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 camera going

and i caught it on my little video. >> so yeah. thank you for indulging me. yeah, i'm proud of you. his uncles are very proud. >> i'm sure usually they don't want you there, right? usually. mom, don't don't. >> it it teeters between. >> did you get it on camera? and what are you even doing here? so we're in those years. >> he did it. all right. thank you. congratulate us there. we do have a little haze out there. a little oakland says. a little hint of fog. most of it's about half moon bay south, so we're all set for a warm up, although pretty cool for may 21st. 40 on the temps 50s if you're if you're about half moon bay, south santa cruz, monterey, i don't think you're warming up anything at all compared to yesterday, but other inland locations they'll get in the 80s, 60s and 70s, coast and bay. all right. sal's here at 701 highway for somewhere else. >> you know, highway four is a good place to start. i want to show it to you here you can see highway four is going to be slow. steve, it's not as bad. yesterday, when we had a crash, but we definitely have some slow traffic there. and on 80 it is moderately heavy, especially in el sobrante and richmond. and at

the bay bridge we have a bigger backup here. it's backed up all the way out to the mays 701. let's get back to the headlines. >> new this morning. one person is dead. another has been sent to the hospital following a fiery crash overnight in fremont. this happened after a car slammed into a tree. ktvu james torres is live in fremont at the scene of the crash, as police have shut down a busy intersection there. james garcia we are at the corner of thornton and fremont about a mile away from 880 and not too far away from american high school, where the intersection still shut down. >> we still have caution tape that is put up here, and that car at the center of it all, still in the exact same spot that it's been in for about the last seven hours. you can see just how much damage there is to it, how burned it is from the amount of fire that burned after that car crash, and some of that fire, of course, damaging the business right in front of it. those glass windows absolutely burned as well. now we are hearing from some folks who were on the scene here saying that

this was a relative of theirs, someone who was driving late in the evening last night might have been speeding just a little bit too much and then causing this crash here. police of course, asking you, any driver in the area to stay out of the area because this intersection is going to be closed for hours. here's what we're learning. that car drove straight into a tree on the street. it was around 1230 this morning. flames immediately engulfed the car. police and fire crews try to help someone outside of the car. they responded to the scene, got them out of the burning car, loaded them onto a stretcher and took them away in an ambulance. video caught those moments, though we're not sure the extent of that person's injuries. i did speak to some people on the scene. they say the driver was their family member. that is the person we've learned has been killed in this car crash and led to what we now know is a very long closure of this intersection at thorpe thornton and fremont, here in the city of fremont. now, we haven't heard

too much from the fremont police department. we know they've got the intersection closed down. they're asking you to stay away, but they haven't given up giving us too many updates on about how long it may take them to not only just remove the car from the scene, but try to get this all reopened. we expect that to take several hours. of course, once we have those updates, we will bring them to you. we're live this morning in fremont. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james, thank you. the federal traffic safety agency has just confirmed a ktvu. it has launched a formal investigation into a solo car crash in pleasanton that killed a family of four. tyrone george, his wife renee and their two young sons died when their electric car burst into flames after crashing into a tree last month. the car was made by a vietnamese company called vinfast. the agency look into claims that a problem with the car's steering system may have played a role in the deadly crash. vinfast has not yet commented on the federal investigation. >> time is now 704. we're still following developing news from thailand. that's where one person is dead after a plane

plummeted thousands of feet in just a couple of minutes. we're getting our first look at the emergency response. there on the tarmac in bangkok, thailand. look at these pictures. early this morning, a singapore airlines plane from london to singapore had to make an emergency landing after running into severe turbulence. the airline says one person died, a 73 year old british man. dozens more were hurt. at least 30 people have been taken to a hospital there in thailand, while others are getting treatment right there on the tarmac outside the airport. >> a week of funeral services begins today for the president of iran following his death in a weekend helicopter crash. his death prompted a strong reaction from iranian americans 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 raeisi was responsible

for the oppression of the iranian people for 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 706, the chief prosecutor for the international criminal court, going after both israel and hamas, accusing both of war crimes, starvation of civilians as a method of warfare, taking of hostages as a war crime, rape and other acts of sexual violence during captivity. >> this is how we will prove

tangibly, in real terms for all victims, that the lives of all human beings, wherever they may be, have equal value. >> now, the international criminal court is deciding whether to issue arrest warrants to the leaders of both. both sides of the war, including israeli prime minister netanyahu . >> it's exactly what the new anti-semitism looks like. it is moved from the campuses in the west to the court in the hague. what a shame. >> now, dozens of countries do not accept the court's decisions about war crimes. so even if the arrest warrants are issued, the accused don't face an immediate risk of prosecution. >> some students at usf are frustrated after the university cleared out their pro-palestinian encampment. they say without warning. the encampment started on campus at the end of april when classes ended. many of the tents were abandoned. protesters however, say some of the tents were 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're now transitioning into the next phase of their protest. the university says it will store the items found for pickup and says if they're not claimed, they will be donated. >> your time now just about 708. a tire company in san rafael facing a lawsuit now from people in a nearby homeless encampment over allegations the tire shop has been blasting loud music all night. the lawsuit was filed yesterday in marin county court. people living at the encampment outside of the east bay tire company says over the past few days, there's been a lot of loud music playing, beginning at sundown. they think it's aimed at trying to get people to leave the encampment, and it's so loud.

>> i mean, so loud. blaringly it it it it makes your ears bleed. you can't. you can't hear yourself think. you can't have a conversation. and i mean, this person especially. right under it. oh, my god, i was here last night and i was crying. i was just like, i got to go. i can't, i can't do this anymore. >> now surveillance camera is also been installed in the parking lot of the tire store. and it's pointed at the encampment. a court hearing is set for this morning over a possible injunction to stop the loud music. as the case is working its way through the court system. we're trying to get in touch with the owner of the tire shop to get his side of the story. >> restaurants in berkeley are forced to choose between paying thousands of dollars or losing their public outdoor dining spaces. the city's implementing a new rule that will allow businesses to keep their parklets by charging them an annual fee. business owners are being given three options pay an annual fee to keep that parklet for private use only, pay nothing, and turn the parklet

into a public space, or take down the outdoor seating altogether. >> time is 709, and right now we do have a look at this morning's commute. it is going to be a little bit busy, as you might imagine. let's go right to the bay bridge toll plaza and you can see it is backed up to the maze. that's nothing unusual. we're beginning to get some other fill in in the east bay, though. interstate 880 is okay here, but it does slow down as you get closer to downtown oakland and the san mateo bridge. traffic is busy. we haven't seen anything unusual in the south bay this morning along northbound 101 and 280, but we do have traffic in fremont in the centerville district. we just heard james report from a scene of a devastating accident last night. thornton at fremont boulevard. it's actually on fremont boulevard just south of thornton, and that area is closed. it's putting a lot of pressure on side streets, and it's near a high school, so don't be late to school today. 710 let's go back to the desk.

>> okay. thank you. all right. forget for just a minute. forget pulling out your wallet or tapping with your phone. what if you could pay for your next purchase with just your face? we'll tell you about the technology. that could be the future of payment systems. >> plus, remember the old oakland you know, just remember the old oakland and build off of that. >> what used to be known as the jewel in oakland's crown has lost its luster in recent years. what's being done to bring more people back to lake merritt and reclaim the space for gathering relaxation and recreation

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we love lake merritt. spent so much time there. i mean, lake merritt and a historical landmark has been special for families and friends for generations. but recently, crime has been a problem. >> it's a real concern for many andre seniors here in studio, with plans to make lake merritt take it back to that visitor friendly destination for people all across the bay. >> not just oakland, not just oakland, but come into oakland and gather around that area. beautiful lake there. visit oakland's love for or lake initiative officially kicks off this saturday with a free afternoon concert and community picnic aimed at getting more people to lake merritt. now, over the past few years, fewer visitors than normal have been coming out to the lake, the popular destination that's served as a beautiful outdoor

gathering place has also been the scene of homicides, car break-ins and vandalism as we reported on them in an effort to change negative perceptions, the oakland museum, public library and other institutions have teamed up with visit oakland to make the place. many consider the jewel of oakland shine bright again. they're 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 in a suitcase at the lake at. 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. dave. >> all right. andre. thank you. time 716 will 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 trans bay 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 this project will help meet the city's future needs for 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, and the goal is to finish the entire project within the next ten years. >> new technology allows customers to leave their wallets at home and pay for purchases with facial recognition. some experts say the technology, initially used as a security tool may soon replace our credit and debit cards. several companies have been testing the use of facial recognition for making payments. while some consumers may be wary of the technology, experts say that biometric authentication is safe and efficient. >> so these are 3d scans, which makes them secure and pretty much impossible for a bad actor to try to bypass anything that can kind of make these day to

day transitions and transactions faster will ultimately prove successful with customers. >> privacy experts, though, caution people who agree to use facial recognition for payments should still use the strongest passwords possible. >> good idea, good idea. all right. 717 right back to sound. i know you're busy. did you fix everything on highway four and every place else? >> well, we're looking at it, dave, and highway four is slow as it normally is. in fact, we can start there just to show you that highway four is going to be pretty slow coming through the area there, heading west. now it's not unusually slow, though. you know, we usually have very slow traffic this time of the morning, down to about 15 miles an hour, getting west. but it gets a little better at 242 slows again through pleasant hill down to about 25. those are pretty slow speeds, obviously, but if you do the morning commute, you're used to it here at the toll plaza, 15 to 20 minute delay 880 near the coliseum looks all right. but as you get closer to downtown, you

will start seeing some congestion there. 718 let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> thank you, kind sir. yes, sir. all right. we'll get to it here. inland areas will bump up today. this will be the warmest day of the week. and we've been out here any length of time this isn't that warm, but we'll get above average on the temps for san rafael, walnut creek, palo alto and los gatos all going low to mid 80s coast and bay. really, i don't think we'll jump all that much. there's still some fog san mateo coast down to santa cruz and monterey bay, so warmer inland and bay side. but i think we level off today. started dropping a big drop as the fog comes back in thursday. friday. for all right now it's just confined to a few to the south. there not much of a breeze. i mean, it's a little westerly southerly northerly has turned northerly in the oakland berkeley hills that was west southwest earlier. now it's northerly there you can see some of that fog, half moon bay down to santa cruz. so i don't think they're going to jump out of the 50s and 60s today, 40s, 50s on the temps almost vacaville with a northerly breeze is almost 70, brentwood 63. after that, it's

40s and 50s. we had a cool morning though, a lot of low to mid 40s. 30 in truckee, 33 south lake tahoe, 41 arcadia. they were down to 38 again. and then 51 monterey, santa barbara's in there and san diego at 60. the low kicks out, but another one right up there is on its way. and as that one follows the same highway, we'll start to see lower pressure develop to the west southwest. that'll be over us. that will open the door to a cooler breeze starting tomorrow, and significantly cooler by the time we get to friday and saturday. but today it's more about sunshine for most, and warmer temps could be a little bit of activity popping up over the mountains on the weekend as that low drops in mainly towards the lee side of the sierra. but if you're going up there, just keep an eye on things. two for tuesday is sunny and warmer for many, not for all, but for many today. some fog though to the south and that that's, you know, going to impact them with keeping them on the cooler side. but most locations 60 to 70 inland temps will take the biggest jump with 80s start to downshift a little bit wednesday, then much cooler thursday into the weekend. >> thank you steve. time now is

720 health care workers making minimum wage in california could have to wait a bit longer for a pay increase by state. lawmakers are delaying a move that would push their wages to at least $25 an hour. >> and a big surprise for some growers in southern california, researchers say a sea lion jumped right into their boat right in the middle of their exercise

defense in his criminal trial just rested its case just minutes ago. now the prosecution can call rebuttal witnesses. the judge expects closing arguments to begin a week from today. donald trump never took the witness stand on his own behalf. and as the defense rests its case, trump's legal team is 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 by trump. the case is expected to go to a jury as early as next week. >> a japanese town long known as the best place to take photos of mount fuji, is certain to have far fewer tourists this summer. leaders of the city, about 80 miles outside of tokyo, have now put up a 65 foot tall barrier. it's designed to prevent tourists from taking photos of mount fuji. locals have long complained that a growing number

of visitors was creating traffic problems. they came up with the idea of blocking the view to mount fuji. >> i found out that it was the last day, so we didn't really plan to come here, but we say, yeah, we have to go there. we will be the last one to see it. >> this comes at a time that foreign tourism is booming across japan, due mostly to the yen's recent decline, to a 34 year low. >> all right. our time is 724 rowing team in southern california had a real surprise when a sea lion pup hopped into one of the rowers boats. logan hibbard told us she and her teammates were practicing in marina del rey when the sea lion jumped out of the water and right into the boat and into her lap. her teammates on the ucla rowing team took these photos. while she did her best to stay calm. >> it's a baby sea lion. so, he was really, really friendly. and. yeah i figured if i stayed calm, then it would make him more calm. and so we just sort of had an understanding with

each other. i did try to pet it and it didn't really like that. so. so i stopped it. >> good idea. they did call the marine mammal center in los angeles. they sent out a crew to take the sea lion pup and study it. experts say the sea lion was malnourished. likely that's the reason it was so willing to get so close to humans. >> the north bay's music and food festival, bottlerock napa valley, kicks off this friday. celebrities scheduled to appear at the culinary stage include warriors star stephen curry, actors bradley cooper, neil patrick harris and cameron diaz, celebrity chefs jose andres and alton brown, as well as motley crue drummer tommy lee and rapper nelly will be there as well. this year's performers include. this is a really good lineup, yeah, stevie nicks, megan thee stallion, pearl jam and ed sheeran. >> like it? all right. time is 726. students at uc santa cruz won't be heading to classes today. we'll tell you what the university decided to do instead. plus it would stop the water from flowing.

>> a new warning this morning about the vulnerability of our nation's water supply amid threats of a cyberattack. what the epa s s

state supreme court is doing today that could affect people who work for companies like lyft and uber, plus. >> we surprise, 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 store in this east bay. >> how the incident escalated into violence, and what investigators did 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 back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark i'm gasia mikaelian. >> it is tuesday, may 21st. no complaints about the weather here steve. not from people who don't like it. too hot or too cold. >> you know, this has been one of the cooler springs in a long, long time. we even had some low 40s for lows this morning. little haze off in the distance here. there's some patchy fog still on the marin coast, but

most of it's about half moon bay south and it's sold out down towards santa cruz and monterey bay, no doubt. 40s 50s now on the temps here and there. it is, most of it's pulled off away from san francisco, still a little bit southwest part of marin coast, but then san mateo coast down to santa cruz, gilroy , hollister. forget about it. i mean, that's i don't think you're warming up. i don't buy into the some of the warming a lot of the forecast highs have been way too warm. but we'll jump in on the inland temps. they won't have any problem jumping up today. so 60s, 70s low to mid 80s on the highs. salah's here 730. and we will begin with the east bay steve we have a lot of slow traffic there. >> it's not surprising to you to me or anyone really who has been driving for a while. let's go to highway four and 680. you see it very slow coming from antioch, heading over toward concord. most of it is pittsburg bay point, and then 680 is slow getting to walnut creek again, all very ordinary. the bay bridge backed up to the maze. so if you're just checking in to see if things are normal, i

would say yes, they are. we don't have any unusual slowdowns on the bay area bridges right now. this is the san mateo bridge. it's crowded. one of the things we do mention is that the south bay is getting very busy this morning, especially getting onto 85 and 280. and in fremont in the centerville district, thornton at fremont avenue, that interchange is closed. that intersection, it's super busy as you know well today you can't use it. and a lot of the other streets are crowded in centerville, district of fremont. just word to the wise, it's going to take you longer to get around there. 732 let's go back to the desk. >> okay, sal, thank you. happening today, rideshare workers and delivery drivers will be rallying in san francisco outside of the california supreme court, ahead of a big case that could affect the future of the state's gig economy. ktvu is ali rasmus is here to explain what this case is all about. good morning. ali >> good morning dave. yeah. at the center of this case is the

question do california voters have the right to set laws about employment, specifically, how certain types of workers, in this case gig workers, are compensated? now, the group that brought the complaint that's led to this case argue that no voters don't. whether it's through a ballot initiative process or otherwise, a77 justices on the california supreme court will decide they will hear arguments today on the legality of prop 22. now, prop 22 is passed in november of 2020 by nearly 60% of california voters. what it did was classify rideshare and delivery drivers for companies like uber, lyft, doordash and instacart as independent contractors, not employees as contractors, drivers are supposed to have more flexibility with their work schedules, but it also means they're not legally entitled to state mandated things like minimum wage, overtime or sick leave. now, some rideshare drivers and state union representatives are challenging the legality of prop 22 and arguing that some worker rights

like making sure people are paid a minimum wage, should be determined by state law, regardless of what voters decide. now, opening statements in the case will start today, this afternoon, and while they're going on, a group of about 200 workers with a group called the gig workers union will hold a rally outside the courthouse. some will be listening and watching to a live stream of the arguments, in this case happening outside the california supreme court. and there's a group of about 100 or so gig workers, rideshare drivers, delivery drivers coming up from southern california on their way here to take part in that rally and listen to the court case as it goes on this afternoon, live in san francisco . ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> ali. thank you. california health care workers will have to wait an extra month before seeing an increase in their minimum wage. health care workers were supposed to have their minimum wage raised to $25 an hour starting in june. new documents show. lawmakers submitted paperwork to delay the increase to july 1st. backers say the move will align the pay increase with the state budget

year. the increase has also been at the center of budget negotiations. the state has said the move could cost about $4 billion a year. >> well, new this morning, police in fremont telling drivers stay away from part of a very busy road as police investigate a fiery and deadly crash. you heard so just moments ago. investigators say one person was killed in this, another was hurt when their car slammed into a tree and then burst into flames. it happened just after midnight on fremont boulevard between thornton avenue and peralta boulevard. is-i'll told you. police say that roads are going to be closed for several hours. authorities have to clear the scene and collect evidence. meantime, san jose plans to install speed cameras all over the city. the plan is to place 33 cameras in high collision areas and then mail tickets out to the speeding drivers. city officials say the annual number of traffic deaths in san jose more than doubled, from 29 back

in 2012 to 60 5 in 2022, and most of the funding for these cameras is coming from an $8 million federal grant. >> police in the east bay say they arrested a 13 year old student for homicide at his middle school earlier this month. the arrest follows a deadly stabbing on april 2nd inside the safeway store on bancroft avenue in san leandro. broadmoor district investigators say the teen stabbed and killed 18 year old zion goodin after goodin got into a heated argument with the alleged attackers friend. police say the arrest comes after investigators talked with witnesses and reviewed surveillance video, was 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. san leandro police say they arrested the 13 year old last week at his middle school in a neighboring city. he's now being held at alameda county's juvenile hall, facing

one count of murder. >> our time is 736. new details from fremont about a fire at the tesla plant factory there. the fire department says it started inside of an oven around 5 p.m. skyfox was out there flying over it, showing fire crews on the roof and around the building. the fire crews say all of the employees have been accounted for and no one was hurt. the environmental protection agency has issued a new warning involving the safety of the nation's water supply. >> the epa says cyber attacks against public water facilities across the country are becoming more frequent and more severe. it's issued a nationwide alert urging companies to take immediate action to protect the nation's drinking water. however, tight budgets could prevent the water facilities from adding more layers of security. >> a lot of these systems are are stretched fiscally. they don't. they just have enough budget to keep the water system running. cyber security is not something that they've been focused on as much as, say,

large power grids. and so this is sort of new to them. and it's again a wake up call. >> the epa says roughly 70% of the public water facilities it inspected last year failed to meet current cybersecurity standards. >> our time now, 737 classes are remote today at uc santa cruz because not only today but tomorrow as well, because of a continuing strike by graduate workers. now, the students protesting the uc system's recent crackdown on pro-palestinian demonstrations on the campuses around the state is the reason for this. some students reported having problems getting to classes yesterday, so the university today went remote because strikers were blocking the entrances to the campus. the walkout involves teaching assistants, researchers and other academic workers. we don't know how long that strike will last. >> 738 we'll swing back to the traffic center here. sal's watching a couple of issues on

the roads. >> that's right. we talked about fremont and we talked about the closure a little while ago. but the freeways nearby are getting busy as well. on 880 from hayward to fremont and also southbound 680 coming down to sonoma grade. so the whole area really is slow for the morning commute. and again, just it's worth mentioning again, thorton at fremont boulevard, perhaps the biggest intersection in fremont, is closed for police activity and investigation. just be aware it's going to take you longer at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up all the way out to the maze. metering lights are on interstate eight. 80 is not all that slow in front of the coliseum that looks good, but when you get closer to downtown there is some slow traffic there. and if you're driving on highway four, it's very slow. this morning i had a couple of minor crashes, but it's pretty slow from pittsburg to concord at 739. let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> sal. thank you sir. lots of sun already out there. a little

bit of fog still hanging on on parts of the marin coast. muir. muir beach to bolinas. not much, but there's a little bit there. but there's a lot there. if you go from about half moon bay south. look at that. i mean, santa cruz was 66 yesterday. how in the wide, wide world of weather are they going to warm up today? i don't get it. so look at that fall. even gilroy up to morgan hill. so i think those locations will actually be a little cooler today are the same as yesterday. if you're north and east though, should be no problem warming up into the low to mid 80s. i had a chilly tuesday morning, i'll say for may 21st hollister, morgan hill, pinole, woodside, san anselmo, rohnert park, orinda, pacifica and palo alto all between 41 and 46. cool degrees. i'm going 68 in the city today. after a low of 52. what's average? 6452. the record 92,045. the record low again way back in 1899. warmer today for many. not for all, but for many. we'll go 86 in concord. although again, i think this is the warmest day of the

week. after today, temps will start to drop off a little bit here. 60 mount veeder, north wind. the oakland hills had a west southwest wind. now it's turned northerly, so they went from about 49. now they're 56. and even boulder creek has a northerly breeze. so we're starting to see warmer air aloft which will translate into a warmer day today, especially away from the coast by the coast. probably not too much change here, but fog looks like it. i mean, it's been this way since early april. we get about 2 or 3 days of warm up and then right back into the fog. and that's exactly what's going to happen again. vacaville is already 71, brentwood 66, but 40s mainly 50s on the temps 30s in the mountains. arcata 41 to 60 in san diego and the high pressure is really not that strong. another system up in seattle and portland is dropping in to take the place of the one that's already there. that will then kind of backtrack a little bit with lower pressure over us starting tomorrow. today, though, it's about warmer, especially bayside and inland. they'll jump up in the 70s and 80s, but cooler weather is on the way. maybe a little bit of thunderstorm activity up in the

mountains. i think drizzle is in our near future, but for today it looks good. two for tuesday is sunny and warmer for most. i don't think half moon bay down to santa cruz will warm up much, but everyone else should. 60s 70s on the coast in bay then 80s through the interior. we are looking for a slightly cooler weather pattern on wednesday than much cooler thursday into the weekend. thank you steve at eight seven. >> let's not say 841. we'll get there. we'll get there with with the help of andre senior, who is at this moment still in the newsroom, you're following up on that report we had earlier in the hour about the use of facial recognition. >> yeah. remember back in the day i talked about this before? we used to not want to use the online banking, you know, back in the early aughts because we thought maybe something was wrong with it. well, this might be the next step. this morning we told you about how facial recognition could replace our credit and debit cards with the use of facial payments. as more companies are looking to adopt this technology, we're asking, would you feel comfortable using facial recognition technology to make payments? your options? yes. seems convenient or no? privacy concerns. all you need

to do is scan the qr code at the top right hand corner of your screen, or go to ktvu.com/vote. and i can tell you when i go to whole foods you can put your palm and make a payment. >> oh interesting. >> so this is not that far off. >> you know i've warmed up to it even with my ugly face. i can look at my phone and talk with my bank and i've gotten used to it and i like it. right, right. it's fast. yeah. >> so you know we'll see if others are warming up. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. >> gasia. what about you, i use it basically to open my phone and maybe get into a couple apps, but not too much more than that. >> not too much more than that. >> i've warmed up faster than i did to the use of the atm back then. >> gasia and 1015 years will be ready to go. you'll you'll be very comfortable. >> good, good. yeah, right. i'l let you know in 0

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standards and required the oil industry to reduce emissions. many say the cost of those changes could be passed on to customers. one year ago, a staff report from the air resources board suggested prices could increase $0.47 a gallon in 2025 and go up $0.52 a gallon by the

year 2026. staff later said the actual cost increases are unclear and that 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, when change that is going into effect is the state gas tax increase of $0.02 a gallon that begins july 1st. >> okay, sit up straight for this story. researchers say if you're slouching, it can lead to memory loss and having a bad mood, but it may not lead to back pain. now, the research says back pain is caused more by a lack of exercise or stress, or a history of back pain. several studies also say there's no hard evidence that slouchers like i occasionally do, have more back

and neck pain than people with better posture. however, there have been studies that show slow teachers have less memory recall, and they tend to be in worse moods. gasia yeah, then people who sit up straight all the time, i get that it's not clear why, but the experts recommend focus on good posture, right? right. okay. we're focused on pam cook because because a local company says it has a cheaper version of wegovy and ozempic. >> also, she's tracking wall street's good news from some big retailers. pam cook joins us now in dollars and cents. >> nice to get some good news from some of these retailers. macy's in particular. their quarterly numbers came in better than analysts expected. and the ceo says the turnaround strategy is working. the company is in the process of closing, as we've reported, 150 macy's stores. but it's also opening some new bloomingdale's and bluemercury stores. as the opening bell rang this morning. lowe's also beat analysts expectations for earnings and revenue target

reports tomorrow morning. the most anticipated earnings report this week comes from nvidia, another bay area company they report tomorrow. taking you live to the new york stock exchange for the latest numbers this morning up across the board. as you can see the dow jones started the day ended the day yesterday below that 40,000 mark. but it's up a little bit today the s&p 500 up slightly as well. the nasdaq posting a slight loss this morning. a local health and wellness company claims to have a cheaper version of the popular weight loss drug ozempic. now san francisco based hims and hers health is launching injections with the same main ingredient as ozempic. but the company says it will cost about $200 instead of the more than $950 that ozempic or wegovy can cost without insurance. there have been shortages reported of both of those drugs due to a recent surge in demand. you do still need a prescription for the compound from hers and hims as you do for wegovy and ozempic. the company has sold close to

one dollars billion in cheaper generic versions of popular drugs. that stock jumped about 25% on the news. actress scarlett johansson is threatening legal action against san francisco based openai over one of its new voices. >> that's exciting. announcements are always a big deal, judging by the setup, it looks like it's going to be quite the professional production. is this announcement related to openai? perhaps it is. >> that's one of the voices of openai s latest chat, gpt model johansson says the company asked her to be the voice of the new product, but she declined. now, she says, she's shocked and angered that the company would pursue a voice that is sounds so similar to hers. she also points out that openai ceo sam altman even tweeted her, which johansson says is a reference to the film her, where she plays the voice of a chat system. openai says the voice is a different actress, but we'll pause the use of that voice and donald trump's social platform

reported a net loss of more than $300 million in the first quarter of the year. the company only generated about $770,000 worth of revenue, marking it the second straight quarter where it's revenue totaled less than $1 million. the report is one of the first measures of its accurate financial health since its ipo in march. that stock down close to 9% this morning i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. all right. >> let's get out the door at 750. sal what are you watching? >> the east bay there. gasia right now. and garcia and dave right now in the east bay seems to be pretty busy. and of course, it's the typical time for highway four and 80 and all those freeways to be slow. and so is marin. by the way, another typical slowdown on 101 from roland boulevard to central san rafael and at the bay bridge toll plaza, we're seeing a little but not much improvement. it's about a 15 to 20 minute delay. no major issues here on interstate 880. i want to mention that the san mateo and dumbarton bridge haven't been all that slow. we've been watching the south bay commute

be very typical with a couple of minor incidents. if you live in fremont, the corner of thornton and fremont boulevard blocked, believe it or not. and that's a huge area. people get through centerville area of fremont all the time. well, this morning it's blocked for a police investigation. it's been blocked for hours. and i think a lot of people are going to be late. if you work in that area or if you go to american high school, it's just going to be tough to get around. word to the wise, leave the house earlier. you're going to need the extra time. 751. let's talk about today's weather here, steve. >> thank you, kind sir. yes, sir. all right, this forecast right here is ai generated, has nothing to do with me. there's a little bit of fog increasing. not a lot, but a little bit. i'm think i'm in the minority saying i just don't see how the coast really warms up that much today. i know it's not a lot. bolinas and mira beach, but look at this. i mean, there's pacifica about half mumbai down to santa cruz. i mean, that is sold out,

there is no way that they're warming up that much unless the wind turns east northeast and the fog actually looks to be increasing in the santa cruz area, and also from gilroy to morgan hill. so i think you need to fine tune the forecast, as was exactly what i've done. i'm only going 68in the city. low 52. average is 6452 92,000, the record high for the date and 45 back in 1889. san rafael, walnut creek, palo alto, las vegas. bumping it all up 80, 85, 84, 82. this looks by far to be the warmest day of the week here. those are my forecast. highs 40s. never given way to 5060 in vacaville is just going bonkers because they have a north wind. but brentwood 67 san carlos now says they're 60 degrees and mainly 50s on the temps 34. alturas 35 elko to 46. in reno, truckee 37. south lake tahoe at 33 degrees. one low moves out. another one is taking its place. it's right up here. right up there. and that's going to do that. and then what we'll see is

a little backtracking of low pressure starting to develop over us thursday into friday. what's that mean. cooler. but today we'll go for warmer 80s low to mid 80s. forecast highs have been a little too bullish here, so i've been undercutting them. but i think today's the one day if you're far enough inland you'll get a pretty good jump on those temps here. but we'll start to cool it down a little bit tomorrow. more so towards the end of the week, and could be some thunderstorm activity up in the mountains, especially on the weekend as that low drops in two for tuesday. sunny and warmer for many. i don't think half moon bay or santa cruz or capitola are warming up, but everyone else should follow in with them. 6070 inland temps will take the biggest jump. there with some mid 80s, but after today looks like we just turn that right around and start to cool down and then a big cool down end of the week into the weekend. >> steve thank you. 754. amid increasing fears about public safety and a feeling by some that criminals know they won't get caught in oakland, city leaders there are considering relaxing rules on certain police tactics. what's happening today and why some are against the proposal. then a new effort to

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randomly fired a shot in the san jose neighborhood and then fired at the police. is a felon who had an unregistered gun, police say on sunday afternoon, 41 year old ricardo villarreal drove up to the k and k apartments in

east san jose. he was seen in security camera video getting out of a minivan, and then he started shooting residents at the apartment complex called the police. and when the police arrived, they say villarreal fired shots at them. >> that's a frequent occurrence. we often find felons in possession of firearms. that was the situation 17 days ago, and so that's part of what we were trying to figure out. it's part of what we're trying to convene a group of people together to figure out why, in san jose, we are seeing this uptick in violence directed, gun violence, directed at our police officers. i've been doing this a very long time. i've never seen on us. san jose police officers take so much gunfire in such a short period of time. >> villarreal is in critical condition now after being shot by the police. police say he was previously convicted for assault with a deadly weapon on an officer, and he was on probation. detectives say this is the third time this year that shots were fired at san jose

police officers time is 758. a new state bill aims to make sure that victims of domestic violence can get access to health care without notifying the police. now, if the bill passes, doctors would no longer be required to report all domestic abuse cases to law enforcement. instead it would only be required to notify the police if the patient asks them to, or if the victim is a child or an elder. supporters say mandatory reporting has kept people from seeking treatment in the past out of fear of possible repercussions. it is 759 a new art exhibit at san jose state university features the artwork of children in ukraine. it's entitled children draw war, not flowers. it shows the children's experience during the war. dozens of very colorful drawings and paintings are hung on the walls of the exhibit. inside the doctor martin luther king junior

library. unlike like, 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 between four and 16 years old during the fall of 2022. >> well, a car slamming into a tree bursting into flames in the east bay. one person killed another survived the incident, causing ripple effects for traffic. we're live on scene gathering the latest then developing news this hour a passenger plane hitting turbulence, plunging thousands of feet. and not everyone who boarded that aircraft made it out alive. >> and then everybody was tormented by it. no one's getting any sleep. we are people. we're not, you know, animals in a zoo and residents of a homeless encampment and a north bay business at odds. >> and they'll have to settle it in court from ktvu, fox two news.

>> this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as you look live at downtown oakland this morning, you can see the sun is reflecting off the buildings there this morning. thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> they call it the sunny side of the bay for a good reason. steve paulson there is a lot out there for most, although there's pretty good fog bank from about southwest marin coast down towards santa cruz. >> but for inland, it's already getting sunny and warmer. 56 is popular santa rosa, palo alto, san jose. i'm not sure the city is officially. they'll have to double check that, but even livermore is 55, so we're on our way here. but look at that. i mean, again, from about, oh, southwest marin coast, san mateo coast, santa cruz. i don't think they're warming up. gilroy. hollister. probably not that much. but if you're north and east, probably, no doubt about it, we'll get some 80s out of this low to mid 80s starts like a cooling trend tomorrow's way. it's looking. but today temperatures will bump up. almost all will be above average . all right over to sal. now it's been kind of busy still that way. >> yeah it is still kind of

busy. steve, this morning the east bay. we have a lot to talk about with highway four, although we haven't had a lot of crashes. we've had a couple of minor things. most of it is just a lot of slow traffic. this morning on 80 from hercules. now there was this may have been affected by the crash we had near central. they're moving it out of the way. that's kind of a late comer, but it was already slow in that area. let me show you. highway four. it's not stop and go, but it's definitely slow as you make a way to concord bay bridge is improving a little bit. not a lot, but you will see some slow traffic there. and if you're driving in oakland now, that backup is stretching to in front of the coliseum as you drive north towards the downtown oakland area. it's 802. let's get back to the desk. >> and sal, thank you. new. this morning, a busy intersection in fremont remains closed and it's all started with this this fiery explosion here. this car bursting into flames overnight. one person killed another hospitalized. right now, ktvu james tour is live from the scene with the update. james

andre, we're seeing the aftermath of that accident. >> it's very visible behind me. we're at the corner here of fremont boulevard and thornton avenue area. that's about a mile off of 880, not too far from american high school here in fremont, either. this intersection still remains closed this morning, and it's been closed for nearly eight hours at this point. that car at the center of it all, still in that same place. you can see just how destroyed it is. that fire that was involved in there as well, damaging the building next door. that's just right in front of. we're still waiting to hear from police about how much longer they may still have this scene looking like this. we know the coroner's office of the county medical examiner's office still has yet to come out to the scene, and certainly no word of how soon a tow truck may be coming out to remove that car from this area. the police, of course, asking all drivers to stay out of this intersection because this will likely stay closed for hours. that car we know drove straight into a tree on the street that happened

around 1230 this morning. the flames engulfing the car immediately, police and fire crews responded to the scene and they were able to help. one man out of the burning car. video did show one person loaded onto a stretcher and being taken away from the scene. at this point, we are not sure of the extent of their injuries. i did speak to some people who have been here since very early this morning. they say they are family members of the driver. that's the person who was killed in this crash. we are still waiting to hear from the police department on just how soon, maybe how much longer it will take until they get this intersection reopened. but again, we are still waiting for medical examiner's office and a tow truck to big pieces of information. two big parts of the plan to make sure that they can get this intersection reopened, cleaned up and back open for drivers to come through. still expect that to take another couple of hours before we get to that point. we're live this morning in fremont. i'm james torres, ktvu,

fox two news. >> all right, james, thank you for that live report. happening today now at 804 city leaders in oakland will consider making changes to the opd pursuit policy, right now, oakland has a lot of restrictions on police chases, but two city council members want the police commission to relax those rules and allow police to engage in more chases. advocates for the change argue criminals know they will not be chased, but those who are have argued against police chases over the years say they're too dangerous and could lead to more injuries. >> the federal traffic safety agency has confirmed a ktvu. it's launched a formal investigation into a solo car crash in pleasanton that killed a family of four tarun, george, his wife renee and their sons aaron and rowan died when their electric vehicle burst into flames after crashing into a tree last month. the car was made by a vietnamese company called vinfast. the agency will look into claims that a problem with the car's steering system may have played a role in the deadly crash. vinfast has yet to comment on the federal investigation. >> all right, we're getting more

on this developing news here in thailand. and our first look at the emergency response on the tarmac in bangkok to a plane that had plummeted thousands of feet in just a few minutes. now, early this morning, a singapore airlines plane from london to singapore had to make an emergency landing after hitting severe turbulence. the airline says. a 73 year old british man died and dozens more were injured. at least 30 people have been taken to a local hospital, while others received treatment on the tarmac outside the airport. >> new this morning, the defense and former president donald trump's new york criminal trial has rested its case without calling the former president to the stand. a total of 22 witnesses testified during mr. trump's campaign finance trial. prosecution tried to show he falsified his business records and covered up a payment that bought the silence of adult film star stormy daniels. weeks ahead of the 2016 presidential election, former president trump has pleaded not guilty and continues to deny any wrongdoing. >> every single scholar says there's been no crime. he's done

nothing wrong and i'm fighting for 300 million people. i'm gonna have no choice. it's not that i like doing this. sitting in an ice box all day for seven, eight, nine hours. >> closing arguments are expected to take place next tuesday. >> all right. happening today at 806. the california supreme court will start hearing arguments over a ballot measure passed by voters. it allows right 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. backers including uber and lyft, say the industry defends or depends on its drivers being independent contractors. but opponents say the measure leaves a massive number of workers exposed to uncompensated injury and economic insecurity. for no reason but to increase company profits. a tire company in san rafael is facing a lawsuit from people in a nearby homeless encampment over allegations a tire shop has been blasting loud music at night. the lawsuit was filed in marin county court

yesterday. people living at the encampment outside east bay tire company say over the last few days there has been loud music playing starting at sundown, and they believe it is meant to try and get people to leave the encampment. >> and it's so loud, i mean so loud. >> blaringly like it, it it it makes your ears bleed. you can't, you can't hear yourself think. you can't have a conversation. and i mean, this person, especially right under it. oh my god, i was here last night and i was crying. i was just like, i got to go. i can't, i can't do this anymore. >> well, the surveillance camera system has also been installed in the tire store parking lot pointed at the encampment. a court hearing is scheduled for this morning over a possible injunction to stop the music. as the case works its way through the system. we're working on getting a hold of the owner of the tire shop to get their side of the story. >> restaurants in berkeley will have to choose between paying thousands of dollars or losing the exclusive use of their outdoor dining space. the city is implementing a new rule that

will allow businesses to keep their parklets by charging them an annual fee. business owners are being given three options pay an annual fee to keep their parklet for private use only, pay nothing, and turn the parklet into a public space, or take down the outdoor seating altogether. >> well, the wave of graduation begin today for tens of thousands of high school seniors in oakland. the last day of school is thursday, and the district is set to have 18 graduations over the next nine days. oakland tech is one of three schools hosting ceremonies this evening. three more will follow on wednesday and thursday before wrapping up the week with seven on friday. two more ceremonies will take place next week after memorial day. >> the time is 809, and we're going to start this report in the south bay, where you see the silicon valley commute ramping up. now this is the time. although you might want to wait for some improvement. northbound guadalupe parkway. there was a crash there approaching interstate 880, so if you're driving to the airport and you're using 87, there's going to be a slowdown there. but really, all the commutes getting

over to sunnyvale and cupertino are pretty slow. then on the peninsula, we have some slow traffic, especially on that san mateo bridge, which, by the way, seems pretty slow. we can look at it from the hayward side and it's crowded there, pretty much getting up into the or getting over to the peninsula. 880 is now beginning to slow down, heading up to downtown oakland and at the bay bridge toll plaza, it's still backed up to the maze. 809. let's go back to the desk. >> rachel. thanks for pulling out your wallet or tapping your phone. what if you could pay for your next purchase with just your face? the technology that could be the future of payment systems plus, remember the old oakland. >> you know, just remember the old oakland and build off of that. >> well, it used to be known as the jewel in oakland's crown has lost its luster in recent years. what's being done to bring more people back to lake merritt and reclaim what was once a thriving community gathering spot. then a quick reminder that you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv, watch our live newscast, get stories on demand and more on

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the new campaign that just launched is hoping to add some shine to the popular destination. ktvu betty yu tells us about the plans to attract more people to the lake this summer. >> love our lake wants to remind oakland residents and visitors of lake merritt's vibrant sea and beauty this summer. children's fairyland executive director kimberly miller came up with the idea 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. the initiative is a collaboration among lakeside institutions including the oakland museum and 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

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. 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 safer 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 tonight. 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. >> all right, the federal government is showing its support for one of san francisco's biggest transit projects ever. it's providing $3.4 billion to the work that is already underway at the transbay terminal. the money will help connect caltrain's 77 mile system in california's high speed rail trains to downtown san francisco, mayor london breed says this 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, and the goal is to finish the entire project within the next ten years. >> time now is 816. new technology allows customers to leave their wallets at home and pay for purchases with facial recognition. some experts say the technology initially used as security tool may soon replace our credit card, credit and debit cards. several companies have been testing out the use of facial recognition for making payments. some consumers may be wary of the technology, but experts say biometric authentication is safe and effective. >> so these are 3d scans, which makes them secure and pretty much impossible for a bad actor to try to bypass anything that can kind of make these day to day transactions and transactions faster will ultimately prove successful with customers, privacy experts cautioned that people who agree to use facial recognition for payments should still use the strongest passwords possible. >> so we've been asking if you

feel comfortable using facial recognition to make payments. we see that 76% of you three quarters plus say no due to privacy concerns. almost a quarter say yes seems convenient . maybe give it a try. you can have your say by scanning that qr code at the top right of the screen, or heading to ktvu.com/vote. >> i don't know about android, but apple phones you can scan your face now, but i think we're comfortable with that because it's on our phone. and yes, apple is pretty, you know, bold on privacy, right? but you know, when other companies start to use it and your face is getting out there, although it's already out there now, this is true, you know? hey. yeah. all right. let's send things over to sal. sal, you ready for this? you ready for paying with. you talked about this, remember? >> i don't like to be the first to try anything. i'll let you try it. andre >> i'll let you try it and then tell you what, how it works. >> yeah, yeah. and if it did? >> if you're waiting for me, you're gonna be waiting. >> you're gonna be waiting for 20 years. come on, come on. you know, guys? yeah >> good morning. that's funny. all right. good morning

everyone. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge. there's some waiting to do at the bay bridge just to do a segway there. but it's about a 15 to 20 minute delay. maybe a little longer if the end of the line. and once you make it onto the bridge, it's also crowded into san francisco. this is a look at interstate 880 north and south. it's getting a little slower driving to downtown oakland, and the san mateo bridge is slow in stop and go pockets all the way across. we've been covering it all morning, that would be the south bay. or i would say the east bay, east southern, east bay. thornton at fremont, that intersection in fremont in the centerville district is blocked by a police investigation. it's really putting pressure on the freeway and also on some of the other areas in that area. mission boulevard is taking more traffic just because people have to drive around somehow, and they're finding other ways to do it. 819 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> all right, sal, thank you. well, if the city was going to warm up, this would not be happening. what's this? look at that. our good friend leanne

varney in the city said it was blue sky. now i can see some fog moving in there. it is sunset district. also. marin headlands, muir beach, i think i think the city. i went 68 today. i'm cooler than anybody else. and if that if that persists, i think we're looking good on that. if it was going to warm up, you know, and i know they'd have an east wind or northeast wind and it would be clear fog has made it native. santa cruz is also really good on twitter. made it up to ben lohman. my goodness. so there's no way santa cruz was 66 yesterday. i don't see how they warm up today. morgan hill, gilroy down to hollister. also dealing with low cloud deck. so with that in mind i mean inland areas. yes they'll warm up, but i don't think those locations are this morning was a cool one for may 21st. hollister, morgan hill, pinole, woodside, san anselmo, rohnert park, orinda, pacific and palo alto all between 41 and 46 cool degrees this will be the warmest day of the week, and for some it won't be that warm, but for others it will. temps will move above

average for a majority. unless you're right on the coast, 6852 for the city averages 6452 at record 92,045. the record low way back in 1899, san rafael, walnut creek, palo alto, los gatos bumping it up 80, 85, 84 and 82 by tomorrow, though i think these start to come down, it will be warmer inland. we're only looking for 80. we're not looking for 90 unless you're, you know, out to this valley or something. but i think fog comes pouring back in. if not wednesday, thursday for sure. 50s on the temps, unless you're brentwood and vacaville, they're they'll have no problem getting into the mid to upper 80s today. but most locations i think are only running a couple degrees warmer. half moon bay is actually cooler. san jose 1 degrees cooler, about 2 to 4 degrees warmer. two is a popular number compared to yesterday. at this time, santa rosa leads the way at plus four. that's a big fog bank for areas that are supposed to get warm. oh, this is the weather geek in me right here. that's a little what we call coastal eddy forming right there. right there. see that little circulation right there. so i don't think they warm up all that much on the coast. inland? yes we'll jump it up.

we'll get into the 80s by tomorrow though. another system digs in here. and that's going to open that door to a stronger sea breeze. so i mean, this has been the pattern since april, all the way back to april. i don't think anything is changing anytime soon. we get a quick warm up and then just like that, we go right back into a cooler pattern. so after today, tomorrow inland will still be nice, but then cooler weather will take over as we head towards thursday friday. but today sunny and warmer for most. not for all, but for most 60 70s and 80s steve. >> thank you. health care workers making minimum wage in california could have to wait a bit longer for a pay increase. why state lawmakers are delaying a move that could push their wages to at least $25 an hour, and a big surprise for some rowers in southern california. >> check this out. a sea lion jumping onto their boat right in the middle of their exercise. my researchers think on what they think is behind this up close encounter. coming up

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have some colorful competition. now. recently, scientists have begun to study pink noise and its effect on sleep concentration and relaxation. it sounds similar to the gentle rustling of leaves or steady rain on a rooftop. researchers suggesting it can improve the quality of sleep and help people stay asleep longer. >> what we're trying to do with this research is to stimulate or boost slow wave sleep, which is

one form of deep sleep and pink noise mirrors the types of frequencies seen in that stage of sleep. >> the studies show promise for benefits beyond a good night's sleep. in these studies, adults also saw better memory recall after they slept with the pink noise sound pulses. >> a japanese town long known as the best place to take photos of mount fuji, is certain to have far fewer tourists this summer. leaders of the city, about 80 miles outside of tokyo, have now put up a 65 foot tall barrier. it's designed to prevent tourists from taking pictures of mount fuji. locals have long complained that a growing number of visitors was creating traffic problems. they came up with the idea of blocking the view. >> i found out that it was the last day, so we didn't really plan to come here, but we say, yeah, we have to go there. we will be the last one to see it. >> this comes at a time that foreign tourism is booming across japan, due mostly to the yen's recent decline, to a 34 year low at 826 is your time a rowing team in southern

california had a real life surprise when a sea lion pup hopped into one of the rowers boats. >> yeah, logan hibbard tells us she and her teammates were practicing in marina del rey when the sea lion jumped out of the water and into her boat. her teammates on the ucla rowing team took these photos while she did her best to remain calm. >> just a baby sea lion. so, he was really, really friendly and. yeah, i figured if i stayed calm, then it would make him more calm. and so we just sort of had an understanding with each other. i did try to pet it, and it didn't really like that. so. so i stopped, but he was resting right there in her leg. >> experts say the sea lion was malnourished, which likely made it more willing to get so close to humans. our students at uc santa cruz won't head to class today. the reason why and what the university decided to do instead. >> plus, this would stop the water from flowing. >> a new warning this morning

about the vulnerability of our nation's water supply to threats of a cyber attack. what the epa says can b done to kee

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why they say a recently passed state proposition goes too far, and why they say they don't want to follow. the voters will, on things like their pay and benefits. >> plus surprise, 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 arrested for murder after a deadly stabbing inside a grocery store in the east bay last month. what police say happened just before the attack and where the child is this morning from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. >> thank you for joining us. today is tuesday may 21st. and let's talk a little about the weather. it's getting a little warmer i guess across the bay area inland. yes. no doubt about it. >> coast? i don't think so. because look at this. i mean, if it was going to be warm in the city, this would not be happening. this right here. look at that. i mean, from your beach, the sausalito into san francisco sunset near daly city as well. when it's when it's warm in the city, this does not happen. but speaking of that fog, take a look. i mean, it is sold out. half moon bay, down to santa cruz. santa cruz mountains, even over to morgan hill and gilroy. no warming there. but if you're inland,

yes, it will, as we get a brief little pop here in the temps, i think there'll be some low to mid 80s, but i actually dropped the city temp from 68 to 66. but everywhere else, 70s and 80s. all right. sounds here. been busy 831 getting better. worse. same what? >> it's getting a little better, but we still have a couple of issues out there, steve. and not surprising if you're driving into fremont this morning. we've had a lot of slow traffic, not only on the freeways out of pleasanton and sunol and from hayward to fremont, but also in the centerville district. thornton at fremont boulevard. that interchange is closed. intersection is closed there because of a deadly collision that happened in the investigation. so it's really close to a high school and a lot of businesses there. it's going to be a mess for a while until they reopen that intersection and just give yourself plenty of time. let's go to the bay bridge. you can see that is improving a little bit. you can see if you're looking at your tv screen, you can see at the very

back of the toll plaza, there's not there's not a lot going on there now. and that's good because that means we're getting improvement here, which will eventually improve all the way through. 832 let's go back to the desk. >> happening today, the california supreme court will hear arguments on a case that could determine the future of the state's gig economy. workers ktvu rasmus explains. here, a group of rideshare drivers is on its way from southern california, from the bay down to southern california to listen to the case in court, ali. >> yes, the seven justices on the california supreme court here in san francisco will decide the future of california's so-called gig economy and the legality of proposition 22. proposition 22 was passed in november of 2020 by 60% of california voters. it classifies rideshare 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're not legally entitled to things like a minimum wage, overtime or sick pay. now, some rideshare drivers and state union representatives are challenging the legality of prop 22. their argument some worker rights, like making sure people get minimum wage, should be determined by state law regardless of what voters decide . >> who gets to decide? does the legislature get to decide? or do the people of california through the ballot process, get to ultimately decide? it could be something in between. perhaps the california supreme court will take out the most controversial parts of the legislation and let the rest of it stand. >> now, one of the most controversial parts of prop 22 was cutting gig workers out of the state's workers compensation program, limiting their protections if they got injured on the job. arguments in the case will be heard today at the california supreme court in san francisco. and while it's going on a group of rideshare and delivery drivers is going to have a caravan coming up from

southern california to the bay area so that they can watch and listen to the court case. it's expected to start 130 this afternoon. that's when the supreme court will start hearing some of the opening statements on this case. and outside the courthouse, they will have the gig workers and their supporters will have a screen where they'll be able to watch the live stream of what's going on in the courtroom, live in san francisco. ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> ali thank you. california health care workers will have to wait an extra month before seeing an increase in their minimum wage. health care workers were supposed to have their minimum wage raised to $25 an hour starting in june. new documents show lawmakers submitted paperwork to delay the increase to july 1st. backers say the move will help align the pay increase with the state budget year. the increase also has been at the center of budget negotiations, as the state has said the move could cost about $4 billion a year. >> 835 now new this morning, police in fremont are telling drivers to stay away from a part of a busy roadway as officers

investigate a fiery and deadly crash. this is in the area of fremont boulevard between thornton avenue and peralta boulevard. police say roads in the area will be closed for several hours as authorities clear the scene and gather evidence. investigators say one person was killed, another injured, when their car slammed into a tree and burst into flames shortly after midnight. san jose is planning to install speed cameras throughout the city. 33 of them are set to be placed in high collision areas. drivers captured violating traffic laws will be mailed a citation. city officials say annual traffic deaths in san jose have more than doubled, from 29 in 2012 to a peak of 65 in 2022. a majority of the funding from the camera is coming from an $8 million federal grant. >> police in the east bay say they have arrested a 13 year old student for homicide at his middle school earlier this month . the arrest follows a deadly stabbing on april 2nd inside the safeway store on bancroft avenue in san leandro, broadmoor district. investigators say the teens stabbed and killed 18 year old zion gooden after gooden got into a heated argument with the

alleged attackers friend. police say the arrest comes after investigators talked with witnesses and reviewed surveillance video. >> 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. >> san leandro police say they arrested the 13 year old last week at his middle school in a neighboring city. he's now being held at alameda county juvenile hall, facing one count of murder. the environmental protection agency has issued a new warning involving the safety of the nation's water supply. the epa says cyber attacks against public water facilities across the country have become more frequent and more severe. it's issued a nationwide alert urging the companies to take immediate action to protect the nation's drinking water supply. but tight budgets could prevent the water facilities from adding more layers of security. >> a lot of these systems are are stretched fiscally. they don't. they just have enough

budget to keep the water system running. cyber security is not something that they've been focused on as much as, say, large power grids and so this is sort of new to them. and it's again a wake up call. >> the epa says roughly 70% of the public water facilities it inspected last year failed to meet current cybersecurity standards. >> classes at uc santa cruz are remote today and tomorrow because of a continuing strike by graduate workers. the students are protesting the uc system's recent crackdown on pro-palestinian demonstrations on college campuses across the state. yesterday, some students reported having difficulty getting to class, so the university went remote today because of strikers who were blocking the entrances to the campus. the walkout involves teaching assistants, researchers and other academic workers. no word on how long the strike will last. a bill to legalize amsterdam style cannabis cafes here in california has passed in the state assembly. >> right now, people can consume marijuana products on site in

licensed lounges, but 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, assemblyman matt haney, says he modified the bill to address those concerns. in this year's version. >> all right. warmer inland, the coast? not so much. let's get back to steve paulson. >> that's the way it's looking. no doubt inland temps will bump up. we're running about 2 to 4 degrees warmer, but that fog continues to kind of increase a little bit here, especially southwest marin coast marin headlands, muir beach probably close to sausalito, tiburon also sunset district and making a push into the city if the city warms up. this is not happening that you would see, you know, clear skies. so i think, you know, this is pretty shallow fog bank, but still it's there. and speaking of there, look at that. i mean, san mateo coast, most of it all the way down santa cruz, santa cruz mountains, aptos, capitola, morgan hill, gilroy. i don't think there's much warming for those locations. and we are also really cool. this morning. hollister, morgan hill, pinole, woodside, san anselmo, rohnert

park, orinda, pacifica and palo alto all between 41 and 46 degrees. but inland temps they will warm up probably won't be a problem. i mean, if you know, if you're north and east, i think it was some mid 80s. look likely here. thick fog though. south temps move above average for some not for all. but there's a little i mean there's just not really an east wind at all. i actually trimmed the city temperature back from 68 to 66. usually when they warm up there's not fog there at this time. 90 the record high. and in 2045 the record low. in 1899. but for san rafael, walnut creek , palo alto, los gatos bumped up a little bit, slightly nervous on these, but i'll go with them for now. i don't think inland it'll matter because you'll have the high pressure, but that fog on the coast has always makes for a tricky forecast. tomorrow we start a little cool down in a big cool down will take us thursday into friday as the way it's looking. vacaville, brentwood. no problem. out of the gate. they're already warm so they'll be in the mid 80s, maybe a few upper 80s with that north breeze continues, but everywhere else it's mainly 50s

or low 60s. we are running about 2 to 4 degrees warmer than yesterday. although half moon bay is not. there are 50 and socked in with fog and they're four degrees cooler. san jose's minus one. but most locations are warming up. that's a lot of fog and it's not disappearing. it's actually increasing. so inland, yes, warmer coast probably not. one more system is on the way. it's already moving into seattle. that will take the same highway as the other low, which is going to kind of deepen in the intermountain region, eastern nevada, and lower pressure will settle back over us starting tomorrow. for today, warmer inland. that's as far as i'm going to go with it. patchy low clouds to thick low clouds two for tuesday. sunny and warmer away from the coast, but not on the coast. so 60s there. 70s inland. yes, we'll get some mid 80s if you're far enough out of my outside. my forecast zone may be warmer than that, but fog starts to creep back wednesday and pours in here as it looks like thursday into the weekend. >> all right. thank you so much steve. what you wear on your feet may say a lot about the year you were born by many members of gen z say they can identify millennial from how they wear their socks. find out

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later this year, the california air resources board plans to update its fuel standards and require the oil industry to

reduce emissions. many say the cost for those changes could be passed on to the consumer. one year ago, a staff report from the air resources board suggested prices could increase $0.47 a gallon next year and up $0.52 a gallon by the year 2026. staff later said the actual cost increases are unclear, and that 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 later this year. one change is going into effect the state gas tax increase of $0.02 a gallon starts july 1st. >> it is 845 this morning. closing stores seems to be working for macy's turnaround plan. >> the retailer is among the number of big companies announcing reports this week in portland. one's pam cook is watching this, and she's back in the studio with dollars and

cents. >> yes, a lot of talk about a bay area company, nvidia. the most anticipated earnings report this week comes from nvidia, the ai chip maker based here in santa clara, reports tomorrow. target also releases its quarterly report tomorrow. consumer spending accounts for two thirds of economic activity, so those retailers those are important reports. as the opening bell rang this morning, lowe's quarterly report beat analyst expectations. and that's also some good news. taking you live to the new york stock exchange and the big board, the dow jones up a little bit 40 points still hovering below that 40,000 mark. the s&p 500 up slightly. the nasdaq has been fluctuating up and down. slight change for the nasdaq so far ahead of those earnings reports macy's released its first quarter earnings report this morning though, and beat wall street's expectations. macy's raised its full year outlook for sales and profits in. the ceo says the turnaround strategy is working. the company is in the process of closing 150 macy's stores, but opening some new

bloomingdale's and bluemercury stores. actress scarlett johansson is threatening legal action against san francisco based openai over one of its new voices. >> that's exciting. announcements are always a big deal. judging by the setup, it looks like it's going to be quite the professional production. is this announcement related to openai? >> perhaps it is. >> that's one of the voices of openai's latest chatgpt model. johansson says the company asked her to be the voice of the new product, but she declined. now, she says she's shocked and angered that the company would pursue a voice that sounds so similar to hers. she points out that openai ceo sam altman even tweeted her, which johansson says is a reference to the film her, where she plays the voice of a chat system. openai says the voice is a different actress, but it will pause the use of that voice. world leaders and artificial intelligence took a pledge to develop the technology safely at an industry event in south korea. big tech companies including meta, google

and openai attended that two day summit. the more than a dozen ai companies that made voluntary commitments to consider safety as the technology becomes more prevalent. the pledge includes publishing safety frameworks and stopping the development or deployment of their models and systems. if they cannot mitigate the risks. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents pam. >> thank you. a new trend on tiktok says you can determine who's a gen z and who's a millennial by their sense of footwear fashion. >> this is exactly how you can tell the difference between a millennial and a gen z, just by looking at their feet. >> now, according to a popular social media trendsetters, gen zers pull their socks above their ankles and millennials wear ankle socks. while some people proved the theory right, others don't think it's necessarily true at all. >> it's a preference. like you can wear whichever socks you want to wear, whatever you feel

more comfortable with. >> i used to wear ankle socks when i was younger, but then i started wearing these. >> fashion experts believe the next generation will abandon socks and mostly wear shoes without socks. >> you. that's gross though. >> what about what about flip flops in the suit? well, yeah. >> flip flops? no socks? yeah. not flip flops with a suit. i have seen my boys. they pull. we got them like these vans checkerboard socks. they pull those things all the way up to the knee. >> what about knee highs? yeah >> those remember remember leg warmers. they all come back. my ladies of the 80s. the leg warmers i know nothing is new anymore. >> exactly. all right, let's turn things over to sal. now he's looking at traffic for final time. sal. yeah. >> hopefully people wear socks with shoes. so anyway, good morning everyone. things are improving at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that arrow there a little while ago that were traffic there. now it's improving. so if you've been waiting this long, it's probably good that you did. 880 though is a little slower getting into downtown oakland and the san mateo bridge is still pretty busy, and looks like there's a lane block that just west of the toll plaza here. not exactly sure what's going on, but that's

not good. it's not helping traffic at all here, just west of the toll plaza. so now you have a bigger backup stretching past the hayward area. 849 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> our birkenstocks with socks. is that considered hip? sally >> i've lost track, steve. i've lost track. >> i don't think so. all right, thank you, sir. well, look at this. richmond district sunset, maybe near ingleside. i know, just near daly city, up to muir beach, on right by the golden gate bridge. that fog has been increasing. when the city warms up, that doesn't usually happen. not this time. usually by now, it's clear. look at this. all the way down to half moon bay. 50 degrees, socked in. we'll take you all the way down to an overcast santa cruz. aptos coralita, scotts valley, capitola, you name it, all the way over to morgan hill and gilroy. that's so they're not warming up that much, but inland areas are already seeing 70s for some now. well inland. yes, they'll they'll pop the mid upper 80s. but i think around here locally, i think we're

looking at low to mid 80s at best, but not on the coast, not from san francisco or marin headlands, south or bolinas south. i just don't there's too much fog there. but inland, yes, we'll get this will probably be the warmest day of the week. if it is, and it will be tomorrow, then here comes another system dropping in seattle. portland. and that's going to eventually start to open the door to our fog bank and lift that little weak high pressure system. but for today, if you're inland, yes, it will be warmer 80s inland, but i think 60s and 70s coast and patchy thick fog there for some here and it's sold out if you're a san mateo coast down to santa cruz, but inland will go with some 80s coast and bay. those 60s 70s on the temps forecast highs have been way too warm, especially coast and bay last couple of days. cooler weather is on the way for all thursday and for sure as we go into the weekend. >> you also pam cook says no socks with birkenstocks. oh darn. and she would know. all right, let's swing back to that poll we have going on our website following a report on how facial recognition technology could replace the use of credit and debit cards, we've been asking you if you'd feel

comfortable using facial recognition to make payments. 80% of you say no. the privacy concerns top any convenience, but 20% of you say, yeah, i might try. it seems convenient. scan the qr code at the top right of the screen. you can also head to ktvu.com/vote to have your say. we'll keep checking your results through the morning. >> all right. 851 an emerging trend among young professionals quiet vacationing when he joined us on the line. the reason so many are leaving paid time off on the table amid what they are calling mounting pressures, and one of its kind business in a san francisco neighborhood is set to reopen after closing at the very start of the pandemic. >> why the timing here couldn't be better, and the owner says s mission goes ay beyon

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855. the two mushroom farms in half moon bay, where there was a mass shooting last year being

ordered to pay thousands of dollars in back wages and damages. the u.s. 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 the penalties after investigators found the farms underpaid workers and provided unsafe housing conditions. the wage recovery and fines are part of settlements reached for multiple violations of the migrant and seasonal agricultural worker protection act, and the fair labor standards act. new details about the tesla factory fire in fremont. the fire department said the fire started inside of an oven around 5 p.m. sky fox shows fire crews on the roof and around the building. fire crews say all employees have been accounted for and no one was hurt. >> a new bill aims to ensure victims of domestic violence can access health care without notifying police. the state bill passes. doctors will no longer be required to report all domestic abuse cases to law enforcement. they would only be required to notify police if the patient asks them to the victim.

as a child or someone who's elderly, that gasia mandatory reporting has kept people from seeking treatment in the past out of fear of possible repercussion. >> 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 advocates that can help you navigate this difficult situation. >> the bill barely passed the assembly. it's now in the state senate. >> a new mural inside san francisco's fire headquarters is honoring the brave men and women who have helped protect the city. the mural was unveiled monday in the building's rotunda by the fire chief. the mural shows the department's landmark engine company number five firehouse and was painted by academy of art university students. there's also an actual vintage fire engine, creating an illusion that it's parked outside the old house. the chief 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 at san jose state university features artwork from children in ukraine. the artwork in children drawn war, not flowers, depicts children's experiences during the war. there are dozens of drawings and paintings in the exhibit inside the doctor martin luther king junior library. the organizer says this art is a deep look into the realities that children are facing. >> 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. in the fall of 2022. a local health and wellness company says it has a less expensive version of the popular weight loss drug ozempic . san francisco based hims and hers health is launching injections with the same main ingredient as ozempic. the company says they'll cost about $200 without insurance. ozempic or wegovy can cost more than $950. both those drugs have seen shortages amid a recent surge in demand. the compound from hers and hims does require a prescription, researchers say. >> if you're slouching, it can lead to memory loss and having a bad mood, but it may not lead to back pain, they say. back pain is caused more by a lack of exercise, stress or history of back pain. several studies also say there is no hard evidence that slouchers have more back and neck pain than people with better posture. however, there have been studies that show slouchers have less memory recall, and they tend to be in worse moods than people who sit

upright. it's unclear why, but experts recommend focusing on good posture. >> a beloved bar in san francisco is reopening next month. ginger's on hardy place is the only gay bar in the financial district. ginger's will be back in business on june 28th, just in time for san francisco's pride weekend. ginger's closed back in march of 2020 at the very start of the covid pandemic. it's only been open for special events, general manager says ginger's has long served as a safe haven for the queer community downtown tragedy in fremont. >> after a fiery crash leaves one person dead and another rush to the hospital. we're live from the scene this morning where police are still urging drivers to avoid the area. then we're tracking a developing story overseas. >> one person is dead after a plane plummets thousands of feet in just minutes. the emergency landing on that flight from london to singapore. >> could the gig worker classification as i