we will explain the vote that happened well after midnight this morning after more than six hours of public comments. a surprising statement from one of president donald trump's lawyers regarding payments to stormy daniels. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. thursday morning may 3. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. i think you may like some of the thursday whether. steve paulson is right here. >> unless you like it warmer. >> or go inland. >> well inland. we're looking at 70s inland. i mean, i think a slightly below average here for many. there's just too much low clouds. fog if you like this, enjoy. it will change. there's already really strong gusts up to the delta when you get from cordelia to fairfield. that is a screaming message as we see. morning low clouds. breezy. a little warmer friday. still pretty nice saturday.

and then it does look cooler saturday. and there's -- if there's the hint of and on storm disturbance, it rants that up big time. it's moved off out of southern california and heading more towards the planes. there's some snow up in the rockies. 40s, 50s on our times. most locations are already cloudy. the sky conditions at least. 51 in the city. there's a lot of 51s there. also berkeley lab. and also el cerrito and richmond. you combine that with that west wind and low cloud deck. that will cut right through you. i think we know the pattern. saturday looks pretty good until saturday night. there will be a system coming by which will move right in on sunday. so temperatures not really going for. 50s, 60s to 70s. 5:01. busy day yesterday. is today off to a better start? >> it is. we don't have a lot of slow, inexpensive -- unexpected traffic. and that's where we are starting

, just before the altamont pass on 205 and 580. you can see the slow traffic. once you make it to the track -- past, it's a slow track across. but it is going to be okay on the livermore side and over to dublin. looking at the commute on interstate 80 and oakland. you can see traffic is moving well near haven road. you can see that traffic at the eight -- bay bridge is getting more crowded in the cash lanes. let's go back to the desk. after a long meeting, it will -- went on for hours. it went late into the night. the fremont school board took a vote on the issue of sex education. >> the controversy over the curriculum and whether or not it's appropriate for certain ages. allie rasmus is live to explain what the board decided. >> reporter: the school board voted against adopting the proposed sex ed curriculum for fourth through sixth graders at

all of its public elementary schools. this is after many parents objected that the material in that curriculum was too graphic and not age-appropriate. now, the vote happened well after 1:00 this morning. after more than six hours of public comment. more than 500 packed the meeting. yesterday at the district office. many of them holding signs that said, yes to sex ed, no to 3rs. that's the name of the sex ed program that the district was proposing to adopt. a lot of parents we spoke with yesterday said that they like the idea of sex education, just not that particular. one. the majority of parents spoke out against it things -- saying the videos and images were too graphic. >> if the kids are not allowed to see what they already think why did okay for teachers to read out this kind of thing? >> it needs to be medically accurate. it needs to be unbiased. and needs to talk about the elements that are in the

california healthy youth act. it does that. >> reporter: that was the fremont school superintendent talk about a new state law passed in 2016 that requires new sex ed curriculum at public schools, including topics on sexuality and gender identity. district officials say that 3rs program did that, which is part of the reason why they collected and. there are some parents who select -- support that curriculum and say that some of those lessons are on -- would have been very valuable to the elementary students who would have received a. state law does not require fourth through six graders to have sex education. now that it's rejected this curriculum, it's unclear whether those elementary students will have any sex ed at all. we are working to get more information about that. we told you it was a very late night for them. so it may take us a little while to get their calls.

>> thank you for that update. time is now 5:04. this morning, we are following a major elevation from president trump's new lawyer, rudy giuliani, who says the president reimbursed mogul cohen for the one $3000 paid to adult movie star stormy daniels. and this morning, president donald trump is tweeting about this, saying, mr. cohen received a monthly retainer, not from the campaign and having nothing to do with the campaign. >> that money was not campaign money. sorry, i'm giving you a fact now that you don't know. it's not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. >> so they funneled it through a law firm? >> and the president repaid it. >> that admission is surprising because the president has said more than once he didn't even know about the payment to

stormy daniels. daniels claims she had an affair with the president back in 2006 and that she was paid to keep quiet about the alleged affair during the 2016 election. the white house has denied the affair ever happened. the attorney for acute zero killer and rapist joseph deangelo will be back in the courtroom today to appeal to the judge. deangelo's lawyer is tried to brock -- block prosecutors from collecting more of his dna. fire -- filing a motion to try to stop the dea from taking photos of deangelo's body and from collecting his fingerprints and dna. arguing that a warrant as already been approved. investigators believe deangelo is the golden state killer and responsible for 12 murders and 50 rapes in the 1970s and '80s. dna may also help investigators with another infamous case, the zodiac killer. investigators gave a dna lab two envelopes sent by the

zodiac killer. authorities hope to obtain a full danny profile from saliva on the envelope and stamps and then track him down doing the same type of tracing used in the golden state killer case. the zodiac killer murdered five people in salina and napa county's between the mid-major say the -- december 1968 and october 1969. he claimed responsibility for more mergers in lead -- murders and letters. reports san francisco police chief bill scott maybe applying for the job of police chief in los angeles. according to the l.a. times, she's got is interviewing for that job. the current l.a. police chief charlie beck, will retire next month. the bill -- bill scott was a deputy police chief before he took over the san francisco police department last year. he addressed the issue with mike mibach during interviews with other bay area poli chiefs.

>> you know the chief, charlie be? he announced a retirement. applications have been sent giving interest of going back to los angeles. >> i'm focused on here. >> see if he applied? >> i'm focused -- focused on here. out of my role is to -- run the police department and do it to the best of my abilities. that needs to to be my focus. >> welcome police chief enter patrick and eddie garcia were also a part of that roundtable discussion. less than, the fs pd released a statement repeating what she scott told us. he is focused on his job in san francisco. first that has been reported in california from the e. coli outbreak linked to romaine lettuce. the cdc said it's made 121 people sick. cases are spread across 25 states. dozens of people have been hospitalized including some with kidney failure.

jana katsuyama spoke with a food safety expert to make sure that any romaine you buy is not from yuma, arizona. >> fresh fruits and vegetables bring crowds of consumers to bay area farmers markets. many farmers were getting questions about where their romaine lettuce was grown. >> i say all that lettuce is safe. it's from here, from local. >> reporter: local california romaine supplies are deemed safe. in nationwide outbreak of e. coli bacteria illnesses have been traced to contaminated lettuce from yuma, arizona. which supplies most of the nation's romaine lettuce during the winter. the cdc reported the first death wednesday in california. restaurants such as paradiso have been checking their produce supplies. >> all of our romaine is from

california. i've only had a few inquiries about where our lettuce is from. >> reporter: one reason for the widespread contamination is that consumers are eating fresh produce year-round. >> it's very frequently pre-cut, bagged, mixed, and that can increase the likelihood that such a contamination invent did happen. >> reporter: bacteria has evolved to be resilient. >> they can survive on surfaces, on machinery, in soils, in water. on human hands or clothing or feet or things like that. >> i tried to take as many preventative measures as i can at home like washing everything thoroughly. >> reporter: bauer says in general even washing produce may not eliminate all bacteria. >> some of them might have invaded the actual tissue of the plant, some of them might be caught in little creases, some of them formed little protectors -- protective environments for themselves,

and those are very difficult to wash off. >> reporter: jana katsuyama, ktvu fox 2 news. oysters from canada are being blamed for making a number of people sick. according to the state department of health, 100 california's -- california scott the normal virus. the affected oysters near vancouver island, british columbia. normal virus is contagious. there's a health warning in santa clara county. it's about the measles. according to the san francisco chronicle, at least six cases of the measles have been reported in that county. health officials say the latest case involved a patient who recently traveled outside of the u.s. the first case reported march 7. four more cases where conformed by april 5. the measles have also been

reported in alameda county and in nevada. officials say the original cases were linked to a traveler exposed to the measles in europe but came back here to the bay area. it's 11 minutes after 5:00. it is a new incident involving southwest airlines. a window cracked during flight. still ahead, a local aviation expert tells us what could've caused the problem and just how common or rare something like this is. and an incredible story. eight police officers hurt in a ferry explosion. the blast that happened during a standoff with a man we use our phones and computers the same way these days. so why do we pay to have a phone connected when we're already paying for internet? shouldn't it all just be one thing? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you can get up to 5 lines of talk and text included at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. choose by the gig or unlimited. and see how you could save $400 or more a year. xfinity mobile. it's a new kind of network

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welcome back to mornings on 2. it's 5:15. a barn in connecticut where a man reportedly held his wife hostage for several days exploded, sparking a fire and injuring eight police officers. investigators say the wife managed to escape and told him that her husband had held her in a threatening manner for three days. when officers arrived at the home, the man refused to come out and then the bomb exploded. the wife was severely beaten, notified police. >> around 2 pm or so, a female victim did enter the police department with a complaint of a domestic disturbance here on quinnipiac ave. >> reporter: authorities did not make contact with the barricaded man. they are still searching for him and are not sure if he was

in the barn when it exploded. the san jose sharks won. they shut out the las vegas knights 4-0. the semi final is tied up. >> marcus stories and start the cycle again. there he comes. he scores! >> yes, marcus sorensen of the sharks scored four minutes apart from the first period. the fast start that head coach peter deboer wanted. so the series is tied at 2. it's only the third time all season the sharks have beaten the golden nights. they will play again tomorrow night in las vegas. the eighth beat the cnl -- seattle mariners 3-2. james paxton strike out 16 batters last night. no other seattle pitcher as than that since livermore laid -- native randy johnson struck out 19 back in 1997.

jed lowrie pounced on that opportunity. >> that one is bouncing, right centerfield. and that baby is gone. >> the game was tied at 2 at that point. mark canha hit a homerun to help the a's win. the giants have won four executive series. austin jackson got the giants on the board early with the two run double. brandon crawford had two hits and three rbis and nick hundley at eight -- a great game. >> he's the only guy. >> down the right field line. it is out of here! >> only had four hits including this to run homerun. starting this week new cars sold in this country have to have backup cameras as standard

features. the national highway transportation safety agency adopted the role in 2014. but they gave the car companies a couple of years to comply with it. the government says every year more than 200 people are killed. 15,000 hurt by drivers who are backing up who didn't see them. right now, 5:15 is the time. let's check in with sal. the commute starts to get a little busier. >> i do like these backup cameras. i've gotten used to it now. if you drive a car without it -- >> what's wrong? >> good morning, everyone. you know what? northbound 11, if you're driving on the freeway, it looks pretty good from gilroy to san jose. there have been no major problems here if you're driving from hollister or watsonville, which a lot of people do.

they had up to the valley. right now is a good time to do it. you don't have a lot going on when it comes to slow traffic. getting up to highway 17. it looks pretty good. heading out to the bay bridge. by the way, we don't have a big back up this morning. on 80 as you drive through the area. on carquinez bridge to richmond like yesterday. just in case you're wondering, it's a more morning -- normal commute. >> the rearview mirror is great but the lane assist on your mirrors, that has saved me a couple of times. that is -- when it goes red, be careful. those are great. we do have a big fog bank in place. folks, i've been doing this a long time. once the fog wears out, it's tough to warm-up unless you get a northeast breeze or really strong high pressure, and that's not happening. 50s on the temps. everybody. everyone is close. a couple degrees there. that's because every station says cloudy. except sfo, which says mostly cloudy. but i mean, travis, gusts of

31. it's picking up and feels big- time. it does look pretty quiet today. 56 by the water. 70s inland. but we are not warming up today. it will be warmer friday. some of that will carry into saturday. but then a weak system punches through and it looks cooler going into sunday. for those of you who work outside, it looks unseasonably cool. we will see. may is not looking very warm, at least not right here. but we have a low cloud deck that's in place. when the low clouds make it well and lent and conquered to livermore, cloudy at 5. that tells you everything you need to know. it will be nice. some of that low cloud deck will burn back the load that was responsible for some of the rain in southern california. so a flight from here to over the planes or anywhere back east, you'll probably get a little turbulence there coming in from some of these thunderstorms all the way up to chicago. rate lakes. that's in the line of severe weather there. and again, they are partly

stuck. vallejo 51. even nevada is in their. so that -- submit -- that's pretty cool. bodega bay is 50. i think 50. there were 49 and 50. each of these has come up about 1 degree. they are still very cold. i got to tell you, folks, the entire west coast, at least california it's mainly 50s on the water temps. all the way down to santa monica. you're going from upper 40s, low 50s on the oregon border down to santa barbara, santa barbara, -- santa monica. still, that's a very cold water. west wind, san carlos, west, southwest at oakland. you see the delta breeze is even stronger. 59 palm springs. phoenix at 58 with flagstaff 27. 56 las vegas from that system yesterday which brought mid-70s to the high. we will have low

clouds in place. high pressure will kick in for a day and half. the system will move in on sunday. morning fog, breezy today. 50s, 60s. a little warmer on friday. a few locations will pop up to the upper 70s, low 80s. i think they will ease up a little bit. a downshift, if you will, on saturday. more so on sunday. 70s. really not that warm. near average to slightly below. and i think that's the thing. it will get warmer weather. >> steve, thanks. we are talking about draymond green and the warriors. he's having a feud and it's with a hall of famer. still ahead, we will tell you what set off draymond and who said it. we've talked about crowds of people moving out of the bay area. guess what. california's population is growing. we have details on a new report.

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decide on a tax to increase teacher salaries by 7% for two decades. it will also pay for classroom and school technology at 10 underserved schools. the property -- proposition g's on the june valid -- ballot is expected to generate $50 million a year through a partial tax. that parcel tax would increase the cost of housing and owning properties in san francisco. california just keeps getting bigger. there are now almost 40 million people living in the state. new numbers from the state department of finance says 39.8 million people live in california. since last year's survey, there are 309,000 new residents. that includes newborns and people who moved to california from other states or other countries. san francisco and san jose are among the top five big cities in california with the largest

population increase. san francisco added almost 10,000 new residents. san jose added 8500. that very same report found that sacramento's population is now more than a half-million for the first time. sacramento grew by more than 7000 people last year. they had the highest percentage gain of any big city in the state. however, some residents say the population boom is also causing traffic and housing problems. >> we're not building as fast as we would like to to meet the internal demand. i think it's just planning for that future that we all know is coming. how do we work together? >> affordable housing is one reason many people move to sacramento. but a recent real estate report found the sacramento area is seeing the third fastest rent increases in the country. on our website, ktvu.com, we've posted more details about california's booming population. you'll find that report under

web links. 5:27. we are about to show you dramatic moments at a cafe in berkeley. what happens when good samaritans tried to stop thieves from stealing a laptop. some surprising new turns in the saga involving president donald trump and a porn ave -- actress. we will have more on that just ahead.

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welcome back to mornings on 2. thursday morning, may 3. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm pam cook. thank you for joining us. let's check in with steve for the forecast . a little cooler. >> it's cool. everybody says cloudy. if conquered, buchanan does conquer buchanan says cloudy. it's fog. or low cloud. so we are in the forecast. stratus quote. and san jose all have something in common. they are all in the 50s here. temperatures aren't going very well. fairfield 25. gusts of 31. gusts of 36 last hour. that is a rip roaring delta breeze and there's no way, there's no way we can warm up when there's that strong of a breeze. so sunny, breezy. there's a little warmer tomorrow. but cooler on sunday. i just tweeted out for those of

you who are on twitter -- and if your art -- you're not, why not? because it's good weather information there. this really not what -- we get a couple days here and there. 41, that's cold. mainly 50s here. again, most locations are cloudy, times are going to change. low 50s at around antioch and brentwood and el sobrante. water temps, 51. san francisco louis 52. this is all 50s. all that water temp is 50s all the way down to santa monica santa barbara. high clouds coming in. but keep an eye on that can see where they trouble. a little system will move in on sunday. but friday, saturday, it looks pretty nice, a little warmer. 70s today. 5:32. 5:32. there he is.

have the median light clicked on? >> yes, they have. the good news is yesterday we had a slow commute on interstate 80 that today we have a little bit of a break a lot more like normal. vacaville, fairfield, and vallejo. nothing like it was yesterday as we push in. you can see a little bit of slowing on 37. yesterday, the whole region was affected by late running roadwork and a couple of motorcycle accidents. three to be exact that we know of anyway. traffic has been much better today heading out to the macarthur maze. it's taking 20 minutes. yesterday at this time, it would have taken about an hour. a lot of people were upset about it. today is much better. at the bay bridge toll plaza, the median light have gone on. the traffic is backed up out to the maze, about 10-15 minute delay. 5:33. let's go back to the desk. it was a frightening morning in one marin county neighborhood after a fire

forced many people out of their homes. >> it started about midnight in sending way. the flames woke up the people inside. they did get out safely. firefighters evacuated several nearby homes. the fire crews are still out there watching for possible flareups. the cause of the fire is under investigation. this morning, we are following a major elevation from president trump's new lawyer, rudy giuliani, who said the president reimbursed his personal attorney, michael cohen, for the $130,000 paid to adult movie star stormy daniels days before the 2016 presidential election. and this morning, president donald trump is tweeting about all of this. he said, mr. cohen received a monthly retainer, not from the campaign and having nothing to do with the campaign. doug luzader as me onthe changing approached from the president's legal team. >> this really is a surprising turn. it comes as the trump legal

team is taking a much more aggressive approach on the resident's behalf. it was donald trump who paid the bill for a $130,000 payment to adult film actress stormy daniels. >> i'm giving you a fact now that you don't know. >> reporter: that was an understatement from new attorney rudy giuliani. he said while one time trump attorney michael cohen what have cut a check to sentence stormy daniels about an alleged affair with trump, it was then build to trump. >> the president didn't know about this? >> he didn't know about the specifics about it as far as know. >> reporter: president trump was asked about it back in april. >> did you know about the payment to stormy daniels? >> reporter: that payment to daniels and the final days has

raised questions about whether it was an undisclosed campaign expense which could be illegal. giuliani says no. >> the fact is, just trust me, they are going to come up with no violations there. >> reporter: rudy giuliani is also negotiation with rubber molly -- negotiating with robert mueller. in washington, doug luzader, fox news. members of that texas church that was the scene of a deadly mass shooting last year will be joining president donald trump at the white house today for the national day of prayer. the pastor of the church and his wife who lost their 14-year- old daughter in that shooting will lead a prayer at the event. 26 people were killed when a gunman opened fire in that church outside of san antonio back in november. there was another robbery at a berkeley cafe where students spent time working on their laptops. the latest case had an unusual

twist. a man in a gray hoodie tried to escape after grabbing a laptop. this video shows two good samaritans trying to stop the thief. moments later, a second suspect showed up and told them to let him go. when they didn't, the second suspect punched one of the two people. berkeley police say they're looking for both suspects and a good samaritan. while we appreciate their courage, at the same time, we caution people against doing that. we've had instances where people have fought to keep their laptops and they've been hurt badly. >> the two suspects ran back to their car and drove off. police say they after license plate number but they have not made any arrest. the laptop was recovered after the thief dropped it before getting into the car. our time is now 5:30 seven. late last night, the richmond citizen police review commission ruled that excessive force was used in a fatal 2014 officer- involved shooting. 24-year-old richard pd perez

was shot outside of a liquor store by an officer who tussled with the an armed man. the citizens please review commission has said that there was a complaint from the perez family who said many witnesses were ignored in the police version of what happened. >> because then you're going to want to get out to talk about it and you're going to want people to listen to you. >> we have six witnesses saying, no, he didn't. we have six witnesses say he was saying, don't shoot me. >> witnesses say the officer tackled perez from behind and that perez was drunk, not violent. the perez family is hoping policy changes may come now and that the county grand jury and the district attorney will examine the case. 5:30 eight. two seneca county correctional

deputies have been felt not guilty on assault on an inmate. they were acquitted yesterday after 40 hours of jury deliberations in the five week trial. they were accused of beating reuben garcia in san jose. garcia says the deputy's repeatedly punched and kicked the man and slammed him against a wall while he was jekyll. according to the mercury news garcia's lawyers say it was enough evidence to convict the guards but things the jury was list empathetic towards garcia because of his criminal record. that included armed robbery and child molestation. we're now learning that southwest airlines jet that had to divert to cleveland because of a cracked window was infected recently. -- inspected recently. it was diverted when passengers heard a loud pop and saw a window cracked. they say the crew reacted quickly. >> we heard a crack.

but everybody just started moving away from it. >> we saw people starting to freak out. we turned around and all of the flight attendants and stuff were running down the aisle to check it out. >> i was like you couldn't get that seatbelt off of me for anything. >> this comes two weeks after the deadly southwest incident where a woman was killed. ktvu's jesse gary spoke to an aviation expert about the windows on the commercial jet. >> the windowpanes on selfless airplanes and other commercial aircraft are made of plexiglass . two pieces forming an insulated barrier. san jose state university aviation department chair dr. fred perez says wall cracks inside windows are rare, flight stress can overtime we can the material.

>> these have been around for many years. it's a freak accident. >> it may require more frequent checks of feels around airplane windows. don't look for are pieces of the glass anytime soon. thicker pieces of plexiglass will mean more weight and added weight will add to the cost for -- per ticket for the consumer. in the studio, i'm jesse gary, ktvu fox 2 news. we have an update about yesterday's deadly military plane crash in georgia. nine puerto rican national guard members were killed when a military transport plane, a c- 130, crashed near the savannah hilton head airport. video shorts -- shows the plane stalling in the air. then it stalls to the ground. a huge orange and black fire ball lit up the's sky. that plane crashed into a

highway median. pieces of the wind scattered across traffic. no one on the ground was killed or hurt. but everyone who was on that plane died. 5:33 is the time right now. using technology to locate a murder suspect. how investigators in the famous zodiac killer case helped find the person responsible for killing spree here in the bay area. shocking claims made by some nfl cheerleaders. the photo shoot that they say went too far.

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welcome back to mornings on 2. police in las vegas released new body camera video from one of the deadliest mass shootings in american history. [ sound of gunfire ] >> we got one suspect down. >> this is clear.

>> where were the shots fired? >> this is only partial video. it shows the officers bursting into the hotel room at the mandalay bay hotel. assault style weapons scattered around the room. the broken window where paddock fired the shots can also be seen as the police search that room. >> indicating two guys. >> i see a guy switching guns, not reloading. did he write something on that? >> the video does not show you what the first officer who went inside saw because his body camera was not on. vegas police tried to block the release of this video. they were locked in a long legal battle with several news organizations before they released it. police in hayward are asking for help to find a missing guide dog. the black lab is named wilson. -- wilton. wilton was last seen near redwood road and proctor elementary school. anyone with information on his

whereabouts is asked to call police. 5:46. shocking claims this morning from several former nfl cheerleaders. it's about incidents of -- that allegedly happened when the cheerleaders were in costa rica. in 2013. for a calendar photo shoot. that you leaders told the new york times some of them were required to be topless for that shoot. even though none of the photos in the team calendar would show any nudity. the team also invited a group of sponsors and suite holders, all of them men, to watch that photo shoot. the cheerleaders say some of them were then picked to go out as personal escorts at a nightclub later that night. in response to that new york times report, what the -- the washington redskins says the jupiter program is one of the nfl's premier teams in participation, professionalism, and community service. each cheerleader is contractually protected to

ensure a safe and constructed environment. a war of words between draymond green and charles barkley might be over. the hall of famer and basketball analyst said that he wanted to punch green in the face. it sparked a strong reaction from green. barclay apologized. >> my personal opinion should never come across in a comment i make about a team or a player. it did last night. draymond is a helluva play. he's an irritant. he annoys me at times. but he's a helluva player. what i said was wrong and i apologize. >> barclay also apologized to draymond green's mom. she's been very critical of berkeley on twitter. game three of their playoff series is tomorrow night. i'm just happy that the warriors and the sharks are playing on a night where we can sleep in so we can watch the whole game.

>> friday. >> yes, tomorrow. >> nowadays, you can watch the games if they are on at the same time. it's easier to watch both because you have your tablets or whatever. good morning, everyone. let's take a look at what we have with 580 westbound. we do have slow traffic. we have stalled truck in this mess off 580 and 205. even if that stalled truck has been pulled off to the side, hadn't been there, it really would be slow anyway. you can see this is the very typical 205 and 580. it may be a little slower than usual. for the most part, it's already slow. traffic is better in livermore and dublin. 880 north and southbound still looks pretty good. so does 580 driving into oakland's lake shore district. you can see traffic is backed up at the toll plaza. it is backed up about a 50 minute delay. no major issues on 80 from the

carquinez bridge down into richmond, like we had yesterday. look at the flags here at the bay bridge. looks like maybe a window from the west or southwest in there. >> that is correct, sir. you forgot our garden club meeting is friday night at 7. >> that's right. we also have that book club we talked about. >> you'll be reading from chapter 7. >> seasons of the yeah,, volume 2. >> let's get -- cell is very sharp out there. santa rosa, san francisco, and san jose. all 50s overcast. do we have the -- let me put him on the spot. do we have that highway for shot ? the low clouds have made it out there. let's see if we do. it's tough. we will get there. san francisco -- oh, we have it now. low clouds make it that far. you're talking at the babe point -- bay point. that tells us that temperatures

are really hard-pressed. thank you very much. thank you, sir. 60, 51 in san francisco. average, 64-50. i didn't change anything. don't look. don't look. one year ago, we had record highs. record highs was 88 in san francisco one year ago today. san jose was 91. today will be near normal to below. there is a very strong delta breeze. you get low clouds even out to concord and also from santa rosa to concord to livermore and san jose. that will bring back. that's a strong perch -- push. it's now producing severe weather in the planes. 40s and 50s on the temps. i don't think these have changed hardly at all. low 50s for many. seneca lower lows -- sent carlos, one observation. 48 pacifica. low 50s montero. half moon bay. 52 sf buoy and half moon bay.

these are all 50s on the water temps up and down the coast. all the way down to santa barbara and santa monica. no problems performing. 45 in reno. 58 cool degrees in phoenix. 27 in flagstaff. sweater weather down there. 55, dave down in place. >> wow. >> they'll be 104 probably by saturday. pretty good surge of tropical moisture coming in. week low will break through the ridge of high pressure on sunday. we will get a brief warm-up friday and saturday. near 80 for some. coast of a aren't going to -- and bay aren't going to change very much. that's a beautiful bay. livermore 72. 59 half moon bay. little warmer on friday with saturday looking good as well.

sunday a little cooler. >> sounds nice. >> you got it. >> i need pam to send me to hawaii. you know you need to put on some sunscreen. now there's a controversy in paradise. the reason some sunblock products may be banned.

the state of hawaii is set to ban certain sunscreens. state lawmakers passed a measure this week that would ban the sale of sunscreen containing the been zone by the year 2021. scientists say the says it can be talk to -- substance can be toxic to coral. grounds broken in oakland for a new high-rise transit village near the macarthur bart station. it will be built on what used to be a bart parking lot. it's going to be tall. 25 stories tall. the tallest building in north oakland. it will have more than 400 residential units and 13,000 square feet of retail space. the rent is expected to be up to $4500 a month for a two bedroom apartment. you -- there will also be 145 affordable apartments. >> this is the first high-rise to be built outside of downtown for decades. it is going to help us fight

the horrible housing crisis. >> the macarthur transit village is due to open in the summit of trend -- 2020. it is now 5:50 sit -- 5:56. a raise for teachers in san francisco. we have a look at how that may happen and where the money will come from. releasing american citizens held in north korea. some new information coming out this morning indicating three men maybe close to coming home. good morning. we do have traffic that is slowing down for the morning commute as we take a live look at the richmond bridge heading over to marin county. if your fan of fog and low clouds, then you like today. if you want warmer weather, so you'll have to wait a little bit till friday. thursday forecast, near normal to below temps. incredible selection of the you're lookingn brands you love, this season's newest trends for a fraction of what you'd pay at department stores, ♪ you gotta go to ross

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would create a massive influx of money and were that cash would come from. >> announcer: this is ktvu mornings on 2. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on 2. thursday morning, may 3. i'm pam cook. >> good morning. i'm dave clark. let's talk about your weather. steve paulson is right here. >> i'm put you on the spot. one year ago today, was it hot or cold? we don't remember. >> the beginning of may? >> may 3 of last year. >> hot. >> hot. >> it was. >> i was guessing. >> good guess. >> i don't remember. >> most people don't . most people don't what happened -- remember what happened yesterday. last year at this time, we had record highs. that is a big fog bank. i mean, it's deep as we say. it's pushed well inland. i think the stage is already set. some guy name -- named steve