hopefully next season we'll come out better. >> the season is over for the golden state warriors, who lost last night to the sacramento kings. the reaction from warriors fans and the changes the team may make in the off season and release from jail pro-palestinian demonstrators, who shut down the g den gate idge for hours, are now out of custody. we'll tell you what san francisco's district attorney says about whether she will press charges. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's wednesday april 17th. tough loss.

>> it was a tough one. >> tough loss. tough to see the season go yeah very nice weather. we have to look forward to at least steve paulson has that forecast i think i need sunglasses based on what you two are wearing i know i said we're going to wake people up with this. >> how about that cow there? >> yeah. all right. you all look sharp there. all right. thank you. we do have a lot of high clouds streaming in, but this does look like the warmest day as temperatures will push. unless the high clouds really kind of obscure things a little bit. but 40s and 50s on the temps. and you can see the higher clouds right there, just kind of. so a mix of sun and high clouds, but it still looks warm today. temperatures 70s to near 80. livermore, san jose. all right. he's back for an encore performance. yeah. mr. frank mallicoat. thank you sir. welcome >> well, after ali's monday, we had to give her a day off from traffic. no kidding. oh, my god. and raise your hand if you stayed up late to watch the warrior game last night. hello. a lot of good that did, but at

any rate. good morning everybody, traffic. gladly is, rather quiet at this hour. and you know what? i'm okay with that, because it's only 401. we take you to the bay bridge. no metering lights, no traffic whatsoever. a nice, easy, breezy ride. highway 880 over by the oakland coliseum, north and south. that's moving along just fine as well. and the san mateo bridge. all this will pick up later. but at this hour, it's all good, dave. we'll send it back to you with news on the warriors. >> all right, ryan, thank you. well, the golden state warriors season is now over. they lost to sacramento last night. and now the off season begins a lot sooner than they expected. this sacramento kings beat the warriors 118 to 94 in that play-in tournament. and the warriors are eliminated from postseason play. the starters for the kings outscored the starters for the warriors 105 to 48, and. this early end to the warriors season may mean a

shakeup for the teams coming. klay thompson, who's becoming a free agent, never scored last night and he missed all ten of the shots he took. and the kings after winning the game followed their tradition and they lit the beam after the game. now warriors. fans are obviously disappointed, but they still love their team. ktvu is amber lee went to chase center for a watch party where the fans said there's always next year. >> there was a lot of too many turnovers and literally no defense all game, so it was extremely disappointing. but hopefully, hopefully next season we'll come out better. >> very nervous watching it. nail-biting a nail biting game and it's very heartbreaking, but we'll get it next season. >> we've been rooting for this team all year and really hope we would make a run this season as well in the playoffs, but it wasn't meant to be. >> warriors dub nation had weather on its side for an outdoor watch party at thrive city. outside chase center. >> i'm out here every time enjoying the atmosphere with the crowd. we're all warriors fans.

>> more than 2500 fans attended this free event. they say the huge screen and being a part of this community are the draw. >> it's different than like just the two of us on our couch at home, just to be surrounded by people who want the same thing. >> fans say they have high expectations despite the many ups and downs of this warriors season, it's all about moments, right, seeing special moments where, like, the team kind of syncs up this must win play in game has fans on the edge of their seats as the warriors battle to get into the nba playoffs, the nervous tension palpable when the warriors trailed by double digits at times and were down going into halftime. >> it's nerve wracking because we want we want to continue and go to the next level. >> love and loyalty on full display. >> such a great connection to each other and they just really seem to love playing together. >> and you don't see that in a lot of sports. >> we'll still be there for them, whether we win or lose. that's the important thing for

us. >> many fans tell me they hope the core group, steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green will remain together. fans say they are looking forward to next season, which starts in october at chase center in san francisco . amber lee, ktvu, fox two news thank you amber. >> well, pro-palestinian demonstrators who blocked traffic on the golden gate bridge in interstate 80 in oakland on monday are now out of jail time. now supporters chanted and banged drums to celebrate the releases. 26 protesters were arrested on monday on charges including failure to follow lawful orders and conspiracy for the coordinated nationwide protest. the district attorney's office says it's still waiting for the chp to submit all evidence against each suspect, and then prosecutors will decide on the charges. >> we must make sure that public safety is observed in san francisco, and that is what we

are committed to doing. but at this time, we have to wait for this investigation to be completed before we can make the necessary charging decisions to go forward. >> district attorney brooke jenkins says it could take several days to investigate and decide on the charges. golden gate bridge protesters could negotiate a plea deal like november's bay bridge protesters, and enroll in a diversion program. now, governor newsom responded to the da's announcement about the protest he posted on social media. thank you, brooke jenkins free speech is critical, but it does not extend to endangering the public . people need to be held accountable for their actions. >> our time is now. 406 in napa, three arrests have now been made in connection with the deadly shootings of two young women. over the weekend, 22 year old john nicholson, junior of vallejo, vallejo is being held without bail on two counts of murder. also, two women are accused of being accessories. the shootings happened saturday

night around 8 p.m. during a fight on riverside drive, napa. police rushed there after getting reports of gunfire and found the victims, 17 year old sasha and 19 year-old. aileen villasenor, one, died there at the scene, the other died at the hospital. now, a memorial made up of balloons, candles and flowers are at the shooting scene. >> these young, young people that are just starting out in life, how did this tragedy happen? and so that's where the community comes together to try to understand this. >> the suspect could be charged with a special circumstance of multiple murder, which means if he's convicted, he could face life in prison without parole. >> san francisco police say they are investigating reports by three women who say they are victims of rape and abuse by a housing nonprofit director. now, the first woman to accuse john jacobo of rape shared a seven page document on social media detailing the incident back in

august of 2021. jacobo, a rising star in the local democratic party, denied the accusations and said the encounter was consensual, according to the sf standard. since then, two other women have filed police reports after the and that after the latest report, jacobo has resigned from his position. in a social media post, the police department wrote the sfpd is working diligently on these open investigations. we take sexual assault cases very seriously and we work closely with our victims . we urge anyone who is a victim of sexual assault to come forward and report your case to the sfpd. >> our time now 408, in donald trump's hush money alleged hush money trial in new york, the first seven jury members have now been selected. the jury members selected so far include four men and three women, among them, there's an oncology nurse, two attorneys, a teacher and a software engineer. the trial is now adjourned until tomorrow.

that's when jury selection will continue. >> a total of 11 more jurors that could possibly be selected on thursday or on friday, because judge juan merchan, he says he's hoping to have opening statements next monday. >> now trump is accused of falsifying business records in order to hide a $130,000 payment to adult movie star stormy daniels before the 2016 presidential election. stormy daniels was allegedly paid to keep quiet about an affair with trump, which he says never happened. >> 408 is the time. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. how's it look today? >> i think today will be the warmest day is what we're for the week. yes, definitely. trying to find my where my graphics are. there you go. high clouds today, but still on the warm side here. more clouds, mild to warm tomorrow and then friday. cooler. i think we'll get a lot more low clouds, higher clouds, cooler. but happy

to say the weekend still looks okay compared to the last two weekends. so watch the clouds breaking through right there, right there. so a mix of sun and high clouds. but this does look like the warmest day with temps. unless the clouds obscured a couple of degrees. we'll be near 80 on a few of the forecasts. inland temps today napa, atherton, san ramon, san jose all 77 yesterday. today 80, 79, 79 and 80. i think if it wasn't for the higher clouds, i'd probably go 8081. but for all. well look at that. a lot of missing data. unless you're in half moon bay, sfo, livermore or santa rosa. 40s and 50s on the four temps. truckee, south lake tahoe, 30s 51, ukiah 53 sacramento, monterey, santa barbara 5152 and la 53. the higher clouds will be with us today, so mostly sunny. so your wednesday warmth here. patchy morning fog, high clouds, mild mix of sun and high clouds. temperatures though looking for 70s to near 80 degrees. >> thank you steve. new allegations of sexual assault

against a candidate for berkeley city council. the impact it may have had as cal students and other berkeley residents headed to the polls. >> and one east bay city showing off its brand new high school, we get an inside look at the state of the art campus in dublin. the cost hundreds of millions of dollars to build it's time to get away and cache in, at cache creek casino resort, to rock and to roll. to go all out or... go all in. with four stars and rising stars, northern california's premier casino resort is the perfect place... ...to do as much -or as little- as you want. make your get away now and cache in at cache creek casino resort.

to urge israel not to escalate the already dangerous war situation in the middle east. israel has warned that iran will face consequences for its massive missile and drone attack. over the weekend. now, while president biden has told the israeli prime minister the united states would not support a counterattack on iran,

republicans accused the administration of backing off of its unconditional support for israel. >> the president has been very clear that we stand with israel and their self-defense, but we really don't want to see a wider war, a wider regional conflict, and we don't seek war with iran. >> five ballistic missiles hit israel and i think if five ballistic missiles hit the united states of america, you're right we would respond. now today, iran's president warned that any attack by israel would be met with a massive and harsh response. >> you guys gotta leave. you guys refusing to leave? yeah. okay you first hand up. >> five google employees were arrested for refusing to leave the sunnyvale office of the ceo of google cloud. it was part of a protest over a contract with the israeli military. now, that protest was part of a coordinated day of action by google employees in silicon valley, new york city and seattle. not another push, not

another line. >> no more tech for genocide. >> now, google employees in sunnyvale want google to cancel a $1.2 billion contract with israel. with israel named project nimbus. the protesters say they are concerned that the facial recognition and object tracking provided by nimbus enables the israeli military to target and kill civilians in gaza. >> it is impossible for me to continue coming into work every week without acknowledging and loudly condemning project nimbus . >> google released a statement tonight following the arrest. it reads in part, quote, physically impeding other employees work and preventing them from accessing our facilities is a clear violation of our policies. we will investigate and take action. these employees were put on administrative leave and their access to our systems was cut. after refusing multiple requests to leave the premises, law enforcement was engaged to

remove them to ensure office safety. >> our time now for 15 new reports say that the number of antisemitic incidents have increased to the highest amount ever recorded in the united states, and the bay area was not excluded from that increase. the anti-defamation league says northern california had 502 reported incidents last year, up more than 200% compared to 2022. the adl says episodes surged in the wake of the october 7th massacre in israel and the war in gaza. >> a new high school is getting ready to open in dublin. it is the first major high school built in alameda county in more than 50 years. emerald high is on dublin boulevard, not far from interstate 580. its doors will open in august. ktvu. lamonica peters got a closer look at the brand new campus, and tells us why the district found it necessary to build a new school. >> students, faculty and staff at emerald high school in dublin are beaming with excitement as

the first day of school gets closer. >> just the idea of kind of being the inaugural grade and like getting a chance to set the standards, that's that's what everybody else is freaked out about. >> funded by bond measures, dublin unified school district broke ground on the 23 acres campus in september 2020. now it's preparing to welcome the first 950 students on august 13th. >> dublin high school is so full that this community has needed a second high school for a long time. and you know, i believe over the last ten years, this community of dublin has invested a lot of money into, into building what we are now standing in emerald high school. >> emerald high school will have a capacity for 2500 students. once fully built by 2026. right now, the campus has 42 classrooms, a 2400 seat gym, a 137 seat lecture hall, high tech science and technology classrooms, and a grand student union. patty ramsey teaches biology at emerald high school

and is looking forward to working in her new classroom. >> there's going to be more counter space for them to do their experiments on. i also have a prep room. we have a lot of prep rooms and prep space that's going to make it easy for us to flow. the district says between 2010 and 2020, its student population grew 92, and since 2000, dublin unified has opened eight new schools, including emerald high school. >> with the changing demographics here in the bay area, we want to make sure that the experience here at emerald high school reflects the wants and needs of the community it serves. >> i feel like i know what we all want and i want in this school. >> is it when emerald high school is completed, it will have a full football and soccer field, eight tennis courts and an eight lane track. the district also says it plans to open another school in shamrock hills by 2026. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news all right, lamonica thank you. >> times for 18. the city of san

francisco wants to know which buildings could be at risk of collapsing during an earthquake. a new report from the city looks at certain concrete buildings. it could be similar to ones that failed catastrophically during recent earthquakes in mexico and new zealand. the new retrofit program will build on the soft story retrofit program, that focuses on houses with living spaces over a garage. now, the city will work on figuring out which specific buildings need to be further retrofitted. >> 418 is the time. back over to steve paulson. where are you starting with the weather? >> well, it'll be the warmest day will be today, so we'll have a lot of high clouds. and there are that's the only thing that might stop some temperatures hitting, say, 79 or 80. but i think there's more to the south than there is to the north here. more clouds, mild to warm. cooler though on friday as we get a little dip in the jet stream. are we done with rain? no we're not. i think we're done with big systems, but it does look like near the end of the month into early may, something

is brewing and the next week it does look like something. the forecast models are kind of all over the place. but if cpc climate prediction center is going with it, then that tells you there's probably something brewing, nothing though, until at least this time next week. so we're good to go for the weekend here. you see the higher clouds just kind of right there streaming in so high clouds. no biggie. but that will give us some sun high clouds. but temps should bump up today. this looks to be the warmest day by far. still maybe warm tomorrow, but much cooler as we head towards friday. 77 was popular yesterday. napa, atherton, san ramon, san jose today, upper 70s to near 80 degrees. i'd love to show you the temps, but about 90% of them are missing. however the temperatures compared to 24 hours ago, except for half moon bay, are all warmer by two to what, five degrees six san jose? so if it feels warmer, it is 40 up in arcata, 56 san diego, 68 palm springs and 28in truckee, 31 south lake tahoe. just a mish mash of high clouds, but other than that, it will be warm today

and temperatures will be bumping up, we look for some high clouds, but this will be the warmest day. then cooler weather starts to work its way in. by the time we get to friday. >> all right, steve, thank you. time now for 20 some challenges facing the oakland roots. and the oakland soul. the latest developments in the battle to get a permanent home for the soccer clubs. and for taylor swift's new album, set to come out on friday. >> the pop up in southern california promoting the tortured poets department

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rescue during massive swells in half moon bay. riley rhodes and max hunter were honored during a ceremony by the california surf lifesaving association. they were credited with rescuing a swimmer at poplar beach last year, despite eight foot swells out there and very low visibility, the california state

park said these awards are a testament to their courage and willpower. >> san francisco fire officials safely rescued a man caught in the tides at marshall beach. the chp deployed its helicopter to help with the rescue last night. fire officials say the man got sick while on the beach, preventing him from accessing the trail before the tide came in. he was stabilized by paramedics on the beach, but later sent to a nearby hospital to be checked out. >> time now for 23. disneyland is a step closer now to some major renovations early this morning. the actually yesterday morning, the anaheim city council unanimously approved a proposal for a $1.9 billion expansion plan that the proposal includes building a whole new park, as well as shops and restaurants. it's on the western side of the disney property, however, some residents of anaheim are strongly against the plan, which also calls for disney to buy several city streets for $40 million to

expand the resort. >> corrupt, corrupt and just never ending hunger for disneyland. how much do you want? you have so much here you are. >> want to close off a street just because somebody paid and donated to every single one of your campaigns? let's bring a large portion of that investment here to anaheim. engaging new experiences and entertainment to loyal fans and new audiences. >> now the disneyland forward project would be the first major addition to the theme park since california adventure opened in 2001, and the proposal still needs to pass a second city council vote next month. the park expansion could then begin as soon as in the summer. >> taylor swift and spotify are partnering to launch an art installation ahead of her

upcoming project. it is a poetry themed event in los angeles after the name of her new album, the tortured poets department. some fans a lot of fans showed up early, starting at 5 a.m, posting updates to social media for the opening day of the event. one fan says she flew across the country to attend. >> i flew in on a flight from new york this morning. i'm a huge swiftie. i couldn't miss out on something like this. her fan base, as i'm sure you know, they latch on to everything. >> they're so excited by every different element that she brings to the table. with every new release. >> well, the three day pop up poetry installation started yesterday and tomorrow. her new album releases on friday. the recall effort for alameda county district attorney pamela price is moving forward. we're going to hear from the backers of the recall following that signature verification and tell you what happens next. >> also, the city of richmond is limiting the number of smoke shops allowed in the city. we

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allegations against one that surfaced on election day 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. >> it's the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's april 17th and i'm loving the colors. >> we're pretty bright today. >> yeah we are. >> good morning steve. along with the bright weather today i did not need coffee. >> nope. looks good. >> eye opening. >> eye opening. yes, sir. all right. 40s 50s on the temps, a lot of high clouds, some patchy fog. but even with the higher clouds, unless they really kind of obscure things a little bit, this will be the warmest day. temps are bumping up, but there's more towards, i'd say san francisco, oakland, east and south. and there are north, but it'll still be mild to warm here with temperatures. i went 7070 to 80 degrees today. livermore and san jose. all right. frank is here for 30 hopefully. quiet. very quiet. >> good. and i'm okay with that.

after a very busy week. and as i mentioned, i know ali, she had her hands full on monday with the protests and whatnot. but we're going to say good morning to all the east bay commuters because things are easy breezy, right now. you should be rewarded if you're up at, god's hours and on the road by 430, but already a little bit of volume. that's highway 24 in lafayette, but traffic seems to be rolling along just fine there. we take you out to some of our super commuters, maybe coming in from discovery bay or oakley coming around the bend there at bay point. and, a little bit of volume, but that's still moving. that will get worse, though, sadly. and of course, eventually some of these folks will end up on the bay bridge. and right now, no issues. what so ever. pam, we'll send it back to you. >> thank you. frank, a lockdown is being lifted today at one of san francisco's jails. jail facility number two in downtown will reopen after being closed since last friday because of violent confrontations between inmates and guards. now, the jail in san bruno will remain locked down. the deputies union

says there have been nine attacks on deputies at the different san francisco county jails in the past three weeks. sheriff paul miyamoto showed photos of injured deputies at a news conference. he blames jail overcrowding and a shortage of deputies. >> punches to the head face and neck being spit at and kicked in. the head slammed against walls which result in the injuries of bone fractures, dislocated shoulders and bloody eye sockets. >> the lockdown at the san bruno jail will be lifted later this week. the san francisco public defender's office said in response, quote, the sheriff's department's failure to provide incarcerated people consistent access to their attorneys as well as transportation to court have also contributed to the increased jail population. since these failures delay criminal proceedings. now, the public defenders office goes on to say taxpayer funds would be better spent in long terme investments in underserved communities. >> our time now for 32, there's

more scrutiny on the plans that suddenly closed down the federal women's prison in dublin. east bay congressman mark desaulnier accused the bureau of prisons of closing the prison as retaliation because of new oversight. now, just last month, a federal judge appointed a special master to make sure reforms were being made at the prison, which had been plagued with by sexual abuse scandals. congressman desaulnier says while closing the prison is good because of the poor culture inside, he worries about possible violations. >> as we can ask the oversight committee, and the judiciary committee, who both have jurisdiction in these kind of fields, to have hearings, to subpoena, people from the bureau of prisons. we can also ask the general accounting office, to look at and do an audit of the facility and the bureau of prisons. now the bureau of prisons says closing the prison has because it's no longer

meeting prison standards. >> all of the female inmates will be transferred to other sites around the country by the end of the week. >> votes are being counted in berkeley, and a special election to replace city council member who resigned in january. now, two uc berkeley students are squaring off in the race. it's still early in the vote counting process, but turnout was low so far, only about 200 votes have been counted. the latest results from the count elections office shows cecilia luna, parra is in the lead. but as ktvu joey horta reports, the race has been overshadowed with allegations against candidate james chang. >> two uc berkeley students are going head to head in the special election to replace district seven. berkeley city council member rigel robinson, who resigned in january undergrad cecilia luna parra and grad student james chang are the two candidates on the ballot. the race is now overshadowed by allegations of sexual assault against chang, which he denies.

in a video he posted on social media. >> i did not assault anyone. >> according to the campus newspaper the daily cal, an unnamed former volunteer for chang's campaign is the alleged victim of unwanted advances, including groping at an off campus rave. this is a hit piece. >> this is a concerted and intentional political attack, and i find it abhorrent and that they would co-opt such a serious subject for political gain. we caught up with luna parra on the campaign trail. >> i am appalled and saddened that, somebody was affected in this way or allegedly affected in this way. >> both candidates have pedestrian safety and affordable housing on their platforms. >> i am really passionate about addressing public safety from by addressing the root causes of crime, and trying to prevent crime rather than respond to it. >> the university is planning controversial housing at people's park for 1100 students

and separate housing for at least 100 unhoused. chang supports the plan, while la parra is calling to build at a different location. crime is top of mind for voters. we spoke with with security, there's a lot of things to unpack, such as the racial undertones when people think about crime, we have to worry about our safety. >> that's not criminal. and, you know, we really just need to stop crime. >> james chang declined our request for an interview. the elections office says the final result should be in by next tuesday in berkeley. joey hornick, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you joey, and our election coverage continues on our fox local app. we'll have the very latest developments on elections, both here in the bay area and nationwide, as we lead up to the general election in november. fox local is a free download on your smart tv. >> all right, pam, time is now 436. now there are new protections for workers who are pregnant around the country. the pregnant workers fairness act received final approval by the

u.s. equal employment opportunity commission. the new rules require employers with 15 or more employees to provide fair accommodations to workers who are going through pregnancy, childbirth and abortion, or any other medical condition that may be related. that includes time off for health care appointments, temporary reassignment suspension of certain job duties and telework. these new rules take effect this summer. >> governor newsom has signed a bill that will reduce the state's budget shortfall. lawmakers agreed to a deal that will cut $17 billion from the projected deficit. it includes borrowing, delayed spending, shifted costs and cuts to one time spending, the governor said. the measure positions the state to ballot pass a balanced budget in june. governor newsom has said the deficit is at about $38 billion, but the nonpartisan legislative analyst's office says it could be as much as $73 billion. california is still the

world's fifth largest economy. the ranking based on last year's economic data from the international monetary fund's world economic outlook. the governor's office says the california says california saw growth in a variety of industries, sectors and is expected to continue to grow. california has been the world's fifth largest economy since 2017. >> time is now 437. alameda county voters will soon decide whether to recall district attorney pamela price by a very narrow margin. the alameda county registrar of voters certified that the recall campaign collected enough validated signatures. as supporters of the recall say, pamela price is soft on crime and they want a special election held as soon as possible. >> our main reason for us being here today is to make sure that the board of supervisors follows the charter. the charter used specific words without delay immediately. now pamela price's legal team claims the recall election should not occur at all

because, they say the county has not complied with two provisions in the county charter. >> the registrar of voters failed to verify the signatures within ten days, and not all of the signature gathered were residents of the county. the san francisco airport commission is preparing for possible legal action against the port of oakland over a proposed name change for the oakland airport. >> now, the commission met with legal counsel in a closed session. they discussed potential claims by san francisco against the port of oakland, including trademark infringement and trademark dilution. the port commission voted unanimously last week to rename the airport san francisco bay. oakland international airport. that debate and fight continues are going to be talking about that for a while. steve, this is i heard you say this is the warmest day. so does that mean cooling trend as we get towards the weekend, friday, tomorrow might be similar for some, but today will be one of the warmest days. >> if it isn't today, it's tomorrow then. then we'll get

cooler on friday. a lot of high clouds, though, are breaking through the ridge of high pressures, so. but looks like temps will bump up a little bit today. they've been right around the mid 70s. looks like upper 70s to a few near 80. more clouds though. tomorrow. yeah, that that may obscure some areas from getting a little warmer. are we done with rain? no we're not. the 8 to 14 day outlook takes us to the end of the month. something looks to be brewing towards the end of the month into early may. if the climate prediction center, we call them cpc, has above normal rainfall, then you have to figure something's going on. i've looked at all the global models and they're all trying to work something in here, but not not for a while. it would be at least a week. so that's the good news. we have okay conditions for the weekend versus another deep cold low like we had the last two. a lot of high clouds though, but temps creeping up. we had a cool sunday as you know cool weekend. it's been up up up today. looks like we'll keep it there. probably about the same tomorrow. but yesterday a lot of 70s napa, atherton, san ramon, san jose, all 77 upper 70s to 80s today. i'd love to show you

the temps, but they're all missing except the 24 hour temperature change that's here. and that is all showing warmer 1 to 6 degrees san jose leading the way with plus six. but of course that says jc. they run warm 28 truckee, south lake tahoe 31 4050s to 60s 68 down in palm springs 62. las vegas a lot of high clouds. you can see those. that's it. but otherwise it'll be mild to warm today. everyone should get in on a little bit warmer conditions. have to think some fog is probably on its way. that would be if not tomorrow for sure. on friday, as a weak little system brushes us to the north. so your wednesday warmth, patchy morning fog, a lot of high clouds, but a mix of high clouds, sun and warm 60s 70. oops. pacific is only going to be six today. i would not go there. that's a little too cold, but 70s and 80s for others. all right, warm that up for that. >> the historic street lamps at oakland's lake merritt are being vandalized. the action city officials are taking to solve the problem. >> and convicted killer scott peterson was back in court by way of zoom. we tell you about the request. his attorneys

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after that crash, the officer was out there directing traffic around a car that broke down while it was being loaded onto a tow truck. suddenly, a driver smashed into the back of that chp dodge charger. the officer, quickly, as you see, ran to safety as she saw the car approach is no word of any injuries or any arrests related to that crash. >> the new attorneys representing convicted killer scott peterson, asked a judge to order dna testing on a burned van and mattress that were found near the peterson family home, a day after laci peterson disappeared. now, peterson appeared in court yesterday by video. he is seeking a new trial

with the help of the la innocence project. that's a nonprofit representing people who may have been wrongfully convicted. in court. yesterday, his lawyers asked the court to seal the identities of potential new witnesses, but then withdrew that request after prosecutors told the court much of that information is already public. >> they're laying the groundwork right now in making these preliminary motions to get the information that will provide the gravamen the heart of this motion for a new trial, if everything is agreeable. >> peterson was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn son more than 20 years ago in modesto. attorneys with the innocence project say modesto police withheld evidence from defense attorneys and disregarded a robbery that occurred near the peterson family home. >> our time now. 445 san jose, has now named a new independent police watchdog. the city council voted unanimously to appoint eddie aubry to that

position. now, previously, he headed up the office of professional accountability for the richmond police department. the independent police auditor's office monitors and reviews any investigations of misconduct by the san jose police department's internal affairs unit. mayor matt mahan says the office is essential to maintaining public trust, or he has nearly 40 years of experience across both prosecution and civilian oversight, and has demonstrated a deep understanding of the legal system and the standards it must adhere to. >> i follow a north star that i developed at 16, and that was to make a difference and add value in every position that i've gone to. that's what i sought to do, is make a difference and add value in public safety and community service. >> now, aubry will be san jose's seventh independent police auditor. his first day on the job made the six city leaders in richmond voted to stop new licenses for smoke shops.

>> now, members of the community complained about the numbers. those stores in this, the number of stores in the city. city staff report 78 licenses for smoke shops. they also found three shops that had no license to sell tobacco products. the ordinance puts a 40 day, 45 day pause on new permits. >> we've been receiving a lot of complaints about unpermitted operators as well as noncompliance of existing operators, and so it's a good time now to review our regulations around tobacco retailing. >> city staff also revealed a concern about enforcement and a lack of municipal codes and procedures. officials say a pause will allow the city to look at ways to align business permitting with community values . well, the oakland roots and soul soccer clubs say that their future in oakland is on the line. that is, after the alameda county board of supervisors

decided to put the site of a proposed soccer stadium up for auction, the ktvu jana katsuyama tells us the concerns that the newly launched soccer clubs may have to relocate as they search for a permanent home. >> the alameda county board heard hours of testimony and discussion tuesday from supporters hoping to hang on to oakland's last remaining pro sports teams. >> i'm here to support the oakland roots because there are the only team left here. we have seen the oakland raiders, a's and warriors left. >> the oakland roots and oakland soul are more than just soccer clubs. they are symbols of resilience, community and inclusivity. >> the oakland roots are pushing for the county and city of oakland to finalize leases for use of the raiders former training facility in alameda and the malibu lot south of the oakland coliseum for a proposed pop up soccer stadium. we have been waiting since february 9th when we agreed to terms for the city and the county to deliver

the lease terms sheet. >> please do not destroy our best hope for a stadium in oakland by selling the property without first completing the lease on tuesday, the board considered a motion to put their 50% share of the malibu lot, which they co-own with the city of oakland up for auction. >> we've been very consistent in wanting to get out of the sports business. that's been very clear, board president nate miley said. >> the lease delays with the roots are not the county's fault. >> what irritates me is the county is being depicted as the bad player in all this. >> the county says they'd offered to streamline lease negotiations through a land swap with the city. they declined, and then we asked them to reconsider. >> basically, buying the malibu site from the county, and they declined again. >> supervisor lena tam says that's why the board was surprised when the city sent a last minute letter friday suddenly stating an interest in buying the county's share. >> the city is offering both to

buy out the city on malibu as well as harbor bay. miley said the county has a responsibility to its own budget, which has a $100 million deficit in health services. >> the board voted 4 to 1 to move forward with the auction. >> if we do go to auction, then i think we all know that. that doesn't mean we have to sell to another entity, but it preserves our options to do that. >> jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> jana. thank you. time is now. 449 alex lora, a midfielder for bay fc, was awarded the national women's soccer league goal of the week. >> clearance got over bailey and hammer towards goal in alex luchador. >> that's how alex did it. she scored during sunday's match against seattle at paypal park in san jose. it was the second of two goals during a ten minute span in the second half. bay fc by the way, is a new women's pro soccer franchise, represents the

bay area in the oakland city council. signed off on the oakland ballers using a baseball field in west oakland. it's a one year agreement. it allows the ballers to play its home games at raymond park for their inaugural season. the team will pay $570 a month in rent. they'll invest about $1.6 million for improvements to the park. the council says the agreement will benefit the west oakland community, so the fact that black students from the immediate neighborhood yemeni students, latino students from the immediate neighborhood are going to be able to access this park is amazing. now, the park was established in 1896, making it one of the oldest parks in oakland. the ballers start their season in june. >> it's official stanford has named the next head coach to take over for legendary women's basketball coach tara vanderveer. kate pay will now

lead the program. she was a player on the cardinal national championship team in 1992, and has been part of vanderveer's coaching staff for 17 seasons. stanford is expected to officially introduce pay as the head coach today. during a news conference. vanderveer, of course, retired earlier this month after 38 incredible seasons at stanford, so i'm sure she is passed on her coaching and legacy. that's right. to the next, next generation. fantastic. all right, let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> that's a long time to be an assistant 17 years. good for her. so congratulations getting that job yes a lot of patience. and now you have to gear up for the acc. so that'll be a challenge right there. all right . we do have 4050 on the temps. a lot of high clouds are coming in. so temperatures are running a little bit warmer than you might imagine anywhere from what, 2 to 4, six degrees san jose leading the way, livermore, san carlos, napa airport are plus five compared to this time yesterday. highs yesterday. isothermal, napa, gilroy, concord, san jose, santa cruz,

livermore, san rafael, santa rosa all between 74 and 77 napa, atherton, san ramon, san jose 77. today upper 70s 80. higher clouds may take an edge or two off one of the some of these temps, but this if it isn't today, tomorrow will be the warmest day. and it's not that it's not as warm as last week. i think we'll peak out around 80 unless, you know, maybe somebody sneaks in with an 81. just depends where your forecast zone ends. and mine goes all the way to the oregon border and down to brawley. it seems. but a lot of high clouds over us, 20s, 30s in the mountains, 40s 50s to 60s you head down to southern california in the desert. 39 out in elko, 32. and beautiful flagstaff there. 62 in las vegas, there's nothing really organized there, but this is a weak system. it'll drag across a lot of high clouds today and also tomorrow. some low clouds under there. but it's hard to see them because of the high cloud deck. but there will be some low clouds. they'll be on the move probably, if not tomorrow night. more so on friday. weak little system brushes us to the north, so

it'll be cooler then. but today, wednesday warmth, mix of high clouds, sun, little haze. now settling in. there's not much of a breeze. 6070s to near 80. >> thank you steve. google employees were arrested at company headquarters in sunnyvale. we have the details of what they want from the company and learning more about space. we're going to show you how a hopping robot could help expand our knowledge of the universe hmmm. ♪ i feel good ♪ ♪ duh na nuh na nuh na nuh ♪ ♪ so good, i got you ♪ woah, dad. just gettin' back into my routine. ♪ bum bum bum bum bum ♪ i feel good

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announced a new climate partnership between california and norway. the governor met with norway's crown prince at the larkspur ferry terminal in marin county. governor newsom says california and norway share the long terme goal of reducing emissions. both want to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by the year 2050. >> a point of pride to continue

invest in our efforts to change our strategies as it relates to our carbon footprint. it's a point of pride that we dominate in america on solar. we dominate in electric vehicles where dominating on battery storage 757% increase in just the last few years. >> signing a joint statement, the governor and norway's minister of trade and industry have also agreed to exchange knowledge, data and best practices to create solutions that advance climate action. >> a rare flower is in bloom at the san francisco conservatory of flowers. take a look. it is the olsa pulchra. it can only be found in parts of costa rica and a small area of panama. only a few dozen plants of these species are known to grow anywhere in the wild. the conservatory is one of the few places to grow it there in cultivation. california state parks once again hosting parks week this summer, and that means there will be free events at

parks across the bay area starting june 12th. visitors will have a special opportunity to explore the outdoors, state parks week will have events and classes like birding for beginners, horseback riding, introduction to paddleboarding. the events are designed to protect the state's natural and cultural history. >> these are our special places and it's our opportunity to enjoy them and it's our responsibility to steward them. our parks are about bringing us together. a healthy park system means a healthier community, healthier families, and just better lives for all of us. >> for more information on events for california state parks week coming up this summer, just go to ktvu .com and click on web links. there you will find a link to the state parks week website. there's a push in san francisco to make cesar chavez day a paid holiday for city workers. supervisor asha sapphire introduced a resolution to pay city employees holiday pay every march 31st. he says it would allow employees to recognize and celebrate the

enduring impact of the labor leader and civil rights activist. well, space is often referred to as the final frontier, but scientists say it could be getting more difficult to study space, especially involving asteroids and moons throughout our solar system. to combat that, researchers in switzerland have developed a device known as a space hopper. take a look while robots on wheels may have trouble moving in space, this system has three legs and nine motors designed to help it move from one location to another, especially on the rocky terrain of an asteroid. >> so we had the idea to rather use a hopping robot, which can then not only use the legs for hopping, but also to control its attitude while it's hopping, like while it's flying. >> researchers are working with the european space agency to make improvements on the project. all right. if you thought 49ers quarterback brock purdy was a football hero, well,

he is also a hero in real life. great story. purdy recalled a story on the pat mcafee show this week about the time he saved a woman and her dog from a coyote. he was shooting a john deere commercial in san francisco when purdy saw a woman walking her small dog and right behind them was a large coyote. sneaks up on them. and that's when purdy said he shouted coyote! and it ran off. >> well, at oakland's lake merritt, the historic street lamps out there are being vandalized. we'll tell you what city officials are doing to try to keep it from happening. and release from jail pro-palestinian demonstrators who shut down the golden gate bridge for hours are now out of custody. we'll tell you what san francisco's district attorney says about whether she will press charges from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook.

it's wednesday april 17th steve paulson says pretty warm day today. >> unless the high clouds kind of obscure things a little bit. but i don't think so. i think we're okay here. i think we'll get a few near 80 degrees here. so temperatures now there's a lot of high clouds, some low clouds underneath that, and, and 40s and 50s on the temps here. so we are running about 1 to 6 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. you can see those higher clouds right there. not a lot more east and south than there are north. so wednesday's warm ways and we will have patchy low clouds, high clouds, mix of sun and high clouds. but it will be warmer for most. and we'll top it off with 70s to near 80 degrees. 5:00 in the morning. i'm thinking frank mallicoat is here. >> warm waves, fleetwood mac. >> that is correct, sir. you're very good. there you go, i do. >> i see those little tidbits in your, my favorite singer, female singer of all time, christine mcvie. oh, christine mcvie. yeah, yeah, that other gal, stevie nicks, wasn't bad either. she was pretty good. yeah. she

was. and a local gal grew up, palo alto area. all right, well, construction is kind of the only thing out there right now, though, we do have a bit of a slowdown. it happens every morning. let's take a look at the map. you heading in from the altamont from tracy. you're going to have a slow roll coming in on 580 westbound. but once you get to 680 past livermore and such, everything looks pretty good. let's take you across the bay to the peninsula, and you see a lot of green on your screen. and that is delightful. no issues there whatsoever. and finally, at the bay bridge, picking up a little volume in the last half hour. but no issues getting to san francisco at this hour. nearly 502 on this wednesday, let's say good morning to pam. >> all right. thank you, frank, this morning, if you have noticed a lack of light along oakland's lake merritt, you are not alone. the historic street lamps lining lake merritt have recently been vandalized. ktvu is bailey o'carroll joins us now live with the details and then the actions oakland is taking. bailey >> pam. good morning. yeah, a

number of those street lamps surrounding the nearly three and a half mile perimeter of lake merritt here in oakland vandalized. so that's leaving a lot of people who typically walk around the lake of course, without any light. now, those lamps, those street lamps are pretty historic. they've actually been around the lake since the 1920s. now, according to the city, we asked them just how many of these lamps have been vandalized. they say at last check earlier this month, 34 curb boxes had been broken into about ten light poles were down. they say some of those light poles were down from fallen trees. others because of that vandalism. now, oakland representatives say they have deployed teams to repair the down lights and install temporary lights. the reason why they are installing those temporary lights is because it will take the original vendor some time to make those new posts. now, that crew in oakland also going to reinforce the curb boxes that have not yet been

damaged. but this problem actually not unique to lake merritt or oakland, it's been happening more and more in cities all across the country as copper wiring that's used in the lighting fixtures is becoming more and more valuable. so people actually resell it on the, i guess, dark market resale market, if you will. now recently in la, the city council put in a task force to address the growing number of problems that they have. they're having to do with people vandalizing and breaking into their street lights to, i guess, take that copper wire that has been again in place for just a couple of months. no word yet, though. on if the city of oakland is investigating these vandalism issues that is going on in lake merritt reporting live in oakland. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. okay. >> bailey. thank you. time is now 504. the golden state warriors season is over. they lost to sacramento last night. now the off season begins a lot sooner than they expected. the

sacramento kings beat the warriors 118 to 94, in the play in tournament, and the warriors are now eliminated from postseason play. the starters for the kings outscored the starters for the warriors 105 to 48, and this early end to the warriors season may mean a shakeup for the team is coming. klay thompson, who is becoming a free agent, never scored at all last night and he missed all ten of the shots that he took. >> you have to accept, you know, the highs and lows of what we do but not lose confidence in yourself. and i think klay has been walking model of that. it's a tough way to end the season. >> the three point line after the game the kings lit up the night sky outside of golden one center. it's a tradition of the kings to light the beam. well, warriors fans obviously are not happy, but they still love their team. more than 2500 people gathered last night outside of

chase center watching the play in game. the final score was not what the fans wanted, but warriors fans stayed positive and said there's always next year. >> it was a lot too many turnovers and literally no defense all game, so it was extremely disappointing. but hopefully, hopefully next season we'll come out better. >> very nervous watching it. nail-biting a nail biting game and it's very heartbreaking, but we'll get it next season. >> i've been rooting for this team all year and really hope we would make a run this season as well in the in the playoffs, but it wasn't meant to be. >> now, during the off season, the warriors will try to improve the team, but they only have a second round pick in june's nba draft. the next season starts in october. >> pro-palestinian demonstrators who blocked traffic on the golden gate bridge and interstate 80 in oakland on monday are now out of jail. now supporters were there to celebrate the release. 26

protesters were arrested on monday on charges including failure to follow lawful orders and conspiracy for the coordinated nationwide protest. the district attorney's office says it's still waiting for the chp to submit all evidence against each suspect, and prosecutors will then decide on the charges. >> we must make sure that public safety is observed in san francisco, and that is what we are committed to doing. but at this time, we have to wait for this investigation to be completed before we can make the necessary charging decisions to go forward. >> district attorney brooke jenkins says it could take several days to investigate and decide on charges. golden gate bridge protesters could negotiate a plea deal similar to the one reached with the bay bridge protesters in november. that includes enrolling in a diversion program. governor newsom responded to the da's announcement about the protests. he posted on social media. quote, thank you, brooke jenkins free speech is critical, but it does not extend to endangering

the public. people need to be held accountable for their actions. >> our time is now. 507 in napa. three arrests have now been made in connection with the deadly shootings of two young women over the weekend. 22 year-old john nicholson junior of vallejo is being held without bail on two counts of murder. also two women are accused of being accessories. the shootings happened saturday night about 8 p.m. during a fight on riverside drive, napa. police rushed there after getting reports of gunfire and found the victims, 17 year old sasha and 19 year-old aileen villasenor. one of them died there at the scene, the other died at the hospital. a memorial made up of balloons, candles and flowers are at the shooting scene. >> these young, young people that are just starting out in life, how did this tragedy happen? and so that's where the community comes together to try to understand this. >> now, the suspect could be charged with the special

circumstance of multiple murder, which means if he's convicted, he could get life in prison without parole. >> some ski resorts around lake tahoe are getting ready to close this weekend. sierra at tahoe season will come to an end on sunday along with heavenly and diamond peak. others include kirkwood, sugar bowl and mount rose will close sunday, april 28th. there are a few resorts, including palisades tahoe, that plan to stay open into late may. i don't think we see any rain or snow in the near forecast, but let's check in with steve paulson for that, end of the month into early may. >> i think they'll get it, but, you know, once you get to that time of the year, the snow is really it's on its way out pretty much, we do have a lot of high clouds, but it'll still be mild to warm today. tomorrow. about the same cooler, though. on friday into sunday. many of you are asking me, bruce and sunnyvale gym in san ramon and steve in oakland. so are you

going to say that's it for the rain? no, no, we still have some more to go here, and i think we'll even see rain in may. but the climate prediction center is i don't think it will be the 24th. i think it would be later than that, around 27th. but it does look like another systems on the way in. it will not impact your weekend though. happy to say, but it does look like something is on its way later this month and into early may, so we're not done yet. i still think we'll see some rain in may. our system is long gone that we had on the weekend, and high pressure is nosed in and each day temps are bumping up. napa, atherton, san ramon, san jose. up we go. 79 and 80. there's a lot more high clouds along the peninsula and south than there is north. but today will be a little bit warmer and i think we'll leave it there maybe about the same tomorrow, but then it does look cool as we go to friday 40s 50s on the temps here we are running a little warmer than yesterday at this time. livermore, san jose plus six, oakland, san carlos, mountain view napa airport are five degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. at this time, arcata eureka 38 there elko is 3630.

truckee 29 south lake tahoe 67. though down in palm springs, a lot of high clouds today into tomorrow, this is what we call, you know, high pressure. is there, but clouds continue to just break through those. so some high clouds, warmest day. if it isn't today, it'll be tomorrow. but i think today. and then a cooler pattern on friday. so your wednesday warmth mix of high clouds and sun a little bit warmer here. we're upper 70s to near 8060s 70s coast and bay. upper 70s low 80s inland. and if you will the weekend be nice? darn tootin. yes. does look better. >> thank you steve. new allegations of sexual assault against a candidate for berkeley city council. the impact it may have had as cal students and other berkeley residents headed to the polls. >> and one east bay city is showing off its brand new high school. we'll take you inside and see the state of the art campus in dublin that cost hundreds of millions of

google employees were arrested for refusing to leave the sunnyvale office of the ceo of google cloud. it was part of a protest over a contract with the israeli military. now that protest was part of a coordinated day of action by google employees in silicon valley, new york city and seattle. not another push, not another line. >> no more tech for genocide.

>> google employees in sunnyvale want google to cancel a $1.2 billion contract with israel, named project nimbus. now, the protesters say they're concerned that the facial recognition and object tracking provided by nimbus enables the israeli military to target and kill civilians in gaza. >> countries around the world. >> it is impossible for me to continue coming into work every week without acknowledging and loudly condemning project nimbus . >> google released a statement following the arrests in reads in part, quote, physically impeding other employees work and preventing them from accessing our facilities is a clear violation of our policies. we will investigate and take action. these employees were put on administrative leave and their access to our systems was cut after refusing multiple requests to leave the premises, law enforcement was engaged to remove them to ensure office

safety. >> time is now 515. new reports say that the number of anti-semitic incidents have gone up to the highest amount ever recorded in the us, and the bay area was not excluded from that increase. the anti-defamation league says northern california had 502 reported incidents last year, up more than 200% compared to 2022. the adl says episodes surged in the wake of the october 7th massacre in israel, and the war in gaza. >> a new high school is getting ready to open in dublin. emerald high school will be open in the next school year. once it starts, it is the first high school built in alameda county in more than 50 years. the district says it has its student population has grown by more than 90% since 2000. the $400 million school will have room for 2500 students by 2026. for now, emerald high is preparing to welcome their first 950 students in august. dublin high

school is so full that this community has needed a second high school for a long time. >> and, you know, i believe over the last ten years, this community of dublin has invested a lot of money into, into building what we are now standing in emerald high school with the changing demographics here in the bay area, we want to make sure that the experience here at emerald high school reflects the wants and needs of the community it serves. >> emerald high will also have a full football. field, eight tennis courts and an eight lane track. when it is complete, our time is 517. >> the city of san francisco wants to know which buildings could be at risk of collapsing during an earthquake. here's a new report from the city looking at certain concrete buildings that could be similar to ones that failed catastrophically during recent earthquakes in mexico and new zealand. this new retrofit program will build on the soft story retrofit program that focused on houses with living spaces over a garage. the

city will work on determining which specific buildings need more retrofitting. >> california's largest reservoir is near its capacity for the second straight year. shasta lake rose more than a foot since last week thanks to heavy rain over the weekend. the lake is now just seven feet from its max capacity. this marks the first time in about ten years that shasta lake has been nearly full. >> as you get really high in the lake, it gets really spread out. so every foot is a lot of water. so we're still 150,000 acre feet from being full. so we've got ample room yet and we've got inflows still coming in. so we expect to continue to creep up. we're just going to have normal releases throughout the summer. nothing major. and then the goal there is to end up at the end of the summer at a at a relatively high lake. so that gets us really into a good season going in the next year as we approach summer water officials say they are focused on maintaining that storage and preparing water allocations for farmers. >> some good news for recreation

as we head into summer as well, because shasta lake gorgeous fun for boating. >> good news. imagine that we always look for good marks back to back good years, right? >> we always. >> and lake berryessa is full too. >> yeah, it's good, it's great. >> but shasta is the big one. okay, good news there. all right. high clouds, but warm today. more clouds, mild to warm tomorrow. then we'll get a cool down on friday. i'm getting asked numerous. steve, this is it for the rain, right? no even the climate prediction center, if they're jumping on board, those are the big boys. they're jumping. they're saying something's brewing towards the end of the month. and i think into early may as well. there are some signs of a more rain on the way, although the big systems now are fewer and farther apart. let's be honest. i mean, you get past april 15th, unless it's a full blown el nino year, then the systems start to become more spaced out in timing. does not look like something about a week away. eight days away or so, eight days a week. something like we do have some higher clouds screwing through, but really, that's it. highs yesterday were remarkably close. napa, gilroy,

concord, san jose, santa cruz, livermore, san rafael, santa rosa, 74 to 77. napa speaking of 77 atherton, san ramon, san jose, all in there. bumped you up a couple degrees today. 2 to 3. that's about it. higher clouds, i think, may take 1 or 2 degrees off, but this looks to be the warmest day. if it isn't, then maybe a few tomorrow. but i think coast and bay will start to dip a little bit on thursday. mid 50s on some of the temps. oakland is in there, a lot of low 50s here. only a few 40s cloud cover makes a difference. so we are running warmer for most but 2 to 6 degrees compared to 24 hours ago. 20s in truckee and south lake tahoe reno is 44 degrees, mount shasta 38. mammoth at 30 degrees. a little higher clouds really nothing organized, but they'll just they'll move through the ridge of high pressure. so it's not that strong, but it is this time of year. it doesn't take much to warm up and we'll see that today for a little bit. i mean, it'll be upper 70s and then cooler weather arrives on friday. so your wednesday warmth here a mix of high clouds, some patchy fog

underneath that veil of high clouds. but temperatures 6070 to a few near 80 degrees. probably similar inland tomorrow then cooler friday. nice weekend though. >> all right steve, thank you. time is 520. the challenges facing the oakland roots and the oakland soul soccer clubs. the new developments in the battle to find a permanent home for those soccer clubs. and taylor swift's new album due to come out friday. we'll show you the pop up in southern california promoting the rtured poets

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safely rescued a man at marshall beach who became caught up in the tides out there. the chp sent a helicopter to help out with that rescue last night. fire officials say the man became sick while on the beach, and that prevented him from getting to the trail before the tide came in. he was stabilized by paramedics here on the beach, but was later checked out at a nearby hospital. well, disneyland is a step closer now to major renovations during the night, the anaheim city council unanimously approved a proposal for a $1.9 billion expansion plan, and that proposal includes building a new park, shops and restaurants on the western side of the disney property. however, some anaheim residents are strongly against the plan. it also calls for disney to buy several city streets for $40

million to expand the resort. >> corrupt, corrupt and just never ending hunger for disneyland. how much do you want ? you have so much. here you are. >> want to close off a street just because somebody paid and donated to every single one of your campaigns? let's bring a large portion of that investment here to anaheim, engaging new experiences and entertainment to loyal fans and new audiences. >> now the disneyland forward project would be the first major addition to the theme park since california adventure opened in 2001. the proposal still needs to pass a second city council vote next month. the park expansion could then begin as early as summertime time. well, taylor swift and spotify teaming up to launch an art installation

ahead of her upcoming project. it's a poetry themed event in los angeles after the name of her new album, the tortured poets department. some of the fans showed up early at 5 a.m, believe it or not, posting updates to social media for the opening day of the event. one fan says she flew across the country to be there. >> i flew in on a flight from new york this morning. i'm a huge swiftie. i couldn't miss out on something like this. her fan base, as i'm sure you know, they latch on to everything. they're so excited by every different element that she brings to the table. with every new release. >> now, the three day pop up poetry installation began yesterday. it will end tomorrow. taylor swift's new album comes out on friday. time is 526. the recall effort for against alameda county district attorney pamela price is moving ahead. we'll hear from supporters of the recall after the signatures were verified, and we'll tell

you what happens next. and the city of richmond is limiting the number of smoke shops allowed in the city. the concern some of the residents have that to

are now out of jail. the possible charges they could face, the recent uptick in the assaults on our staff is something i believe that we can handle internally and doesn't

rise to that level. the san francisco county jail is expected to reopen today after being on lockdown for several days. we're going to hear from an inmate who's worried about his safety from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's wednesday it's april 17th. you got us to the middle of the week already pam. >> we're here with your help. and it is bright color day today. >> it is a bright color. >> good morning. yeah. >> we're blind. i was in a casino and looking at the pit bosses over there. >> just kidding. you both look sharp. yeah very sharp. all right. 40s and 50s on the temps here, palo alto, upper 40s, santa rosa, 40. a lot of high clouds, but it does look nice out today. you can see some of those just kind of sneaking through. but underneath that there's a little bit of fog. half moon bay is reporting some low clouds, but wednesday's warm waves i think mostly sunny here. patchy low clouds, high clouds,

mostly sunny, warmer for most. i think we'll get a few near 80 degrees and that includes livermore and zac sos. a all right. frank mallicoat is here. still good or something new? >> you didn't know it was national fuchsia tie day? >> i did not, apparently i didn't either, but yeah, those guys look great. >> yeah, not a lot going on at 530. and after the week that we've had the last few weeks, that is a very good thing. let's take you outside east bay commuters at highway 24 westbound in lafayette, a lot of tail lights, and they are moving towards orinda. eventually, the calcutt tunnel. heavy volume, yes, but they are moving. and that is very good news. how about highway 880 passing by the coliseum? volume picking up there southbound especially. but that's moving at this hour. we finished with the san mateo bridge folks on their way to the peninsula, commuting in and moving along just fine. on this wednesday. time now is 531. we'll send it back to the desk. >> okay, frank, we are learning more now about what's going to happen to the protesters who blocked bay area freeways and the golden gate bridge on

monday. ktvu is ali rasmus in the studio now to explain why charges have not been filed yet. >> ali dave a total of 38 people arrested for demonstrations on 880 and the golden gate bridge monday that tied up traffic for hours across two bay area counties. now at the golden gate bridge, the chp arrested 26 people who had chained themselves, some of whom had chained themselves to cars blocking traffic for several hours on that bridge. they were calling for an end to the war in gaza and us military support for israel. now after that protest wrapped up, the chp arrested those 26 people on suspicion of several misdemeanors, including unlawful assembly and failure to disperse. but the chp in this case also wants the district attorney's office to charge these protesters with a felony for conspiracy and working together to plan this demonstration, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says her office needs more time to review the evidence before prosecutors can file those charges. so in the meantime, the 26 protesters from the golden gate bridge were released from

jail. >> we have to be able to attribute specific conduct to specific individuals. so what role they play that they were one present, that they were participating and that they weren't simply an onlooker who who happened to move forward into a crowded area. we need to be able to make sure that we can pinpoint who was doing what. >> now, as for the 12 protesters arrested for blocking traffic across the bay on interstate 880 in alameda, we're trying to find out whether they'd been released and what charges they could face . the 880 protesters had chained themselves together using concrete filled barrels that took nearly seven hours to remove governor newsom just to make you aware, this video is actually video from the bay bridge protests that happened. a similar protest that happened back in november. when it comes to the 880 protests that happened this monday, i'm sorry, we don't have that video for you. but governor newsom was asked about the demonstrations and their impact. >> there's a better way of expressing it than denying

people the ability to get to work. someone in an emergency that can't get to their destination. i don't think that's helpful, and i don't think that's responsible. i think there are better ways of protesting. so no, i hope we don't see it again. and i do think people need to be held to account for their actions. >> well, right now there is a bill in the california assembly that would double the fines and penalties for people who block major roadways as part of a demonstration or protest. dave and pam, back to you. >> all right. thank you. ali. a lockdown is being lifted today at one of san francisco's jails. the jail in downtown will reopen after being closed since last friday because of violent confrontations between inmates and guards. the jail in san bruno will remain locked down for now. the deputies union says there have been nine attacks on deputies at the different san francisco county jails in the past three weeks. sheriff paul miyamoto showed photos of injured deputies at a news conference. he blames jail overcrowding and a shortage of deputies.

>> punches to the head, face and neck being spit at and kicked in. the head slammed against walls which result in the injuries of bone fractures, dislocated shoulders and bloody eye sockets. >> the lockdown at the san bruno jail will be lifted later this week. now the san francisco public defender's office said in response, quote, the sheriff's department's failure to provide incarcerated people consistent access to their attorneys as well as transportation to court have also contributed to the increased jail population. since these failures delay criminal proceedings, the public defender's office goes on to say taxpayer funds would be better spent in long terme investments in underserved communities. votes are still being counted in berkeley, and a special election to replace a city council member who resigned in january. now, two uc berkeley students are running against each other. the latest results from the county elections office show. cecilia luna parra is in the lead over james chang. the race has been

overshadowed, though, by a report in the campus newspaper, the daily cal, that a former volunteer for chang's campaign accuses him of sexual assault, which he denies. >> this is a hit piece. this is a concerted and intentional political attack, and i find it abhorrent and that they would co-opt such a serious subject for political gain. >> i am appalled and saddened that, somebody was affected in this way or allegedly affected in this way. >> the elections office says the final results should be in by next tuesday. now, our election coverage continues on our fox local app. we will have the very latest developments on elections, both here in the bay area and nationwide as we lead up to the general election in november. fox local is a free download on your smart tv. >> our time is now 536 now there are new protections for workers around the country who are pregnant. the pregnant workers fairness act received final approval by the u.s. equal

employment opportunity commission. the new rules requires employers that have 15 or more employees to provide fair accommodations to workers going through pregnancy, childbirth and abortion, or any other medical condition that may be related that includes time off for health care appointments, temporary reassignments, suspension of certain job duties and remote work. these new rules will take effect this summer. >> governor newsom has signed a bill that will reduce the state's budget shortfall. lawmakers agreed to a deal that will cut $17 billion from the projected deficit. it includes borrowing, delayed spending, shifting costs and cuts to one time spending. the governor said the measure positions the state to pass a balanced budget in june. governor newsom has said the deficit is about $38 billion, but the nonpartisan legislative analyst's office says it could be as much as 73 billion. still, california is the world's fifth largest

economy. the ranking is based on last year's economic data from the international monetary fund's world economic outlook, the governor's office reports. california saw growth in a variety of industries and is expected to continue to grow. california has been the world's fifth largest economy since 2017. >> time is now 537. alameda county voters will soon decide whether to recall district attorney pamela price by a narrow margin. the alameda county registrar of voters certified that the recall campaign collected enough validated signatures. supporters of the recall say. pamela price is soft on crime, and they want the special election held as fast as possible. >> our main reason for us being here today is to make sure that the board of supervisors follows the charter. the charter used specific words without delay, immediately. >> now, pamela price's legal team claims the recall election should not happen at all because they say the county has not

complied with two provisions in the county charter and claimed that the registrar of voters did not verify signatures within ten days, and also that some of the people who were collecting signatures did not live in alameda county. >> all right, back over to steve paulson for our forecast. it seems like it's going to be kind of warm today. >> that is correct. maybe a little above your comfort zone, pamela. oh, but don't you worry, it'll start to cool down by friday. okay, good. all right, are we done with rain? i keep getting asked that. no, i don't think so. although the systems are getting, you know, they don't arrive as they did before. they're more stretched out, if you will. but climate prediction center, 8 to 14 day outlook, which would take us from the 24th to the 30th, shows normal to above slicing right through the bay area. i'll buy that. and nothing i think happens for a week. so you're good to go. maybe around next wednesday we'll start to talk about it. but for the weekend, you're all right. i will add this. the european forecast model, the upper air model, global model, the one that now uses artificial

intelligence, has a deep system on us end of end of april. so we'll see. but i would not surprise me the way this season has gone, but except for the high clouds today and some low clouds underneath, we're all set for somewhat warmer temps today. yesterday, remarkably close here in napa. gilroy concord, san jose, santa cruz, livermore, san rafael, santa rosa, all between 74 and 77 degrees. speaking of 77 napa, atherton, san ramon, san jose. yesterday's highs today bumped you up 2 to 3, 79 to 80. high clouds might be the only thing that would stop us from getting, you know, maybe a degree or two warmer, this looks to be the warmest day. maybe inland temps will be close tomorrow, but i think coast and bay start to take a little cool down tomorrow. 50s on the temps for many because of the higher clouds. we are running warmer than 24 hours ago by 2 to 6 degrees. san jose livermore out front there the front runners at six degrees warmer 44. in reno, 27, truckee 29 south lake tahoe, mount shasta 38, mammoth lakes 29. a lot of high clouds, weak,

little low out there. it will not do much. it's falling apart, but it will spin in a lot of high and mid-level clouds over the next few days. but there's enough high pressure there to give us a warm day today. and probably again tomorrow, before we start to see a little dip in the jet stream. that'll make a cooler friday forecast, but the weekend looks good. happy to say. a lot of high clouds wednesday warmth though, but it's not bad. 60s 70s on the temps to a few near 80 degrees tomorrow. similar but then cooler friday and then it looks nice going into the weekend. >> all right thank you steve. easing the stress after a car crash coming up new in our 6:00 hour we have details of a new chp tool that could help. >> and convicted killer scott peterson was back in court by way of zoom. the request that his attorneys withdrew and why these hearings are big part of

a crash. the officer was out directing traffic around a car that broke down and it was being loaded onto a tow truck. suddenly, a driver smashed into the back of the chp car. the officer quickly ran to safety. she saw that car rushing towards her is no word of any injuries or if arrests were made related

to the crash. >> the new attorneys representing convicted killer scott peterson asked a judge to order dna testing on a burned van and mattress that were found near the peterson family home the day after laci peterson disappeared. now, peterson appeared in court yesterday by video. he's seeking a new trial with the help of the la innocence project. that's a nonprofit representing people who may have been wrongfully convicted in court yesterday, his lawyers asked the court to seal the identities of potential new witnesses, but then withdrew that request after prosecutors told the court much of that information is already public. >> they're laying the groundwork right now in making these preliminary motions to get the information that will provide the gravamen the heart of this motion for a new trial. >> if everything is agreeable, we could just file. >> peterson was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn son. more than 20 years ago in modesto. attorneys

with the innocence project say modesto police withheld evidence from the defense attorneys and disregarded a robbery that occurred near the peterson family home. >> time is now 545. san jose has a new independent police watchdog. the city council unanimously voted to appoint eddy aubrey to that position. now, he previously headed up the office of professional accountability for the richmond police department. the independent police auditor's office monitors and reviews misconduct investigations conducted by san jose police's internal affairs unit. mayor matt mehan says that office is essential to maintain public trust, for he has nearly 40 years of experience across both prosecution and civilian oversight, and has demonstrated a deep understanding of the legal system and the standards that it must adhere to. >> i follow a north star that i developed at 16, and that was to

make a difference and add value in every position that i've gone to. that's what i sought to do, is make a difference and add value in public safety and community service. >> now, aubrey will be san jose's seventh independent police auditor, and his first day on the job will be may the 6th. >> city leaders in richmond voted to stop new licenses for smoke shops. now, members of the community complained about the number of those stores in the city. city staff reported 78 licenses for smoke shops. they also found three shops that had no license to sell tobacco products. the ordinance puts a 45 day pause on new permits. >> we've been receiving a lot of complaints about unpermitted operators hours, as well as noncompliance of existing operators, and so it's a good time now to review our regulations around tobacco retailing. >> city staff members also revealed a concern about

enforcement and a lack of municipal codes and procedures. officials say a pause will allow the city to look at ways to align, business permitting with community values. well, the oakland roots and soul soccer clubs say their future in the city is on the line. >> yeah, alameda county supervisors voted to auction off their portion of a proposed soccer stadium site on may 22nd. the supervisors are still telling their staff to pursue a sale to the city of oakland, but the city has rejected previous offers. in the meantime, the oakland roots are pushing to finalize leases to use the raiders old training facility in alameda and the malibu lot south of the oakland coliseum for a proposed pop up soccer stadium. >> we have been waiting since february 9th when we agreed to terms for the city and the county to deliver the lease terms sheet. please do not destroy our best hope for a stadium in oakland by selling

the property without first completing the lease. >> now, the county says it offered a streamlined lease negotiations through a land swap with the city. county supervisors say they also have a responsibility to their constituents agents, and they have to address a $100 million deficit. well alex lora, a midfielder for bay fc, was awarded the national women's soccer league goal of the week. >> clarence got over bailey and hammered toward gordon, alex, luana for pao. >> alex did it. >> wow. >> alex lora scored during sunday's match against seattle at paypal park in san jose. it was the second of two goals during a ten minute span in the second half. bay fc, and just in case you didn't know, is the new women's pro soccer franchise representing the bay area. >> she did. if you don't know, now you know. >> now you know.

>> yeah. all right. frank mallicoat in for sal covering traffic. what are you keeping an eye on? besides that amazing goal, i know. >> incredible, incredible. well, it's pretty slow out there, actually. a couple of fender benders, nothing big. one small crash. northbound, 101 lee street, redwood city. just happened not to, too long ago. it could create some issues because that's a heavily traveled road. but let's take a look and give you a bird's eye view of our aa traffic map. beautiful. out there. the bay bridge has some issues. we'll take a look at that in the moment. and there's a hazard right there. a little south of the warren freeway at 580 on the killer avenue exit there. so do take note of that if you're heading that way. all right. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. those cars are starting to slow down quite a bit. metering lights have been on for a good half hour. and as you saw just a moment ago, a little slow over the span in san francisco as well. east bay commuters highway 24 moving along, but as usual, some heavy

volume at 550. that's a look at traffic. let's say. good morning to steve and my celebrity crush turning 52 today jennifer garner. >> oh well there you go. that's a good one. that's a good one. thank you. all right, frank, i'm sure she'll get back to you on that. >> she hasn't yet. >> she's watching right now. i'm sure. all right, we do have a lot of high clouds. that's it. but some fog underneath that. but temps today look like they'll bump up a few degrees after a nice day yesterday, a lot of 70s 77 was popular. napa atherton, san ramon, san jose. up we go. upper 70s, low 80s. today. the higher clouds might take 1 or 2 degrees off, but i think there'll be enough oomph there from high pressure to give it get it done 70 to 80 today. maybe about the same inland tomorrow, although it does look like a little cooler coast in bay tomorrow, but still okay. friday though, does look cooler. 50s on most of the temps, 40s. 50s even to the north now mendocino county, lake county, 44 ukiah, upper lake middletown, then 46 rohnert park 47 sonoma.

but a lot of 50s in here. san anselmo, fairfax also in the 40s, along with ross. 20s up in the mountains 38 arcadia. eureka blue. that's cold. 36 out of our good friend elko there. 33 in flagstaff, 5060s through the interior for us here in the valley. a lot of high clouds today and also tomorrow. but still we're looking at warm conditions. nothing too crazy, i think. last week was warmer by about 3 or 4 degrees, but sun high clouds. i think this will be the warmest day. a little cooler as the system clips us to the north. so wednesday warmth, a mix of high clouds unless you're over by the coast and 60s. but now santa cruz should be fine. capitola. the usual locations here 6070, some inland temps, 80s, maybe similar inland thursday then cooler friday. but a nice weekend on tap. okay steve, thank you. >> times 552 people in the south bay may soon be paying higher water bills. the reason the water agency is considering raising the rates and learning more about space. >> we're going to show you how a hopping robot could help expand our know dge

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as crown prince at the larkspur ferry terminal in marin county. governor newsom says california and norway share the long time goal of reducing emissions. both want to cut greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by the

year 2050, a point of pride to continue to invest in our efforts to change our strategies as it relates to our carbon footprint, it's a point of pride that we dominate in america on solar. >> we dominate in electric vehicles where dominating on battery storage 757% increase in just the last few years. >> the governor and norway's minister of trade and industry have also agreed to exchange knowledge, data and best practices to create solutions that advance climate action. >> our time is 555. a rare flower blooming now at the san francisco conservatory of flowers. the osa pulchra can only be found in parts of costa rica and in a small area of panama. just a few dozen plants of this species are known to grow anywhere in the wild. the conservatory is one of the few places to grow it in cultivation . >> california state parks is once again hosting parks week

this summer. that means there will be free events at parks around the bay area starting june 12th. visitors will have a special opportunity to explore the outdoors. state parks week we'll have events and classes like birding for beginners, horseback riding, introduction to paddleboarding. the events are designed to protect the state's natural and cultural history. >> our special places and it's our opportunity to enjoy them, and it's our responsibility to steward them. our parks are about bringing us together a healthy park system means a healthier community, healthier families, and just better lives for all of us. >> for more information on events for california state parks week coming up this summer, just go to ktvu.com and click on web links. you're going to find a link to the state parks week website. >> time now 557. there's a push in san francisco to make cesar chavez day a paid holiday for city employees. supervisor asha sapphire introduced a resolution

to pay city workers holiday pay every march 31st. he said it would allow employees to recognize and celebrate the enduring impact of the labor leader and civil rights activists. all right. space is often called the final frontier, but scientists say it could be getting harder to study space, especially involving asteroids and moons in the solar system. now, to combat that, researchers in switzerland developed a device known as a space hopper. now, while robots on wheels may have problems moving in space, this particular system has three legs and nine motors designed to help it move from one location to another, especially on the rocky terrain of an asteroid. >> so we had the idea to rather use a hopping robot, which can then not only use the legs for hopping, but also to control its attitude. while it's hopping. like while it's flying.

>> and researchers are working now with the european space agency to make improvements on this project. colm, what are we going? >> cross country. cross country? yep. to find a chief tractor officer for john deere. >> a new commercial with the one and only brock purdy. if you thought the 49 ers quarterback was a football hero he's also a hero in real life. purdy recalled a story on the pat mcafee show this week about the time he saved a woman and her dog from a coyote. now he was shooting this john deere commercial in san francisco when purdy saw a woman walking her small dog. and right behind them was a large coyote sneaking up on him. on them. that's when purdy shouted coyote! and it ran off. >> protesters there were were, were taken in, arrested. we do expect this to take, at the very least several days. >> well, the fate of the pro-palestinian demonstrators, who really tied up traffic

throughout the bay area, it's up in the air after they were arrested. now they're being released. the question this morning is whether the district attorney will be pressing charges. >> plus, it's now or never. >> they're doing it. it's now or never. >> you have to accept. you know, the highs and lows of what we do . >> it was a tough blowout loss last night for the warriors. what that could mean about the end of the dynasty. as one of the splash brothers, klay thompson heads into free agency 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 wednesday morning april 17th a rough one last night for the warriors. and for klay. and yeah all right we'll see what happens there steve how's our weather though. are you ready. >> are you ready. ready for what. sunrise. he's he's going to show us. see that behind me.

>> take it. >> pretty director talk. take it full. oh my goodness. >> how'd you do that? >> gorgeous. >> how about that, well, i just painted that day, you know, in my free time here in the morning for his 50s on the temps. thank you, kevin pender, for dialing that up. lot of high clouds, allowing for the lovely sunrise here, but we'll have some warmer temps. wednesday's warm ways is what we're dealing with today. patchy low clouds. high clouds. but sun that's going to equal 70s to few near 80 degrees. all right. 6:00 in the morning. here he is for the traffic. frank mallicoat. good. bad. different. what's going on? >> oh, it's not all that bad. i want to go back to that sunset. that is gorgeous. that's good reason to get up at god's hours on this wednesday. wednesday? we do have a few issues that popped up. nothing major is mentioned. we'll take you out to our triple a traffic maps. you can see two incidents, both on 580

eastbound. once at killer avenue, the others at edwards, both near the off ramps. they're both listed as traffic hazards, although they do have a tow truck on hand. that edwards incident, the car is blocking the slow lane, so 580 eastbound could be slowing down here a little bit. this is slow. if you want traffic, all you got to do is go to the bay bridge midweek. a lot of folks, moving into the city to do their thing and work and a lot of cars out there. metering lights have been on since before 5:00, so a busy ride over the span. if you are down at san jose, nothing big happening down there. that's good news. that's highway 280 moving just fine in the city of san jose. 602602 rather on the dot. let's get it back to the desk, guys. take it away. >> all right. thank you. frank the protesters who blocked traffic on interstate 880 and the golden gate bridge have been released from jail. >> and ktvu. sally rasmus is here in the studio now to tell us why charges have not been

filed yet against those protesters in san francisco. >> yeah. protesters arrested in san francisco and in alameda county. a total of 38 people arrested in total for demonstrations that happened on interstate 880 and the golden gate bridge on monday that, as we know, tied up traffic for hours across those two bay area counties at the golden gate bridge on monday, the chp arrested 26 protesters, some of whom had chained themselves to cars blocking traffic for several hours. they were calling for an end to the war in gaza and us military support for israel. the chp arrested them on suspicion of several misdemeanors, including unlawful assembly and failure to disperse, but also for a more serious felony conspiracy charge for working together to plan the demonstration. allegedly, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says her office needs more time, though, to review the evidence before prosecutors can file those charges. in the meantime, the 26 protesters were released from jail. >> we have to be able to attribute specific conduct to

specific individuals so what role they play that they were one present, that they were participating, and that they weren't simply an onlooker who who happened to move forward into a crowded area. we need to be able to make sure that we can pinpoint who was doing what. >> as for the 12 protesters arrested across the bay for blocking traffic on interstate 880 on monday, we're trying to find out what charges they might be facing from the alameda district attorney's office. the 880 protesters had chained themselves together using concrete filled barrels that took nearly seven hours to remove governor gavin newsom said this about monday's protests. >> there's a better way of expressing it than denying people the ability to get to work. someone in an emergency that can't get to their destination. i don't think that's helpful, and i don't think that's responsible. i think there are better ways of protesting. so no, i hope we don't see it again. and i do think people need to be held to account for their actions.

>> but we have seen this before. you'll recall back in november, there was a similar protest that blocked the bay bridge. and one of the people arrested in that demonstration who says he was a bystander watching and was wrongly accused of being involved, is now suing the city of san francisco for wrongful arrest. david, pam, back to you. >> you guys gotta leave. you guys refusing to leave? yes. okay, you first hand up. >> five google employees were arrested for refusing to leave the sunnyvale office of the ceo of google cloud. that was part of a protest over a contract with the israeli military. now, that protest was part of a coordinated day of action by google employees in silicon valley, new york city and seattle. not another push, not another line. >> no more tech for genocide. >> google employees in sunnyvale want google to cancel a $1.2 billion contract with israel, named project nimbus. the protesters say they're concerned the facial recognition and

object tracking provided by nimbus enables the israeli military to target and kill civilians in gaza. >> it is impossible for me to continue coming into work every week without acknowledging and loudly condemning project nimbus. >> google released a statement following the arrest. it reads in part, quote, physically impeding other employees work and preventing them from accessing our facilities is a clear violation of our policies. we will investigate and take action. these employees were put on administrative leave and their access to our systems was cut. after refusing multiple requests to leave the premises. law enforcement was engaged to remove them to ensure office safety. >> our time now 606 new this morning, san jose firefighters rushed to an early morning house fire on locust street near west virginia street, not far from washington elementary and the guadalupe river. now we're still waiting to hear back from the fire department to get more

details that we will pass on to you. and the city of san francisco wants to know which buildings could be at risk of collapsing during an earthquake. here's a new report from the city that looks at certain concrete buildings that could be similar to ones that failed catastrophic during recent earthquakes in mexico and new zealand. the new retrofit program will build on the soft story retrofit program that focuses on houses with living spaces over a garage. the city will try to determine which specific buildings need more retrofitting. >> the warriors are starting their off season this morning much sooner than planned. the dubs are now eliminated from postseason play after losing to the sacramento kings last night, 118 to 94 in that play-in tournament, king starters outscored the warriors starters 105 to 48. steph curry still made some good shots. early exit, though, could mean an overhaul for the team. klay thompson, who will now become a

free agent, was zero for ten shooting and zero points. >> we need klay back. i mean he's you know his i know he had a tough night tonight but he's still got good good years left. and i know i speak for everybody in the organization. we want him back. >> klay has said he wants to stay as well. after the game the kings lit up the night with that outside golden center tradition with their their gold one center. that is with the tradition of lighting the beam. do we have to include that part? i wanted to just get rid of that part of the story. okay, but we have some kings fans around here. so yeah, we do. >> all right. then we also have frank mallicoat, who's here. he's watching the morning commute. how's it looking, frank? yeah it's starting to pick up a little bit south bay. >> it was green on the screen. you turn your back and voila we've got three fender benders along highway 101. you can see it's kind of, from top to bottom there. from 237, you go south and then all the way down there

near 101, on your way down towards santa cruz, that's a bit of a mess. make that towards morgan hill rather. so keep an eye on that, lafayette commuters, folks coming in from highway 24, from the lamorinda walnut creek area, some pretty good volume right now at, what, 608. but that's pretty typical. good news is it is moving and we finish at san mateo bridge. people work their way over the peninsula right now. traffic is moving along just fine there. that is a look at traffic. let's throw it back to pam. >> thank you. frank a push for transparency within the vallejo police department, the steps the agency is taking so the community can weigh in on the use of military equipment and a new high school in alameda county prepares to open its doors. >> we're going to take you on a tour of this state of the art school campus

connection with the deadly shootings of two young women over the weekend. 22 year old john nicholson jr of vallejo, is being held without bail on two counts of murder. also, two women are accused of being accessories. now, the shootings happened saturday night about 8 p.m. during a fight on riverside drive, napa. police rushed there

after getting reports of gunfire and found the victims, 17 year old sasha and 19 year-old. aileen villasenor. one died there at the scene, the other died at the hospital. a memorial made up of balloons and candles and flowers are at the shooting scene. >> these young, young people that are just starting out in life, how did this tragedy happen? and so that's where the community comes together to try to understand this. >> now, the suspect could be charged with the special circumstance of multiple murder, which means if he's convicted, he could face life in prison without parole. >> a former hgtv star was sentenced to four years in jail and ordered to pay close to $10 million to 11 victims for committing real estate and financial fraud. 58 year old charles hill of los gatos was the star of flip it to win it. he was convicted last year of several fraud schemes, and investigations showed hill created a ponzi scheme and

laundered money using other people's investments on hotels, vacations and luxury cars. the vallejo police department has been out of compliance with state law for nearly two years, public records show. vallejo pd failed to disclose its military equipment use policy. the statewide law states that the public has a right to know that law enforcement owns and uses military equipment. the department published its military equipment list earlier this month. the vallejo police must still fulfill several other requirements before being allowed to use military equipment without violating state law. a new high school is getting ready to open in dublin. emerald high will open in time for the next school year. it is the first high school built in alameda county in more than 50 years. the district says its student population has grown by more than 90% since 2000, so they needed a new school. the $400 million school will have room for 2500 students by 2026. for now, emerald high is

preparing to welcome its first 950 students in august. >> dublin high school is so full that this community has needed a second high school for a long time, and you know, i believe over the last ten years, this community of dublin has invested a lot of, of money into, into building what we are now standing in emerald high school with the changing demographics here in the bay area. we want to make sure that the experience here at emerald high school reflects the wants and needs of the community it serves. >> emerald high will also have a football field, eight tennis courts and an eight lane track when it is complete. >> that is beautiful. >> that's beautiful and exciting to have a brand new school. bravo! wow state of the art. >> yeah, time is now. 615 frank mallicoat, who's also state of the art. he knows about your morning commute. well, i mean, you're your omelet is ready for you on your on your desk right here. >> matcha latte. yeah. >> well, you're going to have to

pick up your game. i'm sorry. all right. >> you look great, frank. >> okay. two omelets coming up. right? all right, guys, let's take a look at traffic. it is, what, 615? still working. a couple of incidents. if you are on, 580. let's take a look. there they are on your map on our triple a map. one's a killer road. the other is at edwards. chp says they have closed the incidents, but there are a few tow trucks out there moving. moving cars near the onramps there once again, that is, 580 eastbound. so if you're heading that way, you might have to slow down a little bit. richmond, san rafael bridge, getting over the bridge right now, it is a little bit slow there. and we salute those marin commuters coming into the city right now, beautiful, beautiful day. not a lot of fog out there. you see a little marine layer, but the flag isn't moving a bit, so it looks like a lovely day on tap. if you're coming over the golden gate. that is a look at traffic

time now to talk about that little mini marine layer out there. if there is such a thing, steve, there is today. >> you just missed it. you can't see it, but you're close there, frank. thank you sir. there's low clouds there moving right underneath the both the spans of the golden gate. take a look at it right now. there it is. and there's higher clouds up above. now, we've seen this most of the week. it will retreat back probably pretty fast, but some pockets of fog. but the high pressure is really squashing it. so it's low low low 40s 50s on the temps here. higher clouds just kind of breaking through there. so mix of sun, high clouds, some fog near the coast. but i think that'll burn off 40s, more 50s though. today we are running warmer than 24 hours ago. 50 in clayton, alamo north dublin, dublin in there, hercules in there. and it's close for everyone else, kensington and berkeley, both at 51 mid 50s though, brentwood and also pittsburgh. 2831 truckee, south lake tahoe 38 arcadia. man, that's cold for them this time of year. to 51 5453 santa barbara, los angeles, san diego. higher clouds will be with us.

so kind of hazy skies. doesn't take long to get the haze going. there will be a little bit today. there's not much of a breeze. sun high clouds. this i probably the warmest day for all will be today. tomorrow may be similar inland, but cooler for all as we go to friday and the weekend looks pretty good. are we done with rain? no. climate prediction center doesn't think so neither do i. they have for the 24th through april 30th, above normal rainfall, slicing through half of the bay with near normal or normal i should say. for the rest. so, a couple of the global models are dropping a pretty good system on us around 2820 ninth wednesday. warmth though, mix of high clouds, sun, 60s 70s upper 70s to a few near 80 degrees, not too much change thursday, then cooler friday. and now what? looks to be a nice weekend. >> all right. thank you. steve a condo war is heating up in the south bay. the new real estate lawsuit emerging after several housing towers were auctioned off and a local water district says it needs more money for projects and that could mean higher bills for customers. we

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whether or not to recall district attorney pamela price by a narrow margin, the alameda county registrar of voters certified that the recall campaign collected enough validated signatures. now, supporters of the recall say price is soft on crime, and they

want the special election held as soon as possible. >> our main reason for us being here today is to make sure that the board of supervisors follows the charter. the charter used specific words without delay, immediately. >> price's legal team claims the recall election should not happen at all, because they say the county has not complied with the two provisions in the county charter, claiming that the registrar of voters did not verify the signatures within ten days, and that some of the people who were collecting signatures did not live in alameda county. a court hearing is set for next month involving a dispute regarding condos in downtown san jose. the bay area news group reports a china based real estate company that is has an affiliate built two residential towers on west saint james street, fell behind on maintenance dues. the condos were auctioned off earlier this month to cover the expenses. the china based developer is now suing auction organizers to get

the condos back, and claims there was a temporary restraining order. the lawsuit says the condos, valued at more than $1 million apiece, were auctioned off for an average of $32,000. san rafael is planning to use a $6 million grant to get homeless people off the street and into housing. >> a lot of unhoused people do not turn down housing. housing is very unavailable right now. it's comes with vouchers. it comes with, you know, availability. and so when somebody, you know, can't, you know, they can't get arrested for not turning down housing when there's not even any housing. >> the city filed a joint application with the county of marin to help establish a city sanctioned site for about 40 people over the next two years. it's not clear exactly where the camp will be built, but officials are working on a project proposal and considering several sites. while that grant application is pending, there

are new protections for workers who are pregnant around the country. the pregnant workers fairness act received final approval by the us equal employment opportunity commission. the new rules require employers with 15 or more employees to provide fair accommodations to workers going through pregnancy, childbirth and abortion, or any other medical condition that may be related. that includes time off for health care appointments, temporary reassignment suspension of certain job duties and telework. the new rules will take effect this summer. governor newsom has signed a bill that will reduce the state's budget shortfall. lawmakers agreed to a deal that will cut $17 billion from the projected deficit. it includes borrowing, delayed spending, shifted costs and cuts to one time spending. the governor said. the measure positions the state to pass a balanced budget in june. governor newsom has said the deficit is about $38 billion, but the nonpartisan legislative analyst's office says it could be as much as 73

billion. even still, california is the world's fifth largest economy. the ranking is based on last year's economic data from the international monetary fund's world economic outlook. the governor's office reports california saw growth in a variety of industries and is expected to continue to grow. california has been the world's fifth largest economy since 2017. people who live in santa clara county could see higher water bills this year. valley water says it needs money to fix the anderson and pacheco dams along with several other projects. it's the region's main water supplier and wants to raise rates to cities and private water retailers. those increases would be passed on to water customers, which would mean roughly $9 a month added to the bills in this upcoming fiscal year. and california's largest reservoir near its capacity for the second straight year. plenty of room still, but shasta lake rose more than a foot since last week thanks to heavy rain over the weekend. the

lake is now just about seven feet from its max capacity, and this does mark the first time in about ten years that shasta lake has been nearly full. >> as you get really high in the lake, it gets really spread out. so every foot is a lot of water. so we're still 150,000 acre feet from being full. so we've got ample room yet and we've got inflows still coming in. so we expect to continue to creep up. we're just going to have normal releases throughout the summer. nothing major. and then the goal there is to end up at the end of the summer at a at a relatively high lake. so that gets us really into a good season going into the next year. >> as we approach summer water, officials say they are focused on maintaining that storage and preparing a water allocations for farmers. a san francisco housing advocate is facing new sex assault accusations. we'll tell you why. the city's police chief now is asking any possible victims to come forward and navigating the process. after a car crash. we'll tell you what the chp is doing to try to help

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doing to keep it from happening again. then it's very heartbreaking, but we'll get it next season. >> it wasn't meant to be. >> it was a nail biting loss last night for the golden state warriors against the sacramento kings and the season is now over for the warriors. the reaction to that news as klay thompson is now heading into free agency from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> all right. as we take you live to the opening bell this morning, a disappointing report from united airlines and a big hit for boeing as that bell rings. united airlines posted a net loss of $124 million for the first quarter. the airline announced it is also going to lease planes from airbus, based in europe, as boeing continues to deal with delays in delivering its planes because of a quality control crisis. boeing is part of the dow jones index that is education through music, a new york based organization helping bring music into the

schools there. in new york. always a big, fan of getting music in the schools everywhere. right? so we'll have all your business news and numbers coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. >> i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. welcome to wednesday. it's april 17th. >> yep. let's check in with steve paulson because it sounds like weather is getting a little warmer than a little cooler. >> that is correct, pamela. no doubt about it. now the fog, which was, kind of dancing around the golden gate, looks like it's already burning off. but we have a nice sunrise behind me over there. there's your fog. some of that. there's a lot more. about half hour ago. so i don't think, you know, there's not much left here. 40s, 50s on the temps here with a lot of high clouds. so our lows are running warmer than 24 hours ago. so it will be a mix of sun, high clouds, little haze, some low clouds as well. but i think the low clouds are on, you know, don't have much of a chance. wednesday's warm ways. patchy low clouds, otherwise mix of sun and high clouds. it will be warmer for most. we'll go 70s to a few near 80 degrees livermore, san jose, all right. frank

mallicoat is here. 631 we're going where we're taking the south bay because we can. >> and that's picking up a little steam, actually, multiple crashes, 101. we also have one on highway 280 triple a traffic map right here. number one at oak road, exit 101 northbound that is in san jose. got another one north of that at 237. you can see them working. go to your left, 280 north. we've got a honda that ran into a sign on 280 northbound. possible injury there. that's near the el monte on ramp in redwood city. so we will keep our eyes peeled on the south bay. go to the east bay now. hayward. heavy volume southbound to 238 approaching that san mateo bridge and once you're on the bridge, it's a bit of a slow go, but moving along as you work your way to the peninsula. and if you're on the bay bridge, my apologies. those metering lights have been on for an hour plus, and it's a slow roll right now across that bay bridge time now 632. let's send

it back to pam. >> thank you frank, this morning, if you've noticed a lack of light along oakland's lake merritt, you're not alone. the historic street lamps have recently been vandalized. >> the ktvu bailey o'carroll joining us live. she's in oakland to tell us what the city of oakland is doing about that. good morning. bailey >> good morning, dave and pam. yeah, a number of these street lights here along the nearly three and a half mile perimeter of lake merritt have been vandalized. i want to step out of the way so you can see exactly the street lamps that we're talking about. it's these green poles with that kind of loop around with the. they have the historic look, and that's because they are historic. they have been surrounding the lake since the 1920s. now a lot of people who often walk around the lake at night have noticed the lack of light. it's been going on for about a month now, and according to the city at last check earlier this month, 34 curb boxes had been broken into about ten light poles had been

downed, although some of those have been also because of fallen trees, others because of that vandalism issue. now, oakland representatives said that they have deployed teams to repair the downed lights and install temporary lights because it will take the original vendor time to make those new posts and light poles. the crew in oakland will also reinforce the curb boxes that have yet to be damaged or not yet damaged. the problem is, though not unique to lake merritt or oakland, this has been happening actually more and more in cities all across the country as copper wiring used in the lighting fixtures is becoming more and more valuable. so people are after that, looking to resell it. now, recently in la, the city council put together a task force to address the growing number of copper wire thefts affecting their streetlight system. no word yet, though, on if oakland is investigating the vandalism here. to the street lights here along lake merritt reporting live in oakland. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news.

>> all right bailey thank you. san francisco police say they are investigating reports by three women who say they're victims of rape and abuse by a housing nonprofit director. the first woman to accuse john jacobo of rape shared a seven page document on social media detailing the incident back in august of 2021. jacobo, a rising star in the local democratic party, denied the accusations and said the encounter was consensual, according to the sf standard, two other women have filed police reports and jacobo has resigned from his position. now in a social media post, the police department wrote, quote, the sfpd is working diligently on these open investigations. we take sexual assault cases very seriously, and we work closely with our victims. we urge anyone who is a victim of sexual assault to come forward and report your case to the sfpd. >> our time is 635. the new lawyers representing convicted killer scott peterson asked the judge to order dna tests on a burned van and mattress, found

near the peterson home, a day after laci peterson disappeared. scott peterson appeared in court yesterday by way of zoom. he wants a new trial with the help of the la innocence project, a nonprofit representing people who may have been wrongfully convicted. yesterday in court, his lawyers asked the court to seal the identities of potential new witnesses, but then withdrew that request after prosecutors told the court most of the information is already public. >> are laying the groundwork right now in making these preliminary motions to get the information that will provide the for the gravamen the heart of this motion for a new trial, if everything is now, scott peterson was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn son more than 20 years ago in modesto. >> attorneys with the innocence project say modesto police withheld evidence from defense attorneys and disregarded a

robbery that occurred near the peterson family home. >> votes are still being counted in berkeley, and a special election to replace a city council member who resigned in january. two uc berkeley students are running against each other. the latest results from the county elections office show cecilia luna parra is in the lead over james chang, now. the race has been overshadowed, though, by a report in the campus newspaper, the daily cal, that a former volunteer for chang's campaign accuses him of sexual assault, which he denies. >> this is a hit piece. this is a concerted and intentional political attack, and i find it abhorrent and that they would co-opt such a serious subject for political gain. >> i am appalled and saddened that, somebody was affected in this way or allegedly affected in this way. >> the elections office says the final results should be in by next tuesday. all right, pam, time is 637. >> can we talk about the

warriors, for the golden state warriors? the season is now over . >> yeah, they were on such a roll, too. but, boy, the season ended sooner than expected. ktvu is andre senior joining us now in studio. so with that loss last night and now the uncertainty it creates. >> you know the season started out rough. then they got way better. >> they got our hopes up. >> they got our hopes up. and now this happened. yeah. well going into the postseason the warriors were the hottest team in the nba. as pam said ten wins out of their final 12 games. last night's loss to the sacramento kings shocking and disappointing. dub nation one 1894 the warriors trailing throughout the game. and while the kings looked confident in front of the home crowd at golden one center, the warriors well, they struggled. >> we just couldn't stay with them. they dominated us physically, i think they had about 18 more field goal attempts than us. between the turnovers and the and the offensive boards, so they just it was total domination. they, they they deserved it.

>> the warriors head into the off season with many questions topping that list. the future of klay thompson. he'll become a free agent. and while the team says it wants him back, the question is how much is ownership willing to pay? thompson was zero and ten shooting last night with zero points. >> you have to accept. you know, the highs and lows of what we do but not lose confidence in yourself. and i think klay has been walking model of that. it's a tough way to end the season. >> for the 2500 warriors fans gathered last night outside chase center to watch the play in tournament game. the outcome certainly not what they wanted, but fans remain positive. >> it was a lot, too many turnovers and literally no defense all game, so it was extremely disappointing. but hopefully, hopefully next season we'll come out better. >> very nervous watching it. nail-biting a nail biting game and it's very heartbreaking, but we'll get it next season. >> we've been rooting for this

team all year and really hope we would make a run this season as well in the playoffs, but it wasn't meant to be. >> well, the warriors will try to improve the roster, but it won't be easy. they are well over the nba salary cap and only have a second round pick in the june nba draft. now, the warriors could cut ties with some veteran players besides klay thompson. there's also gary payton, the second kevon looney and chris paul next season. tip off is in october. dave over to you okay andre thank you. >> time is 639. let's go over to frank mallicoat there are things happening in our morning commute. what's happening now? do you guys stay up late and watch that game, by the way? yes. yeah she did. i did. >> yeah that was over pretty quick actually. but yeah i was there for the bitter end. the sad way to end the season as you mentioned. so hot, towards the back end of what was kind of an up and down year anyway, east bay commute. good news. let's take a look, highway 24, usually kind of bumper to bumper. it's still pretty heavy, but, no

incidents. and, traffic is flowing pretty well. highway 880, that is doing okay at this hour to the a's, by the way. trying to prevent a sweep. they got a game against the cards today. first pitch, 1237. if you're heading across the bay bridge, my apologies. it's going to take you a while. it's a crawl across the bay bridge. time now. 640. let's get your, weather. and did i hear an 80? there will be some today. >> yes, near 80 for some today, no doubt. gotta love it. well if you do, then if your comfort zone 76. and maybe not, but if you do, then it's on its way today. a lot of high clouds though. underneath that there are some low clouds, but it'll be a high clouds and a little haze. so the visibility is not the greatest. napa atherton, san ramon, san jose, all 77 yesterday. we'll go 79 to 80 today with this mix of high clouds. but today, probably the warmest day, it could be close for a few inland tomorrow, i think coast and bay start a little cooldown starting tomorrow and then a cool down for all on friday 40s for some

50s for most just the cloud cover. keeping our temps up. we're running about 1 to 6 seven degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. woodside's 46, but montara beach is 50 san carlos, redwood city, palo alto in there, san mateo, also at 5020s and 30s in the mountains and 50s up in the motherlode. a lot of high clouds today, but definitely warmer as the ridge of high pressure wins out. but those clouds will continue to just kind of work their way through. so sun and high clouds, this will be the warmest day, and then cooler weather will take us into friday. happy to say though, that the weekend does look good. it won't be a cold and rainy one as we've seen the last couple. so wednesday warmth, high clouds, but warmer with a few 80s inland. >> okay steve, time is 641. a possible challenge for concert goers who want to see international artists perform here in the u.s. the changes to visas that's making musicians cancel tour stops in california. >> all right, first, let's check in with garcia in our newsroom for the other stories we're following for you this morning. >> good morning, pam and dave. when i join you in studio, newly

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jail facility number two in downtown will reopen after being closed since last friday because of violent confrontations between inmates and guards. the jail in san bruno will remain locked down. the deputies union says there have been nine attacks on deputies at the different san francisco county jails in the past three weeks, sheriff paul miyamoto showed photos of injured deputies at a news conference. he blames jail overcrowding and a shortage of deputies. now, the san francisco public defender's office said in response, the sheriff's department's failure to provide incarcerated people consistent access to their attorneys, as well as transportation to court have also contributed to the

increased jail population. since these failures delay criminal proceedings, the public defender's office goes on to say taxpayer funds would be better spent in long terme investments in underserved communities. >> our time now. 646. there's more scrutiny on the plans suddenly closed down the federal women's prison in dublin, east bay congressman mark desaulnier accused the bureau of prisons of closing the prison as retaliation about new oversight. last month, a federal judge appointed a special master to make sure reforms are being made at the prison, which has been plagued with sexual abuse scandals. congressman desaulnier says while closing the prison is good because of the poor culture inside there, he worries about possible violations. >> so we can ask the oversight committee, and the judiciary committee, who both have jurisdiction in these kind of fields, to have hearings, to subpoena, people from the bureau of prisons. we can also also ask

the general accounting office, to look at and do an audit of the facility and the bureau of prisons. >> now, all of the female inmates will be transferred to other sites around the country by the end of the week. well, san jose now has named a new independent police watchdog. the city council voted unanimously to appoint eddie aubry to that job. now, he previously headed up the office of professional accountability for the richmond police department. the independent police auditor monitors and reviews misconduct investigations conducted by the san jose police department's internal affairs unit. aubry will be san jose's seventh independent police auditor. his first day on the job made the six a proposed bill in the state legislature would require insurance companies take into account efforts that the state and homeowners have done to reduce the risk of wildfires. >> now, the proposed legislation would require insurers to consider the state's efforts to

remove dead trees and homeowner steps to make their homes more fire resistant when they're determining coverage decisions and costs. this comes as many insurance companies are restricting coverage and refusing to renew policies in california because of the risk of wildfires. fake botox could be behind multiple reports of severe health problems, the cdc says. at least 19 claims of vision problems and difficulty breathing are linked to those treatments. now the cases are spread across nine states, but none in california. both the cdc and the fda believe the counterfeit botox was obtained from unlicensed sources. the agencies report. authentic botox is not connected to any illnesses the us is making it much more expensive for musicians overseas to perform within the country. immigration services imposed a large fee increase for global musicians trying to get a visa at the beginning of this month, filing

paperwork to tour in the u.s. cost $460. fees are now past $1,600 per individual. that means bringing over artists and all the backstage and other help could cost tens of thousands of dollars. tesla is eliminating inventory price discounts as the company looks to make its sales system more efficient. ceo elon musk says sales and delivery has become complex and needs to be simplified. the removal of discounts follows tesla's recent decision to lay off about 10% of its global workforce, as part of the cost cutting measures and role consolidation. >> all right, our time is 649. the california highway patrol now making it easier for drivers to get a copy of the police report if they're involved in a crash. the chp posted its new online crash portal on social media. now, motorists involved in a crash will be given a crash card with a qr code that could later be scanned to find detailed information about the crash. the chp says this digital

report will be free. >> that is good. >> that will be helpful for people and especially contacting insurance and all of the headache involved. all right, hopefully people are driving safely this morning though. >> well, they're dodging a few things out there chp actually a busy right now 101 southbound. they got a dead deer out on the highway there. this is a fairly new incident and chp is responding to that right now. so let's take a look at the east bay. the big bird's eye view here in our air traffic map. and as you can see, highway four westbound always a bugaboo at this hour. slow going around that baypointe curve far left. highway 80 west from pinole all the way. pretty much to the bay bridge. it's going to be a slow roll for you as well as we look elsewhere. if you're heading over that richmond-san rafael bridge, no incidents to report, but that is slow for this hour.

we do have a crash in marin city that just popped up. we'll keep you posted on that as well. and we finished to our south bay folks still working those two accidents 101. those are both northbound, one in santa clara, one in san jose and the other on highway 280, where i mentioned a honda ran into a sign, a possible injury accident. we'll get more information and pass that along as well. that's your traffic time now. 651 let's get your forecast with mister steve paulson. thank you frank. >> appreciate that. well high pressure is trying to do its best to be in charge. and it will be. but a lot of cloud cover continues to just say that doesn't stop me. so a lot of high clouds are scooting through. there's some low clouds underneath, but it's mainly high clouds. so our lows are warmer. we're running about 178 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. a lot more 50s. so get you know, it will still warm up today, but temperatures upper 70s to near 80 unless there's just too many high clouds, which could take a few degrees off. but we'll go 60, 70, 80. i think today is the warmest day. some inland temps might be similar, but cooler for

all by friday. are we done with rain? doesn't look like it. doesn't look like it, the 8 to 14 day outlook climate prediction center. this just isn't me. but i agree with this. i think we get a return to rain late april, maybe into early may, and nothing showing up yet. so you're good for the weekend. no worries there. but i would think by this time next week we're talking about it or looking for it. wednesday. warmth though, morning fog on the coast. otherwise mostly sunny, partly sunny with a high clouds, but warmer. dave. >> all right, steve, thank you. we'll still ahead at 652. a new resource for sonoma county juvenile hall. the producer, who says music can help keep young people on the right path. also, the future is uncertain for the oakland roots and the oakland soul soccer teams. we'll tell you about new hurdles for their plans to find a permanent home

new licenses for smoke shops. members of the community there complained about the amount of smoke shops in the city, and city staff reported 78 licenses for smoke shops. they also found three shops that had no license to sell tobacco products. this ordinance puts a 45 day pause on new permits.

>> since we've been receiving a lot of complaints about unpermitted operators, as well as noncompliance of existing operators, and so it's a good time now to review our regulations around tobacco retailing. >> now, city staff members also revealed a concern about enforcement and a lack of municipal codes and procedures. officials say that pause will let the city look at ways to align business permit with community values. well, governor gavin newsom announced a new climate partnership between california and norway. the governor met with norway's crown prince at the larkspur ferry terminal yesterday in the north bay. governor newsom says california and norway share a long time goal of becoming low emission societies. both want to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by at least 80% by the year 2050. >> point of pride to continue to

invest in our efforts to change our strategies as it relates to our carbon footprint, it's a point of pride that we dominate in america on solar. we dominate in electric vehicles where dominating on battery storage 757% increase in just the last few years. >> now, the governor and norway's minister of trade and ministry also agreed to exchange information and knowledge and best practices to create solutions that advance climate change change. well, the oakland roots and soul soccer clubs say their future is uncertain right now. alameda county supervisors voted to auction off their portion of a proposed soccer stadium stadium site on may 22nd. the supervisors are still telling their staff to pursue a sale to the city of oakland, but the city has rejected previous offers. in the meantime, oakland roots are pushing to finalize leases to use the raiders old

training facility in alameda and the malibu lot that's south of the oakland coliseum for a proposed pop up soccer stadium. >> we have been waiting since february 9th when we agreed to terms for the city and the county to deliver the lease terms sheet. please do not destroy our best hope for a stadium in oakland by selling the property without first completing the lease. >> our county officials say they offered to streamline lease negotiations through a land swap with the city of oakland county. supervisors say they also have a responsibility to their constituents, and they have to address a $100 million deficit. >> no charges have been filed yet against the dozens of protesters who shut down major bay area freeways and the bridge. this week, with the district attorney says about her plans to prosecute root. the google employees arrested after protesting a contract between

their employer and israel with the silicon valley giant, is saying about the workers and their protest. then arrests are made in a double homicide in napa that left two young women dead. we've learned about the suspected shooter and the two teens who were killed this past weekend. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning . >> good. >> welcome back. >> i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to wednesday, april 17th. you brought the good weather with you. >> it's so nice and mild out there. >> yeah. well steve paulson is here as well. and he's been telling us about how nice today is going to be. >> if you like it a little warmer. yes, temperatures today should bump up a few near 80. we have a lot of high clouds, though. streaming across. looks like the fog is already gone. there was a lot more there about an hour ago. temperatures are running about 178 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. so 40s 50s on the temps. but we are looking pretty good. a lot of high clouds though. i mean continue. kind of hazy. some higher clouds

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