are now waiting to enter the united states plus it's 80 something degrees and we needed to do something cheap and poor. unseasonably warm weather had people across the bay area looking for ways to beat the heat, but a change in the weather is already underway. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook friday morning, april 8th. it felt more like summer around the bay area the past couple of days, especially yesterday, some parts of the bay area soared into the nineties. but look at this. the heat didn't keep people from heading to the alameda public tennis courts. there were players out there in the middle of the day at the time when the temperatures were at their highest. one man tells our photographer he actually started his day washing his boat , but the sun made it unbearable. so he decided to give up and play tennis instead.

it was blazing out there and you know you get the boat wet. you start washing and you look behind and it's drying before you can rinse it off. so it makes it out my life. my mama work. despite the high temps, a cool down is on the way. i think i might have stayed under the hose and the boat washing, steve . i don't know about the tennis courts. you know you're a tennis player, the heat that comes after us courts. ah, i mean, it was in the nineties. for many, gilroy was 97. unbelievable yeah . long beach at 100 degrees yesterday. i do because i have some family down there. let me know. oh 100 degrees, all right , it's going to be cooler. that's true. we're in the fifties and sixties, the city's at 61. but they will breezes turned a little more westerly. even mount diablo as a west wind to 16. so the worm has turned, as we like to say is that system approaches no fog yet i can't find it doesn't mean i want form here. but with friday on my mind, we are looking for cool to

mild morning if you high clouds zipping by no big deal, mostly sunny but not as hard so temperatures coming down seventies now and eighties instead of those mid nineties, let's go back to pam now. okay thank you, steve. well, people living closer to the coast felt the heat as well. ktvu christian captain spoke to people who got out to ocean beach to escape the heat. hot temps across the bay area even reached into normally cool san francisco. people here are used to temperatures in the sixties, not the eighties were not accustomed to it physically , and we're not accustomed to it in the things we do. you know, we need to wear lighter clothing. we need to get to cool areas. we forget that it's so hot, even with temperatures in the low to mid eighties, people need to be aware of the symptoms of heat illness, heavy sweating, nausea, dizziness and headache. dr joseph wu, an emergency physician with the all american medical group says heat illness can be especially dangerous for the elderly. if you're caring for an older person, you need to learn the symptoms of heat

illness and learn to recognize them and maybe check in on them couple of times a day. in the hot weather, the heat can also stress out our four legged family members. he's wearing his summer outfit because usually he's got a full length coat on right because of the fog and the cold and everything. today's he's got his summer outfit just a halter constantly fill his bowl throughout the day, and i just went over to the pet store to get him another bowl. yeah so it just got to keep sure he's hydrated. plenty of people were looking for a cool treat as well . i decided to come to shah's because i've been coming here for about 20 years. and what did you get the best flavor of all time, cookies and cream. ocean beach, michael rothman rolled out the cocoa banana cart portable taste of the tropics that uses liquid nitrogen to freeze the chocolate covered fruit. he said customers began showing up the moment he did got

to do is open up my open up the thing and people started lining up for frozen bananas. and while there is plenty of fun to be had, there's also a warning for out of town visitors, especially here at ocean beach. there are strong rip currents and sneaker waves and people have drowned here in the past. remember that even knee high water? can be dangerous in san francisco at ocean beach, christien kafton. ktvu fox two news. thank you, christian. and don't forget you can use our weather app to track the temperatures. the app includes a breakdown of conditions. hour by hour. the united nations humanitarian chief says he is not optimistic about securing a ceasefire to halt the fighting in ukraine. well, i think it's not going to be easy because the two sides as i know now from behind me and both in moscow and keep this week have very little trust in each other. under secretary general martin griffiths made that comment yesterday following high level talks with both countries earlier this week. he says the talks underscore how far apart both sides are.

reporter alex hogan has the latest on the conflict from lviv, ukraine. brick by brick. rescue teams search for bodies in the rubble. police say hundreds of civilians are buried under these blown up buildings in borrowed unca, just 40 miles outside of keith. ukraine's interior minister believes it's one of the most destroyed towns in his country. today we are witnessing one of the biggest tragedies of ukraine. in the east. the luhansk military governor telling citizens there to evacuate before it's too late. and conditions shift to the desperate scenes of trapped starving residents in nearby maria paul. russian forces in the last day, hammering the city with increased air and artillery attacks, making for treacherous conditions for those trying to escape. i think it is important that these people are given the opportunity to get out from helen, and because this is really an apocalyptic situation there further to the west in the

southern part of the country, ukrainian counterattacks are underway in carson. meanwhile diplomatic talks taking place in brussels between the g seven foreign ministers and nato secretary of state antony blinken, describing the political climate as one of tremendous solidarity for ukraine, the participation of all of these allies and partners highlights the remarkably broad coalition of countries from around the world. that are united and standing with ukraine. and against the russian government's aggression. ukraine's foreign minister dimitra culebra, responding that that support should come in the form of arms. i think the guilt that ukraine is offering his fair you give us weapons. we sacrifice our lives and the war is contained in ukraine. this is it. according to the pentagon, all russian troops have cleared the capital region as some residents return ukrainians uncertain of what will come home to as police deliver the dreaded news to the families of the buca victims. for two sisters holding

their breath. it's news they thankfully, never received. this is the first time we met, and today we hurt each other for the first time after 42 days of wondering if the other was still alive, sisters finally reunited. a ukrainian official says after days of stalled attempts, they have saved nearly 5000 people from various ukrainian cities in need of evacuation, but they are the lucky ones. most are not so fortunate. ukraine alex hogan fox news thank you, alex. a growing number of ukrainian refugees are now trying to seek safety in the u. s. by entering through mexico more than 2000. ukrainian refugees have already gathered in shelters in tijuana , waiting to be processed to enter the us u. s customs and border officials are increasing staff in san diego to help process the refugees. they say they're hoping to admit 600 refugees a day. all this data

helps us ukrainians that we have fought. we have place to sleep. you know, we have everything because people in variable, for example, they don't have anything. no water, not to no food. nothing. the biden ministrations has promised to accept up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees. three alameda police officers involved in the death of mario gonzalez will not face charges. the district attorney's office says the evidence does not support criminal charges, calling the use of force reasonable. the 26 year old gonzalez died while being restrained last year after officers responded to calls of an intoxicated man and theft. the coroner found gonzalez died from methamphetamine use combined with the stress of being restrained. a federal civil rights lawsuit filed against the city by gonzalez mother is still pending. the sir francisco giants begin their season today against the miami marlins at oracle park. the giants were out at the ballpark yesterday, getting in one last

workout before opening day. san francisco coming off that incredible 107 wins season in 2021, the most wins in the long history of the franchise, and manager gabe kapler says the giants are ready to defend their national league west division title. last year was extremely exciting year on so many fronts, and we have players have, uh, yeah, extraordinary years, so i think everybody is looking to build on that success, and i don't think that means like winning a certain number of games. but i think continuing to improve our processes and our practices. gabe kapler is calling on the giants young age logan web to be the starting pitcher in today's home opener against the marlins. now stay with us here in morning sun to all morning long for complete coverage of the giants opening day. stay live for our live coverage from oracle park this morning, so garcia and south will be out there and it's, uh

it's going to be warm steve, but not as warm as yesterday. not even close. okay there's already a west wind. so that'll make a big difference at this time. yesterday was an east wind so that makes a will still go with near 70 about 70 to 72. you know, it's always a little warmer over there, but it looks mostly sunny. i can't find any fog yet. so just a few high clouds, but i should be quite comfortable yesterday, another record setting day that makes six months in a row. gilroy 97 san jose 94, oakland 89, santa rosa 92, sfo and half moon bay. tied at 89 80 degrees 1989 was a scorcher. that lasted a lot longer. this was only one and out, but again, the relentless high pressure just seems to never want to let go here. santa rosa, san francisco livermore and san jose. those arrows are hauled down today from eighties and nineties yesterday to seventies and eighties today. and big change will be starting tomorrow. the winds really going to crank up on saturday. it will be much cooler going all the way

into tuesday, unfortunately, doesn't look like much in the way of any rain, but it does look like a dramatic drop in the temps. and there it is. you can see more of a west southwest or western league component is trying to take shape or south wind one little east southeast, but this is a big difference compared to yesterday. fifties sixties on the tip. still 64 though in the city, so i really hasn't kicked in yet 49 at the napa airport. 49 in petaluma. upper forties bodega bay point reyes and then a lot of fifties here to cloverdale 62. that's pretty warm sauce leaders at 59 american canyon 57 so not much cooling yet. but it will make it is that weak front starts to move into the north. that's going to allow the pattern to open up the door to the lava cooling to begin. although again the fog is not here yet it should be. picking up here in the next i'd say 12 hours or so over cooler. partly cloudy. much stronger wind picks up on saturday, so we will have a wind advisory starting at five am tomorrow and going through five p.m. on sunday. so look for a rather blustery weekend. any rain. forecast models still

trying to paint something on us here in the next week. i'll tackle it on monday, but if they're still trying to bring some rain in here on monday, 60 seventies eighties on the temps, although antioch's brentwood probably close in your 90 degrees cooler. wendy will take us into the weekend pam that much cooler early next week. all right. thank you, steve. i never thought i'd be in this position . never did anything to put myself in this position, so it's still surreal to me. up next. we are hearing from the man who was shot by police at the san jose restaurant. details on the lawsuit now filed against the police department. and judge tangie brown. jackson has made history as the first black woman confirmed to sit on the u. s. supreme court, national leaders and people of color who practiced law here in the bay area. are reacting to that historic decision.

on to its 4 14. oakland police will hold the community meeting next week to discuss the growing violence near lake merritt. now the most recent violent incident was a deadly shooting at 12th and lakeshore avenue wednesday night. investigators say a man was robbed, then shot to death in a parking area near the lake. one witness says several people rushed to help the shooting victim before police and firefighters arrived on the scene. i was out of my balcony and i heard a loud boom and i looked down and essentially heard somebody say i'm shot made me really upset and i obviously feel for the victim was found. the coroner's office has identified the victim as devon stanford, a 33 year old man from austin, texas. he's still not clear what led up to his killing . oakland police say this is the third homicide in the lake merritt area since november. a

college football player who was shot by a san jose police officer is filing a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of san jose. it happened at a mexican restaurant near san jose state university on march 27th. attorneys for 20 year old k on green say he was attacked by a man he did not know. they say one of the man's friends then pulled out a gun and pointed it at him. at that point , they say, green took the gun and was backing out of the restaurant holding the gun above his head when he was shot by a police officer. green suffered four gunshot wounds. and it just hurt knowing that. i can't play football this year, but i'm gonna try my hardest to make the comeback. no one should have to go through such a tragic such a preventable such a life altering event. alone. san jose. police

say they do not respond to any pending litigation as a matter of department policy, but police say they are conducting a full investigation into the shooting. world leaders are congratulating judge catania brown jackson after she was confirmed to the u. s. supreme court. former president barack obama tweeted this photo saying this is a great day for america and a proud moment in our history. today judge jackson will join president biden at the white house, where they are both expected to deliver remarks. ktvu jana katsuyama tells us the confirmation of the first black woman to the court. does not represent an ideological shift, but it does make it does break barriers. the a's are 53 days of 47 cheers erupted in the senate chambers a standing ovation as judge catania brown jackson was confirmed. these photos were taken at the white house as she stood with president biden becoming the first black woman to take a seat on the united

states supreme court i was overwhelmed with joy. just elated for attorney chamber benton hayes, former president of the black women, lawyers of northern california judge jackson, now a new role model for younger black attorneys. it's important that she shattered this glass ceiling for african american women. and that she's showing that we deserve to be in that space and have a voice. us. supreme court is slowly but surely moving forward to look like america adores hazard. nortel who was the first black woman judge in northern california, says judge jackson likely will play an important role on the court. that split 6 to 3 between conservatives and liberals. history shows us that as time goes on, uh, sometimes needs dissenting opinions eventually become the majority opinions. so i think she will be very important. she writes beautifully, her positions on cases so we'll see where it goes

. her confirmation also showed that she could appeal across political divides, with three republican senators siding with the 50 democrats. in the face of fierce republican opposition. i think what impressed me the most was her grace. her control the way she kept her head up her dignity. alameda county's chief public defender, says he's also excited to see judge jackson make history as the first former public defender on the highest court. public defenders, actually enforce the constitution. they're there to fight for people's rights. her skill set from doing that work is going to be so and i mean so valuable on the bench. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you. jenna 4. 19 is the time steve paulson has some good news for us. it is cooling down. it is slowly but it will start today and then really kick into a cooler gear if you will, by the time we get to the weekend looks

good for the giants game. not as warm as yesterday. but it will still be in the probably in the low seventies. here in the west wind is kicking in so but you know, it should be fine in the sonic. there's almost four forecasts. giants games. low herbal depends on where you're sitting record highs yesterday or a bunch either they set or tied all these go back as you can see almost all except for half moon bay to 1989 1989 was a scorching that was a four or five day stretch of hot temperatures. this is just one and done but still it was impressive to get 97 gilbert, santa rosa, san francisco livermore san jose arrows are all coming down here after eighties and nineties yesterday it's seventies and eighties today tomorrow to be sixties and seventies. big dramatic change here. i mean, it's a changing forecast from one extreme to the other in just a short period of time. so thursday was the hottest day by far with eighties and nineties and by the time we get the monday by the time we meet again, it'll be cool and windy with possible rain in fifties and sixties. how about

that? wow that's a big change isn't very big, very nice. so the highest getting bumped out of here. it's moving off towards the east. weak system is falling apart. but you can see the airflow. that's the arrows coming south wind and paterson past. now southwest it's sonoma ridge. pleasanton is in there. as well. so it's slowly turning 50 sixties on the taps here fifties on the east bay temps, although still though, piedmont kensington at a warm 66 pittsburgh 64 in brownwood, 60 52 on a creek and also alamo. so the highest starting to lose its grip. it'll still be a warm day for inland areas, but that west wind over time will begin to pick up and we are looking for the cooling to begin. it will be warm inland. but then tomorrow get ready for the wind machine because it's going to be picking up and we have a wind advisory starts early saturday morning and goes through late sunday. i mean, that takes care of your entire weekend, doesn't it? and maybe by the time we get together on monday, i'll be talking about some rain. i hope so. we really needed to delay fire season but still projections of that 60 seventies eighties to near 90 today, so almost a summer pattern here.

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they're they're going to be working from home permanently again. put in its proper perspective. this is just a snapshot of what people are saying. now in the context of all the negative things going on now. worldwide tom baker, ktvu fox two news. i understand there's a lot of competition going on, but we're ready for it. that's what we thrive on. a war of words is brewing between the mayors of oakland and las vegas up next we'll tell you why oakland mayor libby chef referred to las vegas as gross. and in east bay family is asking and in east bay family is asking for help in the fight to help a i'm so glad sauced & loaded fries are back. yea. i really missed this. i missed us. to my fries—and to my guys. my $3.50 triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries. order on the jack app today.

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searching for answers, plus but when you have that extra support from the world and from people, you know hundreds of thousands of miles away mix big impact. firefighters across the us have plans to help the people of ukraine will show you what they're doing to help the war torn country. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to thank you for waking up with us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook, and it is friday, april 8th friday. morning steve and it is cooler than yesterday. so i'm already thankful and happy for that. yes and the cooling will continue to well below average temps. by the time we get to monday, pam so big changes are on the way. it starts a little bit today. it'll still be warm inland. and if you're far enough, and then you might even get near 90, but most locations will be dropping into the eighties. even some seventies and maybe upper sixties near the coast of fifties and sixties to start. that system coming in, was going to open the door to more of an onshore breeze. we're already seeing that taking shape right now. so with friday on my

mind and that's the easy beats cool to mild morning mostly sunny, not as hot so we're looking at seventies and eighties today, not those mid upper nineties. let's go to sal castaneda. all right, steve . good morning to you. we're off to a nice start. in fact, some of these commuter light today obviously, it's a home opener. we've been talking about that for the giants, and i just want to let you know that people are going to be going into san francisco. we're going to keep an eye on that for you. let's go out to the traffic maps here. you can see highway four has a crash near to 42 westbound. it's not causing a big delay. we talked about the bay bridge. it's going to be in play today. ah believe it or not leaving san francisco today on a friday is going to be even worse than it normally is, because of that game that's going to be letting out at about four. so put that in the back of your mind, you may want to use transit today. in and out of san francisco. bart's a good option. in my

opinion for 31, let's go back to the headlines. thank you. sal san jose police are investigating a hit and run crash or two women were killed as they crossed the street. it happened just before 6 30 last night on akala avenue and oakton court. when police arrived, they found two women who had been hit by a car. they were rushed to the hospital where they were pronounced dead. police say the driver left the scene. this happened right in front of a middle school, the alcala steam academy. neighbors say people drive way too fast in the area, and they want the city to install better lighting and stop signs or traffic lights. i can hear 12 in the morning capitol expressway. you hear the cars racing here? donuts right here at the corner. in cars just beating straight down, and it's crazy because it's a school. we need a traffic light right here. it's ridiculous. even with cross walker, even the cross walkers have to, like, stop and stand in the middle of the street and tell the course to stop because they will keep going. that neighbor says she was playing

out in front with her kids. when the crash happened, she says the women were near the crosswalk. the names of the women have not been released, and police do not have a description of the car involved. the chp is investigating a deadly pedestrian accident on interstate 5 80 that happened in the westbound lanes west of high street in oakland. just after nine o'clock last night. initial reports from the chp say someone was walking in the slow lane when that person was hit by at least one car. the chp is also investigating a freeway shooting on 5 80 that injured one person . california highway patrol says it happened at about 1 50 yesterday afternoon on interstate 5 80 near first street in livermore. the shooting prompted authorities to shut down all lanes of eastbound 5 80 for nearly three hours caused a massive backup during the commute. chp says the victim is expected to survive. no word yet on any suspects or what may have led up to that shooting. also this morning. we have an update on the serious injuries suffered by fox reporter

benjamin hall. he was wounded in an attack outside kiev last month that killed two other journalists. how posted this update on twitter, saying quote i have lost half a leg on one side and a foot on the other one hand is being put together one. i is no longer working, and my hearing is pretty blown. but he says he feels lucky to be here. hall is receiving medical treatment here in the united states. first responders across the country are now answering the call to help people in ukraine. reporter stephen going tells us growing number of us fire departments are sending old safety gear to that nation under attack. firefighters in ukraine could have never prepared for what they're facing right now with bombs and dropping and massive fires breaking out almost daily and their gear in short supply. it's the same protective equipment that kept these firefighters safe for years. basically an outer layer that's a shell boots, coats, pants and helmets. now ukraine

bound where it's badly needed to help first responders fighting a war. you can't really do your job without having it. it's just like a it's basically like your body armored station in olmstead , ohio. this retired but still usable turnout gear was just sitting in storage. before the department realized it could help bombs going off in the building's burning and they have to search through the rubble if any victims or are still in there, so without this gear that you're limited to what you can do today that gears boxed up and ready to ship out when you have that extra support from the world and from people, you know hundreds of thousands of miles away in x big impact, part of an equipment collection efforts sweeping the country with each community inspiring the next, and ukrainian americans like nadia petrova, leading the charge to gather donations, so they have the people that are ready to work. so you want to make sure that as many people are willing to help, they're able to help and there's no um, you know, jeopardizing their health as well while they're trying to help other people now,

as the war continues, there's hope, arriving on the front lines in the form of fire gear. that's already proven its worth here and will soon be tested again on the battlefield. we all want to help out our federal citizens, and this is just an extension of that by helping our brothers and sisters. in ukraine and in addition to safety equipment, some american firefighters have even traveled to ukraine, hoping to help by bringing manpower to that nation's largely volunteer fire service in cleveland. stephen going, ktvu fox two news. thank you. stephen if you want to connect to the mini bay area groups working to help the ukrainian people, you can scan that q r code at the bottom of your screen with your phone, you'll be taken to the website that will help you find a way to help. well, the battle over the oakland a's has now led to a war of words between the mayors of oakland and las vegas. oakland mayor libby schaaf was asked about the negotiations over a waterfront ballpark for the a's near jack lindon square at one point, shaft, said environmental

considerations are more complicated on the california coast than the quote. gross desert of las vegas. it seemed to be meant as a joke, but it appeared the mayor of las vegas took the remark very seriously. we're very proud of who we are, and we just welcome our 42 million visitors and know that will do nothing but increase and of course, we have become a mecca for major league sports. and whoever would have thought of that and this little desert town of las vegas. oakland lost the raiders to las vegas in 2020 and could possibly lose the a's to that same city. in response, mayor schefter tweeted. i respect every mayor sticking up for her town. but i just can't apologize for referring are for preferring are gorgeous california coastline over a sweltering desert. well this is opening day for both the a's and the giants. the oakland a's are beginning the 2022 season on the road. they will face the phillies in philadelphia earlier

this week. the a's traded their likely opening day picture sean money into the san diego padres. right hander frankie montas, now scheduled to start for the a's. the athletics missed the playoffs last season with a record of 86 wins. 76 losses came in third place in the american league west. and the giants begin their new season today at home against the miami marlins, right there at oracle park giants were out in the ballpark yesterday, getting in one last workout before opening day san francisco coming off an incredible 107 win season in 2021, the most wins in the long history of the franchise and the giants are now ready to defend their national league west division title. manager gabe kapler is calling on the giants young a slogan web to be the starting pitcher in today's home opener. and don't forget. stay with us here on mornings, abdul all morning long for complete coverage of the giants opening day. our live team coverage from oracle park begins a little later on this morning. and

there's going to be a little breeze in the park. but i had to laugh. steve when you mentioned because it absolutely depends on where you are sitting. if you're down in the bowl, it's hot. you're up high you could be wearing a jacket is a no win forecast. because if you're sitting saying the lower bowl can be hot, yeah, maybe, you know in the bleacher, it's cold . so i mean, there are multiple forecasts, but we'll give a broad brush. how's that? okay, that's what we're doing. weather we broad brush. sometimes it's called c y. a mostly sunny can't find any fog. yet usually that's not a big issue unless it's at night but going forward into the weekend and also early next week, there will be some big time, cole. cooler temps coming in here, but today looks mostly sunny 72. there is a little bit of a westerly breeze well another month another stretch of record highs. gilroy san jose, oakland and santa rosa all set record highs. sfo and half moon bay tied almost all of these except half moon bay went back to 1989 1989 was a really hot

stretch. it wasn't one or two days it was about four or five. and included. i think four consecutive days of nineties in the city. even it was that was a scorcher. and then after that, guess what happened? we had cooler pattern and rain came in. guess what's happening this time looks like the same thing. santa rosa, san francisco, livermore, san jose, dropping to the seventies and eighties today, so the hottest day for sure, little hazy sunshine on thursday on monday, it sure looks like some possible arrange moving into the picture. it'll be cooler and windy with fifties and sixties, so the highest beginning to take its move to the east. but there's still some very warm air aloft snow mountain sitting at 71, not diablo 68. ben lomond mountain is almost 70 degrees. trying to turn westerly except for ben lomond and the other locations are turning west, southwest or more of a south wind is beginning to take shape out of the ultimate past. it's not completely there yet, but it's starting to turn more westerly. fifties sixties on the temps couple of upper forties napa airports at 49. it's close for others. l granada's 49. these are down considerably.

pacific lee yesterday was that i think 66 at this time, so that's a big drop. 65 the los altos hills 58. belmont 52. atherton so we're getting there a little bit. the high mountain moves out , the warmer temps will still be inland that will take one more day. cooling begins warm inland with eighties but watch for the wind to be a huge factor. pam going into the weekend as temps start to tumble. alright which is some good news, steve. but steve, you alluded to the fact that while temperatures climbed here in the bay area yesterday was even warmer in southern california. this is like summer weather. do you feel it yesterday start to heat up. oh, my goodness. should we had her little kiddie pool out just because it was so hot. i love that interview in the pool. there is also a heat advisory still in effect in the southern part of the state, some people there could see temperatures reaching 100 degrees. that advisory is in effect through tonight. and don't forget you can use our weather app to track the temperatures that app includes a breakdown of conditions hour by hour. an

outbreak of covid cases on capitol hill. still ahead, will explain who has been infected and their latest interactions with president biden. and find out why scientists think people along the gulf and east coast need to get ready for an active

ints california cities, including san francisco, spent federal covid relief money to bolster their police forces. now the american rescue plan provided $350 billion to state and local governments. the british daily the guardian, examined covid government spending and found san francisco spent nearly 200 of its $302 million on police. and the sheriff's office loss. angeles spent half of its covid relief money on its police department. cities say law enforcement played a vital role in covid response, including opening emergency operations centers and providing security at testing and vaccination sites. a federal appeals court

is upholding president biden's vaccine mandate for federal employees in a 2 to 1 ruling, the new orleans' appellate court reversed the lower court's decision and dismissed a lawsuit challenging the mandate. the appeals court ruled. the federal judge did not have jurisdiction and the plaintiffs should have pursued administrative remedies under the civil service law. president biden last september issued an executive order requiring all executive branch agency employees to get the vaccine or face discipline, including being fired. the white house says president biden has tested negative for covid and will continue to be tested as part of his regular schedule. there are concerns about the spread of the virus through washington as house speaker nancy pelosi is the latest big name political figure to test positive. her office says so far, she has a symptomatic. she was seen kissing the president on the cheek at an affordable care act event earlier this week , the white house says she is not considered a close contact.

how many guys say that president biden was not a close contact with speaker pelosi when there is video of the speaker kissing him. well peter the way that it is defined as by the center for disease control, the cdc and their definition of it is 15 minutes of contact within a set period of time. ah and within six ft. it did not meet that bar. other figures in washington , who have tested positive for covid recently include cabinet members, several congressional members, the vice president, communications director and president biden's sister, valerie. alabama's republican governor is not indicating whether she will sign two bills patterned after florida's so called don't say gay law. now alabama lawmakers approved sweeping legislation that bans gender affirming medications for transgender children. doctors prescribing such drugs could go to prison for up to 10 years. a separate bill prohibits teachers

from kindergarten through fifth grade to teach lessons about sexual and gender identity. the black lives matter. global network foundation is defending its purchase of a $6 million mansion in southern california. the 6500 square foot home is in studio city, according to the listing, it has more than six bedrooms and bathrooms, a swimming pool and a separate bungalow. new york magazine reports the property was purchased in october of 2020 using donated money. the group's leader say it was purchased as a creative space and deny misusing any funds. looks like the upcoming atlantic hurricane season will be an active, one reporter steve bender tells us experts predict warmer than average waters will contribute to almost 20 named tropical storms this season. we're less than two months away from the hurricane season, and it looks like it will be another active one. the colorado state university forecasting team releasing their annual hurricane season projection numbers thursday. the university's

tropical meteorology project, predicts there will be a total of 19 named tropical storms, nine hurricanes and four major hurricanes appearing in the atlantic ocean, the caribbean and the gulf of mexico is going to be a similar season in 2022 to what we had in 2021. that's above average, but not crazy. above average, like 2020. the group, which has been issuing forecasts since 1983 says the four major storms this year will be category three hurricanes or higher and they say the reason we'll see such an active season is warmer than average waters. the most important thing to remember is it only takes one storm have, even if we only have three or if one comes over your city, it will be a year. you'll never forget. storms typically feed off of warm waters and slight changes in the win. the lack of an el nino condition means there will be less wind shear to tear the

storms apart in the atlantic. for those wondering what an l nino condition is will it occurs when surface water in the equatorial pacific becomes warmer than average and east winds blow weaker than normal? the hurricane season will run from june 1st to november 30th in new york. steve bender, fox news. all right. thank you. steve and steve paulson. hold on . yes is not letting go. okay we are stuck in a la nina weak to moderate so which means colder. ocean temperatures in the equatorial region, at least for our concerns there off of off of peru, south america. we're stuck in that and it's not going to get out of there anytime soon. so be careful saying, el nino when we're still in line, nina, but does it mean we could still get some pretty big hurricanes? then again, it's a different ball game for the atlantic, because when you get an el nino that generates more wind aloft, which in turn is not good for formation of tropical storms in

the atlantic. too much in the way of stronger gestion. they don't want that. okay, because it's latina. then there's the windows are is not as strong in the atlantic. glad you're keeping an eye on all of everyone's saying we're getting out of this lonegan. no we're not. we're not. we're not. the projection is it's going to go into the summer, so we'll see. it's a slow turn to get out. we've been stuck in it. for 2.5 years and usually la nina is not our rain friend. see how that works. usually 2016 17 was an exception. alright. thursday was the hottest day there will be a quiz by the way. on monday. just so you know him. yeah you should have taken notes. pam cooler, windy. maybe some rain on monday . what you heard me today looks good, though. mostly sunny west wind at 15 miles an hour 72 game time. it'll be fine. it's the weekend and early next week when there will be some big time cold changes cooler. changes records yesterday. gilroy san jose, oakland santa rosa, all breaking 1989 or tying sfo half moon bay, though tied 80 going back to

1991 1989 was a really hot stretch. santa rosa, san francisco, livermore and san jose. the arrows are now in the seventies and eighties. tomorrow they'll be in the sixties and seventies, so we're going from one extreme to the other. we topped out yesterday. it's slowly turning downward today and will bottom out. probably not until monday is the way it looks with upper fifties and low sixties on the highs, so the highest getting knocked out before fifties forties fifties and sixties on attempt. 49 napa airport 49, boulder creek, felton. 59 though capitalist 60 at san jose state meteorology department morgen hills at 57. so the high loses out here over the next 24 hours is a weak system in the door opens up for more of a westerly breeze. cooling begins. it will still be warm inland today just not as warm as yesterday and a windy weekend. in fact, wind advisories already out for tomorrow morning at five. a.m. goes through five p.m. on sunday, and i mean that's that takes care of your weekend, doesn't it? and maybe pam on monday. maybe on monday, i'll be talking about more than just high pressure, maybe some rain.

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never know what's going to happen. campaign one at a time is based in california and helps fundraise for kids battling severe illness. they're hoping to raise the $5000 for hank the tank by next tuesday. we'll have a link on ktvu .com with how to help and reuben ktvu, fox two news. thank you. an we do wish them well. well imagine becoming rich by accident. that's exactly what happened to one woman in los angeles. kedra edwards says she was shopping a few months ago when she put a $40. ticket into a lottery ticket machine. she was in the middle of deciding which games to play. when a quote rude person bumped into her, prompting her to accidentally hit a button for a $30 scratchers ticket. well the ticket ended up being a $10 million winner. she plans to use that prize money to start a nonprofit and buy a house. i saw

bodies on the floor just laying there and they were performing cpr. a deadly hit run in the south bay. two women died at the hospital. now investigators are searching for answers, plus you know, we have everything because people in variable, for example , they don't have anything. no water, not no food, nothing. the russian invasion in ukraine, now escalating the situation at the us mexico border has thousands of ukrainian refugees are now waiting to enter the u. s. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto and happy friday, everyone happy opening day. i'm frank mallicoat on a friday said that twice morning. i'm pam cook friday. yes. april 8th. thank you for joining us. thank you. for joining me. you need a company. i'm not out here doing all this for myself to have you here. we were talking about the temperatures, the soaring high temperature spring break brought the crowds to crown beach in alameda. can see it looks like

middle of the summer, their families enjoying the unseasonably warm weather yesterday, relaxing under umbrellas and escaping even hotter homes, which in many cases do not have a conditioning. we left the house because the house gets very hot , and so it's cooler out here right now than at the house 80 something degrees and we needed to do something cheap and cool. and that's it, the u. s. census bureau housing survey found. california has the highest percentage of households in the country without air conditioning . here in the bay area, just 47% of homes have air conditioning at a time when climate change is expected to make events like this week's warm weather more common. we were just talking about this with steve because he ran and he heard someone from vallejo. right. so never needed area. gentlemen it was that at the pool and he goes. i lived in vallejo. i never used any air conditioning. now i do. i mean, san francisco could use air conditioning on a london grew up in walnut creek. we never had

it, but i got hot there for you . it's always been hot there. no i've seen records back to 18 95. it was still in the 100 walnut creek back then, but it didn't last like it does now. this system that we had yesterday is on its way out, but we'll still have a warm day inland, but it's on our agenda here to cool things down is more of a westerly breeze take shape, so mostly sunny will not be as high temperatures now. seventies and eighties. tomorrow at least sixties and seventies and windy , windy right over to south. now it's 502. and he's here to tell us traffic might be picking up today because there's a lot going on. so far. so good. steve people who have the early commute are doing well. we can see it that it looks pretty good at the bay bridge and right now, if you're driving into san francisco, it is a very nice drive. just remember that later today, it's the home opener in san francisco and getting out of san francisco on this friday afternoon is going to be tough. i can already predict because it always is on a, you know, especially on opening day, a lot of people will be at the stadium. and mixing in with that

afternoon commute at 502. let's go back to the desk. thanks, sal , the united nations humanitarian chief says he is not optimistic about securing a ceasefire to halt the fighting in ukraine. well, i think it's not going to be easy because the two sides as i know now from behind me and both in moscow and keep this week have very little trust in each other. under secretary general martin griffiths made that comment yesterday following high level talks with both countries earlier this week, he says the tox underscore just how far apart both sides are. reporter alex hogan has the very latest on the conflict. at a levee via crane. brick by brick. rescue teams search for bodies in the rubble. police say hundreds of civilians are buried under these blown up buildings in borrowed unca, just 40 miles outside of keith. ukraine's interior minister believes it's one of the most destroyed towns in his country. today we are witnessing

one of the biggest tragedies of ukraine. in the east. the luhansk military governor telling citizens there to evacuate before it's too late. and conditions shift to the desperate scenes of trapped starving residents in nearby maria paul. russian forces in the last day, hammering the city with increased air and artillery attacks, making for treacherous conditions for those trying to escape. i think it is important that these people are given the opportunity to get out from helen, and because this is really an apocalyptic situation there further to the west in the southern part of the country, ukrainian counterattacks are underway in carson. meanwhile diplomatic talks taking place in brussels between the g seven foreign ministers and nato secretary of state antony blinken, describing the political climate as one of tremendous solidarity for ukraine, the participation of all of these allies and partners highlights the remarkably broad coalition of countries from around the world. that are

united and standing with ukraine. and against the russian government's aggression. ukraine's foreign minister dimitra culebra, responding that that support should come in the form of arms. i think the yield that ukraine is offering his fair you give us weapons. we sacrifice our lives and the war is contained in ukraine. this is it. according to the pentagon, all russian troops have cleared the capital region as some residents return ukrainians uncertain of what they'll come home to as police deliver the dreaded news to the families of the buca victims. for is holding their breath. it's news. they thankfully, never received. this is the first time we met, and today we hurt each other for the first time after 42 days of wondering if the other was still alive, sisters finally reunited. a ukrainian official says. after days of stalled attempts, they have saved nearly 5000 people from various ukrainian cities in

need of evacuation, but they are the lucky ones. most are not so fortunate. in ukraine, alex hogan, fox news thank you, alex . a growing number of ukrainian refugees are now trying to seek safety in the u. s by entering through mexico more than 2000. ukrainian refugees have already gathered in shelters in tijuana , waiting to be processed to enter the u. s. us customs and border officials are increasing staff in san diego to help they say they are hoping to admit 600 refugees a day. all this into recent that helps us ukrainians that we have food. we have place to sleep. you know, we have everything because people in variable, for example, they don't have anything. no water, not no food, nothing. the biden administration has promised to accept up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees. san jose police are investigating a hit and run were two women were killed as they cross the street ktvu medicaid town to live in our newsroom

with more on that story, amanda good morning. good morning. this is the city's 13th and 14th pedestrian deaths this year after the driver hit those women they took off. it happened around 6 30 last night near okawa avenue and oakton court, right in front of the okal esteem academy, a middle school there. police are still working to figure out who that driver was, and they haven't released a description of the vehicle. a neighbor says she was out enjoying the warm evening when police showed up. so i stood up to see what was going on, and i saw bodies on the floor just laying there and they were performing cpr. both women were rushed to the hospital where they were pronounced dead people in the neighborhood. tell us cards go down that road too fast , even doing donuts nearby in the middle of the night. they want to see better lighting or a traffic, light added. right now, the names of those victims have not been released yet live in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu fax tuners. thank you, amanda. three alameda police

officers involved in the death of mario gonzalez will not face charges. the district attorney's office says the evidence does not support criminal charges, calling the use of force reasonable now the 26 year old gonzalez died while being restrained last year after officers responded. two calls of an intoxicated man and a theft. the coroner found. gonzalez died from methamphetamine use combined with the stress of being restrained federal civil rights lawsuit filed against the city by gonzalez's mother is still pending. are you ready for a little baseball? the giants begin their new season today against the miami marlins. at oracle parks afternoon. giants were out ofone last workout before opening day. san francisco is coming off an incredible 107 win season in 2021, the bus wins and their long history, but manager jean gabe kapler rather said the giants are ready to defend that national league west division title. last year was extremely

exciting year on so many fronts, and we have players have. yeah extraordinary years, so i think everybody is looking to build on that success, and i don't think that means like winning a certain number of games. but i think continuing to improve our processes and our practices. kapler calling on giants young a slogan web to be the starting pitcher in today's home opener. against the marlins and stay right here with morning sun to all morning long for complete coverage of the giants opening day will have live team coverage from oracle park a little bit later this morning. i know salles going to head over there. gaussian getting ready, rosemary. not getting married. getting ready. russell rosemary, married at the giants getting married at the ballpark, already married husband know her husband . be surprised. what are you doing today? huh? all going to the giants up a little bit. i just walked in the building. okay we'll give we'll give frank sometimes on youtube and 321.

boom how's the weather? steve we will talk about that giants game boy has more significance now seventies on the temps here, not the eighties, but it will be more of a west wind, mostly sunny. it looks good. the big change will be not only over the weekend but early next week, when highs will be in the upper fifties, especially when you get the night games. but we'll take care of that next week. gilroy 97. how about that? just amazing . san jose 94, oakland 89 santa rosa 92 records sfo tied 89 going back to 1989 half moon bay tied 80. they were the only one on this panel. wasn't 1989. they were 1991 1989 was a blistering four or five days for many, so that that was one for the books but still had record highs. yesterday there was recognized in southern california, long beach at 100 degrees. santa rosa, san francisco, livermore san jose, all trending down now, with seventies and eighties, it will be a significant change here from going from thursday

and today in the monday and tuesday. everything is looking like some rain wants to arrive by monday. but until we get from friday to monday, there's going to be pretty good wind kicking in here now. not yet. forties fifties on the temps, 10 eur 60, brentwood, 59 hayward's 59. 61 though. cloverdale from bodega bay inn point razor in the upper forties, so verona park windsor , petaluma in their 52 napa 52 in pope valley system will continue to weaken in marching, but it opens the door to that westerly breeze. and so the high even though it has its grip today, it's beginning to lose it and move out so that allow the cooling to kick in here on a friday forecast, but the wind will be a huge factor on the weekend wind advisory starts tomorrow morning early and goes too late sunday. so i would expect some pretty good gusts there. 30, 40 mph and speaking of monday. look at that boy. we could sure use that and some mountain snow. i mean, it's just critical right now, and i know it's getting late, getting late in the season sixties seventies eighties on attempts to near 90, maybe for a few well inland. cooler and windy, though into the weekend and big changes next

week, you guys i never thought i'd be in this position. never did anything to put myself in this position, so it's still surreal to me. we're hearing from college football player was shot by police at a san jose restaurant up next details on the lawsuit against the department. and judge can tangie brown jackson has made history as the first black woman confirmed to sit on the u. s. supreme court will tell you how nationally ders and people of color who practiced law here in the bay area are reacting to the historic decision.

herd oakland police will hold a community meeting next week to discuss the growing violence near like merit. the most recent violent incident was a deadly shooting at 12th and lakeshore avenue wednesday night.

investigators say a man was robbed, then shot to death in a parking area near the lake. one witness says several people rushed to help the shooting victim before police and firefighters arrived on the scene. i was out of my balcony and i heard a loud boom and i looked down and essentially heard somebody say i'm shot made me really upset and i obviously feel for the victim was found. the coroner's office has identified the victim as devon stanford, a 33 year old man from austin, texas. it's still not clear what led up to his shoot his killing. but oakland police say this is the third homicide in the lake merritt area since november. time now is 5 15, a college football player who was shot by the san jose police officers is filing a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of san jose. it happened at a mexican restaurant near the san jose state university campus . march the 27th attorneys for 20. year old k on green say he was attacked by a man he didn't

know. they say one of the attackers friends and pulled out a gun and pointed it at him. at that point, they say, green took the gun. it was backing out of the restaurant, holding the gun above his head when he was shot by the police officer. green suffered four. gunshot wounds. ninjas hurt knowing that. i can't play football this year, but i'm gonna try my hardest to make the comeback. no one should have to go. through such a tragic such a preventable such a life altering event. alone. san jose police say they do not respond to any pending litigation as a matter of department policy, but police say they are conducting a full investigation into that shooting. world leaders are congratulating judge tangie brown jackson after she was confirmed to the u. s. supreme court. former president barack obama tweeted this photo saying

quote this is a great day for america and a proud moment in our history today, judge jackson will join president biden at the white house, where they are both expected to deliver remarks. ktvu jana katsuyama tells us the confirmation of the first black woman to the court. does not represent an ideological shift, but it does break barriers. the a's are 53 days of 47 cheers erupted in the senate chambers a standing ovation as judge catania brown jackson was confirmed. these photos were taken at the white house as she stood with president biden becoming the first black woman to take a seat on the united states supreme court i was overwhelmed with joy. just elated for attorney chamber benton hayes, former president of the black women, lawyers of northern california judge jackson, now a new role model for younger black attorneys. it's important that she shattered this glass ceiling for african american women. and that

she's showing that we deserve to be in that space and have a voice. us. supreme court is slowly but surely moving forward to look like america adores hazard. nortel who was the first black woman judge in northern california, says judge jackson likely will play an important role on the court. that split 6 to 3 between conservatives and liberals. history shows us that as time goes on, uh, sometimes needs dissenting opinions eventually become the majority opinions. so i think she will be very important. she writes beautifully, her positions on cases so we'll see where it goes . her confirmation also showed that she could appeal across political divides, with three republican senators siding with the 50 democrats. in the face of fierce republican opposition. i think what impressed me the most was her grace. her control the way she kept her head up her

dignity. alameda county's chief public defender, says he's also excited to see judge jackson make history as the first former public defender on the highest court public defenders actually enforce the constitution. they're there to fight for people's rights. her skill set from doing that work is going to be so mean so valuable on the bench. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. alright you ready for a big weekend of, i guess. cooler weather right and some rain out there on the forecast, possibly monday. this weekend. i have the masters on my mind. oh yes. yes me too. i watched i was glued watching tiger yesterday. amazing i was teasing my buddy. my buddy rex. i was saying, tiger tiger me alone leave. he likes 16. all right, let's get to it. here. we do have a baseball forecasts and it looks nice today, now going forward into the weekend and especially

next week. it will not be this nice. but yesterday was the warmest day but today will still be alright with seventies but look for a more of a westerly breeze. if you're in the sun lower bowl, it'll probably be a hot other locations will be comfortable. these were the records yesterday. all these go back to 1989 except half moon bay 80, which tied going back to 1991 1989 was a scorcher that lasted about four or five days. this one only lasted one. santa rosa, san francisco, livermore and san jose. the arrows are all coming down. so seventies and eighties tomorrow that'll be sixties and seventies. so this is a wild swing. nothing unusual for april. we can get swings, but this will be a dramatic one go from record heat. to maybe rain on monday, but the in between then we're going to get a very windy weekend and it starts tomorrow morning goes through late on sunday, but it looks like some rain. i just tweeted out. a couple of forecast models have rain on this monday, and i'll show you that in a second here. the high, though still holding its grip inland, but temperatures aloft are still warm. sonoma amount is 71 not diablo 68 ben lowman 68.

but the wind is turning more westerly so that in versus north northeast yesterday is a big difference. forties fifties to almost 60. brentwood in the city about 58. sfo's in there, sonny bills in their san jose's 59, 64 65 kensington, also piedmont 54 hours of bronte and also panola . same for client little bit cooler. walnut creek, alamo lafayette. to castro valley, 54 unpleasant and also dublin. they mirror each other a lot of times . the high, though, will start to pack its bags and kick out in the wind will pick up as the system drops in from the north. so wind advisory starts tomorrow there will be some very strong, especially along the coast and in the higher elevations, and this is for monday and maybe again on thursday, so not only some rain here, but maybe some mountain snow and boy do they need it as well? 60 seventies eighties on attempts today. by tomorrow, it'll be seventies and then we're looking at sixties or upper fifties by monday, frank thank you, steve. coming up. cybersecurity experts worry some people working at home or getting a little too comfortable coming up. how hackers are

trying to trick remote workers into making some bad decisions and frustration for some people living right here in the bay area coming up what they say is bringing down their quality of life when we come back

spos the sixth month expensive city in the world for building, according to arcadia sets a building consulting company. typical inflation on construction materials in the city is about 15% with sent san francisco past zurich. to sixth place in the rankings. london by the way, topped the list as the most expensive city to build latest survey from the bay area council shows many people are frustrated with their quality of life. ktvu is. tom baker has a breakdown on their concerns. given all that's happened in the last few years, and what's going on, even as we speak, the overall taste in the mouths of bay area residents is bitter.

the mood is fairly pessimistic. ruth bernstein conducted the poll of 1000 scientifically chosen bay area voters. we've got gas prices at $6 a gallon we have of war in europe, and i think people are just feeling frustrated. almost two out of three say the bay area is off track overall, very negative. just over half say the bay region is unsafe. just under half say the bay area is the best place to live. the same percentage say they're likely to move out of the area in the next few years, with more than half of them strongly likely to leave . only 32% think the economy will be better in six months, specifically, the top three things concerning voters is first and foremost at 24% resolving the nagging growing homeless issue. i think quality of life issues are exactly exactly people's concern right now, and it's not just in one neighborhood or not. in one

city. it's happening throughout the bay area. they want to tough love stance taken to get conservatorships for the mentally disabled or drug addicted and for all homeless this what we're seeing is people saying if shelters available people should be, uh, not. they should not be allowed to stay on the street. 2nd 21% say their top concern is housing the cost and availability for everyone and every income level for themselves. and others. third at 15% is crime happen in their own homes or in their own communities, car and home break ins or they're hearing about it from their neighbors and a high percentage saying that they are avoiding going to downtown areas because of crime. all of this is and will continue to seriously affect the workplace. 33% say. they're they're going to be working from home permanently again. put in its proper perspective. this is just a snapshot of what people are saying. now in the context of all the negative things going on now. worldwide tom baker, ktvu

fox two news. next time you visit your local library, you might be able to check out a free visit to a state park. it's all part of a pilot program where the state parks and the first partners office. each library will have at least three passes for free vehicle day use. good at all participating state parks. anyone with a library card can check one out. they will be available through the month of may. i understand there's a lot of competition going on, but we're ready for that's what we thrive on. a bit of a world words brewing between the mayors of oakland and los vegas up next, we're gonna tell you why oakland mayor libby, chef referred to las vegas. as gross and at east bay family asking for some help in the fight to help a four year old battling cancer. stay with us

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hundreds of thousands of miles away, mx big impact. firefighters across the us have plans to help the people of ukraine. we're going to show you what they're doing to help that war torn country. plus it's 80 something degrees and we needed to do something cheap and cool. unseasonably warm weather had people across the bay area looking for ways to beat the heat, but a change in the weather is already underway. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on to sam cooke officially woken up good about a half an hour. i am here for you, folks. happy friday. it's opening day. got my giant orange on. we just noticed that i happened over here. you got a little dodger blue on there. i don't want to rub it in, but oh, yeah, i wasn't thinking about steve. though. it's friday three in the morning. i'm just trying

to get out of the house. that's why i put my clothes out before i get out. i do too. but thanks for the text message on the orange frank, welcome. alright we'll get to it here fifties on the temps. it'll be nice over the opening day seventies and the 10 not as warm as yesterday. but changes will be over the weekend early next week, but today looks okay. 58 in san francisco fifties everywhere. san jose still 59 weeks system the doors opening slightly for westerly breeze. it'll still be warm inland too hot for maybe a few, but not as warm as hot as yesterday. temperatures coming down, so it's more seventies and also eighties. alright, salles here at 5 31. something picking up are still okay. it's still okay. i think that today on friday we're going to get a lighter start. i don't think we're going to see traffic until maybe about 6 30 or so in my opinion, but later on in the day , it's when it's going to be big. we're looking at the bay bridge, of course. and we're also looking at some of these other community. even highway four has doesn't have a lot, so just right now it's a good start. just remember that today we are going to have a big day

leaving san francisco. you want to plan accordingly? maybe you can plan to use transit. 5 31, let's go back to the desk. south chp is investigating a deadly pedestrian accident on interstate 5 80 happened in the westbound lanes west of high street in oakland, just after nine o'clock last night, initial reports out of the chp says that someone was walking in the slow lane when that person was struck by at least one car. chp is also investigating the freeway shooting on 5 80 that injured one person. california highway patrol says it happened around 1 50 yesterday afternoon on interstate 5 80 sit near first street in livermore. the shooting prompted authorities to actually shut down all lanes of eastbound 5 80 for nearly three hours in the height of the community caused a massive backup. chp says the victim is expected to survive. no word yet on any suspects and what may have led up to that shooting. well this morning, we have an update on the serious injuries suffered by fox reporter

benjamin hall while he was covering the war. he was wounded in an attack outside of kiev last month that killed two other journalists and he posted this update on twitter. with that photo, saying, quote i have lost half a leg on one side and a foot on the other one hand is being put together one i is no longer working, and my hearing is pretty blown. but he says he feels lucky to be here. hall is receiving medical treatment here in the us first responders across the country are now answering the call to help the people in ukraine reporter stephen gohan tells us a growing number of us fire departments are sending old safety gear to ukraine. firefighters in ukraine could have never prepared for what they're facing right now with bombs and dropping and massive fires breaking out almost daily and their gear in short supply. it's the same protective equipment that kept these firefighters safe for years. basically an hour earlier. that's a shell boots, coats, pants and helmets. now

ukraine about where it's badly needed to help first responders fighting a war. you can't really do your job without having it. it's just like a it's basically like your body armored station in olmstead, ohio. this retired but still usable turnout gear was just sitting in storage. before the department realized it could help bands going off in the building's burning and they have to search through the rubble if any victims or are still in there. so without this gear that you're limited to what you can do today that gears boxed up and ready to ship out when you have that extra support from the world and from people, you know hundreds of thousands of miles away in x big impact, part of an equipment collection efforts sweeping the country with each community inspiring the next, and ukrainian americans like nadia petrova leading the charge to gather donations, so they have the people that are ready to work. so you want to make sure that as many people are willing to help, they're able to help and there's no um, you know, jeopardizing their health as well, while they're trying to help other people now, as the war continues

, there's hope, arriving on the front lines in the form of fire gear. that's already proven its worth here and will soon be tested again on the battlefield . we all want to help out our federal citizens, and this is just an extension of that by helping our brothers and sisters. in ukraine and in addition to safety equipment, some american firefighters have even traveled to ukraine, hoping to help by bringing manpower to that nation's largely volunteer fire service in cleveland. stephen golan ktvu. fox two news . thank you, stephen. now, if you want to connect to the many bay area groups working to help the people of ukraine, you can scan that q. r code at the bottom of your screen there with your phone. you will be taken to a website that will help you find ways to help. for the battle over the oakland a's has now led a bit of a war words between the mayors of oakland and los vegas. oakland mayor libby chef was asked about the negotiations over waterfront ballpark. for the a's near jacqueline. it square and at one point chef said environmental

considerations are more complicated on the california coast, then quote the gross desert of las vegas. what seemed to be meant as a joke, but it appeared the mayor of las vegas took the remark seriously. we're very proud of who we are. and we just welcome our 42 million visitors and know that will do nothing but increase and of course, we have become a mecca for major league sports. and whoever would have thought of that in this little desert town of las vegas. with a bit of a twinkle their oakland last the raiders, of course to las vegas in 2020 and come, possibly lose the age to that same city and response. mayor chef tweeted out . i respect every mayor sticking up for her city, but i just i can't apologize for preferring are gorgeous california coastline over a sweltering desert. speaking of baseball opening day for both the ace and the giants today, the oakland a's are beginning the 2022 season. they are on the road,

playing a nationally team will face the phillies in philadelphia earlier this week, the age traded their likely opening day pitcher sean manaea. is off to the padres right hander frankie montas is now scheduled to start for the ace. athletics missed the playoffs last season with a record of 86 wins and 76 losses. they came at third place in american league west. and the giants begin their new season today at home against the miami marlins there at oracle park. the giants were out of the ballpark yesterday, getting in one last workout before opening day. san francisco coming off that incredible 107 win season in 2021, the most wins in the long history of the franchise, the giants are now ready to defend their national league west division title manager gabe kapler is calling on the giant young a slogan web to be the starting pitcher in today's home opener. and stay with us here on mornings onto all morning long for complete coverage of the giants opening day. we're going

to have live team coverage right at the park later this morning, garcia sal. and rosemary, there that you will all right back to the other big story today. of course, is our weather. people living closer to coast felt yesterday's heat as well. ktvu christian captain spoke to people who got out to the ocean and ocean beach to escape all that heat. hot temps across the bay area even reached into normally cool san francisco. people here are used to temperatures in the sixties, not the eighties were not accustomed to it physically, and we're not accustomed to it in the things we do. you know, we need to wear lighter clothing. we need to get to cool areas. we forget that it's so hot. even with temperatures in the low to mid eighties, people need to be aware of the symptoms of heat illness. heavy sweating, nausea , dizziness and headache. dr joseph wu, an emergency physician with the all american medical group, says he illness can be especially dangerous for the elderly. if you're caring

for an older person, you need to learn the symptoms of heat illness and learn to recognize them and maybe check in on them couple of times a day. in the hot weather, the heat can also stress out our four legged family members he's wearing his summer outfit. because usually he's got a full length coat on right, because of the fog and the cold and everything. today's he's got his summer outfit. just a halter. we constantly fill his bowl throughout the day. and i just went over to the pet store to get him another bowl. yeah so it just got to keep sure he's hydrated. plenty of people were looking for a cool treat as well . i decided to come to shah's because i've been coming here for about 20 years. and what did you get the best flavor of all time, cookies and cream. ocean beach, michael rothman rolled out the cocoa banana card portable taste of the tropics that uses liquid nitrogen to freeze the chocolate covered fruit, he said customers began showing up the moment he did you

got to do is open up my open up the thing and people started lining up for frozen bananas. and while there is plenty of fun to be had, there's also a warning for out of town visitors, especially here at ocean beach. there are strong rip currents and sneaker waves and people have drowned here in the past. remember that even knee high water? can be dangerous in san francisco at ocean beach, christien kafton ktvu fox two news. alright. will it be another beach day today? because now it's friday. so is it still going to be pretty nice, even though there's no fog there, but there's more of a westerly breeze. so it's there was no fog yet. that i can find but will not be as hot as yesterday. so still be nice. but there f a westerly component that's going to pick up later today. so fog is probably not that far away. when you get to be nineties inland, it's usually not. water temps are cold by the way. mostly sending for your giant forecast. no problems today. it looks nice again. you can do three or four forecast for the

giants game. it will be okay now the weekend it will be different next week will be a whole difference forecast. that's for sure. record highs. gilroy yesterday 97 san jose 94 oakland 89 santa rosa 92 sfo tied 89 half moon bay also tied 1991. all the other records, though, went back to 1989. 1989 was a four or five day really hot stretch. that was a that was an impressive one. so this is just one day now, erica says. the hottest my car picked up yesterday at the maze. i see it, erica. i see it. it's right there. it says 90. car thermometers tend to run a little warm, but you know what? oakland was 89 good enough. i think you're probably very close there. santa rosa, san francisco , livermore and san jose arrows are pointing down now that means cooler, so seventies and eighties. by the time we get the money, this will be in the fifties and sixties, so huge change on the forecast. the hottest day was yesterday on monday cooler, windy and it sure looks like some rain is coming in on monday. believe it or not,

i know it's hard to believe, but that's the way it's looking. very warm in the higher elevations. so what would the west wind has picked up at sonoma mountain, also at mount diablo, so eventually this will start to cool down, but there's still some very warm air loft. forties fifties on attempts to a few, even their sixties san jose's 59 hayward 58, oakland 58 city 58 upper forties, though in the san mateo coast pacific at this time was 66 yesterday. monterrey nl granada upper forties 64 los altos hills still warm there 50 and atherton mid fifties around foster city, san mateo, belmont. that san carlos system coming in is falling apart, but that's going to do a couple of things system will drop down from the north. that's going to crank up the wind. wind advisory starts over the weekend for saturday morning and goes through sunday afternoon evening. so that's a that's a that takes care of your way. if your weekend on the wind department and on monday look at that. it's trying to bring some rain in here. i hope it's right. i really do. 60 seventies eighe same on sunday, except

for the win, and then a huge drop on those temps and maybe some marine monday. thank you, steve. coming up next and grand style, ellen must open. tesla's new gigafactory in the lone star state. his explanation on why he moved operations to california to texas, and scientists say people along the gulf and east coast need to get ready for an active hurricane season.

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spo, including san francisco, spent federal covid relief money to bolster their police forces. the american rescue plan provided some $350 billion to state and local governments. british daily the guardian examine covid government spending and found san francisco spent nearly 200 of its $312 million on police in

the sheriff's office. ella spent half of its covid relief money on its police department. cities say law enforcement played a vital role in covid response, including opening emergency operation centers and providing security at testing and vaccination sites. a federal appeals court is upholding president biden's vaccine mandate for federal employees. in a 2 to 1 rolling, the new orleans appellate court reversed the lower court's decision and dismissed a lawsuit challenging the mandate now the appeals court ruled that the federal judge did not have jurisdiction and the plaintiffs should have pursued administrative remedies under the civil service law. president biden last september issued an executive order requiring all executive branch agency employees to get the vaccine or face discipline, including being fired. the white house says president biden has tested negative for covid and will continue to be tested as part of his regular schedule. there were concerns about the spread of the virus through

washington. as the house speaker nancy pelosi is the latest big name political figure to test positive for office says so far she has been asymptomatic. she was seen kissing the president on the cheek. at an affordable care act event earlier this week . white house says she's not considered a close contact. do you guys say that president biden was not a close contact with speaker pelosi when there is video of the speaker kissing him? well peter the way that it is defined as by the center for disease control, the cdc and their definition of it is 15 minutes of contact within a set period of time. ah and within six ft. it did not meet that bar. other figures in washington , who have tested positive for covid recently include cabinet members. several congressional members, the vice president's communication director and president biden's sister. valerie. looks like the upcoming atlantic hurricane season will

be a very active, one reporter steve bender tells us experts predict warmer than average waters will contribute to almost 20 named tropical storms this year. we're less than two months away from the hurricane season. it looks like it will be another active one. the colorado state university forecasting team releasing their annual hurricane season projection numbers thursday. the university's tropical meteorology project, predicts there will be a total of 19 named tropical storms, nine hurricanes and four major hurricanes appearing in the atlantic ocean, the caribbean and the gulf of mexico is going to be a similar season in 2022 to what we had in 2021. that's above average, but not crazy. above average, like 2020. the group, which has been issuing forecasts since 1983 says the four major storms this year will be category three hurricanes or higher. and they say the reason we'll see such an active season is warmer than average waters. the most important thing to

remember is it only takes one storm no matter how many storms we have, even if we only have three or four. if one comes over your city, it will be a year. you'll never forget. storms typically feed off of warm waters and slight changes in the wind. the lack of an el nino condition means there will be less wind shear to tear the storms apart in the atlantic. for those wondering what an l nino condition is will it occurs when surface water in the equatorial pacific becomes warmer than average and east winds blow weaker than normal? the hurricane season will run from june 1st to november 30th in new york. steve bender, fox news. all right. thank you, steve. and we go to our steve here. i mean, this talk about not out of londrina, which is the colder ocean temps and all projections, keep it very slow turn even to get to neutral. and the key is because i did take some notes that we have la nina . we don't get a lot of rain, usually for the atlantic, they

do not want strong wind. because that tends to chew up the formation of hurricanes a la nina does not tell nino would do that stronger upper level winds, whereas a la nina does not so i would be hesitant to say anything's el nino right now. it's just not happening yet. we've been stuck in la nina, which is colder ocean temps for 2.5 years and the latest projections don't take us out of it. all right, so little premature to say the waters or maybe they will later. but right now, they're not. all right. you're opening day forecast. we're going to make it there it is, okay. mostly sunny. no fog yet can't find any so 72 looks nice again just depends on where some areas that might be warm to hot. others will be comfortable, but it won't be as hard as yesterday. gilroy san jose oakland, santa rosa all set record highs. sfo tied all of those went back to 1989. which was a really hot about four or five days, half moon bay's 80 tied going back to 1991, santa rosa, san francisco livermore, san jose livermore's 91 was also

a record. the old record was 89. but eighties for inland areas for most and seventies for a lot near the coast in bay or upper sixties. even for some, this is a huge change. this happens in april, not thinking nothing terribly unusual, but this will be a big swing from thursday to monday when we'll have fifties and sixties and it does look like some rain. higher elevations that are still warm. we haven't brought any cooling at the key is going to be those system dropping down. these will drop maybe into the thirties. by the time we get the monday or tuesday, something to watch here. forties for some fifties for others. upper forties now mill valley nevado, santa rosa, mid fifties low fifties. most locations are in the fifties while south those hills 64, but look at montara and el granada. upper forties there down a good 10 15 degrees. from yesterday so cooler over by the coast, even though there's not much in the way of any fog right now, the wind will be a big factor on the weekend. it starts at five a.m. it being a wind advisory and goes through five p.m. sunday. so that takes care of your weekend and then we will focus

on monday. not only cool and windy with upper fifties sixties, it sure looks like some rain and maybe some serious snow is on the way. sixties seventies eighties on your attempts today, and by tomorrow it'll be seventies and then by monday, it'll be fifties and sixties, you guys okay. thank you, steve . coming up just a few hours from now. president biden judge kahtani brown jackson will speak from the white house, the impact she could make on the nation's highest court. that story coming and california woman became a millionaire by accident. we're going to tell you how pushing the wrong button is now changing her life. 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.

here lawmakers are considering a bill that would make a four day work week. the standard for large companies. the bill would require companies with more than 500 workers to pay overtime. after 32 hours in a week, larger companies also would not be allowed to cut employee pay to compensate for the missing work day during the week l. a county assembly member, cristina garcia , tells the chronicle the measure would improve work, life balance and help women re enter the labor force after the pandemic. but when you chamber of commerce opposes the bill, saying it will stunt job growth time now. 5 55 a new report from the fbi finds cybercrimes are on

the rise and becoming more sophisticated. over the last couple of years, the american workforce has gone more virtual than ever, giving internet criminals a new opportunity to target victims. according to the fbi's 2021 internet crime report . losses have no tripled since 2020 jumping from $2 billion to more than 6.9 billion in 2021. the report says. email scams cost people the most followed by investment scams and romance scams. if you're getting communication from someone that you think you know, and there's no history of communication in that channel, whether it's text email you name it a new email address anything that looks off if there's a request for money that's associated with it. always stop and take a second and really evaluate to make sure that you're speaking to who you think you are. last year, nearly 850,000 complaints of suspected internet crime were filed. a four year old boy from hayward

is fighting for his life as he is battling a particularly resistant form of cancer. and now a nonprofit is asking for the public's help. it's ktvu s and rubin explains. they're raising money to send him and his family and a trip of a lifetime to disney world. hi, hank. this is hank, the tank otherwise known as henry carpenter of hayward. at four years old, he's already spent half his life battling cancer. it all started when the family noticed a small lump on his head. few days later, he was diagnosed with stage four neuroblastoma, and it was everywhere are the size of a softball on his adrenal gland. it had also spread to his bone marrow, and she was brain and hank's cancer turned out to be stubborn. his treatment worked for a little while, but not well enough, and he progressed. so the family made a decision they would try treatment with specialists at memorial sloan kettering in new york. at first , hank and his mom, allie moved

there for the year. now they go back and forth each month. dad and two siblings stay behind. where do we fly to? new york and home. um who down at the hotel. these trips these two years have been incredibly hard on the whole family. and so the nonprofit campaign one at a time is trying to help them with a different kind of travel. they're trying to raise $5000 to send the carpenters to disney world. we really, really believe in giving these families dream trips to look forward to all together something happy something outside of the hospital, something separate from all the trauma. the family is hoping by late summer, hank might be well enough to go. the latest treatment seems to be shrinking his tumors. still while hank is tough, this cancer has been to clear one area than it. it pops up somewhere else. but the family is hopeful and they say the prospect of a little disney magic might be just what they need to keep

going and to be able to make, uh a type of memory that would just we would last forever would be just i feel like priceless so we never know what's going to happen. campaign one at a time is based in california and helps fundraise for kids battling severe illness. they're hoping to raise the $5000 for hank the tank by next tuesday. we'll have a link on ktvu .com with how to help and reuben ktvu, fox. two news, all right, thank you, anne. for that story, imagine becoming a millionaire by accident. that's exactly what happened to one woman in los angeles now. but kedra edwards says she was shopping a few months ago when she put $40 into a lottery ticket machine. she was in the middle of deciding which games to play when a quote rude person bumped into her, prompting her to accidentally hit the button for a $30 scratchers ticket. well that ticket ended up being a $10 million winner. she plans to use

that prize money to start a nonprofit and buy a house. up next to women walking to south outside of south bay middle school are hit by a car killed the search this morning for the driver suspected of that hit and run and giga, texas. elon musk opens his billion dollar tesla manufacturing plant, the biggest in the country. we're gonna hear from him, speaking at his texas size bash coming up. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two how you made it happy friday. you're ready for the weekend, aren't you am i bet you are. i'm frank mallicoat on opening day as well. yes very nice. i'm pam cook today friday. neutral a case you forgot it was friday. we'll say it a few more times, maybe a couple more times. steve has good news for us because it is cooling down as we head into the weekend i knew was friday when i woke up, right

. you guys were talking about friday yesterday. that's true to ive. always young kind of start selling. all right. we have a lot of fifties here, although the sonoma county airport has dipped to 49 in town, it's 51. the city is at 58 a lot of 50 0 critic, livermore, palo alto and san jose looks good today. so far, no fog wouldn't be surprised if some maybe pops up here a little bit. keep an eye on it, but it will be a little cooler. it'll be much cooler coast in bay. mostly sunny, so cool to mild morning. still a lot of eighties inland, maybe a few operators, but we were hotter yesterday. temps now seventies and eighties. alright sally, do believe it is in the city. have you arrived, my friend? are you getting close? well if you look at my picture here, i'm with camera technician keith crook and we are here and over there is reds job. a house . it's not quite open yet, but we're heading over to the park. so we're going to be one of the first people here. although we are not the first people here there are the park is lit up. the employees are already here.

so if you're coming to the home opener get here. early parking is going to be at a premium. let's take a look at some traffic cameras. now we'll go to the bay bridge. it's getting a little bit more crowded at the bay bridge here at the toll plaza. you can see the traffic is crowded. there's also the metering lights are on on the bridge. we didn't have too much of a hard time getting their into san francisco gets better after treasure island. looking at a live picture now of interstate 80 in oakland that traffic is moving along very nicely. and if you are driving in the north bay or let's say contra costa county highway four coming in through pittsburgh and another crash near the willow pass grade on highway four, so we'll watch that for you. but yesterday, howie four had that terrible day. today we're hoping for better now, let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. sal san jose police are investigating a hit and run where two women were killed as they crossed the street. ktvu amanda quintana joins us now from our newsroom with the details. amanda san jose has been seen a trend of rising traffic deaths. this is the

city's 13th and 14th pedestrian deaths. this year, which is already more than half of the pedestrian death scene in all of last year. 2021 it happened around 6 30 last night near scala avenue in oakton court, right in front of the middle school there. okal esteem academy. the driver took off and both women were rushed to the hospital where they died. police are still working to figure out who that driver is, and they haven't released a description of the vehicle. yet a neighbor says she's worried about walking in the area after hearing about so many pedestrians being hit recently. the weather is getting nice, so i want to take my kids out on a walk, and i mean we've got now i have to be careful because they both are going to start walking and i mean, i just hope that it gets better and we need a traffic light right here. it's ridiculous. even with cross walker, even the cross walkers have to, like, stop and stand in the middle of the street and tell the cars just stop because they will keep going. she says.

cars go down that road too fast, even doing donuts in the middle of the night. right now, there is a crosswalk with flashing lights there, but neighbors want to see better lighting or a traffic, light added, especially in front of that school. the city does have a vision zero task force aimed at reducing traffic deaths. it was formed after one of the deadliest years in 2019 right now, the names of those victims have not been released yet live in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu, fox tunis. thank you, amanda. three alameda police officers involved in the death of mario gonzalez will not face charges. the district attorney's office says the evidence does not support criminal charges, calling the use of force reasonable now the 26 year old gonzalez died while being restrained last year after officers responded to calls of an intoxicated man and a theft. the coroner found. gonzalez died from methamphetamine use combined with the stress of being restrained federal civil rights lawsuit filed against the city by gonzalez's mother is

still pending. a former state employee has been sentenced to prison for her role in a scheme that defrauded the california department of public health of $2 million.48 year old christine . i will moto has been sentenced to two years in prison and ordered to pay $481,000 in restitution to was convicted of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering. at the office of aids between december 2017 and november 2018 will moto and others used fake in this and a shell company to divert at least $2 million in cash, gift cards and purchases. time now is 605. today a russian rocket struck a train station in eastern ukraine, killing more than 30 people and injuring more than 100. cranium officials say 4000 people were at the rail station. in ukraine when it was said most for women, children and the elderly heating calls to evacuate to safer areas as

russia intensifies its attacks on the area. in another city 40 miles outside of kiev, kiev. rather rescue teams search for bodies in the rubble of blown up buildings. russian forces have increased their attacks on mario opal. which thousands of people remain trapped, making it very dangerous for those trying to escape at a meeting between the g seven foreign ministers and nato taking place in brussels, secretary of state anthony blinken pledged support for ukraine, while ukraine's foreign minister said again what his country needs our weapons. participation of all of these allies and partners highlights the remarkably broad coalition of countries from around the world. that are united and standing with ukraine. and against the russian government's aggression. i think the yield that ukraine is offering is fair. you give us weapons. we sacrifice our lives and the war is contained in ukraine. this is it. according to the pentagon, all russian troops have cleared

the capital region as some residents have begun to return uncertain of what they'll come home to a growing number of ukrainian refugees are now trying to seek safety in the u. s. by entering through mexico more than 2000. ukrainian refugees have already gathered in shelters in tijuana, waiting to be processed to enter the u. s. us customs and border officials are increasing staff in san diego to help with the process. they say they are hoping to admit 600 refugees a day. all this helps us ukrainians that we have fought. we have place to sleep. you know , we have everything because people in variable, for example, they don't have anything. no water, not to no food. nothing. now, the biden ministrations has promised to accept a total of 100,000 ukrainian refugees. well, legal problems are expanding against the nfl just after the attorneys general and six states threatened to investigate the league for gender discrimination. two more

black coaches are now joining discrimination lawsuit. former arizona cardinal head coach steve wilks has joining the class action lawsuit, saying he was fired after one season, never given a chance to show what he could do. ray horton has been an assistant coach in the league since 1994 he interviewed for the tennessee titans said coaching job back in 2016. the titans eventually hired mike malarkey, who said in a 2020 podcasts at the owner's told him. he was going to get the job before they finished interviewing other candidates. we see the spirit of the rooney rule, but we also far too often see the letter of the rooney rule being checked off on lists , and we're seeing that today and i applaud ray horton and steve wilks coming out again. they suffer potentially the same threat that brian flores faced when he came out. former miami

dolphins head coach brian flores filed an original discrimination lawsuit that happened back in february thought he had a shot at the new york giants coaching job, but claims they were always going to hire a white coach for that position, and that florist was only being interviewed to comply with the rooney rule requiring teams to seek minority candidates he has sent signed with the pittsburgh steelers. today opening day for the bay area's to major league baseball teams, the a's on the road at a national league park there in philadelphia that take on the phillies at new time the giants begin their season at home. for the first time since 2000 and nine they'll take on the miami marlins and oracle park giants at the ballpark yesterday, getting in that last and final workout before opening day. san francisco, of course, coming off an incredible 107 when season in 2021 most wins and their long history as a franchise, and their manager gabe kapler, says the giants are ready to defend that national league west

division title. last year was extremely exciting year on so many fronts, and we have players have. yeah extraordinary years, so i think everybody is looking to build on that success, and i don't think that means like winning a certain number of games. but i think continuing to improve our processes and our practices. gabe kapler calling on giants young ace logan web to be the starting pitcher. today's home opener. first pitch 1 35 at oracle this afternoon. stay right here with morning sun to on this friday all morning long for complete coverage of the giants big opening day. we're going to have live team coverage from oracle park. a little bit later this morning. in fact, some of them are already over there. here our own south castaneda. there he is outside the ballpark. does it feel out there? it's supposed to be a little cooler than yesterday. well it feels good. we just arrived here in the parking lot

and just about to get out, but i had to do to take care of the little business here because you're saying well, there's a little traffic out there. yes there is. first of all, let's go to the bay bridge. i can show it to you there you can see traffic is backed up at the toll plaza. it's not a big backup, but it is backed up anyway. if you are driving into san francisco, i do also want to mention that the east bay commutes are mostly okay. there's 8 80. oakland that looks pretty good. i do have a crash to tell you about westbound highway four at bailey road. and just after yesterday, i think people might be a little shy about using westbound before it's right there. so if you're getting on and conquered, you would avoid that 6 80 looks pretty good heading down south to walnut creek and westbound. 24 is also looking good. so those are the trouble spots. it is still early, you can get a commute. i just want to warn you that, um today it's going to be a little tough to get in and out of san francisco. it's going to be the home opener, obviously, and this tough on the road,

so i would recommend using barred or the ferried again in and out, maybe public transportation of some sort parking down here, by the way is almost i would say it's virtually non existent on opening day. sometimes they charge $100 to park in some of the close lots here, so have your mr or mrs moneybags. that's good for you. but for the rest of us, you might want to consider using part. it is 6 12. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal fire protection district is partnering with pg and e on natural gas safety. now they held an exercise yesterday to simulate an emergency, including gas line leaks and ruptures. the groups say the coordinated drill is in response to an increase in people such as construction crews accidentally hitting gas lines and causing gas leaks throughout the bay area. pg and the fire department reviews extensive training when they worked together on different events and training events. how to handle these types of emergencies, and this

is the culmination of that, so they're responding out do their training. they know what to do. the compass is type instance. these types of emergencies and they're going to act as if they would in a real live event. now pg and e is urging people to call it's 811 line before starting home projects that involved digging. it's a free service to locate any underground gas lines. up next benjamin hall. he is a reporter who was injured covering the russian ukraine war. he just detailed his significant injuries in a social media posts will share those with you coming up. and president biden and judge tangie brown jackson scheduled to speak at the white house in just a few hours from now up. next we have a look at her impact on th

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u. s. supreme court. former president barack obama tweeted out this photo saying this is a great day for america and a proud moment in our history. today judge jackson will join president biden at the white house, where they are both expected to deliver remarks. ktvu is jana katsuyama reminds us the confirmation of the first black woman to the u. s court. does not represent an ideological shift, but it does break barriers. the a's are 53 days of 47 cheers erupted in the senate chambers a standing ovation as judge catania brown jackson was confirmed. these photos were taken at the white house as she stood with president biden becoming the first black woman to take a seat on the united states. supreme court i was overwhelmed with joy , just elated for attorney chamber benton hayes, former president of the black women, lawyers of northern california judge jackson, now a new role model for younger black attorneys. it's important that

she shattered this glass ceiling for african american women. and that she's showing that we deserve to be in that space and have a voice. us supreme court is slowly but surely moving forward to look like america adores hazard. nortel who was the first black woman judge in northern california, says judge jackson likely will play an important role on the court. that split 6 to 3 between conservatives and liberals. history shows us that as time goes on, uh, sometimes needs dissenting opinions eventually become the majority opinions. so i think she will be very important. she writes beautifully. her positions on cases so we'll see where it goes. her confirmation also showed that she could appeal across political divides, with three republican senators siding with the 50 democrats. in the face of fierce republican opposition. i think what impressed me the most was her grace. control the way she kept

her head up her dignity. alameda county's chief public defender, says he's also excited to see judge jackson make history as the first former public defender on the highest court. public defenders actually enforce the constitution. they're there to fight for people's rights, her skill set from doing that work is going to be so mean so valuable on the bench. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. a college football player who was shot by, uh, san jose police officer is filing a civil lawsuit against the city of san francisco. it happened at a mexican restaurant near san jose state university. march the 27th attorneys for 20 year old k on green say he was attacked by a man he didn't know. they say one of the man's friends then pulled out a gun and pointed it. at that point, they say, green took the gun. it was backing out of the restaurant, holding the gun above his head when he was shot

by the police. green suffered four gunshot wounds. ninjas hurt knowing that. i can't play football this year, but i'm gonna try my hardest to make the comeback. no one should have to go through such a tragic such a preventable such a life altering event. alone. san jose. police say they do not respond on any pending litigation as a matter of department policy, but police say they are conducting a full investigation into that shooting. it is 6 19 on this friday, and it is already getting a little cooler. so for everybody heading out to the ballpark, steve, though, still need the hat and the sunscreen and the yes especially if you're in the lower bowl, you know? yeah but maybe towards the end of the game. you're gonna need to be more of a west wind. you know, that's a tough call. good idea. good idea. i agree. never

know it's even the fog came in right easier to get warm than it is to cool off. sometimes that's true. we can have temperatures that maybe would be anywhere from about 70 75. i'm going around 72 here. it looks nice, but there is a more of a west wind. i'll show you some observations in the city that are already having a west wing and higher humidity. no fog yet. but i would expect the letter part of the game the west wind to kick up a little bit yesterday. that was all about gilroy, san jose, oakland and santa rosa setting record highs. sfo and half moon bay tied all of these, except for half moon bay were from 1989. april 1989. that was a four or five day stretch of blistering heat really was followed by unseasonably cool conditions and some rain. well, guess what same thing is going to happen this time and maybe even a little more than just light rain that way it's looking, but we'll go from nineties to maybe upper fifties sixties by the time we get the monday so the hardest day was yesterday with eighties and nineties. even 100 sound in

southern california believe it or not to fifties and sixties cool or windy and possible rain in san francisco yesterday. this time there were a lot of sixties. there are a lot of fifties right now and more of a westerly breezes. this kicked in west southwest. look at the humidity levels. 90% 90% wasted 14 west southwest at 11, west southwest. so these are all east or northeast yesterday. forties fifties on attempts here and temperatures will be cooler. today you can see some forties to the north upper lakes in their lakeville in their windsor, rohnert park, petaluma , novato, even bodega bay low fifties to mid fifties from pope valley napa. two american canyon sas elite of 56, nevada, those 48 system coming into the north will weaken fall apart, but it does open the door for a west wind. and then a strong system will dig down from the pacific northwest, and they wind advisories already out for the weekend. five, a.m. saturday to five p.m. sunday and on monday on monday. there's looks like sierra snow and maybe some rain for us monday, maybe late monday

into tuesday and again on thursday, 60 seventies eighties on your highs today cooler, windy on saturday more cooling and still windy on sunday than big drop. and maybe some rain monday. pam sounds great. thank you. steve oakland mayor libby shaft took a shot at las is notn against the city that's trying to take the a's. in san francisco, known for its high costs, and that includes construction. new numbers show how the city compares with the rest of the world.

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.

thet in a town hall with twitter employees to answer questions about his appointment to the board of directors. now the washington post reports the company wants must to address questions about his role and intentions. after he bought a 9% stake in twitter. musk has tweeted that he wants to work with twitter to make quote

significant improvements. post reports. internal conversations at twitter have questioned whether musk's values align with the companies. musk has another reason to celebrate. the billionaire hosted the grand opening of his new tesla gigafactory in austin, texas. yesterday he welcomed about 15,000 guests for tours. musk says the $1 billion facility will generate at least 20,000 direct jobs and 100,000 indirect employment opportunities. musk and tesla corporate headquarters moved from california to austin last year. this is now our six major factory, and now we're in three continents, so it's actually a great for us to have two major vehicle plants in north america, an awesome factory in china and one of europe that i was just at recently. um so this is going to be a huge improvement for tesla. now musk says the move is also

good for the environment, since more cars won't have to be shipped from overseas. a new report ranks san francisco as the sixth most expensive city in the world for building, according to arcade is a building consulting company. typical inflation on construction materials in the city. it's just about 15% now. that's set san francisco past zurich. to sixth place in the rankings. london by the way, topped the list as the most expensive city to build. the caltrain board of directors is updating the public on its 51 mile electrification project. officials say the $2.4 billion project remains on budget, but there was a delay in the construction of one section because of last month's fiery crash on the tracks in san bruno, and that involved in electrification equipment vehicle. the crash injured 13 people. that segment of the project was expected to be completed last month. it's now delayed until may, construction began in 2017. it's now on track to be completed in 2024. well

next time you visit your local library, you might be able to check out a free visit to a state park. it's part of a pilot program with the state parks and the first partners office. each library will have at least three passes for free vehicle day. use good at all. participating state parks. anyone with a library card can check one out and they will be available through may. well he's one of the suspects accused in the shooting of lady gaga dog walker and stealing her two french bulldogs will tell you why the suspect is now out of jail. and tickets are still available for today's opening day game at oracle park. we have a look at some of the promotions the giants are planning for fans throughout the season.

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a's and our south. caston eight is an oracle park this morning for the giants some open we're going to hear from him. plus what oddsmakers think about the giants chances of winning the world series. from ktvu. box two news. this is mornings on team and that is designer brands ringing that opening bell live at the new york stock exchange this morning. they're celebrating 30 years in the footwear industry designer brands parent company of dsw shoes and comodo group founded by designer muto markets. uh little mix, they were all headed higher. ah but now it's a little bit mixed, but we'll have your business news coming up in the next hour of morning sun, too. thank you for waking up with us. i would like to watch all of them taking photos and their julie haener ringing the bell. oh, yeah. one day to do it. sure fun. thank you for joining us. i'm pam cook. everybody happy friday. i'm frank mallicoat. today's friday april, the eighth better known as opening day. let's get that forecast. talk about the weekend too, because

it's going to cool down a little bit of changes here, and we also have a change right now. on the picture here, you'll see i see a little bit of fog. right there, okay? fog is coming back. very shallow, very patchy, but it's there. a couple of upper forties santa rosa 49 palo alto 49 58 in the city, but i think that's going to drop. when the fog shows up. usually that's a sure sign. humidity levels are now 90% for a few locations system coming into the north is opening the door to more of a west or west southwest breeze so cool to mild morning mostly sunny, not as hot coast in bay were really dropped here. these are always tricky over by the coast inland will still be in the eighties. alright sal is at the yard. so to speak there. where are you, sal? i'm a top of the bleachers here, steve and i've noticed a couple of things here. georgia cameraman panning off. we are the first ones here that are not employees are plenty of employees already here. doing

the job. getting here from the bay bridge was not that bad to go back to the traffic angle and just to remind you that if you're coming out here to oracle park today, i do want to mention that getting here by transit. is the best way i can already tell that the parking is going to be at a premium. if you bring your car and you want to park close, you may have to spend $100 at last you got that kind of cash? well good for you, but the rest of us can come with transit. now i want to put up one map here at the top here just to show you that highway four. still a little bit slow as you come up over the hill to conquer because of a crash. that's not injury. they're clearing it. bailey but the rest of the commute for this friday morning so far looks to be okay at 6 32. let's go back to the headlines, all right. we were just chatting lot. a now has condos. so if you are driving get there early and good luck. well you heard steve say the bay area temperatures will cool off considerably today following one

of the warmest april days on record here in the bay area yesterday, many people headed to bay area beaches to beat the heat temperatures that are usually in the sixties. in the city this time of year climbed into the eighties, some inland areas had temperatures well into the nineties, berry ice cream parlors were also popular spots for those looking for a place to cool off. i decided to come to shah's because i've been coming here for about 20 years. and what did you get the best flavor of all time, cookies and cream.g to cool down dramatically over the weekend and big time. come monday and tuesday. fire is getting ready for the peak of california's fire season earlier than normal this year. the agency plans to begin hiring hundreds of seasonal firefighters next week, six weeks earlier than in the past years. that's due to the extremely dangerous fire conditions in california, caused by three years of drought, and

the first three months of this year have been among the driest on record here in california. fauci hp is investigating a deadly pedestrian accident on interstate 5 80. it happened in the westbound lanes west of high street in oakland, just after nine o'clock last night. initial reports from the chp say that someone had been walking in the slow lane when that person was hit. by at least one car and the california highway patrol also investigating a freeway shooting on highway 5 80 that injured one person. chp says it happened around 1 50 yesterday afternoon interstate 5 80 near first street in livermore. the shooting prompted authorities to actually shut down all of the eastbound 5 80 lanes for some three hours, which caused a massive backup during the height of the commute. chp says the victim is expected to be okay. no word yet on any suspects or what may have led up. to that highway shooting. fox news

correspondent benjamin hall is opening up about his injuries he suffered while covering the russia ukraine war. he posted this picture of himself lying in a hospital bed. wearing an eye patch. he said he lost half a leg on one side and a foot on the other. he ended the tweet was saying feels lucky to be here. he also paid tribute to two of his colleagues who died in that same attack 55 year old photo journalist pierre zakariyah ski and ukrainian journalist alexandra kushnick nova. we want to help you connect to the many bay area groups working on humanitarian relief for ukraine. you can scan that. q r code at the bottom of your screen with your phone and you'll be taken to a website. that will help you find a way to help. well, the man accused of shooting lady gaga dog walker has now been mistakenly released from his los angeles jail cell dog walker. ryan fisher spent several weeks in the hospital following the shooting in february of last year. he told

los angeles police he was shot after he refused to turn over. lady gaga is three french bulldogs 23 men who confronted him on the street. the suspected shooter, james jackson, was released from custody on wednesday. reportedly due to a clerical error at the jailhouse , and authorities are now scrambling to put him back behind bars. battle over the oakland a's has now led to war of words between the mayors of oakland and los vegas. oakland mayor libby shaft was asked about the negotiations over waterfront ballpark for the a's near jacqueline at square, one point, chef said. environmental considerations are more complicated on the california coast, then quote the gross desert of las vegas. well, it seemed to be meant as a joke, but it appeared the mayor of las vegas. took those remarks seriously. we're very proud of who we are, and we just welcome our 42 million visitors and know that will do nothing but increase and of course, we have become a mecca for major league

sports. and whoever would have thought of that and this little desert town of las vegas. with a little bit of a twinkle their little desert town it in a little bit. oakland lost the raiders of coast to las vegas in 2020 and could possibly lose the ace to that very same city. in response, mayor chef tweeted out . i respect every mayor sticking up for her town, but i just can't apologize for preferring are gorgeous california coastline over a swell turley dessert. this of course, opening day. both the aids and the giants play today. the oakland a's are beginning their 2022 season on the road. they will face the phillies out east. earlier this week, the ace traded their likely opening day picture right there chaman area. going to rejoin bob melvin, the manager of the padres had san diego right hander frankie montas has now scheduled to start for the ace athletics missed the playoffs last season. they had a good record, though 86 76 came in third place in

american league west. big questions for giants fans this season. can the team repeat last year's success carried on through the playoffs, but vegas is not betting on it. the heated doctors are the clear favorites . they loaded up again, followed by the blue jays. who are very good, and the houston astros giants are tied with the phillies for 12 best chance to win the series. he's a real long shots 27th at a 30 major league teams. more of the giants begin their new season today at home against the miami marlins. there at oracle park giants were out of the ballpark yesterday, getting in one last workout before the day today, san francisco coming off that incredible 107 win season in 2021, the most wins in the long history of the franchise and the giants are now ready to defend their national league west division title manager gabe kapler is calling on the giants young, a slogan web to be the starting pitcher in today's home opener. and stay with us here on

mornings onto throughout the morning for complete coverage of the giants opening day stay with us for our live team coverage from oracle park later this morning and rest assured will be covering the a's when they come back home next week, so i know we have a lot of ace fans will say, hey, what about the a's? but there's style. come home first. yes they do. sal's out at the park today. how how does it feel out their sound? not too hot. well i don't know if you remember maybe a week or two ago i was out at march madness standing in front of chase center, and that morning was really cold right here. right now. it's mild, mild. what a huge difference you can see. as george pens off this is going to be a beautiful day. they have the bunting up here at oracle park every once in a while. i still want to slip up and say 18 t park, but it's oracle park. and so we're here. we're going to have a live show from hr alive elements at eight and a

live show at nine here at oracle park in san francisco. if you're trying to get here one last thing before i do a little traffic report here is i want to let you know that parking is at a premium. you should plan to use transit to get here. there's so many good options. you don't want to be parking down here. it's going to be very expensive and also hard to get so transit is the best way and also getting out of the city is going to be tough. alright, let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that that traffic is going to be already backed up so sometimes on fridays. if you look at the toll plaza here sometimes on friday, we haven't light. i think a lot of people are coming into san francisco. for whatever reason they want to get on the road early and there is a big back up here at the toll plaza. let's take a look at interstate 80 80 see if i can pull that up here. interstate 80 in oakland looks okay. you can see that traffic is moving well, and we're keeping an eye on highway four because highway four did have a problem, but that's been cleared now. so better news if you're driving from antioch to concord, 6 80 looks good as well from concord

to walnut creek. alright it's 6 40. let's talk about the weather . and steve, remember i was freezing. my you know what off last time out here from march madness my blank off. your ever loving no. and right now it's a nice and mild out here. i'm not . you know, i have a sports coat on, but i'm not really that cold. that's good to know, sal. i think it'll be it wasn't in that yesterday was much warmer. hot today will be nice. it's next week, man. it'll be cold. he'll be back to that chase feeling you had. next week. but today you're good to go. alright today, mostly sunny. a little bit of patchy fog is showing up in the city. now officially what when 68, but you usually runs a little warmer over there at oracle, so it's 70 70. but there is a west wind beginning to pick up yesterday was all about record heat. gilroy san jose, oakland and santa rosa. all set records. sfo and half moon bay tied except for half moon bay. all the other previous records were from 1989. that was a very hot stretch for five day stretch

of 90 degree temps for many, so this is only well, this is one and done. santa rosa san francisco livermore san jose. temperature coming down just depends on what part of the city i've even seen low fifties out of the sunset, so they'll probably not even get over mid sixties out there for us to stay was yesterday with the hazy sunshine. huge changes on the way starts on the weekend with the wind and then cooler, windy with possible range. you're looking likely on monday with fifties and sixties in san francisco. we had all sixties for just about everyone yesterday mid sixties. now you're seeing fifties 52 to 57. so that's a big drop, and the wind is picking up as well west at 14 91% west, southwest west southwest, and a little bit of patchy fog is also arrived forties fifties on the temps. we are running cooler compared to yesterday. east bay times. still a couple of sixties kensington piedmont in there, there's still a little bit of warm air aloft, that's for sure. pittsburgh but most occasions low fifties now for lafayette, also alamo mid fifties around union city. also fremont weak system falling apart, but that's again turning the breeze more of a west

direction. strong system will start to dig down from the pacific northwest, that will give us a wind advisory. saturday morning until sunday evening, and on monday sure, looks like most of the forecast models are painting us with some rain with sierra snow goodness gracious needed for crying out loud to delay that fire season as long as we can 60 seventies eighties on the temps tomorrow, it'll be seventies. same for sunday, then fifties and sixties on monday. thank you, steve. coming up next covid scare at the nation's capital, house speaker nancy pelosi, the very latest dc figure who has tested positive for covid 19. also ahead, cellphone carriers are getting rid of three g networks by the end of the year. but there's a warning about what this means for the safety of vehicles that rely on that technology. also ahead, new climate reports show the planet is on track for irreversible damage coming up in our seven o'clock our mornings on two take a look at how rising temperatures could impact the price and the availability of wine coming up.

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sixs president biden has tested negative for covid and will continue to be tested all part of his regular schedule. there are concerns about the spread of the virus. through the nation's capital is house speaker nancy pelosi is the latest big name political figure to test positive for office says so far. she is a symptomatic. she was seen kissing the president on the cheek at the affordable care act event earlier this week, the white house says she is not considered close contact, though. do you guys say that

president biden was not a close contact with speaker pelosi when there is video of the speaker kissing him? well peter the way that it is defined as by the center for disease control, the cdc and their definition of it is 15 minutes of contact within a set period of time. ah and within six ft. it did not meet that bar. other figures in washington, who have tested positive for covid recently include cabinet members, several congressional members, the vice president's communications director and president, biden, sister. valerie a federal appeals court is upholding president biden's vaccine mandate for federal employees now in a 2 to 1 ruling, the appellate court reversed the lower court's decision and dismissed a lawsuit. challenging the mandate. the appeals court ruled. the federal judge did not have jurisdiction and that the plaintiffs should have pursued administrative remedies under the civil service law. president biden last september issued an executive order requiring all

executive branch agency employees to get the vaccine or face discipline, including losing their jobs. report shows california cities, including san francisco spent federal covid relief money. to bolster their police forces. the american rescue plan provided $350 billion to state and local governments. british daily the guardian examine covid government spending and found san francisco spent nearly 200 of its $312 million on police and the sheriff's office. ella spent half of its covid relief money on its police department. cities say law enforcement played a vital role in covid response. including opening emergency operation centers and providing security and testing and all vaccination sites and this morning's dollars and cents. the price may be going up for a bottle of wine. that's due to the cost of the bottle itself . now the cost of glass bottles in the u. s has climbed as much as 20% during the past year, and some of the nation's top

wineries are now looking at putting their wine in other containers to save money. that would include cans, boxes and even bottles made of aluminum. well 49ers fans may feel a tad nervous this morning star wide receiver deebo. samuel does not seem very happy with the team right now apparently removed all connections with the niners on his instagram page, and it's no longer following the team. samuel was the all pro this season. the 49ers top offensive weapon and instrumental in the postseason run. he plays two positions is entering the final year of his rookie deal and after watching other nfl receivers signed mega contracts this offseason. debo is clearly disgruntled with the progress of his contract negotiations. mm, moving on to baseball. we've been talking about giants opening day throughout morning sun to there's some cool promotions and giveaways this season. here's just some of the events this year. will clark's number 22 jersey will be

retired. that's on july. the 30th giveaways include the brandon belt inspired giants captain hat tomorrow. that's for the 1st 20,000 fans. you can jump in your boat and wear that house proudly. very cool. and remember matt cain's perfect game. well, it will be celebrated on the 10th anniversary june 12th in a matt cain perfeame bubble card.. alright the giants will honor local rap legend and big sports fan e 40 with his own bobblehead day. that's pretty cool saturday . yeah looks just like him to does june the 25th super fun. star wars day is always a popular event each year, fans buying a special ticket will receive an orange c threepio bunco pop figurine. there it is . fans buying the vip package will get the orange and a black figurine as well. and they're also celebrating buster posey. lift it up. i think it's in may.

um you know his retirement. i have buster posey blanket that they gave away one time you know the buster hugs miss him? yeah how about south caston native bobblehead day? coming that i would i would go to that game. i think people would he's speechless. that's very that's very nice. that's very nice of you. that's very nice of you, but i think i'll stick with matt cain and the players we've heard of, but he's got a better arm. that's good enough for me. that's good enough for me being here for the home opener. we're already here and we're going to be doing a live show here a little bit later on. i mean, this is a live show. i'm here, right and getting here today. i just want to let you know that the bay bridge is a little crowded. i do want to go up to a map on highway four, though highway four and 6 80 a little better than they were because we had some earlier crashes. it's getting a little better now, if you're trying to oracle park. i

almost called it 80 and tegan. you're driving the oracle park. make sure you have a plan to park and pay a lot of money if you can split it with someone, these parking lots are charging. 100 maybe $120 to park today, so give yourself plenty of time and i would say, take transit. that's the best way, bart or the ferry or my suggestions. alright it's 6 50 to today's weather. is going to be great. in my humble opinion for the home opener. let's go to steve would agree sal castaneda. is coming back. not too much, but there's a little bit of patchy fog, but it's okay. it won't be as warm as yesterday when it was 86. but it'll still be nice. all the big changes really will be over the weekend and as we head towards next week, but today let's 70 degrees should be nice. a little bit of a westerly breeze, though, is picking up so again, you can do three or four forecasts just for the ballpark itself, depending on where you said 97 gilroy, 94 san jose oakland, 89 in santa rosa 92. those were recf

moon bay tied at 89 1989 still, we broke some records going back to 1989. and he was even southern california. i mean, l a x was 95. burbank was 99 long beach was 100. much much cooler, though it starts today a little bit, and then you can see temporal really dropped as we go to the weekend fifties. we had a lot of mid sixties at this time yesterday, so that's a big drop the westerly breezes kicking in as well. so much more comfortable west at 14 west southwest of 10. community levels. 91% 91% low fifties so these are changes here now 57 in the city upper forties for most to the north lot of fifties here, but we're out. we're down significantly compared to yesterday. 49 montara and 47 el granada. they were in the sixties at this time yesterday. also altos hills still is, but atherton has dropped to 49 as well and you can see our system is making a weak little move to the north. but that's going to be enough to generate the

westerly breeze today and then a wind advisory starts tomorrow. that's from a developing system dropping in over the weekend into early next week. that will take us through five o'clock on sunday. wind advisory and everything right now is saying we'll get some rain and serious no as we head into monday, maybe monday night and tuesday and again on thursday, so big changes on the way it starts a little bit for some today still warm inland, though. with some eighties but coast in bay will be in the sixties seventies and then win will be the big factor on the weekend and much cooler, frank alright. bring it on. thank you, steve. coming up the nfl casing more accusations of gender discrimination in our next hour. the reason to more coaches are joining the lawsuit

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i walk in king street, um just bring back memories when i used to come to the stadium, and what about the fan and i've been here and opening day it's pretty special. it is pretty special and exciting date. oracle park today's opening day for the san francisco giants, and it is the team's first home opener on opening day and more than 10 years. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook everybody. i'm frank mallicoat happy friday. it's opening day. it's april the eighth, and i think if we hearken back to october that final a bat against the dodgers 32 count man on first down a run, one run game game five and boom. called third strike by the umpire down at first base. so i make good today, steve, hopefully. the giants can get out of the gate. strong like they did last have attention to detail. i was just thinking the same thing. i think the umpire was gabe