it's not something that you see every day. >> a 13 year old boy accused of a deadly stabbing at a safeway in the east bay. what happened and how the incident escalated into violence, and how investigators were able to track down the suspect and an encampment removed at the university of san francisco. the frustration of the protesters, who say there was no warning from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is tuesday may 21st. let's check in with steve paulson. you were absolutely correct. it warmed up a little bit yesterday. what about today? >> well, might be out of your comfort zone today. pamela >> it's only about this big, right? >> i understand that, but it

won't last too long. just today, though, it looks like we're all set for sunshine and warmer temps here. teeny bit of fog, but less than yesterday. most of it is south 40s 50s on the temps and we're all set to go. looks like almost wall to wall sun, except maybe down towards parts of the san mateo coast and santa cruz. 60s, 70s and 80s. all right, 4:00 in the morning. my goodness. what are we doing here ? >> oh my goodness, it's early. steve. yeah, i know, i saw cones back. oh yes, people are out there. there are some roadwork here and there. not a lot, but some. let's go right to the bay bridge toll plaza. show you that traffic is moving well, but steve referenced a little bit of roadwork here and there, and traffic is going to be affected in some areas. not a lot. this is a look at the san mateo bridge and that traffic looks pretty good. so for the most part we're off to a nice start. it's 401. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you sal new this morning. police in fremont are urging drivers to avoid a stretch of busy road due to a

fiery overnight crash. take a look at this. we just received video of this vehicle up in flames. it happened on fremont boulevard between thornton avenue and peralta boulevard. so far, no official word on any injuries or on what happened, but police say the road will be closed for several hours as authorities clear the scene and gather evidence. stay with us here. on mornings on two, we'll have a live report from that crash scene. >> all right, pam, time is 401. home depot hit with a fine of more than $1.3 million. it's part of an arson investigation into a huge fire. the santa clara county da's office now says a store had several fire code violations that hampered the ability of firefighters to save the building, including a sprinkler system that wasn't working. also, pallets were stacked improperly and blocked the fire lane. one person in the case has already been charged with arson. >> we have new details this morning on a fire at the tesla factory in fremont. the fire department says it started

inside an oven at about 5:00 last night. sky fox shows crews on the roof and around the building. fire crews say all employees have been accounted for and no one was hurt. a 13 year old boy is accused of murder after a deadly stabbing in san leandro. >> this young suspect was arrested at his middle school. ktvu is amber lee has details and the new developments. >> police say 18 year old zion goodin was stabbed and killed inside this safeway store on bancroft avenue in san leandro. lieutenant abe tang tells me a 13 year old stabbed goodin in the arm and chest. april second around 515 in the afternoon. >> definitely surprised, especially with the crime of this magnitude that the suspect is someone of such a young age. it's not something that you see every day, tang says. >> the incident started over the suspect's interaction with goodin's friend. the confrontation escalated into violence. police say surveillance video and witnesses led them to the suspect. >> we were able to piece together what transpired during

the altercation that led to the stabbing and homicide, and we were able to, from surveillance footage, eventually able to piece together the identity of the suspect that we were looking for. >> police say they arrested the 13 year old last thursday at the middle school he attends in a neighboring city. investigators say a search warrant served at the suspect's home linked him to the crime. police declined to release details as to what the argument was about. between the suspect and goodin and goodin's friend, police advises parents to talk to their children about how to resolve conflicts peacefully. >> there are better ways to settle your differences that sometimes it's better to take a deep breath and walk away, the 13 year old suspect is being held at alameda county juvenile hall. >> he faces one count of murder in san leandro. amber lee ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amber, thank you. time is 400 for happening today. the start of funeral services

for the president of iran. a helicopter crash on sunday killed iranian president ebrahim raisi. iran's foreign minister and other iranian leaders who died when their helicopter crashed in dense fog in a remote part of iran. a political scientist from san francisco state university says president raisi was a hard line leader who was very unpopular among the iranian people. >> only 7 to 8% of them participated in parliamentary election, which, indicates how badly, the regime is performing. >> now, a man from iran who now lives in the east bay describes president brice's role in executing thousands of iranian dissidents in the summer of 1988. >> i had cousins who were arrested and put in prison for many years. i had schoolmates who were executed. >> iranian americans living here in the bay area say they'll closely watch the election to

replace raisi. it's now scheduled for june 28th. >> some students at usf are frustrated after the university cleared out their pro-palestine encampment without warning. now the encampment started on campus at the end of april, when classes ended. many of those tents were abandoned. protesters, however, say some of the tents were still being used and they say they were already planning to leave and that the university's actions are upsetting. >> i literally woke up from that tent this morning. all of my belongings are in there, my computers in there, all my blankets are in there. my keys to my house are in there. >> any kind of bridge that they were building before they palmed it? now >> demonstrators say they are now transitioning into the next phase of their protest. the university says they will store the items they found for pickup. if not, they will be donated. >> time is now 406. president biden now responding to a stunning announcement by the international criminal court yesterday, the chief prosecutor for the icc said he will seek arrest warrants for some of the

main figures in the war in gaza, including israeli prime minister netanyahu and other israeli leaders. but president biden says the united states strongly rejects the accusation by the court that political and military leaders in israel are among those guilty of war crimes . >> we reject the icc's application for arrest warrants against israeli leaders, contrary to allegations against israel made by the international court of justice. what's happening is not genocide. we reject that now. >> the court's chief prosecutor is also seeking arrest warrants for three leaders of hamas. the icc is the only international court that has the power to prosecute individuals for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes. >> representative anna eshoo hosted a reception to honor this year's u.s. service academy appointees. the event took place yesterday afternoon at moffett field in mountain view. every member of congress has the

opportunity to nominate students living in their districts to the five service academies the naval academy, air force west point, coast guard and the merchant marine. this year represented, icu says she had a record 15 students receive appointments to the academies. >> i have a lot of hope for the future of the country through the eyes of these kids, these young people, they're outstanding, representative eshoo says each applicant has gone through a rigorous application process. >> they were selected for their academic excellence, athletic success, and strong leadership skills. >> time now 408. well, even though it's not officially wildfire season, some of california's most famous trees are being checked. now for another problem bark beetles. the chronicle reports a group of researchers are climbing into the general sherman tree that famous tree in sequoia national park. it was recently wrapped in aluminum to protect it from a major wildfire, but the crews are also checking to see if bark

beetles are threatening the health of the tree. those beetles, along with drought, have destroyed large numbers of redwoods across the sierra. >> generally clear a little bit of fog. san mateo coast, maybe about the city south, but less than yesterday. so it's on its way out of here, and we are looking for the warmest day of the week by far here. clear for most fog south. tom temps jump, they'll be above average here. north breeze warmer for most. this will be the warmest day of the week. still be pretty warm, i think on wednesday. but temps start to come down thursday and they really come down as we head into the weekend. there's still an onshore breeze though for the city. also in the oakland berkeley hills, richmond, davis point and then after that little northerly in the higher elevations but northwest middle peak, big rock, higher elevations. mount veeder 61 north at 14, but the oakland hills 52 southwest at 11. that's a big difference. there boulder creek 56 northwest as well. we are getting 40s, 50s under mainly clear skies. i would expect some maybe mid 40s here.

rohnert park's 46 degrees, fairfax 46, san anselmo at 45. sonoma is in there, of course, but temperatures won't take long to jump up. 2735 truckee, south lake tahoe and the after today though, another low is going to dig in to the north. that'll start to what we say. lower the heights which will open the door to probably cooler temps and a bigger fog bank. starting a little bit tomorrow, and then more so as we head towards the end of the week. anything bubbling up for rain wise, maybe up in the mountains a little bit, maybe a little drizzle for us, but there's nothing that says rain anytime soon. 6070s and 80s on the thames. >> thank you steve. a new campaign is launching in oakland. the plans to bring more foot traffic to lake merritt this summer, and the future of graceland, the home of elvis, could be in jeopardy. >> you tell you why. one company says elvis owned daughter is to blame

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trump slowly wrapping up now. today. what could be the final defense witness will take the witness stand, and it does not appear donald trump himself will take the stand on his own behalf. and while the defense prepares to rest its case, donald trump's lawyer are now asking the judge to throw out the case entirely. >> we i think the case is going very well. we've asked for a termination of the case. this case should be terminated now. >> it's not likely the judge will grant that request. the case is expected to go to a jury as early as next week. time is now 413. graceland the iconic home of elvis presley, could be auctioned off thursday. a lending company called newson investment filed foreclosure

documents claiming that the daughter of elvis, the late lisa marie presley, borrowed $3.8 million putting up graceland as collateral and never paid the loan back. but an attorney representing riley keough, who's an actress and lisa marie's daughter, is suing that lending company. >> it surprises me to see someone attempt to move forward with something on this. magnitude with a document that appears so blatantly fraudulent on its face. >> now, riley keough's lawsuit says her mother never borrowed the money, and the lending company is fake. the two sides are due to appear in court tomorrow. before that auction, wearable devices like smartwatches help people track their goals, but they may also pose a cyber security threat. >> many of the devices collect a lot of user data. depending on what you have synced to your smart device, the data can

reveal information about your medical condition, lifestyle habits, or even your credit card, making it a target for hackers. >> the more data it's capable of collecting, the more dangerous it is from a security perspective, because it's more tempting to attack that device, but you also should be should be aware of things like how much control that device has over your phone and over other data. >> cybersecurity. experts recommend shoppers stick to devices from reputable brands with years of experience and more advanced security settings. >> time now for 14. openai is pausing the use of a chatgpt voice that users say sounds like actress scarlett johansson. openai says the voice, nicknamed sky, was done by a different voice actress, but scarlett johansson released a statement saying the company tried to hire her last year, but she turned them down. she says she is shocked and angered that the company would then pursue a voice that sounds eerily like

hers. now, scarlett johansson has hired a lawyer. openai ceo released a statement to the associated press saying the voice of sky is not scarlett johansson's, but out of respect to the actress, the company will pause the use of the sky voice feature. >> microsoft says its new computers will include advanced chips that will provide users with all the recent advances in artificial intelligence. microsoft unveiled its upgraded version of its ai assistant copilot. the new laptops will reportedly remember everything a person has done on their computers, microsoft says. they can even predict what those same users will likely do next, thanks to artificial intelligence. >> we're entering this new era where computers not only understand us, but can actually anticipate what we want and our intents for us. this platform shifts starts with microsoft copilot, copilot is your everyday ai companion. it puts

knowledge and expertise at your fingertips and help you act on it. it works across devices. >> the price tag for the new microsoft computers start at close to $1,000. they will go on sale next month. >> our time is 416. there's a health warning this morning about a major brand of dog food that's sold at walmart. the brand is pedigree. it's recalling 44 pound bags of its dry dog food pedigree, adult complete nutrition, grilled steak and vegetable flavor. now, safety officials worry about the possible city. there are metal pieces in this dog food. the recall only affects 176 walmart stores in the midwest, including louisiana and texas. it has a best buy date of march 4th, 2025. >> hershey's is being sued over some of the designs on its packaging. the lawsuit alleges the company misled customers by not putting the carved designs

shown on the label of reese's products on the chocolate itself . it claims those labels show something that isn't actually in the package. hershey's has not responded to the lawsuit well. >> target making some changes as inflation continues to affect customers across the country. target says it is cutting prices on thousands of consumer basics this summer, including everything from diapers to milk to food items. the price cuts have already been applied to 1500 items, but it will eventually include 5000 food, drink and household goods. target said the lower prices will roll out during the summer, while national brands, as well as its own house brands. >> we have an update on the growing peregrine falcon chicks at uc berkeley's campanile tower . the chicks have started to explore the world outside the nest. the university posted this video to x take a look at shows some of the chicks poking around, getting a feel for the area outside their home, their

baby fur starting to shed. university officials also say the tower has some blind spots, so their cameras won't be able to see the chicks at all times, but that volunteer camera operators are keeping a close eye on those chicks. hopefully they catch the moment that they actually spread their wings right. >> oh, they're doing it for you, pam. >> all right. live on tv. they're going to be flying soon. all right. all right. let's check in with steve paulson if they're going to have some nice, takeoff weather. >> they are in berkeley. okay. so everywhere else as well, because it's going to be a warmer forecast here. inland temps have been below average today will be the one day where they jump above here. most locations will be in the low to mid 80s. here. you know the forecast highs have been just a little too bullish here. but we'll go with it today 77 sunday 80 on monday we'll go 86 today in bucolic concord warmer 80s inland. today this looks to be the warmest day. and then i

think we'll start to see the temps start to trickle down here a little bit. there's really not a strong offshore breeze. it's an onshore breeze. san francisco , oakland, berkeley hills a little bit offshore in the higher elevations. that would include mount veeder, which is a warm 61 north at 14, but right above the claremont. they're 52 southwest at 11. so there's a little bit of give and take there, 40s, 50s on the temps. i don't think these will change all that much, maybe a few low 40s, but a lot of upper 40s or low 50s. north dublin, castro valley and 47 orinda's and 47 and pinole has dipped to 48 low 60s, though pittsburgh and brentwood, so they'll have no problem getting into the mid 80s today. 30 for flagstaff to 35 in south lake tahoe, 41, arcadia to 61 and sandy. so high pressure win out. it's not that strong though. but this time of year days are long. it doesn't take much and we will see temps jump up, but really nothing we can't handle. it would just be a quick little pop here and then anything developing now not less up in the pacific northwest or maybe up in the mountains. quiet for us. i'm on record as saying

i thought we'd have one more rain after that big system we had on the fourth. you know, it'll probably show up in june, but i'm just two for tuesday. sunny and warmer after some low clouds from about the city. san mateo coast down to santa cruz. i don't think that will last too long. 6070. >> all right. thank you. time now, 420. the fda has decided to allow a brain chip company to implant the device into a second patient. we tell you why the agency gave the company the green light, even after it failed in the first person. >> steph and ayesha curry's foundation continues to make a difference at local schools. we're going to take you to the school that now as

journal the lancet that predicts that life expectancy around the world could rise by up to five years by the year 2050. the

lives of men would increase by 4.9 years, while the lives of women would increase 4.2 years. researchers point to public health measures for neonatal health care, along with preventing and treating heart disease and covid as factors for the higher life expectancy, the researchers warned that obesity and high blood pressure are still major health dangers. >> the food and drug administration is allowing elon musk's brain chip company to implant the device into a second patient, the wall street journal reports. the fda is satisfied with the improvements made by neuralink to resolve issues with the first patient. now he's a 30 year old quadriplegic who can now control a computer mouse with his thoughts. however, neuralink later discovered that the implant stopped working well . about a month after surgery. neuralink expects to implant the second patient in june. the state senate has passed a bill to tackle rising prescription drug prices by cracking down on

pharmacy benefit managers. senator scott wiener has championed the bill. he says it would enact the nation's strongest protections against anti-competitive practices. senator wiener says the bill is designed to help create licensing and basic standards of conduct. the bill now heads to the assembly, where it must pass by august 31st. >> our time is 424 students at an oakland elementary school have a brand new schoolyard playground. thanks to steph and ayesha curry and their eat, learn, play foundation and the nonprofit kaboom 321. wow now that's fun. a ribbon cutting ceremony took place yesterday morning for the playground at piedmont avenue elementary. some of the school's leadership students helped to design this playground. you're looking at. the principal says it's a good place for students to learn, play and grow something for everyone on this playground,

whether it is basketball, foursquare, the play structures, or reading a book in our new nature center. >> now, this is the third oakland school to get a new playground this year from the eat, learn, play foundation. the oakland unified school district says there will be five more built at schools later this year . >> a hiker and his dog reported missing in the east bay were found alive and well. two days later, east bay park police say alex dutcher and his dog began a hike at the sunol regional wilderness preserve last friday morning. they were supposed to be picked up at del valle regional park saturday afternoon, but they never made it. park police say both sutter and his dog were found safe at about 1215 yesterday afternoon near the san antonio reservoir. >> our time now for 26, one of southern california's most popular tourist spots, getting ready for what's expected to be a very busy memorial day weekend. the drought took a big toll on big bear lake in san bernardino county over the years

, the lake attracted huge summertime crowds, but the lake is now back to its highest level in a dozen years, thanks to two years of winter rain and snow. >> what that means is that we've got, you know, boating, paddleboarding, ski doo season is upon us. and that also means that because we've had so much wonderful rainfall this year, the hiking trails and all of the flora and fauna and bloom, and the latest survey found that the water level at big bear lake climbed more than 14ft since december of 2022. >> hopefully iranian people are going to have the upper hand now and gain the democratic change that they've been after for many years. >> a demonstration in the east bay over the death of iran's president, the emotional response from iranians living here in the bay area, and the effort to make san francisco a major transit hub, reached a

major milestone. >> we look at the new funding going towards that pr ect

bringing more people to lake merritt. the creative idea by one local leader to get people to come to the lake this summer. and a group of bay area teachers vote to authorize a strike. we'll talk about the years long battle over better pay and the response from the district from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. good morning. >> thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> tuesday morning, may 21st. you played pickleball yesterday. you handle some warmer temperatures. >> it was pretty darn warm on the courts yesterday steve. we played. we play about 4:00, so

it's a heat of the day. >> play at noon or something. >> pamela, we're all still working. i'm the one who gets off early. >> okay. all right. 40s, 50s on the temps. there's not much fog, but today we'll be warmer. any fog is mainly south of the city. san mateo coast, santa cruz. i don't think it'll last too long here, but we're all set. this will be the day where temperatures jump above average. probably for everybody here. 60s, 70s and 80s. all right. never below, always above average. here he is, mr. sal castaneda. >> steve, you're very generous. thank you very much. >> anytime, my friend. >> all right. let's go out and see what we have now with the morning commute, we don't have a lot going on. we can see that traffic on highway four and 80 and six, 80 all still very clear. and even if there is some roadwork, it's not causing any major delays. you kind of looking around, we don't see a lot. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is light. so let's hope we have a decent commute, at least for a little while. this we can hope for in

this hour. 431 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal lake merritt is known as the jewel of oakland, and a new campaign that just launched is hoping to add some shine back to that popular destination. >> and ktvu is. betty yu tells us about plans to attract more people to the lake this summer. >> love our lake. wants to remind oakland residents and visitors of lake merritt's vibrancy and beauty this summer. children's fairyland executive director kimberly miller came up with the idea and what children and families to feel really comfortable and excited to enjoy outdoor recreation, art and culture at our heart center at the lake. the initiative is a collaboration among lakeside institutions including the oakland museum, the oakland public library, and visit oakland. there will be pop up activities featuring free concerts, jogging and walking groups, and health and wellness classes. >> we're about positivity and working with our community, not just the organizations that surround the lake that really want to invite our oaklanders

back down to the lake for fun and joy and vitality, but also for our city officials. >> oakland resident ross tucker has lived in the area for several years. >> i used to be a person that would come down to the lake all the time, you know? the vibe started changing. i quit coming down, but i think this is a good way to boost reverence of the old lake merritt. before the pandemic, in fact, he was at the lake during the juneteenth shooting in 2021. >> that left a 22 year-old dead and six others wounded. >> that was on the other side of the lake. and if y'all youtube it, it's a shooting that happened between two rival enemies and half of us ran up, down, up. mcarthur. >> it sounds like you're more guarded now. you're more vigilant. >> yes. my partner has suggested we come meet a friend of ours for just, you know, just to hang out at the lake. i was like, it's about to get dark. >> last year, lake merritt was the scene of a shocking discovery, a 23 year old man's body was found stuffed in a suitcase in oakland. police data shows that violent crimes citywide are trending down this

year, though the department is beginning to see an uptick in homicides. what is your sense of safety when you're here? >> i don't really think about it that much. like there's so many people out walking around, i feel like it's definitely safe for families. >> i think it has a bad rap. i do think it's a lovely lake. it could definitely use some more lighting and i do not like going out after night. not unless i'm accompanied by someone. >> the love our lake campaign officially kicks off this saturday with a free afternoon concert on the shores of lake merritt in oakland. betty yu ktvu, fox two news. >> our time now for 33. the city of san jose plans to install speed cameras all over the city. the plan is to install 33 cameras in areas with high collision rates. they will mail tickets to speeding drivers. city officials say the annual traffic deaths. the numbers in san jose have more than doubled from 29 in 2012 to a peak of 65 in 2022. most of the funding for the cameras is coming from an $8

million federal grant. >> a san jose man is in the hospital in critical condition after a shootout with police. now on sunday, investigators say 41 year old rick villarreal drove to an apartment building in east san jose and began shooting at random neighbors called 911 that brought a swarm of police when officers arrived on scene, they say villarreal shot at them, but eventually they were able to corner and shoot villarreal hear a gunshot and we at first we thought it was like a firecracker, but we didn't think much of it and later we hear like two more gunshots. >> and then that's when i looked out the kitchen window and i saw there was like a van with broken windows. >> investigators say the suspect previously served a ten year sentence for assaulting a police officer. they are still trying to figure out the motive behind sunday's shooting. no one else was hurt in the incident. >> our time now. 435 the two mushroom farms where there were mass shootings in half moon bay

last year are now being ordered to pay thousands of dollars in back wages and damages. the department of labor investigation has recovered more than $450,000 for 62 workers at concord farms and california terror gardens, the labor department also assessed penalties after investigators found the farms underpaid the workers there and provided unsafe housing conditions. the wage recovery and the fines are part of settlements reached for several violations of the migrant and seasonal agricultural worker protection act and the fair labor standards act. >> funeral services begin today for the president of iran following his death in a weekend helicopter crash. his death has prompted a strong reaction from iranian americans living here in the bay area. may god. last night, dozens of people gathered for a rally in emeryville hosted

by the iranian-american community of northern california . organizers say president rial was race-i was responsible for the oppression of the iranian people during the past 40 years. >> we are here because celebrating it because we know his death is going to weaken the ayatollahs in tehran and in the war that is being going on between the people of iran and the ayatollahs for the last 40 years, hopefully, iranian people are going to have the upper hand now and gain the democratic change that they have been after for many years. >> there were similar rallies in many other u.s. cities yesterday in response to the iranian leader's death. >> our time now for 37, the federal government showing support for one of san francisco's biggest transit projects ever. it's giving $3.4 billion to the work already underway at the transbay terminal. that money will help connect caltrans 77 mile system

and california's high speed rail trains to downtown san francisco . san francisco mayor london breed says the project will help meet the city's future needs in both transit and housing. >> downtown cannot be a 9 to 5. it has to be offices, housing and places for people to enjoy because it is a real neighborhood with a park right above our heads that we can enjoy on any given day. >> well, the goal is to finish the entire project within the next ten years. >> state regulators are trying to assure drivers that gas prices won't see a sharp spike under a new climate plan later this year, the california air resources board plans to update its fuel standards and require the oil industry to reduce emissions. those changes could be costly and likely passed on to the customers. one year ago, a staff report from the air resources board suggested prices could increase $0.47 a gallon in

2025 and $0.52 a gallon by 2026. staff later said the actual cost increases were unclear, and the analysis was incomplete. >> the research we put out recently says, i actually don't think the amendments they're proposing right now are likely to increase the credit price very much at all. so you will see an increase in the gas price impacts, but it might get into the 15 cent a gallon range. >> the air resources board has postponed its hearing on the changes to later this year. one change that is going into effect is the state gas tax that will increase $0.02 per gallon beginning july 1st. >> our time is 439 at uc santa cruz, 2000 graduate student workers walked off their jobs and went on strike. they're protesting the uc system's recent crackdown on pro-palestinian demonstrations on college campuses all over the state. now, the walkout includes

teaching assistants, researchers and other academic workers. we don't know how long the walkout will last. uc administrators say the students are violating a no strike clause in their contract, but teachers on the peninsula have voted to go on strike. >> the cabrillo unified teachers association announced. members approved a strike authorization by more than 97. the teachers work at schools in half moon bay, woodside, montara and el granada. they say they're calling on the district to increase their benefits and for fair compensation. now the superintendent for the school district sent us a statement saying in part, the district and union met for a fact finding hearing last friday to see if we could get to an agreement. unfortunately, no agreement was reached on that date, but we still remain hopeful that an agreement can be reached. >> well, if you're in san rafael, walnut creek, palo alto or los gatos, this forecast is for you because that's where i'm focusing on on a warmer forecast here. san rafael will bump you

up to 80 degrees. walnut creek 85, palo alto to 84. that's on the stanford campus, by the way, and los gatos, 78 to 82 on the forecast. highs warmer inland. this will be the warmest day of the week. probably by far. i think we start to see a little trend down tomorrow and more so thursday. and for sure as we head into friday and saturday, temps will drop a good ten degrees here. now northwest along the coast there is a little bit of an onshore breeze in the city right there, a little bit onshore, onshore. then it's variable slightly offshore for a few, but i mean mostly it's just variable to a slightly onshore higher elevations. mount veeder 61 north at 14. but oakland hills that's right above the claremont 52 southwest at 11. boulder creek swarm 61 degrees. we have 40s 50s on the temps here, 51 vallejo, 47 petaluma, santa rosa 48. menlo park 51 san jose. but brentwood is already 6044 though woodside in pacifica 46. pillar point 49, san carlos in there

atherton, stanford, los altos, menlo park, all in the 40s and san carlos as well. so a little cool under clear skies. two bits up in truckee, 31 in alturas, elko, 30 degrees mammoth lakes at 31 degrees south. lake tahoe, 35. after today, though, another system is going to work its way here. and i'll show you what's going to happen here in just a second as soon as this finishes off. but it'll be warmer inland today. but then we will see a system dig in here and it'll do this kind of backtrack like that, and that'll open the door to a sea breeze. anything in the mountains? maybe a little bit. carson pass areas possible there. you can see quarter inch in kirkwood, but for us, except for drizzle, i think no rain is in sight here. two for tuesday and that's sunny and warmer here. there's some patchy low clouds, mainly south 60s 70s and 80s. >> thank you steve. the clock is ticking for skiers and boarders as the season comes to an end. what you need to know if you are headed up for one final run and when it comes to domestic violence cases, there's a new effort to improve the process of

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domestic violence cases involving life threatening injuries to police, and that bill is now moving through the state legislature. >> ktvu lamonica peters talked to health experts and advocates for victims of violence about the impacts it could have. >> state assembly bill 3127, introduced by assembly member tina mckenna, says it aims to ensure that domestic violence survivors can access health care with limited, mandated reports to law enforcement if charges are not pressed, then, the person can go back home and be at risk. >> health care providers can also be at risk, potentially if passed. >> california doctors will also be required to offer a referral

to a local domestic violence program. >> you know, right now they have to report it, if you bring it up in the encounter. but if this bill passes, they don't have to report it to law enforcement. but they can still provide you with a lot of services. and advocates that can help you navigate this difficult situation. >> according to the national coalition against domestic violence, one of four women and one of seven men will experience severe physical violence by an intimate partner in their lifetime term. last week, a video surfaced showing music mogul sean diddy combs attacking then girlfriend cassie ventura in a hotel hallway back in 2016. but i want to say the reason we're still talking about this is because we have not come to terms with the fact that this is our brothers, our neighbors, our pastors, our, you know, the people that we grew up with that are actually perpetrating these

crimes. losaria henderson is executive director of next door solutions, a domestic violence advocacy agency in san jose. she says being discreet and having a plan before leaving an abusive relationship is vital to a person's survival. in the domestic violence world. one of the things we talk about is, is this a relationship that's safe to leave? because for those of us not in an abusive relationship, it might be hard to end a relationship, but it is safe to leave. ab 3127 will also require doctors not to report to police unless the patient asks them to do so. the bill has already passed in the assembly and is now in the senate. if you or someone you know needs help or more information, you can go to ktvu.com and click the link for this story. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news lamonica. >> time is 447. california health care workers are going to have to wait a little longer before they see a rise in their minimum wage. last year,

governor newsom signed a law to raise the health care minimum wage to $25 an hour beginning in june of this year. but according to documents obtained by a sacramento tv station, the lawmaker who wrote the law submitted paperwork for legislation to delay the increase until july first. now, delaying the increase has been at the heart of budget related talks between governor newsom and the democratic led legislature. the state has said it could cost about $4 billion a year. >> a bill to legalize amsterdam style cannabis cafes in california has passed in the state assembly, right now, people can consume marijuana products on site in licensed lounges, but also dispensaries cannot sell non cannabis related food and drinks. governor newsom vetoed a similar bill last year over concerns that it would undermine the state's smoke free workplace protections. he's the author of the bill. assemblymember matt haney says

he modified the bill to address those concerns in this year's version. >> our time is now. 448. well, dozens of golfers with physical disabilities took part in an event at the olympic club in san francisco. the challenged athletes foundation hosted their second annual adaptive golf clinic. about 30 golfers between 5 to 70 years old, with varying physical disabilities and backgrounds were able to play. the clinic was open to anyone with a permanent disability and a desire to play golf. >> it's a rare opportunity for folks that have some type of physical challenge. could be somebody who's got cancer, could be an amputee, could be somebody who has spinal bifida, and they may not be able to walk. >> the organizers say taking part in the clinic is a valuable experience for athletes with disabilities, because the cost of adaptive sports equipment and special training very expensive and often it's not covered by insurance. >> palisades tahoe will celebrate its final full weekend

of the winter and spring ski season. the resort season wraps up memorial day. the slopes will be open from eight till two in the afternoon, weather permitting. memorial day weekend also marks the return of an annual event at palisades tahoe. the made in tahoe festival kicks off saturday. the two day event brings local artisans and business owners to olympic village, with local entertainers also set to perform. you can join the fun this weekend from 11 to 5 p.m, so if you really want to get one more run in, i was trying to find out if they're giving discounted tickets for this late season run, but, what's the weather going to be like in tahoe? >> steve well, it looks windy this weekend, but speaking of tahoe, lake tahoe has reached full capacity for the first time since 2019. >> mean the lake itself. >> lake itself levels nice. i think it's 90. i know it was 88 the 1st of may, but it's since 2019. >> so very nice. >> big bears, full tahoe's full

oroville's full shasta's full. it's all good news, all good news. warmest day of the week will be today, although there's pretty good fog bank on the san mateo coast and around santa cruz, monterey bay, but north and east of that it looks pretty quiet and it also looks warmer. been a cool pattern. we'll get a quick bump up. sunday 77 in concord 80. monday 86 today, and i think down to 82 tomorrow. and then probably 70s by the time we get to friday. warmer 80s inland again though without that north northeast breeze really this is just, you know, a little bit above average here. not a lot. there's still an onshore breeze in the city. a south wind at richmond, a southwest at davis point. pittsburg has a little northerly breeze. mount diablo is a little northerly breeze, but oakland berkeley hills west southwest. so you know we're not going to jump up that much. 40s, 50s on the temps here and temperatures on the cool side for a few. boulder creek's 46 hollister down to 42, santa cruz, aptos and socal in the 50s. there's a lot of fog there. santa cruz is only 66 yesterday,

probably similar to today, i'd say 67 or something, but santa clara is 49 degrees. saratoga at 5128. truckee 35, south lake tahoe 41. arcadia. it's a 61. in san diego, in beautiful prescott, there at 44 and flagstaff 34. after today, though, another system is going to dig in here. now. it'll dig in to the north. intermountain region, but low pressure will backtrack over us. that will open the door to a cooler breeze. but today it'll be 80s, especially mid 80s inland. could be a little bit of activity popping up in the mountains later in the week or on the weekend. probably not too much, but just something to keep an eye on if you're going up there. but except for drizzle, all quiet here, but it will be significantly cooler. patchy low clouds, mainly south. sunny and warmer here. 60s 70s 80s on the temps tomorrow i think we get a little more sea breeze and then a roaring sea breeze is set. if it doesn't show up thursday, it'll be here friday, taking us into a cooler weekend. >> all right. thank you steve. a new exhibit in san jose sheds light on the war in ukraine. we

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from the marine mammal center rescue a seal pup. a seal pup was found on ocean beach. it will now be at the marine mammal center in the marin headlands for treatment and rehab. a new mural inside san francisco's fire headquarters is honoring the brave men and women who helped protect the city. the mural was unveiled in the building's rotunda lobby by fire chief janine nicholson. the mural shows the department's landmark engine company number five firehouse and was painted by an academy of art university students. there's also an actual vintage fire engine, creating an illusion that it is parked outside the old house. chief nicholson says the mural offers visitors a window into the fire

department's historic past. >> this is where we do a lot of the work to keep the department moving forward and to have a piece of our history on the wall , not just these beautiful old pieces that we have here, but to have a piece of history like this on the wall is incredible. >> the artwork and other items on display at the fire department's headquarters are available for the public to come and see during regular business hours when the lobby is open. a new art exhibit on display at san jose state university features artwork from children in ukraine. it is titled children draw war, not flowers. the artwork depicts the children's experiences during the war. dozens of colorful drawings and paintings are hung on the walls of the exhibit. inside the doctor martin luther king junior library, ktvu you spoke with doctor yuliya gasia, who is helping organize the exhibit. >> unlike, sources that might be

filtered through propaganda, these are concrete evidence of the war. this is what children experience, and this is what children draw. and it's an important source of what is happening in ukraine today. >> the drawings were created by children ages 4 to 16 years old during the fall of 2022. the first sundown cinema of the season kicked off in san francisco over the weekend. visitors showed up in droves, sported their best outfits resembling selena to go and watch the movie about her life and legacy at dolores park. each night features local food trucks and themed pre-show entertainment. sundown cinema is organized by the sf parks alliance in partnership with the alamo drafthouse. the next film will be 1968 action film bullitt at the presidio. june 14th a reality television star is joining gordon ramsay's food stars for the show's second season. lisa vanderpump and ramsay will pick up a food and beverage industry entrepreneurs

to join their teams and go through a business boot camp. both serve as mentors for these food star hopefuls throughout the competition. the winning team takes home a $250,000 prize. >> a quarter million dollars is life changing. that does wonders and not just the support from, you know, both of us as mentors, but that's a that's a that's a big lump of cash for your business. each >> the second season of gordon ramsay's food stars premieres tomorrow right here on ktvu. masterchef junior crowned their season nine champion. 11 year old bryson was among the final three young chefs battling it out in the kitchen, along with winning the title and trophy. he is taking home the $100,000 grand prize. he shared his experience on the competition series. he also talked about the friends he made along the way and what he plans to do with that cash prize. >> i plan to save most of it, but to put invest some into a

food truck and some into the culinary school. >> all right, we'll be watching for him. bryson went on to say that cooking brings people together, and he developed long term friendships on the show. all week long we are celebrating black restaurant week. it is the perfect time to support the bay area's outstanding black culinary scene. we spoke with fallon farrell, a representative from black restaurant week. he says they're also helping businesses with their marketing and social media strategies in hopes of drawing in more customers. >> a lot of small businesses really don't have the funds to really do their marketing on their own. and so with our campaign, we're able to take on those costs, showcase who they are to the community and really motivate the community to support local small businesses, which is so important in these economic times. >> this is the fourth year of the campaign, black restaurant week runs through this sunday.

>> well, a fiery crash in fremont and the east bay closing down a busy road for several hours. we're going to bring you a live report from this scene and tell you what we know so far. >> definitely surprised. especially with the crime of this magnitude that the suspect is someone of such a young age. it's not something that you see every day. >> a 13 year old boy accused of a deadly stabbing at a safeway in the east bay. we'll tell you what happened. and how the incident escalated into violence, and how investigators were able to track down the suspect from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is tuesday may 21st. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. how's it look. >> well for most it will be warmer today. now i don't think all there's some pretty good fog on the san mateo coast down to santa cruz and the monterey bay that will disappear, but coast

is not jumping up too much here. this will mainly be an inland event. 4050 santa rosa 45 i've seen some forecast projections of 86. i just don't buy that forecast. models have been woeful in the santa rosa forecast. i've been undercutting him for about a week now. and so i mean, there's some fog. it'll disappear. but most locations will bump up. i'm going 82, santa rosa 68in the city, oakland 74 and then 80 for livermore and san jose at 82. all right. sal here, something new that we need to know about. are we still good to go? >> we're still pretty good. steve. i would like it out there. if i were having to go to work this early on 80 westbound, getting out to the macarthur maze from our triple-a traffic camera. you can see it looks pretty good coming around the corner to the bay bridge toll plaza, which is also still very light. of course, this is the time when things start to change and we'll see. but right now, the san mateo bridge looks good and everything in that silicon valley commute is off to a very nice start. 501 let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal and new this

morning. one person is dead. another is in the hospital after a car slammed into a tree overnight in fremont. ktvu james torres is in fremont now where police closed a very busy intersection. good morning james. >> dave. good morning to you. and it's a really disturbing scene to start your morning off this morning. we are at the intersection of thornton avenue and fremont boulevard here in fremont. and as you can see behind me, the caution tape is up. police officers have this whole intersection completely shut down because of what you see in front of me here. there's a car that smashed into this tree very badly damaged. and from what we've gathered so far, being on the scene this morning, at least one person is dead, another taken to the hospital. this is all just about a mile off of 80 and not far from fremont high school. or rather, american high school in fremont. police are asking you if this is somewhere that you drive through every morning, or even part of the day to day. stay away from this area because this will be

closed to traffic for hours. that car driving straight into that tree from the street. this all happened around 1230 this morning. flames engulfed the car immediately after we saw police and fire crews responded to the scene, and they were able to help one man out of the burning car. video shows one person going on to a stretcher being taken away from the scene. we're not sure the extent of their injuries at this time. now, i spoke to some people who have been here on the scene for several hours. they say they are family members of the driver. that's the person killed in this crash. as we take you live out here again at the intersection of thornton and fremont in the city of fremont. you see the car still on the scene here, just outside of what looks like some sort of pet food company. again, this intersection closed for now, expected to be shut down for several hours as police not only work to remove the car from this area, but also try to clean up some of the mess that's left behind on the roadway and continue their investigation into this crash. of course, we

are still waiting to hear some of those updates from the fremont police department. once we get them, we'll pass it along to you. for now. we're live this morning from fremont. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you, james, for that update. home depot was hit with a fine of more than $1.3 million as part of an arson investigation in the santa clara county district attorney's office. now says the store in san jose on blossom hill road, had several code fire code violations that hampered the ability of firefighters to save the building. they say that includes a sprinkler system that was not working. pallets were stacked improperly and blocked the fire lane. one person in the case has already been charged with arson. >> our time is now. 504 new details from fremont about a fire at the tesla factory last night, the fire department said the fire started inside of an oven around 5 p.m. skyfox flew over it and shows fire crews on the roof and around the building

. the fire crews say all employees were accounted for and no one was hurt. >> east bay police arrested a homicide suspect at his middle school earlier this month. a deadly stabbing happened april second inside a safeway store on bancroft avenue and san leandro's broadmoor district. investigators say a 13 year old stabbed and killed 18 year old zion goodin after a heated argument with the suspect's friend. that argument quickly escalated into violence. police say they arrested the 13 year old after talking to witnesses and reviewing surveillance video to piece together what transpired during the altercation that led to the stabbing and homicide. >> and we were able to from surveillance footage, eventually able to piece together the identity of the suspect. >> san leandro police say they arrested the 13 year old last week at the middle school he attends in a neighboring city. he is now being held at alameda

county's juvenile hall, facing one count of murder. >> time is now 505. happening today, the start of funeral services for the president of iran. a helicopter crash on sunday killed iranian president ebrahim raisi. iran's foreign minister, and other iranian leaders who died when their helicopter crashed in dense fog in a remote part of iran. a political scientist from san francisco state university says president raisi was a hard line leader who was very unpopular among the iranian people. >> only 7 to 8% of them participated in parliamentary election, which, indicates how badly, the regime is performing now. >> a man from iran who now lives in the east bay, described president raisi and his role in executing thousands of iranian dissidents in the summer of 1988. >> i had cousins who were arrested and put in prison for many years. i had schoolmates

who were executed, iranian americans living here in the bay area say they will closely watch the election to replace raisi. >> it's now scheduled for june 28th. >> some students at usf are frustrated after the university cleared out their pro-palestine encampment without warning. the encampment started on campus at the end of april. when classes ended. many of those tents were abandoned. protesters, however, say some of the tents were still being used and they say they were already planning to leave and that the university's actions are upsetting. >> i literally woke up from that tent this morning. all of my belongings are in there, my computers in there, all my blankets are in there. my keys to my house are in there. >> any kind of bridge that they were building before they harmed it? now demonstrators say they're now transitioning into the next phase of their protest. >> the university says they will store the items they found for pickup. if not, they will be donated. >> time is now. 507 president biden, now responding to a

stunning announcement by the international criminal court yesterday, today, the chief prosecutor for the icc said he will seek arrest warrants for some of the main figures in the war in gaza, including israeli prime minister netanyahu and other israeli leaders. but president biden says the united states strongly rejects the accusation by the court that political and military leaders in israel are among those guilty of war crimes. >> we reject the icc's application for arrest warrants against israeli leaders, contrary to allegations against israel made by the international court of justice. what's happening is not genocide. we reject that now. >> the court's chief prosecutor is also seeking a arrest warrants for three leaders of hamas, the icc is the only international court that has the power to prosecute individuals for genocide, crimes against humanity and war crimes. it is 508 happening today. a caravan of more than 100 gig economy

drivers from southern california is heading into san francisco for a rally against proposition 22. now that prop allows ride hailing and delivery companies to classify their drivers as independent contractors. instead of employees with benefits. the voters passed prop 22 four years ago, but its legality is still being battled in the courtrooms now as that caravan arrives today in san francisco, the california supreme court will begin hearing oral arguments on the proposition. supporters say the industry depends on its drivers being independent contractors, while critics say the measure leaves a huge number of workers exposed to economic and security for no reason but to increase the profits of the companies. as mainly clear. >> pretty good. fog bank san mateo coast down to santa cruz and monterey. that, though, is about all i can find. although

what's there is solid. so i think those those locations will stay in the 60s, but today will be the warmest day of the week here for many temps will move above average, but really not that much. we're just jumping up a little bit san rafael, walnut creek, palo alto, los gatos, 80, 85, 84, 82. in the forecast, highs will we start to cool down tomorrow? yeah, sure. looks like it. i think today is the warmest day. in fact, there's a big fog bank in our near future. if it isn't on wednesday, it'll be there thursday for sure. and taking us into a cooler weekend. there's still an onshore breeze in the city, so i'm undercutting all the forecast highs today. i just think, you know, this this spring is favored. cool versus warmer even out to pittsburgh now with a west wind. now there's a little northerly breeze in some of the higher elevations but 40s 50s on the temps. kind of cool here. santa rosa is 45 degrees. menlo park 47. fremont is at 49. napa airport 49. even fairfax in there. sonoma 46. rohnert park at 45. then you can find some mid 40s up in upper lake and ukiah. the coolest temp i've seen so far is down in hollister

at a cool 4227 truckee 34, south lake tahoe 31, in flagstaff 40. arcata to 52. down in monterey. after today, though, another system is going to dig in to the north. that will open the door and allow that fog bank to come screaming in. but today, unless you're on the san mateo coast or santa cruz area, it will be warmer 80s inland. but again, it just doesn't look like it's that big of a pop. but if you're well enough inland, some mid 80s are likely. probably just drizzle for us. could be a few isolated thundershowers up in the mountains over the next 5 to 7 days, especially as we head towards the weekend. two for tuesday is sunny and warmer for most. there's some low clouds, thick low clouds, south 60s 70s on the temps and then 80s inland. but fog starts to creep back tomorrow and then a big surge thursday into the weekend. >> all right steve thank you. time is 511 in oakland. a new campaign is launching. we'll tell you about plans to bring more people, more foot traffic to lake merritt this summer. taking vitamins may affect prescription medicine up next, we talk with our fox medical

team about the potential dangers of taking supplements with other medi onon

americans who take prescription medicine also use supplements like vitamins, herbs, or botanicals because these products are natural, it's easy to assume they're harmless.

however, health care professionals warn combining supplements with prescription medications can cause some dangerous side effects. fox medical teams beth galvin joins us now to talk about this. good morning. beth, many doctors recommend us to take vitamin d, things like b12. so what are the supplements we should worry about and interacting with prescriptions? >> well, good morning, pam. so i think it really depends on, you know, the medications that you're taking, the prescription medications or over-the-counter medications that you're taking and what you're taking them for. and so it's really important to have that conversation with your doctor if you're going to try something new. but so, for example, if you're on a prescription, blood thinner, to lower your risk of stroke or, you know, other complications like that, or you're taking aspirin, which is also an over-the-counter blood thinner, you want to avoid supplements like very common supplements like garlic, ginkgo, ginseng, vitamin e, even glucosamine because all of those can have

blood thinning effects. and that can raise your risk if you're combining two things at once, doing the same thing of having internal bleeding or even having a bleeding type stroke. another thing is, you know, if you're on an antidepressant, you want to avoid saint john's wart, which some people take sort of as a natural antidepressant, because combining a prescription antidepressant with saint john's wart can cause serotonin levels to increase very quickly to dangerous levels for you. and then the same thing with saint john's wart may affect how other medications, risk it and how effective they are. so if you're taking saint john's wart, it can make taking birth control pills less effective. it can make organ transplant medications, heart medications, hiv aids medications less effective. so it's just really sort of about knowing what you're taking and what might cause a problem. and that's really a conversation. i think, with your health care provider. same thing with someone who's taking metformin for diabetes. they don't want to then be taking goldenseal a

supplement because that can make the medication for diabetes less effective. so pam, it's sort of like, you know, these combinations, you know, i could probably list all day different combinations that can be problematic. but it's really about what you're taking for what you're taking it and mixing something new in there. >> well, over whelming. there's so many things that i hadn't even thought about and common medications like you're saying. so what is the best way to tackle this? make sure that you list all supplements, like with your doctor, with your pharmacist. what should we do? >> yeah. you know, i talked to a pharmacist about this and he said, i really kind of want to know everything that you're taking, so put it all out there. so even if you don't think you know, a vitamin or mineral really matters, it can matter when we talk about drug interactions, because those are drugs too, you know, even though they're natural supplements. so in the vast majority of people, that's going to be safe and no problem. but if you're taking multiple medications, you want

to make sure that adding something new into your repertoire that you check with your health care provider first, make sure that that's, you know, okay, you're not at risk of having any kind of an interaction. and you should be good to go. >> pam, if you have that conversation with your doctor, does that information get to the pharmacist or should you also discuss with the pharmacist? >> so i don't know that it will necessarily get to the pharmacist because you're not, you know you're not. the pharmacist isn't filling it. if you're buying it over the counter and you do want to be careful about over the counter medications too. we're talking about supplements. but over the counter medications can also cause problems, because sometimes you'll have two different medications that have the same active ingredient. and you'll get kind of too high a dose at the active ingredient. if you're looking at prescription and over-the-counter, for example, acetaminophen, you know, which can be problematic, if you get too much of that for your liver. so it's really, i think, about updating both the pharmacist and your doctor if you're starting to take something new. and really, if you don't want to go

and take time to go see the doctor, talk to your pharmacist at your local drugstore, ask them, hey, i'm thinking about taking a, b or c, is this a good idea? if i'm already you know, if you see what? i'm already taking great advice because i know you can make an appointment with the pharmacist, beth galvin with our fox medical team. >> thank you so much. very important information. thank you. >> thank you, pam, and thank you, beth thomas 518. one of southern california's most popular tourist spots, getting ready for what's expected to be a very busy memorial day weekend. the drought took a big toll on big bear lake in san bernardino county over the years. the lake had attracted huge numbers of summertime crowds, but the lake is now back at its highest level in a dozen years, thanks to two years of winter rain and snow. >> and what that means is that we've got, you know, boating, paddle boarding, ski due season is upon us. and that also means that because we've had so much

wonderful rainfall this year, the hiking trails and all of the flora and fauna and bloom. >> and the latest survey found the water level at big bear lake has climbed more than 14ft since december of 2022. >> all right, great year for water sports. >> yeah for sure you're ready. >> including river rafting, which people will have to be careful. it'll be pretty intense this year. all this good weather news. >> i imagine that we always big bears full. lake tahoe is now considered full for the first time since 2019. shasta's full and oroville all full. >> so great fun. >> yes, but you're right on the on the rafting, pamela. that's going to be pretty cold. fast water, some fog, half moon bay, south santa cruz, monterey. and you know that santa cruz yesterday was only 66. i'd be surprised if there were any warmer really than that. so again, most of this warmer today will be for inland areas, but coast and bay, i think it'll just be gradual. my forecast highs are cooler than most, but

i bought into it for inland because it doesn't really take too much this time of year. 40s 50s on the temps here 48 in clayton, pinole at 45 you go. pinole, orinda at 46 degrees, castro valley's at 46. but pittsburg and brentwood both upper 50s. there's really not a strong breeze. i mean, there isn't some of the higher elevations, but it's an onshore breeze for many, especially in san francisco, at least so far. truckee 27, south lake tahoe 34. after today, another low is going to drop in and that will open the door to a stronger sea breeze a little bit tomorrow and then really rushing in with a cooldown. but today inland temps will take a jump up a little bit above average. if you are heading to the mountains, there's going to be a pretty big change. cool and windy wise as we head to the weekend. could be some isolated activity it looks like around carson pass or just keep an eye on things if you're going up to town. so your two for tuesday. sunny and warmer. although there's some pretty good thick fog. san mateo coast down to santa cruz, which i think will keep them in the 60s

on the temps, but 70s and 80s for others. today will be the warmest day by far. i think fog comes back and boy does it ever end of the week into the weekend. dave. >> okay steve. thank you. time's 521. the fda will now allow the maker of a brain chip to implant the chip into a second patient. the reason the agency gave the okay, even after the company failed in the first patient. and stefan asia cares foundation continuing to make a real difference in bay area schools. we'll show you a school that now has a new playground

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us brainchip company to implant the brain chip into a second patient. the wall street journal reports the fda is satisfied with improvements made by neuralink to fix problems with the first patient, a 30 year old quadriplegic who could now control a computer mouse with his mind. however, neuralink later found the implant stopped working well a month after the surgery. neuralink expects to implant that chip in the second patient in june. we're here at home. students at an oakland elementary school have a brand new schoolyard playground. thanks to steph and ayesha curry's eat, learn, play foundation and the nonprofit named kaboom 321. wow now, this

ribbon cutting ceremony took place yesterday morning for the playground at piedmont avenue elementary. some of the school's leadership students helped to design it. the school's principal says it's a good place for students to learn, play and grow something for everyone on this playground. >> whether it is basketball, foursquare, the play structure or reading a book in our new nature center. now this is the third oakland school to get a new playground this year from the eat learn, play foundation. >> the oakland unified school district says five more will be built at schools later this year. >> hopefully, iran and people are going to have the upper hand now and gain the democratic change that they've been after for many years. >> a demonstration in the east bay over the death of the president of iran. the emotional response from iranians living here in the bay area and the

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know, just remember the old oakland and build off of that, bringing more people to lake merritt. >> the creative idea by one local leader to get people to come to the lake this summer. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. >> on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. it's tuesday morning. it's may 21st. are you ready for what could be the hottest day of the week? >> i guess if it's the hottest day and then we're going to get cooler, then i'm ready. >> you're going to talk to steve about that? >> it won't be that bad. okay we'll be in the 80s. we're not near the 95 or anything. we're not looking for that. okay. coast will be in the 60s here. i think inland temps will jump up into some low to mid 80s here. but a little bit of fog from the city south, especially on the san mateo coast down to santa cruz, my temps are considerably cooler than others here. i just, i'm just seeing too much here. 45 in santa rosa. i mean, they,

you know, they have to warm up 40 degrees here today and they have a little south breeze. i don't know, man, but we'll go. go for it here. some fog, low clouds. san mateo coast. santa cruz will keep them in the 50s, 60s, but elsewhere we'll go 60s, 70s to mainly low and mid 80s at best. all right. south here, 530. this is usually go time, as we say. and yeah it's not quite go time yet steve i'll show you a couple pictures to show you that i think that people might get on the road by six, but right now at the toll plaza here it is, 530 triple a traffic camera not showing a big backup. >> i was also looking at highway four. i didn't see a backup there. i don't see a backup on 80, so you still might have an opportunity to get out there before it gets very slow. we do have a problem at a major intersection in fremont where newark and fremont come together. actually, where thornton and fremont boulevard come together there. thornton and fremont boulevard come together. there's police activity after a fatal crash, so avoid the area. and that is going to put a lot of traffic on

other streets in fremont. if you live in fremont, you should get up early and try and avoid that area and the south bay commute is off to a good start. 531 let's go back to the desk. >> okay, sal. thank you. happening today, a rally planned by rideshare and delivery drivers outside of the california supreme court before there's a hearing that could determine the future of california's gig economy. ktvu is ali rasmus is here now to explain what this case is all about. good morning. ali >> good morning dave. well, this court case today is ultimately about california's ballot initiative process and whether voters have the right to determine how certain types of workers, in this case, gig workers, are compensated. today in san francisco, the california supreme court will hear arguments on a challenge to proposition 22. it was passed in november 2020 by nearly 60% of california voters. now, what it did was classify rideshare and delivery drivers for companies like uber, lyft, doordash and instacart as independent contractors, not employees. prop

22 was backed and funded by those companies. now, as contractors, drivers are supposed to have more flexibility with their work schedules, but it also means they're not legally entitled to things like minimum wage, overtime or sick leave. some rideshare drivers and state union representatives are now challenging the legality of prop 22, on the grounds that they argue that some worker rights, like making sure people are paid a minimum wage, should be determined by state law regarding of what voters decide through ballot initiatives, the california supreme court will have the final say on the legality of prop 22. now, ahead of the hearing and the arguments later this afternoon, there will be a group of gig workers, rideshare drivers, delivery drivers and others who will be driving up from southern california, and they'll be watching and listening to the oral arguments outside the california supreme court ahead of the hearing today. live in san francisco. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, ali. thank you. time's

533. the federal government showing support for one of san francisco's biggest transit projects ever, $3.4 billion will be given to the work already underway at the transbay terminal that will help connect caltrans 77 mile system and california's high speed rail trains to downtown san francisco . san francisco mayor london breed says this will help meet the city's future needs for both transit and housing. >> our downtown cannot be a 9 to 5. it has to be offices, housing and places for people to enjoy because it is a real neighborhood with a park right above our heads that we can enjoy on any given day. >> now the goal is to finish the entire project within the next ten years. >> state regulators are trying to assure drivers that gas prices won't see a sharp spike under a new climate plan. now, later this year, the california air resources board plans to update its fuel standards and

require the oil industry to reduce emissions. those changes could be costly and likely passed on to the customer. one year ago, a staff report from the air resources board suggested prices could increase $0.47 a gallon in 2025 and up $0.52 a gallon by 2026. staff later said the actual cost increases are unclear, and the analysis is incomplete. >> the research we put out recently says, i actually don't think the amendments they're proposing right now are likely to increase the credit price very much at all. so you will see an increase in the gas price impacts, but it might get into the 15 cent a gallon range. >> the air resources board has postponed its hearing on the changes to later this year. one change that is going into effect, though, is the state gas tax increase of $0.02 per gallon beginning july. >> first time now 535 the city of san jose plans to install speed cameras all over the city. the plan is to install 33

cameras in areas with high collision rates, and the city will mail out tickets to the speeding drivers, city officials say the number of annual traffic deaths in san jose more than doubled from 29 in 2012 to a peak of 65 in 2022. most of the funding for the cameras is coming from an $8 million federal grant. >> police in fremont are urging drivers to avoid a busy road due to their investigation into a deadly crash. it happened shortly after midnight on fremont boulevard between thornton avenue and peralta boulevard. police say one person was killed, another was injured when their car slammed into a tree. you can see in this video it burst into flames. police say the road will be closed for several hours as authorities clear the scene and gather evidence. stay with us here on mornings on two ktvu james torres is on scene. he will have a report in our next half hour. funeral services begin today for the president of iran following his death in a weekend

helicopter crash. his death has prompted a strong reaction from iranian americans living here in the bay area. how are you going? last night, dozens of people gathered for a rally in emeryville hosted by the iranian american community of northern california. organizers say president raisi was responsible for the oppression of the iranian people during the past 40 years. >> we are here because celebrating it, because we know his death is going to weaken the ayatollahs in tehran and in the war that is being going on between the people of iran and the ayatollah has for the last 40 years, hopefully, iranian people are going to have the upper hand now and gain the democratic change that they have been after for many years. >> and there were similar rallies in many other u.s. cities yesterday in response to the iranian leader's death.

>> our time now. 537 a new campaign just launched in oakland to attract more people to lake merritt, one of oakland's most historical landmarks. as we head into summertime, lake merritt has had fewer visitors than normal the past few years. it's been the scene of homicides, car break ins and vandalism. some lakeside institutions are coming together to make lake merritt, which many people consider the jewel of oakland, shine bright again. organizers. organizations in oakland plan to host pop up activities, free concerts, health and wellness classes at lake merritt in the next few months. >> i want children and families to feel really comfortable and excited to enjoy outdoor recreation, art and culture at our heart center at the lake. >> i don't really think about it that much. like there's so many people out walking around, i feel like it's definitely safe for families. i think it has a bad rap. >> i do think it's a lovely

lake. it could definitely use some more lighting and i do not like going out after night. not unless i'm accompanied by someone. >> now, new data from oakland police shows that violent crimes citywide have been trending down this year. >> a lot of fog on the san mateo coast and also down towards santa cruz and monterey bay. i don't think they warm up all that much. i'm sticking with 60s. there inland temps will bump up, although forecast highs have been way too warm here. but warmest day of the week and it won't be that bad. we're looking for 80s here inland. clear for most, but thick fog south now again that's on borrowed time. but temps move above average for about a day or day and a half. and i really think they start to come down pretty fast breezy afternoon. it will be warmer for most san rafael, walnut creek, palo alto, los gatos, but 80 to 85, 84, 82. if you've lived out here, anything like the time, you know, for may 21st, that's not that hot. i mean, we could easily be 95 to almost 100. that's not happening. warmer 80s inland here. temps will bump up today and then they start to go

down. and if the fog isn't creeping back wednesday, it will for sure be back thursday into friday. i mean, i was looking in san francisco. you tell me, if you live in the city, does it feel like it'll be 70 today? i mean, it might be close. i went 68, but there is a little northerly breeze in some of the higher elevations. but oakland, berkeley hills, onshore breeze richmond south breeze davis point southwest. so that's onshore air. and there's some big time fog really hanging on there about half moon bay south towards santa cruz. also monterey 40s 50s on the temps. petaluma has dropped to 44. menlo park is 47 degrees kelseyville 47, although vacaville they're at 66. you get a little northerly breeze out to the valley for sure. they'll bump up big time. but woodside, also 44, pacifica one observation 46 atherton and stanford campus, both at 46 degrees. so it's tough without an east northeast breeze. it's tough to bump up 40 degrees from these lows. alturas is 28 truckee's 25. south lake tahoe 34, in mammoth, 30 degrees elko 31. i had somebody write me and say, thanks for mentioning elko.

my mom lives out there. well, if that's your mom, mom, happy tuesday out there in elko, after today, though, we're going to see another low pressure system drop in and that will open the door to the sea breeze. i'm telling you, i've been i've been saying this since april and the water temps are this cold. all it needs is a little help. well, a little help is on the way for tomorrow as the system drops in today, though, if you're inland, it'll bump up. it'll be warmer. if you're going to the mountains, just keep an eye on things for the weekend. could be some isolated showers. thundershowers mainly around the carson pass area two for tuesday. sunny and warmer for most. there's some pretty good fog though. san mateo coast down to santa cruz, which i think will keep them in the 60s, 70s and 80s inland. after today, though, it will still be nice wednesday. then much cooler weather will take us end of the week into the weekend. >> okay steve, thank you. times 541. when it comes to domestic violence cases, there's a new effort to improve the process of reporting those cases, how this could affect the doctors treating the victims

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forms of domestic violence can access health care without notifying police. if passed, doctors would no longer be required to report all domestic abuse cases to law enforcement. instead, they would only be required to notify police if the patient asked them to, or if the

victim is a child or an elder. now, backers say mandatory reporting has kept people from seeking treatment in the past out of fear of the possible repercussions. >> if charges are not pressed, then, the person can go back home and be at risk. if this bill passes. they don't have to report it to law enforcement, but they can still provide you with a lot of services, and, and advocates that can help you navigate this difficult situation. >> the bill barely passed the assembly. it is now in the state senate. >> our time now. 545 california health care workers will have to wait a little longer before they get paid to hire minimum wage. last year, governor newsom signed a law to raise the health care minimum wage to $25 an hour beginning in june of this year. but the lawmaker who wrote the law submitted paperwork for legislation to delay the pay increase until july 1st. now,

delaying the pay raise has been at the center of budget related negotiations between governor newsom and the state legislature. the state has said it could cost about $4 billion a year. >> a bill to legalize amsterdam style cannabis cafes in california has passed in the state assembly. right now, people can consume marijuana products on site in licensed lounges. however dispensaries can't sell non cannabis related food and drinks. governor newsom vetoed a similar bill last year over concerns it would undermine the state's smoke free workplace protections. the author of the bill, assembly member matt haney, says he modified the bill to address those concerns. in this year's version, our time now 546. >> the small business administration will open its sba business recovery center in big sur. now, the goal is to provide a range of services to businesses affected by the highway. one collapse and closure that began in late march

. that happened when a slip out destroyed the southbound lane of highway one. part of highway one has now reopened, allowing residents and visitors to be able to get through that area without having to wait for convoys to escort them. >> a bay area lawmaker says tribes should be more involved in the decision making process when building offshore wind farms along the west coast. north bay congressman jared huffman sent a letter to federal regulators requesting that they place a senior official in the state to specifically respond to tribal needs. the biden administration has approved eight offshore wind farm projects, including two off the coast of humboldt county. however tribal communities have expressed frustration with what they describe as a lack of consultation on proposals that impact culture, significant waters and land. >> time is 547. dozens of golfers with physical disabilities took part in a wonderful event at the olympic club in san francisco, the

challenged athletes foundation hosted their second annual adaptive golf clinic, about 30 golfers between 5 to 70 years old with a variety of physical disabilities and backgrounds took part. the clinic was open to anyone with a permanent disability and a desire to play some golf. >> it's a rare opportunity for folks that have some type of physical challenge. could be somebody who's got cancer, could be an amputee, could be somebody who has spinal bifida that may not be able to walk. >> now, organizers say taking part in the clinic is a valuable experience for athletes with disabilities because the cost of adaptive sports equipment and special training is very expensive, and often it's not covered by insurance. >> palisades tahoe will celebrate its final full weekend of the winter and spring ski season. the resort season wraps up memorial day this monday. the slopes will be open from 8 a.m. until 2:00 in the afternoon,

weather permitting, although steve says it could be a little windy. that means some of those chairs might not open. >> we'll see those pictures make you want to get out there and does it does it does. >> i feel like i didn't get up there enough. >> all right. but we have to get over to sal. he's watching your tuesday morning commute. everybody behaving out there? yeah for the most part. >> dave and pam, i would say so right now we do have a couple of things to show you where things are getting a little bit more crowded out there. let's go right to our aa traffic camera and show you the macarthur maze. you will see that that traffic is going to be okay as you come around the corner, though, you're going to start seeing some slowing at the toll plaza with no major issues. but there is some slowing here to be had. and once you make it onto the bridge, it looks good all the way across san mateo bridge. also still looking pretty light in the area. 880 looks okay. avoid thornton avenue at fremont boulevard right there in the centerville district of fremont, because of an investigation to a crash that happened overnight.

one of the things that we want to let you know is other streets are going to be taking a lot more traffic as a result of that major closure. 549 let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. thank you. >> sal. we'll get to it here. still a pretty good fog bank on the san mateo coast. and no doubt about it, towards santa cruz. monterey into monterey bay . santa cruz is only 66 yesterday. i don't see how they warm up that much today. i mean, there's just too much fog there, also a little tricky for san francisco. i put that out on. i still say twitter. if you live in the city, does it feel like it'll be 72 today? i know, i mean, i don't know, it doesn't there's not much of a breeze, that's for sure. 40s 50s on the temps here. although brentwood and vacaville are already in the 60s, they'll have no problem getting up to 86 or so. but santa cruz, aptos, so cal 50, hollister down to 41. that's cold. 48 santa clara, morgan hill and san martin, both at 4746 mount shasta, 28 alturas and 27 truckee to 34 south lake

tahoe and 30 in mammoth, one just really this is kind of one day of high pressure. i mean, we'll get some temps inland that will jump above coast and bay. i don't think we'll change all that much. we'll just bump it up a little bit. not changing much for the san mateo coast or santa cruz. there's too much fog in place there, but warmer inland for sure. temperatures will bump into the 80s, but after today, it looks like we'll start a cool down system. we'll dig into the to the north here, and the weak low pressure will backtrack towards us. could be some activity up in the mountains this weekend, so keep an eye on things if you're going to tahoe. also around the carson pass area two for tuesday. here's sunny and warmer for most. not for all, but for most here 60s, 70s and 80s on the temps. i do think we'll get a breeze in the afternoon and tomorrow will still be nice. a little cooler than much cooler end of the week into the weekend. >> okay, steve times 551. one person is dead. many others injured on a flight going from london to bangkok. more than 200 passengers were on board when the plane hit severe turbulence, causing a major drop in altitude

just before that plane made an emergency landing. >> a new exhibit in san jose sheds light on the war in ukraine. we hear from the organizer about the toll the fighting has taken overseas

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for a seal pup that was sick. it was found on ocean beach. now it's being taken to the marine mammal center in the marin headlands for treatment and for rehab. well, a new mural inside san francisco's fire headquarters honors the brave men and women who helped protect the city. the mural was unveiled in the building's rotunda lobby by the fire chief, janine nicholson. it shows the department's landmark engine company number five firehouse. it was painted by the academy of art university students. it's also an actual vintage fire engine, creating the illusion that it's parked outside the old firehouse. chief nicholson says the mural gives visitors a window into the past of the fire department. >> this is where we do a lot of the work to keep the department moving forward and to have a piece of our history on the wall, not just these beautiful

old pieces that we have here, but to have a piece of history like this on the wall is incredible. >> now the artwork and the other items on display at the fire department's headquarters are available for the public to come and see during regular business hours when the lobby is open. >> a new art exhibit is on display at san jose state university, and it features artwork from children in ukraine. it is titled children draw war, not flowers. the artwork depicts the children's experiences during the war. dozens of colorful drawings and paintings are hung on the walls of the exhibit. inside the doctor martin luther king junior library, ktvu spoke with doctor yuliya gasia, who is helping to organize the exhibit. >> unlike other sources that might be filtered through propaganda, these are concrete evidence of the war. this is what children experience, and this is what children draw. and it's an important source of what is happening in ukraine today.

>> the drawings were created by children ages 4 to 16 during the fall of 2022. >> our time is 556. the first sundown sonoma of the season kicked off in san francisco over the weekend, and look, visitors showed up in droves. they wore their best outfits resembling selena, to go and see the movie about her life and legacy at dolores park. each night features local food trucks and themed pre-show entertainment. at sundown cinema is organized by the san francisco parks alliance in partnership with the alamo drafthouse. now, the next movie will be the 1968 action movie bullitt at the presidio on june 14th. >> a reality television star is joining gordon ramsay's food stars. lisa vanderpump and gordon ramsay will pick entrepreneurs to join their teams and go through a business boot camp. they'll serve as mentors for the food star hopefuls throughout the

competition. the winning team takes home a $250,000 prize. >> a quarter million dollars is life changing. that does wonders. and not just the support from, you know, both of us as mentors. but that's a that's a that's a big lump of cash for your business. >> the second season of gordon ramsay's food stars premieres tomorrow right here on ktvu. well, all week long we are celebrating black restaurant week. it is the perfect time to support the bay area's outstanding black culinary scene. we spoke with fallon farrell, a representative from black restaurant week. she says they are also helping businesses with their marketing and social media strategies, in hopes of drawing in more customers. >> a lot of small businesses really don't have the funds to really do their marketing on their own, and so with our campaign, we're able to take on those costs and showcase who they are to the community and really motivate the community to support local small businesses,

which is so important in these economic times. >> this is the fourth year of the campaign. black restaurant week runs through this sunday. well a fiery crash overnight in fremont, where the flames engulfed a car that slammed into a tree at a busy intersection. >> we'll tell you what. people who were there at the scene are saying about the driver. and breaking news overseas. a flight from london to bangkok hit very severe turbulence. the dramatic drop in altitude just before that plane made an emergency landing. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. good morning i'm pam cook. >> it's tuesday may 21st. let's check in with steve paulson. little weather forecast. how's it look. >> it looks pretty good here at most locations. will warm up. i think san mateo coast, santa cruz will probably stay in the

60s there. there's too much fog, but most locations are already clear. a little haze around the edges, but a little cool. this morning, a lot of 40s, low 40s, mid 40s. santa rosa 45. palo alto's 46. there are many livermore and 46. the coolest i saw was hollister at 41. that's all fog showing up right here. now again, this will burn off, but on the san mateo out here. and then all the way into the monterey bay, santa cruz, which was only 66 yesterday. i didn't change anything for you. santa cruz. i just think there's too much fog. but everywhere else, 60, 70s to some low and mid 80s. all right. sal is here almost 6:00 now. is it go time? >> yeah. it is. we do have a bunch of people out on the road. steve and we're going to go right to our air traffic camera of the bay bridge. it is beginning to fill in so that earlier hour was definitely better. it's not undoable though. i don't think it is. anyway, you can see the san mateo bridge is okay. we do have 880 traffic moving. well, please avoid fremont boulevard at thornton avenue for a police investigation in silicon valley

right now. looks pretty good with all the major thoroughfares looking good into that west valley at 6:00. let's go back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. and new this morning, one person has died. another is in the hospital after a car slammed into a tree overnight in fremont. ktvu james torres is out there right now, and the police shut down a very busy intersection because of it. james, good morning. >> it's been shut down for the last six hours. good morning to you, dave. the sunlight coming out this morning is now giving us a better look at just the severity of this accident. it's pretty disturbing to see. you can see just how much of that car is now charred, how destroyed it is as it sits just locked into that tree just outside of that building, which looks to be some sort of pet food and supply building. we're at the intersection here of fremont boulevard and thornton avenue. it's about a mile off of 880 and not far from american high school. police are asking

you and any drivers to stay out of this area, because this will likely be closed to traffic for hours. and here's why. we know a car drove straight into a tree from the street. it was around 1230 this morning when it all happened. flames engulfed the car immediately after police and fire crews responded to the scene, and they were able to help one man out of the burning car. we have video that shows one person loaded onto a stretcher being taken away from the scene. at this point, we are not sure of the extent of their injuries, but i did speak to some people who have been here since the very early morning hours. they say that they are family members of the driver. that's the person killed in this crash. we're waiting to hear some official updates from the fremont police department, but for the most part, they say what? the one thing you need to know is that this intersection will be closed for quite a long time. of course, once we get more updates, including when this area will reopen, we'll let you know. for now, we're live this morning in fremont. i'm james torres, ktvu you fox two news okay james thank you.

>> we also have new details from fremont about a fire at the tesla factory. the fire department says that fire started inside of an oven about 5 p.m. last night. the sky fox was out there flying over it, showing the work crews on the roof and around the building. fire crews say all of the employees have been accounted for and no one was hurt. >> we're following breaking news from overseas. one person has died. many others are injured after a singapore airlines flight hit severe turbulence. now the flight was headed from london to bangkok. tracking data shows the plane making a rapid descent of about 6000ft. the plane was forced to make an emergency landing in bangkok. singapore airlines says 30 people on board were taken to the hospital for treatment. the airline issued this statement. singapore airlines offers its deepest condolences to the family of the deceased. we are working with the local authorities in thailand to

provide the necessary medical assistance and sending a team to bangkok to provide any additional assistance needed. funeral services begin today in a week of mourning for the president of iran. president, president ebrahim raisi, the foreign minister and other iranian leaders were all killed when their helicopter crashed in dense fog in a remote area of the country on sunday. one san francisco state university political scientist says. reyes was a hard line leader who is very unpopular among the iranian people. >> only 7 to 8% of them participating in parliamentary election, which indicates how badly the regime is performing. singh >> one man from iran, who now lives in the east bay, has painful memories of president rice's role in the execution of thousands of iranian dissidents. >> s in the summer of 1988, i had cousins who were arrested and put in prison for many

years. i had schoolmates who were executed. >> iranian americans living in the bay area say they will closely watch the election to replace reyes. that election is scheduled for june 28th. >> our time is now. 604. president biden, now responding to a stunning announcement made by the international criminal court yesterday, the chief prosecutor for the icc said he will seek arrest warrants for some of the main figures in the war in gaza, including israeli prime minister netanyahu and other israeli leaders. but president biden said the united states strongly rejects the accusation by the court that political and military leaders in israel are among those guilty of war crimes. >> we reject the icc's application for arrest warrants against israeli leaders, contrary to allegations against israel made by the international court of justice. what's happening is not genocide. we reject that now. >> the court's chief prosecutor

is also seeking arrest warrants for three leaders of hamas. the icc is the only international court that has the power to prosecute individuals for genocide crimes against humanity and war crimes and we're now learning that amal clooney, the wife of movie star george clooney, played a major role in the decision to file these war crime charges. now she is a high profile british human rights attorney who says the icc recently asked her to join a panel of international legal experts. that committee eventually urged the court to call for the prosecution of prime minister netanyahu and hamas leaders for their roles in the war in gaza. amal clooney has also been an outspoken advocate of prosecuting war crimes committed in ukraine. >> some students at usf are frustrated after the university cleared out their pro-palestinian encampment without warning. the encampment

started on campus at the end of april, when classes ended. many of those tents were abandoned. protesters, however, say some of the tents are still being used. they say they were already planning to leave and that the university's actions are upsetting. >> i literally woke up from that tent this morning. all of my belongings are in there, my computers in there, all my blankets are in there. my keys to my house are in there. >> any kind of bridge that they were building before they palmed it? now >> demonstrators say they are now transitioning into their next phase of their protest. the university says they will store the items they found for pickup. if not, they will be donated. >> our time now. 607 in new york city, the criminal trial of former president donald trump is slowly wrapping up. today, we could see the final defense witness taking the witness stand, and it does not appear donald trump himself will take the stand on his own behalf. while the defense prepares to rest its case, trump's lawyers are now asking the judge to

throw out the case entirely. >> we i think the case is going very well. we've asked for a termination of the case. this case should be terminated. >> it's not likely the judge will grant him that request. the case is expected to go to a jury as early as next week. >> a caravan of more than 100 gig economy drivers from southern california is heading into san francisco to rally against proposition 22. now, the measure allows ride hailing and delivery companies to classify their drivers as independent contractors rather than employees. voters passed prop 22 four years ago, but its legality continues to be fought in the courts as that caravan arrives in san francisco today, the california supreme court will begin hearing oral arguments on the controversial proposition. backers say the industry depends on its drivers being independent contractors. opposers say the measure leaves a massive number of workers exposed to

uncompensated injury and economic insecurity for no reason but to increase company profits. >> all right, our time is 608. traffic is increasing around the bay area. what's the latest now? >> well, people are beginning to show up, but you still have some commutes that are not quite at peak. you may want to take advantage. for example, our triple a traffic camera is showing us the richmond bridge still relatively light. it's not going to stay this way, i'm suspecting for too much longer. so you may want to get out there . and highway four is moving along pretty well. yesterday we had some issues. today. it's not that way. when you get out to the maze right now, traffic looks good, but there is a backup at the bay bridge. it's not too long, but there is one. there san mateo bridge still looks good to an unbothered peninsula on the nimitz freeway. 880 looks good. 680 is also looking decent. we heard james say to avoid the corner in fremont of thornton and fremont boulevard in the centerville district there. that's a huge

closure because a lot of other streets in fremont very busy fremont going to be affected by that closure. 609 let's get back to the desk. >> thank you. sal a follow up to san jose police shooting an armed suspect. what witnesses are now saying about the confrontation and when they knew there was trouble and trying to attract more people to visit oakland's lake merritt after the recent violence in the area, oakland has a new campaign to lure visitors back to what's called the jewel of

on microsoft build conference. it will be held in the seattle area starting at 9:00 this morning. the tech developer conference is following ai announcements last week from rival google and microsoft's close business partner, openai. the conference comes as microsoft says its new computers will include advanced chips that provide users.h all the recent advances in artificial intelligence. microsoft unveiled its upgraded version of its ai assistant copilot. the new laptops will reportedly remember everything a person has done on their computer. microsoft says. they can even predict what those same users will likely do next, thanks to artificial intelligence. >> as we're entering this new era where computers not only understand us but can actually anticipate what we want and our

intents for us, this platform shifts, starts with microsoft copilot, copilot is your everyday ai companion. it puts knowledge and expertise at your fingertips and help you act on it. it works across devices. >> the price tag for these new microsoft computers started close to $1,000. they will go on sale next month. >> our time now. 613 openai now pausing the use of a chat, gpt voice that users say sounds just like actress scarlett johansson. openai says the voice nicknamed sky, was done by a different voice actress, but scarlett johansson says the company tried to hire her last year, but she turned it down. she says she's shocked and she's angry at the company, would then pursue a voice that sounds eerily like hers. now johansson has hired

lawyers. openai ceo released a statement to the associated press saying the voice of sky is not scarlett johansson, but out of respect to the actress, the company will pause using the sky voice well. bottlerock napa valley kicks off this friday and along with all the great music and the great food, visitors can also see some big name stars. the celebrities scheduled to appear at the culinary stage include warrior star yes, steph curry, actors bradley cooper, neil patrick harris and cameron diaz and joining in the festivities will also be celebrity chefs jose andres and alton brown, as well as the motley crue drummer tommy lee and the rapper nelly. the organizers of bottlerock say they expect a lot of fun and some crazy moments. this year's performers include stevie nicks,

megan thee stallion, pearl jam and ed sheeran. >> organizations in oakland are coming together to attract more people to try to get them out to the lake this summer. >> always loved that place. the historical landmark has been a special location for families and friends to spend outdoors for generations, but in recent years they've been plagued by crime. andre senior is in the studio now to tell us more about the plans to make lake merritt a visitor friendly destination again. >> dave, pam, good morning to you. lake merritt has had fewer visitors than normal over the past few years. the destination that served as a beautiful outdoor gathering place has also been the scene of homicides, car break ins and vandalism. in an effort to change the negative perception, institutions are teaming up to make the place many consider the jewel of oakland shine bright again. organizers are planning to host pop up activities, free concerts, health and wellness classes at the lake over the next few months. >> i want children and families

to feel really comfortable and excited to enjoy outdoor recreation, art and culture at our heart center at the lake. >> last year, a man's body was found stuffed inside of a suitcase at lake merritt. one longtime oakland resident says he was at the lake during the juneteenth shooting in 2021. that left one person dead and several others wounded. >> i was on the other side of the lake, and if y'all youtube it, it's a shooting that happened between two rival enemies and half of us ran up, down, up. mcarthur. i used to be a person that would come down to the lake all the time, you know? the vibe started changing. i quit coming down, but i think this is a good way to boost reverence of the old lake merritt. before the pandemic. >> other people say the lake is still a safe place for families to walk around and enjoy the outdoors. during the day. there are plenty of people out in the park and walking around the three mile trail. >> i think it has a bad rap. i do think it's a lovely lake. it could definitely use some more lighting and i do not like going

out after night. not unless i'm accompanied by someone. >> oakland police data shows that violent crimes citywide have been trending down this year. and this evening, pam and dave at the lake. they're going to have team a town up tuesdays. it's going to be from 330 to 8:00. so it's one of the other events that are going to be out there today, at least to kind of bring people back to lake merritt. >> okay. nice. >> yeah, yeah. >> that's we'll we'll continue to watch that for sure. all right. let's check in with sal on traffic. what are you watching right now? >> well, i am watching fremont. people who drive in fremont are going to be a well, it's going to be delayed through centerville because of a closure on thornton boulevard at fremont boulevard, because of a crash that happened last night. so one of the things you want to let you know is that if you drive in fremont on city streets, that centerville district, which is really the center of fremont, is really going to be affected by that. let's go to the triple a traffic cameras and show you that the bay bridge backed up to the maze. that's not unusual.

the macarthur maze traffic still looks pretty good though, and we haven't had a lot of slow traffic. unusually slow traffic on highway four. it's a little bit congested coming over the hill to concord westbound, which is what you would expect at this time of the morning at 618. what can we expect today in the weather department here, steve. >> lots of sunshine. alicia, i think you're on the santa cruz coast sound. there's dealing a lot of fog there. but if you're under clear skies, the lows, i mean, these are cool. low for a cool lows for us, for this time of year. hollister dropped to 41. morgan hill, 42 pinole, woodside, san anselmo and rohnert park, all at 44 orinda, 45 pacifica and palo alto, along with others, dropped to 46 cool degrees, but the arrows are up on the forecast highs today. san rafael to 80, walnut creek to 85, palo alto to 84, and los gatos from 78 to 82. this does look like the warmest day of the week, and there's not really a strong breeze at all. so by tomorrow, i think we start to see that trend go down, and by thursday, the fog will come

roaring back. although if you're on the san mateo coast, santa cruz coast, you're saying we already have fog? i know, but for most, a little northerly breeze maybe is turned for some. but most locations, i mean, the breeze is really just not much of a factor right now. it's either onshore or slightly offshore in the higher elevations. still, some fog about san mateo coast south. there might be a little bit around the city, but not too much. most of it. santa cruz looks sold out there. 40s, 50s. petaluma is down to 44 degrees already 60 in vacaville, brentwood, 61, walnut creek is at 51 menlo park. there's another 46 degree reading, rohnert park, 44 degrees. also san anselmo, ross, fairfax, novato and their point reyes also in there, of course, upper lake and ukiah. so a little chill in the morning air here. but 25 in truckee, 38 now arcata and eureka. my goodness has been a cold month for them up there. 49 santa barbara to 59 in san diego after today, though, it looks like another low will dig into the pacific northwest. intermountain region. the tail

end of that will dip back towards the west and that will allow cooler weather to kick in. but today it's warmer, especially inland bayside, another system though, drops in. we'll get the cooler and the breeze. maybe a little bit of activity up in the mountains on the weekend. so if you're going up there, just keep an eye on things. by that, i mean thunderstorms, patchy morning, low clouds, about half moon bay south to santa cruz, monterey, but it will be sunny and warmer for most 60s 70 coast to maine, then 80s inland, but after today, i think the trend is to start to ratchet it down and really bring it down, especially friday into the weekend. >> teachers on the peninsula vote to go on strike. what they're demanding from the school district, and the response from the superintendent. >> plus, it should be in the elvis family always a legal battle battle over graceland and the home of elvis presley could be up for auction. >> but the presley family says it's all a sha

of elvis presley could be auctioned off on thursday. now a lending company filed foreclosure documents claiming elvis daughter, the late lisa marie presley, borrowed $3.8 million, put graceland as collateral and never paid back the loan. however, an attorney representing lisa marie's daughter riley keough, has filed suit against that lending

company. >> it surprises me to see someone attempt to move forward with something on this, magnitude, with a document that appears so blatantly fraudulent on its face. >> riley keough's lawsuit states her mother never borrowed the money, and that the lending company is fake. the two sides are scheduled to appear in court tomorrow ahead of that auction. advances in medicine are helping us live longer. a new report published in the medical journal the lancet predicts life expectancy around the world could rise by up to five years by 2050. the lives of men would increase by 4.9 years, while the lives of women would increase 4.2 years. researchers. researchers cite public health measures for neonatal care, along with preventing and treating heart disease and covid 19 as factors for the higher life expectancy, the researchers

warned. though obesity and high blood pressure remain health dangers. the food and drug administration is allowing elon musk's brain chip company to implant the device into a second patient. the wall street journal reports. the fda is satisfied with the improvements made by neuralink. the two resolve issues with the first patient. now he's a 30 year old quadriplegic who can now control a computer mouse with his thoughts. however, neuralink later discovered that the implant stopped working well about a month after surgery. neuralink expects to implant the second patient in june. students at an oakland elementary school have a brand new schoolyard playground thanks to steph and ayesha curry's eat, learn, play foundation and the nonprofit kaboom! 321 way. a ribbon cutting ceremony took place yesterday morning for the playground at piedmont avenue elementary. some of the school's leadership students helped design the playground. the

school's principal says it's a great place for students to learn, play and grow something for everyone on this playground, whether it is basketball, foursquare, the play structures or reading a book in our new nature center. this is the third oakland school to get a new playground. thanks to the eat, learn, play foundation. trouble inside the group protecting your bank deposits. while the chairman was forced to resign

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tarmac at an airport in thailand. look at your screen. you hear the latest update from the airline. after one person dies, dozens more are hurt after severe turbulence forced an emergency landing. from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. all right. >> we take you live to the new york stock exchange. and that opening bell live. wall street got some good news this morning from some of the big retailers. lowe's beat analysts expectations for earnings and revenue. macy's ceo says the turnaround strategy is working. macy's is in the process of closing 150 stores, but opening some new bloomingdale's and bluemercury stores so it looks like that might help the dow

head up a little bit, testing that 40,000 level. we'll get your all your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> you're feeling that 40,000 level again i'd like to see it and stay there. all right. good morning i'm dave clark. it's tuesday, may 21st. steve, the sky is opening up nicely outside. >> a little cool, mr. clark. >> it is a little cool. >> are speaking of lows. occasionally i go to the lows in vallejo. they watch us. trust me, pam and dave. so to all the employees there at the lowe's in vallejo, what's that? are they helpful over there? they're very helpful over there. >> nice, great people. okay. >> good morning. >> i expect a 5% discount. just kidding. just kidding. thank you to everyone over there. 4050 on the temps here. the fog is on the san mateo coast down to santa cruz and monterey. so you know, santa cruz was 66 yesterday. i don't see how they warm up today, but we will jump most locations up today. that equals 6070 and also 80s. all right. sal is here. 631 a bridge

of freeway. where are we going first? >> yeah, let's go to highway four because we do have a bunch of slow traffic this morning. it's not affected by a problem, but our aa traffic camera will show us that it is going to be slow coming over the hill to concord. no major issues here. as you drive southbound on six 8080 westbound, the macarthur maze looks okay. getting out to the maze and at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up to the maze right now. so that's about a 10 to 15 minute delay before you make it onto the span at 631. let's get back to the headlines, okay. >> and we're still following breaking news from bangkok, thailand. now we're getting our first look at the emergency medical tents set up on the tarmac of the international airport. there a lot of activity early this morning, a singapore airlines plane had to make an emergency landing after running into severe turbulence. the plane dropped thousands of feet in just minutes. the airline says one person died, a 73 year

old british man. dozens more have been injured. at least 30 people have been taken to a local hospital there, while others are getting treatment on the tarmac outside of the airport. now, the plane at the time was flying from london to singapore. we're still getting information and some new details from the airline and we'll of course bring that to you right here on mornings on two and also online at ktvu .com. >> well, the california supreme court will hear arguments today on a case that could determine the future of the state's gig economy. ktvu sally rasmus joining us now with the rideshare drivers who are on their way from southern california to san francisco on this case, ali. >> yeah. a panel of seven justices on the california supreme court will decide the legality of proposition 22. now, prop 22 was passed by california voters by about 60% of the vote back in november of 2020. what

it did was classify a rideshare drivers and delivery drivers for companies like uber, lyft, doordash and instacart as independent contractors, not employees. now as contractors, drivers are supposed to have more flexibility with their work schedules, but it also means they are not legally entitled to things like minimum wage, overtime or sick pay. now some rideshare drivers and state union representatives are challenging prop 22. their argument some worker rights, like making sure people are paid a minimum wage, should be determined by state law, not by voters. regardless of what happens with a ballot initiative. now, arguments in the case will be heard today. and while it is going on here in san francisco, a group of rideshare and delivery drivers are on their way from southern california to san francisco. they will join up with another couple about 100 or 1 to 200 delivery drivers. and members of this gig workers union that will be meeting in front of the

california supreme court. they will be listening and watching the live stream of this case as it happens, and rallying outside the supreme court while the case is going on today, live in san francisco. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you. ali. san jose is planning to install speed cameras throughout the city. the plan is to place 33 cameras in high collision areas and mail tickets to the speeding drivers. city officials say annual traffic deaths in san jose have more than doubled, from 29 in 2012 to a peak of 65 in 2022. the majority of the funding for the cameras is coming from an $8 million federal grant. >> our time now 635 new this morning, police in fremont telling drivers part of a busy road will be closed and you should stay away from it as an investigation continues into a deadly overnight crash. look at your screen. this happened just after midnight on fremont boulevard between thornton avenue and palo alto boulevard.

police say one person was killed, another was injured when the car slammed into a tree and then burst into flames. that road is going to be closed for several hours as investigators cleared the scene and collect evidence. now make sure you stay with us here on mornings on two. ktvu james torres has been out there for hours. he's going to bring us another live report in our next half hour. well, home depot was hit with a fine of more than $1.3 million as part of an arson investigation in santa clara county. district attorney's office says the store in san jose on blossom hill road had several fire code violations. the district attorney says that prevented firefighters from saving the building. now, the code violations include a sprinkler system that wasn't working and pallets that were stacked improperly and blocked the fire lane. one person has already been charged with arson for the fire at that store. >> a san jose man is in the

hospital in critical condition after a shootout with police on sunday. investigators say 41 year old ricardo villarreal drove to an apartment building in east san jose and began shooting at random. neighbors called 911 that brought a swarm of police. when officers arrived on scene, they saw they say villarreal shot at them, but they eventually were able to corner and shoot him a gunshot. >> and we at first we thought it was like a firecracker, but we didn't think much of it. and later we hear like two more gunshots and then that's when i looked out to the kitchen window and i saw there was like a van with broken windows. >> investigators say the suspect previously served a ten year sentence for assaulting a police officer. they're still trying to figure out a motive behind sunday's shooting, but no one else was hurt in the incident. >> time now. 637 2000 graduate student workers at uc santa cruz walked off their jobs and went on strike. they're protesting the uc system's recent crackdown on pro-palestinian demonstrators

on college campuses around the state. now, the walkout involves teaching assistants, researchers and other academic workers. we don't know how long this may last. uc administrators say the students are violating a no strike clause in their contract. teachers on the peninsula have voted to go on strike. >> the cabrillo unified teachers association announced. members approved a strike authorization by more than 97. the teachers work at schools in half moon bay, woodside, montara and el granada. they say they're calling on the district to increase their benefits and give them fair compensation. now, the superintendent for the school district said, sent us a statement saying in part the district and union met for a fact finding hearing last friday to see if we could get to an agreement. unfortunately, no agreement was reached on that date, but we still remain hopeful that an agreement can be reached. >> all right. time is 638. back

to sal castaneda. you're busy now, aren't you? >> yeah, it's getting busier out there, for sure. a few, maybe about a half hour ago, we were looking at the richmond-san rafael bridge, for example, and our triple a traffic camera showed that there wasn't much traffic. well, more people are arriving here. i still think you have an opportunity to get there before the huge crowd does, but there's already a slowdown. likewise with highway four, it's beginning to fill in through pittsburg bay point and concord. at least it's an ordinary commute. westbound 80 as you drive through the macarthur maze looks all right, but the bay bridge does have a little bit of a backup. in the bay area, bridges are getting more crowded, like this one. the san mateo bridge and also the dumbarton bridge. also, if you're in fremont this morning, waking up just turning the tv on fremont boulevard at thornton, we have a major intersection blocked for an investigation of a crash that happened overnight. as you know, that's a centerville district, huge area. and it's going to put a lot of people don't be late to school

or anything because of that, this closure, it's going to put a lot of city streets into use here because thornton at fremont, right now closed for an investigation. 639 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. all right, sal, thank you, sir. >> we'll get to a warmer pattern today. but first, it's a little chill in the morning air. for may 21st, hollister dropped to 41. morgan hill was close at 42 pinole, woodside, san anselmo, rohnert park, orinda, pacifica and palo alto, all between 44 and 46. cool degrees for this time of year. i mean, the lows have been cool. this has to be one of the cooler springs that we've had in a long time, but we will bump it up a little bit today. san rafael, walnut creek, palo alto, los gatos into the 80s. we go. i think today is the warmest day, though i think by tomorrow will start to ease up a little bit and downshift into some slightly cooler temps, warmer inland and probably bayside today. fog is not far away. there's already some on the san mateo coast, down to santa cruz and monterey, but

otherwise we're looking pretty good. a little bit of a breeze, but nothing, you know, no screaming offshore wind or anything like that. it has turned a little northerly for some, but still westerly for others. so i think that's the breeze is really kind of a push here. there's really not much of one, but the fog there, half moon bay down to santa cruz, monterey. i don't think they were warming up all that much. 40s, 50s on the temps, although vacaville, brentwood are already in the 60s there, they won't have any problem getting into the mid upper, maybe a few upper 80s that far, but that's really outside my forecast zone. vacaville. it's close, but it's on the border, 40s and 50s on the temps there. 27 truckee 31, south lake tahoe, 70 in las vegas, flagstaff 34 cold degrees. truckee 27 in alturas or excuse me, our arcade and eureka down to 38. that's cold. one low kicks out the high. really? it's more just about week high pressure today. this time of year it's easy to jump up on those inland temps. so high pressure winds at at least inland and coast and bay probably won't jump all that much. they'll be in the 60s 70s. but today will be a warmer day. system though. will dig in to

the north. we'll get the western edge of it. that'll start on thursday. friday and that means cooler weather. maybe some drizzle for us. could be some isolated shower activity up into the mountains. carson pass area is being highlighted two for tuesday, sunny and warmer for most. it's just too much fog down on parts about half moon bay down to santa cruz, but fog south. sunny and warmer. 60s 70s 80s. looks like we start to ease up a little. thursday wednesday and then for sure thursday into friday for a much cooler pattern into the weekend. >> all right steve, thank you. time 641 guess what george lucas, the legendary bay area filmmaker, just turned 80 years old and he's celebrating. we'll show you who went to his star studded party in marin county

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port of a toxic workplace culture. for nearly 20 years, martin grünberg has held various leadership positions within the bank regulation agency. a recent report, though, documented hundreds of complaints of stalking, harassment and homophobia at the fdic. the

report found a change of leadership could improve the workplace culture. grünberg says he will resign as soon as president biden selects his replacement. citigroup is facing a class action lawsuit claiming the bank is discriminating against its white customers. now the racial discrimination lawsuit was recently filed in a federal court in florida. it claims many customers were charged out of network fees for transactions at its citigroup atms, while others were not. citibank says it's reviewing the complaint while saying it opposes all forms of discrimination. when the ceo of jpmorgan chase says he is getting ready to retire as the head of the america's largest bank, and it may be happening sooner than expected, jamie dimon told investors at an event in new york city. he is moving up his retirement date. damon dimon had stated in the past he hoped to remain in his powerful job for another five years, though he did not say when he plans to retire. he has hinted

that it may come in late 2026. >> our time now. 646 a bill here in california to legalize amsterdam style cannabis cafes has passed in the state assembly. right now, the public can consume marijuana products on site in licensed lounges, but right now, dispensaries cannot sell non cannabis related food and drinks. governor newsom vetoed a similar bill last year over concerns that it would undermine california's smoke free workplace protections. now, the author of the bill, state assembly member matt haney, says he modified the bill to address those concerns in this year's version and there's a new study that finds the number of cannabis poisonings among older adults tripled in recent years. the reasons, according to the study, include older adults who have not smoked marijuana for years are not prepared for the potency. researchers say an important part of their study is

to dispel the myth that only young people smoke weed. scientists say. with the popularity of edibles and gummies as well as more places legalizing marijuana, more senior citizens are experimenting with the drugs and they may not be able to handle it physically. >> east bay police arrested a very young homicide suspect at his middle school earlier this month. the deadly stabbing stabbing happened on april 2nd inside a safeway store on bancroft avenue in san leandro, broadmoor district investigators say a 13 year old stabbed and killed an 18 year old, zyon gooden, after a heated argument with the suspect's friend. that argument quickly escalated into violence. police say they arrested the 13 year old after talking to witnesses and reviewing surveillance video to piece together what transpired during the altercation that led to the stabbing and homicide. >> and we were able to, from surveillance footage, eventually able to piece together the

identity of the suspect. >> the 13 year old was arrested last week at his middle school in a neighboring city. the two mushroom farms where mass shootings took place in half moon bay last year are being ordered to pay thousands of dollars in back wages and damages as the us department of labor investigation has recovered more than $450,000 for 62 workers at concord farms and california terra gardens. the labor department also assessed penalties after investigators found the farms underpaid workers and provided unsafe housing conditions. the wage recovery and fines are part of the settlements reached for multiple violations of the migrant and seasonal agricultural worker protection act and the fair labor standards act. >> our time now. 649 a bay area lawmaker says native tribes should be more involved in the decision making process when building offshore wind farms along the west coast. now north bay congressman jared huffman sent a letter to federal, federal regulators asking that a

senior official specifically respond to the needs of the tribes. the biden administration approved eight offshore wind farm projects, including two off the coast of humboldt county, with tribal communities say they're frustrated with what they call a lack of consultation on proposals that affect culturally significant waters and land. >> details are emerging from the bay area birthday bash of legendary filmmaker george lucas. he celebrated his 80th birthday at a star studded party last saturday at skywalker ranch in marin county, the new york post reports. there were about 100 to 150 guests, including harrison ford, mark hamill, samuel l jackson, oprah winfrey, robert de niro, alicia keys and steven spielberg. the cocktail hour was at the star wars gallery, of course, on the ranch musicians during the night played songs from both star wars and indiana jones. i'm not far

from there. the invitation must have been lost in the mail. >> it was an oversight, i'm sure. >> i'm sure he's an absolute oversight about that. >> all right, well, so you can fix that. and you can also fix our commute, i hope. >> well, for the most part, i think we have a decent commute on the east bay commute right now. we have a little slowing. let's go right to the maps. i do want to show you that 880 southbound is slow in hayward, a little bit in fremont, but fremont boulevard at thornton avoid that interchange because of police activity. they're doing an investigation that's really kind of making driving in fremont anywhere near that central, centerville district really kind of tough because of that major closure. let's talk about the bay bridge. everyone always wants to hear about that. it is backed up to the maze metering lights are on and the san mateo bridge is moderately heavy. you can see from our aa traffic camera not stop and go, but definitely congested. hebard

heading over to the peninsula at 651. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> sounds a little slow that george lucas party was a blast last night. >> yeah, it was it was it was nice to see you there, steve. >> we had a good time. and shout out to everybody there. thank you sir. all right. thank you. too bad pam wasn't there. all right. 4050 on the temp. 60s though. where? vacaville. also into brentwood. but a lot of low 40s this morning. they don't last long. the nights are so short. but our k to 3830. truckee, 31 south lake tahoe, 5659 los angeles, san diego 34. in flagstaff, there were a couple of 20s there. big fire outside of scottsdale by the way. it's called the wildcat fire and really windy up in northern arizona. so i mean, it's not not quiet there either, our low has kicked out. high pressure is here, but another low right up there. it's on its way. that will be here tomorrow. i'll let that swing through. and that's going to start another cooldown for us. so today we'll see some inland temps jump. i'm

undercutting a lot of the forecast highs. i mean it'll still be warmer, but i think we'll get some mid 80s inland coast in bay look like 60s and 70s. and that system will sweep in probably will. do you know the cooler fog dance for us. but maybe some isolated activity up around lake tahoe, carson pass for the weekend into early next week. two for tuesday, sunny and warmer for most. i don't i don't think half moon bay to santa cruz will warm up all that much. there's just too much fog down there, but 60s 70s on the temps inland. temps will have no problem though. they'll bump into the low to mid 80s tomorrow. looks like a little bit more of an increase in fog than a big increase thursday friday into the weekend. dave >> all right steve thank you. time 653. a price war broomy brewing among some of the nation's biggest fast food companies. we'll tell you about a big discount unveiled by wendy's for its customers. right now. let's check in with garcia, see what's coming up in the 7:00 hour of mornings on two. good morning guys. >> good morning dave. when i get to join you in minutes here, a vietnamese electric car maker is

now getting new scrutiny after a deadly crash that killed four people in pleasanton last month. new at seven. why a federal agency is taking over an investigation into the company and that crash. plus, i was crying. >> i was like, i got to go. i can't, i can't do this anymore. it's torturous. it's chinese water torture. it was the worst. >> using music as a weapon. that's what some north bay residents say one business is doing in an effort to get them out of the neighborhood. how? they're fighting back to silence those sounds. we'll be right back.

as a state university. it features the artwork of children in ukraine. it's titled children draw war, not flowers. it shows the children's experiences during the war, dozens of colorful drawings and paintings hung on the walls of the exhibit . inside the doctor martin luther king junior library, ktvu spoke with doctor yulia gasia, who helped to organize this exhibit. unlike like other sources that might be filtered through propaganda, these are concrete evidence of the war. >> this is what children experience and this is what children draw. and it's an important source of what is happening in ukraine today. >> and the drawings were created by children between the ages of four and 16 years old during the

fall of 2022. our time is 657, an iconic gay bar in san francisco reopens next month. gingers will be back in business june 28th, just in time for pride weekend. the bar is on hardy place. it's the only bar of its kind in the financial district. now ginger is closed in march of 2020. during the beginning of the pandemic, it has only been open for a special event. but the general manager says the bar was a safe haven downtown for the queer community. well all this week we're celebrating black restaurant week, the perfect time to support the bay area's outstanding black culinary scene . organizers are also helping businesses with their marketing and social media plans, hoping to attract more customers. >> a lot of small businesses really don't have the funds to really do their marketing on

their own, and so with our campaign, we're able to take on those costs, showcase who they are to the community, and really motivate the community to support local small businesses, which is so important in these economic times. >> now, this, by the way, is the fourth year of this campaign. black restaurant week continues through this sunday. well, wendy's is the latest fast food company to get into a price war. wendy's now offering a $3 breakfast combination meal. it includes seasoned potatoes and english muffin. either bacon, egg and cheese or sausage, egg and cheese. this promotion follows mcdonald's plan starting on june 25th for $5 meals. the restaurant chains are reporting that customers are pulling back. they're looking for cheaper options. >> a fiery crash leaves one person dead in the east bay overnight. we're live at the scene with what we've learned from family members of one of

the people inside this car. then we're following developing news out of asia. at least one person is dead after a plane plummets thousands of feet in just minutes. the emergency landing following terrifying moments in the air. then everybody was tormented by it. >> no one's getting any sleep. we are people we're not. you know, animals in a zoo. >> people living in a north bay homeless encampment say they are fed up what they're doing against the owner of a neighboring business. now 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. it's tuesday morning. it's may 25th. can i tell you how proud i am of you? you don't want me to talk about it, but you did something that made me so proud. >> was it me? and i promised my son i wouldn't tell. however, steve paulson, there's a special something. when a mom gets to watch her little boy hit a home run in the last game of the season. >> oh my god. >> and you had the