this season. >> first cruise, now waymo. why federal investigators are now looking into the operations of the mountain view based driverless car company. more students at bay area schools showing solidarity with the pro-palestinian movement. we're live at one campus where the university says students are risking punishment if they don't leave by an afternoon deadline, then the newest bay area professional sports team has a name and is about to take flight. how the name of the wnba expansion team is a nod to the strength and skill of the athletes on the court, and how it's already working to unite both sides of the bay. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. >> i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. tuesday morning, may 14th i bet you had to use the seat warmer today. >> you know, i always do, except for like in the dead of august. i always want to be cozy.

>> but you did notice it was cooler for sure. >> it's chilly. yeah. >> rosemary is here to talk about your weather. getting you ready for a tuesday. rosemary. >> yes. good morning to both of you. a little bit of a chill in the air giving you a live look here over lake tahoe where you can see the snow capped mountains. still at this time. and talking about a chill lake tahoe this morning, 38 degrees, but going to 70 in the afternoon. and with all that blue sky hard to tell that there may be a thunderstorm or two in the lineup for the afternoon over areas of lake tahoe today. meanwhile, here at home, we are waking up with the gray skies over most of the coast as well as our bay side communities. 51 degrees right now in san francisco, concord enjoying sunshine at 53 as well as oakland for your afternoon. temperatures are going to be very much a seasonal for our coast as well as our bayside communities. 70 for oakland today, but our inland communities going to be a bit warm. low 80s in santa rosa, livermore. several degrees above average going to 80. for a better look at today and what we

can expect for the days ahead, including your bay area weekend coming up in just a little bit. 701 let's see how the highways are doing this morning with sal. good morning. >> good morning rosemary. we do have the typical slowing getting into san francisco. that's to say that the bay bridge is backed up as you drive from the maze. we had an earlier problem that was been cleared. also, interstate 880 traffic looks okay, nothing unusual. and the san mateo and dumbarton bridge are all typical. you need to know that things aren't unusual on the peninsula as well. on 101 and 280, heading up and down 701. let's go back to the headlines, sal. >> thank you. new this morning federal highway safety regulators are opening another investigation into a self-driving car company. this time mountain view based waymo. the investigation involves 22 incidents of crashes and traffic violations reported by waymo. no one was hurt in any of the incidents since last month. federal regulators have opened at least four investigations into cars that have some type of self-driving capabilities cruise has announced it'll start

testing its self-driving taxis in arizona this week. for now, the rides will have safety drivers on board this is seen as a major step for cruise in resuming driverless rides. the company suspended operations last fall after an incident involving one of its cars in san francisco. the state revoked cruise's license to operate its self-driving vehicles in california after cruise allegedly covered up information about the crash. >> our time now. 703a deadline is looming for protesting students at the university of san francisco, who are part of a pro-palestinian encampment on the campus, university city officials want the protesters to leave the campus by this afternoon, or there will be punishment. ktvu james torres is out there at the campus with the latest. good morning, james dave. >> good morning. well, the encampment behind me looks a lot like it does at several other campuses all across the country. here you see the tents that are all pitched up here, all on the welch field of the university of san francisco campus. students here say they actually did meet

with the university president, paul fitzgerald, for about three hours. they talked about what it would take to break the encampment down. but they say they never actually reached many agreements. now, students are most of them, at least not actually in these tents at the moment. they'll be here at about 830. that's because many of them are in the finals week. graduate week as well. university officials say those students need to be out of here by 3:00. this afternoon. the school says the camp is violating school code and if those protesters stay, then the university says that they will lose their opportunity for full amnesty. >> so they did say that they're not going to have police raid us unless we're violent or we're harassing somebody. but i want to emphasize we've been peaceful since april 29th, and we're going to remain peaceful. >> yeah, april 29th. that's when the first day of the encampment. that's when it all began. students say they've gotten a great deal of support since

then, including a number of students who identify as jewish, who have joined their cause. now, those in the encampment say they don't plan to leave until their demands are met. one demand discussed asking the university president to publicly say palestine is experiencing a genocide, which those students say president fitzgerald did not agree to. they are planning to rally here at 3 p.m. again. the same time in which the university has designated a deadline for these students to clear out. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. >> james, thank you. organizers say they're planning a mass protest outside google's i o conference in mountain view today. this comes just weeks after google fired dozens of workers who held sit in protests at its offices in sunnyvale, seattle and new york. organizers say hundreds of people are expected to try to shut down the conference at the shoreline amphitheater. protesters say google's project nimbus could aid the israeli military's offensive in gaza.

>> well, donald trump's former attorney, michael cohen. well, let me tell you about secretary of state antony blinken. he's on an unannounced visit to ukraine. in fact, he arrived in kyiv earlier today, reassured ukraine it does have american support in its fight against russia. antony blinken's visit comes after congress passed a new aid package that contains $60 billion in aid for ukraine. now he'll be meeting with ukrainian leaders and getting updates on the war during his two day trip. and blinken's visit comes as russia has launched a new offensive on ukrainian border cities. the russian forces captured at least seven villages along the border in recent days. that is causing massive evacuations as thousands of ukrainians grab what they can and get out of there. >> some special attention is paid to the kharkiv region defensive battles are ongoing, fierce battles on a large part of our border area, there are

villages that have actually turned from a gray zone into a combat zone. >> now us defense department officials say they're trying to speed up the delivery of u.s. aid, which was held up for months in congress for people in san jose have been displaced because of a fire at a buddhist temple. >> it happened last night around 6:00 on foss avenue near 680. it took about two hours for firefighters to get the flames under control. the fire affected both the temple and a house right behind it. for people living there have been displaced. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> our time now 706 with new this morning, the bay area's newest pro sports team just announced its new name. >> so when i hear the golden state valkyries, i think of power. i think of community. i think of achieving the impossible together and showing the world what is possible. >> that was jess smith. she's the president of the bay area's new wnba team, which we now know will be the golden state

valkyries, the valkyries originated from norse mythology. it was a group of warrior women who were strong. they were bold and fierce. the logo of the team includes the bay bridge showing the tie between oakland and san francisco. the valkyries will start playing in the wnba next season. >> time 707. we do have some of the traditional backups out there that you might expect. for example, the westbound richmond bridge. we have some slow traffic there. no major issues here as you drive over to marin, but there's a backup waiting for you. and again, these things aren't going to surprise you if you drive every day. bay bridge improving a little bit. remember last hour? we had slower traffic because of an earlier incident that's been cleared up. and 880 if you want to get into downtown oakland right now, could be the time to do it before it gets really busy. these commutes are looking rather typical. and this morning, 708 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. thank you. well,

donald trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, is once again testifying this morning at trump's criminal trial in new york. the former president arrived at court. he had a group of supporters with him. this time, ktvu andre senior in the studio. now to tell us more about what to expect in the courtroom. andre. dave. >> donald trump arrived at the courthouse with a group of supporters, including house speaker mike johnson, north dakota governor doug burgum and former republican presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy. trump said they are there to speak for him since he isn't allowed to speak because of the judge's gag order. >> i do have a lot of surrogates and they are speaking very beautifully and they come from all over washington and they're highly respected and they think this is the greatest scam they've ever seen. and some are democrats. the very embarrassed by what's going on. i just want to trump that went on to read comments from other supporters quoting their remarks. >> right now, michael cohen is still being questioned by prosecutors. trump's defense attorneys could begin

cross-examination of cohen today . that follows cohen's testimony yesterday when he said trump was involved in a conspiracy to suppress stories of alleged sexual affairs in order to avoid harm to his 2016 presidential candidacy. cohen testified, quote, what i was doing was at the direction of and benefit of mr. trump. everything required mr. trump's sign off, end quote. cohen's testimony backed up by claims by prosecutors that trump knew all the details about a payment made to former adult movie actress stormy daniels. >> in this case, you've got extraordinary written documentation, you've got all of those ledger entries, you've got the checks signed by mr. trump, you've got evidence from other disinterested witnesses that the checks were written in new york and were fedex down to washington and then sent back. >> trump has denied having an affair with daniels and denies the charges that he falsified business records to cover up payments. one defense attorneys get a chance to question cohen.

they're expected to try and raise doubts about his credibility. among other things, cohen served time in prison for lying to congress and for federal charges related to those payments. back to you, david. okay andre. >> thank you. time now. 710 tesla reversing course just days after tesla workers were fired. a division within tesla apparently is bringing some of those workers back. >> too many of you riders are skipping out without paying a fare. how the transit ine plans on cracking

a desperate search for a loved one who's been missing. now for several weeks. they say 25 year old dennis chow of hayward has serious mental health problems. he hasn't been seen since april 23rd. he has no money or a cell phone. he wandered away before from his home, but they found him at one point but say he ran away from a hospital. >> we found him at dublin bart station and when we found him, his feet were heavily blistered. and the day after we drove him to the er here in hayward, where he was able to get seen for all of those blisters he had on his feet. but to also get a psychiatric evaluation from the doctor and the family says they're really frustrated he was allowed to escape from that

hospital and they're frustrated with law enforcement. >> they think child could now be in monterey county. more family members are flying in from vietnam to help with the search. >> a jury in alameda county has convicted a man of second degree murder for killing his girlfriend in. investigators say joseph roberts killed 27 year old elizabeth buckner in their pleasanton apartment last summer. her body later washed up along the alameda shoreline. elizabeth buckner was a law school student two months away from earning her degree. her mother spoke outside the courthouse yesterday, shortly after the jury announced its decision on what today's verdict means for me is that i don't have to look over my shoulder for right now. >> i've lived in trauma, in terror. >> roberts will be back in court june 14th for sentencing. he could face 15 years to life in prison. >> our time now 715. oakland's new police chief is officially on the job. police chief floyd mitchell finished his first day

on the job after spending weeks meeting with oakland police leaders to learn about the department and its programs. city leaders say they're optimistic about the new police chief, but say a lot of work has to be done. >> we're looking forward to meeting with him and with many of the merchants and a lot of the a lot of the small businesses and folks that live and work in fruitvale to, to, you know, to support him and hopefully he'll be able to be creative and energetic to because we need that right now. >> public safety is the number one priority is not about talking and feeling sorry for people. it's about taking action . >> and now police chief mitchell succeeds leronne armstrong, who was fired more than a year ago. new knee, san francisco's mass transit agency, has new plans to crack down on fare evaders. muni is hiring three dozen new fare inspectors. they'll start work across the city beginning july 1st. their main goal to make

sure everybody who takes mass transit in san francisco pays for their ride. muni estimates 20% of its riders regularly skip paying the fare. >> we can't sustain muni service without people paying their fair fare, it is about a quarter of our operators salary. if, if we're not able to bring fare compliance up a bit, we will have no choice but to reduce muni service. >> and muni also announced a plan to make sure the fare inspectors stay safe. they'll be working in groups of three. they'll have radios with them. so they can immediately contact the police if they see a dangerous situation. >> analysts say. already, high gas prices here in california are only expected to rise as we get into the summer months. the average price across the bay area right now is $5.45 a gallon, $0.59 higher than where we were this time last year. now, california vehicles have overall better gas mileage than

those in other states, but many drivers say they are frustrated with what they're paying at the pump. >> people that are running the state right now and the regulations associated with the gas prices, and i just i don't like it. >> now, the statewide average price for gas is $5.27 a gallon. the national average. this would be a dream, right? $3.62. now, the state excise tax per gallon is $0.57 here in california right now. that will go up to almost $0.60 a gallon starting july 1st. triple a is predicting close to 44 million people will be traveling for memorial day weekend. it's a 4% increase since last year and closely is very close to matching 2005 record numbers for travel. it's estimated some 38 million americans will travel by car. airports are expected to see 3.5 million travelers that weekend. experts say that drivers leaving thursday or friday should hit the road early to avoid mixing with commuters. travelers returning sunday or monday should avoid the afternoon and

early evening hours because that is when everyone is rushing home. you don't want to get stuck on the road. i've done that before. not doing that again. >> oh, look at those pictures. let's see what sal is seeing on the roads right now. everybody behaving out there. >> yeah, it's a very typical commute there dave. and gasia good morning to you both. right now highway four is where we're going to start. and i'll tell you that it's a little better than it was an hour ago. it was backed up all the way into antioch. but now it's backed up through bay point and part of pittsburg, getting over to concord. nothing unusual there at the bay bridge. it's better than it was, although it is crowded. we had an early morning accident in san francisco that's been gone for a while, and we do see that traffic on interstate 880 is looking good. so this commute is mostly the routine slowdowns. peninsula looks good, though not too bad on 101 or 280 in and out of san francisco right now. 719 let's bring rosemary in with today's weather. >> oh thank you sal. good morning to all of you. starting out with some low cloud and overcast sky across much of the

bay area this morning, but not the case in lake tahoe. get a view of this one. beautiful blue skies are the lake. looks so calm. some snow still on the mountains, temperatures sinking into the upper 30s here this morning and into the afternoon. 70 degrees with the slight possibility of afternoon thunderstorms on the crest there. storm tracker two here showing us here at home. low clouds are banked up against the coastline as well as our bayside communities. we have this system here that was parked a little bit closer to the bay area yesterday. it has shifted towards southern california. ridge of high pressure over the pacific will be nudging in our direction in the coming days, and that's going to bring our temperatures up. but it's not going to be a dramatic jump, just a few degrees expected for today into the next 24 hours. you'll notice how the ridge again begins to shift a little bit closer to us. and then we kind of remain status quo for the coming days. we're not going to lose the sea breeze. the

onshore breeze through areas of san francisco, the bay, and noticing the yellows and oranges through the delta into the afternoon as we typically see the sea breeze pick up during that time frame, it will begin to drop again. once we get into sunset, 51 degrees right now in san francisco, 50 in napa, 53 in livermore, our temperatures are slowly rebounding. still struggling a little bit in areas like novato are still in the upper 40s, but 72 degrees san francisco, san rafael for today, 65. in the city of san francisco, 75. mountain view 85 for antioch. your extended forecast. we will remain status quo moving into wednesday, thursday, friday and into your weekend. low 60s at the coast. low 70s around the bay. low to mid 80s expected all the way through sunday. back to you rosemary. >> thank you. the fbi and homeland security warning about potential threats during june's pride month. why they're concerned about the current political climate. >> and he's a young quarterback.

he was a star at marin catholic high school and later a star at cal. now jared goff, quarterback of the detroit lions, has agreed to one of the richest contract in

connecticut sun in front of a nationally televised audience.

clark's popularity is driving up ticket sales. tonight's game is the first sellout for connecticut since its inaugural season in 2003. the average online ticket price around $300. the most expensive courtside seats going for several thousand each. quarterback jared goff just signed a contract extension with the detroit lions, giving him the second highest annual salary in the nfl. the new deal is said to be worth $212 million for four years. goff's extension comes after a productive year that saw him finish among the league leaders in key quarterback stats. the former cal golden bear and marin catholic graduate also led the lions to the nfc championship game before losing to the niners. >> our time now 725, the american cancer society launching what could be the biggest study ever on cancer risk for black women. researchers want 100,000 black women between 25 and 55 years old who've never been diagnosed with cancer, to take part. the data shows black women have the highest death rate and the

shortest survival rate of any racial or ethnic group in the u.s. for most cancers, they say, they hope to understand the factors that influence those outcomes. >> happening today, the brentwood city council will consider making changes to how the city manages outdoor dining. the city council will discuss whether restaurants can use sidewalk space for tables and outdoor dining. a staff report notes complaints about outdoor tables taking up too much space and making it hard for people walking by. the council is aiming to clarify rules for downtown brentwood on how businesses can set up dining and create new enforcement rules. >> time now, 726 campus police at ucsf take down a pro-palestinian encampment. the allegations of protesters are making against the school. >> tesla's supercharger network is seen by some as one of the company's top achievements. why it could be sp ,

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ends next week. next month around the country. the warning that the fbi and the department of homeland security just announced, and tens of thousands of people expected it. today's google's development conference

in mountain view. but google is also worried about some uninvited guests. what protesters are telling us about their plans this morning from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and it is tuesday may 14th. we're starting off chilly. yeah but rosemary around you know two three in the afternoon. it warms up beautifully. it feels fabulous out there yesterday a lot like today. >> like tomorrow. like the next day. we are going to continue with this pattern. it looks like all the way into the weekend the morning clouds, afternoon sunshine in a little bit of drizzle out there and fog to join us as well. temperatures this morning are ranging from upper 40s to upper 50s and into the afternoon. 60 degrees in pacifica to 85. in antioch. a better look at the current conditions, your afternoon highs and what we can expect for the rest of the week and your weekend coming up in just a little bit. 730 let's see how the highways are doing this hour

with sal. good morning. >> good morning rosemary. you know, it does look like a typical commute. and highway four is slow this morning, but nothing unusual. there it is. that's the drive from bay point over to concord, and you will see the traditional slowdown. bay bridge is a little better than it was after some earlier issues. 880 still hasn't become really busy and the san mateo bridge looks good. we've also been looking at the peninsula that looks good and so does five 8680, though is slow through pleasanton on the way down the sunol grade 730. let's go back to the headlines. >> new this morning. the fbi has issued a warning involving this summer's pride celebrations in the united states. federal agents say foreign terrorist groups may attempt to target pride parades and other events, says the lgbtq plus community in this country. the warning issued does not specifically mention any bay area pride events, but the fbi says it's especially concerned isis may be planning an attack on us soil next month. we'll mark eight years since the

mass shooting at a gay nightclub in orlando, florida, that led to 49 deaths. isis praised that attack. 731 happening today a group of tech workers planning a protest and rally outside google's conference in mountain view today. they say they want to draw attention to the tech giant's business contracts with the israeli military. k.t.s. ali rasmus live in mountain view here to show us, ali, what's happening on campus right now. >> well, google's flagship developers conference starts today. >> it is a scheduled to start around 10:00 this morning, but already we've seen some of the preparations for it here. behind us, you can see where people have been getting dropped off and walking to that bag check area. security is pretty tight around here. and then those folks are heading over to the registration tent. this is all happening on the campus and the company's mountain view campus. thousands are expected to attend the conference in person and online from around the world, and the focus of the google i o conference is artificial

intelligence this year. but an organization that calls itself no tech for genocide plans to stage a protest here to call attention to google's business contracts with the israeli government. the group is particularly focused on a program called project nimbus, which the organization says is being used to target innocent civilians in the war in gaza. since 2021, google and amazon have provided cloud computing services, artificial intelligence and other tech services to the israeli government through project nimbus. last month, nine google workers staged a sit in protest at the office of one of the executives overseeing that program. that sit in protest lasted for several hours. the workers were eventually arrested. another 40 or so. google workers and contractors were also fired for participating in that sit in protest last month, including one of the organizers of today's protest action. now, the group plans to meet nearby the google campus around 830 this morning before organizing a rally and other types of protest demonstrations near the google

campus. again, it's set to coincide with the thousands of people scheduled to be here for the google flagship developers conference. that conference starts at 10:00 this morning. in the next couple of hours, we will be watching to see exactly where and how that protest action plays out here. live in mountain view. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news okay, ali, thank you. >> time 733 the university of san francisco warning pro-palestinian protesters who have encampments on the campus. they have to leave by 3 p.m. today or face discipline action. the protesters want the university to divest from israel. they condemn the violence against palestinians in gaza. the leaders of ucsf say they respect the right of free speech, but public safety on campus is their main priority. some students say they will not leave the camp until their demands are met. >> we've been here since april 29th, and again, we're not going to leave until we get those

demands met. we've made that really clear after meeting yesterday with some of the members of the encampment, university officials say they'll call for a cease fire in gaza and also form a socially responsible investment task force and will give organizers of the encampment a dedicated seat. >> meantime, a pro-palestinian group claims police took down their encampment at ucsf. the group sets up tents at the medical complex on parnassus avenue. instagram videos show campus police officers taking down those tents and arresting one of the demonstrators. the group accused the medical school of forcing them to remove pro-palestine banners off buildings. we tried to contact the university to get a comment on this, but so far have not heard back from them. >> san jose state has become the latest university where pro-palestinian protesters have set up an encampment against the war in gaza. a professor who is

a faculty advisor for the protesters says they want the university to be more transparent about its financial investments and fully divest from any investment connected to israel. >> the administration, though they send lots of emails about their concerns over wars or natural disasters like earthquakes and hurricanes, have yet to send one email out about the genocide that is happening against the palestinians. and we're in our seventh month now. >> the university says while it respects freedom of speech, its main priority is keeping the campus safe for learning. it also said the encampment violates school policy. >> our time now. 735. a judge in sonoma county reduced the charges against two women accused of trespassing and vandalism at a poultry farm in petaluma. about 50 people with a group called direct action everywhere are targeted. petaluma poultry on lakeville highway last june, about 230 in the morning, investigators say four protesters went into the property by cutting through a

chain link fence and took 5 or 6 of the chickens. the two women are due to go back to court on may 23rd, to be arraigned on the new reduced charges. meantime, in menlo park, a herd of very hungry goats was brought in to eat as much vegetation as they want to reduce the fire hazards. as we head into summertime, all this week, the goats will be at sharon hills park eating up dry weeds and grass. the goats come from a company called ecosystem concepts incorporated. now, the city has used goats for more than ten years to help reduce the fuels out there. goats are a nontoxic, environmentally friendly way to reduce fire risk in very dry areas. >> tesla has started rehiring some members of its supercharger team, two weeks after ceo elon musk gutted it. chief among the people who've returned is the team's north american director. it's unclear how many people so

far have been rehired out of the nearly 500 who were laid off last week, musk pledged to spend more than $500 million on growing tesla's supercharger network this year. >> all right, gasia time is 737, right back to sal castaneda. what's happening in our commute now? >> yeah, we're getting a little more crowded in the south bay there. dave and garcia, northbound 280. let's begin there. northbound 280. traffic is going to be slow, and this is nothing really unusual. it's just one of those things that happens in the south bay. i do want to mention that highway 101 is also a little bit slow, and you can look at the grid. things are slow. not a lot of crashes to report in the south bay. we're also looking here at the east bay commute and you will see the traffic is moving along. okay. westbound 580 at the altamont pass. we've had some slow traffic there. and i also want to show you, of course, the bay bridge that is typically slow backed up to the maze at 738. let's talk about today's weather. here's rosemary. >> okay, sal may gray out there

at this hour. we do have a lot of overcast sky from the coast around the bay. our inland cities seeing partly cloudy skies, got some sunshine far inland. east bay this morning. a beautiful look there, jack. london square. we will have the clouds part. mostly sunny, away from the coastline, expected by about lunchtime. 51 degrees in san francisco right now. 50 in napa for the inner east bay, 53 in livermore, areas like santa rosa, novato. you're still in the upper 40s. so a bit of a chill for some this morning, especially if you have a little bit of breeze out there. the winds are generally light, but fairfield reporting 18mph. so that delta breeze there, although it's weak it is moving through the carquinez strait and the delta at this time. the visibility not too bad. we do have a little bit of fog, but you can see not so far that it's low lying and impacting your morning commute. the futurecast model will show you by about lunchtime or so. it's moving back and we will have partly sunny to mostly cloudy skies for

the entire afternoon along the coastline into sunset, it begins to creep back across the bay. we have the giants taking on the dodgers this evening. notice san francisco covered in the gray skies by about sunset. expect partly sunny, breezy, cool conditions there at oracle park. afternoon highs across the region for our coast and our bayside communities. very much where you should be 65 in san francisco, 70 in oakland, our inland cities a little bit above average, 82 for santa rosa, as well as san jose, 84 expected in livermore. i'll have a look at the entire region for today, the rest of the week and into your bay area weekend. coming up in just a little bit. >> okay, rosemary, thank you. time now. 739. the fight is not over yet against aids. we have details of the new funding now heading to san francisco. >> wrote out to our newsroom. say hello again to andre senior as you're looking to the next hours of mornings on two. >> well good morning. we've reported on how waymo is expanding its testing of its driverless cars to the peninsula. but a series of

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crash. >> authorities say that eight people are dead. dozens of others are injured. skyfox up above the scene here you can see the bus on its side. a bus with 53 people on board was carrying migrant workers to a fruit farm when it crashed and overturned. authorities say eight people are dead. eight others are critically hurt. 37 people who were on the bus were taken to the hospital to be treated for non-life threatening injuries. there is no word yet on what caused this wreck, but of course we are following this developing story for you. breaking news here in florida. eight farm workers dead after a bus crash. dozens more injured. >> all right, garcia, time now. 744 here at home, san francisco says it's doing its part to combat disinformation heading into the november election. but officials say more needs to be done now. yesterday at a hearing, the city said it's working with the california secretary of state and the office of elections cyber security during the election

cycle. the problem you're seeing right now, deciding what messaging is allowed and what is not now under the first amendment, many types of election messages are protected. >> i think getting a memo from the city attorney's office about the constitutional landscape that we're operating here would be crucial. so we know what we can and can't do, and we don't waste our time, and we don't end up in court with the city attorney having to spend a lot of time figuring it out. then on the back end now, the city says it has many safeguards at the ballot box as well. >> they say the voting system is not connected to the internet system. software is reinstall old and tested before every election, and manual tallies are taken after the election to compare against the results, a new poll in san francisco shows the mayor's race there is in a statistical dead heat. >> a poll commissioned by grow sf said a simulated ranked choice poll shows mayor london breed would narrowly win reelection over attorney mark

farrell and philanthropist daniel lurie, coming in third. nearly a third of voters were undecided, added 412 voters took part in the polling. the results have a nearly 5% margin of error. congresswoman nancy pelosi announced san francisco will receive $1.6 million in federal funding to help combat hiv and aids. she says the money will help reduce hiv infections in the city and improve quality of life for patients, while also promoting health equity in underserved communities. fighting hiv aids has been a priority for the former house speaker through her time in congress. >> judge judy, the famous tv host, is now suing the parent company of the national enquirer. the judge says an article about her falsely claimed she was trying to help the menendez brothers get a retrial, and the menendez brothers were convicted of murdering their parents back in 1989. in beverly hills. the judge has had problems in the past with the enquirer. back in 2017, the newspaper retracted

and apologized for stories that falsely claimed that she suffered from alzheimer's. all right, our time is 746 welch's grape juice is working on something for people over the age of 21. >> this is not for our toddlers. basically the company known for helping businesses hire workers is also now letting some of them go. pam cook back in studio with a lot going on in dollars and cents. >> yes, it's really been a busy time. a lot of earnings coming in, economic reports and job cuts. unfortunately indeed announced it is cutting 1000 jobs, which is about 8% of its workforce. indeed, based in austin, texas, it does have a big corporate office in san francisco. no word on specific jobs that will be cut. but in the announcement, the ceo said the firm is no longer set up for growth. at this point, after last year's global slowdown in hiring ringing the opening bell this morning, dewalt, part of the black and decker family of power tools, rang that bell to celebrate 100 years in business. and as that bell rang, wall street reacted to the latest

report on inflation. as we take a live look at the numbers that key report on inflation just released this morning, putting some pressure on the markets. but they've been fluctuating quite a bit. the producer price index shows prices at the wholesale level rose more than expected in april. the dow jones you can see just changed before our eyes. it was down a little bit now up a little bit basically flat right now the s&p 500 also about flat maybe kind of digesting this economic information. the nasdaq is up a little bit. the craziness surrounding the trading of gamestop continues that stock up another 77% this morning following a huge gain yesterday. it has been called the meme stock frenzy. it continues this morning after about a three year break. that's after a well-known influencer named roaring kitty was back online discussing meme stocks. last time that happened, the influencer testified before congress as the frenzy was considered a backlash against hedge funds that were betting heavily against the survival of

gamestop. hedge fund managers consider this move as mocking informed investing. walmart's cutting hundreds of corporate jobs and requiring most remote workers to return to the office. now reports say walmart is also planning to move workers in small offices around the country to its headquarters in arkansas. we're going to learn more about walmart's business strategy moving forward on thursday, when the big retailer releases its quarterly earnings report, and welch's is now selling alcoholic beverages. the new line of welch's craft cocktails include vodka, cranberry, passion fruit, mojito, watermelon mule and vodka transfusion. take a look at the packaging. they're. the 12 ounce drinks will go on sale soon just in time for summer and four packs in several states, including california. welch's says they wanted to elevate the ready to drink cocktail with real fruit juice. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents, pam. >> thank you. now, a legal

victory for the oakland a's and the team's plan moved to las vegas. the nevada supreme court rejected a proposed ballot measure that would have allowed voters to overturn a public funding deal for a new ballpark, along the strip, lawmakers have approved $380 million for the billion dollar project. the group, schools over stadiums, has been gathering signatures for a referendum that would allow the measure to be decided by voters. >> i think the public is tired of their politicians spending time on these kind of endeavors. while essential things like schools, housing go either unfixed or unnoticed, all we are trying to do was ask nevadans, do you want to pay for a billionaires stadium with public money? and that's it. >> the nevada supreme court upheld a lower court decision that found the language of the proposed ballot measure confusing schools over stadium says it will try again to place a measure on the ballot. >> all right, our time. 750 tonight, the oakland a's will play the astros in houston. they hope to end a losing streak. the a's have lost four of their last

five games. last night, alex bregman of the astros hit two home runs. the astros scored six runs in the late innings, and they beat the a's 9 to 2. now tonight, the giants will host the first place la dodgers at oracle park for game two of their series. last night, the dodgers beat the giants in extra innings 6 to 4. dodgers catcher will smith hit a two run double in the 10th inning, leading the dodgers to victory over their longtime rivals. it was the dodgers fourth straight win over the giants so far this season. >> 35,000 fans attended game one of the dodgers giants series at oracle park last night. there was a lot of dodger blue in san francisco mixed in with the orange and black ticket agencies estimate dodgers fans will fill more than half the seats as giants home ballpark during this three game series in san francisco. >> i'm a big fan of ohtani. i'm a big fan of yamamoto, so. so i'm first time seeing them both play ever. so i'm looking

forward to that. >> we're thinking about jiang hu. we hope he gets better, we're tired of seeing yastrzemski out there, giants, baby, we're coming back. we're bringing up all the kids from sacramento. we got to play young. we got to play fast. we got to play smart. well he has a plan. >> he does. >> the giants are in fourth place in the national league west, nine games behind the dodgers. >> all right. time 751. hey, sal, you need to link up with that guy. put your giants knowledge together on on how to win and how to do what they need to do. >> i'm sure they're going to listen to me, there they would. >> good morning. >> thank you. good morning to you both. we do have some slow traffic. northbound 101 into san francisco. it had been going so well, too. but there is a crash northbound 101 in san francisco coming up on the 80 split. and that has backed traffic up almost into brisbane, that's a very slow commute. and now 280 is slow. some people have heard about that. and are using 280 instead. and that's not a very good commute coming in from

oakland. it's slow. it's been slow from the macarthur maze, and it's slow all the way across the bridge. 880 in oakland looks all right. san mateo bridge traffic is moderately heavy, and the south bay commute is getting busy, and getting their southbound on 880 is slow. 752 let's bring rosemary back with today's weather. >> all right. we have enjoyable weather for today. if you are going out to the giants game later today, bring along the hoodie. the layers. the thicker jacket is going to be a brisk one out there during the evening game. across the bay area this morning, waking up with the low clouds, the fog, patchy drizzle out there, visibility a-ok, the fog not so thick and close to the ground that it's impacting your drive this morning. storm tracker two there showing you fairly quiet weather. we do have a little bit of a onshore breeze through the delta this morning. outside of that just light winds reported. and the pattern here, the low that is now off the southern california coastline was actually closer to us 24

hours ago. now it is shifting. it will continue to move east and the ridge is going to strengthen a bit over the bay area. here's a look at just the next 24 hours. but all in all, do expect temperatures to come up slightly and then hold steady for a few days. 52 degrees right now in san francisco, upper 40s in areas of novato and santa rosa, we've been kind of parked there all morning, temperatures in the inner east bay, low 50s, concord, walnut creek for the afternoon today, low 60s at the coast, mid 60s in san francisco, low to mid 70s around the bay. our inland communities enjoying some 80s. 84 for livermore, 82 in the north bay of santa rosa. here's a view of the forecast tonight for the giants game. game time is 645. partly to mostly cloudy skies getting into the evening hours. a west breeze to 15mph and 56 degrees expected by game time. temperatures across the bay area. getting into the days ahead, notice not much change. i hope you enjoy

this pattern. low 60s along the coast, low 70s around the bay. low to mid 80s inland. today. tomorrow thursday a minor dip coming friday, saturday and to sunday morning. clouds and afternoon sunshine. garcia. >> rosemary. thank you. 754 here, secretary of state anthony blinken makes an overnight trip to ukraine. the reasons for his surprise visit. then the city of san jose, paying tribute to its vietnamese community. the special monument meant to serve as a nod to the past, present and future. what happened in san jose

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life is a journey best celebrated together. is honoring its vietnamese community with a new monument. a groundbreaking ceremony was held at the vietnamese heritage garden on roberts avenue. that garden was built 13 years ago, honoring the thousands of refugees who fled vietnam after the fall of saigon. >> our shared vision is a garden that remembers the past, but looks ahead to the future that pays homage to the journey that thousands of families took to find a better life here in america, and it helps create that better life by providing a space for people to come together, celebrate and share the rich vietnamese culture with the next generation. >> san jose city leaders say the monument will be just one piece

of a long term vision for that space, which will one day host community events, cultural performances and educational programs for the neighborhood. well, some democrats in san francisco want to declare racist and hate a public health crisis. members of the county's central committee announced a resolution . they say the city is facing an epidemic of hate, and they hope public and health funds can be used to help survivors get the support they need to battle anxiety and depression and ptsd, according to fbi hate crime data, anti-asian hate crime spiked 125% in 2021. anti-black crimes were up 60% in 22. well, runners are getting ready for the bay to breakers this weekend, and bart is getting ready to. bart will run four trains with limited stops before regular bart service begins

sunday. these special trains will get race participants through the embarcadero just before 7 a.m. the 12 k race begins at 8:00 sunday morning in downtown san francisco. street closures will be in effect all across the city, and the oakland zoo's newest resident has a name. now, i want you to meet nuru, which means the light in swahili. now, last week, oakland zoo welcomed the 13 month old baby giraffe from the audubon nature institute in louisiana as part of a species survival plan. but he didn't have a name, so the zoo decided to ask for some help on social media. >> good morning. self-driving car company finding his way into a new bay area city. just as the feds keep its eye peeled on the company following a series of incidents. then deadline day for students taking part in a pro-palestine encampment at usf. if they're not gone several hours from now, things could

escalate and playing ball. the wnba expansion team revealing its new name, the nod and compliment it's making to the golden state warriors from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as you look live across the oakland estuary. no, your eyes do not deceive you. the fog is getting worse. moving more inland here than it was yesterday. thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it is tuesday, may 14th. let's talk about this weather and see what lies ahead by turning to rosemary oroczo. yes, standard pattern. >> what we call may gray. right. the morning clouds, the afternoon sun temperatures will have a 20 degree span depending on where you are from the coast, inland today. and we're going to keep this pattern rolling through the business weekend into the weekend. here's a live look from ktvu across the oakland estuary. with all that overcast there, a little bit of patchy drizzle, a possibility especially closer to the coast where we have 50 degrees right now. half moon bay, low 50s in

san francisco, our north bay. it's still in the upper 40s at this time, 48 in novato. so a chill in the air, especially if you have a little bit of a breeze out there. we do see an onshore breeze through fairfield, 18mph getting into the afternoon soon. very seasonal for this time of year from our coast and around the bay. but our inland cities going to be a little bit above average. 82 for santa rosa today, 84 in livermore. a better detail on today and the extended forecast into your weekend coming up in just a little bit. 801 let's see how the highways are doing with sal. good morning. >> good morning. we have heavy traffic. if you're trying to get to san francisco this morning on the bay bridge, we're going to start there. it's backed up beyond the maze. a couple of different incidents, minor ones, but they caused some slow traffic for you. also, we're looking at the peninsula. i'm sorry. the east bay eastbound 580. we have a crash going toward the 580 toward redwood, but it looks like it's slowing

westbound 580 as people take a look, getting word of a new crash northbound 101 on the peninsula at hillsdale. it's 802. let's get back to the headlines. >> now. let's talk about self driving cars now. new this morning. federal highway safety regulators opening another investigation into a self-driving car company. this time mountain view based waymo. the inquiry involves 22 incidents of crashes and traffic violations reported by waymo. no one was hurt in any of these incidents. since last month, federal regulators have opened at least four investigations into cars that have some type of self-driving capabilities. meantime, cruise announced it will start testing its self-driving taxis in arizona this week. for now, those rides will have safety drivers on board. this is seen as a major step for cruise to resume those driverless rides. the company suspended operations last fall after an incident involving one of its cars in san francisco. the state revoked cruise license to operate its self-driving cars in the california area after cruise allegedly covered up information about that crash.

>> a deadline looms for students taking part in pro-palestine encampments at the university of san francisco. the school says they have to be out by this afternoon, or they should prepare for the consequences. ktvu james torres live at the usf campus. with the ongoing conversations here, james, between protesters and the university, we. >> gasia this encampment here has been here since the end of april. you can see behind me. it doesn't look much different than any other campus. you see, the tents that have been pitched here, signs letting you know exactly what the cause is all about. a number of people you see here in those green vests. so those are community members, not students here, all serving basically as security, as students are away for either their exams or preparing for college graduation. that begins in just a couple of days. students here did say they actually met with the university's president, paul fitzgerald, for about three hours. they talked about what it would take to break the encampment down at welch field, but there was no agreement. a graduation, as i mentioned, at usf, starting soon, at the end

of the week, commencement ceremonies will begin at saint ignatius church, just next door to where these tents are pitched. now, university officials say the students need to be out of here by 3:00 this afternoon. the school says the encampment is in violation of school code. and if protesters stay, the university says they will lose their opportunity for amnesty. >> we're not really completely sure what that's going to look like, you know? so that is giving a lot of students here anxiety, especially students that are high risk because this school is a private university, students are paying $70,000 a year to go here. >> april 29th. that was day one for these encampments. and they have remained peaceful since. students here say president fitzgerald told them they wouldn't need to worry about any police or university raids unless that peace changes and they start enacting violence violence, which the students say is not in their plans. protest they also say they've gotten a great deal of support, including a number of jewish students who

have joined their cause. those in the encampment don't plan to leave until they say their demands are met. one demand discussed asking the university president to publicly say palestine is experiencing a genocide, which those people here say the president did not agree to. they say they are planning a rally here around 3:00 this afternoon, that same time that the university has set a deadline for these students to break down and leave. we're live this morning from san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james thank you. happening today organizers say they're planning a mass protest outside google's i o conference in mountain view today. this comes just weeks after google fired dozens of workers who held sit in protests at offices in sunnyvale, seattle and new york. organizers say that hundreds are expected to try to shut down the conference at shoreline amphitheater. protesters say that google's project nimbus could aid the israeli military's offensive in gaza. >> donald trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, is testifying

this morning at his former boss criminal trial in new york. trump arrived at the courthouse this morning with a group of supporters, including house speaker mike johnson, the likely presidential candidate. republican presidential nominee said they are there to speak for him since he isn't allowed to speak because of the judge's gag order. >> i do have a lot of surrogates and they are speaking very beautifully and they come from all over washington and they're highly respected and they think this is the greatest scam they've ever seen. and some are democrats. the very embarrassed by what's going on. >> cohen has testified that trump instructed him to pay $130,000 to adult film actress stormy daniels, and that trump would reimburse cohen for the expense in court this morning, cohen said he discussed the repayment plan with trump in the oval office when he visited the white house in february of 2017. cohen said, quote, i was sitting with president trump and he asked me if i was okay. he asked me if i needed money, and i

said, all good, because i can get a check. end quote. >> secretary of state antony blinken is on an unannounced visit to ukraine. secretary blinken arrived in kyiv earlier today to reassure ukraine that it has u.s. support in its fight against russia. secretary blinken's visit comes after congress passed a new aid package that contains $60 billion in aid for ukraine. the secretary will meet with ukrainian leaders and get updates on the war during a two day trip. >> blinken's visit comes as russia has launched a new offensive on ukrainian border cities. russian forces have captured at least seven villages along the border in recent days, triggering massive evacuations as thousands of ukrainians grab what they can and leave some special attention is paid to the kharkiv region. >> defensive battles are ongoing. fierce battles on a large part of our border area. there are villages that have actually turned from a gray zone into a combat zone. >> u.s. defense department officials say they're trying to speed up the delivery of u.s. aid, after it was held up for months in congress for people in

san jose have been displaced because of a fire at a buddhist temple that spread. >> it happened last night around 6:00 on foss avenue near interstate 680. it took crews about two hours to get the flames under control. the fire affected both the temple and a house right behind it. for people living there have been displaced. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> eight awaits your time. the u.s. supreme court will allow the state of california to be sued over a deadly outbreak of covid 26 inmates, and one prison guard died after infected inmates were transferred from chino state prison to san quentin in 2020, attorneys claim the inmates were not tested or quarantined. federal courts denied the claims by the state that it had qualified immunity and state prison, and said state prison officials can be held liable for harms caused by dangers the system created or failed to prevent. >> new. this morning, the bay area's newest pro sports team just announced its name. >> when i hear the golden state valkyries, i think of power. i think of community. i think of

achieving the impossible together and showing the world what is possible. >> jess smith, president of the bay area's new wnba team, which we now know will be named the golden state valkyries. valkyries originate from norse mythology. they're a group of warrior women who were strong and bold. the team's logo includes the bay bridge, seen as a tie between oakland and san francisco. the valkyries will begin playing in the wnba next season. >> well, we have a crash in san mateo county in san mateo. time now is 809. let's go right to it. northbound 101 at hillsdale. there's a crash. and now there's some slow traffic. there is also some slow traffic on 92 getting over to 101 580 through castroville is a mess. we have a crash going eastbound, but for whatever reason, everyone can see it coming over the hill. if you're coming in from dublin to castro valley, it is not a good thing you're going to have to leave early to stay on schedule. bay bridge backed up for a typical delay at the toll plaza

right now. 810. let's go back to the desk. >> sal. thank you. fired up and fired. and now apparently rehire the changes of plan impacting tesla supercharger network riding muni without paying the fare. >> the staggering number of riders who are cheating the system, and what sfmta says could be cut if enhanced fare enforcement efforts aren't successful. all

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weeks now, they say. dennis chow of hayward is dealing with serious mental health problems. the 25 year old has no money or cell phone. family members say he has not been seen since april 23rd, just ten days after the first time he wandered away from his home. they found him at one point, but say he ran away from a hospital. >> we found him at dublin bart station and when we found him, his feet were heavily blistered and the day after we drove him to the er here in hayward, where he was able to get seen for all of those blisters he had on his feet. but to also get a psychiatric evaluation from the doctor for the family says they're frustrated that he was allowed to escape from the hospital. >> and with law enforcement,

they think chow could now be in monterey county more family is arriving from vietnam to help with the search. >> a jury in alameda county has convicted a man of second degree murder for killing his girlfriend. investigators say joseph roberts killed 27 year old elizabeth buckner in their pleasanton apartment last summer . her body later washed up along the alameda shoreline. buckner was a law school student two months away from earning her degree. her mother spoke outside the courthouse yesterday, shortly after the jury announced its verdict. >> today's verdict means for me is that i don't have to look over my shoulder for right now. i've lived in trauma, in terror. >> roberts will be back in court june 14th for sentencing. he could face 15 years to life in prison. >> 815 is your time this morning in oakland's new police chief is officially on the job now. police chief floyd mitchell finished his first day on the job after spending weeks meeting with oakland police leaders to learn about the department and its programs. city leaders tell us they're optimistic about the

new police chief, but a lot of work has to be done. >> we're looking forward to meeting with him and with many of the merchants and a lot of the a lot of the small businesses and folks that live and work in fruitvale to, to, you know, to support him and hopefully he'll be able to be creative and energetic to because we need that right now. >> public safety is the number one priority is not about talking and feeling sorry for people. it's about taking action . >> police chief mitchell succeeds lauren armstrong, who was fired more than a year ago. san francisco's mass transit agency has unveiled its latest plan to crack down on fare evaders. news hiring three dozen new fare inspectors who will begin work across the city july 1st, their chief goal is to make sure everyone who takes mass transit in san francisco pays for their rides. muni estimates 20% of its riders regularly skip paying. >> we can't sustain muni service without people paying their fair fare, it is about a quarter of

our operators salary. if we're not able to bring fare compliance up a bit, we will have no choice but to reduce muni service. >> muni has also announced its plan to keep these fare inspectors safe. they will work in groups of three and will be equipped with radios so they can immediately contact police if they witness a dangerous situation. >> whether muni, bart, mass transit or your two hands on the wheel sal castaneda is helping us get through a tuesday morning commute. >> all right. gasia and, andre, right now, we do have a lot of slow traffic in san jose. fortunately, it hasn't been affected by too many crashes. but there are some incidents there. if i can put them on the map here on a couple of them, but most of them are not major there. san jose northbound 280 was a little bit slower, but now it's getting better. we do see some problems though, for the bay's commute. castro valley not very good right now. if you're driving from dublin or pleasanton, you want to get the castro valley there is a big backup getting into castro valley. part of it is because of

an earlier problem. eastbound. i think everyone could see that. and also on the peninsula northbound 101 at hillsdale, there's a crash clearing up and it's backing up into belmont. 817 let's bring rosemary back with today's weather. >> okay, sal, all those commuters, all of us in joined by the clouds and the fog and patchy drizzle once again this morning. temperatures slowly rebounding. although they tend to struggle a bit when you know, of course, caught under the cloud cover. there's a look over san francisco upper 40s to upper 50s across the region this morning. a little bit of a breeze. you may want to test the waters, so to speak. it may be a bit cool out there this morning for you, and you may want to grab an extra layer. here's a look at storm tracker two. fairly quiet pattern. had a low off our coastline yesterday. it has now shifted towards the southern california coastline, allowing this ridge to strengthen our way for today. that is going to bring up our temperatures by just a little bit for our coastline, as well as our bay, a very much

seasonal, our inland cities, a little bit above average, and it's going to strengthen in our direction in the coming days. that ridge there and as it does, it will continue to bring us this very nice pattern. cool out the coast, warm inland, 53 degrees right now in san francisco, 50 in napa, novato still trailing behind a 48 in the inner east bay. livermore reporting 54. livermore for your afternoon today, 80 for several degrees above average for today. 70 in oakland, 65 in san francisco, low to mid 70s for our peninsula, 76 for you. redwood city. if you're going out to the giants game this afternoon, 65 for the afternoon high. but by game time 645 we have 56 degrees, a west breeze to 15mph. and those clouds will return over the course of the evening. so a cool, breezy one out at oracle park as the giants take on the dodgers once again. the extended forecast notice. status quo. low 60s at the

coast. low 70s around the bay. mid 80s inland. wednesday thursday and only a tad cooler into the weekend for your saturday and sunday. do expect the morning clouds, the afternoon sun, low 60s at the coast to low 80s inland. back to you. >> all right. thank you rosemary. intense storms are slamming parts of the south overnight. at least two people died in louisiana as tornadoes left a trail of damage across the state. the storms are affecting communities from texas to florida. more than 100,000 people are without power. this morning, the national weather service warned a strong winds, hail and tornadoes may likely return today, a golf course designed by tiger woods is inspecting the grounds for damage. one of the tornadoes that hit the midwest landed near the payne's valley golf course in southwest missouri. the course is named after the late pro golfer payne stewart, and is rated as one of the best public courses in the country. >> just ahead of june's pride month celebrations, the fbi is warning of possible danger. the groups, the feds say, could be

targeting the united states and lgbtq themed events, and the bay area's own found a new home, and he's staying there. >> the big money deal jared goff just signed with the detroit lions

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she and her team, the indiana fever, will take on the connecticut sun in front of a nationally televised audience. clark's popularity is driving up ticket sales. tonight's game is the first sellout for the sun since its inaugural season in 2003. the average online ticket price around $300. the most expensive courtside seats are several thousand each. quarterback jared goff just signed a contract extension with the detroit lions, giving him the second highest annual salary in the nfl. the new deal is said to be worth $212 million for four years. goff's extension comes after a productive year that saw him finish among the league leaders in key quarterback stats. former cal golden bear and marin catholic graduate also led the lions to the nfc championship game before losing to the niners. >> 824 is your time the american cancer society is launching what could be the largest study ever on cancer risk among black women. researchers want 100,000 black women between the ages of 25 and 55 who have never been diagnosed with cancer to participate, data shows. black

women have the highest death rate and the shortest survival rate of any racial or ethnic group in the u.s. for most cancers, they say, they hope to understand the factors that influence those outcomes. artificial intelligence may soon play a major role in the battle against sepsis in the united states. sepsis is a deadly disease that occurs when the body has an extreme response to an infection. it kills more than 350,000 americans every year. the u.s. food and drug administration recently approved an artificial intelligence powered detector for this disease, and there are now efforts to make this high tech medical tool available to hospitals and medical centers across the country. >> the idea is to get this sepsis immunoscore distributed to doctors at every level in the hospital system. so that you don't need necessarily an infectious disease doctor to come and analyze your symptoms. but simply the computer software will put them all together and tell you whether a patient might be septic. >> doctors say this high tech detector is extremely accurate, and it can diagnose sepsis in less than one hour.

>> happening today, the brentwood city council will consider making changes to how the city manages outdoor dining. the council will discuss whether restaurants can use sidewalk space for tables and outdoor dining. a staff report notes complaints about outdoor tables taking up too much space and making it hard for people walking by. the council is aiming to clarify rules for downtown brentwood about how businesses can set up dining and create new enforcement rules. well student protesters in the bay area given a deadline to clear out of the campus what the university says will happen if that deadline is not met. tesla's supercharger team was gutted by layoffs recently, where the company's ceo, elon musk, appears to be doing a 180. and what's happening to some of those laid off workers now? >> and a quick reminder that you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, your roku, apple tv, or android tv. just search for the fox local app and then

june's pride month celebrations here in the bay area and beyond. why? the feds say they're concerned. then google's big tech conference in mountain view today is drawing protests. why? the focus of the conference isn't what people are demonstrating against. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. we're glad you're here. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. >> today is tuesday, may 14th.

and that fog that we saw yesterday moving from the coast more inland now rosemary oroczo in for steve this morning with a look at that and what we can expect for the rest of the day. >> yeah sandra garcia another nice one coming our way. we do have the overcast skies this morning a little bit cool. we've got fog patchy drizzle joining us into the afternoon. 60 degrees expected for pacifica this afternoon to 85. in areas like antioch i'll have a better look at the current conditions, what you can expect for your afternoon and into the week, as well as that bay area weekend coming up in just a little bit at 830. let's see if the highways are faring any better this moment with sal. good morning. well, we do have one improvement there, rosemary. >> the crash in san mateo is gone. and northbound 101 is improving. if you're on the peninsula. unfortunately for castro valley and the crash there is gone as well. but the damage is done. we had a crash eastbound, but it affected westbound people coming into castro valley. we still have a rather large backup at the bay

bridge toll plaza. it's 830. let's go back to the headlines. >> new this morning, the fbi has issued a warning involving the summer's pride celebrations in the united states. federal agents say that foreign terrorist groups may attempt to target pride parades and other events celebrating the lgbtq plus community in this country. the warning issued does not specifically mention any bay area pride events, but the fbi is especially concerned that isis may now be planning an attack on us soil next month marks eight years since a mass shooting at a gay nightclub in orlando, florida, that led to 49 deaths. isis praised that attack happening today. >> there is a protest planned for today at google's flagship developers conference, the group organizing the action wants to call attention to the company's business contracts with the israeli government and the role of its technology in the war in gaza. ktvu sally rasmus joins us live from the google campus in mountain view this morning. good morning. ali >> good morning andre. we are

very close to the google campus. we're in an area called the charleston park. and this is where just in the last 15 minutes or so, we've seen about ten to maybe 20 or so people who we believe are part of this group staging this protest at the google campus today, today, of course, is google's flagship developers conference that is happening. thousands are expected to attend the conference in person and online from around the world. and that is why the group that calls itself no tech for genocide is staging a protest here today. the focus of that organization is a program called project nimbus, which the group says is being used to target innocent civilians in the war in gaza. since 2021, google and amazon have provided cloud computing service, artificial intelligence and other tech services to the israeli government through project nimbus. last month, nine google workers staged a sit in protest in the office of one of the executives overseeing the program. that protest lasted for several hours. those nine

workers were arrested. another 40 or so. google workers and contractors were also fired following that sit in protest, including one of the organizers of today's protest action. now back out here live. you're looking at part of charleston park, a greenbelt area very close to the shoreline amphitheater, right next to the google campus. no protesting or demonstrations happening right now, but you do see a group of a couple of dozen people who are discussing and looking and talking to one another. you see them getting out some orange vests. we're going to be speaking to one of the protest organizers here shortly to find out more about what their plans are. this morning, the google developers conference is scheduled to start at 10:00 this morning. live in mountain view. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> ali, thank you. the university of san francisco is warning pro-palestine protesters who set up encampments on the campus. they have to leave by 3 p.m. today or face disciplinary action. the protesters want the university to divest from israel, and they condemn the violence against palestinians in

gaza. usf leaders say they respect the right of free speech, but public safety on campus is its top priority. some students say they will not leave the camp until their demands are met. >> we've been here since april 29th, and again, we're not going to leave until we get those demands met. we've made that really clear. >> after meeting with members of the encampment yesterday, university officials say it will call for ceasefire in gaza and also form a socially responsible investment task force and will give encampment organizers a dedicated seat with it. a pro-palestine group claims police took down their encampment at ucsf. the group set up tents at the medical complex on parnassus avenue, instagram videos show campus police officers taking down the tents and arresting one demonstrator. the group accused the medical school of forcing them to remove pro-palestine banners from buildings. we've reached out to the university for comment, but have not heard back. >> time now is 834. san jose's become the latest university where pro-palestinian protesters have set up an encampment

against the war in gaza. a professor, who is a faculty advisor for the protesters say says they want the university to be more transparent about its financial investments and fully divest from any investments connected to israel. >> the administration, though they send lots of emails about their concerns over wars or natural disasters like earthquakes and hurricanes, have yet to send one email out about the genocide that is happening against the palestinians. and we're in our seventh month now. >> the university says while it respects freedom of speech, its main priority is to keep the campus safe for learning. it also said the encampment violates school policy. >> coming up on 835 right now, a judge in sonoma county reducing the charges against two women accused of trespassing and vandalism at a poultry farm in petaluma. about 50 people with the group direct action everywhere targeted petaluma poultry on lakeville highway last june. around 230 in the morning, investigators say four protesters entered that property by cutting through a chain link fence and they took 5 or 6

birds. both women are scheduled to return to court may 23rd, to be arraigned on the new reduced charges. in menlo park, a herd of hungry goats were brought in to eat as much vegetation as they want to reduce fire hazards heading into summer. all this week, the goats will be at sharon hills park eating dry weeds and grass. the goats come from a company called eco system concepts incorporated. the city has used goats for more than ten years to help reduce fuels. goats are nontoxic, environmentally friendly way to reduce fire risks in dry areas. >> tesla's restarted hiring some of its members from its supercharger team two weeks after ceo elon musk gutted it. chief among the people who have returned is the team's north american director. it's unclear how many people so far have been rehired out of the nearly 500 who were laid off last week, musk pledged to spend more than $500 million on growing tesla's supercharger network this year. >> well, a jeweler that's called san francisco, home for more than 170 years, is leaving the

city. shreve and company announced it's moving its flagship store from post street in union square to palo alto. the company has been in the city since its founding in 1852. shreve and co says the move is part of a strategic retooling of the company's business plans. the san francisco location is hosting a public liquidation sale starting this friday, may 17th. time now is 836. >> let's talk about the weather we're seeing right now. out the door this tuesday morning, and also look ahead to the afternoon because boy, by 2 or 3:00 it's a complete change from where we are. >> you're right. we're going to have that 25 degree span, 20 degrees cooler at the coastline compared to what we're going to see for our inland cities. having to do with the low clouds, the onshore breeze. there's a look at what we do expect into the afternoon. 60 degrees for pacifica today, mid 80s in antioch. meanwhile, this morning many of us waking up with the overcast skies, the fog . little tough to see the top of salesforce there as we get into the second part of the morning

and by noontime do expect mostly sunny skies away from the coast at the coast going to be cloudy for most, if not the entire day. here's a view of storm tracker two. and that high pressure there you see parked off the coastline is going to nudge our direction in the coming days. this low here is going to push east and out of the way, and the ridge will dominate our weather pattern for the next several. here is a look at the future cast model just into the next 24 hours. you notice it moves a little bit farther inland. we still are just on the east edge there, but in any case, it's going to bring our temperatures to a very nice level, very seasonal for the coast and around the bay. but our inland cities going to be a little bit warm 53 degrees right now in san francisco, mid to upper 50s over areas of walnut creek and livermore. now low 60s in brentwood with the sun shining there. and for the afternoon today, 65 degrees san francisco low to mid 70s around the bay a

few upper 70s redwood city, fremont low to mid 80s for our inland cities. 85 degrees again antioch in the north bay 82 in santa rosa. have a look at your extended forecast coming up. >> rosemary. thank you. 838 turbulence in the sky coming up on the nine y. major us airlines are suing over the biden administration's push for greater transparency over passenger fees. >> the fight against aids is far from over. the new funding now headin to san ncisco.

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deadly crash in central florida involving a farm worker bus. investigators say that a bus carrying about 53 farm workers was heading to a farm when the vehicle and a pickup truck sideswiped each other. here. we see the bus on its side. after the crash, the bus veered off the highway, went through a fence, overturned. eight people aboard the bus died at the scene. 45 other people were taken to the hospital with injuries. at this point, we know at least eight of them are in critical condition. >> a family in rio vista is asking for help after a mother of three was killed in a car crash late friday night. jessica hey was headed home from the concord drive in with her

boyfriend and three children. california highway patrol say they were driving on highway 160 near sherman island road when a driver crossed into their lane, causing a head on collision. hayes died in the crash. her kids and boyfriend are being treated for major injuries. the family has created a gofundme to help pay for medical expenses and funeral costs. >> they had just had their baby and they were so happy talking about getting married and, it's all just been taken away. >> the driver that hit them died as well. highway patrol says alcohol is believed to be a factor in this crash. well, san francisco says it's doing its part to combat disinformation heading into the november election. but officials say more needs to be done. at a hearing yesterday, the city said it's working with the california secretary of state and the office of elections cybersecurity throughout the election cycle. the problem they're seeing right now, deciding what messaging is allowed and what isn't under the first amendment. many types of

election messages are protected. >> i think getting a memo from the city attorney's office about the constitutional landscape that we're operating here would be crucial. so we know what we can and can't do, and we don't waste our time, and we don't end up in court with the city attorney having to spend a lot of time figuring it out. then on the back end, the city says it has many safeguards at the ballot box as well. >> they say the voting system is not connected to the internet system. software is reinstalled and tested before every election, and manual tallies are taken after the election to compare against the results. >> a new poll in san francisco shows the mayor's race is a statistical dead heat. a poll commissioned by grow sf said a simulated ranked choice poll shows mayor london breed narrowly winning reelection over attorney mark farrell, with philanthropist daniel lurie coming in third, nearly a third of voters were undecided. 412 voters took part in the polling. the results have a nearly 5% margin of error. congresswoman nancy pelosi announced that san francisco will receive $1.6 million in federal funding to help combat hiv, and aids. she

says the money will help reduce hiv infections in the city and improve the quality of life for patients, while also promoting health equity in underserved communities. fighting hiv aids has been a priority for the former house speaker through her career in congress. >> well, judge judy, the famous tv host, is suing the parent company of the national enquirer. the judge says an article about her falsely claims she was trying to help the menendez brothers get a retrial. the menendez brothers were convicted of murdering their parents back in 1989, in beverly hills. the judge has had issues with the enquirer in the past. in 2017, the newspaper retracted and apologized for stories that falsely claimed she suffered from alzheimer's disease. 845 is your time. i is making it possible to get free tutoring in math. also inflation is impacting wall street this morning. >> pam cook tracking this and more in dollars and cents. yes. >> good morning again. key report on inflation just released this morning. the producer price index shows prices at the wholesale level

rose more than expected in april. home depot's quarterly report also came in this morning, and shows customers are cutting back on big home improvement projects because of inflation and high interest rates that initially sent stocks down. when that opening bell rang this morning. ringing the bell, by the way, dewalt, part of the black and decker family of power tools, rang that bell to celebrate 100 years in business taking you live now to the exchange for the latest numbers. really not as big of an impact, even though those inflation numbers came in higher than expected. also, fed chief jerome powell testifying this morning saying that the higher than thought inflation definitely going to keep interest rates steady. but the dow jones down just a little bit as you can see. and the s&p 500 and the nasdaq maintaining a bit of a gain this morning. part of that might be higher trading in some crazy stocks. the craziness surrounding the trading of gamestop continues. the stock is up another 77% this morning following a huge gain yesterday. amc theaters also taking part in

this this this morning. it has been called the meme stock frenzy. it continues this morning after about a three year break. that's after a well-known influencer named roaring kitty was back online discussing those meme stocks last time this happened, the influencer testified before congress as the frenzy was considered a backlash against hedge funds that were betting heavily against these companies to survive, hedge fund managers consider these moves as mocking informed investing. comcast is launching a new streaming bundle with a big discount. peacock, netflix and apple tv will be included in the three way package at a reduced deal. pricing for the bundle has not been revealed yet, but the cheapest cost to get all three streamers separately right now is about $23 a month. disney and warner brothers announced a three way bundle with max, disney+ and hulu last week, and chatgpt is upgrading its voice assistant assistant with a new ai language model called gpt

four zero. the changes will make the voice assistant more expressive. it will also be able to look at what your phone's camera sees and respond in real time. >> so what's the first step? i should take to try to solve this? >> the first step is to get all the terms with x on one side and the constants on the other side. so what do you think we should do with that plus one? >> okay, i'm going to try to subtract one from both sides. and then i'll see what i get. >> great idea. perfect. now what do you get when you subtract one from both sides. >> there's some interactive tutoring using ai. these latest capabilities will be available for free for all chatgpt users. i'm pam cook, let's look at your dollars and cents. >> now to a legal victory for the oakland a's in the team's planned move to las vegas, the nevada supreme court rejected a proposed ballot measure that would have allowed voters to overturn the public funding deal for a new ballpark, along the

vegas strip. lawmakers have approved $380 million for the billion dollar project. the group, schools over stadiums had been gathering signatures for a referendum that would allow the measure to be decided by voters. i think the public is tired of their politicians spending time on these kind of endeavors. >> while essential things like schools, housing go either unfixed or unnoticed, all we are trying to do was ask nevadans, do you want to pay for a billionaires stadium with public money? and that's it. >> the nevada supreme court upheld a lower court decision that found the language of the proposed ballot measure confusing schools over stadium says it will try again to put a measure on the ballot. well tonight, the oakland a's will play the astros in houston and hope to end a losing streak. >> the a's have lost four of their last five games. last night, alex bregman of the astros hit two home runs and the astros scored six runs in the late innings to beat the a's 9 to 2. and tonight, the giants will host the first place los

angeles dodgers at oracle park for game two of their series. now, last night, the dodgers beat the giants in extra innings 6 to 4. l.a. catcher will smith hit a two run double in the 10th inning to lead the dodgers to a64 win over the loser. the longtime rivals. here it was the dodgers fourth straight victory over the giants this season. >> all right, let's move on, shall we? 849 straight to the traffic center, sal. >> all right. and we still do have some traffic out there to worry about. if you're going to san francisco. it is still pretty slow at the bay bridge. it hasn't improved. usually tuesdays it doesn't. tuesday, wednesday and thursday are the busiest days. remember, we did have a problem in san francisco on northbound 101 that's gone, but it's been replaced by another crash, northbound 101 near the old candlestick exit. get 101 is not doing very well. it's also slow out of daly city to san bruno this morning, heading south and the entire peninsula 101 northbound, let's say from redwood city to san mateo is slow. 850 let's bring

rosemary in for today's cloudy start. >> all right, sal, another enjoyable day. but yes, you're right. plenty of overcast out there this morning along the coastline, inside the bay. even some of our inland cities. still with partly cloudy skies. a look there over san francisco where the clouds will part by about lunchtime, but we'll be quick to return around sunset if you're going to the giants game. something to be aware of. storm tracker two here. this low that was parked closer to the coast here at home. now shifting over towards southern california before it pushes east for today and into the days ahead. this ridge is going to strengthen our direction and bring up our temperatures just a little bit from yesterday. meanwhile, the clouds along the coastline will continue for most of the day. here's a view of the future cast by lunchtime. we do have a little bit of drizzle out there. you can see the clouds banked up against the coast. the rest of us partly cloudy to mostly clear for the afternoon. into our evening, the clouds begin to roll back temperatures across

the bay area this morning, ranging from upper 40s to upper 50s. brentwood now sit in at 63 closer to the water, 53 in san francisco, 52 at half moon bay. so a bit of a cool start, but our afternoon highs looking splendid for most mid 60s san francisco. low to mid to upper 70s around the bay. upper 70s to low 80s for areas like napa for the inner east bay. concord going to 82. that's a beautiful day for you there. the extended forecast. our temperatures aren't going to change much moving forward. wednesday, thursday, friday, even into your weekend. low 60s at the coast, low 70s around the bay. low to mid 80s inland. morning clouds. afternoon sun. back to you, rosemary. >> thank you. smoke from wildfires in canada is prompting health warnings in the united states. for the second year in a row, more than 100 wildfires are raging out of control across british columbia and alberta. strong winds have pushed heavy smoke from northern canada across the border into the united states. smoke has now

filled the skies in montana, the dakotas, minnesota, wisconsin. the canadian government is warning the situation could worsen in the next two days. the next 48 hours will be a challenging situation for the rock northern rockies regional municipality, given forecasts, ongoing westerly winds and extremely dry and volatile fuels in the area. it was just last year that dangerous levels of canadian wildfire smoke drifted over several major us cities, including new york. >> well, housing prices nationwide are reportedly up nearly 50% since 2020. when you join us on the nine, we'll break down the local numbers and explore how the surge is impacting the bay area. >> tomorrow night, the nfl releases the schedules of every team already this morning. we know the date, time, and opponent of the 49ers first game. here's a hint there's a big local connection on

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with the new monument. a groundbreaking ceremony was held at the vietnamese heritage garden on roberts avenue. the garden was built 13 years ago to honor the thousands of refugees who fled vietnam after the fall of saigon. >> our shared vision is a garden that remembers the past, but looks ahead to the future. that pays homage to the journey that thousands of families took to find a better life here in america. and it helps create that better life by providing a space for people to come together, celebrate and share the rich vietnamese culture with the next generation. >> city leaders say the monument will be just one piece of a long term vision for the space, which will one day host community

events, cultural performances and educational programs for the neighborhood. some democrats in san francisco want to declare racism and hate a public health crisis. members of the county central committee announced the resolution yesterday. they say the city is facing an epidemic of hate and hope public health funds can be used to help survivors get the support they need to battle anxiety, depression and ptsd. according to fbi hate crime data, anti-asian hate crimes spiked 125% in 2021, and anti-black crimes were up 60% in 2020. >> organizers of san francisco's portola music festival have released the lineup. the annual electronic music event will return to pier 80 for a third year in september. headliners include rüfüs du sol, disclosure, justice jamie x fisher, mia and others. >> we have a couple new focuses on the actual experience. we're going to take the crane stage, which was, an outdoor stage last year, right on the water, and

we're going to focus on expanding that footprint and making it a much more, immersive, production experience over there. >> organizers say they also plan to expand food and beverage options, and they're adding more vip areas as well. the town of yountville is inviting people to come out for its annual art sip and stroll event this weekend. organizers call it the biggest art event in napa valley. 65 artists in more than a dozen wineries will participate. we spoke with the chair of the yountville arts commission about this year. >> if you want to taste from one of our 16 fabulous wineries that have joined us this year, then we have a tasting package that's available for purchase. you get a vino glass, you get tasting tokens, and you get a free 2024 art sip and stroll poster signed by artist chris cammarata. >> the event is this saturday. tickets are still available. >> runners are getting ready to

abate for the bay to breakers this weekend, and bart is gearing up as well. the transit agency will run four trains with limited stops before regular bart service begins on sunday. the special trains will get race participants to the embarcadero just before 7 a.m. the 12 k race starts at eight sunday morning in downtown, and street closures will stretch all the way across the city. >> the niners will play week one of the nfl season at home for the first time in three years. the niners will host the new york jets at levi's stadium on september 9th. in the season opener. they'll face the jets and former cal quarterback aaron rodgers in a primetime matchup on monday night football. now, the full 2024 nfl schedule is expected to be released tomorrow . >> time running out for student protesters camping out at usf over the war in gaza. the warning from university officials if they don't clear out, then tensions rise as tech workers protest outside google's conference in the south bay. >> why employees are aiming to spotligh