onshore breeze turning southerly, southwesterly or westerly component. that's a big change from the last three days when it was more northerly or easterly. pretty good little system for mid-april. so friday changes equal cooler for sure. some sun increasing clouds, but the main low will not arrive until saturday saturday afternoon, so turning cloudy. the wind picks up possible thunderstorms. you get a cold core low over us this time of year and the days are longer, so it would not take much. now this is more about, i think, rain than sierra snow,

but there will be some up there. more likely it will be saturday evening. saturday night into early sunday. >> you guys okay, steve? thank you. time now. 518 black maternal health week is kicking off. we tell you how south bay medical community is working with expectant mothers and house speaker mike johnson fighting to keep his job. we'll tell you how he hopes a m ting it do ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started.

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story in sonoma county, where a young swimmer is missing in the russian river. last night, the search was suspended, but it will resume this morning. ketv is amanda quintana is here to tell us the latest on the disappeared and the rescue effort. good morning. amanda >> good morning. yes, well, sonoma county fire says that that swimmer was last seen just before five last night. they were swimming with some friends in the river, and that is when they went missing in the water. now we are still trying to get a confirmation on the age of that swimmer, so we will be reaching out to officials to try to get more information on that. but water rescue teams were out for hours here yesterday using boats, divers, jet skis and even a helicopter to look up and down the river for this swimmer. eventually that search was suspended. the sheriff's office and the fire department are expected to start up the search again as soon as the sun is up.

this morning, fire officials are urging people to be cautious of the dangers of the russian river, especially right now. >> the water is moving very fast. it's still at a high level if you're not an experienced swimmer. we urge you not to swim in the russian river at this time. i know that it's temperatures are up outside and it draws people to the river, but we caution everybody to be very careful because this is a very common occurrence. when the water is moving at the rate it is. >> he also says that the water is still very cold in the russian river, so hypothermia can set in pretty quickly. we will be here this morning getting you all the updated information. as the search continues. we'll bring you any new information that we find out. this morning. live in forestville. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right amanda thank you. time now. 523 house speaker mike johnson will fly to florida today to meet with donald trump in an effort to save his job at the. johnson angered some

republican conservatives by moving ahead with more aid for ukraine and for renewing surveillance authority for the fbi. the meeting this afternoon with trump is designed to show unity. they're also expected to promote a bill named it would. trump aides are calling election integrity by preventing non-citizens from voting in federal elections. >> we have a lot of things to discuss. talk to them frequently , so look forward to seeing them in person. it's been a few weeks, and it should be a good trip. >> now, several democrats may actually support johnson's efforts to keep the speakership. if he secures aid and funding for ukraine. well, the biden administration taking action to close what's called gun show loopholes for background checks on gun sales. the proposed rule change will require unlicensed gun dealers to do background checks when they sell guns. the federal government says there are about 23,000 people who are

selling guns through gun shows and other portals. president biden says this will keep guns out of the hands of domestic abusers and felons. >> it will show parents, kids and teachers and americans everywhere impacted by gun violence that congress is listening. >> shame on the atf, shame on the biden administration. shame on the administrators of the bipartisan safer communities act for playing political games. >> now, the rule will likely be challenged in court by pro-second amendment groups. time is 524. new fears this morning for the families of the hostages still being held by hamas. hamas has said it does not have 40 hostages to exchange for a cease fire, and that's causing concerns that fewer hostages are still alive than previously thought. at the same time, president biden wants more humanitarian aid to be allowed into gaza, as officials warn a famine has begun in the north.

israel says it's working on infrastructure that will allow more food to get into that region. >> we are constructing the northern crossing, a new land crossing from israel into northern gaza to enable more aid to flow directly to civilians in the areas that have been challenging for the trucks to access. >> and there's also growing concern right now about a possible attack from iran or its allies that could escalate the tensions around the middle east. iran has pledged retribution after a deadly strike by israel on iran's embassy in syria last week. the united states has restricted travel of government personnel to israel because of those threats. time is 526. a san francisco mosque and vandals seized several times. we tell you the hate crime charge was just filed against one man and the golden state warriors. just

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should be pushing oakland for oakland. >> that makes no sense. >> renaming the oakland international airport, we have

mixed reactions from the community about the name change. just approved, and a new food hall opened in san francisco. we'll talk about how it could help the struggling downtown economy 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 friday morning april 12th. >> you got us to another friday pam and i think it dragged you along with me. >> that's right. all right i think we're getting ready for a bit of rain. it'll be nice water, the gardens. >> i guess that is a old john wayne line, mr. clark. there, there was an actor or actress said, man, i'm really nervous. and john wayne said, don't worry, we'll drag you through. >> it will drag you through it. >> we'll drag you through it. don't worry about it, 40s and 50s on the temps here. fog is rapidly increasing on the san mateo coast. there's a little bit in the city. it's a sign of things to come here. pretty good system here. but we have two prong attack. if you will, here the front and then the low is

not arriving until saturday evening or even saturday night. sunday. this is a really cold system for this time of year. so look for some sun in the morning. but it's a cool change, that's for sure. compared to what we had the last couple of days. the breeze will pick up, clouds will be on the move, but temperatures are on their way down 60s to near 70. all right, frank's here. unfortunately it is not friday light. we have 218 80 hayward. yeah 880 had issues yesterday on that off ramp and again today this one a lot bigger 880 southbound 982 west for those commuters heading over the peninsula. >> big rig on its side. it's blocking all the southbound lanes. and i'm told traffic is a mess. southbound 880. take a look. there it is. that's the culprit right there. obviously a major thoroughfare heading south towards san jose. this is causing a huge backup chp giving us that photo out of their hayward office center cut. you can see the triangle blinking away there at 880 traffic currently being diverted at winton. and that's prior to the

crash. so cars are able to get off southbound and get back on the highway and bypass the accident. but as you can imagine, you can see the red flaring out of the hayward side there. traffic is a mess. and let's talk to a gentleman that just went through it. james torres joins us live on the telephone. he's in route to that scene. james what's it been like? >> oh, boy. just went through it. i think we're still making our way over. and as you can imagine, pretty hard to get as close as we can because, you know, of course, they're just so many more cars in front of us, at the time that we've gotten here. but, yeah. 880 moving along very slowly this morning. and if you learned any lesson from yesterday, it certainly don't take for granted how quickly your commute could be at this time of day, because really, anything can change in an instant. that's what we're hearing from chp. this morning. we saw the images of the big rig turned over. there might be some concerns that the that the truck itself might have swiped a couple cars, we're still working to find out if there are any

injuries as a result of this. i know the driver is still, cooperating with the officials on the scene here, trying their absolute best to try to get this cleared as quickly as possible. but don't expect that to be anytime soon. we know caltrans still making their way out to the scene, and that might take a little bit to do there. they did call in some tow trucks to get out here as well, but again, that will take a little bit to get on there as well. and then the actual process of uprighting, those trailers and then getting them removed and then cleaning up the roadway to make it safe enough for cars to pass through. i mean, we're talking a couple hours that we would expect that 880 will be shut down, this morning, of course, heading into the peak of friday traffic. of course, it's something we're going to keep our eye on, we'll give you those updates as soon as we got them. but as of right now, 880 southbound and shut down at the moment. we'll let you know when that changes. >> james, i know you left a little before the 5:00 hour. you've been on the road for a good half hour. how far away are

you from the scene? >> i think we're about, a quarter of a mile, you know, we. i got pretty close to that, whitten exit here. you're already seeing it, too, by the way. on the on the marquee on each of those signs. those count caltrans signs that are will immediately tell you, hey, there's an accident. head here. try to exit as soon as you can. take some alternatives. because this is going to be something that's going to cause some trouble for a long time. >> yeah, i know those big rigs. each weighs over 16,000 pounds. we don't know if they're carrying anything. they might have to offload that as well. all right. james torres in route. he's on highway 880 about a quarter mile from the scene. and we will touch base with you in a little bit slow going if you can find an alternate route. although they are diverting traffic off the highway right now at whitton, but it's going to take a long time if you're southbound on 880. that's the latest in the traffic center time now. 534 pam. we'll send it back to you. >> okay. thank you. frank. the contra costa district attorney's office has charged a man accused

of sexually assaulting a woman in concord. authorities say 40 year old larry ridge junior pushed a woman to the ground and sexually assaulted her monday on a trail near the north concord bart station. the da's office says the attacker took her cell phone and wallet. a witness helped the victim call 911, and concord police made the arrest shortly after that. >> our time is now 530 for charges of hate crimes have been filed against a man who's accused of vandalizing a mosque in san francisco. surveillance video from last week shows a man using a skateboard to smash the windows of a mosque on sutter street. he also reportedly made islamophobic threats. now, the police say they were called wednesday night and told that the same man was back there at the mosque. that's when police arrested 35 year old robert gray, who is scheduled to be arraigned today. >> mortgage rates are creeping back up again. the average 30 year mortgage rate is now 6.88 this week. that's according to freddie mac. the inflation data

we received this week indicates the federal reserve will not cut interest rates any time soon. perhaps not at all. this year, and that could force potential home buyers out of the market. >> our time is 535. another san francisco business closing its doors for good petite cran, the casual restaurant of the three michelin starred rated atelier crenn, opened in 2015. it's known for serving breton style cuisine. it's taking reservations. beginning today at noon for the final tables. before that restaurant closes for good in september. a new food hall between fifth and sixth streets on market street opened up right next to the new ikea. >> it is sally hall takes up two floors, five restaurants that are known around the bay area. city leaders say this new development could help this part of market street. >> we're really hoping that we can complement market street right now, so there are some

businesses that are leaving. from my understanding, however, we have so many other businesses around here that we're actually working together with to make sure that we can bring people into the city and enjoying the space. >> the space is open wednesday through sunday. >> all right. our time is 536. governor newsom asking for a federal emergency declaration after the cancellation of california's salmon season. the decision was made wednesday by the pacific fishery management council because of the continued low numbers of chinook salmon. the governor says the emergency request will help bring financial support to the affected fishing communities. now, local salmon fishermen blame the state for what they call irresponsible water policies. >> we're fighting for these fish . we're making hard sacrifices for the next generation of fish, and we're making the hard decisions about the harvest. now we need the california water managers to make some sacrifices on their end. they need to make some hard decisions about saving these fish as well. >> now, the governor's office

says it has set aside $800 million over the last three years to restore the habitat, increase the water flows and remove dams that were preventing the fish from getting back to their native rivers. >> the port of oakland has voted to approve the name change for the city's airport. >> enthusiastically, i seven eyes. >> the motion carries. >> thank you. >> the ports board of commissioners unanimously voted to move ahead with the plan to rebrand oakland international airport to san francisco bay. oakland international airport. the vote followed several hours of debate, replacing oakland with the san francisco bay further disrespects oakland, its pro oakland. >> it is definitely not in any way denigrating the city that i'm so proud of, that i've been living in for 40 years. >> the port of oakland has scheduled a final vote for may 9th. the city of san francisco has threatened possible legal

action over the name change. and the debate continues. >> yes, and it will continue. >> yes it will. all right. right now we want to head over to steve paulson. we get some rain moving in tomorrow. >> correct? that is correct tomorrow. today is the transition day. it will be a much cooler pattern here. fog is ramping up, especially south of san francisco. upper low is on its way. pretty good for mid april. main message today is cooler santa rosa, redwood city, walnut creek, san jose down we go from 70s and 80s yesterday, 60s to 70s today. pretty good rain being advertised by some of the forecast models, i'll say. i mean it starts early. early overnight saturday. it starts to pick up saturday afternoon, especially evening goes into sunday, it looks like. but look at the amounts here. santa rosa, san rafael, oakland, napa, fairfield, concord and santa cruz all over an inch. not sure i buy that completely, but that's a sign of a pretty good little system, which is on its way. it will be from sunny and warm yesterday in the sierra to weekend of snow, likely with cooler and windy conditions as well. fog is trying to form

pretty fast here, mainly on the san mateo coast south, but i think it's a sign of things to come as this system inches closer 40s and 50s on your temps. pretty dynamic. little low for this time of year, and it will drop temps considerably as we go into the weekend, that's for sure. so from 80s to maybe even only upper 50s, as we had a couple of days ago to now just yesterday till i think tomorrow we will see temps drop a good 25, maybe 30 degrees possible thunderstorms. you get a low like this coming in this time of year. that could certainly generate some steep lapse rates. looks like more of a rain system than it does a snow system. there will be some up in the mountains. your snow forecast 1 to 5, maybe six. some of the higher elevations. but i mean not too bad for this time of year. they'll get a little bonus up there. friday changes some morning fog, but increasing clouds throughout the day. cooler and the breeze will pick up 50 to 60 to a few. holding on 70 for one more day. >> thank you. steve. california's new rules regarding solar panels are headed to the supreme court. coming up, why environmental activists are challenging the rules that limit

how much homeowners are paid, and rising concerns in santa clara county about a rare mosquito that's been found there. >> we tell you the warning for the public f m health offic ls

we want to go right back to frank mallicoat and traffic boy, a big issue this morning. yeah, this all happened shortly before 5:00 this morning. >> the big issue down at hayward . it's highway 80 southbound at 92 west. big rig, a double big rig. and the second half of that big rig is down on its side. and right now it's blocking all traffic 880 southbound. let's take a look at the map. as you can see right there near 92 and 880 southbound. and that is causing major, major issues. they are diverting traffic off at the whitten exit prior to the crash. cars are able to get off quickly and bypass the accident. but as you can imagine, a huge issue. we do have chp officer kylie musselman on the line out of hayward. officer good to have you with us. can you hear me? all right. kylie musselman, can

you hear us? with chp hayward. >> hi, frank. can you hear me? >> yeah, we got you now. thank you for standing by. what's the very latest? and when do you hope to have that thing upright? because as you can see on our map, traffic is backed up quite a ways. >> absolutely. we understand you and the public frustration. hopefully we can upright this one faster than the one yesterday. it is a smaller trailer with a wider roadway configuration, so the tow company has a little bit more room to work, we are waiting for the tow company to show up, and once they do, we will have a better estimated time of opening from them. >> do we know what was inside and do you have to offload any cargo out of that big rig? >> so both trailers were loaded with 15,000 pounds each of packages. it was a fedex truck that overturned. and, depending on what the tow company can do, we may not have to offload it.

but if we do, that's obviously going to take a little bit more time and how about diverting traffic now they're going off at winton. >> take us through that process if you can, well what happens? officers show up on scene. they set up the necessary flares and cones and things like that, safety is obviously our number one priority, and we're diverting all southbound traffic off at winton, obviously, if you know you're going to go through there, i would plan alternate routes. anything you can to avoid the area, because even though the diversion is happening, the narrow city streets. so traffic's going to build up. >> and once you get off at winton, how quickly do you get back on bypassing the accident? >> i mean, it just kind of depends. it depends on if people are going to continue taking southbound 880, or they're going to try to take city streets, i can't say for sure, but hopefully it's a pretty quick process. >> and more importantly, was anyone injured at all? and do we have any idea what happened?

>> no. thankfully we know that the driver of the semi truck was not injured, and we're not 100% sure how this crash in particular happens, but driving a truck that big, there's a there's a lot of factors that can play into a crash, speed, whether or things like that, especially with a double decker. >> it was towing a, what, another 20 foot portion of that truck that went down. well, hopefully you can get this cleaned up in a hurry, and i'm glad everyone is safe, that is officer, kylie musselman, chp hayward. thank you for your time. we appreciate it. okay, well, there's the very latest. you see what's happening southbound right now? 880 is shut down. they are diverting traffic, but it is a bit of a mess on what hopefully would have been a friday light. not so on 880. another update coming up at 6:00. our james torres still

trying to get down there. hopefully we can talk to james at the top of the hour. dave we'll send it back to you. >> okay frank, thanks for the update. time is 547. extra traps are being put out in santa clara county to catch a rare type of mosquito that can carry dangerous viruses. now, these traps are being set by vector control in bushes and other damp and cool areas along the foothills of east san jose. so far, six of these invasive mosquitoes have been captured, and the experts say the mosquitoes are aggressive and they're known for biting humans. it is a very concerning thing because the ada aegypti can transmit diseases like zika, chikungunya, yellow fever and dengue. >> well, i'm a little more concerned about this one because apparently it's out during the midday. right and not just dusk, dawn and dusk. so that's got me more concerned. >> and vector control officials don't know where these mosquitoes came from, but they're telling residents remove all standing water, including

emptied the dog bowls as well. very targeted spraying is already taking place, but wider efforts could take place if more of the mosquitoes turn up. >> santa clara county will hold a conference today on zoom to examine the challenges black women face before and after giving birth. a coalition of medical groups and county leaders hosted an event yesterday for black maternal health week. in 2020, california recorded its highest maternal mortality rate in ten years. county supervisor susan ellenberg says statistics show more needs to be done. >> 80% of pregnancy related deaths are preventable. we cannot accept the status quo. >> black women that are 3 to 4 times more likely to die during childbirth. black women in their 20s with promise, with hope standing before you already exhausted the maternal death rate for black women is more than double that of white women.

>> now you can watch that zoom conference starting at 930 this morning by going to our ktvu web links. the warriors are now in ninth place in the western conference standings. after a big win last night. the warriors won their third straight game last night to make it nine wins out of their last ten games. a lot of good shooting there. steph curry led the win with 22 points. the dubs came from behind to beat the trail blazers. here is the updated western conference standings. the sacramento kings are in eighth place. the warriors in ninth, followed by the los angeles lakers. all three teams have the same record, still two games left in the regular season, so the warriors can still improve their seeding. they play tonight and then sunday afternoon and we're going to be watching. yes, we will be. yeah they seem to be gelling i know. all right. just in time steve paulson is here, no rain tonight but cooler temperatures today, right? that is correct. >> that's correct. we'll go up to the mountains here because while we had 80 degree temps, they were springlike with 60s up

there. but it's going to continue right into the weekend, right? no, it's not now. today will be that transition day. but over the weekend much much cooler. some rain snow likely especially saturday evening saturday night. and the winds are already going to pick up later this evening because a lake wind advisory has already been posted. fog is trying to form pretty fast. it is on the san mateo coast and i think it's a sign of things to come here. 40s 50s on the temps probably won't change all that much. pretty deep. cold core low deep. when i mean strong and it's ushering in a significant change. first will be increasing clouds. so friday changes here. look for low clouds some sun in the morning. then increasing clouds turning cloudy. the wind will pick up and then clouding up. and then rain develops on saturday. probably some thunderstorms as well. and rainfall looks pretty good. half inch to inch and a half for us. this is more of a rain event than it is snow event, but the mountains will get a little bit. so if you're going up, today is the day to go. maybe early saturday because by saturday night, sunday i think you'll get some pretty good snow up there.

>> okay steve. thank you. time is 551. the life of oj simpson had a huge impact on popular culture. coming up at 6:00, we're going to break down some of the ways his murder trial changed the world, and a launch party for san francisco's caamfest. >> what you can expect from this year's

high speed rail project. the state is moving forward with purchasing the trains that will travel up and down the state at 220mph. this comes just as the federal government invested $3 billion in funding for the project. the high speed rail authority hopes a contract for the trains will be decided by the end of the year. >> our time now. 554 a car owner in los angeles is found out. gps can be an effective tool to fight crime. now. he used his cell phone to track down and confront the thieves who stole his car yesterday morning, alex ramirez went outside of his home and realized his car had been stolen. well, he quickly hopped on his motorcycle and raced several miles to find the thieves using the gps system on his cell phone, which had been left in his car. >> they really thought they were faster than the bike. i don't know what they were thinking. and now they're going to jail, mr. ramirez says.

>> he somehow managed to get his car back without being hurt. however, the police always recommend you call the police instead of confronting thieves yourself. >> uber is offering more peace of mind for their riders with an update to its safety features. the rideshare company announced a new safety preference section, where riders can access all of the safety tools in one place. some of the new features include pin verification and in-app emergency button, and audio recording. uber says safety preferences are now available across the u.s, canada, and latin america. time is now 555. >> the center for asian american media has kicked off cam fest season. the executive director says many of the movies this year tackle a variety of tough issues that asian americans face. the people who take part in campus say not only has it served as a showcase, but also a support system and hub for asian american film and media makers, most of us really want to make an impact, especially within our

own communities, so it's really nice to find a community that is very supportive. the cam fest is the nation's biggest showcase for new asian, american and asian movies. cam fest runs from may 9th to may 19th. there will be 35 screenings and events in san francisco and in oakland. >> san francisco's sundown cinema event announced its new season. the event is a free outdoor movie night hosted at iconic city locations such as the ferry building and dubose park. the first movie is a selena sing along, scheduled for may 17th at dolores park. each night features local food trucks and themed pre-show entertainment. sundown cinema is organized by the sf parks alliance in partnership with the alamo drafthouse. >> time is now 557, an exhibit about the great migration opens this saturday at the berkeley art museum and pacific film archives. it's called a movement in every direction legacies of the great migration. it looks at

the generational and cultural impacts of the migration that started in the early 1900s. more than 6 million black americans moved from the south to other parts of the country. they were escaping the oppression of racism, jim crow laws, and pursuing better economic and educational opportunities. now we heard from anthony graham. he's the senior curator of the exhibit. >> all of the artists made brand new pieces that often began with really personal histories, thinking about their relationship to the great migration, their family's relationship to the great migration, and the ways that they and their families have moved, have stayed, and various relationships to space and place. and how that informs their lives. >> now you can get advance tickets now on the website of the berkeley art museum. the exhibit runs from this saturday the 13th through september 22nd. >> first fridays is returning to

oakland after a three month hiatus. organizers say the event will take place this friday night on telegraph avenue in uptown oakland. that is tonight. first fridays six failed to return last friday but was canceled due to rainy weather. the last time first fridays took place was in december. organizers say they had to put the eventn pause for the first three months of this year because of financial difficulties. the monthly block party, though, is back. it has been a gathering place for various artists, performers and small businesses in oakland for several years. >> well, pam, we have huge commute problems for drivers in the east bay. we're live along interstate 880 in hayward. that's where an overturned big rig has shut down the entire freeway. and a search is set to resume this morning for a missing swimmer in the north bay who may have been swept away in the russian river. we'll tell you why. search teams are worried about the conditions in the water. plus we, the jury in the above entitled action, the

defendant, it seems like almost yesterday, but almost 30 years later, it is still considered the trial of the century. we'll look closely at how the o.j. simpson trial affected the world after his death. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well good morning. thank you for joining us. and welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. friday april 12th. sounds like first fridays are safe from rain. let's check in with steve paulson. >> they are. rain is on the way for tomorrow. but cooler. some fog is already drifting by. this image here. coming up a few high clouds, but we'll get some sun in the morning here and then we'll see increasing clouds throughout the day. the main message here is cooler. cooler cooler, 40s on the temps to 50s on the temps. but the fog is rapidly increasing as that. i'd rather i'd call that a dynamic upper low for the middle of april, which won't swing in here until saturday afternoon evening, but the front and the

cloud cover out ahead of it and will be on the move today. so some sun in the morning. but there's a change in the weather, that's for sure. today coast fog increasing, cooler lows, some sun then increasing, clouds cooler and breezy. will clouded up by late tonight and then bring rain in a cold rain tomorrow. 60s 70s on the temps. all right. frank mallicoat is here and it's all about 880 in hayward. >> yeah, it is a bit of a mess down there in a big way. big accident shortly before 5:00. so a little over an hour ago, a big rig carrying package on its side, 880 south at 92 west, our triple a traffic map will tell you the story right there. you can see the huge backup in red. it goes all the way back to 580. and they are currently diverting traffic at winton exit. it could take hours to upright that truck. it was carrying packages. very very tough commute. and a guy that just went through it, our very own james torres, who is live at the scene with the very latest james, take it away, frank. >> good morning to you. well, yeah, we finally got here. a

trip that would normally take maybe ten, 15 minutes. took us nearly 45 to actually get out here to the scene. and this is what we're looking at. a bit of good news for you this morning. they do have two lanes of traffic passing through the accident at this point. so if you are making your way this way, you don't totally have to rely on some of those alternative directions. although it probably still is a better idea because traffic certainly is backed up at this point here. but you can see what happened. and here's what chp has told us so far. this big rig was driving down here southbound, 880 at one point, got caught off the right hand shoulder over adjusted, overcorrected, ended up going through all lanes of traffic here and smashing into that center divide. at first, chp officers were a little worried that this big rig had maybe sideswiped some other cars. but they say at this point no other injuries, no other cars involved. that's the good news. at this point. they say the driver is cooperating with them, talking with them perfectly. okay. after all this, the most damage we see is to the front of

that truck and of course, the overturned trailer at this point here at the start of all of this chp first told us that this had shut down all lanes southbound here on 880. and that was probably the case at some point here. but this is why we have live reporters who come out to the scene here, because with our own eyes, with our own report here, we can tell you two lanes of traffic are now moving through slowly. now how long until the entire freeway on this side reopens? that is still a question to be answered. we are still waiting for caltrans crews to come out here and assess just how long it will take them to clean up the damage. we're still waiting for tow trucks to come out here and upright what's been turned over and remove the truck from the scene here. i spoke to a chp sergeant just a few minutes ago. he says all of that is in the works right now, but there's still no telling exactly how soon all lanes of traffic on southbound 880 will reopen. of course, we'll let you know when that happens. we're live this morning near hayward. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james. thank you. time

is 603. we're following a still developing story in sonoma county where a young swimmer is missing in the russian river. last night, the search was suspended, but it will resume this morning. ktvu is amanda quintana is out there now with the very latest on the disappearance and the rescue effort. good morning. amanda >> good morning. well, sonoma county fire says that that swimmer was last seen just before five last night. they were swimming with some friends. that's when they went missing in the water. but we're still trying to get confirmation on the gender and the age of that swimmer. so we're still waiting for that information. but water rescue teams were out here yesterday for hours using boats, divers, jet skis, even a helicopter to look up and down the river for this swimmer. eventually, they suspended that search. the sheriff's office and the fire department are expected

to start up that search again as soon as the sun is up this morning, so we're waiting to see who shows up. we expect them to start again as soon as the sun is up. now, fire officials are urging people to be cautious of the dangers of the russian river , especially right now. >> the water is moving very fast. it's still at a high level if you're not an experienced swimmer. we urge you not to swim in the russian river at this time. i know that it's temperatures are up outside and it draws people to the river, but we caution everybody to be very careful because this is a very common occurrence. when the water is moving at the rate it is. >> now, he also says that at this time of year, the water is still very cold. so hypothermia can set in pretty quickly. but again, the rescue team is going to be out here soon. we will bring you updates as soon as we get them live in forestville. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you, amanda

for that update. we'll continue to check in with you throughout the morning. oakland police are investigating a deadly shooting near interstate 880. it happened yesterday afternoon on kennedy street, not far from the 23rd avenue freeway exit. police are not saying much about what happened, except that the victim suffered at least one gunshot wound and died at the scene. no arrests or motive has been released, and authorities have not released the identity of the victim. a woman in a wheelchair was hit by a car in san francisco and suffered life threatening injuries. that happened last night just before 7:00 in the area of leavenworth and turk streets in the tenderloin district. video from citizen app shows paramedics placing the victim, who suffered traumatic injuries, into an ambulance. police tell us here at ktvu news that the driver of the car that hit her stayed at the scene and is cooperating with the investigation. san francisco mission district vendors will have to find a new place to sell their goods. the licensed vendors had just moved into an indoor market at the 24th street bart station, after

the city prohibited street vending last november due to crime, but the city will now close that indoor space april 21st. the city says it's not getting many shoppers and resources would be better utilized somewhere else. no money, no sale, nothing. >> one day you can believe $20, sometimes nothing for eight hours. >> the city plans to move licensed vendors to an outdoor parking lot on 24th street to try to get more business. police say it will monitor the area and check for licenses. >> our time is now. 606 reaction still coming in about the death of oj simpson, his family says simpson died wednesday after a battle with prostate cancer. the most defining moment in oj simpson's life and his fame was the murder trial in 1995. i was there, it was often called the trial of the century. it had a lasting impact not only on the people involved, but american culture as a whole. now, the

case was followed and watched by millions of people around the country, even around the world. and much of it started with that infamous chase in the white bronco tv cameras following it, people in los angeles rushed to highway overpasses to try to see it. >> brian oj run i want to see oj last ride if that's what it's going to be. >> well, i think it's important for 2024 audiences, to remember or be be reminded of just how important this trial was to the public. i mean, everyone tuned in. >> that case itself marked a change in the way trials are covered with cameras in the courtroom, people watching all over the country. and it came as the sting of the acquittal of the police officers in the beating of rodney king was still fresh in minds, including the jury in the simpson case, there had been a significant amount of racial tension and racial unrest, particularly revolving

around policing and the lapd. rodney king, to many blacks, prove! >> you see what we've been saying all along? it's an unfair system weighted against african americans, especially african american males. now, along comes o.j. so it was ripe for the pickings. we, the jury in the above entitled action, find the defendant or orenthal james simpson, not guilty of the crime of murder. >> it's a moment many people will never forget. several surveys at the time of the verdict found there was a vast racial divide between black and white americans, and their opinions of that jury result. but more recent polls showed that more black americans now believe o.j. was guilty compared to the years after that verdict. >> oj simpson was born and raised in san francisco. he spent his childhood and teenage years developing his football talents at the rec center in cid , in the city's potrero hill neighborhood. he went on to

become a football superstar at san francisco's galileo high and city college. simpson wore the number 32 during his days in san francisco. that's the same number he wore during his record breaking career with the buffalo bills. >> one knew o.j. simpson in the 70s as one of the most dynamic athletes in america, and he certainly was, you know, at the top, top of the list for the nfl . >> simpson played his final two seasons with the san francisco 49ers in the late 1970s. now we have more coverage of the life and death of oj simpson on the fox local app, including an interview with former ktvu reporter ted rowlands. looking back on covering that trial 30 years ago, just download the fox local app on your smart tv and search for ktvu. >> two hour time is now 610. the vallejo police department and the california justice department reached a deal on how

to move forward on police reforms. now, the justice department first opened an investigation into the police in june of 2020, just days after an officer shot and killed sean monterrosa. and now, as part of a settlement agreement, the city of vallejo and its police force will take new actions led by an independent evaluator and overseen by the department of justice, to address a pattern of, quote, unconstitutional conduct. now, some of the reforms include addressing unreasonable force by holding officers and supervisors accountable, conducting an audit whenever a police officer points a gun at a member of the public, promoting and strengthening partnerships within the community, and making sure that all stops seizures and searches by police are compliant with the law. >> a timber company is suing pg and e over the dixie fire. collins pine is asking for $225 million in damage in connection

with the 2021 fire, which was started by pg and e equipment. collins pine says the wildfire burned tens of thousands of acres of timber and trees and damaged their facilities in plumas county. bay area cities and towns had to send a plan to the state a year ago to try to deal with the housing crisis coming up, the communities finally received approval this week. we'll tell you how many homes they'll build and health department's again, keeping an eye on the spread of whooping cough in the bay area. >> details of the latest cases this time a high

in studio to talk about what many of these cases have in common. good morning. >> andre, good morning to you, pam. both san francisco and marin county are dealing with clusters of whooping cough. the majority of these cases are coming from high schools. san francisco confirmed 13 cases of whooping cough since january. most of them are among students attending sacred heart cathedral prep. the health department says most students and their contacts are vaccinated, so no major illnesses here. investigators are in communication with administrators to alert families about this potential health threat. >> i don't want my girl get sick because it will miss school and you know i will have bad time. yeah, that's a scary disease, you know? yeah. for me, i really

concern the health of everybody. >> she just told me straight up like, hey, you know, i guess there's, like, a little thing going on with the whooping cough, but other than that, like , you know. oh, okay. >> tamalpais high in mill valley reported about 100 cases since december. doctors are checking whether there is a link between the schools. >> i think the fact that the marin outbreak, there's been that many cases and it's still ongoing, i think maybe there may have been a link. the main thing is to control the outbreak, meaning the way to control it is anyone who has these symptoms have to stay home, have to get the antibiotics. >> public health experts say newborns are the most vulnerable to whooping cough. they don't have any immunity when they're born and they can get really sick. so common symptoms include here fatigue, sneezing and a mild cough. if you have a newborn or someone else in your home, does test positive for

whooping cough or is exhibiting symptoms, infectious disease specialists say the baby should be kept completely separate from the rest of the family in another room. dave. >> all right. andre. thank you. time now. 616 the cdc urging parents make sure your kids are vaccinated against the measles. the number of measles cases keeps rising at an alarming rate around the country. a new report was issued by the cdc showing there have been at least 113 measles cases so far in the u.s. this year. that's almost double the number for all of last year. and the experts say measles can be very dangerous for children for every thousand children that get measles, one will die and one will be brain damaged. the cdc also wants parents to know the warning signs of measles a very high fever, a persistent cough and a red rash. >> if you are suffering from a stuffy nose this allergy season, you should be aware of the importance of using a nasal rinse correctly. now, scientists

say using a neti pot with regular tap water could lead to potentially deadly brain infections. for the first time, the cdc issued a warning against using tap water when rinsing out your sinuses. however they do say neti pots and nasal rinse devices are safe and effective when used properly. >> the proper way to use a neti pot or a nasal rinse is to use distilled water or if you don't have access to distilled water, boil the water for at least a minute or three minutes. if you're at a higher altitude and let it cool down and then mix in the saline, for and the mixture that you need to rinse your nose , they say, read the directions. >> you're also urged to use sea salt, not table salt that contains iodine. but again, read the directions. use it properly. >> gotta do it the right way, correct? yes, a lot of people do it. that's it. we have to go right to frank mallicoat

watching that mess in hayward. our commute. >> well, it's getting a little better, but yes, it is a bit of a messy friday and a big way. shortly before 5:00, this big rig jackknife overcorrecting. the good news is this is at 880 south. at 92 west. by the way, nobody was injured, including the driver. and that's very good news. no other cars were involved. but it did shut down 880 southbound for a good hour. but as you can see, traffic is sliding by right now. they have two lanes open, but it could be hours before they cleared that scene. our triple a traffic map shows you the spot right in the middle there, and we've got traffic backed up. you can see the red all the way to 580 westbound. so pack your patience . or better yet, if you can avoid that area, find an alternative route. as for the rest of the commute, it's actually a pretty good day. we take you not too far away. that is the san mateo bridge. some of those commuters that got through that mess on their way to the

peninsula, moving nicely on a friday, friday and highway 24 westbound walnut creek lafayette on your way to orinda. that was a very messy the last couple of days, starting to pick up some volume, but they are moving along. that is a look at a busy day in traffic. let's set up your weekend and get your forecast. here's steve. >> all right frank thank you sir. appreciate that. well we'll take a look back to yesterday. why. because we had a lot of 80s. but they are gone, gone, gone, so to speak, here as we go into the next probably five days, all these locations checked in with 80 danville, concord, gilroy, livermore, palo alto, healdsburg, san jose and ross in marin county, between 80 and 83 warm degrees. not today, we'll get a break. this system is actually going to take a while to get here, but in advance of that, the fog bank is really starting to pick up a lot of momentum. so santa rosa, redwood city, walnut creek, san jose, down we go. 60s and near said best bet for some low 70s i think was san jose, santa clara valley, some of the forecast models are quite bullish on the rain for saturday and saturday night. look at this. i mean,

you're seeing some one inch plus amounts being advertised. fairfield, napa oakland, concord. not sure i buy that for concord, but san rafael, santa rosa and no doubt santa cruz and ben lomond. so i mean, if santa rosa gets an inch cazadero is looking at two. if san rafael gets an inch, mount tamalpais an inch and a half to two, which is quite the heck of a system there for mid-april, thursday, up in the mountains, sunny skies, warm 60s. same here. the weekend. big change. snow likely. cooler, windy. lake advisory starts tonight as well for anticipation of that win. 50s for most, some 40s but mainly 50s on the temps. upper 40s. low 50s again a cold core system swinging in and that will eventually arrive. but it's not going to really move over us till late saturday overnight into early sunday. and this low is going to give us increasing low and high clouds. the wind will pick up and possible thunderstorms any time you get a low of this. of this what we call you know well strength for april, it could easily trigger some thunderstorm activity. a lot of rain for us. some snow. 1

to 5in is being forecast here on the amount. so a six inches at kirkwood. so i'll buy into that. looks good. but friday changes no doubt. some morning fog increasing sun. but increasing high clouds turning cloudy later today. it's the big news though, as the temps are coming down 5060s on those highs. i would plan on rain tomorrow. if you're traveling, it looks rather cloudy and much cooler to the north, but if you're going south, one more nice day and then they'll get that system coming in saturday night into sunday. 90 in palm springs today. how about that for us? rain and colder on saturday. showers sunday, then slowly improving early next week. >> okay thank you steve. charges filed against the former interpreter of dodgers star shohei ohtani. what investigators say they've cleared. why they say they have cleared the pitcher of any wrongdoing and fighting back against blight. what san jose is do g to clean p

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report problems with abandoned cars and other junk. the city has updated its 311 app with new features to make it easier to report vehicle concerns, such as abandoned cars and trash. and san jose says people can now anonymously report problems in the 3.11 app. >> for far too long in san jose, we've seen our streets littered

with abandoned vehicles and blighted vehicles, stolen vehicles and, you know, just in the first few months of this year, we actually received over 6000 complaints about abandoned vehicles in our neighborhoods and in front of our businesses. >> san jose is also finding people suspected of illegal dumping up to $10,000. there's a battle brewing over whether to ban cars from seattle's pike place market. as of now, cars can drive along the popular market. there have been efforts to limit driving along the street for years, but seattle's mayor is now reviving the push. supporters say it would make the tourist destination much safer and more popular, but opponents, including the city council, say it would hurt the businesses at the market. at a new food hall is open between fifth and sixth streets on market street, right next to the new ikea. sally hall takes up two floors with five restaurants that are known around the bay area. some are hopeful this new facility will

help bring more people back to the city. a significant number of people who sell their homes in san francisco end up losing money. why? the city has a much higher rate of people taking a loss than the rest of the country, and the port of oakland moving forward with a plan to change the airport's name when it could officially become san francisco bay, oakland international airport

way. we're going to take you live to this morning's breaking news on interstate 880 in hayward. that's where a big rig crash has shut down much of the southbound direction of the freeway. and a yes vote in oakland to rebrand oakland international airport. you'll hear the reaction from the community as port officials unanimously approve a name change from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. all right. >> as we take you live to the opening bell this morning, you all solutions celebrating an ipo. but it's all about first quarter reports starting to come in. the bank stocks are dropping taking the dow down with them. even though some of those bank stocks us bank reports are coming in pretty good. there's

still concerns about inflation. dow set to drop about 300 points close to the nasdaq. might see some gains. the tech stocks are the bright spots. we'll have all your business news coming up. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to friday. it's april 12th but we're following major traffic problems this morning a big rig overturned in hayward. it's blocking the lanes of southbound 880 and causing a mess out there. yeah. >> ktvu james torres there at the scene of the crash with the efforts, latest efforts to clean it up. how's it look out there, james? >> pam and dave, we're making some progress this morning. and this is truly unlucky for anyone who had to go through this same process yesterday morning for that accident along 238 here. but at least what we can tell you at this point is that traffic is starting to move along slowly. but it is moving along, and chp is now making some progress. the appropriate crews are now on the scene. we've got caltrans out here, and we do have some tow trucks out

here as well trying to get this truck out of the way, clean it all up so it's all safe enough for all the cars to pass through that need to pass through here. right now, you see two lanes of traffic that are flowing through there, about to open another lane. as soon as they can push this overturned trailer kind of over to the side closer to where we are, to give them a little bit more space to get some of these cars flowing through. you see some of the guys who are out here in those neon colored suits who are looking to safely get this all out of the way. they're loading it up onto a tow truck right now. this car, this the cab of this truck was actually smashed into the center divide. they were able to push that back a little bit so they can get some of those cables and wires hooked up here. had a chance to talk to a sergeant with chp who kind of told us what the next steps are and getting this freeway back open. >> once the vehicle is uprighted , we'll have the sweepers come in and clean up any debris that's left in the roadway, and

we'll open it up for traffic to move south. >> how unlucky is this that we kind of had a similar thing yesterday around the same area. >> i know they say bad things happen in threes, but i hope two is just enough. >> yeah, hopefully two is just enough. it is friday after all. so we hope that this is the end of some of those major traffic accidents. but good news here. no one was hurt as a result of this. no other cars were impacted as a result of this. it was just this one large tractor trailer ended up losing control on the right hand shoulder coming down southbound. 880 at some point kind of overcorrected , cross all lanes of traffic with no one else on the roadway. ended up smashing into the center divide and then that back trailer ended up turning over. and that is the situation we have that you see here. so the tow truck crews there on the scene right now, they are still working to get, get the trailer, the truck loaded up so they can get this all removed and get this cleared so the traffic can be moving with all lanes open here, chp has not given us an exact time for when they expect

the freeway to open back up. but given how much progress they're, making in just the last half hour, it seems like it might be a lot sooner than we expect. but of course, we'll let you know exactly when that happens. for now, to talk about how to navigate some of these routes and take a look at some of the traffic elsewhere. frank mallicoat is in the traffic center with a lot more of what you need to know before you head out the door today. >> hey james, quick question. nobody injured and the driver is okay, right? >> that's what we're told. we know the driver immediately stepped out of the car, reported the accident, spoke with chp officers. and, as far as that, sergeant tells me that driver is totally okay. >> okay, well, that's good news. all right. and as james mentioned, second straight day, we've had issues in that area. we had another big rig overturned 880 yesterday which caused issues with the commute. give you an idea of where it is. and the backup are triple a traveling maps here our traffic maps. and despite that having those two lanes open, you can see the gridlock all the way up

to 580 westbound there in the red, we are told they are taking some cars off at whitten street exit prior to the accident, but we're also told the city streets are mighty crowded. a lot of people trying to find alternative ways. i think the best bet is just to avoid that area at all costs, as for the rest of the commute, it's incident free across the bay area, but your typical commute into san francisco? this is not friday. light metering lights are on at the span's going to take a good 2020 five minutes to get through the toll plaza, and into the city. a busy day in traffic, and it's friday, so that all important forecast for the weekend. and here's steve standing by with that. good morning. good morning. >> thank you sir. well we'll do some sound effects here. there it is. fog. look at that fog. just racing in. my goodness, there was not a lot there a couple hours ago. there is now.

it is really cranking up here. so low clouds are on the move big time here. temperatures will drop a good 15 degrees for some today. upper low won't arrive until saturday evening, but clouds will be on the move today. i think rain saturday morning and temps will plunge into the 50s tomorrow as well, but not only with the low cloud deck. the onshore wind will crank up as well, so there's a change in the weather. that would be the kinks by the way, coast fog increasing, cooler lows, some sun, then clouds, cooler, breezy to windy. and that means 60s. maybe a couple of low 70s, but mainly 60s and much cooler. all right, back to dave and pam. thank you. >> steve. the port of oakland has voted to approve the plan to change the name of the city's airport enthusiastically to i seven eyes. >> the motion carries. >> thank you. >> the port's board of commissioners unanimously voted to move ahead with the plan to rebrand oakland international airport to san francisco bay. oakland international airport. the vote followed several hours of debate, replacing oakland with the san francisco bay

further disrespects oakland. >> its pro oakland. it is definitely not in any way denigrating the city that i'm so proud of, that i've been living in for 40 years. >> the port of oakland has scheduled a final vote for may 9th. the city of san francisco has threatened possible legal action over the name change. some people living in san francisco sunset district are fighting plans to build more luxury high rises in their neighborhood. they gathered for a town hall meeting to express their concerns. they're worried that the proposed tall buildings would affect the existing homes and businesses in the sunset. they're especially concerned about a 50 floor high rise project they're calling the sunset skyscraper. >> some of these people are going to be living in a total solar eclipse from this building. so let's let's make sure that we understand all the impacts to not just, oh, it's a tall building, it's ugly. there's going to be a shadow. it's going to be cast on a lot of people as the sun moves

around. >> now, some city leaders say these high rise projects are needed to meet san francisco's growing housing needs and to satisfy state housing mandates. >> our time now, 6.372 bay area cities have finally had their plans to build more housing approved by the state. cupertino's housing element has finally been approved by the state. more than a year after the deadline to submit the plans. cupertino rouz plan calls for 4500 homes to be added by the year 2031. the city council now has to vote one more time on that housing element. and in the north bay, fairfax also received approval for its housing element this week. the plan will bring about 600 new homes in the next year. more than required by the state. most of them will be in the downtown area, the state housing department said. the town has made progress to rezone areas for building housing. >> the battle over rooftop solar and california is headed to the

california supreme court. now. the court will review the new net metering rules that went into place last year. those rules cut the amount of money people are paid for, energy they generate and send to the grid. solar advocates say that's led to a big drop in people installing solar systems. environmental groups petitioned the court to take a look at the changes, saying that the rules did not fully consider the change in payouts and the impact it would have on the industry. >> it is now 638 santa clara county, placing extra traps out there to catch a rare kind of mosquito that can carry dangerous viruses. vector control will put traps in bushes and other damp and cool areas along the foothills of east san jose, so far, those traps have captured six of these invasive mosquitoes. the experts say. they're aggressive. they even bite humans. and during the day, it is a very concerning thing because the 80s aegypti can transmit diseases like zika, chikungunya, yellow fever and

dengue. >> well, i'm a little more concerned about this one because apparently it's out during the midday. right. and not just dusk, dawn and dusk. so that's got me more concerned. >> now, vector control officials say they don't know where these mosquitoes came from, but they are telling residents remove all standing water and empty out dog bowls to very targeted spraying is already taking place already, but wider efforts could take place if more of these mosquitoes are found. >> the coachella music festival starts today. headliners over the two weekends include lana del rey, doja cat, tyler, the creator, blur and no doubt. according to coachella's website. tickets for the weekend for weekend two are actually still available. that's the first time ticket sales have been slow in previous years. the festival sold out within hours. if you can't make it, you can still enjoy the vibes from the comfort of your home. coachella will stream sets live on youtube .

>> i want you to let me go, pam. >> go ahead. >> okay, good. >> get your outfits ready though. okay. >> time is 640 friday. yes, friday takes on an even more meaning for some workers. we'll tell you why. heading out of the office early is more popular than ever. >> all right. still thinking about you jamming at coachella. i don't know. garcia in his flower crown and denim vest. >> right. our astor, i asked. he could pull it off. oh. all right, let's pull anything out. yeah. can i tell you i get more comments about dave's dressing, about the tie, and i say you should see his socks and shoes. >> oh, that's too funny. we could do an hour right alone. >> i feel the news producer pushing us along to actual news. now, when i get to join you guys in studio here in the 7:00 hour, one woman shares what happened when she spotted a young boy in the middle of a street with traffic, headed his way. new at seven. the instinct, she says, helped her save his life. then a one stop shop for people looking for dry aged meat, top tier wine, caviar and cheese. coming to the bay area. details on a

new under study marketplace that's set to become the napa valley's next hot spot for locals and isitors from around

in los angeles courtroom later today. now, federal prosecutors say he stole $16 million from major league baseball's highest paid player to place thousands of dollars, thousands of bets. prosecutor say they have a mountain of evidence to back up the charges. >> we obtained recordings of telephone calls in which mizuhara spoke with bank employees, lied to them about being mr. otani. >> otani recently signed a $700 million deal with the dodgers. the baseball superstar has repeatedly said he never bet on baseball or any other sport. >> our time is 645, governor newsom asking for federal emergency declaration after california's salmon season was canceled. the decision was made wednesday by the pacific fishery management council because of

the continued low numbers of chinook salmon. the governor says the emergency request will help bring financial support to the affected fishing communities. local salmon fishermen are blaming the state for what they called irresponsible water policies. >> and we're fighting for these fish. we're making hard sacrifices for the next generation of fish, and we're making the hard decisions about the harvest. now we need the california water managers to make some sacrifices on their end. they need to make some hard decisions about saving these fish as well. >> now, the governor's office says $800 million was set aside over the last three years to restore habitats, increased water flows and remove dams that were preventing the fish from getting back to their native rivers. >> in today's dollars and sense, the game company behind fortnite, wants a federal judge to force google to open up its play store to competition. now, epic games asked a judge to allow app purchases on android devices and change its rules for which apps can be downloaded.

this comes after epic games won a lawsuit against google over the treatment of mobile developers back in december. google has denied any wrongdoing and has defended its app practices, as the senate commerce committee will hold a hearing on wednesday to discuss a recent report criticizing boeing's safety. now panel members will include a nasa expert on safety culture, an mit aeronautics expert and a usc expert on aviation safety. now this all comes as boeing faces a safety crisis following recent issues with the 737 max nine jet, including one where the plane had a panel blow out mid-flight. you may be surprised about the number of people in san francisco who sell their homes at a loss. now, residential real estate brokerage redfin reports 18% of sellers in san francisco lost money that's near the highest level in more than ten years, redfin says. when someone buys a house and then sells it off at a lower price, the typical amount lost is $155,000. agents say san

francisco is inflated. housing prices are coming back down to earth. just 4% of houses nationwide lost money when they were resold. >> all right. today is a popular day of the week to sneak out of the office a little early. there's a new study supporting what many people have already seen at work. many employees tend to clock out early on fridays to make the weekends a little longer, and the traditional 9 to 5 workday gets a little shorter, with many workers heading out the door about 3 or 4 in the afternoon. however, one human resources expert found that these employees are normally highly productive while they work less hours. >> when you have more control over your life, it is energizing and you can be as productive or more productive by having the greater flexibility. >> and the study also found that people who work at home are no

different than the employees at the office. remote workers, also like short workday. >> on fridays, i got to go. it's friday. >> stay right here. >> yeah, i think our newsroom will clear out pretty quickly after the nine. yeah, right now it would be nice to probably work from home because traffic has not been great in some spots. hey, pan, can i go with you? yeah. let's go, let's go. frank it's been a busy couple of days. >> of course, 880 was a mess yesterday with a jackknifed truck. and again today. no. friday light whatsoever. nearly two hours ago. double big rig hauling packages that jackknife 880 south at hayward, near highway 92. and as you can see, we got a live view, a tow truck on hand to get the cab and the first trailer out. second trailer is still sprawled out there on the highway, although they are moving it now, and that is a very good sign, but it is still a mess. it's going to take a lot of time to upright that

and get it up and out. it was carrying packages by the way. and by the way, no injuries. it was a single crash. the truck driver lost control. there and he's doing okay as well. our aa traffic map shows the two lanes right now are getting by. and they're also diverting traffic at the whitney exit. but the city streets, i'm told from san lorenzo all the way down there to hayward, are a bit of a mess and very crowded as well. it's best to just let it go, and if you can avoid that area at all costs, a good idea it's going to take a while to get that second trump truck up and out and get all the lanes open. 880 southbound. it is friday, though, and that means the weekend is here and hopefully a little sunshine is coming our way. although maybe rain right? >> again, i don't think sunshine is on the menu. no, i'm trying steve, i understand what didn't you get out tuesday? wednesday thursday, for crying out loud. >> oh my god, did i ever. there you go, beautiful. >> all right. we have rain on the menu for tomorrow. our system will be slow to arrive.

it won't even make a punch inland. it'll probably saturday evening, saturday night, going into sunday. but rain will arrive. maybe drizzle early, but more likely saturday morning. the big message today is cooler. santa rosa, redwood city, walnut creek, san jose. down we go from 70s and 80s to the 60s, i held on to a couple of 70s san jose south, but rainfall looks pretty impressive here for some, depending on your location. starts early and then we'll really doesn't kick in until afternoon evening. but look at that. i mean, you're seeing some one inch amounts san francisco, san rafael, redwood city, oakland, ben lowman, santa cruz. that's a lot of rain for mid-april, but that's the way it looks. this will be a cold system as well. forecast highs will be in the 50s. for many. the breeze will pick up, but we could get some two inch amounts out of this russian river, maybe down towards santa cruz mountains. after everything is said and done from spring back to winter for the mountains. sunny yesterday and 60s. not this weekend. snow likely. probably saturday night. overnight into sunday, but cooler and breezy to windy and takes hold today and goes into early saturday 40s 50s on the temps. our system is continuing

to develop. it's coming out of the gulf of alaska. so friday changes main screaming messages cooler and then that will develop into rain on saturday. but today the wind picks up, temps drop and then possible thunderstorms as well. saturday night into sunday day. >> all right steve thank you. time is now 651. the search continues for a missing swimmer who jumped into the russian river. we're going to bring you a live report from the area where first responders say that swimmer was last seen. and the final touches are being put on one of nasa's next big missions, right here in california. we're going to take you inside the clean room at jpl

flies to florida today to meet with donald trump in an effort to save his job that johnson angered some republican conservatives by moving ahead with more aid for ukraine and for renewing surveillance authority for the fbi. the meeting this afternoon with trump is designed to show unity. they're also expected to promote a bill aimed at what the trump team is calling election integrity by preventing non-citizens from voting in federal elections. >> we have a lot of things to discuss. talk to them frequently. so look forward to

seeing them in person. it's been a few weeks and it should be a good trip. now several democrats may actually back johnson in his effort to keep the house speaker's job. >> if he secures ukraine funding. there's some new video to show you this morning of sonoma county sheriff's deputies rescuing someone from a car that went down a steep ravine on mount tamalpais. it happened just after 6:00 wednesday evening near panoramic highway on the west side of mount tam. the rescue team had to be lowered 200ft down to get her. they did reach her and brought her to the road and awaiting ambulance. well santa clara county will hold a perinatal equity conference by way of zoom today. they're going to look at the challenges that black women are facing before and after they give birth. a coalition of medical groups and county leaders hosted an event yesterday for black maternal health week. back in 2020,

california recorded its highest maternal mortality rate in a decade. county supervisor susan ellenberg says the stats show more should be done. >> 80% of pregnancy related deaths are preventable. we cannot accept the status quo. >> black women that are 3 to 4 times more likely to die during childbirth. black women in their 20s with promise, with hope standing before you already exhausted. >> now the maternal death rate for black women is more than double that of white women. you can watch the perinatal equity conference. it starts at 930 this morning by going to our website, ktvu .com, and click on web links. it is now 657. california will play a key pivotal role in nasa's project to examine one of the moons of jupiter. the jet propulsion laboratory in pasadena is

working on this mission with john hopkins applied physics lab in maryland. the europa clipper is due to launch in october. it will orbit the planet jupiter and check out europa. it's one of the planet's 95 moons. the objective is to determine whether there are places below the surface of jupiter's icy moons that can support life. >> there is no greater question before us than is there life in the universe? are we alone? now the europa clipper mission. it's not a life detection mission, but we're going to look for an environment where life could arise and thrive. a so-called habitable environment. >> the clipper is the largest spacecraft nasa ever developed for a planetary mission. it will actually get very close to the europa moon. one of the flybys will be just 16 miles away. it is 658 in exhibit on the great

migration, opens this saturday at the berkeley art museum and pacific film archive. it is called a movement in every direction legacies of the great migration. it looks at the generational and cultural impacts of the migration that started in the early 1900s. more than 6 million black americans moved from the south to other parts of the country. they left to get away from the oppression of racism, jim crow laws, and to pursue better education, economic and other opportunities. now this exhibit will run from this saturday the 13th through september 22nd. also, first fridays is coming back to oakland after a three month hiatus. the organizers say the event will take place this friday night. tonight on telegraph avenue in uptown oakland. first fridays was scheduled to come back last friday, but it was canceled because of rainy weather. the last time first fridays took place was in december, and

organizers say they staged the event and they put it on pause for the first three months of the year because of financial problems. the monthly block party has been a gathering place for artists and performers and small businesses in oakland for several years. >> there is progress being made on a major commute mess that's tying up traffic on southbound 880 in hayward this morning, a big rig crash blocking lanes and cars backed up for miles. an update on the situation and the one bit of good news from the scene, plus the search for a missing swimmer in the north bay about to resume with the swimmer was doing right before disappearing in the waters of the russian river. and the warning for everyone about the dangers in the water. plus, after almost ten years of work, the san francisco police chief says his department has reached a critical milestone on what's changed in sfpd and what prompted the action. >> from ktvu, fox