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 up there as well. but

wednesday's warm ways will take us to some upper 70s and 80s at least, away from the coast, closer to the coast. 60s and 70s. but i went 70 for the city. why not? all right, over to frank mallicoat southeast. where are we going? >> well, we're going to take you to the east bay. my stomping ground, steve, and take a look at that. and i got good news for you commuters there. you know, this is usually pretty slow, but i don't see a lot of tail lights. it is moving along, not over the top, but you got some pretty good volume as you work your way towards orinda and the caldecott tunnel highway 880 in oakland. all clear except we just got some word that there's chunks of metal near the high street exit south. 880 so if you were a little north of there and heading south, keep an eye on that. they're trying to get him off the highway and we finish with the san mateo bridge. a lot of those folks on 880 will have a slow roll into the bridge, and on the bridge itself, on your way to the peninsula. that is a

look at traffic time now. 701 let's send it back to the desk. >> thank you. we're learning more about what a likely happened to the protesters who blocked bay area freeways and the golden gate bridge for hours on monday. >> everybody still talking about it? ktvu sally rasmus here in the studio to tell us why no charges have been filed yet. allie. yeah. >> and the short answer reason for that the bottom line san francisco's district attorney says her office needs more time before they can file charges. now, on monday, as we know, there were a total of 38 people arrested for multiple demonstrations that happened on interstate 880 and on the golden gate bridge. it blocked traffic on those thoroughfares for hours at the golden gate bridge. the chp ended up arresting 26 people. now, some of the protesters had chained themselves to their cars, the group here calling for an end to the war in gaza and us military support for israel. the chp arrested this group on the golden gate bridge for several misdemeanors, including unlawful assembly and failure to disperse. but the chp in this case also wants the da's office to charge these protesters with

a felony for conspiracy, essentially accusing them of working together to coordinate and plan this demonstration. protesters and their supporters found that felony recommendation alarming. >> what's really important to note here is that these felony charges are ridiculous and almost unprecedented. that does require a certain amount of evidence for us to feel that we can meet that burden beyond a reasonable doubt. >> we certainly want to make clear in any situation, though, that when people violate the law that there will be accountability. >> lee san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says her office needs more time to review the evidence before prosecutors can file charges against the group on the golden gate bridge. in the meantime, those 26 protesters were released from san francisco jail. now, as for the 12 protesters across the bay who were arrested for blocking traffic on interstate 880 on monday, we are trying to find out what types of charges they might face from the alameda county district attorney. the 880 protesters had chained

themselves together using concrete filled barrels that took nearly seven hours to remove. >> and i certainly respect the cause that around the cease fire, the president united states, i support that. i support his approach to that issue. and i believe fundamentally, that's part of what they're expressing. but i think there's a better way of expressing it. >> now, back in november, there was a similar protest that blocked the bay bridge. one of the people arrested in that demonstration, who says he was a bystander watching the protest and was wrongly accused of being involved, is now suing the city of san francisco for wrongful arrest. garcia and dave, back to you. >> y guys t to leave. you guys refusing to leave? yes. okay >> you first end up five google employees were arrested for refusing to leave the sunnyvale office of the ceo of google cloud. as part of a protest over google's contract with the israeli military. 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, called project nimbus. 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, saying in part, 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 705 new this morning during the night, firefighter fires in santa rosa

put out a house fire. the firefighters rushed to a home after getting reports that a garage was on fire. the first fire engine got there in about five minutes. they found smoke coming from a one story house. the firefighters were able to get it all under control in about 15 minutes, and able to keep it from spreading to the living area. they think this was an accidental fire. the investigation is going on. the people who were inside were able to get out safely. 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 fire officials to get more details, which we will then pass on to you. >> three people have now been arrested in connection to a shooting in which two young women were killed in napa over the weekend. 22 year old john nicholson, junior of vallejo, is being held without bail on two counts of murder. two other women are also accused of being

accessories. the shooting happened around 8:00 saturday night during a fight on riverside drive. napa. police responded to reports of gunfire and found the victims. a 17 year old named sasha and a 19 year old named eileen villasenor. one died at the scene, the other at the hospital. memorial balloons, candles and flowers is growing at the spot where the two young women were killed. >> 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 the special circumstance of multiple murder, which means if convicted, he could face life in prison without parole. >> our time is now. 707 new reports say the vallejo police department has been out of compliance with state law for almost two years. public records showed the vallejo police failed to disclose its military equipment use policy. the statewide law says the public has a right to know that law enforcement owns and uses military equipment. the police

department published its military equipment list earlier this month. the vallejo police still has to fulfill several other requirements before they're allowed to use military equipment without violating state law. >> 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 a recall say the da 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. >> prices. legal team, though, says the recall shouldn't go forward because it says the county has not complied with 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 collected signatures did not live in alameda county. >> good morning everyone. frank mallicoat in the traffic central here. time now. 708 we're going to take you on a three bridge run, and the first is the worst. the last one is the best. and of course, the worst. as usual, the bay bridge winning that honor today, two hours of metering lights turns into this. even at 708 in the morning. slow roll across the bay bridge. if you're heading to, from richmond to san rafael, up 101, that is slow as well. pretty heavy until mid span, which is unusual. and then finally, marin folks, mill valley, larkspur, you're working your way on 101 into the city. you get a twofer, a beautiful view and very little traffic out there. just gorgeous. what looks like a really nice day. 709 let's send it back to day. >> okay? thank you frank. well, if you walk or drive around oakland's lake merritt at night,

you've noticed it is darker than usual with the city plans to do about a problem of vandalism against streetlights that have recently been vandalized. plus, now biden game. >> and it's very heartbreaking. but we'll get it next season. it was a tough season ending game for the golden state warriors. >> we'll break down what could be next for the team as it tries to get back on top next season. then a quick reminder that you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv, watch our live newscasts, get stories on demand and so much more on your vizio smart tv. amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv and android tv. search for th

season is over for the golden state warriors. >> it ended much sooner than many expected. ktvu. andre senior in studio here with the uncertainty. last night's loss to the sacramento kings has created. >> you know they got much better throughout the season because they started off rocky and things were starting to look good. and then what happened here last night going into the postseason the warriors were the hottest team in the nba, 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, while the kings looked confident in the home of the crowd there at golden one center. the warriors, though, they struggle there.

>> 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 and 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 o for ten shooting last night with zero points. >> you have to accept that, 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, they

remain positive. >> there was a lot too many turnovers and literally no defense all game, so it was extremely disappointing. but hopefully we hopefully next season we'll come out better. >> very nervous watching it, nail biting and 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. >> 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 pruitt in the second, kevon looney and chris paul as well. so we will see what happens before tip off for the next season in october. back to you, garcia andre. >> thank you. one of the women who accused former los angeles dodgers pitcher trevor bauer of sexual assault is now under indictment. she'd sued bauer and said she became pregnant as a

result of the assault. authorities in arizona say the woman tried to defraud millions of dollars from bauer and extort money from a second, unidentified person. bauer was never criminally charged. the dodgers released him after long suspension. he's now playing professionally in mexico. >> our time is now 715. two lifeguards with the california state parks department received medals of valor for a very daring nighttime rescue in half moon bay during massive swells. now, riley rhodes and max hunter were honored during this ceremony by the california surf life saving association. they rescued a swimmer at poplar beach last year. despite eight foot tall swells and low visibility, the california state parks department said the awards are a testament to their courage and willpower. well san francisco fire officials safely rescued a man who was caught in the tides at marshall beach. the chp sent in a helicopter to help out with that rescue last night. fire officials say the man

became ill on the beach that prevented him from getting to the trail before the tide came in. he was stabilized by paramedics down there on the beach, but later he was checked out at a nearby hospital. >> california's largest reservoir is near its capacity for the second straight year, but officials say it still has plenty of room for more water. shasta lake rose over a foot since last week following heavy rain over the weekend. it's now seven feet from its maximum capacity. this marks the first time in over a decade shasta lake has been almost full two years in a row. >> 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.

>> and as we approach summer water, officials say they're focused on maintaining the storage and preparing water allocations for farmers. >> all right. our time is up in 17. we're trying to get you to where you need to go. frank mallicoat with our commute. frank. >> all right, we're going to head south bay. we had two accidents on 101. those have been cleaned up, but a new one just popped up northbound, causing a good size backup. you can see it there on the right hand side of your screen. if you're heading northbound 101, that's going to take you a while and look over towards los altos hill. another issue, 280 near los altos hills. that's highway 85 as well, down to the bottom of your screen. got a fender bender there as well, so it is fairly busy. let's get you up to the tri-valley area. this has been very active. highway six 8580, the interchange there, there is an accident. apparently a trailer unhitched. and while that driver stopped, another driver hit that car, no injuries to report as of now. but as you can imagine, it's quite slow down if you're heading down 680

southbound right now and we'll take you out for our super commuters coming in from tracy on 205 and eventually on 580. if you're going over the altamont pass, it will take you a bit of time. how about some good news from our weatherman, mister steve paulson? all right. >> thank you. frank. i do have some good news. if you like it a little warmer here. it's nice. now, a lot of high clouds streaming across. that's the only really fly in the ointment here. otherwise, i think we'll get a few near 80 degrees. but some low clouds below it. although they burned off pretty fast, what was making a move on the golden gate? they were there for about an hour and then that was it. napa, atherton, san ramon, san jose yesterday, 77 going upper 70s to near 80 today. little haze has settled in, though it doesn't take long, there's not much of a breeze anywhere, and high pressure does create a little inversion. so i think today is the warmest day, although tomorrow inland could be close. but a lot of high clouds even though the high pressure is winning out, these clouds continue to just break through as we say 40s on some temps. mainly 50s, low 50s on

the temps here. so it won't take long to start warming up. but boy, there's a lot of cloud cover out there and that'll play into our forecast next couple of days. the ridge of high pressure will start to break down a little bit on friday, allowing a bigger increase in low clouds, but for the next couple of days looks pretty good. cooler on friday then a nice rebound for the weekend. happy to say so we're done with rain, right? no. and the climate prediction center's 8 to 14 day outlook shows a normal to above normal rainfall for us, more likely around the 27th 28th. a lot of the global models are dropping another low on us timing, placement, etc. to be determined next week. wednesday warmth though today mix of high clouds, sun warmer 6070 by the water, upper 70s low 80s inland after the little cool down friday. happy to say that weekend with as garcia's name and neon lights saying nicer to warm. >> can i tell you we have like all the makeup, bike races, baseball games and swim meets. we had to cancel last weekend. >> this weekend? you're good. perfect steve. >> thank you. 720 here, a man seen as a rising star in the democratic party and the

director of a housing nonprofit in the city, is accused of rape and assault by three women. what san francisco police say they want now as they work to learn more about the allegations and the state wants your input as they prepare plans for a new california state park right here in the bay area. >> we'll tell you how you can take part in the planning and nsiderations of the

tour of a 3100 acre area being called the alameda tesla property hasn't been decided yet whether the area will become a state park or a state recreation area, or one of the other classifications used by the state. the public is invited to tour. join the tour today. it will begin at the state park district office on tesla road in livermore. set to start at 9 a.m. and should last 3 to 4 hours. >> our time now 723 a new high school about to open in dublin. it's emerald high. it will open when the next school year begins. it's the first major high school built in alameda county in more than 50 years. the school district says its student population has grown by more than 90% since the year 2000. it's a $400 million school. it will have room for 2500 students by the year 2026. for now, though, emerald high is getting ready 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, 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. now >> emerald high school will also have a full football field, eight tennis courts and an eight lane track. when it's completed, sonoma county is bringing a new program to its juvenile hall, a new music recording studio. >> the county probation department says the goal is to help the children there promote self-expression, positivity and wellness while they're detained at that facility. >> it allows them to kind of dive deeper into into some of those creative thoughts, and we're just happy to be be a part of, letting them share their story.

>> the studio includes industry standard microphones and recording software, as well as guitars, keyboards, drums and other instruments. >> all right, our time is 725, one of san francisco's jails, that was put on lockdown because of safety concerns, will reopen today. we'll tell you why. another facility will stay closed and what has to happen to remove that lockdown. >> apple's ceo tim cook, is in southeast asia today. the international leader he met with as the company works

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married. you've noticed a change out there. the area around the lake is darker in some areas, with the city plans to do about historic street lamps that have been vandalized and now they don't work. also, a former director of a nonprofit accused of rape and assault. what we now know from the police as several women are coming forward with accusations. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well good morning. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. today is wednesday, april 17th. i love

this kind of weather, but steve paulson there are people say it's getting a little too warm too early. well as my mother would say, 76 is fine. >> 77 is too hot. okay, so just, there are those who like it a little warmer. some like it 9100. that's not happening. but we will see some near 80 today. there's a lot of high clouds coming in here. the fog is already gone. it disappeared. there was a pretty good fog bank for a while, but now i don't think there's much left. a lot of high clouds, upper 40s. 50s. you can see those clouds coming through there. so mix of sun, high clouds. it'll still be warm ways, though today as we bump up temps a little bit. probably the warmest day of the week, if not maybe a little bit tomorrow inland. but i don't think we're changing too much. but 70s to near 80 degrees. all right. frank mallicoat is here. i don't know, we're going to a bridge, a freeway. where are we going first? bart? bart >> yeah. we got a situation on bart right now. trains are actually not stopping at the bayfair station in san leandro due to police activity at that

station. so if you need to get on bart there or need to get off there, you're going to have to make other arrangements, we'll see how long that lasts. also, a ten minute delay if you're on that antioch line coming into sfo because of some equipment issues. let's get you outside. talk about a little bit of traffic. and if you're on highway 24 on your way to the caldecott, that's lafayette. and those cars are heading towards berkeley, oakland. it is a slow roll, high volume now. and that has slowed down quite a bit in just the last half hour. and we finished with this because many of those cars are on the way to the city. and once they get into berkeley, oakland, they have that at the bay bridge. metering lights have been on for about 2.5 hours, so a slow commute into san francisco, but incident free on the bridge. that's a look at traffic time now. 731 dave, we'll send it back to you. >> okay, frank. thank you. well, early this morning, there was less lighting around oakland's lake merritt because the historic streetlamps lining the lake were vandalized. ktvu

bailey o'carroll is out there right now with more information. good morning. bailey >> good morning dave. a number of those lights here all along this three and a half mile perimeter of lake merritt have been vandalized. i want to show you what they look like now, obviously, the lamp is not there, right? it's completely gone missing. that's because a number of these were actually knocked over. so the city kind of in order to clean them up, had to just completely remove them. now, i again, the number of these lamps have had this happen, which means when people are out walking along the lake at night while they are without light, and even before the sun comes up in the morning, there was a number of people out here walking, and they say that they are noticing that lack of light. now, this problem has 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 were down

just like this one, some because of fallen trees, those though, others because of vandalism. oakland did say that they have deployed teams to repair the down lights and install temporary lights, because it will take the original vendor time to make those new posts. the crew in oakland will also reinforce curb boxes that have not been damaged, in order to hopefully prevent them from being damaged. now, we spoke to a resident who walks this lake almost every day. he didn't want to show his face on camera, but he told us that he's not so much concerned for the safety because of the lack of light. but he says what it means for or could mean when it comes to forshadowing for the city, it's it has become a really, really lovely place in the last 15 years, and it's depressing as #### to see it start to go downhill again, because every time oakland goes downhill, it takes a really long time to get back up. there's no word yet on

if oakland is investigating who exactly did this vandalism, and also how long it could take to get those temporary lights put up here in oakland. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey, thank you. across the bay, san francisco police say they're 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 posted a seven page document on social media detailing what she says happened in august of 2021. jacobo is seen as a rising star in the local democratic party. he 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. san francisco police posted on social media. 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 the case to sfpd. >> our time now. 734. the new lawyers representing convicted killer scott peterson asked a judge to order dna tests on a burned van and a mattress found near the peterson family home, a day after laci peterson disappeared. now, scott peterson appeared in court yesterday by way of zoom. he's seeking a new trial with the help of the la innocence project, a nonprofit organization representing people who may have been wrongfully convicted. yesterday in court, his lawyers asked the court to seal the names of potential new witnesses. but then they withdrew that request after prosecutors told the court most of the information is already public. >> they're laying the groundwork right now in making these preliminary motions to get out the information that will provide the gravamen the heart of this motion for a new trial,

if everything is now, scott peterson was convicted, was convicted of killing his wife laci, and their unborn son more than 20 years ago in modesto. >> lawyers with the innocence project say modesto police withheld evidence from defense lawyers and disregarded a robbery that happened 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 2nd see berkeley students are running against each other, according to the county elections office. cecilia luna parra is leading over james chang. the race, though, has been overshadowed by a report in the campus newspaper, the daily cal, that says a former volunteer for chang's campaign accuses him of sexual assault, something 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. >> elections office says the final results should be in by next tuesday. happening today a lockdown is being lifted at one of san francisco's jails. the jail 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 and is expected to reopen soon as well. the deputies union says there have been nine attacks on deputies at san francisco county jails in the past three weeks. the sheriff, paul miyamoto, showed photos of injured deputies at a news conference. he blamed jail overcrowding and a staff shortage. >> 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 sheriff's office reports seven staff members and nine deputies have been injured since late last month, the san

francisco public defender's office said. in response, the sheriff's department 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, public defender's office goes on to say taxpayer funds would be better spent in long terme investments in underserved communities. >> our time now. 737 now to new video of a crash involving a chp officer in hayward. watch your screen. that officer was out directing traffic around a car that was being loaded onto a tow truck when the driver slammed right into the back of the chp car. the officer quickly ran away to safety. there's no word of any injuries involved or if any arrests were made related to that crash. >> talk about keeping your head on a swivel. yeah. glad. i'm so glad she's aware. yeah. all right, let's get out the door here. 738. we've had a couple very rough commutes this week. how is it shaping up this wednesday?

>> boy, did we ever last week. and of course on monday with the protests. but we do have an accident. 680 we told you about it. a southbound motorist lost a trailer, went out to reattach it. then his car was hit. they've cleared the accident. that was right at the intersection of five 8680 southbound. but as you can see, the damage is done. it's a bit of a mess all the way through pleasanton. on your way to sunol. let's jump across the bay, take a look at the peninsula getting over 92, the san mateo bridge. it's kind of push and go there. and there were some early accidents on 101 northbound. you can see some of the remnants thereof, and we figured we'd finish with some good news. it's always a great commute and a beautiful sight. the golden gate, as folks in marin are working their way to san francisco on what looks like a just a go do a day to quote an old meteorologist, steve. >> giddings. yes sir. they go do it weekend. >> go do it weekend. yes, that

was it. >> the damage is done. that should be a song. shouldn't it be frank? >> neil young on line for. >> thank you, sir. frank knows his music. all right. sun and high clouds. today we had some fog, but that didn't last long. haze and warmer. you know those two there in town, more of the same tomorrow, maybe more high clouds. the fog returns on friday. it will be sunny, but cooler. and then what's looking to be a nice weekend? and we'll also start to take hold here. a lot of high clouds. so sun, high clouds, haze highs yesterday. isothermal almost napa, gilroy, concord, san jose, santa cruz, livermore, san rafael and santa rosa, all between 74 and 77. and boy was 77. popular, napa, atherton, san ramon and san jose 80, 79, 79 and 80. today, the high clouds may take 1 or 2 degrees off, but i think today is the warmest day. if not tomorrow. a few inland locations might flirt with upper 70s or 80s again, 50s on a lot of the towns we are running warmer. how much so? well, palo alto, san carlos, san jose or five mountain view, livermore, four

napa airport in there, oakland as well, and santa rosa all four degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. just as i say, a mish mash of high clouds. nothing organized. but even though the high pressure is here, there will be cloud cover just kind of scooting through. so sun high clouds. i think today is the warmest day, 60, 72, near 80. cooler friday as a weak system brushes us to the south and north. so we're done with rain, right? no, no, the cpc, we call them cpc climate prediction center on the 8 to 14 day outlook, 24th to the 30th does have near normal to above rainfall for us. if i had to pick a day, i'd say the 27th. this one. if you work outside, i work outside. steve, i need to know. okay. put down the 27th. patchy fog, sun, high clouds, mild sun and clouds. hazy. warmer. 60s. 70s. 80s on the temps. a little change tomorrow, then cooler friday. but a nice weekend. boy, this is a string of just lovely weekends we've had in april. this one will be nice. >> all right steve, thank you. time 741 well, president biden now wants higher tariffs on

china. why? some political experts believe that could be influenced by the upcoming november election. >> let's run out to the newsroom, say good morning again to andre senior. as you look ahead to the next hours of mornings on two gasia dave, good morning to you. >> bottlenecking on a road. but it wasn't a crash causing this crunch of looky loos, eyes peeled and cameras rolling on this whole ordeal, an elephant wandering a roadway, turning traffic into a circus. you're probably asking yourself, how did this happen? well, we'll reveal how coming up at 8:00, plus the lot of it is like a roller coaster. >> everything is just more extreme. school friends, drama. >> it's just a lot. >> well, we all know that being a teenager is no walk in the park, but one thing is often clear there is a disconnect between teenagers and adults coming up on mornings. on to the nine. we'll talk with those behind a new film that explores adolescent neurology. it's executive produced by actress goldie hawn, and it hopes to bridge the gap between teens and adults. if you have kids or if you don't, you've got you've got

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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 reassignments, suspension of certain job duties, and even remote work. 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. the nonpartisan legislative analyst's office says it could be as high as $73 billion. >> all right guys your time is 746. president biden cracking down on china. and a big

announcements expected today. >> also a disappointing report from united airlines and a big hit for boeing pam cook back in studio with this in dollars and cents certainly an ongoing story we've been following with boeing. >> united airlines posted a net loss of $124 million for the first quarter, and the airline announced it is 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 now. as the opening bell rang this morning, boeing's stock dropped about a dollar a share. it is down more than $100 a share so far this year. the bright spot united airlines did indicate an up positive outlook for the year ahead. as we take a live look at the numbers. the dow started the day a little higher. it has fluctuated a bit up and down slightly at this hour. you can see right now up slightly. s&p 500 also maintaining a little bit of a gain. the nasdaq down a

little bit this morning. so far apple is looking into sending some of its manufacturing operations from china to indonesia. apple ceo tim cook met with indonesia's president this morning in jakarta to discuss the investment possibilities. now, the tech company is seeking to diversify its supply chain away from china. the move is also part of an effort to by indonesia to bring in more manufacturing. >> i think the investor movement ability in indonesia is endless. i think that there's a lot of great places to invest and we're investing. we believe in the country. >> thank you. >> now, cook's visit came after apple announced its fourth app developer academy in indonesia on the island of bali. apple launched the program to train app developers in indonesia back in 2018. well, today president biden will call for tripling the rates of tariffs on steel and aluminum from china. the president will make that announcement during an address today at the united nations, at

the united steelworkers union in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. labor unions have expressed concern about the us steel industry because of competition from china. officials in the biden administration say production of steel in china is not subject to the same level of environmental regulation as the us, and that china sells steel at artificial low prices. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents pam. >> thank you. a pregnant passenger on a disney cruise line is recovering at a hospital in puerto rico after a daring rescue from a ship. coast guard released this video of monday's rescue. the 35 year old woman was suffering medical complications and needed to be airlifted off the ship, so a coast guard helicopter hovered alongside the disney ship, dropped a rescue basket and hoisted the woman up. no word on her condition, but the ship's doctor was with her throughout the ordeal. >> well, some ski resorts around lake tahoe are preparing to close this weekend. sierra at tahoe season will end on sunday, along with heavenly and diamond

peak. other resorts, including kirkwood sugar bowl and mount rose will close for the season on sunday, april 28th. there are a few resorts, including palisades tahoe, that will stay open until late may. >> we did some spring skiing over our spring break. that is the only kind of skiing i ever want to do. blue skies. let's do it. i think my boys were in t shirts. frank mallicoat. it was perfect. >> i was up there the last couple of days. i got to tell you, it's getting a little, a little slushy. yeah, a little slushy. by the end of the day, you're going and then you stop, and then you're going, and then you stop. but it sure is pretty up there, we're going to talk about bart out of the gate because the san leandro station, the bayfair station, was shut down because of police activity for about a half an hour. but police apparently have finished their business. that station is open once again, and trains will be stopping there. so take note if you commute that way, let's take you down to the south bay. highway 280 has been fairly heavy this morning. take a look

that's southbound on your right hand side. there was an accident a little north of there a little bit ago that has since been cleared, but that is pretty heavy for this hour. elsewhere, we take you by the oakland coliseum, where traffic seems to be flowing just fine. the a's, by the way, got a game 1237 taking on the cards for their, final game of that series. they need a win so they don't get swept at cardinals coming in hot. and we finish with that. oh my goodness. that has gotten worse. as the days progress. that's almost gridlock. that is westbound highway 24 in lafayette on your way to orinda in the caldecott tunnel, long roll through the lamorinda area. at this time, it is 751, let's say good morning to steve. that's our old stomping ground right there. indeed. yeah. my dad, lafayette roofing, 45 years sister worked at orchard nursery . >> so my dad, one of the vp's a lucky supermarkets. the original. not the one now the one out in dublin.

>> well, there you go. >> there you go. see? so old timer. well, yeah, we've been here a while, not as long as you, though. we do have a lot of high clouds coming through, but that's it. the fog looks like it's gone. it looks like. i think it's disappeared. there was some, but it didn't last long. 50 is on most of the temps here. we are looking for temperatures to be a little warmer. in fact, they are now, except for half moon bay, which had a little bit of fog. but what three, 2 to 5, 2 to 6 degrees warmer in some locations? a little warmer than that. a lot of high clouds, hazy skies, but warmer weather is on the way. not as warm as last week. i do think today, though, will probably be the warmest day for most. it could be close tomorrow for some inland, but cooler weather. friday's a little dip in the jet stream will swing by, so we're done with rain. no no no. 8 to 14 day outlook from the climate prediction center cpc has above normal rainfall for about san francisco, oakland, south and normal to the north. if you work outside, i would put i don't know if this will work or not. let me see if it does. i would put the 27th in there. it won't go in there, but that's that

looks to be the best opportunity for our next rain. patchy fog. looks like that's gone. sun high clouds that will be with us, but temps bumping up a little bit. not much of a breeze. so hazy. sunshine 6070 to 80 degrees and a little cooler on friday. but nice weekend on tap. slightly warmer. >> thank you steve. 752. mounting safety concerns at the san francisco zoo amid new reports of a close call between a bear and a zookeeper. what happened when a grizzly bear reportedly escaped its den? but first, california state parks week coming back this year, the free activities planned for visitors this summer next.

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once again hosting parks week this summer. that means there will be free events at parks all over the bay area beginning june 12th. visitors will have a special chance to explore the outdoors. state parks weeks will have events and classes like birding for beginners, horseback riding and introduction to paddle boarding. the events are all designed to protect california'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. >> now, to get more information about the events for california state parks week coming up this summer, go to ktvu dot com.

click on web links and you'll find a link to the state parks week website. time now. 756 governor newsom 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. the governor 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. >> now, the governor and norway's minister of trade and industry also agreed they're going to exchange knowledge and data and best practices to

create solutions that advance climate action. a very rare flowers blooming at the san francisco conservatory of flowers. the osa pulchra can only be found in parts of costa rica and a small area of panama. just a few dozen plants of this species are known to grow anywhere in the wild. the conservator tree is one of the few places to grow it in cultivation when it is 757. space. often called the final frontier. but scientists say it may be getting more difficult to study space, especially involving asteroids and moons. throughout the solar system. well, to deal with that, researchers in switzerland developed a device. it's called a space hopper. look at this nimble 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 rocky terrain. 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. >> now, the researchers are working with the european space agency to make improvements on this project. all right, taylor swift and spotify working together now, they're launching an art installation ahead of her upcoming music project. it's a poetry themed event in la after the name of her new album, the tortured poets department. some of the fans showed up early at 5:00 in the morning, 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, and taylor's new album comes out on friday. >> well good morning. we brought you hours of coverage of protesters blocking major bay area thoroughfares, shutting down traffic during the rush hour commute this morning for our a couple mornings ago for hours. many have been wondering whether demonstrators would be charged with a crime. well, this morning, fresh details coming out about what happens next. then we're learning that some of the people protesting outside google offices over contract between the tech giant and israel are employees of the company, and some of them were arrested. plus the two people killed this weekend in napa were only teenagers. and now we're getting more details about the man police say took their lives from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. welcome to mornings on two. at 8:00, you're looking live across the oakland estuary and what a beautiful

morning it does look like right now. you can see the port of oakland. there in the distance. and a little haze covering the oakland berkeley hills there in the distance. thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> good morning i'm garcia mikaelian. it's wednesday april 7th. the bump in temperatures is it too warm for you. is it going to be. >> it's going to be. but but i'm not complaining. it's totally fine. it's there's not humidity as steve will tell you. steve and i both hate the heat. >> humidity? >> it's the humidity. so i'm. i do not complain, my friend. you know, you have more more on me than andre that florida. >> that's tough. i don't know how you did that, man. my goodness, it keeps you young. >> it's supposed to, like, keep your skin all springy and juicy. yeah, it keeps you okay. >> gasia. fine. okay. you go there. okay. >> thankfully, our humidity is low. we have a lot of high clouds, a lot of sun, though. andre is spot on with that a lot. looks like a nice day. a little haze is settling in, but 40s and 50s on the temps. we're on our way to a warmer day, but not too bad. some mix of sun high clouds just kind of drifting across. there's plenty out there today and also for tomorrow. so with that in mind,

it's wednesday's warm ways. that's what we're getting, getting, getting today with upper 70s to near 80. inland coast and bay will be 60s and 70s. but bumping up those highs here to 70s to near 80. all right frank mallicoat here so far so good. something new. >> yeah. no actually it's not all that bad. we're going to take you on a quick four bridge stop run. something like that. first 1:07 p.m. all the work at homer said, you know what? let's drive to the office today. and apparently they have three hours of metering lights. it really is a long ride, nearly a half an hour to get over that bay bridge. and no relief in sight. richmond-san rafael bridge has been slow to till about mid span. and let's take you down to san mateo bridge. people on their way to the peninsula moving along. no incidents, but a little bit of traffic there and the golden gate and all its glory on a beautiful day. people coming in from marin with a big smile on their face. that's the very latest. let's toss it back to the desk, frank. >> thank you. the protesters who blocked traffic on interstate 80 in oakland and at the golden

gate bridge this week have been released from jail. >> ktvu sally rasmus here in studio to tell us about the charges. why no charges have been filed just yet in this case. alex. >> yes. well, let's go over the numbers. a total of 38 people arrested for demonstrations on interstate 80 and the golden gate bridge that happened monday . as you know, it tied up traffic for hours across those two bay area counties. san francisco's district attorney says her office needs more time, though, before deciding what charges to file against the protesters. >> 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. at the golden gate bridge on monday, the chp arrested 26 people. some of the protesters had chained themselves to their cars, blocking traffic for several hours, calling for an end to the war in gaza and u.s. military

support for israel. the chp arrested those people on suspicion of several misdemeanors, including unlawful assembly, failure to disperse. those are charges that we typically see recommended for protests like this. but the chp in this case also wants the san francisco da's office to charge these protesters with a felony for conspiracy, accusing them of working together to plan their demonstration. that took some of the protesters and their supporters by surprise. >> what's really important to note here is that these felony charges are ridiculous and almost unprecedented. >> now, as for the 12 protesters arrested for blocking traffic across the bay on interstate 880 on monday, we're trying to find out what charges they might face from the alameda county district attorney. the 880 protesters had chained themselves together using concrete filled barrels. it took nearly seven hours for police to remove them. governor gavin newsom was asked about the demonstrations and the 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. >> the governor says he hopes that he doesn't see this again, but we have seen this type of protest before. you'll recall back in november, there was a similar protest that blocked the bay bridge. now one of the people arrested that day by the chp, who says he was a bystander stuck in the back up just watching the protest and was wrongly accused of being involved, is now suing the city and county of san francisco for wrongful arrest. san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins says her office is still looking through all the video from monday's golden gate bridge protest, including video from cameras, official cameras on the bridge and at the toll plaza, and video posted on social media from people stuck in the backup and the protesters themselves. again, she says her office and prosecutors have to go through all of that first before

deciding which charges to pursue. andrea garcia, back to you. >> thank you so much, ali. >> you guys got to leave. you guys refusing to leave? yes. okay. you first end 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 google's contract with the israeli military. >> the 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 by google. >> employees in sunnyvale want their employer to cancel a $1.2 billion contract with israel, called 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, saying in part, 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. >> it is almost 807 now. us secretary of state antony blinken is in italy for three days of talks with foreign ministers from the group of seven major democracies. the continuing escalation of tensions between israel and iran , along with the wars in gaza and ukraine, are expected to dominate their agenda. the g7 nations pledged support for israel after iran attacked several, with israel, with hundreds of drones and missiles over the weekend. it was in retaliation, iran said, for israel, striking a consulate in damascus, syria. israel meantime , has vowed to retaliate.

>> 807 new this morning. firefighters in santa rosa responded to an overnight house fire. crews rushed to the home after getting reports of a garage fire. the first engine made it there in about five minutes. smoke was coming from the one story house that took firefighters about 15 minutes to control the flames. they kept them from spreading to the living area. they say they think this fire was accidental and the residents were able to escape safely. 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 overnight. these are pictures of what happened. we've reached out to the fire department to bring you more information. at 808. >> three people have now been arrested in connection to a shooting where two young women were killed in napa over the weekend. 22 year old john nicholson jr of vallejo, is being held without bail on two counts of murder. two other women are also accused of being accessories. the shooting happened around eight saturday night during a fight on riverside drive, napa. police responded to reports of gunfire and found the victims 17 year old. her name is sasha and a 19

year old named eileen villasenor. one died at the scene, the other at the hospital. a memorial of balloons, candles and flowers are growing at the spot where the two young women were killed. >> 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 special circumstance of multiple murder, which means if he is convicted, he could face life in prison without parole. >> new reports say the vallejo police department's been out of compliance with state law for almost two years. public records show that vallejo pd failed to disclose its military equipment use policy. the statewide law says the public has a right to know that law enforcement owns and uses military equipment. the department just published its military equipment list earlier this month. vallejo police must still fulfill several other requirements before being allowed to use military equipment without violating state law. alameda county voters will soon decide whether to

recall district attorney pamela price by a narrow margin. the alameda county registrar of voters certified the recall campaign, did collect enough validated signatures. supporters of the recall say that price is soft on crime and say 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. >> prices legal team says the recall election should not go forward, saying the county has not complied with two provisions in the county charter 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. >> time now is 810. frank mallicoat here in the traffic center on a wednesday. it's been a busy day out there, and we're going to take you first to highway 80 westbound. it's been a bit of a mess all the way from pinole into oakland. and that

goal, the bay bridge interchange, rather, as you can see, traffic is moving, but a good 48 minute commute right now. if you're coming over the carquinas bridge to the maze, you pack your patience there because the toll plaza still very busy when you make that right hand turn elsewhere. highway 24 has just been a mess. the last 40 minutes or so. it was moving pretty well as far as we can tell. no incidents just heavy volume on their way from lamorinda into orinda, the calicut and on into the bay. and finally we take you down to the south bay highway 280. a little bit of volume there too, but moving right along. 810 your time. let's give it back to andre. >> all right. thank you so much, frank. if you walk or drive around oakland's lake merritt at night, you've noticed that it's darker than usual, how the city itself is shining a light on this issue now biden game. >> and it's very heartbreaking. >> but we'll get it next season. >> warriors fans aren't used to the season ending in mid-april.

what happened last night in sacramento, and the questions now swirling about what next year's team will look like.

off season this morning much sooner than planned. the dubs, now eliminated from postseason play after losing to the sacramento kings one, 1894 and the play in tournament kings starters, outscoring the warriors starters 105 to 48. this early exit could mean an overhaul for the team. klay thompson, who will now become a free agent, was. oh, and ten shooting and zero points. consistency >> we need klay back i mean he's you know his i know he had a tough night. he's still got good good years left. and i know i speak for everybody in the organization. we want him back. >> well after the game the kings lit up the sky outside golden one center. it's a kings tradition. after a victory to light the beam. dub nation certainly disappointed, but still hopeful about the team's future. more than 2500 people gathering to watch the play in game last night outside of chase center. the final score was certainly not what fans wanted, but they remained positive.

after all, there's always next season. >> there 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. >> no biting and no 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, they did have a good comeback this season. that's for sure. the warriors will try to improve the roster in the off season, but they only have a second round pick in the nba draft in june next season. tip off in october. >> one of the women who accused former los angeles dodgers pitcher trevor bauer of sexual assault is now under indictment. she sued bauer and said she became pregnant as a result of the assault. authorities in arizona say the woman tried to defraud millions from bauer and extort money from a second unidentified person. bauer was never criminally charged. the dodgers released him after a

long suspension. he's now playing professionally in mexico . also, a former hgtv star was sentenced to four years in jail in order to play 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 was convicted last year of several fraud schemes. an investigation showed that hill created a ponzi scheme and laundered money using other people's investments on hotels, vacations and luxury cars. >> well, two lifeguards with the california state parks department received medals of valor for a daring nighttime rescue in half moon bay during massive swells. riley rhodes and max hunter were honored during a ceremony by the california surf lifesaving association. they rescued a swimmer at poplar beach last year. despite eight foot swells and low visibility, the california state parks says the awards are testament to their courage and willpower. the san francisco fire officials safely rescuing a man caught in

the tides off of marshall beach. chp deployed its helicopter to help with the rescue last night, fire officials say the man got stuck 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. >> new this morning. safety concerns are mounting at the san francisco zoo amid new reports of a close call between a bear and a zookeeper, according to the san francisco chronicle. last may, a grizzly bear escaped its den and entered an area where a zookeeper was working. zoo officials say the door to the bear's den was accidentally left unlatched after the 500 pound grizzly chased the keeper, the keeper and another employee were able to safely wrangle the bear back to its main habitat. no one was hurt, but the incident has reignited conversations about safety at the zoo after other high profile incidents, including one in which a tiger escaped its enclosure and killed a guest in 2007. >> another story here, at 818 about animals, a circus elephant is back with its handlers now

after causing a commotion in montana, you got to take a look. >> elephant walking down the road. >> oh my god. yeah. normally people just stop when there's a car crash or something and they have to look at it. this is an elephant. you can't help but look at this. this elephant breaking free from the jordan world circus yesterday. butte, the animal walking quickly across the lanes of traffic. stop traffic. the person who recorded the cell phone video said she could not believe her eyes after first seeing a jeep in front of her backing up jordan world circus says a car backfiring actually spooked the elephant, causing it to roam through the area. but the question is, where was the elephant when that car backfired ? was he just, like, hanging out? you know, maybe he was taking the elephant for a walk, right? perhaps. >> and i love brittany mcguinness reaction. like it takes like a moment for the eyes to register with the brain. the brain? >> yeah. you're just like, is

this real? >> am i really this, you know, it sounds it sounds like a good joke. >> so we've got this elephant. exactly. >> so, montana, what happens when the elephant crosses the road? >> well, they're finding out in montana as we speak, and, not crossing the bridge right now. the bay bridge has been, very messy all morning long. we're going to we're going to take you there right now. it's beginning to lighten up a little bit, but as soon as it lightened up as you'll see, voila! we got a crash meteor. and lights have been on since after 5:00. and we do have a fender bender on the bridge, so things are going to get worse before they get better. and we're going to take you down to the south bay. they have been busy as well. we had an accident on 280. you can see the slowdowns there, but 101 both north and southbound, a couple of fender benders there as well. so take it slow out there on this wednesday, but do enjoy the day because if you didn't like the music in the 70s, you're going to love the 80s. steve i see what you did there. >> frank, i appreciate it. i

appreciate that, thank you sir. all right. >> my inner sal i'm trying to work on you're you're doing great. >> all right. sun and high clouds. a little haze around the edges now. doesn't take long. when you get a little inversion to set up. that's warm air aloft and warmer. probably about the same, although i think there's an increase in higher clouds tomorrow. cooler little dip in the jet will give us a little bigger fog bank and cooler friday. but the good news is the weekend looks good. about five people have asked me in the last day, are we done with rain? the answer is no, april 8th to the eighth to 14 day outlook here from the climate prediction center, 24th of april through the 30th has us normal to above normal on rainfall. let's see if this works this time. the best bet if you work outside 27th, that's my $0.02 worth. 27th i think is a day. i'm a roofer. i need to know. all right, 27th. i'm a landscaper. i know about 27th, nothing showing up yet, but i do think by this time next week, i think we'll be talking about today, though, we're talking about not much. there's some higher clouds, but that's about it. but boy, there's plenty out there. there's nothing organized. but they'll

just continue to break through the ridge and drift across. highs yesterday were nice. napa, gilroy, concord, san jose, santa cruz, livermore, san rafael, santa rosa, all between 74 and 77. 77 was quite popular. napa, atherton, san ramon, san jose today went 79 to 80 for all for a little bit warmer today. probably the warmest days today. there might be a few tomorrow that are near 80, but i think coast and bay will start to cool a little bit tomorrow. 50s on most of the temps already here won't take long. we are running one to what, five six degrees warmer than 24 hours ago at napa airport, now leading the way at plus six. plenty of high clouds. they'll be on the move next 48 hours. and then a little, as we talked about just a little weak system on friday, which will allow cooler pattern today, though looks to be the warmest day. temperatures bumping up then that cooler friday. but the good news is the ridge of high pressure reloads and starts a little warm up over the weekend. so your wednesday warmth a lot of sun, high clouds, little haze, 60s 70s to near 80 on the temps you guys. >> steve thank you. a man seen by some as a rising star in the

democratic party and the director of a housing nonprofit, is accused of rape and assault by three women in san francisco. what police there say they want now as they work to learn more about the allegations, the bay area could soon become home to a new state park, but the people who can make it happen first want to know what you think about the idea

a new state park. the state park and recreation commission is conducting a tour of the 3100 acre area that's being called the alameda tesla property hasn't been decided yet whether the area will be a state park or a state recreation area, or one of the other classifications used by the state. the public is invited to join the tour today. it begins at the state park district office out on tesla road in livermore, set to begin at 9 a.m. should last 3 to 4 hours. >> all right. the first major high school built in alameda county in more than 50 years is getting ready to open in dublin. emerald high will open with the next school year when it starts. the district says its student population has grown by more than a whopping 90% since 2000. the $400 million school will have room for 2500 students by 2026. for now, though, 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, 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 full football field, eight tennis courts and eight lane track. two. >> when it's completed, sonoma county is bringing a new program to its juvenile hall, a new music recording studio. the county probation department says the goal is to promote self-expression, positive safety and wellness among the children detained at the facility. >> it allows them to kind of dive deeper into into some of those creative thoughts, and we're just happy to be be a part of a letting them share their story. >> the studio includes industry standard microphones and recording software, as well as guitars, keyboards, drums and other instruments. >> one of san francisco's jails

that went into lockdown due to safety concerns is reopening today. why another facility is staying closed and what needs to happen to lift that lockdown? >> apple ceo tim cook is in southeast asia today. the international leader he met with as the company tries to diversify its supply chain

lining oakland's lake merritt. what they're after, that's

inside, and what the city plans to do in response. then a former director of a san francisco housing nonprofit accused of rape and assault, what police are asking of the public and what one woman says happened. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back . it's a busy one. you can tell just by our body language here. we'll get to the news in a second. >> i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. we have an issue with alaska airlines right now. we're going to get to in just a moment. but first let's check in with steve to see how the forecast is going to be looking. it looks nice today a little haze a little warmer. >> not too bad i think we were warmer last week you guys. but we'll get some locations near 80 today. a lot of high clouds kind of cruising on by 40s 50s on the 10th. we're beginning to warm up here on these, so it won't take long. you can see a lot of high clouds, sun, then high clouds, but i do think some inland areas will be about 2 to 3 degrees warmer than yesterday. and we had a lot of 77 yesterday. so

wednesday's warm ways not too bad. it's not bad. i mean we're you know, 80 for us is pretty pretty common sun and high clouds warmer for most. that equals 70 coast bay and near 80 for some inland. all right. frank is here. 831 on a bridge tour again or a freeway tour? >> yeah, we've done that far too many times, actually. we're going to take you out to highway 80 because that's been busy pretty much all morning long. coming down from that carquinez bridge to the maze, get you outside and there she be, holding steady now. just went up a minute 51 minute ride to get you down that stretch of highway 80. that's going to take you nearly an hour. then as soon as you make that right turn and go over to the bay bridge, that is a struggle as well. even worse, though, if you live in the far east bay over here, at least over the oakland hills, that's lafayette highway 24 westbound. it's moving. believe it or not, that's better than it was 15 minutes ago. no incidents. report just about eight o'clock hours deciding. let's commute into the city. and that's what they're doing right now. and that's highway 880 northbound. you could see a little sluggish

going by the coliseum. there is a road hazard at 66th street. in fact, it's a stalled car in the number one lane. so that's slow in your go in that area. we've got an accident on 680 at highway 24 as well. we'll talk about that in our next update. right now it's 832 and we'll send it back to gasia. thank you. >> frank. a key feature in what many consider the center jewel in oakland's crown has been targeted by vandals. ktvu bailey o'carroll live at lake merritt, where some historic street lamps, bailey have been cut down . >> good morning gasia, that is exactly right, those street lamps which surround the three and a half mile perimeter of lake merritt, are being vandalized. now. i want to show you kind of what those look like. so take a look at this video. now, some of these street lamps were knocked down. it's unclear exactly how they did get knocked down. but then the city removed them. so now they just appear to be missing. is what it looks like. if you may just be

walking around the lake now, according to the city at last check earlier this month, 34 curb boxes had been broken into. about ten light poles were down, some because of fallen trees though, others because of the vandalism. oakland representatives said that they have deployed teams to repair the downed lights and install temporary lights because it will take the original vendor some time to make those new historic posts. the crew in oakland will also reinforce curb boxes that have not been damaged, in hopes that they do not get damaged or vandalized. we spoke to a resident who walks in around the lake almost every day. he didn't want to show his face on camera, but he did tell us that he's not so much concerned about the safety because the lack of light from those lights being gone as he is, as what this could mean for the city moving forward. >> it's it has become a really, really lovely place in the last 15 years. and it's depressing as #### to see it start to go

downhill again, because every time oakland goes downhill, it takes a really long time to get back up. >> now, it's unclear if the city is investigating who is responsible for this vandalism. also unclear exactly how long it will take the city to get those temporary lights installed, so that some of those people who are walking either at night when it's dark or in the morning before the sun has come up, don't have to walk in the dark there. reporting live in oakland. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> bailey thank you. we have some breaking news now at 835 to tell you about the faa ordering all alaska airline flights grounded for a time, but we're told now that they are back flying again. but here's what happened. the federal agency didn't publicly disclose the reason why, but we did hear from cnbc they were reporting that the airline was having issues with its systems. that calculates weights for the planes. we just spoke to a representative at sfo who said just minutes ago that flights

were cleared to start flying again. this story is still developing right now. and why this all ground stoppage for alaska was issued just for a short time. we're still working on getting that information right now and getting clarity on what what's happening here and how that is affecting fliers across the country, including here in the bay area. as you look live at sfo, we will, of course, keep following this story for you throughout mornings on two and of course, at ktvu.com. look for the latest updates there. >> san francisco police say they're 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 posted a seven page document on social media detailing what she says happened in august of 2021. jacobo 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. san francisco police posted on social media 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 their case to the san francisco police, the new attorney is representing convicted killer scott peterson, asking a judge to order dna tests on a burned van and mattress that were found near the peterson home a day after laci peterson vanished. >> 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 the information is already public. there 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 and if everything is agreeable. peterson was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and

their unborn son more than 20 years ago in modesto. attorneys for the innocence project say the modesto police withheld evidence from the defense attorneys and disregarded a robbery that occurred near the peterson family home. >> 837 happening today, a lockdown is being lifted at one of san francisco's jails. the number two 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 and is expected to reopen soon as well. the deputies union says there have been nine attacks on deputies at san francisco county jails in the past three weeks. sheriff paul miyamoto showed photos of injured deputies at a news conference and blamed jail overcrowding and a shortage of staff. >> 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 sheriff's office reports that seven staff members and nine deputies have been injured since late last month, the san francisco public

defender's office said in response, the sheriff's department failure to provide incarcerated people consistent access to their attorneys, as well as transporting person to court, have also contributed to the increased jail population since these failures delay criminal proceedings, public defender's office goes on to say taxpayer funds would be better spent in long terme investments in underserved communities. >> all right. coming up on 839 right now, steve paulson is back up with us this morning for a look at your forecast, steve, weather's changing. >> changing to the warmth. yeah, not too much, but we're bumping it up a little bit here, you guys. not a lot. i think last week was warmer. we had some 83, 84 in there. should top out around 80 maybe 81. but there's a lot of high clouds coming through. so a mix of sun, high clouds, haze. there's plenty of high clouds out there. i think we'll see more coming in, if not later today. more likely tomorrow. napa, atherton, san ramon, san jose bumped you up all from 77 yesterday to 7980 today. only the high clouds, i think, would keep some locations from getting maybe just a smidge

warmer. i think today i remember the weekend was unseasonably cold. i think today is the warmest day, if not a few of the inland locations. tomorrow could also be near 80, but 5060 is on the temps. vacaville is in there . brentwood's in there, mainly 50s. city's already bumped up to 58. san carlos is at 59, so we're getting there. we're running 1 to 6 degrees warmer than 24 hours ago. the napa airport is plus six compared to yesterday. at this time. a lot of high clouds. i mean, they'll they'll just continue to kind of cruise on by here and just drag across us. so a lot of high clouds next couple of days. but temperatures doing their best to bump up. and then i think today is the warmest day, 60s 70s to near 80. unless you're far enough inland and you might get some lower 80s but cooler friday a little dip in the jet stream. but today i think the patchy fog is gone, but high clouds, mild sun, high clouds equals temperatures 70 to 80 for most a few 60s near the coast. tomorrow about the same, if not a slightly cooler, cooler friday. but the good news is a weekend where we get a nice rebound.

>> thank you steve 840 coming up, whooping cough cases are on the rise. next on the nine. we'll talk live with an infectious disease expert to explore what we all need to know about this highly contagious respiratory infections, and why some symptoms can last for months. >> apple ceo tim cook is in southeast asia today. the international leader he met with as the company works to diversify its supply chain and

by the us equal employment opportunity commission. the new rules require employers with 15 or more workers to provide fair accommodations. lions going for those going through pregnancy, childbirth, abortion or any other medical condition that may be related. this includes time off for health care appointments, temporary reassignment suspension of certain job duties, and remote work. the new rules take effect this summer. >> governor gavin newsom signing a bill that will reduce the state's budget shortfall. lawmakers agree to a deal that will cut $17 billion from the budget 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

analysis office says it could be as high as $73 billion. california is still 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 at 844. boeing is under fire this morning as an important hearing gets underway. this comes at the same time boeing got more bad news from one of its major airlines. >> sam cooke is back in studio with today's dollars and cents. >> right now, hearings are beginning for boeing. they're looking into the safety culture and quality control at boeing. want to take you there live this morning as testimony is beginning. this is back to back hearings today for boeing. lawmakers and regulators expect to hear from boeing engineers, safety experts and a whistleblower who will reportedly testify that boeing took shortcuts when manufacturing its 777 and 787

dreamliner jets and that risk of catastrophic failure will increase as the planes age. now, ahead of the hearings, boeing has contends that its planes and quality controls are safe. also this morning, though, united airlines announced it is going to lease planes from airbus based in europe. as boeing continues to deal with delays in delivering its planes because of the quality control crisis. so again, looking at that hearing live and we'll continue to monitor that now, by the way, boeing is part of the dow jones index. as the opening bell rang this morning, boeing's stock dropped about $1 a share. it's now down $2 a share and about more than $100 a share since the beginning of the year. as we take you live to the numbers now , the dow, the nasdaq and the s&p 500 have also dropped a bit in the last hour. the dow now down a third of a percent, the s&p 500 down about the same percentage wise. the nasdaq slipping almost 100 points at this hour. also today, president biden will call for tripling the

rates of tariffs on steel and aluminum from china. now the president will make the announcement during an address today to the united steelworkers union in pittsburgh, pennsylvania. labor unions have expressed concern about the us steel industry because of competition from china. officials in the biden administration say production of steel in china is not subject to the same level of environmental regulations as the us, and that china sells steel at artificially low prices. 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. the cases are spread out across at least nine states, but none so far 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, and the us is making it much more expensive for musicians from

overseas to perform within the country. immigration services imposed a large fee increase for global musicians trying to get a visa. the cost for filing paperwork to tour in the us has gone from $460 to more than $1,600 per person. that means bringing artists and all of the backstage crew and other help could cost tens of thousands of dollars. now again, we are keeping an eye on those boeing hearings. we will have live reports throughout the day and updates on our website as well. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> thank you. pam apple is looking into sending some of its manufacturing operations from china to indonesia. apple ceo tim cook met with indonesia's president this morning in jakarta to discuss the investment possibilities. apple is seeking to diversify its supply chain away from china. move is also part of an effort by indonesia to bring in more manufacturing. >> i think the investment ability in indonesia is endless. i think that there's a lot of

great places to invest and we're investing. we believe in the country. >> thank you. >> cook's visit came after apple announced its fourth app developer, app developer academy in indonesia, on the island of bali. apple launched the program to train app developers in indonesia back in 2018. >> disneyland is one step closer to major renovations. overnight, the anaheim city council unanimously approving a proposal for a $1.9 billion expansion plan. the proposal includes constructing a new park, shops and restaurants on the western side of the disney property. but some anaheim residents are strongly opposed to the plan, which also calls for disney to buy several city streets for $40 million to expand this resort. >> corrupt, corrupt and just never ending hunger for disneyland. how much do you want ? aren't 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. >> the disneyland forward project would be the first major addition to the theme park adventure. opened in 2001, the proposal still needs to pass a second city council vote next month. park expansion could then begin as soon as the summer. >> time now is 849. a quick check of traffic as we wrap up a wednesday commute that's definitely had its share of problems. yeah, a little bit of everything today. >> garcia. hi, everyone. frank mallicoat here, 101 southbound petaluma boulevard up in santa rosa. dead deer blocking the number one lane southbound. so take note of that. this just kind of popped up as well. this is east bay accident at 680 south at 24 at the interchange, it was already bad at that

point. getting worse now. so we will keep an eye on that. as you can see, traffic backed up all the way past 242 well into concord and up into martinez. and this continues to be just a mess. highway 24 westbound, as far as we can tell. incident free all the way to the tunnel, but slow as sludge getting through that calicut on into oakland, good news though, things are starting to ease up quite a bit. on the bay bridge, you can see the horizon. you don't see wall to wall cars there, but still a bit of a slow roll getting over the bridge. but it's getting better on a wednesday. you can't ask for much more than that. 850 your time. let's say good morning to steve paulson. >> are you back tomorrow? >> yes, sir. looking friday too. >> well wow. how about that friday bonus. all right. thank you sir. >> there you go. >> hat trick. all right. hat trick. very well played. all right. we do have a lot of high clouds coming through. sun high

clouds, haze. but bumping up those temps a little bit. not a big deal, but a little bit. we'll get some upper 70s to low 80s 50s on the temps. few 60s already showing up, but it's not taking long. temperatures are running warmer than 24 hours ago with the napa airport saying catch me if you can. i'm a front runner. i'm six degrees warmer than at this time yesterday. even half moon bay's plus for a lot of high clouds, though that that that may prevent us from actually reaching some of the forecast highs because there's a bunch out, there's a weak little system right here, right there. this little guy right there, what it's going to do is just drag across right here. that'll open the door to a little cooler pattern. on friday, we'll see an increase in low clouds. but today, even with the higher clouds and the haze, we'll get to probably our warmest day could be close tomorrow inland, but i think today is it. and then cooler as we just mentioned by friday. so patchy fog looks like it's gone wednesday. warmth. sun, high clouds, temperatures inland 70s 80s closer to the coast and bay 6070s. but it does look like everyone will bump up above average here about the same thursday. cooler friday, and then happy to report, just like

we do in meteorology 101. your weekend looks good steve. >> thank you. tax season is over and some people are looking to turn that cash into unforgettable experiences. coming up on the nine, we'll talk live with an expert for tips and destinations to make the most of your tax refund. >> first, though, california state parks week is coming back this year. the free ctivities planned for is business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition.

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12, visitors will have special chance chances to explore the outdoors. at state parks week, we'll have events and classes like birding for beginners, house, horseback riding and 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's parks week website. >> governor newsom has 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 said california, norway share a 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 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 help create solutions that advance climate action. scientists say it could be getting more difficult to study space because of asteroids and moons throughout the solar system. to combat that, researchers in switzerland have developed a device known as a space hopper. well, 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 an asteroids rocky terrain. >> 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 new project, the oakland roots and soccer clubs and soul soccer clubs say their future in the

city is on the line. >> alameda county supervisors voted to auction off their portion of a proposed soccer stadium site on may 22nd. supervisors are still directing staff to pursue a sale to the city of oakland, but the city has rejected previous offers. meantime, 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. >> the county says it offered to streamline lease negotiations through a land swap with the city. county supervisors say they also have a responsibility to their constituents and must address a $100 million deficit. alex lora, a midfielder for bay fc, was awarded the national women's soccer league goal of

the week. >> clearance got over. bailey and hammers were going in. >> alex luchador lowrisc scored during sunday's match against seattle at paypal park in san jose, was the second of two goals during a ten minute span in the second half. >> bay fc of course, the new women's professional soccer franchise representing the bay area. the california highway patrol is making it easier for drivers to get a copy of a police report if they're involved in a crash. chp posted its new online crash portal on social media for motorists involved in the collision. will be given a crash card with a qr code that can later be scanned to find detailed information on the incident for free. >> the fate of pro-palestinian demonstrators up in the air. it comes as they were detained and released after tying up traffic across the bay area. the question this morning whether or not the da will press charges, then historic street lamps around oakland's