birthday oakland. we're looking forward to tipping off. did you know that saturday marked 172 years since oakland became an official city? and as you saw several big names, oakland natives and organizations wished a happy birthday to oakland. oakland was incorporated by the california state legislature on may the 4th, 1852, officially making it a city. well, hundreds of young girls gathered in piedmont over the weekend for the third annual play like a girl event. it was a free event. it offered 29 sports workshops, from fencing to roller hockey girls. between two and 18 were able to interact with women coaches and even some olympians. this year there was also a firefighter fitness station and a sports equipment swap. organizers say it offered a unique opportunity to find a new passion after a deadly shooting

in broad daylight near oakland's lake merritt. what we're learning about a car crash following the shooting for separate tow trucks in the east bay, catch fire. why investigators suspect arson in at least two of the cases, and the surveillance video that shows one man driving away after flames start. then leadership at one bay area university set to meet with pro-palestinian protesters. what they want from the university's president as other schools nationwide cancel commencement ceremonies in response to protests from ktvu. fox two news this is mornings on two. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning, i'm dave clark. it is monday. it's may 6th. i started to call you and tell you it's cold today. you didn't have to tell me twice. i thumped it as soon as i walked out. well, steve's talking about this. how it feels now? well, for us on may 6th, it is cold. we have a lot of 30s here. teeny bit of fog, san jose's has some low clouds, maybe santa rosa, but there are 39 degrees, there's a lot of

upper 30s. we even had 36 petaluma airport, penngrove sonoma state university. i think sonoma briefly dipped to 36, but it'll be nice today that we're on the back edge of all this. so mostly sunny today. looks good. a new moon on monday. well, almost the noon moon will be tomorrow, but we're close enough. lots of sun. there will still be a little breeze today. temperatures will be in the 60s, but warmer weather will kick in by wednesday. well, let's hope the wild boys are not out there impacting the morning commute. but to tell us for sure, here's sal. well, no, this commute has not come undone yet. steve however, thank you. it is a little bit slow in some areas and almost did earlier with a crash on 680 westbound highway four. as you can see, is pretty typical. no major problems here on highway four, but it's slow from the pittsburgh exits. all the way to concord. and if you're driving at the bay bridge, it is backed up to the mays. metering lights are on. traffic is going to be okay on the bridge. we don't have a lot

of slow traffic this morning on 680 from martinez to walnut creek, but on 80 between el sobrante and berkeley, and also on the richmond bridge. we are getting some slowdowns now. 702 let's get right back to the headlines. thank you. sal. pro-palestine demonstrations continue on many california college campuses. at san francisco state, students and faculty protesters expect to meet today with the university's president, ktvu james torres, live at sf state. to tell us more on these protests, james garcia well, the students here say that they have successfully convinced the university's president, lynn mahoney, to come out to their encampment a little later this afternoon and have what they call an open bargaining session, potentially to talk about ending their encampment as long as the university meets their needs. and we're still working with the university to confirm if that is actually happening. but certainly an example of the many different directions that these protests can go. we'll show you some video of what we saw over the weekend down in southern california, where police walked in and broke down the

demonstrations at usc. that's just a few days after police arrested hundreds of people at ucla, closer to the bay area. encampments at places like stanford and berkeley are still in place. no words from police or those universities if they plan on targeting those protests. campus is still shut down at cal poly humboldt, where just about a week ago, officers went in to arrest about 30 protesters that caught the attention of the american civil liberties union. and attorneys for the aclu sent a letter to the school administration demanding that not only campus reopen, but be open to visitors and journalists trying to cover those events. according to the chronicle, the school announced that it would hold its graduation ceremonies this friday at locations off campus. now, we've seen graduation disruptions at college campuses all throughout the country over the last weekend. it happened in austin during a ceremony there where many protesters walked in on that and a number, columbia university rather now announcing

as of this morning that they will not be holding any campus wide ceremonies. berkeley will have its ceremonies coming up this upcoming weekend. sf state plans to hold that later. toward the end of the month. and those student protesters and that suspected meeting with its university president, that's expected to happen later this afternoon at about 1:00. we're live this morning from san francisco state university. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. all right, james, thank you. time is 705 new this morning. columbia university just canceled its main commencement ceremony scheduled a week from this wednesday. all of this, after all of the protests on that college campus. now, columbia plans to replace the university wide event with a smaller scale celebration. the administration says the decision was made after meeting with student leaders. now, news agencies in new york city report that six city concerns were the main reason for that announcement. cal poly humboldt

has changed its plans for commencement ceremonies following a week long protest and campus closure. the university will now hold ceremonies at three different off campus locations in eureka. the university leaders closed the campus after protesters barricade themselves inside an administrative building. well students at ucla are heading back to classrooms this morning to resume in person instructions. the campus went to remote learning during last week's campus protests and demonstrations tied to the war in gaza. more than 200 people were arrested last thursday as police in riot gear cleared out the pro-palestinian encampment, and republican leaders in the california legislature, where they're getting into the political debate over the growing number of protests and demonstrations on college campuses, related to the war in gaza. they want the state to immediately end all financial aid for any protester found to have committed violent or criminal acts during a campus demonstration. republican leaders also blame university

administrators statewide for not shutting down the encampments sooner. one person is dead after a shooting near oakland's lake merritt. police responded to reports of a shooting near east 12th street and first avenue around noon yesterday. they found one person who'd been shot, citizen app video here shows the victim's car crashed in a parking lot, the east bay times reports. someone was driving down the street when they were shot, then later crashed into a fence. the victim died at the scene. police have not released any information on a motive and there have been no arrests. two people, including a minor, are in the hospital this morning after a double stabbing in san jose happened around 530 yesterday, not far from where story road and king road meet. police say one of the victims was a minor, was taken to the hospital for his injuries. the second victim has life threatening injuries right now. police say it's unclear what led to the attacks so far, no arrests have been reported. time is now 707. investigators in concord still searching for answers after four tow trucks went up in flames and concord and in bay point. at least two

of those fires are being investigated now as a possible arson. all of them started early saturday morning, and security cam video in bay point captured one of the fires on summerfield drive. that's where a tow truck burst into flames and a man was got into a car and sped away. now take a look at this grainy security cam video in concord showing another tow truck on fire on sinclair avenue. you can see the flames in the far right corner of your screen, a towing company said. all four of those trucks destroyed in the fires belong to their company. if you have any information, call contra costa county fire investigators. driverless vehicles are heading to the peninsula. waymo is expanding its robotaxi service in the next few weeks. the pilot program will only be available to waymo employees. at first, they'll be able to order trips from san francisco to san mateo and burlingame, but they'll have to stay off the freeway. the expansion comes as state and local officials are wrangling

over who has control of the autonomous vehicles. lawmakers are currently pushing for a bill to give local governments the power to regulate robo taxis. that bill is set for a hearing today. time now. 708 the golden gate bridge district changing its financial plans because of changing commuting trends. the golden gate bridge right now is only seeing about 70% of commuter traffic and bus and ferry ridership is about 50% of pre-pandemic levels, according to the marin i-j the district has. they have more than three dozen goals and plans now to adjust to life that's post-pandemic. some of the goals include shifting the focus from commuters to recreation. travel time is 709 and highway four. we do have some slowing this morning. it's typical and it's pretty ordinary for it to be that way at this time. no major problems on 680 and on 80. we have some slowing as well. i do want to show you the bay bridge

toll plaza that is backed up this morning. you can see a little bit of slowing on highway four and to the toll plaza as well. so those are the commutes that are busiest. we haven't seen a lot from the south bay. it's beginning to wake up a little bit, but not much on monday. a lot of the south bay seems to start later. so if this is your commute, you may want to get out there sooner rather than later. 709 let's go back to the desk. happening today, boeing is set to launch astronauts into space for the first time. boeing's starliner capsule is set to launch out of florida this evening around 730. our time with two nasa pilots on board, it's headed to the international space station. this is starliner's first flight with a crew on board. boeing is trying to catch up to spacex, which has made nine taxi trips for nasa since 2020. if the flight goes well tonight, nasa will begin to alternate between boeing and spacex to get astronauts to and from the space station. our time now 710 bouncing back tourism dollars flowing back to california. but we'll tell you why. the numbers may not be quite as good as

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saturday in golden gate park along the jfk promenade. mayor breeds running against a crowded field of candidates, including mark farrell, daniel laurie, aaron peskin, asher safai, sharon shariati and elena zhao. they've all announced their to running for mayor. new this morning, the judge and former president donald trump's criminal trial has fined him another $1,000 for violating his gag order and threatened jail time if he violates the gag order again, because the judge says the fines aren't working. last week, former trump adviser hope hicks took the stand, testifying about how former president trump's presidential campaign was rocked by the leak of a video in which mr. trump said he made remarks about making sexual advances toward women without their permission. mr. trump is accused of falsifying business records to cover up payments made to women in exchange for their silence about affairs. they said they had with him. over the weekend. several republicans reportedly being considered to be mr.

trump's vice presidential running mate, gathered at his home in florida. there were seven possible candidates at the fundraising event. here's the good news, and i saw it this weekend. the amount of talent that we have in the republican party is extraordinary. there's a lot of names that are in the mix. i'm honored to have my names as one of them in the mix right now. former president trump has said he'll make his determination on a running mate sometime before the republican convention, which is set to begin july 15th in milwaukee. all right, gasia time now. 714 cinco de mayo has become a time for people to celebrate mexican culture, and over the weekend, thousands here in the bay area came out to enjoy events held in san francisco, san jose and beyond. andre senior is here in studio to share how it all went. andre. good morning cinco de mayo. festivities were in full swing. guys in the u.s. it's one of the most celebrated mexican holidays, highlighting the country's culture and heritage. it also marks mexico's victory over france in the 1862 battle of puebla, now over the weekend,

events across the bay area brought out families lowriders, foodies and more. folks in east and downtown san jose had two parades of their own hundreds of tricked out cars cruise the streets, a nod to the city's roots and influence. growing up in the east side of san jose, the lowrider community just made it a tradition to cruise around, and we grew up on that. and we just aspired to, you know, show up our rides and, bring everybody together. and in san francisco, the mission district had a block party of its own to celebrate cinco de mayo. the outdoor festival took over 24th and folsom streets. the family friendly event featured live music, dancing and a lot of mexican flags for sale. it's just a day when we come back into the mission, reclaim the streets, take it over, make it feel like when we were growing up, community familia. the festival also featured a number of vintage lowrider cars

displayed by their proud owners. now treasure island also held its first ever cinco de mayo celebration. it drew a crowd from both sides of the bay celebrating the holiday with food, music and dance. as well. all right, andre, thank you. time at 716. the twin peaks muni tunnel in san francisco will be closing for repairs this summer. the 106 year old tunnel helps take thousands of daily riders to and from west portal, the sunset and san francisco's community college and state university. the chronicle reports. muni has to repair leaks and cracks and other problems that have appeared because of wear and tear through the years. now, the first set of repairs takes place during an eight day shutdown in august. muni will have busses to help commuters during that shutdown period. 717 what's happening on the monday morning? roads for that, we go to sal in the traffic center. all right. well, we do have slow traffic in spots where you'd expect it. garcia

and dave, let's start with the east bay and highway for slow traffic from pittsburg over the hill into concord, 80 westbound. not too slow, but there is some slowing as you head to the bay bridge, and there's some slow traffic on 680 because of earlier issues. and on 680 south, i'm sorry, on westbound 580 through the altamont pass, you can see here it looks like an ordinary world. it's backed up to the macarthur maze. metering lights are on. there have been no major issues on the bridge and hopefully this commute will just go kind of routinely. 717 here's the man who knows about the weather. it's mister steve paul. i'm doing my best to hold back the rain, so i'll. but you know, saturday was impressive. let's be. yes, sir. yes. and so was the snow and the mounds, but now left behind a byproduct are the cold. lows here for may 6th. these deserve a while. petaluma sonoma state university 36. penn grove is also 36. sonoma. i think sonoma briefly dipped to 36. occidental. windsor. danville excuse me. woodside,

hollister and castro valley all in there as well. take your pick though. sonoma, rohnert park, healdsburg, still in there, ukiah, upper lake point ray's at 39. look at the water temps. they're still cold. two point raised san francisco bowie, both at a brisk 50. the low going out of the intermountain region. this will be prime time today for severe weather high risk level five which is really rare. it's right through there, oklahoma, north texas, kansas also nebraska. the tornadic activity today will probably be i mean, it's going to it's one of the biggest i've seen in a long time. high risk categories 39 santa rosa, 39. even made it to menlo park. there now. 41 castro valley is in there. i know orinda still 39. pinal was also 39. now they're 41. observation near walnut creek was 39, now 4328. truckee 23, south lake tahoe, las vegas and palm springs were both 59 about

an hour ago, and flagstaff was 27, which is incredible, 40s for many or 50s until you hit southern california, we are almost on the drier side. a little bit of fog, not much, but it'll be a nice monday weather day. lots of sun. it'll be temperatures 60s on the temps here to near 70 for a few. probably not too much change tomorrow. we will warm it up. question is, how much? if we get enough of an offshore breeze, these might go up a little bit, but it will be warmer wednesday into friday. okay steve, thank you. also, there's some more good news about a vital part of california's water supply. a new state report says groundwater levels saw a major increase from last year's historically rainy weather. the groundwater is water that's found underground in the cracks and spaces in soil, sand and rock. scientists say. the dramatic increase is mainly because of several atmospheric rivers that drenched california and entered our three year drought. 720 jack dorsey helped create twitter. as most

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bay area sports hall of fame. the big event will be held at the san francisco hyatt regency hotel. the honorees include that guy, legendary san jose star patrick marleau, the retired 49ers wide receiver and super bowl champ john taylor, former stanford swimmer and olympic swimming star jenny thompson, who won eight gold medals in the summer games, retired soccer star chris wondolowski, who spent most of his 17 year pro career with the san jose earthquakes and the final inductee, is former giants general manager brian sabean, who guided the giants to championship in 2010, 2012 and 2014. the group of children had a rare opportunity to meet a star 49ers linebacker during a one day camp in sunnyvale. fred warner hosted a youth football camp at the kings academy for students from first to eighth grade. warner and several coaches offered tips and some hands on instruction. they also took a team photo with warner and received an autographed card

from him. warner explained why these youth camps mean so much to him. i never had like an nfl player come back, you know, in my hometown and do a camp like this. so to be able to do this for these kids is really awesome and fun for me. you know, i try my mom put me in some camps, but, you know, i feel like i try to just do my best to come out here and make an impact on as many of these kids as i can jump city warner participated in drills with the children, said he was excited to see several girls. among the participants. says it just shows how much the game of football is growing. our time now. seven 2400s of young girls gathered in piedmont over the weekend for the third annual play like a girl event. it's a free event that offered 29 sport workshops between friends, fencing and roller hockey and so much more. girls between 2 and 18 years old were able to interact with women coaches and even some olympians. this year there was also a fire fighting fitness station and a sports equipment swap. organizers say this offers a unique opportunity

to find a new passion. the goal of this event, too, is that the organizations really have a chance to get in front of this, sometimes hard to reach demographic. so if my daughter falls in love with a sport, i can sign up for a class or a league or a camp right there. now, the event is also open to non-binary and gender non-confirming youth. google hosted a special event over the weekend to help young bay area students develop an early love for technology. dozens of children and their parents filled a room decked out in yellow with a dancing bumblebee. this event at google's was meant to help them learn the fundamentals of science, technology, engineering and. i like science because it's like learning new things and you get to see like explosion when she uses technology every day, whether it's youtube, spotify, like they know everything.

organizers of the event say that it was their goal to get more children of color into the fields of science, technology and math, hopefully motivate and encourage them to want to go to college and major in something stem related and hopefully work in the tech industry. organizers say this weekend's event was a success among other things, the children, some as young as eight, learned to do things like decode and program using legos. great. great program. all right. time to 726. plans are now on hold to build new housing for farm workers in half moon bay. we'll tell you how they're pausing. plans to build a five story apartment project. and a quick reminder that you can stream ktvu news on your smart tv. watch our live newscasts and get stories on demand on your vizio smart tv, amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv and android tv. just search for the fox local app and when you're there, choose ktvu. ktvu fox two is your home for the bay area's

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tourism spending here in california in 2023. we're looking closer at the numbers and find out what's driving that increase in spending. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome back to mornings on two i'm dave clark i'm gasia mikaelian. it is monday may 6th i know we're a couple days removed from that monster rain we had on saturday, but steve, can i just say you nailed it? it rained for hours at our house. gasia. i have that 20 i owe you? well, i mean, because i. i'll tell you on friday night, i was like, look, we canceled baseball games for this. this rain better come through. and believe me, when anybody in this business thinks the same thing and they wake up in the morning like, please make it, because, yeah, you did, you did. it overachieved, which we've said probably i know ad nauseam here all winter long and in the spring almost every system seemed to now cold. this also snow. incredible snow. if you did not hear the greatest single

day of snow up at palisades in uc berkeley's central sierra snolab occurred on may fourth, more so than any other day during the winter, which is hard to believe, but it happened. 30s are a lot of 30s this morning on the temps, although with the nights so short, i think a lot of these are already gone by now, the systems are still moving into the north. we need another 4 to 8 hours. then it looks like we'll start a warm up new moon on monday. almost. it will be new moon tomorrow, but close enough. so lots of sun today. little breeze, slightly warmer though, but still held on to 60s for just today. well, sometimes the morning commute commute can be notorious, although it is a matter of feeling to find out what's going on. so here's sal to let us know. well before we go on to that, steve, some of that snow stuff you were talking about was incredible. 26in at palisades. wow. and one day steve, this planet earth is fascinating sometimes. thank you sir. all right, westbound bay bridge. there's a little bit of a backup

. i'm beginning to spy on this camera here. westbound in the carpool lanes. that's never good. usually the carpool lanes are moving through quite rapidly, so it could be that we have something new on the bridge, hopefully this commute won't come undone, but right now, we're beginning to see some signs that things are getting slower. we'll check on that for you. you can see that traffic on highway four is pretty slow this morning, and now we're getting slow traffic from concord through walnut creek on 680 onto 24. 732 let's get back to the headlines. israel has told tens of thousands of palestinians in the southern gaza city of rafah to evacuate to a humanitarian zone on the coast. the israeli military dropped leaflets over rafah telling people where to go. this comes ahead of an expected israeli military ground invasion of rafah, which israel says is the last significant hamas stronghold in gaza. the united nations is warning that israeli offensive in rafah would mean more civilians suffering and deaths in israel. prime

minister benjamin netanyahu marked holocaust remembrance day, saying israel will continue its fight against hamas despite international calls for a cease fire if israel is forced to stand alone, israel will stand alone. sirens sounded across israel and people paused for two minutes to mark holocaust remembrance day. israeli leaders laid wreaths on a memorial where ashes of victims of concentration camps are buried. our time now. 733 the city of berkeley marked holocaust remembrance day with a virtual event, and some of the participants were holocaust survivors who described what they went through. we were arrested and sent to dachau in 1938. i like my candles in for my grandmother batya katzenstein, and her two sons, paul and, jacob and, many other

relatives. now berkeley's mayor, jesse arreguin, said recent incidents of anti-semitic harassment have made this year's holocaust remembrance day more important than ever. now to oakland, where the police department is asking for help in solving two cold cases. officers say the same people could be responsible for both. the first happened in spring of 2020. officers say april 28th, 28 year old henry tejeda was walking near 68th and foothill in east oakland when detectives say a car pulled up, multiple people got out and shot him. police later found the car and learned it had been rented out of reno, nevada. so far, no arrests. now, the second cold case is in the summer of 2021. in that case, officers say deshawn rhodes was shot and killed near brooklyn and lakeshore near lake merritt. police say they're looking for a man seen running in a white t shirt, and another man on a dirt bike. detectives say that both rhodes and tejada have ties to san francisco. if you have

information on these cases, please call oakland police. our time is 735. oakland mayor xiang tao joined other city leaders from around the country asking for more federal aid to help the homeless. mayor tao made the request during a meeting of big city mayors that last week in washington, d.c. she wants the federal government to increase the number of housing vouchers available to low income residents in oakland. and under the plan, recipient generally spend 30% of their income on rent and the vouchers paid the rest. recent studies have shown oakland's homeless population doubled between the years 2015 and 2022. plans to build housing for farm workers in half moon bay are now on hold. their poor living conditions were exposed following a mass shooting last year that left eight farm workers dead in the wake of the shooting, state and local leaders called for new housing to be built for the area's agricultural workers. now, a proposal to build a five story, 40 unit apartment complex for senior farm workers in downtown

half moon bay is being met by pushback from the city's planning commission over the course of two hearings in recent weeks, commissioners have postponed their votes on the project, citing concerns over the building's design, height and impact on parking. time is now 736. a new report released over the weekend says tourism spending in california hit a post pandemic record. tourists spent $150 billion coming to california last year. ktvu sally rasmus looks closer at the numbers and the reasons for the increase. good morning allen. good morning dave. well the numbers on their face are impressive. $150 billion spent by tourists coming to visit california in 2023. that's tops the previous record from 2019 of $144 billion in tourism money. however, the report itself does say that much of the increase is because things cost more in 2023, including vacations

compared to four years before the report says, quote, adjusted for inflation, travel spending in 2023 was down 14% from the peak in 2019. even so, governor gavin newsom touted the statewide tourism spending numbers as a win in this video. he circulated on social media over the weekend. magnificence of the san francisco bay. what a perfect place to announce our record breaking tourism numbers. now the tourism money spent varies by region here in the bay area. for example, in 2023, tourists spent 37.7 billion, down slightly from the $39 billion spent in 2019. they're less busy. before it was packed right now it's not. the important thing is people are spending and you know, that's a plus, right? hopefully it's going to pick up. one bright spot in the report, it says that 98% of travel industry jobs that existed here in california

before the pandemic have now returned. and the report tries to strike an optimistic tone by saying those tourism jobs should count as part of the recovery or a sign that the tourism sector has recovered at least for the most part in california since 2020. live in san francisco ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. thank you. ali 738. maybe we're trying to get from oakland to san francisco or across the peninsula. let's see what sal has to share when it comes to traffic issues. yeah, oakland to san francisco. garcia and dave is a little slow. it's not unusual. and right now it is backed up to the maze metering lights are on. we saw a temporary slowdown in the carpool lanes, but i'm happy to say that didn't turn out to be much. and traffic is back to normal in those lanes. highway four is slow and so is 680, and we're getting some slowdowns from el sobrante into richmond and berkeley. and we also see some slowing now in san jose and to the west valley, which again, typical. but i really like when

things are not unusually slow in this ordinary world. you know, we'll take it. we don't want surprises. steve at 739. we like it to be nice and predictable. right on the morning commute. that is correct. yes, sir. and today it is. it is, it is good. okay. 30s on a lot of the temps this morning. cold after our weekend. rain and snow. well, saturday almost everything was on saturday, but still to get some 30s here. we had a 36, 37 many locations from north all the way into the santa cruz mountains. now you're seeing a lot of 40s. we are running a little cooler, though, than 24 hours ago by 1 to 4 degrees. petaluma is in there. half moon bay, oakland, all minus four compared to sunday at this time. we also lose the breeze. breeze held the temps up yesterday. truckee 28, south lake tahoe 23, both las vegas and palm springs were in the upper 50s this morning. one observation in phoenix, 58 flagstaff at one time was 27. that's incredible. and mammoth made. i think at the

16. i think mammoth lakes made it to 16. everything is going to be right here. i mean, this is an incredibly high risk level five is what they they put this for northern texas, oklahoma for tornadic activity. you can see the line that's forming. unfortunately i think we'll be talking about this tomorrow because it looks pretty bad here. day two of dry weather. and it does look like now there's some discrepancy on how much we're going to warm up a little bit. it'll actually be more like this. we'll see how much though, because the low has to backtrack a little bit more than northern arizona to get it. but i think we'll get a slight offshore breeze and warmer by wednesday thursday. but you know, the fuel levels after that weekend rain are still pretty good, nice monday weather. it'll be sunny to mostly sunny, a little bit of patchy fog around san jose. that's about gone though. 60s to near 70. not much change tuesday. it does look warmer though. wednesday, thursday, maybe friday. okay steve thank you. time now 741. if you like fashion. today is

one of fashion's biggest nights. secrecy surrounds who's on the guest list for the met gala, but a big name here in the bay area is expected to be one of the brightest stars at the gala. let's find out to our newsroom now. say good morning again to our andre senior. as you look ahead to the next hours of mornings on two. well, good morning to you both. ucla is resuming operations today following last week's protest. the major safety changes the school is making in response and later on, the nine paternal burnout is on the rise with isolation and loneliness affecting nearly two thirds of parents nationwide. we take a look at this startling stats about the struggles of modern parenting. stay with us. if you can smell gas, you're too close. learn more at pga.com. slash safety. if you can smell gas, you're too close. learn more at ppe. com slash safety join planet fitness now and save $5 a month. get fitness that fits your budget with equipment for every workout and free fitness training all in the judgment free zone. join today for $1

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mainly affects the lungs. it spreads from one person to another through the air. when an infected person coughs or speaks tb can be cured and prevented through detection and treatment. police are investigating a shooting in long beach that left seven people hurt. this happened late saturday night in a strip mall parking lot. police say they're searching for two men believed to have entered the parking lot and fired into the crowd. four of the victims are in critical condition. the other three have non-life threatening injuries. so far, police have made no arrests. all right, gasia time 745. we're hearing from officials at mcdonald's about the decision to close a restaurant in downtown oakland. now, last week, employees went on strike after repeatedly complaining about an infestation of rats. a video shared by the employees union shows. the workers on thursday outside of that mcdonald's on jackson street on friday, the alameda county department of environmental health shut down that restaurant because of sanitation problems. now, the

owner of that mcdonald's franchise on jackson street issued a statement. it said it's very important to me, as a small business owner in oakland, that my employees have a safe place to come to work. when we became aware of the issue, we immediately contacted pest control and continued to work with them to address it. today's the opening day of small business week in san francisco. there will be special events, workshops, ceremonies and networking opportunities for small business owners across the city. organizers say the goal here is to celebrate san francisco's entrepreneurs and acknowledge the vital role small businesses play in the city's economy. mayor london breed is hosting the first small business week conference. it's at pier 70 this morning. all right, gasia time is 747. can you imagine life after warren buffett, the well-known investor, talked about his own mortality at the company's big meeting over the weekend. also, exercise to fight the aging process just got very expensive at one. jim pam cook has more in dollars and cents.

yes. if you're familiar with equinox, you know it's already known as a pretty high end fitness center. well, now it is launching one of the most expensive gym membership apps in the world. the $40,000 a year membership has the goal of improving your overall health and extending your life. it does include personal training, nutrition plans, sleep coaching and massage therapy. ringing that opening bell this morning, a lot of nurses and one of the founders and ceo of figs, trina spear, the scrubs company based in santa monica, is celebrating nurses week and figs is offering nurses a discount. taking a live look at the numbers pretty good across the board, with the dow jones gaining a quarter of a percent, just about 90 points, the s&p 500 up about a half of a percent, and the nasdaq gaining about 100 points as well, up more than a half of a percent. there were some somber moments during berkshire hathaway's annual shareholder meeting this weekend. billionaire warren buffett is the co-founder, chairman and ceo of the

investment firm. he reflected on the passing of his longtime partner, charlie munger, last year while making remarks about his own mortality. buffett reassured investors there is already a solid plan in place for berkshire hathaway after he passes, and buffett says he is confident his successor will make wise investment decisions. twitter founder jack dorsey has resigned as a board member of blue sky, dorsey has been a major player in helping fund and popularize the social media network during the past year. it was promoted as an online alternative to twitter, especially following the sale to elon musk. blue sky has attracted more than 2 million users during the past 12 months. dorsey did not reveal why he quit. the blue sky board would only say he is planning a new business venture, and a new air travel service is offering flights for you and your four legged friend. bach air launches this month. say goodbye to crates. it is a first of its

kind travel experience prioritizes your dog's comfort. if you buy a ticket, you'll get on board pet meetups treats for both you and your dog. as your dog sits right next to you. bach air's first flight takes off from new york may 23rd. definitely not for everyone right now. one way tickets are $6,000 for you and your pup. for now, bach air flies between new york and la and new york and london, with plans to add more routes. i'm pam cook, that's a look at your dollars and cents. okay, pam. thank you. time is 749. well, tonight celebrities in new york will show off very colorful, even outlandish fashions at the met gala. it's officially known as the costume institute benefit, an annual fundraiser at the metropolitan museum of art in new york. this year's theme, sleeping beauties reawakening fashion. that's the institute's new exhibition. it's also the concept of the dress code. tonight, the guest list is supposed to be a secret, but reportedly the red carpet will

include jeff bezos, giselle bundchen, rihanna and bay area movie star zendaya will be there. she's one of the co-hosts, along with jennifer lopez, bad bunny and chris hemsworth. yeah 750 i thought of you when i saw on twitter someone saying, like, we're just going to sit back in our, like, rumpled sweats, eating nachos, judging everybody on the met gala red carpet right. you know what? and that's watching it from the from the privacy of your own home. garcia. yeah, is very good. i like that, too, good morning, everyone, let's go out and take a look at the commute in the south bay. it's beginning to get a little bit slower now as people are hitting the road. i wouldn't say it is terrible, but it is definitely going to be slower than it was even 15 minutes ago. let's talk about some of these other commutes. there's interstate 880 and traffic is going to be okay. there have been no major problems here. southbound 880 though we have i don't know, i

hesitate to say the commute has come undone. but look for four separate crashes between fremont and milpitas. some of them are minor, but the backup is beginning to build. so we have been okay, but now we have a lot of slow traffic. if your drive is, let's say from hayward or san leandro or that part of the east bay down to san jose, give yourself extra time. i know it's a tough it's a tough ask in the morning. 751 let's bring steve back in with today's weather for is that one on 880? yes. wow yeah. so it's just it's just not very good i can tell. thank you sir. what's not very good will be the severe weather, level five, high risk five. rare to get that from storm prediction center. the key is the low coming out of the rockies. you can see the circulation. let me put the wind coming right out of the rockies. then it goes out into the plains. and what happens is you get called the low level jet stream that comes out of the gulf that's carrying very high moisture content. and

then you have cold air coming in off of here. and the collision of these two is going to make for a wild bad day. probably tornadic activity, oklahoma mainly also into kansas, but especially oklahoma. they are telling people probably a good idea to stay home today, that's how severe it's going to be. the low that we had is churning. you can see there that's giving snow to parts of montana, but we are on the drier side. and also the colder side had a lot of 30s this morning now seeing 40s, 50s. it doesn't take long this time of year to warm up. after the unseasonably cold system. we had on saturday, saturday afternoon, many of the temps were around 48 degrees, which is just amazing to see, for saturday. but we've rebounded from that. the dry pattern is now going to kick in for at least a bit. i don't think we're done with rain though, the key though is that how much this low back tracks coming in, there will be a piece of energy breaking off from that. we will get a slight offshore breeze. i think the gfs is a little too bullish on that. others are not as robust, but it will be warmer

starting wednesday and thursday. today though, looks nice. 60s on the temps to near 70. you can easily pop into 70 by the time you get to may 6th, and we will tomorrow then. warmer weather wednesday thursday for sure. we'll see how much as we go into the end of the week. fog will be back probably by the weekend. steve, thank you. pro-palestinian protesters say they're getting a major concession today from one bay area university. we're live in san francisco, where negotiations will resume in just a few hours. also, while wildfires are likely the last thing on our mind right now after all that rain we got saturday, local agencies say now is the time to prepare. the most important steps homeowners can take to protect their homes and families is. every night at ten. it's a shared experience. i am amazed at how the community has come together, an experience that reflects the soul of the bay area. when we met, we felt that kindred spirit. it's an experience that gives us all the power to see the big picture. the 10:00 news on ktvu. sweet james is not a typical name for

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me. don't do it. burt mp, you are new tonight on fox. welcome back to mornings on two. it's now 756. happening today. a meeting of the budget advisory committee for the ross valley school district about a new contract agreement. now last week, the school district in marin county approved a deal with the teachers union. after several weeks of negotiations, the trustees voted to approve the one year agreement. it increases salaries and health benefits for school district teachers. a state mediator helped to work out that agreement. in the contract talks. also, several district employees in novato have agreed to take early retirements to help prevent layoffs. according to the marin i-j, 43 employees with the novato unified school district accept an incentive to retire early. the school district says this will allow it to keep some of the staff members who've been laid off

because of the ending of the covid era funding. well, california's education department has downgraded a warning to san francisco unified to figure out its budget. state agency downgraded its financial status from qualified to negative over concerns the school district won't be able to pay its bills during the next two fiscal years. and that means the state will closely watch the school district's plan to close, merge and relocate schools in san francisco over the next two years. our time is 758. it's teacher appreciation week, and today is national teacher day. now to thank teachers for what they do to help students learn. several companies are offering discounts and deals for teachers. stitchfix is offering teachers a $50 credit for new workloads. staples has free supply kits like markers, pens, pencils and glue, and buffalo wild wings is giving teachers

20% off dine in orders with their staff ids. this week is also wildfire preparedness week in california, and state agencies want us all to learn both how to prevent fires and how to escape them. this year, the theme of wildfire preparedness week is meeting the mission through partnerships, highlighting the importance of collective responsibility in managing the risk of wildfires. now, cal fire lnu in sonoma county geared up for the week with their crews taking part in the annual fire preparedness exercise. this. so this week we'll be participating in a readiness drill at issue camp with many of the crews throughout the state. this readiness drill is to test the preparedness of our crew. it consists of tool outs, hikes, and a line cut to see where we're at getting ready for fire season. and we've been practicing for that for the last few weeks. and cal fire says it's made major progress on fuel

reduction and mitigation. also last year, more than 105,000 acres of fuel and grasses were treated. cal fire says the fuel reduction projects are absolutely needed to slowing down and reducing the intensity of wildfires. good morning. a car slamming into a fence near lake merritt in oakland, and report suggests that this was the result of a shooting in broad daylight. then for separate tow trucks in the east bay. catching fire while investigators suspect arson in at least two of the cases and the surveillance video that shows one man driving away after flames start. and we've been reporting on the pro-palestine protest at universities across the bay area and what they want school leaders to do. well now, one president has agreed to meet with the students from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as you look live at oakland this morning, the sun is coming out, but there is a chill in the air. thank you so much

for joining us. i'm andre senior. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's monday, may 6th. the world got a power wash. at least the bay area did on saturday steve paulson today feels chilly still, but a lot clearer out there. much more so it will be nice. we're back into a quiet pattern. i don't think we're done with rain though, but we're done for this week, that's for sure. 40s now, low 50s on the temps, teeny bit of fog around san jose, but there was a noticeable chill this morning. a lot of 30s for lows, just in a monster low that we had on saturday is going to cause unbelievable amount of severe, severe weather about northern texas, oklahoma, especially up into kansas. maybe nebraska for us though. new moon on monday, although it's almost because it will be new moon tomorrow, but lots of sun today. breezy, a little bit warmer, 60s on the temps, but we'll be warmer starting tomorrow. well, all she wants is a smooth commute, but if she's on 880, she's not getting it. yeah, it's come undone. there steve. unfortunately. southbound 883 or 4 separate crashes heading down through fremont and into milpitas. now it could be a lot

worse. the crashes weren't that serious. people are going so slow anyway. but if you're driving from hayward to san jose and you're using 880, it's not great. some people are using the san mateo bridge when they get over there. highway 92 at 101, there's a crash there right at that change. dumbarton bridge looks like the best option. let's talk about interstate 880. you can see northbound traffic there. looks okay heading up toward the coliseum and that the bay bridge toll plaza, it is backed up all the way out to the maze. 801 let's get back to the headlines. so thank you. across california, pro-palestine demonstrations continue on many college campuses. at san francisco state, student and faculty protesters expected to meet today with the university's president, ktvu james torres is at the sf state campus to tell us about the latest on the protests there. james andre, good morning. well, behind me, you can see what those demonstrations look like. it's really not all that different from any other campus that we've seen over the last few weeks. you see the number of tents that

are pitched here, still somewhat out of the way of many students who are walking over to their classes, their final exams later this morning, while students here who are part of that demonstration say that they have successfully convinced the school's president, lynn mahoney, to come out here to the encampment later this afternoon for what they call an open bargaining session. we are asking the university to confirm that statement here. it's an example of how many different directions those protests could go. very different story down in southern california over the weekend when police went in to break down the demonstrations at usc. that's just a few days after police arrested hundreds of people at ucla, closer to the bay area. encampments at stanford and berkeley are still in place. no word on any plans from the local police department or from the university officials on if they are going to target or try to break down those encampments. campus is still shut down at cal poly humboldt, where just about a week ago, officers went in to arrest about 30 protesters that caught the

attention of the american civil liberties union. and attorneys for the aclu sent a letter to school administration demanding the campus be reopen and to not just visitors, but the journalists trying to cover those protests as well. according to the chronicle, the school announced that it would hold its graduation ceremonies this friday at locations off campus. now, we've seen graduation disruptions at college campuses across the country over this last weekend. it happened in austin and columbia university this morning announcing that it is canceling its campus wide commencement ceremonies as well. you'll hear more about that coming up in just a few minutes. uc berkeley is still planning on having its ceremonies this weekend, and sf state, well, that's not happening until closer to the end of the month. now, the student protesters here tell me that they plan to meet with the university president later this afternoon at about 1:00. we're live this morning from san francisco state university. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. james, thank you. and as, of course, we heard james just mentioned a few moments ago, new

this morning, columbia university just canceled its main commencement ceremony, scheduled a week from this wednesday. this comes after sustained protests on that college campus. the school plans to replace a university wide event with smaller scale celebrations there in new york. the administration says this decision was made after consulting with student leaders, news agencies in new york city, reporting that security concerns were the prime reason for the change. and students at ucla are heading back to the classroom this morning to resume in-person instruction. the campus went to remote learning during last week's protests and demonstrations tied to the war in gaza. more than 200 people were arrested last thursday as police officers in riot gear cleared out the pro-palestine encampment. ucla says it's created a new position to oversee campus safety. following all the incidents last week, and republican leaders in the california legislature are stepping into the political debate over the growing number of demonstrations on college campuses to the war in gaza. they want the state to immediately end all financial aid for any protester found to have committed violent or criminal acts during a campus

demonstration. republican leadership also blames university administrators across the state for not shutting down the encampments sooner. one person is dead after a shooting near oakland's lake merritt. police responded to reports of a shooting near east 12th street and first avenue at about noon yesterday. they found a person had been shot. citizen app video here shows the victim's car crashed in a parking lot. a second victim died at the scene. police have not released any information on a motive so far. no arrests. two people, including a minor, are in the hospital after a double stabbing in san jose. it happened around 530 last night. not far from where story road and king road meet. police say the minor who was attacked was taken to the hospital for his injuries. the second victim has life threatening injuries. right now. it's unclear what led to the attacks. so far, no arrests. well, investigators are searching for answers after four tow trucks went up in flames in concord and bay point over the weekend. at least two of those fires are being investigated as arson. they all started early saturday morning. security camera video captured one of the fires on summerfield drive in

bay point. it shows a tow truck bursting into flames and one man getting into a car and racing away from the scene. this grainy security camera video shows another tow truck fire on saint clair avenue in concord, and you can see the flames and the far right corner of your screen. they're lining it up. a local towing company says all four of these trucks destroyed in these fires belong to their fleet. anyone with information is asked to call contra costa county fire investigators. driverless vehicles are heading to the peninsula. waymo is expanding its robotaxi service in the next few weeks. the pilot program will only be available to waymo employees. at first, they'll be able to order trips from san francisco to san mateo and burlingame, but they'll have to stay off the freeway. the expansion comes as state and local leaders wrangle over control of autonomous vehicles. lawmakers are currently pushing for a bill to give local governments the power to regulate robo taxis. the bill is set for a hearing today. 807 now, the golden gate bridge district is changing its financial plan in response to changing commuting trends. now,

the golden state bridge is currently only seeing roughly 70% of commuter traffic, and bus and ferry ridership is at about 50% of pre-pandemic levels, according to the marin ij. the district has come up with more than three dozen goals and plans to adjust for the post-pandemic environment, and some of the goals include shifting focus from commuters to recreational travel. time now is 807, and we do have a little improvement at the bay bridge this morning. if you're driving into san francisco, it's backing up a little bit less than it was. although it is not completely clear. i can just tell that cars are moving through at a slightly quicker pace. still have some slowing on highway four and 680, and also on 80. these are ordinary looking commutes, however, we've been talking about 880. we've had several crashes on the commute heading south from fremont into milpitas. that's improving a little bit, but it's still quite a chore to drive from hayward to san jose. san jose traffic is getting a little bit busier now on all the major freeways, but

that's also a very ordinary 808. let's get back to the desk. happening today, boeing is set to launch astronauts into space for the first time. boeing's starliner capsule is set to launch out of florida this evening at 730. our time with two nasa pilots on board, it's heading to the international space station. it's starliner's first flight with a crew on board. boeing is trying to catch up to spacex, which has made nine taxi trips for nasa since 2020. tonight's flight goes well. nasa will begin to alternate between boeing and spacex to get astronauts to and from the space station. well, bouncing back, tourism dollars flowing back into california. by the numbers may not be quite as good, though, as state leaders make them seem. the main transit corridor in san francisco will shut down for repairs this summer. it will have a big impact on muni light rail service. the reason behind the closure and how long it will last. come laugh. when meghan trainor beyonce was like, come

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lurie, aaron peskin, ash-shafi'i and ellen lee zhou have all announced they're running for mayor. new this morning, the judge and former president donald trump's criminal trial has fined him another $1,000 for violating a gag order and threatened jail time if he violates the gag order again, because the judge says the fines aren't working. last week, former trump adviser hope hicks took the stand, testified about how his presidential campaign was rocked by the leak of a video in which mr. trump made remarks about making sexual advances toward women without their permission. the former president is accused of falsifying business records to cover up payments made to women in exchange for their silence about affairs they said they had with him. over the weekend. several republicans reportedly being considered for former president trump's vice presidential running mate, gathered at his home in florida. there were seven possible candidates at the fundraising event. here's the good news, and i saw it this weekend. the amount of talent that we have in the republican party is extraordinary. there's a lot of names that are in the mix. i'm

honored to have my names as one of them in the mix right now. former president trump said he'll make his determination on a running mate sometime before the republican convention. it's set to begin in july on the 15th in milwaukee. mexican authorities have identified the bodies of three surfers that were discovered last week in baja california, and they say two of the victims were from australia and the other was from san diego. police say the three men went missing on april 27th. then on may 3rd, authorities recovered the bodies from a 50 foot deep water hole. the families of the missing surfers were able to make an i.d. on the bodies. police say the victims were likely killed by thieves who wanted their car parts. they've arrested three suspects connected to the killings happening today, a virtual news conference in support of a proposed state law that would change regulations on those self-checkout lanes in california. the proposed bill is intended to boost employment and cut down on thefts during self-checkout, would require stores to have one employee for every two self-checkout stations. several studies have shown an increase in theft at self checkouts. some stores,

including target, have started limiting the number of items at self checkout in hopes of reducing shoplifting. and 814 now thousands of people turned out for san jose cinco de mayo celebration. in what they consider is copperas cove. well, this annual festival and cesar chavez park highlights mexican culture with music, food and merchants offering clothing, artwork and much more. my kids are five and seven, so this is their first time experiencing it. and so i want to show them what the little bit that we grew up with. they get to do it too. one vendor displayed a new version of a reusable pinata that comes with an inflatable stick. and in san francisco, the mission district had a block party of its own to celebrate cinco de mayo. backslidin the outdoor festival took over 24th

and folsom streets. the family friendly event featured live music, dancing of course, as you see there, and a lot of mexican flags for sale. it's just a day when we come back into the mission, reclaim the streets, take it over, make it feel like when we were growing up, community familia. the festival also featured a number of vintage lowrider cars displayed by their proud owners. the twin peaks muni tunnel in san francisco will be shutting down for repairs this summer. the 106 year old tunnel helps take thousands of daily riders to and from west portal, sunset and the city's community college and state university, the chronicle reports. muni needs to fix some leaks, cracks and other defects that have appeared due to wear and tear. so the first set of repairs takes place in an eight day shutdown in august. muni will deploy busses to help people get around during the closure. 816 is your time this morning. sal castaneda is tracking your traffic on this monday morning. good morning to you, sal. good morning andre and

garcia. right now is the time when we usually around this time is when we start paying attention to that south bay commute. and i want to show you that it is getting slower on 85 to 80 and 101. fortunately, though, this is pretty typical for this time of the morning. you don't have to worry about it if you're driving on highway four and 680. traffic is moving along okay. there have been no major issues this morning. we also have a bigger backup for the richmond bridge, unfortunate . lately, the richmond bridge has become notorious for long backups. these days, nothing. there's no reason for it. just a lot of people there. and at the bay bridge, we're seeing some improvement at the toll plaza. 816 let's bring steve back in with today's weather sound. i try and listen, but i miss. is 880 better, it's a little better heading south. you were talking about hayward to fremont. it's a little better, but it's still very slow. okay. thank you sir. well after the big saturday rain. and that was a big one, right, garcia? it was exactly.

and even more than what you'd predicted. it was an overachiever on it. left behind clear skies and cold lows. look at this. petaluma. sonoma state. sonoma. occidental. windsor. danville. woodside, hollister, castro valley, all between 36 and 39. there were about ten others that were in this ballpark as well. i know pinole dropped to 39. walnut creek was 39. menlo park made it to 39. the water temps are incredibly cold. still point raised san francisco buoy are at 50 degrees. they're only up 1 degrees from last week, so temperatures warming up inland. fog will never be far away when the water temps are that cold are low once it exits the rockies, you can see the line that's forming what's called a high risk level five has been issued by the storm prediction center, and it's right in northern texas, right through oklahoma. can and then into nebraska. this will be tornadic activity today. i mean it has been lit up on ex twitter today. people talking about that in

those areas. our low is about ready to take the move out of the rockies. and as it does, that will be the big weather maker, 40s, 50s. now on the temps. we you know, the nights are so short to make it down to 36 to 39. it's pretty impressive here. after one more day then it looks like dry pattern begins. we were two days into it. now it looks like it'll last for the rest of the week, maybe into early next week, depending on how you need this low to kind of backtrack more into california, we'll get a slight offshore breeze, at least for now. could be stronger. we'll see what develops here. although the fire you know concerns are not. we had the rain so the hills are still green. so but it's still we'll get some warmer temps as we head towards wednesday. thursday. are we done with the rain? no, i don't think so. i don't i think around the 21st is our next hint of something nice. monday weather though temperatures bumping up 60s to near 70. tomorrow we'll get a little more bump the bigger bump though, will be wednesday and thursday. you guys. steve, thank you so much. a new report, a state report from groundwater levels in california got a huge bump from last year's historically wet weather. groundwater is found underground in the cracks and spaces and

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warner hosted a youth football camp at the kings academy for students from first to eighth grade. warner and several coaches offered tips and hands on instruction. they took a team photo and received an autographed card from warner. warner said he would have loved something like this when he was a child. i never had like an nfl player come back, you know, in my hometown and do a camp like this. so to be able to do this for these kids is really awesome and fun for me. you know, i try my mom put me in some camps, but, you know, i feel like i try to just do my best to come out here and make an impact on as many of these kids as i can go city warner participated in drills with the children, said he was excited to see several girls. among the participants, says it shows just how much the game of football is growing. well, hundreds of young girls gathered in piedmont over the weekend for the third annual play. like a girl event. the free event offered 29 sports workshops ranging from fencing to roller hockey, girls ages 2 to 18 got to interact with women coaches and even some olympians this year. there was also a firefighting fitness station and a sports equipment swap.

organizers say the event offers a unique opportunity to find a new passion. the goal of this event, too, is that the organizations really have a chance to get in front of this, sometimes hard to reach demographic. so if my daughter falls in love with a sport, i can sign up for a class or a league or a camp right there. the event is also open to non-binary and gender nonconforming youth. google hosted a special event this weekend designed to attract more students to a love for and eventual career in technology. dozens of children and their parents filled a room with a yellow dancing bumblebee. this event at the company's mountain view headquarters helped them learn the fundamentals of science, technology, engineering and math. i like science because it's like learning new things and you get to see like explosions. she uses technology every day, whether it's youtube, spotify, like they know everything i want to work with organized of the event say the

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mikaelian i'm andre senior. today is monday, may 6th. thank you so much for joining us, it's cool right now, steve paulson is there to tell us a little bit more about the temperatures today and what's going to change throughout the week? well, it'll get warmer later this week. today is just a gradually a little bit, are we done with rain? i don't think so. but this week we will focus on warmer temps. not so much today, but more so as we head towards wednesday into thursday at least. it will depend on how strong the off shore event sets up here. but remember the rain that we had on the weekend? the hills are still green so it's not a huge fire concern, but it's something to watch. it will certainly warm up the temps for us today. temperatures under mostly sunny skies and new moon on monday. almost. the new moon will be tomorrow but nice today. mostly sunny. there will be a little breeze there, but temperatures i went 60s. tomorrow we'll start to see some 70s. well, if you're on 880, even the chauffeur might have been stuck in traffic. yeah. is there something i should know? steve the chauffeur. are you going high brow on us? just another duran duran song, my

friend. well, good, because around this time, i start getting hungry, like the wolf. there you go. there you go. all right. good morning, everyone. it's backed up now at the bay bridge, only to the middle of the parking lot. so sometimes on mondays we get the early backups that start earlier, but end earlier too. let's talk about highway for not much improvement there, but 680 is getting better. and if you are driving on 880 even, that's getting better. we've had a tough morning, but things are getting better on the way from hayward to fremont. 830 let's go back to the desk. israel has told tens of thousands of palestinians in the southern gaza city of rafah to evacuate to humanitarian zone on the coast. the israeli military dropped leaflets over rafah telling people where to go. this comes ahead of an expected israeli military ground invasion of rafah, which israel says is the last significant hamas stronghold in gaza. the united nations is warning that an israeli offensive in rafah would mean more civilian suffering and deaths in israel. prime minister benjamin

netanyahu marked holocaust remembrance day, saying israel will continue its fight against hamas despite international calls for a cease fire. if israel is forced to stand alone, israel will stand alone. sirens sounded across israel. people paused for two minutes to mark holocaust remembrance day. israeli leaders laid wreaths on a memorial where ashes of victims from concentration camps are buried. well. the city of berkeley marked holocaust remembrance day with a virtual event, and some of the participants were holocaust survivors who described what they went through. we were arrested and sent to dachau in 1938. i light my candle in for my grandmother batya katzenstein, and her two sons, paul and, jacob and many other relatives, berkeley's mayor, jesse arreguin, said recent

instances of anti-semitic harassment have made this year's holocaust remembrance day more important than ever. the oakland police department is asking for help in solving two cold cases and says the same people could be responsible for both. the first happened in the spring of 2020, officers say april 28th, 23 year old henry tejeda was walking near 68th and foothill in east oakland when detectives say a car pulled up, multiple people got out and shot him. police later found the car and learned it was rented out of reno, nevada. so far, no arrests. now, in the second case, from the summer of 2021, officers say deshawn rhodes was shot and killed near brooklyn and lakeshore next to lake merritt. police say they're looking for a man seen running in a white t shirt, and another on a dirt bike. detectives say that both rhodes and to tejada have ties to san francisco. if you have information on these cases, please call oakland police. oakland mayor shengtao has joined other city leaders from across the country to ask for more federal resources to combat homelessness. mayor tao made that request during a

meeting of big city mayors in washington, dc, last week. she wants the federal government to boost the number of housing vouchers available to low income residents in oakland. under this plan, recipients generally spend 30% of their income on rent, and the vouchers just cover the rest. recent studies have shown oakland's homeless population doubled between the years of 2015 and 2022. well plans to build housing for farm workers in half moon bay are now on hold , and their poor living conditions were exposed following that mass shooting last year that left eight farm workers dead in the wake of the shooting, state and local leaders called for new housing to be built for the area's agricultural workers. well, now, a proposal to build a five story, 40 unit apartment complex for senior farm workers in downtown half moon bay is being met by pushback from the city's planning commission over the course of two hearings in recent weeks, commissioners have postponed their vote on the project, citing concerns over the building's design, height and impact on parking. a new report released this weekend says tourism spending in california hit a post pandemic.

record visitors spent $150 billion in our state last year. ktvu erasmus takes a much closer look at the numbers, though, and the reasons for the increase. not all of them are great here, ali. yeah, the short answer for the reason for the increase is inflation. things cost more in 2023 than they did before the pandemic. in 2019, and the cost of a vacation is no exception. even so, governor gavin newsom touted the state's increase in tourism spending in a social media video that he circulated over the weekend. magnificence of the san francisco bay what a perfect place to announce our record breaking tourism numbers. the economic impact report of tourism released this weekend, says that people coming to visit california spent $150 billion last year. that is a record up from the previous one of 144 billion back in 2019. but the money spent varies by region, and it wasn't quite as robust

here in the bay area, according to the state tourism website visit california. in 2023, tourists spent 37.7 billion in the bay area, down slightly from 39 billion spent in 2019. people who live and work in san francisco, we spoke with this morning, shared their observations about some of the bay area's tourist spots. they're less busy. before it was packed. right now, it's not. the important thing is people are spending and you know, that's a plus, right? hopefully it's going to pick up. now one bright spot in the report. it says that 98% of travel industry jobs that existed here in california before the pandemic have now returned. the report says. that also counts as a sign that the tourism sector in our state has recovered since 2020, live in san francisco, ali rasmus, ktvu, fox two news, howard ali, thank you. 836 is your time this

morning. as we mentioned earlier today, we've been dealing with some cooler temperatures today. yesterday was nice with sun. let's see what's going to be looking like with this monday with steve paulson is in the weather center with more. it was cold, it was an extra blanket, especially a late saturday and sunday here because maybe even this morning, three dog night, three cat night 30s on the temps here for these locations. petaluma, sonoma state both checked in at 36. i know pan grove was in there. sonoma 37. occidental windsor 38. danville made it to 39. woodside 39. menlo park made it to 39. there were many in here. hollister, castro valley, rohnert park, maybe your backyard thermometer as well. also checked in at 39. the water temps, though there were 49 last week there were 50. this is really cold water, so i guess inland temps start bumping up as long as the breeze is not offshore, fog will never be far away. it is going to be. our system from saturday is going to be a tremendous, unfortunately severe weather producer, the word is already out. level five on the high risk from the storm

prediction center for parts of northern texas, oklahoma, especially central oklahoma, and then also into kansas and nebraska. i have no doubt about it. we will be talking about this tomorrow, maybe even on the late this afternoon. tonight, the low kicked out. there's still a couple little systems moving in to the north that keeps us really from warming up. 40s, 50s now on the temps, brentwood says 60. vacaville made it to 41 this morning, which is for may sixth. that's really cold, what's going to happen here is this is now a dry pattern begins. i don't think we're done with rain, but we'll get a dry pattern probably for at least 7 to 10 days. the key is going to be where this low a piece of energy is going to break off from that main low and settle back. if it settles in the northern arizona, southern nevada or california, it'll depend. a lot of this is dependent on now we'll get a little bit of a breezy offshore pattern, but it could be windy if it settles back into california. more likely that would be on thursday. but today and tomorrow look pretty nice. temperatures bumping up a little bit today. not a lot. just a little bit, we are looking for

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state of emergency remains in effect in long beach this morning because of a deadly tuberculosis outbreak, the long beach health department reports. there have now been at least 14 confirmed tb cases linked to people staying at one hotel. one person has died. the health department is now screening more than 170 people who may have been exposed. medical experts say there is no reason for the general public to panic. in general, the risk to the public remains very low. i mean, as opposed to covid, where you have to have a lot of prolonged exposure in one room, for tb, it's going to take much more than that to get you infected. tb is a bacterial infection that mainly affects the lungs, spreads from one person to another through the air. when an infected person coughs or speaks, tb can be cured and prevented through detection and treatment. police are investigating a shooting in long beach that left seven people injured. it happened late saturday night, as in a strip mall parking lot. police say

they're searching for two men believed to have entered the parking lot and fired into a crowd. four of the victims are in critical condition, in the other three have non-life threatening injuries. so far, police have made no arrests. your time now is 843. we're hearing from mcdonald's officials regarding the closure of the restaurant in downtown oakland. now, employees went on strike last week after they repeatedly complained, they say, about a rat infestation. video shared by the union shows workers outside the mcdonald's on jackson street on thursday. on friday, the alameda county department of environmental health shut down the location due to sanitation issues. now, the owner of that mcdonald's franchise on jackson street issued a statement saying, quote, it's very important to me as a small business owner in oakland, that my employees have a safe place to come to work. when we became aware of the issue, we immediately contacted pest control and continue to work with them to address end quote. today is the opening day

of small business week in san francisco. there will be special events, workshops, ceremonies, and networking opportunities for small business owners across the city. organizers say the goal is to celebrate san francisco's entrepreneurs and acknowledge the vital role small businesses, in particular, play in the city's economy. mayor london breed is hosting the first small business week conference at pier 70 this morning. five new retail shops are now open for business in downtown san jose and all are owned by women. mayor matt mehan joined the leaders of san jose's downtown association for a ribbon cutting ceremony over the weekend. it was to celebrate the grand opening of these five new pop up shops between third and fourth streets. they are part of the city's effort to open up more brick and mortar stores in the downtown area. a san francisco bakery known for its version of a pop tart, is getting a lot of attention following its recent partnership with netflix. blackjet bakery in

the bernal heights neighborhood makes fruit filled pastry pockets inspired by the strawberry pop tart. netflix reached out to the bakery to help them promote their new film, unfrosted. on instagram. the movie stars jerry seinfeld follows the story of how the pop tart was created. the promotion post, which included a pop tart giveaway contest, gained hundreds of likes and prompted several articles focused on the bakery and its local history. 845 at your time this morning, pixar fans airbnb has something for you also to compete with amazon. wayfair has big deals to help save money, but it all ends today. pam cook watching this and more in dollars and cents. i got to do some shopping research for my business report. yes, it didn't get as much attention as prime days, but way day ends today. wayfair offering huge discounts for furniture and decor for inside and outside many items 60 to 80% off were will certainly hear how successful it has been when wayfair reports earnings at the opening bell this morning, we've talked about teacher appreciation week. it is also

nurses week and in honor of that, figs. the scrubs company based in santa monica, rang the opening bell with the nurses there. one of the founders and ceo of figs, trina spear, also visited the new york stock exchange. figs is offering a discount for nurses this week, taking you live to the numbers. they've held on to some gains so far today, the dow jones gaining just a little bit. you can see about 56 points or so. the s&p 500 up a little bit more than a half of a percent. the nasdaq the biggest winner today so far up 126 points. about three quarters of a percent. well, there were some somber moments during berkshire hathaway's annual shareholder meeting over the weekend. billionaire warren buffett is the founder, the co-founder, chairman and ceo of the investment firm. he reflected on the passing of his longtime business partner, charlie munger last year while making remarks about his own mortality. now, buffett reassured investors that there is already a solid plan in place

for berkshire hathaway when he dies. buffett says he is confident his successor successor will make wise investment decisions. music fans in brazil got a rare surprise over the weekend. madonna put on a free concert in rio de janeiro. the show saturday night was the final stop on madonna's celebration world tour at copacabana beach. some fans waited for days to see the pop icon. she ended up drawing a crowd of more than 1.6 million fans performing some of her greatest hits from her 40 years in music and pixar fans, this is for you. airbnb has created a replica of the home featured in the animated film up! take a look. the house is located in new mexico. it features a one bedroom, one bathroom, a pull out bed in the living room. just like the house in the movie, it floats, although in this case it is a crane that lifts the house up into the air. the interior

has details from the movie. you can see there's the chair if you want to stay in the house. if you you do have to put in a request to airbnb saying why you would like to stay there. answers will be reviewed to select guests for the up house. and by the way, 8000 balloons stretching from the top of that house so you can try to stay in the up house. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. all right pam, thank you so much. celebrities will show off some colorful, even outlandish fashions tonight at new york's met gala. it's officially known as the costume institute benefit. it's an annual fundraiser at the metropolitan museum of art in new york city. this year's theme is sleeping beauties reawakening fashion. that's the institute's new exhibition and the concept of tonight's dress code. the guest list is supposed to be secret, but reportedly stars on the red carpet will include jeff bezos, gisele bündchen and rihanna. bay area movie stars zendaya will also be there. she's one of the co-hosts, along with jennifer lopez, bad bunny

and chris hemsworth as well. 849 a final check of our monday morning commute. sal, where are the lingering concerns? the east bay, i would say they're gasia and andre, let's go right to it. i do see some things on the maps that are just giving me the idea that the east bay still has a little bit of slowing here, although things are getting better. we've had a bunch of crashes, 101 on the peninsula. i would avoid 101 between san mateo and burlingame. both directions. there's a crash near peninsula avenue right there, so don't be late to your flight or anything like that. and if you don't have to be on 101, i would say 280, which is the world's most beautiful freeway stay on 280 and avoid 101 through san mateo county. right now, especially north of highway 92, you know, it's, i don't know that commute doesn't look great. and i, my, my, my reflex is to use 280 instead. 850. let's bring steve back in here with today's weather, especially when you're going by crystal springs

reservoir south, you know, very nice. you look off and it's so serene and nice. yes. thank you sir. all right. we do have 4050. we had a lot of 30s this morning, and that's probably going to do it, this week on any of the 30s, although you never know. but i think we bottomed out today on a lot of these lows. the nights are getting so short here. 28 south lake tahoe. mammoth made it to 16 this morning and flagstaff made it to 27. that that deserves a wow for this time of year. everything is continuing to plow into the pacific northwest. what's going to happen is the dry pattern begins. this week will be dry into probably early next week, maybe around the 22nd, 23rd. we might have our next hint of rain. we'll have to see where this low that it'll break off in the big strong low in the ummah if it tails back to california, stays in northern arizona or southern nevada, we will get a warm up here. the question is how much if we get an offshore breeze, but it looks pretty quiet here unless something develops from that low, maybe up in the mountains wouldn't be much though. so i mean, that was

a powerhouse system. honestly, on saturday it's tough to follow that up once you get to may, but i don't think we're done with rain yet. nice monday weather. looks good here, temperatures bumping up a little bit 60s and 70s. but by tomorrow we'll start to bump into the more 70s. and it looks like 80s, maybe mid 80s. everything continues to fall into place. steve, all that rain we had in the bay area on saturday meant record breaking snow in the sierra. uc berkeley snow lab recorded more than 26in of snow in the lake tahoe area, and a 24 hour period, the most snow in a single day for the entire season. many skiers from here in the bay area spent their weekend on the slopes of lake tahoe. after stopping off at local sporting goods stores. we've had a lot of people come in for boot fits, and tunes and whatnot, still looking to get up and have one last hurrah. business was booming all weekend at palisades tahoe, one of the last ski resorts still open in the lake tahoe region. well, state leaders taking action to regulate a popular herbal supplement. when you join us on

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readiness drill at issue camp with many of the crews throughout the state. this readiness drill is to test the preparedness of our crew. it consists of tool outs, hikes, and a line cut to see where we're at getting ready for fire season. and we've been practicing for that for the last few weeks. cal fire says it has made significant progress on fuel reduction and mitigation, and last year, more than 105,000 acres of fuel and grasses were treated. and cal fire says fuel reduction projects are essential to slowing down and reducing the intensity of wildfires. well now is the best time to get ready for fire season. here are some quick tips from cal fire. have an emergency bag ready with food and water and first aid in case you ever need to quickly evacuate. protect your home by clearing the brush around your property to create a defensible space. and when it comes to fire season, cal fire says it's not a question of if, but when one could strike. you want to make sure that everybody is ready for what's coming because wildfire is coming. whether it comes next month or next year. wildfire is

coming and now is the time to prepare. cal fire also urging people to have an evacuation plan in place to help people in san mateo county get ready. cal fire will conduct an evacuation drill later this week. the east bay spca hosted its annual growl, meow and wine event over the weekend. based in oakland, it's the shelter's biggest fundraising event where guests can enjoy wine or beer and play with cats and dogs. they could also bid on things like a certificate for doggy day care. the shelter staff says the fundraiser helps support local pet owners who might be struggling financially. it's really important to recognize at this time not only are shelters faced with having a lot of animals, but the need in our community for a lot of people who are faced with having to potentially give up their pets. do they feed themselves or can they feed their pets or take care of them as they want? it's really important and we're committed to helping all members of our community, especially in alameda and contra costa counties. the east bay spca is also celebrating its 150th anniversary this year, making it one of the oldest shelters in

the country. happening today a budget advisory committee for the ross valley school district meets to discuss the details of a new contract agreement. last week, the school district in marin county approved a deal with its teachers union. after several weeks of negotiations. trustees voted in favor of the one year agreement, which provides an increase in both salaries and health benefits for district teachers. a state mediator helped reach this agreement. in the contract talks with several district employees in novato will take early retirement to help avoid layoffs, according to the marin i-j 43 employees with the novato unified school district accepted an incentive to retire early. the district says this agreement will allow it to keep some of the staff members who would have been laid off due to the ending of covid era funding. california's education department has downgraded and is actually now warning san francisco unified to figure out its budget. the state agency downgraded its financial status from qualified to negative over concerns the district won't be able to pay its bills in the

next two fiscal years. this means the state will be keeping an especially close eye on the school district's plans to close, merge or relocate schools in san francisco over the next two years. well, this is teacher appreciation week. today's national teacher day, to thank teachers for all they do to help our students. several companies are offering discounts and deals . stitch fix is offering teachers a $50 credit for new work clothes. staples has free supply kits, things like markers, pens, pencils, glue. buffalo wild wings is giving teachers a 20% off dine in order with their staff ids. if you are in a position to do it, thank your teacher. those words mean everything. a step forward for pro-palestine demonstrators at san francisco state. how a pivotal meeting could shape the course of other protests, then investigate. others in the east bay are on high alert after a string of tow truck fires. the reason at least two of them are being suspected as arson. plus, tourism