in sacramento we'll bring you the latest on the investigation , plus anyone who has given criminal orders and carried them out by killing. our people will be brought before the tribunal. horrifying stories with photos to back them up. with the president of ukraine told the united nations and an emotional plea, hoping to bring an end to the russian invasion of ukraine. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. it is wednesday, right in the middle of the week. it's april 6th. and roberta is here with your forecast. morning morning, dave . and thank you for reminding me what day it is today. i'm here for and good morning to all of you. as you rise and shine today. i bet you can already fill it. it is on the mild side and we will be heating up beginning today. now, right now, clear skies to get out towards s f o. no reports of airport delays there or across the bed.

oakland international, where it's 49 degrees manetta at 50 with clear skies and no delays. we have temperatures in the forties and fifties at napa temperatures, a little suspect, but we'll check back in with them. and a couple of minutes from now, one thing is certain again today. if you suffer from allergies, it is the tree count that is on the high side. side. you could blame it on the mulberry. the ash and oak trees , speaking of high side numbers today, 73 degrees in pacifica 2 83 degrees in oakland. outside number will be 88 to the east and antiochus fairfield up towards the north, the same in santa rosa and to the south and morgan hill. your full forecast just minutes away. but right now , let's say a big good morning to sell. how are you doing this morning? good morning doing well, thank you, roberta. and right now we do have a nice looking drive. there is something i want to tell you about those at the bay bridge. it looks even and it looks good . but if you're driving into san francisco when you get to the other side, westbound 80 right

at 101 right where the skyway and the central freeway come together. there is a new crash there. there was some debris in the lanes, and now there's a new crash. medics and chp are on the way we'll keep an eye on that for you, 401. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. well. sacramento police now have two more suspects in custody from last weekend's deadly mass shooting. so now there are three suspects in custody this morning . ktvu demagogues has the latest on the suspects and the investigation. 26 year old deandre martin was in court tuesday afternoon. he's facing charges of assault with a firearm and illegal possession of a firearm is suspected role in the horrific shooting on k and 10th street in downtown sacramento. sunday has yet to be determined. are you saw in court? very somber. this obviously very serious had run ins with the law before martin was booked in an arizona prison in 2016 on aggravated assault and domestic violence charges. there's also an active warrant

related to a 2014 domestic violence case in riverside county, a misdemeanor he pled guilty to but did not complete the court ordered punishments, according to court records. his brother, 27 year old smiley, martin shares a long criminal history dating back nearly a decade ranging from walmart robberies to illegal firearms possession. two assault with great bodily injury. he was released from prison this year after a parole board created him an early release from his 10 year sentence. his release was fiercely protested. ktvu has obtained a two page letter to the parole board from the sacramento county deputy district attorney stating, in part, he poses a significant unreasonable risk of safety to the community. and has demonstrated repeatedly that he cannot follow the laws, according to a close friend of smiley martin, whom he won't identify out of concern for her safety. both brothers grew up in sacramento surrounded by gang violence. everybody's hurting and everybody's lost somebody mm . it's that we all create

together. we all know each other . all our parents and. it takes for someone to die for everybody . if you like. change we need to stop. sacramento police say the third man arrested davion dawson is not charged with crimes directly related to the shooting . investigators are still looking for additional suspects reporting in the newsroom. emma goss ktvu fox two news. thank you well sources involved in the investigations they did. investigators obtained a social media post that has since been removed. that allegedly shows suspect smiley martin holding a weapon. now investigators want to know if it's the same weapon used in the sacramento shootings . reports say the weapon used in the shootings had been converted into a fully automatic guns. ring with hot bath shooting in sacramento and the deadly shooting in san francisco this weekend, renewing calls to end

gun violence last night, a prayer vigil and community event was held in san francisco outside of the united players headquarters on howard street. city leaders, advocates and families of the victims killed on sunday near the allis chalmers park. we're speaking out against the violence, just very another one last year. and i'll just actual list. please stop. this has to stop. this is a community issue that if we don't come together. we can't expect it to get any better. rudy thank you for bringing our united players together because all of us have a role to play in this there were also calls by district attorney chaser boudin to get ghost guns off the streets are becoming more common now in san francisco, each of the six people killed in the sacramento, mass shootings had their own unique story. one of them worked as a landscaper. another was a father of ford.

their grieving families this morning are asking, why did this happen? nobody knocking on her door and letting us know what really happened. stuff's kind of aspirating. you know, we're still waiting for answers and stuff. 21 year old jamil martinez. andros was among the six shooting victims. three women three men between 21 57 years old 29 year old embassy a. turner was also one of the six people killed. i want people to know. that he is a great person. and that he loved his family. and you took away somebody that meant a whole lot to a whole lot of community people. other people were rushed to the hospital treated for gunshot wounds. at least seven of them have already been released. to make sure you stay right here with us on ktvu throughout mornings on tube to get all the updates on the investigation, you can find the latest developments on air and online ktvu .com. time now for oh, six

ukrainian president alinsky went before the united nations pleading his case to the security council and again asking world leaders to punish russia for alleged war crimes. president zelensky showed the security council graphic photos of hundreds of tortured and murdered civilians. reporter alex hogan has the details and i have to caution you this report contains images you may find disturbing. it's a deliberate campaign. to kill. the torture. to rape ukraine and the west, ramping up diplomatic pressure against moscow on tuesday, one day after the russian military was accused of executing hundreds of civilians near keep some of whom were tortured. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky taking this case to the un security council, asking for a nuremberg style war crimes tribunal to hold russia accountable scores anyone who has given criminal orders and

carried them out by killing. our people will be brought before the tribunal administration backing zelensky, saying america has assessed that russian forces committed war crimes in ukraine. and the u. s. is now pushing to have moscow removed from the u. n human rights council. russia should not have a position of authority in a body whose purpose was very purpose is to promote. respect for human rights. meanwhile the situation on the ground appears to be shifting ukrainian forces taking back more territory from the russians who are regrouping in belarus before a new offensive expected in the east. nato is discussing ways of getting more advanced weapons here while the eu works on finding new ways to punish russia, including nationalizing some russian businesses operating in europe, prompting a new warning from vladimir putin could go too far . let nobody forget that this is a double edged weapon. the eu is also proposing a ban on coal imports. these would be the

first european sanctions on russia's energy sector in lviv, ukraine. alex hogan, fox news our time is at 409 concerns are growing here in the bay area about fires at homeless encampments. yesterday in west oakland, the body of a man was found in an rv. i didn't encampment at wood street and 34. the oakland fire department in the past year, has responded to 90 in camp and fires, people who work in nearby businesses and worried and they wonder where the funding set aside to deal with homelessness is going they should have had this clean up a long time ago. it trickles down to the city and they have to disperse it properly. and i don't see nothing has changed. i haven't seen anything. the firefighters say when they rushed to yesterday's and camping fire. three rbs, a flatbed truck and two other vehicles were engulfed in flames later this morning, will be asking oakland mayor libby schaaf for her response to those concerns about fires and homeless encampments, as well as other issues facing oakland.

she'll be our guest here on mornings on two at 8 15 this morning. right time is now 14 and roberta's back. she knows all about your how hot is it gonna get around here? not as hot as it will be tomorrow. okay substantially warmer than yesterday or whether it's going to be kind of like a roller coaster over the next 5 to 7 days and let me explain, but first let's take a peek out the door this morning. we have crystal clear skies and no reports of any local airport delays. the temperatures are relatively on the mild side 48 for one of the coolest spots that's palo alto otherwise, fifties, comin from santa rosa through san francisco into the tri valley and 54 degrees. now in san jose, these temperatures are actually a little bit cooler than 24 hours ago, especially in napa now reporting 38 degrees and it has been verified and our winds are calm at this time, but napa certainly going to warm up into the eighties today as well. winds are calm and oakland all the way back through the

seashore. for the most part, san carlos with a calm wind, picking up a slight breeze at sfo. this morning's winds pretty much shattered the east 5 to 10 and then shifting around more onshore westerly 10 to 20 during the afternoon. so it is a vigorous jet stream all the way through our thursday we will see some of that blow up in the form of a cloud or two. but otherwise nothing but high pressure and command till that right there. this is what we're talking about. with that roller coaster pattern we do have near or record breaking temperatures tomorrow and friday and then by monday, perhaps a very slight chance of rain showers through our tuesday it is in april warmup temperature wise 72 degrees to about 94. with that hottest day on thursday and then cooling down for the weekend, so it sounds so idealistic to head to the seashore, but we do have a beach hazard statement in effect until later on tonight at nine o'clock, sneaker waves and some very strong rip currents. temperatures today pinpointing your neighborhood forecast. 84 degrees san mateo 85 napa. 83

hayworth through castro valley, flirting with nearly 90 degrees in morgan hill and in gilroy, and you know what? david wouldn't be too surprised if we actually do see a 90 degree reading and mountain house or in travis. okay thank you, bro. time down for 12 helping wherever he can. next. you're about to meet a baby area doctor who just came back from spending a week in ukraine what he saw over there as he helped to deliver supplies and care in the middle of a war. plus the giants play their home opener later this week. we'll hear from giant ceo larry bear on what fans can ceo larry bear on what fans can expect. care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things!

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devastation of the russian invasion of ukraine obey area doctor is back home from ukraine after a trip to help war victims , ktvu is amberleigh talked to him about what he saw and how he's thinking about going back. after a week in ukraine doctor edwardo dolan arrived at sfo tuesday afternoon with fewer bags than he left with. he's a family physician in san francisco, who went on a mission to the war torn country to provide medical help and supplies. ukraine is at the front line of democracy, and i'm a doctor. and disaster medicine specialists, so it made complete and utter sense for me to go. i couldn't stay here and do nothing. he tells me. he's half ukrainian on his mother's side, but had never visited the country before family. next, you will be scary. this video of a rally by ukrainians in poland when he first arrived, he tells me he met people there who helped him cross the border into ukraine. and connected him with

dr oksana, who is working on the front lines for surgery at a military hospital in la vive gave the doctor medical supplies and surgical tools. he tells me the hospital where dr oksana works has been severely damaged. it's terrible. help us. please says he wasn't able to get to the front lines to provide medical care himself as he had planned, he said there were air rates three times a day, and he had to hide underground in case of bombing. everywhere. doing disaster medicine for 12 years. this was the scariest i've ever experienced on his journey back home, he saw ukrainian singing their national anthem in poland. the same people he met when he first arrived, among them a 16 year old girl who asked him to sell her artwork in the us to raise money to help ukrainian forces closed the skies. that's what it says in ukrainian, dolan describes his experience as being life altering. you get the

sense that you you have to do something, you know, life. can't go on as as usual anymore. dr dolan hopes to return to ukraine in a few months. he tells me the trip and supplies are funded by his own money. his nonprofit doctors, outreach and donations from his patients here in the bay area at sfo, amberleigh ktvu. fox two news. alright, amber. thank you. be sure to scan the q r code you see in the corner of your tv screen now to get information about relief projects to help ukrainian refugees. that code will take you to our website, which has links to groups asking for volunteers to get involved. time now for 17 well, san francisco stern grove festival is coming back a areas longest running outdoor music series is due to come back june 12th with 10 cancer it on the calendar. the final show august 14th. admission will still be free, but there will be an online ticket reservation system that

was introduced last season. the festival ended abruptly last year when a water main break flooded the grove. alright tomorrow just over half of the major league baseball teams will start the regular season for the giants and the a's opening day will be on friday, the giants will host the miami marlins and oracle park, and there's still still tickets available. the giants are starting this new season after winning 107 regular season games last year, and that's gonna be tough to top giant's ceo larry baer says it all starts with the first pitch friday at 1 35 in the afternoon. the other six attrition here. we always play the opener during the day, and it's kind of like a city and community and regional holiday. now as part of friday's opening day festivities, the giants will celebrate winning the national league west of bridgend last year with larry baer says they will also be some surprises for you fans. right

time is 4 19. no surprises in our weather, roberta. we've been warned that it's going to start to get warmer. yes you know, date when you said surprises that you and i have a surprise and there was going to say here, here's some tickets to ah, bluenose. weather is not going to be bad at all. it's going to be clear it's going to be cooler on friday at daytime high 65, so surely by game time tumbling into the low sixties and high fifties with a bit of a breeze, so we always know how it is there. baseball park. make sure you dress in layers. now today out the door. you may need a light jacket. that's about it, and we have clear skies and 52 in san francisco 43 in santa rosa. and yes, it's true. it is chilly and napa at 38 degrees, backing through sonoma otherwise in the mid forties, tri valley and 49 degrees in redwood city, now today what you can bank on. oh well, we're past our tuesday . we're into wednesday and it's going to be sunny and warmer. this is what i really wanted to

allude to. is that we do have the tree count on the high side today. so if you suffer from allergies with the temperatures warming today, we do have the mulberry oak and ash tree on the high side and letter today our winds will be blowing westerly 10 to 20 assuring that pollen around. so here we go. you see absolutely nothing on track. four today clear skies from top to bottom from eureka all the way to san diego. it's this right here. this huge dome of high pressure. and it's going to strengthen today. and even more so on thursday. and friday will be warm as well, if not downright hot, although we will peak on thursday today in comparison to where we should be , well, our forecast high is 85 degrees and napa the records 91 really within striking distance is livermore forecast high of 87 degrees a record 2 89, but you know what in someone's backyard like unpleasant in or dublin and samra ramon. we could easily see high eighties and 87 degrees your forecast high in san jose.

so the numbers for your neighborhood today 83, oakland, emeryville and el cerrito seventies and eighties common and it sounds like it looks like a good day for the beach, but i got to tell you with those warm temperatures, we do have a beach hazard statement. in effect. hey dave, coming up still, the five day forecast advised. well four teenagers arrested accused of robbing and carjacking a woman at the stanford shopping center will tell you how police in palo alto or taking action and we'll explain which residents in the city of palm springs may soon be eligible for a universal basic income.

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crime took place in the bustling parking lot of fleming's restaurant on the east side of the stanford shopping center. the victim, a woman in her fifties, was sitting in her car when fourteen's demanded the vehicle and her possessions forced her out of the car. she fled. i was able to flag down a witness that witness provider at the cell phone she called 911. police responded the suspects 1 , 14, year old and 3 16 year old. were unable to start the car and ultimately ran off and alert police sergeant spotted them at the city's transit hub and made the arrest charged with carjacking, robbery and conspiracy, and all are being held at the county's juvenile detention center. many of these kids do not see themselves ever having enough money to get a license, purchased the car pay for insurance pay for gas, but they still want to feel what it's like to be behind the wheel, and i think that's really at the root of this current issue. this crime is part of a

larger issue encompassing more than just carjacking and theft. retailers across the state and country have been targets of an increasing rash of crimes. we are here to find a solution. at the state capitol tuesday, a bipartisan group of legislators joined by california retailers pushing for a b 23 90 to become law. it would address retail theft by strengthening the ability of district attorneys to press charges to focus on the root causes of crime. whether it's drug addiction, mental illness. homelessness. what the same time making sure that serial offender or offenders are held accountable while legislators debate palo alto police say they've taken action . they're increasing patrols in the parking lot of the stanford shopping center as a way to dissuade copycat criminals from targeting other potential victims. um, it's extremely concerning us. it's concerning to everybody. the public included. police say the victim

in this case was not harmed, and some of her belongings were actually returned to her. investigators stress patrons should always be aware of their surroundings and locked the door as soon as they get into their vehicles. in palo alto, jesse gary ktvu fox two news, jesse. thank you. time is 4, 26 and francisco police now offering a $50,000 reward to help solve a homicide case. it's almost two years old. 42 year old marcus harrison was shot and killed november 4th 2020 on wallace avenue in the bayview district. investigators hope this reward will lead to an arrest and help bring closure for harrison's family. if you have any information that could lead to the identification, the arrest and conviction of the suspect or suspects call san francisco police. will the family of erick salgado want a new investigation into three chp officers who shot and killed the 23 year old during a traffic stop. salgado's family and supporters gathered for this protest outside of the

alameda county courthouse yesterday in oakland. alameda county district attorney nancy o'malley says the evidence does not support filing criminal charges against those officers. back in 2020, the chp officers tried to stop salgado, who was driving a stolen car and rammed their police vehicles. we want justice for eric salgado, and she's calling them cowards. they don't show their faces. they have protective orders against them from us the whole year and that protected them, but not now. now this report is out. there is so many discrepancies in their no officers eric hulbert. donald supported up and sergeant richard henderson remained in the shooting. the district attorney says she could reconsider filing charges if more information is brought forward. it is 4 27 more accusations against the former mayor of windsor, seven additional women who are now coming forward to say dominic

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from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the morning, john, too. i'm dave clark. we're right in the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's april 6th. i know where you can get your weather forecast from rose. she's right here. morning roberta. good morning, david. good morning to all of you. you're going to feel the difference. today we're talking about temperatures anywhere between 10. and 20 degrees above average, clear skies or greet you heading on out the door this morning temperature wise, not bad. pretty mild. for the most part 48 cool spot. palo alto, otherwise 54 piece in san francisco and in san jose from the low fifties and santa rosa clear skies mile tempts out the door that later today. full on sunshine. you will need your sunglasses and you'll be able to strip away that light jacket or sweater, the west winds 10 to 20 and then tonight a cloudless sky . it's going to be quite starry number y 73 at the beach is

approaching 80 in downtown san francisco. mid eighties and napa low and mid eighties pretty common up and down the peninsula to 87 degrees to the east and the tri valley and approaching 90 degrees in gilroy, that full forecast is coming up right now to steer you roberta good morning. we do have a problem on the san francisco freeways. let's go right to the bay bridge . first of all, there's no issue at the bay bridge, but when you get off the freeway on us like our when you get off the freeway westbound 80 at 101. there is a crash. they're clearing. it's affecting 101 and 80 as you come up on the 81. oh one split, so watch for that. 4 32, let's go back to the headlines with the united states and european allies are set to announce new sanctions against russia, responding to increasing evidence of war crimes committed by russian troops in ukraine. the european union sanctions will focus on limiting gas and

oil imports from russia. the united states sanctions will target investments in russia as well as financial institutions there. in coordination with the g seven and the you an additional sweeping package of sanctions measures that will impose costs and russia send it further down the road of economic, financial and technological isolation. the white house also announced another transfer of arms to ukraine about $100 million worth . it's part of the $13 billion aid package already approved by congress. it is 4 33, the chairman of the u. s. joint chiefs of staff, told congress e . yesterday's hearing before the house armed services committee was about the 2023 budget plan, but the focus shifted towards russia's invasion of ukraine general mark milley said he would advise creating permanent bases in eastern europe. and cycling through american troops on the rotation. and i believe

that a lot of our european allies, especially those such as in the baltics, or poland or romania, elsewhere, they are very, very willing to establish permanent basis. they'll build them, they'll pay form, etcetera have a slight. defense secretary lloyd austin also said ukraine has proved that he determined force with the right weapons can defend itself against superior numbers. it is 4 34. we're still following developing news out of sacramento, where police have made a third arrest in connection with sunday's mass shooting 31 year old debian dawson was arrested yesterday. he is charged with the illegal gun possession. but police say they don't believe the gun he had was used in the shooting 27 year old smiley martin was also named as a suspect. he is charged with illegal possession of a firearm and possessing a machine gun. he is the brother of a suspect already in custody . 26 year old dondre martin. the deandre martin was in court

yesterday afternoon facing charges of assault with a firearm and illegal possession of a firearm, his suspected role in that downtown sacramento, mass shooting that left six people dead and 12. others injured still has not been determined. both dondre and his brother smiley have a criminal history of parole board just granted smiley and early release this year from a 10 year sentence. ktvu obtained a letter to the board from the sacramento county deputy district attorney pro testing his release, saying , in part quote, he poses a significant unreasonable risk of safety to the community. a close friend told us both brothers grew up surrounded by gang violence. it is 4 35 the mass shooting also triggering conversations within the sacramento community reporter jason marks has that story. for more than 75 years. three b's

barbershop in del paso is not enough. places like this has served as a place where community members catch up on the latest bus. it is really sad to know like you can you can go instantly. today's talk the tragedy in downtown sunday morning. it's crazy. too much shooting was just like, wow, you know, like just killed these people. six people were killed. it's heartbreaking, you know, uh the intentions of enjoying themselves having a good time to never coming home again. other ways that handle things, you know. people got to think you know what can only be described as senseless violence, stuff like that. man makes people worry. now my mom. my mom has to worry about me if i'm going to go home. or she's gonna get that phone call like your son has been killed. nobody wants to get

that phone call and nobody should even have to worry about that phone call. when you dealing with senseless acts like this, it's hard to say what could have prevented it. mervyn brookins runs brother to brother men organization that tries to get young people on the right path. the best thing we can do is continue to make investments in our young. are used in and help them make better decisions . we need more activities for them to do. don jaime left gang life in the past to better himself. he wishes others would follow suit. just got to stop fighting each other. that's all it is. privileges spend more time doing something else a size. going to the club with a gun. you know what happened over the weekend is not only sad for these neighbors don't know how you stop it. but also it makes them angry. i know where they all can go, though, didn't go to middle east and fight. they know ukraine right now. fight all they want. you want to shoot? go out there and shoot. do all that. but i'll here. your

neighborhood, your own city where you live in. called for. i call them all cowards, to be honest with you. they now? hope it sparks some sort of change. i really don't care what happened. it just needs to stop, you know? really needs to stop. and that was jason marks reporting. don't forget you can keep up with the latest developments from sacramento by downloading our free news app. just go to your phone's app store and search for ktvu. ktvu has learned that seven women are suing former mayor of windsor dominic foot poli over sexual assault allegations. now the women identified only as jane doe, say that polio abused or raped them often when they were intoxicated . also they say they were afraid to come forward for fear that happily would ruin their careers and reputations. tripoli was

accused of sexual assault or misconduct last april by more than a dozen women. a separate investigation is underway now. he resigned as mayor last may and continues to deny all of the allegations against him. it is 4 39 will happening today. east bay congressman eric swalwell will introduce legislation designed to make travel safer. the bill is called the protection from abusive passengers act. it seems to hold unruly passengers accountable for assaulting flight crews on an aircraft and those who've been convicted would be placed on the commercial no fly list that would be managed by the t s a senator jack reed of rhode island co sponsored that bill. well nasa astronaut mark vanderhei is speaking out about his record setting time in space . he broke the record for the longest single spaceflight in history by an american before he landed back on earth. last week . he spent 355 days aboard the

international space station. perhaps the equivalent of more than 300 trips to the moon and back. the nation will help nasa study the physical as well as mental effects of long or duration flights on humans. a lot of being able to be successful in the space station or anyplace remotely for that long is going to be, uh, how you deal with your own mental health , so that requires a lot of emphasis and i felt better. on this space flight, the longer one than in the previous one, because i really did put a lot of work into kind of the conversations i would have with myself my own internal voice to hate says he has some aches and pains like you would imagine. but he says it feels great to be back on earth. time is now 4 40 . let's talk about earth's weather row has your forecast for this wednesday morning. did you feel the different south adore this morning? actually, i did, um it wasn't bad to me little bit more on the mild

side. i know that i didn't know clear skies out there. good morning, everybody as you get ready to rise and shine and head on out, we do have temperatures pretty much uniform into the fifties. but a few forties have been noted and napa anonymously there at 38 degrees. otherwise it is 46 half moon bay, also in fremont, low forties in santa rosa, fairfield at 44 degrees now, today, this is what you can bank on. it is a wednesday warmup temperatures averaging 10 to 20 degrees. above normal. clear skies, sunny skies a warmer day the winds this morning pretty much all over the place. easterly northerly under 10 mph. these wins later today will be westerly 10 to 20, and you know what that means it's going to assure the pollen around and that remains on the high side. so if you wake up and you're already suffering from allergies, you know it's not going to be a prosperous day. as far as allergy suffering is concerned. we have a warmer forecast on tap today. this is our huge ridge of high pressure

. it's encompassing the entire west coast and as it does, so, our temperatures was sore for at least the next couple of days. the warmest day will be on thursday, but mind you temperatures still on friday, well above average, and we're talking about 88 today and santa rosa, qatari hills, berg and also back into granville. seventies pacifica masa montara beaches right around the mission district temperature 78 could even strike out towards 80 degrees towards oh, the seashore there. embarcadero marina district, 83 degrees in hayward and 84 mountain view tonight. it's going to be a story night as well. that's a clear skies. hey, it sounds like a great day for beach day, doesn't it? but we have a beach hazard statement in effect until nine o'clock tonight. that means we're going to have some very strong rip currents and also sneaker waves and never turn your back to that angry ocean temperatures tonight 50 degrees overnight again a very mild night on tap into the fifties and day next time

around. i'll talk about the potential of rain and our outlook to hear that. thank you. roberto time is 4 42. fda advisers getting ready to talk about the future of booster shots as b a two is spreading overseas still ahead. the biden ministrations new strategy to prevent and treat prolonged illness from covid-19 and a new kind of gig work. you ready? we'll show you how you can start bringing in money. just for living at home with a yard.

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[téa leoni] today, seven and a half million children in ukraine need to find safe water, shelter and warmth. show them the world cares. support unicef on the ground in ukraine. side officially ended its face mask mandate city council voted unanimously yesterday to change city requirements to follow the rest of the state and the county . you still have to wear facial coverings in some places like hospitals in jails and on public transit. these new rules take

effect immediately, but businesses are still allowed to keep their own mass requirements if they want to. well san francisco now has one of the state's highest covid. infection rates. stayed numbers show the cases do remain low around 13 cases, per 100,000 people. that's a lot lower than the peak this past winter, which was 274 cases per 100,000 people. but while the current numbers are lower, they've hit a plateau rather than going down. further, experts say the newbie, a two sub variant is one factor. along with more people traveling and the lifting of covid restrictions. time is war 46 happening today? the fda will meet they're trying to develop a long term strategy for the use of covid booster shots. cases around the country are starting to spike is that new variant is spreading. as well as overseas where it's even worse. millions

of people in shanghai, china lined up for covid testing this week during a continuing lockdown there and then the uk health officials are trying to curb an outbreak there. some health experts say the search shows a new booster plan is needed, with fewer than half of eligible adults getting their first booster shot. the a two does appear to be more transmissible nba one. we strongly encourage everyone to be up to date on their covid-19 vaccines. we must ensure that no one is left behind as we work to move forward in the fight against covid-19. now as a pandemic evolves. further scientists anticipate the process for distributing covid booster shots become like a flu shot. administration also is announcing a new strategy to treat long covid, including expanding clinics and health insurance coverage for people with post covid conditions. what a lot of people are heading back to offices now, but one subset of workers will be working home

from home remotely, and i'm talking about gig workers. along with some who work full time. millions of americans have also picked up freelance work on the side during the pandemic. one woman in las vegas began renting her backyard out to dog owners nap that's called snip spot. described as an airbnb for dog parks. i could set my schedules and what days i want on or off and it's been nice. it's nice having a little extra because you know, i'm a single mom and it really helps me out. now it's an estimated 87 million people will work freelance or work gig jobs by the year 2028. time is 4 48, california's attorney general, says the grocery chain's martin final is agreeing to pay a settlement, accusing the chain of price gouging during the pandemic. the company told ktvu is christian captain. it was unintentional. smart and

final is a destination for many budget conscious shoppers. but california's attorney general rob bonta, tuesday announced the chain had agreed to pay a $175,000 settlement over accusations gouged customers on the price of eggs in the spring of 2020, just as the pandemic was causing a surge in demand. they illegally increased the price of four organic and cage free egg products beyond what was allowable during a state of emergency, smart and final issued a statement following the announcement, saying it's committed to offering customers everyday low prices and that because of supplier price increases. briefly and unintentionally raised the price of premium eggs to align with supplier price increases on standard eggs. the a g says his office received complaints from customers that smart and final hiked the price by more than 10% on some eggs. and that it was a company wide issue. so we it wasn't just a door here in the

store there. it was a pattern and practice that we saw in wide throughout the system. customers at this martin final in san francisco said they didn't notice the increase in egg prices and said they would continue shopping here. now they hold a lot of vegan meets, too. and so there's a lot more options now, so that's why i shop here because it's a lot cheaper. still then whole foods or safeway or other grocery outlets. the money from this settlement is a penalty, not a restitution, so it's unlikely that customers will see any extra money in their pockets. but the attorney general says the case serves as a warning to other businesses, thinking of price gouging. he said. there are still additional cases of price gouging at his office is looking into, but that he can't discuss those in more detail because they're still under investigation in san francisco christian captain ktvu. fox two news. okay christian. thank you. time is now for 50 mountain winery, getting ready for a summer filled with music and fun . large. later musicians and

comedians are due to play at the venue in saratoga over the next six months, and the performers include zz top counting crows, van morrison boys to man. and smokey robinson mountain wineries first full season in three years. tickets by the way going sale friday 10 a.m. alright time is 4 51. we need to find out about wednesday's weather. roberta's here she has your forecast. splendid splendid . it's going to be a spectacular day today, dave wednesday warm up, you're going to feel the difference in comparison to yesterday, where we were on the mild side and temperatures were sore nin to the seventies and flirting with a few low eighties. otherwise right now, clear skies temperature wise, we are on the mild side. into the fifties, except palo alto is sporting a temperature at 48 degrees. it's 54 piece in san francisco and incentives a fifties currently instead to rosa, opening up your day, with clear skies and mild

temperatures, otherwise full sunshine today a westerly at 10 to 20, so a bit on the breezy side and tonight it will be starry. with that afternoon breeze. it's going to usher the pollen around. i have to hit. this. can't talk about it enough because many of us suffer from allergies. i'm right there with you, and today is going to be a problematic day high pressure in command from eureka all the way to the south end. we're talking very dry conditions with relative humidity tumbling into the teens today and our temperatures well above average for this sixth day of the month . in fact, we should be right around 69 in santa rosa, san francisco sixties same across the bay in oakland, livermore 70 and high sixties in san jose, but we're revealing temperatures. easily into the seventies and high eighties. in fact, gilroy will top off at 89 degrees, so you know in someone's backyard, it's going to hit 90, perhaps travis or mountain house. now tonight. well it looks like we still have

that beach statement in effect until nine p.m. so if you are going to the beach is today because it's going to be in the seventies and pacifica. please be mindful some very strong rip currents and sneaker waves against seventies at the beaches , boy, dave, do i hear hooky day today? don't do it. don't do it too late. i'm already here. 83 degrees across the bay alameda, l. sarita also in emeryville temperatures top enough near 90. and greenville and qatari in windsor again near 90 and gilroy to the east, pleasant in san ramon. dublin danville wanted creek. you all could see temperatures in the high eighties as well. 87 degrees conquered into clayton. now tonight, overnight again, temperatures bottoming out into the fifties, rebounding on your thursday at 94 degrees for the hottest occasion while inland again. these are near record high temperatures through friday and then we drop off on saturday

. but look at that cool down on sunday by monday and tuesday, dave a chance of rain and back into the sixties. they should have had this clean up a long time ago. it's carelessness, and it's pretty much the city is not really doing much about it. frustration and concern in oakland after more fires at homeless encampments, and the latest fire was deadly. plus concerns and worries about the safety of poll workers during a heightened political climate, the latest proposals to protect people who help run our elections, but first vice president biden vice president. that was a joke. i got the joke . former president barack obama was back in the white house, helping the biden administration further promote the affordable care act will tell you how the administration hopes to make the once controversial healthcare once controversial healthcare bill. even better. now that you can get anything delivered with uber eats,

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sexr president donald trump's daughter is cooperating with the committee investigating the january 6th attack at the u. s. capitol ivanka testified before the house panel entering investigators questions on a video teleconference. the committee chairman says her testimony was helpful and that her decision to cooperate is a significant development for the committee. lawmakers said they wanted to discuss what ibaka trump knew about her father's efforts to pressure than vice president mike pence to reject the results of the 2020 election. it is 4 57 former president barack obama made a brief visit back to the white house promoting the health care program that helped to define his time in office. former president obama joined president biden and vice president kamala harris touting the benefits of the affordable care act before

the midterm elections. president biden is looking for ways to strengthen the law so that more people are reached. president biden signed an executive order to eliminate the so called family glitch. it's a loophole that limits coverage for people who receive healthcare through a family member's employer. affordable care act is stronger now than has ever been. but what the affordable care act shows is that you are driven by the core idea. that together. we can improve the lives. this generation and the next and if you're persistent if you stay with it. and are willing to work through the obstacles and the criticism and continually improve where you fall short. you can make america better. 55% of americans have a favorable view of the affordable care act , one of the highest points in 12 years, the biden administration plans to extend

the pause on student loan payments through august. 31st student loan payments were due to resume in about three weeks. from now. the education department says a freeze saves 41 million borrowers. about $5 billion a month, and that move marks the sixth time that payment has been put on a pause since the beginning of the pandemic, and it comes during rising gasoline prices linked to russia's invasion of ukraine. well palm springs plans to provide universal basic income to its transgender and non binary residents. under this new pilot program, residents who identify as transgender or non binary stand to receive $900 a month. no strings attached. supporters say the money is to help the city's most marginalized people who face some of the highest levels of housing, insecurity and unemployment. the pilot program was approved by the palm springs city council by unanimous vote.

didn't care about him all last year. and i'll just actually list please stop. this has to stop. around the bay area growing calls to do something to end gun violence after a violent weekend in san francisco, and the deadly mass shooting in sacramento will bring you the very latest on the investigation, plus anyone who has given criminal orders and carried them out by killing. our people will be brought before the tribunal. four thank stories with photos to back them up what the president of ukraine told the united nations in an emotional plea, hoping to bring an end to the russian invasion from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday, the middle of the week. it's april 6th. thanks for dropping by. sure anytime for you and for roberta, roberta to see your smile, pam youtube.

roberta seriously, i was getting a little worried this morning because i was in the makeup room all by myself. i know we usually have a quick chat. i'm in for gaseous. so here all the way through 10. and i'm here for steve. and uh, i'll be here all here for you. okay? and i'm here for you at home to tell you what the weather is going to be like today because you will feel the difference. it's going to be warmer than yesterday, but not as warm as it will be tomorrow. right now. beautiful view. it's a bird's eye view of the city by the bay, the city of san francisco. we're currently that does double super proud of applause. doesn't it? 50 to san francisco across the bay 47 degrees in oakland forties and santa rosa to the north. to the south. it's 50 in san jose. now today we have temperatures pretty mild, heading out the door calls by palo alto 48 otherwise for this wednesday, it will be a warm up with the clear sunny skies and temperatures. 10

to 20 degrees above normal approaching 90 in santa rosa, approaching 90 in morgan hill and in gilroy, same and anti out back into fairfield seventies and eighties comedy around the bay and boy, we're talking about the beaches seventies. and what the hazard you need to know about their that's coming up in a matter of minutes. but right now chicken hazards on the roadways. here's sal castaneda to alright. you know what we do have a brand new accident that just popped up a few minutes ago and that would be eastbound 84 dumbarton bridge. as you get off the bridge and head over to newark. it's surprising. it's a five car accident, blocking the two left lanes, and this would be trouble more if it was in the westbound direction. but still, you should know about it. if you're driving, let's say from palo alto over the new york fremont area. it's going to catch you by surprise. there is a backup already if you can use the same mateo bridge that's wide open for you. there have been no major issues there. let's talk about some of these

other commutes. the bay bridge looks pretty good if you're driving on westbound bay bridge into san francisco. we had an earlier accident on the san francisco side that has been cleared at 502. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal in the developing story out of sacramento. a third suspect has been arrested in connection with the deadly mass shooting on sunday. ktvu semantic quintana live in oakland with the very latest on the investigation. good morning, amanda. good morning. yes now, three men in total have arrested in connection with the shooting, including two brothers, but still none of them have been charged with the actual shooting itself. deandre martin. he was arrested on monday and he appeared in court yesterday. he is 26 year old. years old and facing charges of assault with a firearm and illegal possession of a firearm. his brother 26 year old smiley, martin, has also been arrested. he was injured during the violence on sunday. once he recovers, police

say he will be booked in jail for illegal possession of a firearm and possession of a machine gun. both brothers have a long criminal history, including domestic violence and assault. smiley martin was recently released from prison this year after a parole board granted him early release. from a 10 year sentence. that release was protested by the sacramento county deputy d, a calling him a risk to safety. we spoke to a close friend of smiley martin, who says the brothers grew up ig and it's sad that we all work together. we all know each other all our parents. um. it takes for someone to die for everybody . if you like. we need to change. we need to stop. third suspect is now in custody. their

name is davion dawson. that 31 year old is also being charged with illegal possession of a gun. detectives say he was seeing caring a gun in the immediate aftermath of the shooting. but they don't believe that was the gun used in the shooting. police say they are continuing to investigate and they are looking for more suspects. they also say we could see additional charges for the men that already been arrested. they are still asking anyone who was there during that incident. who might have photos or videos to please send them in to help with the investigation live in oakland. i mean to quintana ktvu , fox two news. thank you, amanda sources involved in the investigation said investigators obtained a social media post that has since been removed. that allegedly shows suspect smiley martin holding a weapon. now investigators want to know if it's the same weapon used in the sacramento shootings. reports say the weapon used in the shootings had been converted into a fully automatic gun. our

time is 506 each of the six people killed in the sacramento, mass shootings have their own unique story. one of them worked as a landscaper. another was a father of four. their grieving families this morning are asking, why did this happen? nobody knocking on her door and letting us know what really happened. stuff's kind of aspirating. you know, we're still waiting for answers and stuff. 21 year old your meal. martinez andrade was among the six shooting victims. three women three men between 21 57 years old 29 year old barcia. turner was also one of the six people killed. i want people to know. that he is a great person. and then he loved his family. and you took away somebody that meant a whole lot to a whole lot of communities, people. a dozen other people were treated for gunshot wounds, and at least

seven of them have already been released from the hospital to make sure you stay right here with us at ktvu throughout mornings on to get updates on the investigation, and you can find the latest developments on air and online ktvu .com. time now. 507 ukrainian president, zelensky went before the united nations pleading his case to the security, a council and again asking world leaders to punish russia for alleged war crimes. president dolinsky showed the security council graphic photos of hundreds of tortured and murdered civilians. reporter alex hogan has details and i have to caution you this report contains images you may find disturbing. it's a deliberate campaign. to kill. the torture. to rape ukraine and the west, ramping up diplomatic pressure against moscow on tuesday, one day after the russian military was accused of executing hundreds of civilians near keep

some of whom were tortured ukrainian president vladimir zelensky taking this case to the un security council, asking for a nuremberg style war crimes tribunal to hold russia accountable, score anyone who has given criminal orders and carried them out by killing. our people will be brought before the tribunal administration backing zelensky, saying america has assessed that russian forces committed war crimes in ukraine. and the u. s. is now pushing to have moscow removed from the u. n human rights council. russia should not have a position of authority in a body whose purpose was very purpose is to promote. respect for human rights. meanwhile the situation on the ground appears to be shifting ukrainian forces taking back more territory from the russians who are regrouping in belarus before a new offensive expected in the east. nato is discussing ways of getting more advanced weapons here while the eu works on finding new ways to punish russia, including

nationalizing some russian businesses operating in europe, prompting a new warning from vladimir putin could go too far . let nobody forget that this is a double edged weapon. the eu is also proposing a ban on coal imports. these would be the first european sanctions on russia's energy sector in lviv, ukraine. alex hogan, fox news thank you, alex. and early morning fire at an oakland apartment building has at least two people out of their homes. it happened at 61st avenue in camden street. in the upper floors of the building. one person was treated for smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. concerns are growing here in the bay area about fires at homeless camps in west oakland. the body of a man was found in an rv after a fired an encampment at wood street and 34th. the oakland fire department in the past year, has responded to 90 homeless campfires. people who work in nearby businesses are worried, and they wonder where the funding set aside to deal with

homelessness is going they should have had this clean up a long time ago. it trickles down to the city and they have to disperse it properly. and i don't see nothing has changed. i haven't seen anything. firefighters say when they rushed to yesterday's fire. three rvs, a flat bag truck and two other vehicles were engulfed in flames. pam time is 5 10. we need to find out about wednesday's weather. roberta's in for steve, she knows yes, today will be warmer, but it will be hotter on thursday. okay how about that? hi, everybody. good morning to you. here are the numbers that you will encounter as you head on out the door this morning from the forties at the seashore two fifties around the peninsula. it is 50 degrees in brisbane and also belmont into burlingame. otherwise 40 and napa and in sonoma, so we do have a vigorous jet stream to the north of us, but that huge dome of high pressure will continue to build as it does. so today's warms up 10 to 20 degrees above normal, but the hottest day will be

tomorrow. and then we start to cool gently on friday. pinpoint forecast today seventies at the beaches eighties around the central bay to the eighties around the peninsula approaching 90 degrees and morgan hill, also santa rosa into the east antioch in fairfield, that full forecast is still coming up. pam and dave thank you, roberta, helping wherever he can. up next, you'll meet a bay area doctor who just came back from spending one week in ukraine what he saw as he helped deliver supplies and care in the middle of a war. also the giants play their home opener later this week, and today we'll hear from giant ceo larry bear from what you fans can expect.

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amberleigh talked to him about what he saw and his plans to go back. after a week in ukraine doctor edwardo dolan arrived at sfo tuesday afternoon with fewer bags than he left with. he's a family physician in san francisco, who went on a mission to the war torn country to provide medical help and supplies. ukraine is at the front line of democracy, and i'm a doctor. and disaster medicine specialist so it made complete and utter sense for me to go. i couldn't stay here and do nothing. he tells me. he's half ukrainian on his mother's side, but had never visited the country before you will be scary . dolan took this video of a rally by ukrainians in poland. when he first arrived. he tells me he met people there who helped him cross the border into ukraine. and connected him with dr oksana who is working on the front lines. this is, uh for surgery at a military hospital in la vive gave the doctor medical supplies and surgical tools. he tells me the hospital

where dr oksana works has been severely damaged. it's terrible . help us. please says he wasn't able to get to the front lines to provide medical care himself as he had planned. he says there were air rates three times a day , and he had to hide underground in case of bombing. i've been everywhere. doing disaster medicine for 12 years. this was the scariest ever experienced on his journey back home. he saw ukrainian singing their national anthem in poland. the same people he met when he first arrived, among them a 16 year old girl who asked him to sell her artwork in the us to raise money to help ukrainian forces closed the skies. that's what it says in ukrainian, dolan describes his experience as being life altering. you get the sense that you you have to do something, you know, life. can't go on as usual anymore. dr dolan hopes to return to ukraine in a few months. he tells me the trip

and supplies are funded by his own money. his nonprofit doctors , outreach and donations from his patients here in the bay area at sfo, amberleigh ktvu. fox two news. all right, thank you, amber. and be sure to scan that. q r code in the corner of your screen to get more information about relief projects to help ukrainian refugees code. it will take you to our website, which has links to groups asking for volunteers to get involved. well back here in the bay area. san francisco stern grove festival is coming back. there's a bird's eye view the bay area's longest running outdoor music series is set to come back june 12th with 10 concerts on the calendar, the final show scheduled for august, 14th. you're looking at what happened last year, admission will still be free. there will be an online ticket reservation system that was introduced last season of the festival ended abruptly last year when that water main broke and flooded the growth. time is on 5 16 tomorrow just over half of the major league baseball teams will begin

the regular season for the giants, and the a's opening day will be. on friday. the giants hosting the miami marlins right here at oracle, part tickets are still available to the giants are starting the new season after winning 107 regular season games last year, and that will be tough to top giant ceo larry baer says it all starts with the first pitch friday at 1 35 in the afternoon. you know, there's some contrition here. we always play the opener during the day, and it's kind of like a city and community and regional holiday. and as part of friday's opening day festivities, a giants will celebrate winning the national league west last year. but larry baer says there will also be some surprises for you fans. now the oakland a's will be in philadelphia friday, playing the phillies yesterday, the a's and the giants finished spring training in arizona with one final bay bridge series gain. and just it didn't count teams

called it after the giants tied the game in the bottom of the ninth. they scored three runs. the game ended 7 to 7 warriors host the lakers tomorrow night in the final regular season game at chase center, the dubs want to build some momentum heading into the playoffs. that means getting steph curry back on the court after that sprained foot. he was seen there walking around during team practice this week, head coach steve kerr was asked about the progress of his all star guard. to see he is on the court now getting some shots up , and so he's been able to ramp things up a little bit. go now. raymond warriors are third in the nba western conference. they won two straight games. they're now trying to secure that third seed in the west. the nba playoffs begin in just 10 days. you think you need me to suit up and step isn't ready. i'll help out. we're wearing our warrior blue, i guess in here right so that that will help to the game on saturday. nice the best game

. it was so exciting and i loved jordans pool. oh yeah. great player. great great team. great bench. i mean the warriors fun to watch very fun to watch and chase center was fun just to walk around. give yourself extra time heading there just to park but also to just cruise around chase center because it is gorgeous. hey speaking of gorgeous isn't nice segue into our weather. we do have our lives, whether camera look it out clear skies towards a city by the bay, the city of san francisco at 54 degrees, otherwise we've been sitting for the past 90 minutes at 48 in palo alto. it's 54 in san jose. the winds have been all over the place. but under 10 mph, and this morning there will be pretty consistent out of the east about 5 to 10 and then later today will rotate to the west 10 to 20 tarpaulin around. so the tree count is on the high side if you suffer from allergies, boy it's been problematic, hasn't it? i mean,

either wake up with the runny eyes already. so just keep that in mind for your pollen report. it is wednesday warm up. highs today. 10 to 20 degrees above normal. the span low seventies and half moon bay to 89 degrees in gilroy, lots of sunshine and clear skies of people thinking about opting for the beach today , but please be mindful rip currents are certain sneaker ways they will be present so never turn your back to that angry ocean waves. 10 to 15 ft high pressure key dominant feature. from eureka through you , kaya into humble county, sacramento valley all the way into southern california way above average temperatures, but extremely dry conditions. please be mindful of that as well. so we're average highs is time of the year. you're looking at him right here sixties to 70, but notice today 16 degrees above average in the tri valley. boy instead of 63 were topping off in the seventies in san

francisco, 77 to 78 degrees across the golden gate bridge the north right around terror. linda nevado nicasio and to marin city, all in the low eighties 83 redwood city through after 10, 83 and hayward through castro valley tonight into the fifties. and then tomorrow warning. we're starting off extremely mild into the fifties , climbing to the nineties 94 degrees outside number just a tad cooler on friday, and then you will feel that difference on saturday as our temperature drops down in our inland areas by good 11 degrees, much cooler sunday and then pay them monday tuesday slight chance of rain and into the sixties. wow. what a change! all right. thank you, roberta. tory's about poll workers safety during a heightened political climate. we have the latest proposals to protect those who helped run our elections, and some people in palm springs may soon be eligible for a universal basic income will explain.

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23 e approach the midterm elections. california lawmakers are considering a bill to give poll workers some of the same protections as domestic violence . survivors ktvu s political reporter greg lee explains. it's a new level of election security for poll workers who are worried about their own safety. these folks are generally overworked, underpaid, understaffed and now find themselves under attack with the political landscape that remains polarized, and after several examples of harassment, california lawmakers are now considering a bill to protect election poll workers, people who are frustrated with either the conduct of elections or the outcomes. elections are starting to take it out on the people actually administer elections. state senator josh newman introduced sb 11 31, which would allow election workers to keep their home addresses private from public record. it expands on the state's safe at home program,

which offers the protections to survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and other crimes . election staff in nevada county had their offices, people force themselves into their offices. when it was closed to the public and a staff member got injured. alexander is president of the california voter foundation, which is co sponsoring the bill. the nonpartisan nonprofit works to improve the election process. alexander says examples of harassment ramped up during the 2020 presidential election. the spread of misinformation and false claims of election fraud. it was not until the 2020 election where i realized that protecting the people who run our elections is now part of election security. the brennan center recently surveyed elections officials nationwide and found one in six have experienced threats. and one in three least one worker who has left their job because of fear for their safety, senator newman said. that's making it difficult

to recruit and retain these critical workers. good fences make good neighbors. you know if we can add some protections around this maybe will cause people to think a little more seriously about you know how they themselves should participate in the political process. sb 11 31 has cleared one hurdle passing out of committee last week. gregory ktvu, fox two news. thank you. greg san francisco's mayor, london breed is placing her endorsement behind matt haney in the race for the sought after 17th assembly district. in a statement, she praised trainees work on the city's budget committee. haney said he will work with the mayor to find solutions on homelessness. haney is facing off against former supervisor david campos in the runoff election. april 19th. campos has endorsements from several supervisors and the unite here labor union. the two are vying to serve out the term of former assembly member david chu, who was appointed as san francisco city attorney. next week. mount heaney and david compost will join us on the four

here on ktvu for a live discussion about some of the biggest issues in san francisco and across the state, and you can watch that special show wednesday, april 13th. at four o'clock. organizers of a state ballot initiative are hoping to address air pollution by taxing the wealthy. the measure called the clean cars and clean air act would increase the tax on personal income of more than $2 million by 1.75% points. according to the proposed ballot language, the money would go towards rebates on electric car purchases, charging stations and wildfire prevention for cal fire lift has contributed more than $8 million to the campaign. the measure is expected to qualify for the november ballot. more accusations against windsor's former mayor, the seven additional women who are now coming forward to say dominic foot poli sexually assaulted then. and throughout the pandemic. we've seen more violent behavior on planes were going to tell you about the

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the perfect mattress for you. unjunk your slep at mattress fir. wowe people. a community coming together trying to heal what people in sacramento say has to be done after last weekend's deadly mass shooting. we're seeing tangible results. but clearly in view of events, we need to increase our pressure further. the response from the international community to ukrainian president's alinsky's graphic presentation about the russian invasion, saying russian troops are killing civilians, he says just for their pleasure. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to wednesday, middle of the week. it's april, 6th was just outside. i wanted to stay out

there that you snuck right out to be out there and talk news with you and roberta about how nice it is. from right out there . it feels pretty good right now . human weather station dave clark in the house. that's what i do we were talking about during the commercial break about the giant yes, and their home opener on friday. initially i thought it was gonna be evening game. oh no, no, no tradition right to have it during the day. that's why larry bear likes to call it a holiday . you couldn't ask for better weather 73 degrees is the giants play host to the marlins at game time. the temperature of the 70 but tumbling into the high sixties with that westerly you want to make sure you do have that jacket. because it can cool off very rapidly. alright let's go ahead and talk about right now as you are getting ready to rise and shine morning oakland 47 degrees currently mid forties and santa rosa 40 so low fifties comment around the peninsula. it is 45 fremont. it looks like with these temperatures on the

mild side right now. 48 in palo alto. we will experience a warmer wednesday with daytime highs banking anywhere between the seventies at the beaches. high eighties inland, full forecast minutes away, but right now, morning, south castaneda how busy is it? well, there is one problem, roberta, and that's where i want to start and that would be driving. let's say from palo alto to newark on the dumbarton bridge. there's an injury crash. it's clearing now, but it is still there, and it's causing a little bit of an an expected backup. as you had to the east bay from the peninsula . you might want to do that on the same mateo bridge instead. at the bay bridge. it looks pretty good driving into san francisco. no big delay and traffic on the bridge is smooth so far, 5 32. let's get back to the headlines the united states and european allies are due to announce new sanctions against russia, responding to increasing evidence of war crimes committed by russian troops in ukraine. now the european union sanctions will focus on limiting gas and

oil imports from russia. the united states sanctions will target investment in russia as well as financial institutions there. in coordination with the g seven in the eu and additional sweeping package of sanctions measures that will impose costs on russia send it further down the road of economic, financial and technological isolation.ow the white house also announced another transfer of weapons to ukraine about $100 million worth . it's part of the $13 billion aid package already approved by congress. the chairman of the u. s joint chiefs of staff tells congress that the u. s should develop more military bases in eastern europe. the hearing before the house armed services committee was about the 2023 budget proposal, but the focus shifted toward russia's invasion of ukraine. now general mark milley said he would advise creating permanent bases in eastern europe. and cycling through us troops on a rotation. and i believe that a lot of our

european allies, especially those such as in the baltics, or poland or romania, elsewhere, they are very, very willing to establish permanent basis. they'll build them. they'll pay form, etcetera have a slight defense secretary lloyd austin believes ukraine has proved that a determined force with the right weapons can defend itself against superior military. time now. 5 34 happening today. the c e o s of six major oil companies will testify before congress about the skyrocketing gas prices. ktvu sally rasmus is here and now you have details. good morning, alan. good morning , dave. will. the hearing today will bring in the top executives from companies like bp, exxonmobil, shell and bay area based chevron, its headquarters located here in san ramon. but congressional leaders have questions for the oil company executives about the rising cost of gas at the pump and the record profits the industry is making. it's the second time in the past six months that the ceos of these oil companies have been called to testify. adjusted

for inflation, gas prices are at their highest levels in 14 years . a number of factors are at play, of course, the russian invasion of ukraine affecting supply but also an increase in demand as people return to the office at today's hearing, democratic members of the committee are expected to ask executives about the $76 billion in profits. that oil companies raked in last year, while republicans are expected to bring up the idea of suspending the gas tax. comes to state gasoline tax holidays. you know, it's kind of a double edged sword. while it does provide relief it could couldn't sound advise americans to continue driving, which is part of the problem that put us in this predicament in the first place is that if consumers don't feel the effects of high prices, they may be more likely to continue driving like nothing's a problem, and if that happens globally that certainly could boost oil prices and gas prices in the long run. prices going up obviously drives the market for electric vehicles. and bigger demand for delivery and bigger demand for customers wanting to keep their electric vehicles on the road. industry analysts say

the rising gas prices have has helped fuel a boom in the electric car market and past several months. almost 500,000 electric vehicles were sold last year in the us even with the supply chain issues, that number is expected to go beyond 670,000 this year. president biden announced last week the release of about one million barrels a day from the strategic petroleum reserve over the next six months in order to alleviate some of those gas supply issues and hopefully lower the price. according to triple a the price of a gallon of regular in california dropped slightly about 10 cents in the past week . hearing in washington, d c starts 7 30 our time this morning will be monitoring it throughout mornings on two dave and pam back to you. all right, thank you. rally. we continue to follow the developing story out of sacramento, where we are learning the third man arrested in connection with sunday shooting is out on bail now. 31 year old. davian dawson was arrested yesterday and is charged with illegal gun possession. police do not

believe the gun he had was used in the shooting. and, according to the sacramento bee, he has been released on $500,000 bail. 27 year old somali martin was also arrested yesterday he's charged with illegal possession of a firearm and possession of a machine gun. he is the brother of deandre martin or dondre martin, a suspect already in custody. andrei martin was in court yesterday afternoon. here he is facing charges of assault with a firearm and illegal possession of a firearm. his suspected role in the downtown sacramento, mass shooting that left six people dead and 12. others injured still has not been determined. both dondre and his brother smiley, have a criminal history of parole board just granted smiley and early release this year from a 10 year sentence. ktvu obtained a letter to the board. from the sacramento county d. a s office protesting his release, it said in part, he poses a significant

unreasonable risk to safety to the community. a close friend told us that both brothers grew up surrounded by gang violence. people in sacramento say the deadly mass shooting there has shaken their community at a local barbershop. men talked about the shooting, calling the killing of six people, senseless violence. just stuff like that. man makes people worry. now, my mom. my mom has to worry about me if i'm gonna go home. or she's going to get that phone call like your son has been killed. nobody wants to get that phone call and nobody should even have to worry about that phone call. i know where they all can go, though, didn't go to the middle east and fight. they know ukraine right now. find all they want. you want to shoot? go out there and shoot. do all that. but out here in your neighborhood, your own city where you live in. it's not even called for. i call them all

cowards, to be honest with you. the men say something needs to be done to stop the gun violence. you can keep up with the very latest developments from sacramento by downloading our free ktvu news app. just head to your phone app store and search ktvu. time is now 5 39 ktvu has learned that seven women are now suing the former mayor of windsor, dominic for poli over alleged sexual assaults. women identified only as jane doe's safer poli abused or raped them often when they were intoxicated. they also say they were afraid to speak out for fear that tripoli would ruin their careers and reputations. paulie was accused last year by more than a dozen women of sexual assault or misconduct. a separate investigation is underway. holy resigned as mayor last may and continues to deny all of the allegations against him. today you speak congressman eric swalwell will introduce legislation designed to make

aired travel safer. the bill called the protection from abusive passengers act seeks to hold unruly passengers accountable for assaulting flight crews on board an aircraft those who have been convicted could be placed on a commercial no fly list that would be managed by the a senator jack reed of rhode island is co sponsoring that bill. alright pam. time is 5 40. let's talk about the weather. i know it's going to get warmer about to ask both of you and roberta, how are your allergies ? did you see me this morning when i first walked in? i know i mean. okay this is not very, very, very nice, but they're requesting my eyes were crusted this morning. same thing. flonase is saving my makeup for sure. and me. it's a bad time for all of us. allergy suffers, and we have that report coming up right now. take a look at this. it's our lives, whether camera looking out towards the fair city of san francisco and anywhere going to be there today , like twin peaks or hock hill, bernal heights or corona heights

park. it's going to be absolutely stunning. in fact, a good 11 to 15 degrees warmer today than yesterday. temperatures currently high forties and low fifties. it's actually cooler this morning than 24 hours ago by good five degrees in petaluma, and you'll barely feel the difference in mountain view. okay you asked for it. this is it. all of us. allergy sufferers unite together . we have another problematic day today because the tree count remains on the high side and the winds later westerly 10 to 20 ushering that pollen around. as we take another live look at the city by the bay. clear skies, mild temperatures as you're getting ready to head on out the door sunshine today. and then tonight it will be absolutely pristine, cloudless high pressure. this is in command from top to bottom of the state of california, and this weather will persevere through your thursday and heightened temperatures to their peak kissed, they will peak out. into

the lower mid nineties and then slightly fall on friday, so you're tempted to head to the beach is today and all the way through friday, go ahead. but be mindful that we do have a beach hazard statement in effect until nine o'clock tonight for vary strong rip currents. in addition to those sneaker waves that do creep onshore temperatures today pinpoint your forecast 73 pacifica to seventies and eighties around the central bay. 88 in santa rosa. so you know somebody's backyard is going to hit 90 degrees, perhaps around windsor orca toddy, backing all the way to napa into sonoma terra. linda nevado also 84 degrees and fremont and in union city high eighties in morgan hill that five day forecast is still straight ahead. all right . thank you. roberta new at six o'clock accusations of racial profiling against the city of san francisco. the lawsuit set to be unveiled today over the treatment of a 13 year old and a new kind of gig work. we'll tell

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five officially ended its face mask mandate city council voted unanimously yesterday to change city requirements and follow the rest of the state and the county . now you still have to wear facial coverings in places like hospitals in jails and on public transit. the new rules take effect immediately, but businesses can keep their own mass requirements if they want to. and san francisco now has one of the state's highest covid infection rates. state numbers showed the number of new virus cases are low around 13 cases, per 100,000 people. much lower

than at the peak this past winter. cases per 100,000 people. but while the number is right now or lower, they've hit a plateau instead of still going down. experts say the newbie, a two sub variant is one reason for that, along with the fact that more people are traveling, and there's been a lifting of covid restrictions. today the fda will meet and try to develop a long term strategy for the use of covid booster shots. cases across the country are beginning to spike as a new variant spreads and overseas. it's even worse. millions of people in shanghai lined up for covid testing this week amid an ongoing lockdown in the uk health officials are trying to curb an outbreak as well, and some health experts say the surge shows a new booster plan is needed, with fewer than half of eligible adults receiving their first booster shot. the a two does appear to be more transmissible nba one. we strongly encourage everyone to

be up to date on their covid-19 vaccines. we must ensure that no one is left behind as we work to move forward in the fight against covid-19. now as the pandemic evolves, scientists anticipate boosters to become like the flu shot. the biden administration also is announcing a new strategy to treat long covid, including expanding clinics and health insurance coverage for people with post covid conditions. our time. not 5 47. plenty of workers are heading back to offices now. but there is one group of workers who will be working from home remotely, and i'm talking about gig workers, along with some who worked those jobs full time. millions of americans have also picked up freelance jobs on the side during the pandemic. and a woman in las vegas started renting out her backyard to dog owners. it's through an app called sniff spot described as an airbnb for dog parks. i could set my schedules and what days i want on or off

and it's been nice. it's nice having a little extra because you know i'm a single mom and it really helps me out. projected 87 million people were work freelance or gig jobs by the year. 2028 well, lake powell, one of the nation's largest man made reservoirs is seeing low water levels because of the drought, but that's not stopping tourists from coming to see the area. it's now in full swing with spring break. lake powell is often called the eighth wonder of the world. it spans 186 miles across arizona and utah. the page lake powell chamber of commerce predicts. this season will bring 20,000 visitors to that area. i'm not one of the naysayers. i just did not because i really feel like we're going to be okay. the cool thing is all the stuff that's on the lake right now. is all these canyons you've never seen before. all these dead polls are rising up, so we're just rediscovering. our lake powell again. the tour. is there

picking from a variety of activities to enjoy business owners say sightseeing, land and air tours or bypassing actually passing voting for things to do? most san francisco's reckon parks department launched a free program to make children feel more confident and comfortable in the water. the program called bayview safety, swim and splash , provides six weeks of after school sessions for k through five students in bayview hunters point the goal is to have every child be able to swim, float and get to safety. kids of color have not had the same access to water and to swim lessons as white children have had, and this program stems from a series of commitments to the baby community that we've made. the children are given swimsuits, towels and goggles. looks like front page. it's nice to be able to swim for sure. enjoy all that because the weather is heating up. we know that and sal knows

about our morning commute. there are things happening in our commute south. yeah we've been watching a couple of things in general that the community is still doing very well. if you are leaving the house and the commute direction, we do have a problem on the dumbarton bridge . he says you get off of it eastbound 84, just near the toll plaza. there was a crash there. it's right before the toll plaza in the area near the radio towers, so just watch for it there. if you're heading eastbound that would be from palo alto to fremont. but the westbound directions okay on both the same mateo and the dumbarton bridge is a bridge toll plans is still looks good, not a big crowd so far crossing the bay into san francisco at 5 50. let's bring roberta back in with today's weather, so i was talking to the butcher yesterday in turkey me for my taco tuesday and he was telling me he likes it when it's in the nineties in the month of april. what say you? i like it a little cooler. 70 is perfect for me seventies

right there with you. yes sir. definitely hello. hi everybody. good morning to you as you're heading on out the door today you can brace yourself for temperatures warming at least 11 to 15 degrees warmer. then yesterday, right now we're in the forties 45 degrees walnut creek 48 in redwood city. good morning to you 50 in san jose. the winds have been under 10 mph pretty flat for the most part at this early hour. the winds this morning will be more consistent out of the east at 5 to 10 mph and then rotating to the west 10 to 20 later this afternoon, ushering the pollen count. to high levels, and it's the mulberry oak and the ash tree that makes all of her eyes, water and little sneezing and wheezing. okay high pressure in full command today, it's going to be extremely dry. with the relative humidity tumbling into the teens, and while that tumbles, our temperatures are going up well above average for this time of the year. in fact,

it is an april warm up from 70 to land the immediate seashore to 94 degrees for the warmest locations that will be tomorrow that will be the hottest day out of this little mini heatwave. that will last from today through friday, so there's her averages. typically we should get 69 in santa rosa, but instead today 88 degrees up from the low seventies. yesterday oakland should be at 64, but instead 80 to san jose, you should be at 69, but instead today you're going to fill it 87 degrees so you might want to go to the beach but be mindful beach hazard statement still, in effect until nine o'clock tonight. we do have those strong rip currents and also those sneaker way. waves so never turn your back to the ocean. number 73 pacifica masa montara beaches to 83 degrees in san rafael, backing through marin city, 87. degrees conquered clayton. wanna creek? how about antioco, also high eighties peninsula in the low eighties, nearly 90 degrees

in gilroy, and here is your home opener for giants baseball on friday. game time temperature 73 degrees boy, david pam. great day for baseball on friday. great alright. sounds good. thank you, roberta. well, coming up in our six o'clock hour, a crazy story and northern california congressman was attacked by a wild animal at the us capitol. what he is what happened after he was confronted and bitten by a fox in washington, d c plus. vice president biden. president. that was a joke got that joke. former president obama was back in the white house visiting to help the biden administration promotes the affordable care act. we have details of president biden plan to make that once controversial to make that once controversial healthcare bill. better. ♪ (singing) scrolling all day, ♪ ♪ time can disappear, ♪ ♪ wanna make it count, why not volunteer. ♪ ♪ just a few hours to keep families from harm, ♪ ♪ help us end home fires with sound the alarm. ♪

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to pressure former vice president mike pence to reject the results of the 2020 election. well former president barack obama made a brief visit back to the white house promoting the health care program that helped define his time in office. the former president joined president biden and vice president kamala harris touting the benefits of the affordable care act before the midterm elections. president biden is looking for ways to strengthen the law, so it reaches more people. of a president biden signed an executive order to eliminate what's called the family glitch , a loophole that limits coverage for people who get healthcare through a family member's employer. affordable care act is stronger now than has ever been. but what the affordable care act shows is that you are driven by the core idea. that together. we can improve the lives. this generation and the next and if you're persistent if you stay

with it. and are willing to work through the obstacles and the criticism and continually improve where you fall short. you can make america better. now 55% of americans have a favorable view of the health care act, one of its highest point in 12 years. administration plans to extend the pause on student loan payments through august, 31st student loan payments were scheduled to resume in about three weeks. the education department says the freeze helps 41 million borrowers avoid those monthly payments. the move marks the sixth time payments have been put on pause since the beginning of the pandemic, and it comes as gas prices and other expenses rise. 5 58, some major employers are offering jobs at career fairs around the bay area today, a recruitment fair will be held in san francisco. it'll be at the st mary's cathedral and event center on golf street. recruiters say there was a low turnout. yesterday's event in oakland organizers say there are

a lot of jobs being offered. the candidates just aren't coming out at this point, and there are a number of different reasons for that, and a lot of them are good reasons, but i can tell you this. this is a candidate's market if a candidate everywhere to look for a job and ever get the great benefits and ever get the great opportunities, this is the time. and the companies and agencies at the job there include us ecology, pg and e. orkin pest control. california water service, the fbi and the california department of corrections. we gotta stop waiting. until something happened. before we decide. we all want to get together and fight against gun violence and part against violence. growing calls to do something after a violent weekend in san francisco and the deadly mass shooting in sacramento will tell you why one of the suspects arrested in the

shooting was just released from jail. spots the russian military and those who gave them orders must be brought to justice immediately for war crimes in ukraine, president of ukraine demanding more action from the united nations and from western allies. we have details of new sanctions on russia, due to be unveiled later today. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. morning i'm pam cook wednesday morning. april 6th. and we have baseball opening day coming up for a race and giants. let's check in with roberta gonzalez. we also have some very hot weather moving in. it's a mini heat wave and it does begin today. temperatures will top off anywhere between about 11 to 15 degrees warmer than on tuesday. right now we have the clear skies and mild numbers 43, santa

rosa 49, hayward, 50 and san francisco now it is a wednesday warm up with our average highs, a good tended to 20 degrees warmer than where we should be for this time of the year. pinpointing your neighborhood forecast from the seventies at the beaches seventies eighties bayside to nearly 90 and the hottest spots inland. your full forecast is about six minutes away, but right now, let's say good morning to sal to right now we do have traffic that is beginning to wake up, so to speak a little bit at the bay bridge or small delay at the toll plaza metering lights should be going on soon. and it's not too congested on the bridge, but yeah, you will see just a little bit of congestion . this is a look at interstate 8 80. earlier we had a crash eastbound on the dumbarton bridge right near the top plaza. that's been cleared out westbound traffic on both the dumbarton and the same mateo bridge look good and the south big commute give driving around in san jose, and that silicon valley still looking very good

at 601. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. we are following the developing story out of sacramento, where we are learning the third man who was arrested in connection with sunday's mass shooting is reportedly out on bail. ktvu is amanda quintana joins us now from oakland with the latest on the investigation, amanda yes, well now a total of three men have been arrested in connection to that shooting, including two brothers, but right now, none of them have been charged with the shooting itself. out uh, deandre martin. he was arrested on monday and he appeared in court yesterday. the 26 year old is facing charges of assault with a firearm and illegal possession of a firearm. his brother 27 year old smiley, martin, has also been arrested. he was injured during the violence on sunday. once he recovers, police say he will be booked in jail for illegal possession of a firearm and possession of a machine gun. both brothers have a long criminal history,

including domestic violence and assault. smiley martin was released from prison this year. after a parole board granted him early release from a 10 year sentence. that release was protested by the sacramento county deputy d a. calling him a risk to safety. we spoke to a close friend of smiley martin, who says the brothers grew up in sacramento surrounded by gang violence. everybody's hurting and everybody's lost somebody and it's sad that we all work together. we all know each other all our parents. um. it takes for someone to die for everybody . if you like. we need to change. we need to stop. the third suspect is davion dawson, the 31 year old is also being charged with illegal possession of a gun. detectives say he was seen carrying a gun in the immediate aftermath of the shooting, but they do not

believe that was the gun used in the shooting. we've just learned he is now out on bail, according to the sacramento bee. it was $500,000 bail. police say they are continuing to investigate and they are looking for even more suspects. they say we could also see more charges for those three men that have already been arrested. they are still looking for more evidence looking for more information. they are encouraging anyone that was there during that shooting. if they have photos or videos to please send them in. because this is still very much. an active investigation live in oakland. amanda quintana ktvu fox two news. thank you, amanda. sources involved in the investigation say investigators obtained a social media post. that has since been removed. that allegedly shows suspect smiley martin holding a weapon. investigators want to know if it is the same weapon used in the sacramento shootings. now reports say the weapon used in the shootings had been converted

into a fully automatic gun. your time is 604 last weekend's mass shooting in sacramento in the deadly shooting in san francisco , are renewing calls to end gun violence. only a ring with the hot last night in san francisco . there was this prayer vigil and community abed outside of the united players headquarters on howard street. city leaders, advocates and the families of the victims killed near the allis chalmers park on sunday spoke out against violence is very another one last year. and i'll just actually list please stop. this has to stop. this is a community issue that if we don't come together. we can't expect it to get any better. rudy thank you for bringing our united players together because all of us have a role to play in this and district attorney chaser. boudin wants to get

ghost guns off the streets of san fran. this morning at the memorials that are forming there in sacramento for the people who were killed in the shooting. each of the six people killed had their own unique story. one worked as a landscaper. another a father of four. their grieving families this morning are asking, why did this happen? nobody knocking on her door and letting us know what really happened. stuff's kind of aspirating. you know, we're still waiting for answers and stuff. 21 year old yarmila martinez. andrei was among the six shooting victims three women and three men between 21 57 years old 29 year old vaasa. turner was also one of the six people killed. i want people to know. that he is a great person. and that he loved his family. and you took away somebody that meant a whole lot to a whole lot of community people. a dozen other people were rushed to the hospital treated for gunshot wounds, and at least seven of

them have been released. now stay with us here at ktvu throughout mornings on to get the very latest updates on the investigation. you can also find the latest developments anytime of day online at ktvu .com. alright, pam. time is 607 happening today the united states due to announce new sanctions against russia after displaying horrific images from the war in ukraine to buy defenestration says there's clear evidence now of war crimes . the new sanctions reportedly will ban any new investment in russia, as well as increasing the sanctions on individuals and on financial institutions in russia. some of the sanctions could specifically target russian president vladimir putin's daughters. what we are doing more already seeing effectively happen is the financial system in russia is near the brink of collapse. the white house also announced another transfer of weapons to ukraine about $100 billion worth . it's part of the $13 billion

aid package congress already approved. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky wants the actions by the west to go even further. he lashed out while addressing the united nations security council and called for a tribunal to investigate war crimes. green anyone who has given criminal orders and carry them out on our people will be brought before the tribunal. it should be similar to the nuremberg tribunal. as russian troops continue to pull out of the areas around ukraine's capital. ukrainian troops and journalists are returning to the formally occupied areas say they are discovering gruesome scenes . investigators are now collecting evidence documenting what appears to be the widespread killing of civilians. ukrainian authorities say the bodies of at least 400 civilians have been found in the area near kiev. our time is now 608, a bay area doctor went to ukraine to deliver medical supplies, and now he's back and talking about

what he saw. dr eduardo doohan is a family physician and a disaster medicine specialists in san francisco. now he's half ukrainian on his mother's side, but he had never been to ukraine before. he says he felt compelled to do something to help. ukraine is at the front line of democracy, and i'm a doctor. and disaster medicine specialists, so it made complete and utter sense for me to go. i couldn't stay here and do nothing. and talk to doohan upplies and surgical tools to a hospital in the bead. he's hoping to go back to ukraine and a few months and deliver even more supplies. today civil rights attorney john burress will announce a lawsuit against the san francisco against san francisco over accusations uh, black 13 year old was racially profiled by police. boris says the student was detained by police outside stern school back in march while getting ready to leave school

with his tutor. the suit claims the police sergeant would not let the team go, saying he matched the description of a suspect. this despite school staff vouching that he had been in class all day. the lawsuit also claims the students attire was different than the description given by police. we asked the sfpd for comment. they referred us to the city attorney and we are reaching out to that office to find out more. northern california congressman attacked by a wild animal at the us capitol hill something lunge at the back of my leg, and it's like felt like a small dog, and i just really quick and i was holding my umbrella because i thought i'd have to shoot away. it's like that's not a diet. that's a fox fox. yeah it was a fox sacramento area. congressman ami bera was bitten on the ankle by a fox yesterday. witnesses alerted capitol police that led to a bit of a standoff until authorities could capture the animal. beira who's a doctor says he's not taking any

chances. he's getting a series of rabies shots. doing the ankle calf area where the flocks lunge one in the thigh, um one in each of my buttocks, cheeks and then attend shot in my left arm and the first rabies vaccination. my right arm. even if it's just a scratch. you don't want to risk getting rabies. capitol police and animal control or testing the fox for rabies. if it is clear they will release it back into the wild can't believe that it made its way into the capital , so it's a little little concerning it was that brave alright, time is 6 11. sal is back. there are things happening in our morning commute. what's happening now things are beginning to get a little more crowded, which is not unusual for this hour. let's go to the bay bridge that i see a little bit more of a backup. those metering lights are on and traffic is congested on the bridge itself, but nothing unusual, and it doesn't look too slow. this is a look at 8 85 80, and you can see that traffic is

moving along very nicely, but just a little bit of slow traffic in the east bay. southbound 8 80 has some as you approach hayward. and if you're driving out to contra costa county, we do have a little bit of slow traffic already on highway four in pittsburgh in bay point. 6 11. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. sal the fate of uc berkeley's student newspaper is now up in the air up next. the reason the staff is pleading for the support of the student body plus it wasn't just a door here in the store there. it was a pattern and practice that we saw thing y throughout the system everything more expensive these days. a california supermarket jane is accused of price gouging . but tell you what this announcement means for customers as they conduct their

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are accused of price gouging. ktvu is frank mallicoat is here now, and one big name grocery chain is accused of taking advantage of customers. frank, right, dave. good morning to you . that chain is smart and final of warehouse style supermarket. based out of southern california. it's agreed to pay $175,000 to settle a state investigation during the start of the pandemic, governor newsom declared a state of emergency, triggering price gouging protections. california attorney general's office says it received consumer complaints, especially about dramatic increases in the price of eggs and in particular at smart and final stores across the state company said at the time. it was dealing with rapidly changing prices from their suppliers. but the attorney general rob bonta, says an investigation found smart and final sold more than 100,000 cartons of eggs that were marked up by more than 10. they illegally increased the price of four organic and cage

free egg products beyond what was allowable during a state of emergency. and while these were, uh premium products. remember that during this time shelves are often bear. there weren't a lot of choices. smart and final customers are defending the company. however one shopper says despite knowing what happened, it's still her preferred store. it's still cheaper than a lot of the growth other grocery stores around here now they called a lot of vegan meets, too. and so there's a lot more options now, so that's why i shop here because it's a lot cheaper. still then whole foods or safeway or other grocery outlets. smart and final, issued a statement saying it's committed to offering customers everyday low prices but due to their suppliers, raising their fees, smart and final quote briefly and unintentionally raised the price of premium eggs. to align with supplier price increases on standard eggs . money from the case is considered a penalty, not restitution, so it's very

unlikely all the shoppers will see any of that money in their pockets. robot to says this case serves as a warning to other businesses and that he still has several other cases of alleged price gouging his office. is working on right now, pam back to you. all right. thank you, frank. you see, berkeley student newspapers is infused its future could be in trouble and depending on a vote by the student body, the student initiative that funds the daily cow is expiring. and this week students are voting on whether to extend that fee and up to $6 per semester. the newspaper staff says students have already voted to extend it twice in the last 10 years, and the daily cow needs those student fees to pay for their work time is 6 17, organizers of a state ballot initiative wondered deal with an address air pollution by taxing the wealthy. it's a measure called the clean cars and clean air act, it would raise the tax on personal income of more than $2 million by 1.7. 1.75% now,

according to the proposed valid language, the money would go towards rebates on electric car purchases, charging stations and wildfire prevention for cal fire. now lift his contributed more than $8 million to this campaign manager is expected to qualify for the november ballot. pg and e says it will expand the use of an advanced technology that shuts off power as soon as the threat to the electric system is detected. the system was launched as a pilot program last summer and will be expanded to all distribution, power lines and high fire threat areas this year. pg and e says the technology allows it to cut power within 1/10 of a second if a fallen tree or other potential threat comes into contact with the electrical system. starting today, cal fire has suspended burn permits for outdoor burning in santa cruz county. firefighters say they're concerned about the early start to fire season and the very dry conditions. people in santa cruz

county and no longer can no longer burn landscape debris like branches and leaves on their property. fire crews are also warning to be sure to clear areas around your home to make that defensible space in case of fire starts nearby. very important, we know very important right time is 6 19 very important to get the latest on our morning commute, which has been busy this morning. sal has info alright, dave. pam. good morning. it is busy, although we're kind of easing into it on this wednesday, and i'm looking at the commute here in the east bay, where highway four does have some slow traffic where typically is but 80 is not too slow, maybe a little bit of slowing. enrichment i also noticed that the altamont pass 205 were 5 88 and two oh, five. meat is slow, but the rest of that east peak commute is still looking pretty good, and we don't have anything major reported here. this is a look at interstate 8 80 also interstate , 80 and oakland. there is a little bit of a backup at the

bay bridge. metering lights have been turned on. 6 19. let's bring roberta in to tell us about today's weather pretty close to record high temperatures today sell, you're going to fill the difference anywhere between about 11 and 15 degrees warmer. than what we experienced yesterday. so here's a look at some of those records to be deliver more forecast high today 86 degrees, and the record is actually 89 degrees had back in 1989 and otherwise, it's san jose. that's going to start to inch their way towards record high temperatures, especially tomorrow when it's even hotter. right now, the sun is beginning to make an appearance. although official sunup is not till 6 47 sunset at 7 37. and by then, boy, what a day we have in the offing. forties and fifties. out the door this morning if you want to compare these temperatures to 24 hours ago, maybe you're heading out the door to walk the dog or get ready for work this hour winds will pick up

this afternoon out of 10 to 20 mph. so the you know what that means. it's going to blow the pollen around in the tree count remains on the high side. and speaking of high this is the huge dome of high pressure that's been lurking offshore over the eastern pacific. it's now building in an easterly direction and as it does so full sunshine. the relative amenity will tumble into the teens and our temperatures will go up above average. it is an april warm up the last time we have experienced temperatures, this warmer this hot, you've got to go back to 1989. tomorrow is going to be the hottest day of also, you might be thinking about going to the beach is today or tomorrow. what we still have that beach hazard statement in effect until tonight at nine pm, sneaker waves and also some very strong grip kurds a big concern due to a building swell temperatures today along the coast and the seventies 78 degrees throughout san francisco today in there marina district across the bay eighties will be comin from albany through el cerrito, 84, fremont 88 center,

rosa and in morgan hill again up to 15 degrees warmer today than yesterday, but hotter on thursday gradual cooling friday that a big meltdown in these temperatures over the weekend with the slight chance of rain by monday and tuesday pam. thank you, roberta. new efforts to make sure election workers in california stay safe up next. the reason state leaders are worried about potential threats ahead of the midterm elections. and tiger woods says he is ready to play in the masters, his next step in a remarkable comeback to golf after nearly losing his leg.

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if you love them enough to re-learn math so you can teach them math, then surely you'll check nhtsa.gov/therightseat to make sure they're correctly buckled in the back seat. inte midterm elections there a new to give poll. workers the same as domestic violence survivors now with a polarized landscape in several examples of harassment of poll workers, lawmakers have

introduced a bill that would keep their home address private from the public record. the lawmakers behind the bill says the threat of violence is making it difficult to recruit and retain these critical workers. people who are frustrated with either the conduct of elections or the outcomes. elections are starting to take it out on the people actually administer elections. there's that saying good fences make good neighbors. you know if we can add some protections around this maybe will cause people to think a little more seriously about you know how they themselves should participate in the political process. now. the brennan center recently surveyed elections officials nationwide and found one in six have experienced threats and one in three of at least one worker who left their job because of fear for their safety. san francisco's mayor, london breed is placing her endorsement behind matt haney in the race for the sought after 17th assembly district. in a statement, she praised trainees work on the city's budget committee. pain is facing off against former supervisor david

campos in the runoff election. april 19th compost has endorsements from several supervisors and the united here labor union. the two are vying to serve out the term of former assembly member david chu, who was appointed san francisco city attorney. tomorrow just about half of the major league baseball teams will start their regular season for the giants and a zopa ning day will be on friday with the giants hosting the miami marlins at oracle park. the giants are starting the new season after winning 107 regular season games last year. that would be tough to beat. ceo larry larry baer says it all starts with the first pitch friday at 1 35 in the afternoon. the other six attrition here. we always play the opener during the day, and it's kind of like a city and community and regional holiday. now as part of friday's opening day festivities, the giants will celebrate winning the national league west division last year. but bear says there will also be some surprises for fans. after

playing several practice rounds at augusta over the past few days, tiger woods declared himself ago for the masters golf tournament, which starts tomorrow morning. it's a remarkable comeback for woods, who nearly lost his leg in that car accident 14 months ago. the five time master champ did not. leave the hospital bed for three months following that crash, would says his swing is good, and the hardest thing will be simply walking the course for four days, woods will play another practice round today. his opening round tee time is tomorrow. at 7 34. bringing back cars or banning them the new counter proposal for the future of golden gate park's car free jfk drive. and the top brass and many oil companies are before congress today what lawmakers hope to do to try to address risi ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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sacramento, but tony how lawmakers want you to get involved, and california wants to do more to fight climate change the latest own ways to protect the people who are most vulnerable. from ktvu. box two news. this is mornings on tv. and you hear that? we're taking you live to the opening bell conocophillips ringing the bell celebrating 100 years on the new york stock exchange. they've done well, certainly with prices going up. the dow nasdaq and the s and p 500 headed lower this morning as investors predict the fed will begin an aggressive rate hike to fight inflation, including those high prices of gas. thank you for joining us with your business news coming up. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. we're in the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's april 6th. i wish the weather could stay, just like it is right now to working for roberta roberta. it's just perfect temperature right now. outside in the parking lot was that was me.

camera follow you along. you know, i think it's going to get a little warmer, though. yeah warmer anywhere between about 15 degrees warmer and many of our neighborhoods today in comparison to yesterday. isn't that a beautiful view? official sunrise is at 6 47 starting to see a brighten up out there. temperature wise, we're in the forties and fifties, a pair of fours right now in walnut creek back in all the way through danville. so here's what you need to know. we do have the clear skies this morning with full sunshine later today. those westerlies, increasing 10 to 20 and a starry night slated for this wednesday evening, high temperature 73 degrees in pacifica to nearly 90 to the north of santa rosa. fairfield antioch's organ hill to the south. look at these temperatures well above average , where we should be in the sixties, we'll talk about the mini heat wave and the chances of rain and when that returns that's still minutes away. but right now how busy are you?

we're pretty busy, roberta. i would. i wouldn't say it's the busiest day ever. but we do have some things out there. good morning to you and good morning to you at home. if you are driving to the bay bridge, you will see a rather robust backup here. it's about a 10 minute delay before you make it onto the span, counting from the end of the line, 80 and 5 80 there are looking good getting to that bridge highway four westbound near bailey road, there was a crash in traffic is a little bit slow anyway, through that stretch, but 6 80 looks good from conquered all the way down to san ramon. and if you're driving on the east, big community looks okay. i've been informed of the new crash north. dont wanna one at 13th street in san jose. so this all of a sudden commute that was pretty good in san jose is now slow, so please give yourself extra time will follow up with that and just a few minutes at 6 32. let's get back to the headlines happening today, in fact, in just about an hour from right now the ceos of six major oil

companies will testify before congress about skyrocketing gasoline prices. ktvu sally rasmus is in the newsroom without details. good morning, alan. good morning, dave will congressional leaders are expected to ask questions from the ceos of bp, exxon mobil, shell and bay area based chevron along with some other people on the panel this morning. gas prices are at their highest levels in 14 years, and all the prices at the pump have dropped slightly in the past week. according to triple a the average price of a gallon of regular in california 5 83 a gallon that's about 10, cents less than it was a week ago. average prices nationwide are still about a dollar less. than what we pay in california, but congressional leaders have questions for old company executives about the rising cost of gas and their record profits that the industry is making. it's the second time in the past six months that the ceos of these oil companies have been called to congress to testify. gas prices again. pretty high as we all know, if you experienced

at the pump, a number of factors are at play the russian invasion of ukraine and increase in demand as people return to the office here in california. the governor wants to give drivers a gas tax rebate. republicans meanwhile, in california and in other parts of the country are calling for a pause on state gas taxes. when it comes to state gasoline tax holidays. you know, it's kind of a double edged sword. while it does provide relief, it could it could incentivize americans to continue driving, which is part of the problem that put us in this predicament in the first place is that if consumers don't feel the effects of high prices, they may be more likely to continue driving like nothing is a problem. and if that happens globally, that certainly could boost oil prices and gas prices in the long run. president biden announced last week the release of about one million barrels a day from the strategic petroleum reserve over the next six months. that's in order to alleviate some of the guests supply issues. he also called on congress to find oil companies that are allowed to drill on federal land. but aren't doing so as long as the supply of oil

remains low. the price stays high oil companies raked in about $76 billion in profits last year, so we expect congressional democrats to ask oil company executives about that. the hearing starts in just about an hour from now will be monitoring it and have updates in the next hour of mornings on to david, pam, back to you. all right. thank you. ali in the wake of that critical united nations report about climate change. california has announced a new plan to protect vulnerable communities. now the updated climate adaption strategy calls for the state to do more to protect areas that are more at risk to climate disasters such as wildfires. flooding or serious drought. it combines separate climate plans from across the state and sets new timeframes for the state to take action. it also calls for california to do more to build climate resilient infrastructure. and jobs are time is 6 35 lawmakers in sacramento again or spotlighting gun control legislation yesterday, the rally at the state capitol for bills

introduced in both houses of the legislature were focused on they would put more restrictions on ghost guns ban the marketing of certain kinds of weapons to children. allow private citizens to enforce the state's assault weapons ban and also allow people to sue gunmakers and gun sellers. if you're a victim of gun violence, or you're in a large city. or you're the attorney general. you can start to take matters into your own hands to hold gun manufacturers and distributors. anybody who's selling a gun accountable for the weapons they put into somebody's hands. because i hope is so far this year, state lawmakers have proposed more than two dozen bills focusing on gun safety and violence prevention. ktvu has learned that seven women are now suing former windsor mayor dominic for polio over alleged sexual assault allegations the women

identified only as jane doe's safer, poli, abused or raped them often when they were intoxicated. they also say they were afraid to speak out for fear that the police would ruin their careers and their reputations. poli was accused of sexual assault or misconduct last april by more than a dozen women and a separate investigation is underway. he resigned as mayor last may and still denies all allegations against him. francisco now has one of the highest covid infection rates in the state. state numbers showcases do remain load about 13 cases per 100,000. much lower than the peak this past winter, which was 274 cases, burisma. but while the current numbers are lower, they have hit a plateau rather than heading lower. experts say the new be a two sub variants is one factor along with more travel and lifting of covid restrictions. the city of san jose officially ended its face

mask mandate. the city council voted unanimously yesterday to change city requirements to follow the rest of the state and the county the you still have to wear face coverings in some places like hospitals in jails and on public transit. the new rules take effect immediately, but businesses are allowed to keep their own mask requirements if they want. alright time is 6 39 happening today, the fda will meet about developing a long term strategy for the use of covid booster shots. now as this pandemic is evolving, scientists expect the process for distributing covid booster shots to become like a flu shot. some health experts say the surgeon the virus shows a new booster plan is needed with fewer than half of eligible adults getting their first booster shots. the virus cases around the country are beginning to spike is that new variant is spreading and overseas is even worse. millions of people in shanghai, china, lined up for covid testing this week. there's a continuing

lockdown there and over in the uk health officials are trying to prevent an outbreak is well. there's a new counter proposal to put some cars back on jfk drive in golden gate park. san francisco supervisor connie chan is introduced a plan that would let cars go one way on a stretch of jfk drive that activists and the city's mayor wants to permanently ban cars from driving on chance, says her proposal would be a compromise that would improve access to parts of golden gate park. but transit activists in maryland and breed say the stretch of road should only be open to pedestrians. jfk drive has been closed to cars since the pandemic began. and speaking of driving. that's why we go over to sal because there are things happening in our morning commute . now what's happening? we have to start in the south bay. this time. dave and pam, we have a crash northbound one. oh, one as you drive up to old oakland road, 13th street there. northbound on one is a little

bit slow. if you're driving, let's say from capitol expressway up to the airport, you're going to see most of the slow traffic. the good news is you can use to 80 or 85 to get into that west valley. right where you put my arrow hits. go to 2 80 right there, and you can see how nice it is. it is doing very well and it's a good alternate for you. if you're going to the bay bridge, there is a backup here, which is about between five and 10. minutes here. maybe nothing major. once on the bridge. it looks good into san francisco. and the rest of the east bay commute is okay. this is a live look at highway 24 right there on the right heading to the tunnel. highway four is slow, but 6 80 looks good from conquered all the way down to san ramon so far. 6 40 spring, roberta. and with today's weather. hey, thanks, sal. good morning. everybody today is going to be substantially warmer than yesterday. up to 15 degrees warmer, but not as hot as it will be tomorrow. now this is it . david pam. this is why everybody wants to live in california. look at what? you got a point there shot beautiful

shot glorious outside and our temperatures are pretty much banking between about 43 degrees in santa rosa. to the low fifties in san francisco. it's in the high forties, and san jose had been under 10 mph, but will be pretty sustained out of the east 5 to 10 later this morning, rotating to the west 10 to 20 mph right now, nine mile per hour wind and half moon bay. and we have that wind assuring the tree count around. so i mean as far as the pollen is concerned, it's a bad day for all of us allergy sufferers, but it's a great day. if you like the warm weather, clear skies, lots of sunshine and temperatures going up because of this right there, that area of high pressure encompassing the entire state of california will continue to drive our temperatures up today. but not as hard as it's going to be tomorrow. as we peek into the nineties, it's a little mini heatwave er, well above average for this time of the year. we should be about 63 in san francisco, but instead today 77 degrees 87 degrees in san jose,

up from the average high of 69 so you may want to go to the beach. but keep in mind our beach hazard statements still in effect until nine o'clock tonight as our waves build in our swells, kick up those rip currents and also sneaker waves, temperatures seventies and eighties today, nearly 90 away from the bay. the full five day forecast still few minutes away, david pam. all right. thank you, roberta. san francisco startup raised more than $100 million than one year later went out of business up next. the reason financial technology firm fast is shutting their doors covid not the only virus where the number of cases is rising cases of bird flu are also going up. still ahead, we'll look at the health

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on e nation's largest man made reservoirs is experiencing low water levels because of the drought. that's notm visiting t, which is now in full swing with spring break, like pal, often called the eighth wonder of the world spanning 186 miles across arizona and utah. beautiful colors there. the dirt and the rocks. the page. uh like powell chamber of commerce, predicts this season will bring 20,000 visitors to the area. i'm not one of the naysayers. i just do not because i really feel like we're going to be okay. the cool thing is all the stuff that's on the lake right now. is all these canyons you've never seen before. all these dead polls are rising up, so we're just we discovering our lake powell

again. tourists are choosing different types of activities. local businesses say sightseeing , land and air tours are overtaking voting. our time is 6 45 8th graders here in california. not doing real well in math, according to a new study of state test scores, showing the performance of eight graders of like the fifth grade level source says that middle schools were falling behind even before the pandemic, but last year progress really stalled. however the sample in the scores is not necessarily a good snapshot of all students. less than a quarter of students took that state math test last year because of changes to state requirements during remote learning. the san francisco started that raised more than $100 million just a year ago, is shutting down fast posted this statement on their social media, saying the financial technology company is closing its doors to company was working on one click checkout tools for online shopping and raised more than

$120 million in funding. it comes after a report from tech publication the information fast only brought in about $600,000 in revenue. the service will shut down for good next friday. a surprise bid by jetblue could put spirit airlines proposed merger with its low cost rival frontier airlines in danger. spirit told federal regulators that jetblue jumped in with an unsolicited $3.6 billion all cash offer that significantly more than the 2.9 billion. that frontier offered. the frontier spirit merger would create america's fifth largest airline, jetblue. by itself is sixth. the final decision is up to spirits board and federal regulators. kind of a cruise line says more people than ever are ready to hit the high seas. the company says the week of march, 28th was the best looking weak in its history. the jump in sales came the same week the cdc dropped its covid warning for cruise ships. carnival's president,

says sales channels like vacation planners, their website and travel advisers played a big part. in the recent success, the company says 22 out of their 23 ships have also return to guest operations. time is 6 47 will mountain winery in saratoga getting ready for a summer filled with music and fun, large schedule of musicians and comedians will perform at that venue and saratoga over the next six months to performers include zz top counting crows, ban morrison boyz, two men and smokey robinson. it's mountain wineries first full season in three years and tickets go on sale friday at 10 a.m. and san francisco stern grove festival coming back now the bay area's longest running outdoor music series is due to come back june 12th 10 concerts on the calendar. the final show august 14th. admission will still be free, but there will be an online ticket reservation system that was introduced last season

. the festival ended abruptly last year, a water main break flooded the grove. well zz top. they should be your your theme song castle. every girl's crazy about his sharp trust fan. such a huge, huge songs were dropping the mic salvo. that was good, pam. that's a huge song that was popular at parties, but you know you brought me right back to the eighties there. yes, sir. good morning, everyone. let's start in contra costa county because i have a couple of things to let you know about now, if you're highway four driver and i know a lot of them, listen here and listen or watch depending on what you're doing in the morning. highway four does have a crash at san marco and that whole pittsburgh to conquer commute hasn't been great. now there's a new crash north bong 6 80 right at 2 42 right there, so if you're driving up to let's say conquered from walnut creek that will affect you. let's also talk about the bay bridge that is crowded. which is not unusual . nothing new here. 8 85 80 in

oakland and so the highway 13 they look good. i told you about that crash north. dont wanna one in san jose. if you're driving up to the airport you might want to use to 80 to 80 instead of any sort of one. oh one action here. do it. he looks pretty good driving up to 8, 80 17 and beyond that, even in the cupertino 6 50. filling in for steve. it's roberta. he has a well deserved day off today, and you deserve one to sell. but we like having you around here. hi, everybody. good morning to you. if you have to head on out to work this morning, take a look at this right here. you know, dave, when i take a look at this shot, you know what i think of what do you think? i think of getting on that bay bridge heading north. and then stabbing. it's sam's anchor cafe for breakfast. that sounds spectacular. on a day like today with a very nice, comfortable temperatures. good morning, everyone in tiburon. we're currently the temperatures in the forties and is currently 52 in san francisco and 44 in fremont. today, your weather

headlines, we will warm up dramatically in comparison to tuesday by a good 11. to 15 degrees, so you're going to feel the difference with the sunny skies and now they're beautiful view there. you can count on those winds to pick up this afternoon and blow out of the west 10 to 20 and again, the pollen report does suggest that our allergy season continues with the tree count. on the high side and speaking of high there you have it that huge dome of high pressure that will continue to build over the western states. it's a mini heat wave. in fact, the last time we have experienced temperatures, this warmer this hot was back in 1989. temperatures from the low seventies to the mid nineties on thursday, being the hottest day so if you want to head to the seashore, just be mindful until nine o'clock tonight. we do have that beach hazard statement. in effect for those strong rip currents and sneaker waves at the beaches. here we go. 73 degrees in pacifica. how about nearly 80 in san francisco?

eighties comin up and down the peninsula from san mateo to sam bruno 87 degrees in san jose, and throughout much of the neighborhoods and throughout the center, clara valley like willow , glen, cupertino, campbell, east of the bay, mid and high eighties approaching 90 degrees towards fairfield. outside number will be 89 gilroy. 94 tomorrow outside number but still look at those coastal temperatures. 80 tomorrow, then dropping off on friday, significantly cooler for the weekend. but speaking of friday , it's a home opener for san francisco giants as they play host to the marlins. game time temperature 73. tumbling to the sixties with the westerly at 15 dress in layers and go giants. alright bro. thank you time and 6 52. the world loves popular disney characters like mickey mouse, donald duck and goofy who had to keep their distance from theme park visitors during the pandemic. but not anymore. and aside of relief for people who have student loans to buy the

administration expected to pause those payment large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever.

these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us.

in n eric swalwell were introduced a bill to make air travel safer. the builders called the protection from abusive passengers act for holding out of control passengers accountable for assaulting flight crews on a plane. and

people who have been convicted of it could be put on the commercial. no fly list managed by the t s a senator jack reed of rhode island is co sponsoring that bill. also happening today , a protest scheduled outside the san francisco home of the ceo of uber people who say they're demanding safer working conditions for drivers. protest is scheduled to start at 11 a.m. it is 6 56 warriors will be hosting the l. a lakers tomorrow night. it's the final regular season game at chase center. the warriors want to build some momentum going into the nba playoffs, and that means getting back steph curry from that sprained foot. there he is. he was walking around during the practice this week. warriors head coach steve kerr was asked about the progress of courage. he is on the court now getting some shots up, and so he's been able to ramp things up a little bit. right now. the warriors are

third in the nba west. they've won two straight games. the mound trying to lock in that third seed in the west. the nba playoffs began in 10 days from now we'll flag football, which i used to love is something usually played on a playground, but it could be a future part of the olympics. the nfl says it's wants to try to get a non tackle version of football into the olympic games to try to grow the popularity of american football around the world. headed by nfl international says if flag football is in the olympics, more countries will get involved with it. the nfl wants to get the sport into the olympics by the 2028 summer games. and new this morning. singer songwriter ed sheeran just wanna copyright case over his song shape of you. this legal battle has been going on since 2018 with another british artists who claimed part of the song was strikingly

similar to a song they had written years before. but this morning, a judge in the case said he was satisfied. sharon did not subconsciously copy that song. time is 6 58 to biden administration plans to extend that pause on student loan payments through august 31st. the student loan payments were due to resume in about three weeks from now. the education department says a freeze saves 41 million borrowers about $5 billion a month and it marks the sixth time to payments have been put on pause since the beginning of the pandemic, and it comes during the rising gasoline prices linked to russia's invasion of ukraine. palm springs blast to provide universal basic income to its transgender and non binary residents. under this new pilot program, residents who identify as transgender or non binary stand to get $9900 a month with

no strings attached. supporters say the money is to help the city's most marginalized people who face some of the highest levels of housing, insecurity and unemployment. pilot program was approved by the palm springs city council and a unanimous vote. with some major employers are offering jobs at career fairs all around the bay area and today recruitment fair will be held in san francisco. it'll be the same mary's cathedral and event center on golf street. of rare opportunity for job seekers to meet face to face like yestet in oakland, organizers the candidates just ared there are a number of different reasons for that, and a lot of them are good reasons, but i can tell you this. this is a candidate's market if a candidate everywhere to look for

a job and ever get the great benefits and ever get the great opportunities, this is the time. and several companies want to recruit workers. if you want a job, they're out there included in this recruitment, us ecology , pg and e. orkin pest control. california water service, the fbi and the california department of corrections. three people have now been arrested in connection to the sacramento, mass. shooting what we've learned about each suspect and the charges they're facing. russia has accused of more war crimes against ukraine. what president biden is announcing today and what ukraine's leader is now demanding from the rest of the world, and top doctors are meeting today to discuss the future of covid boosters in the u. s.. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining