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 morales on

the peninsula still hurt that i don't remember a thing. not a thing. forties and fifties. it will go to salhi will not be 86 in the city like it was yesterday. there 56 right now. and there is a little bit of some wisps of fog out there and a slight westerly breeze. so it'll be nice, but just not as warm as yesterday. always just take a jacket and be sure there's not much fog yet, but there's some now in the mendocino coast, so the door is open again for a slight westerly breeze and not that east northeast so cool to mild morning for some, mostly sunny, not as hot temperatures. upper sixties seventies still eighties, though inland speaking of the man himself. here he is, he tells us, it's mild out there. still the case. yeah you 56 feels pretty good here. now it's not exactly warm, but i can tell just by being a lifelong san francisco what today is going to turn into if it's not cold now, when it's the coldest , it's going to be better later as the sun comes up, and of

course you always layer your clothing, right? your san francisco and you always have a hoodie with you. at some point. let's talk about the traffic now getting across the base might be a little tough. let's go to the richmond bridge first. i want to show you. the traffic is a little bit slow here at the richmond bridge, and there have been no major issues on the span . getting into san francisco is a little bit heavier than we normally see it on a friday and that's because of today's home opener. i have a feeling and some people are just trying to get in before the crowd. you know what's going to be kind of an atrocious commute would be leaving san francisco this afternoon. the giants game starts at 1 35. it ends at about 4, 30 or so somewhere around that that mixes in with the afternoon commute plan ahead. use transit and by the way parking down here is very expensive. so you might want to think about using transit to get here or get dropped off uber something like that. parking is going to be very expensive. now let's go back to the headlines expensive and that's if you can

find parking their cell. okay we'll see it a little bit. two women were killed in a hit and run as they were walking in san jose last night. ktvu is american tana is live, introduce room with new information just released. in the last hour. amanda? yeah, that's right. frank san jose police just sent out an update with some information about the vehicle that hit those two women. they say it was a newer red pickup truck. they aren't sure what year but immediately after hitting the women, they say the truck took off north bong on capitol expressway. this happened around 6 30 last night near akala avenue. and soaked in court right in front of the middle school esteem academy. police say the women were in a marked crosswalk. when they were hit. they were both rushed to the hospital where they died. san jose has been seen a trend ofic 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 2021 that worries

neighbors there. 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 to stop because they will keep going. beltran says cars go down capital express weight too fast. you can even hear them doing donuts nearby in the middle of the night. right now, there is a crosswalk with flashing lights where those women were hit, but neighbors want to see better lighting or a traffic light added a specially in front of the 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 the victims have not been released. police are asking anyone with information about the driver of that red pickup truck to contact them live in the newsroom.

amanda quintana ktvu fox two news. 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 a federal civil rights lawsuit filed against the city by gonzalez's mother is still pending. time now. 705 a college football player, was shot by a san jose police officer now filing a federal civil rights lawsuit against the city of san jose. this happened at a mexican restaurant near san jose state university's campus on march. the 27th attorneys for 20 year old kayongo green said 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 right at him. at that point, they say, green took the gun and was backing out of the restaurant holding the gun above his head, and that's when he was shot by that 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 restaurant shooting. 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. i will. moto was convicted of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering at the office of aids between december 2017 and november 2018. i will moto and others used fake invoices and a shell company to divert at least $2 million in cash, gift cards and purchases. in marin county. some people who test positive for covid 19 are being prescribed a pill that reduces their chances of severe illness and hospitalization by 89. now according to the marin, i j. there are about 25 new covid cases per day in marin county and the medication plaques covid is being prescribed to between one and three people each day. now it has been taken within five days of the first. it does have to be taken within five days of the first symptoms of covid-19. today a russian rocket struck a train station in

eastern ukraine and killed more than 30. people injured more than 100, creating officials say 4000 people were at the rail station and crematory when it was struck. most were women, children elderly he didn't calls to evacuate safer areas of russia intensifies its attacks on the eastern portion of the country. in another city 40 miles outside of kiev. rescue teams search for bodies in the rubble of blown up buildings. russian forces have increased their attacks mary a poll where thousands of people remain trapped, making him very dangerous for those trying to escape in a meeting between the g seven foreign ministers in nato as taking place in brussels , secretary state antony 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 of the residents have started to come back on certain of what they're coming 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. 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 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. some legal problems are expanding against the nfl just after the attorneys general at six different 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 is joining the class action lawsuit, saying he was fired after one season. never given a chance to show what he could do. horton has been an assistant coach in the league since 1994 in an interview for the tennessee titans head coaching job. he did that back in 2016. the titans eventually hired mike malarkey, who said in 2020 podcast at the owner's told him. he was going to get the job before they finished interviewing some of the other candidates. former miami head coach brian flores filed the original discrimination lawsuit. back in february. today is

opening day for bay areas to major league baseball teams the acer in philadelphia to take on the phillies at noon, the giants begin their season against the miami marlins at oracle park. giants route in 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, 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 calling on the giants young a slogan web to be the starting pitcher in today's home opener, first pitch at 1 35 this afternoon. stay

with us here in morning sun to all morning long for complete coverage of the giants opening day. we're going to have live team coverage were already out there at the power salads. they're letting us know how it is. and just a little. note the days will be back home april 18th a week from monday openers, so that's when their home opener is looking good, sal. alright. okay i guess that was my cue that was your cute out of the ballpark. okay should we try it again? alright well, you know. yeah here we are. we're i'm i'm here already. obviously now i got here and i got on the bridge. sometime in the six o'clock hour. there's already kind of a big traffic jam getting across the bridge into san francisco just before i go into the traffic here. i want to give you some notes about getting to the home opener today . the best way barnabas is transit uni stopped right in front. bart is a good, healthy

walk away and you can take some theories straight to the park. can also take the ferry to the ferry building and have a nice leisurely walked down the embarcadero to the south of market area parking $100 120 dollars for one car if you're parking close that's an awfully expensive in my book. i think i'd rather take transit. alright, let's get to the bay bridge. and see that traffic is a little bit crowded today is going to be a different day in san francisco because the game gets out at about 4 30 or so it's a 1 35 starts so i would say 4 30, maybe four o'clock. depending on how long the game goes. so getting out of san francisco today is going to be tough in your car. you might even if you're you don't want to have anything to do with the giants. the giants. traffic is going to affect you. so we look at the east bay. we haven't had a lot of traffic and our south bend commute that silicon valley commute also looks like so now it's 7 13. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. sal

battle over the oakland a's has the mayors of oakland and las vegas at a war of words in our next half hour. the comments oakland mayor libby chef made about the city. the team is looking to possibly relocate as the biggest tries to steal the ace. take that las vegas plus new climate reports show the planet is on track for ear, reversible damage. we're going to take a look at how rising temperatures could impact not only the price but the availability of wine coming up.

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registry, which was created to stop unwanted sales calls. he then reaches out to telemarketers and makes it clear that he does not want any more of their phone calls. graham then goes to small claims court and sues the companies that continue to call. time now is 7 18, the former chancellor. the sema tell community college district has been charged with corruption. that's according to the chronicle. prosecutors say ronald galatioto fragile lee reported a $10,000 donation for the district students. and employees affected by the tubbs fire on that 2017 state income tax return will the donation was actually made by the college districts. fundraising arm gala tola also allegedly awarded construction projects to vendors who had given him multiple valuable gifts such as concert tickets and international travel opportunities. newly formed wine industry group in sonoma county is denying allegations vineyard owners are being unfair to their workers. those workers are not a

five for safer working conditions due to climate change and the growing number of devastating wildfires. up in one country. but this new coalition vineyard owners denies the workers are being mistreated in any way in the group says the industry is already taken a number of steps to address their safety concerns. the owners of vineyards around the world are warning of a possible wind shortage. now, they say climate change is having a devastating impact on their vineyards that could lead to global shortages and higher wine prices in the near future. french winemakers have been hit especially hard during the past two years. they're dealing with record high temperatures, followed by severe frost. the normal thing in early april. what is less normal is for the plant to already be developed at that point. now these drastically changing temperatures have been reported at one of france's biggest wineries that makes shabbily at its vineyards just south of paris. 7 19 your time let's

check in with us, sally he's front and center oracle park as the giants getting ready to play. little baseball salad. you got a little traffic as well. i do as a matter of fact, and i do want to mention that if you're coming to the home opener, i've been saying it a lot. take transit community stops down here in case you're not familiar. you can take bart. you can also take a federally right to the game. or you can take a ferry to the ferry building and walk down embarcadero. all of those are good options. parking down here is going to be $100, 100 and $20 and some spots. some of the real close lots and then you know, if you get a little bit farther out, you might go down to 50. but it's going to be tough on this opening day in might be tough for the entire weekend. let's go out and take a look at some of these pictures here. you can see that. the traffic is going to be mostly good today. i would say that if you're driving across the bridge, just remember driving in and out of san francisco even if you're not going to the game. is

going to be tough. it's already slow on the bay bridge getting in and leaving san francisco today at about four o'clock that's going to be a bad idea. was your car on the bay bridge or really anywhere because of the traffic and all the people in san francisco? so make sure that you take that in mind. 7 21 , steve. the weather out here is actually pretty good. now it got kind of cold when the sun rose, which is to be expected, but now it's already beginning to turn a little bit. while sally could not say better myself. it will be nice out there just not as warm as yesterday. when it was 86 that we don't expect that today. but thank you, sir. we do have a teeny bit of fog kind of floor. you're not much just a little bit. so it's 70 today for game time there is a west breeze , though beginning to kick in. i'll show you that for a few. and our friendly and barney's. she did say, go giants. i couldn't fit it in there. but, she says, happy, happy cooler friday sp. got a new rain gauge. so i was wondering if any rain will christian at any time. so

yes, monday monday, it looks like it monday. maybe monday night into tuesday. more on that in just a second. gilroy 97 yesterday. san jose 94 oakland 89 santa rosa 92. those were records. sfo's 89 tied half of the base 80 tied as well. only half moon bay's was not from 1989 1989 was a scorching week. that was a four or five day event. this is only one a day. santa rosa sanford's now officially, the city is always the toughest forecast. when it starts to cool down there. i did go a little warmer for some locations, but unofficially 68 80 0 for san jose livermore and also santa rosa. so from yesterday's hottest day to a dramatic change, which will be on monday. we'll have fifties and sixties on monday with possible rain. the wind will be the factor over the weekend fifties in the city right now, yesterday was almost all sixties , so we are running significantly cooler than 24 hours ago, especially caused and also bay. is there a west wind in place? yes northwest west, southwest west southwest and

look to locations showing 92% humidity yesterday was all eastern northeast. forties fifties on the temps here, 47 napa airport. 47 nevado. santa rosa's 48 degrees temperatures over by half of bay and it s fo they're running cooler. the other locations are within 1 to 5 degrees warmer, but that's because they don't have a west wind yet, but that system to the north will begin to bump the high out of here. so that's going to allow cooling coast in bank. with temperatures beginning to cool down today. it'll it'll kick in later today for sure, cooler partly cloudy as we go into the weekend, the wind will be the big factor as we head into saturday morning and go through sunday. wind advisories already been posted. sometimes this is mainly in the higher elevations on the coast. but it does look like a breezy cooler pattern will take us into the weekend and then monday. look at that. maybe some rain developing with sierra snow. we could sure use it 60 seventies eighties on the attempts to a few operators near 90, but the trend is cooler, windy into the weekend and then maybe rain monday. you guys all right. thank you, steve, making the streets in san francisco safer

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ands vegas, says the city tries to take away the oakland a's what she said that made the mayor of las vegas fireback also ahead tickets believe it or not still available for the giants home opener this afternoon at oracle . we're going to take a dive into what fans can expect. as it's the first home opener. the team has played at the ballpark in more than a decade. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onty . a blessed event here at ktvu as always. i'm frank malika to

celebrate that with you today camp cook. you do weekly do and steve and steve has our opening day forecast. it'll be nice. mostly. it looks good. not as hot as yesterday. but it will still be in the low seventies the way it looks. although it is significantly cooler for many, over by the coast, 56 versus about 64 yesterday at this time , but santa rosa 48 palo alto, also at 48, san jose, 55. livermore mid fifties as well systems coming into the north. we did have a whisper to have some fog, but that looks like it has disappeared for now. so with friday on my mind called to mild lows this morning. there are forties fifties and sixties. mostly sunny. not as hot but still well inland. you'll get some mid operators coast in bay, though sixties and seventies. all right, set out to sound out of oracle right now. he tells us the weather is nice. anything changing or still the same there so as the weather is nice out here, steve. i can already tell . it's a little noisy because their power washing the seats.

george, if you could look, look , look at that guy over there. it might be in the sun, but they're just they're just make sure that everything is nice here at the stadium before people get here, so they power washed. the seats are going to be drying them or not drying them, but it's going to dry with the weather. so i think everything is nice. you just want to remind you that you're coming out to the home opener. used transit parking is going to be very expensive and also getting out of san francisco this afternoon is going to be expensive. let's take a live look now at the bay bridge. it's already a little bit slow coming in. a lot of people have the idea that they want to get in early. and that's not exactly an original idea. so maybe a little bit too late. we got on the road at six and there was already a crowd so unless you are willing to get here at five. that's just the way it is. so i want to let you know that some of the other commutes around the east bay seem a little lighter. there's 8 80, oakland. that's not all that bad and highway four is completely improved. looks pretty good. a little bit of slowing on 80 and not a lot of

slowing in the south bank. now at 7 33, let's get back to the headlines. i will take it. thank you. sal. beer temperatures are expected to cool off considerably today following one of the warmest april days on record yesterday, many people here in the bay area head for the beach to beat the heat temperatures that are usually in the sixties. in san francisco this time of year climbed well into the eighties, some inland areas at temperatures in the nineties bay areas. cream parlors were also very popular for those looking for a place. to get a sweet treat and 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. as we mentioned, the temperatures are expected to cool down dramatically over the weekend in big time come monday and tuesday fired getting ready for the peak of california's fire season earlier than normal this year, not agency plans

to begin hiring hundreds that is six weeks earlier than usual. that is due to the extremely dangerous fire conditions in california, caused by three years of drought and the first three months of this year, of course, have been among the driest on record in california. and the chp is investigating a deadly pedestrian accident on interstate 5 80. this 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 was apparently walking in the slow lane when that person was hit by at least one car. chp is also investigating freeway shooting. this is on highway 5 80 that injured one person, the california highway patrol says. this incident happened around 1 50 yesterday afternoon on interstate 5 80. it was near the first street exit in livermore shooting prompted authorities. to shut down all lanes of eastbound 5 80 for nearly three

hours, and of course that caused a massive backup during the commute. chp says the victim is expected to survive. no word yet. on any suspects and what they have led up to that highway shooting. fox news correspondent benjamin hall is opening up about his injuries that he suffered while covering the russia ukraine war. he posted a 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 side. last use of his eye there, but hall ended the tweet by saying he 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 zakrzewski and ukrainian journalist alexandra cushion nova we want to help you connect to the many bay area groups working to help the ukrainian people. you can just scan that. q r code at the bottom of your screen with your phone and you will be taken to a website that will help you find ways to help. time now, 7 36 life expectancy

across our country took another hit in 2021. all this after 2020 saw the largest drop since world war two, the average life expectancy fell to 76.6 years last year, which is a 0.4 drop from 2020. however the drop is modest compared to other countries who also saw very steep declines in the pandemic. researchers suggest that vaccine availability may have helped the us in that regard. 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 that. waterfront ballpark for the a's near jack london square, one point chef said environmental considerations are more complicated on the california coast than the quote gross desert of las vegas. seem to be meant as a joke, but it appears 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 in this little desert town of las vegas, just that little desert town. oakland did lose the raiders. as we know to las vegas in 2020, they could possibly lose the a's there as well. in response mayor shaft tweeted. i respect every mayor sticking up for her town, but i just can't apologize for preferring are gorgeous california coastline over a sweltering desert. well it is opening day for but the and the giant the oakland a's are beginning the 2022 season on the road. they will face the phillies and philadelphia earlier this week, the ace traded their likely opening day picture sean manaea to the san diego padres. right hander frankie montas, now scheduled to start for the a's is missed the playoffs last season. with that record, 86 wins 76 losses. they

came in third place in the american league west. you will need a program. when you go to one of their games. they lost a lot of guys this year big question for the giants this season, their fans can the team repeat last year's success. and carry it through the playoffs. las vegas is not betting on the hated dodgers. you're clear favorites, followed by the toronto blue jays, both loaded up and then the astros giants, by the way, are tied with the phillies for 12 best chance to win the world series. oakland a's are long shots 27th at a 30 major league clubs giants begin their new season today at home, they'll take on the miami marlins at oracle park giants. out of the ballpark yesterday, working out the cakes getting ready for opening day san francisco coming off an incredible 107 win season at 2021. it's the most wins in their franchise. history and giants are now ready to defend that national league west division title. their manager, cape capital, er, is calling other giants young ace logan web to be your starter today at

home. against the marlins and stay with us here in morning sun to all morning long for complete coverage of the giants opening day. stay tuned for our live team coverage right from oracle park coming up. in our next hour of mornings on two. i don't think sal will need any notes for that. he is a giants fan through and through, and there he is front and center at the ballpark. yeah i think the first time i went to a game obviously was candlestick park when my dad took me and also when i snuck out of school, that statue of limitations has run out so weird and high school can't come after me now cannot you never stuck out of school? i went to the home opener. watch something at candlestick park, so the principle is no longer there. so that's all right. you know what if you're coming to the park today, i want to let you know that parking is going to be very expensive. how expensive sal? well $100, maybe $120 to park one car. a couple of blocks away

now for $120. you'll park two blocks away. that's worth it. i would say, take bart do a little walking. take immunity. it stops right across the street. that's the best way to get in. and also if you take the car, you have to get out of san francisco. let's go to the bay bridge right now. i want to show you the picture of all these people coming into san francisco. well it's going to be a busy day in the city. even if you're not a giants fan, if you just coming in. just be aware that leaving san francisco today. anytime after anytime afternoon, really, but after the game gets out, it's going to be especially hard to get across the bay on the bay bridge. you might want to think about if you have to bring your car in, for whatever reason, go down to the san mateo bridge and do that. instead this is a look at interstate 80 and oakland that looks pretty good. and as we look at the east bay map, we haven't had a lot of action. even highway forest cooperating today with the light day i'm putting up the south bay there. that looks pretty good. and there is that same mateo bridge,

which could be a good alternate to the bay bridge today on such a busy day in and out of san francisco. it's 7 41. today's weather out here, steve, it's much better than it was a few weeks ago. when i was covering march madness had chased that morning. i was freezing this morning. not so much nice out there. selling already looks nice. there behind you. temperatures in the fifties, there will end up with upper sixties to did go with a couple of low seventies we'll go 70 a game time. you're always a tough forecast. when you go from really warm to cooler in the west wind kicks in, and that's exactly what's happened, but we'll go 70. for game time west wind about 20 mph, but it looks good. we had a teeny bit of fog, but so far i think that's disappeared yesterday was all about record. heat gilroy, san jose oakland, santa rosa. they all set records 92 to 97 89 in oakland, sfo 89, but that tighter record in half moon bay's 80 tied 1991. all the others were from 1989, which was a really hot stretch for five days for some temperatures are

going to go from really hot to unbelievably cooler. by the time we get to monday, now that's now we're only going out to sunday here, but by monday, don't be surprised that there's upper fifties and low sixties so the hottest day was yesterday with the hazy sunshine eighties and nineties. and by the time we get the money, fifties sixties, and it does look like some possible rain here forecast models are painting us with some rain on monday morning fifties on the tips in san francisco yesterday was almost all sixties mid sixties. i saw some 64 66 not today and there is more of a west wind with 92% humidity. 50 52 57 76% humidity so there will be a westerly breeze in place 58, now in san francisco forties for some novato napa airport 47 mainly fifties, though low fifties around along the creek the system to the north is falling apart. but it does brush the high out of the picture that allows the westerly breeze to kick in no more north or northeast for now, so the cooling begins. it'll still be warm inland with eighties but not as hot as yesterday. unless you're well in and then you'll get some upper brentwood and maybe up to calistoga down to

gilroy, but still, most occasions will cool off. been changed for the weekend will be the win. it's going to start on saturday morning when advisory take us to five o'clock sunday, so this will be a developing system dropping down from the north, which eventually will settle in. it looks like was impossible rain and sierra snow sounds like tahoe getting 81 100 that would declare victory and they got that. that would be good. we need it and we need the snow in the mountains. it's melting rapidly. sixties seventies eighties on the temps, few operators to near 90, but most locations cooling off and the cooling continues to win into the weekend and monday, maybe some rain you guys that sounds great. thank you. steve cellphone carriers are getting rid of three g networks by the end of the year. but there is a warning about what this means for the safety of vehicles that rely on technology. also ahead. the hallmark of our team. last year was unselfishness, and i think we have a similar group this year who is committed to being even more selfless than we were last year. and for the

first time since 2000 and nine giants are playing their season opener at oracle park coming up in our eight o'clock our mornings onto we're going to take a trip down. memory length coming up and be sure to stay with us for that special edition of the nine live at oracle park where we're going to talk to giant's ceo larry barrett, and we're going to get a taste of some of the new snack options that you will be able to find at the ballpark. we'll

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over the end of the three g cellular service and not just for those with older cellphones . millions of cars out on the road today use technology that relies on the 18 3 g wireless network, and by the end of the year, all the major cellular carriers will permanently shut down their three g networks. features like traffic updates and roadmap updates will likely be lost in the mix. some high tech electric vehicles will even lose battery charging function. almost every car these days has an internet connection built in and that can be used for safety features like being able to automatically called for help in a crash or convenience features like being able to start the car remotely or check to see if the

doors are locked or unlocked. some vehicles already have four g capability so you might only have to perform a software update at home, if not, manufacturers are aware of which cars will be impacted and a software update at a dealership should solve that problem. in today's dollars and cents. jeep has been testing its electric wrangler and said this morning it's prototype can go 0 to 60 mph in two seconds. pretty fast for a jeep wrangler ringing that opening bell this morning designer brands celebrating 30 years in the footwear industry designer brands, the parent company of dsw shoes and comodo group founded by designer vince , come udo and taking a live look at the numbers. the dow is the only major index up just about 100 points there, as you can see a third of a percent the s and p 500 down just a little bit about a quarter of a percent. the nasdaq, though down a full percentage point down, 150 points there and still well below that 14,000 mark now. there's some potentially good

news for homebuyers now, according to reports from several real estate companies, more listings are coming up for sale, and some sellers are lowering their asking prices. realtor .com says the number of new listings last week jumped 8% from a year ago, and redfin says 12% of homes for sale had a price drop in march. cash app says it has experienced a data breach could impact millions of people. company says a former employee downloaded reports back in december without permission. the data includes full names and brokerage account numbers. it does not include user names, passwords or other personal information. but cash app does say this may have an impact on more than eight million people. and workers at a bay area. starbucks are joining the national push to unionist. according to the marin i j. the campaign at the strawberry village shopping center store in mill valley is being led by baristas who are in high school . they want increased starting wages. extra pay when the store

is short staff and a tip option on credit and debit card payments. they also want a say on whether or not to accept mobile orders during busy shifts. a corporate spokesperson tells the paper. they opposed the effort, saying that they will work better together as partners without quote a union between us alright 7 51 opening day cells already at the ballpark. position one and take it away, my friend. how's the traffic? how was your ride over there? by the way? you know, frank. it was pretty good at driving over here. but we came in the six o'clock hour. there was a little bit of a backup at the bay bridge. now you can see opening inside the park now, so we got here early. i do want to mention that the bay bridge will put that up for you. now it is going to be very busy getting in all morning long. the game starts at 1 35 people are coming out. and of course they're going to be here. parking $100, 100 and $20. so some of these close

lots i'm not kidding, $120. that's a little too rich for my blood. if i were you, i would take the public transit options . newly stops right outside bart , a few blocks away, just walk down second street and hit some of the local areas, you know. some of these places, by the way, if you go to the ktvu website some of the spots where i stop, you'll know because we just put that up there, but i digress. let's talk about something else. okay. george and i are going to walk over here and, uh, i just wanted to let you know. that these seats here. and i don't know if you can see i lost my fb. so for the people back at the at the station, you can't really ask me questions, but what they've made the improvement on as they used to be bench seats here. and these are now individual seats. so if i get to see out here i don't have to wonder where my seat was. now these are some of the improvements they've made at

oracle park. they've done a lot, especially during that year. when they didn't have any fans. they had cardboard cutouts out here. but the park is gussied up. so they say. and it's going to be pretty good. now i'm going to toss it to steve right now for the weather, because steve, the weather out here has been amazing. it's a great opening day weather. it looks really nice. thank you. sal doesn't have his i s p. pam. so but he apparently but he did, say parking 100 bucks. that's crazy. for you. that's nothing but for me, right? i take the ferry when i go. all right. our weather today will be nice. it'll be in the front of the low seventies, there will be a little bit of a westerly breeze will not be 86 like it was yesterday, but it still looks nice. the big changes will be over the weekend and early next week for the home stand. but today will probably be the warmest day for about the next week or so is the way it's looking. yesterday was the hottest day temperatures record setting gilroy was 97 san francisco had 86 that was not a record. cooler windy and possible rain on monday. really

yes, really temperatures in san francisco in the fifties yesterday this time almost all are in the mid sixties, and there's more of a westerly breeze yesterday was north northeast. today it's west, so it'll be nice. it'll still be sunny, mostly sunny. but there's notable noticeable change here with more of a west wind, west, southwest and humidity levels are way up forties fifties on the temps brentwood, those 60 47 mill valley just clicked over. same for napa at 47. lots of fifties here showing up 57, oakland, 58 san jose, mid fifties san carlos, palo alto, also sunnyvale, but the highest getting knocked along here by that weak system coming in now, that may start to give us a little bit of fog later. i would think it's on the increase here later tonight into tomorrow, but the high which gave us a quick warm up, you know, on wednesday, the heat on thursday begins today. now well, inland areas will still be in the operators to a few near 90. i mean, you know, the forecast zone does include some areas ago, pretty far north and also east. that will be a factor for today. but not tomorrow as the wind advisory kicks in, and temps will be on their way down. and i

mean really far down. wind advisory takes us all the way through the weekend. i don't think sarah be true bad, but it will be picking up as we go into the weekend as well. and maybe monday some rain with mountain snow. wouldn't that be nice? because this year snowpack is going rapidly. sixties seventies eighties on the temps today, tomorrow will be 60 60 seventies and then by the time we get to monday, paying 50 sixties and maybe some rain steve by the way, tickets are still available for today's opening day game at oracle park, and we're going to have a look at some of the promotions. the giants are planning for fans throughout the

cond make a four day work week the standard for large companies. now the bill would require companies with more than 500 workers to pay overtime after 32 hours, larger companies also would not be allowed to cut employee pay to compensate for a 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 in particular after the pandemic, but the california chamber of commerce opposes the bill. they argue it will stunt job growth. a new report from the fbi finds cybercrimes are on the rise and becoming more sophisticated. over the last two years, the american workforce has gone more virtual than ever with working from home and that gave internet criminals a new opportunity to target victims,

according to the fbi's 2021 internet crime report. losses have tripled since 2020 jumping from $2 billion to more than 6.9 billion in 2021. that report says email scams cost people the most followed by investment scams and romance scams. 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 is 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. in sacramento, members of the lowrider community say the city has broken their promise of a safe place to cruise now, they say, after nearly 40 years of cruising at miller park, the city has opened up a site for the homeless enthusiasts say

this is their sign to move forward. they plan to ask city leaders to decriminalize cruising and address other outdated policies. i'm next to women hit and killed while walking outside of middle school in the south bay, the very latest on the search for the suspects also ahead. every time i walk in king street and just bring back memories when i used to come to the to the stadium and watch as a fan, and i've been here and opening day, it's pretty special. it's always special on opening day at oracle park today is that opening day for the giants and it's the team's first season opener on opening day and more than a decade. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning , everyone. welcome the mornings on two. i'm frank mallicoat got the orange tie. it is opening day and there's gaussian at the ballpark. good morning. good morning to you. is there any

better place to start your friday morning? the answer is no frank power washing the seats and mowing the grass. we are this close to opening day here at the giants ballpark. it is a gorgeous gorgeous morning i drove across the bay bridge from the east bay for the first time, and i don't know how long it as soon as i saw that orange life oracle park. i knew things were coming. if you are lucky enough to find yourself at the ballpark this morning on this opening day. what will the weather bring? and will it be anything at all? like yesterday? thankfully i resume rescue is here with me and you have the answers, and we can't compare it to yesterday because that actually wasn't good baseball weather. we were just talking about that. i mean, thankfully, because of yesterday's heat, we are so relatively mild this morning, mid upper fifties, but yes, we do not want to be sitting in the stands with 85 degree weather and we are not going to have 85 degree weather for today. in fact, the weather is going to be perfect. let's call it a winning forecast. let's do that. alright giving you a live. look here over oracle park. isn't that just a beautiful one out there? we have mostly blue skies. temperature started in the mid upper fifties

this morning, and we are going to be climbing from their low seventies in the forecast. for today, we will get an uptick in the wind coming from the west, a bit of an onshore breeze that we like. that nice sea breeze that keeps us cool in the afternoon with plenty of sunshine as we know game time. 1 35 so again just a gorgeous day out here, gaussian. i'm so excited to be here. such a good feeling already, and the stands are still empty. we are looking at a nice one. now we do have big changes coming our way for the weekend weather that we're looking at maybe early next week, so c pulse is going to come along and have the very latest on that in just a bit of the change. we can all get behind and i have to say rosemary. there is like it's a hive of activity behind the scenes here for again for all those who are lucky enough to actually come to the game and relax. there are so many people making that experience what it is throughout the rest of mornings onto we're going to talk about the food at the ballpark. what's new at the

ballpark? what is still the same. it's opening day here at the giants ballpark and will be seeing you throughout the morning, frank. alright. we look forward to that. it's like the first day of school. i can i can feel it guys, we'll we'll check in in a couple of minutes back at the ballpark, thanks. on two news now san jose police are investigating a hit and run that killed two women as they cross the street. ktvu semantic quintana joins us live season our newsroom here at ktvu, with some details just released earlier this morning. yes san jose police sent out an update this morning with some information about the vehicle that hit the two women. they say it was a newer red pickup truck . they aren't sure what year but they say immediately after hitting the woman, the women that truck took off north bong on capitol expressway now this happened around 6 30 last night near okawa avenue and oakton court. right in front of the middle school there. okal esteem academy. police say the women were in a marked crosswalk. when they were hit. they were both rushed to the hospital where they later died. 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 deaths. seen in all of 2021 that worries a lot of neighbors there. the weather is getting nice, so i want to take my kids out on a walk. and i mean, we've got now have to be careful because they both are going to start walking and i memean, 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. beltran says cars go down capitol expressway too fast. you can even hear them doing donuts nearby in the middle of the night. right now, there is a crosswalk with flashing lights where those women were hit, but neighbors want to see better lighting or a traffic light added there, especially in front of the school right now. the names of the victims have not been released. yet. police are asking anyone with information about that driver of the red

pickup truck to contact them. live in the newsroom. amanda kintanar ktvu fox two news thank you. three alameda police officers involved in the death of mario gonzalez will not be facing charges. the district attorney's office says the evidence does not support criminal charges, calling the use of force reasonable at the time. 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. 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 happened at the mexican restaurant near san jose states university campus. on march 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 men's friends then 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 that gun above, has said when he was shot by a police officer. green was hit four times. 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 indy any pending litigation as a matter of department policy, but police say they are conducting a full investigation into that restaurant shooting. former state employee has been sentenced to prison for her role in a scheme that defrauded the california department of public health of some $2 million.48

year old christine. i will moto has been sentenced to two years in jail in order to pay $481,000 in restitution promoter was convicted of wire fraud and conspiracy to commit money laundering at the office of aids between december 2017. in november. 2018 i will moto and others use fake invoices and a shell company to divert at least $2 million in cash, gift cards and purchases. in marin county. some people who test positive for covid 19 are being prescribed a pill that reduces their chances of severe illness and hospitalization by some 89. according to the marin, i j. there are about 25 new covid-19 cases per day in marin county and the medication packs loaded is being prescribed to between one and three people. every day . it has been taken within five days of the first symptom of covid-19. today. a russian

rocket struck a train station in eastern ukraine killed more than 50 people injured more than 100 . others ukrainian officials say 4000 people were at that rail station. in kramatorsk, ext. when it was hit, most were women, children and elderly heating calls to evacuate safer areas of russia intensifies its attacks on the country. in another city 40 miles outside of kiev. rescue teams search for bodies in the rubble of a blown up building. russian forces have increased their attacks on mary opal, where thousands of people remain trapped, making it very dangerous for those trying to escape at a meeting between the g seven foreign ministers in nato that's taking place in brussels, secretary state antony blinken pledged support for ukraine, while ukraine's foreign minister said again what this 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're coming home to those a growing number of ukrainian refugees are now trying to seek safety in the united states by entering through mexico more than 2000. ukrainian refugees have already gathered in shelters. in tijuana , waiting to be processed to enter the united states. u. s customs and border officials are increasing staff and san diego to help process those refugees. they say they are hoping to admit. 600 refugees every 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. by the administration has promised to accept up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees, former chancellor of san mateo county community college district has been charged. with corruption. that's according to the chronicle. prosecutors say ronald gala tollo fraudulently reported a $10,000 donation for the district students and employees affected by the tubbs fire. it is 2017 state income tax return. will that donation was actually made by the college districts. fundraising arm. tollo also allegedly awarded construction projects to vendors who had given him multiple valuable gifts. like concert tickets and international travel opportunities next battle over the oakland a, says the mayors of oakland and las vegas. in a war of words in our next half hour. the comments oakland mayor

libby chef made about the city. the team is looking to possibly relocate to also ahead. you know, i know it's not our usual m o to open at home. so i think that's kind of a fun wrinkle this year to get the season started at home. ah, pretty exciting. and for the first time since 2000 and nine, the giants are playing their season opener at oracle park up next a trip down memory lane. stay right there.

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still. like that feeling the adrenaline, the heart beats a little bit faster. i think as you get closer to game time on opening day, your focus gets a little bit sharper as a result of some of those butterflies and those nerves. no cardboard cutouts of this year, people this park is going to be filled to capacity. it is a gorgeous morning in san francisco oracle park is shining. she is 23 years old this year and in my opinion has never looked better. especially after the couple of years we've all been through. let's talk about this opening day, the giants will open their season. playing against the miami marlins today. first pitch at 1 35 logan web on the mound

here at oracle park. let's think about what happened yesterday, kind of a last minute practice type situation were able to sneak into the park to give you these pictures as we saw the team getting in one last workout. before today's big opener. this is what we took pictures of yesterday. giants of course, coming in off a 107 win season back in 2021. that's the most wins in the long history of this franchise. the manager gabe kapler, says they are more than ready to defend their national league west division title. 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. and so it's kind of every time we go out on the field. every time we're doing a drill, we're doing a team fundamental, simulated game we're trying to find the value at the margins were trying to ask ourselves is that the

best way we can we can prepare. is that the best way we can practice? one big change. giants fans are still getting used to this year. no more buster posey, of course, he decided to retire at the end of last season. he is a celebrated giant superstar and this ballpark and its fans, of course, are going to find ways to pay tribute to buster posey in this season here in 2022. so even though baseball is back today, and we are just hours away from that first pitch, it was a long and winding road to get here. we of course, saw the cardboard cutouts in the seats the first year the pandemic, then very limited seating for the second summer. let's lean on our mike mibach here is he takes us through the past two years of baseball. it's a picture perfect . thursday night, the rally rags were out the home runs field were flying. the ballpark in china basin was alive. this was giants dodgers postseason not too long ago. and this, too, was not long ago. no crack of the

bat. no seventh inning stretch, no home opener. instead of players, gripping bats and balls of pandemic. it's settled in and was gripping our lives. april 2020 from little league, too. big league silence was settling in across the fanciest diamonds around, but when the season did resume july of that year. fan noise was fake, and so too are the fans as cardboard cutouts became a thing in ballparks all across the country. as for bars and restaurants, there was no entry. no big tailgate. john kane, majority owner of the bar high dive in san francisco, said it best two years ago. we have the liquor companies and the beer companies and everybody coming out and, you know, going crazy for opening day, you know , and today and not so much next season, progress could be seen at the ballpark in the city. 8900 fans were allowed inside for the home opener, but you needed more than a ticket. a negative covid test or proof of full vaccination. they are two

phrases fans started to hear, and once inside, you could only order food from your seat and social distancing. yep. that was a thing to missing last season was painful and it's just great to be back. by the end of the season, the giants were back in the post season. it may have ended in disappointment, but the ballpark was filled. the energy was there, and it will no doubt spill over to this home opener in the year. 2022. alright that is, of course, mike mibach. he sat in these seats 100 million times, right? this is an opening day. so many people are looking forward to. maybe you're a diehard lifelong giants. then maybe you want to try out the ballpark for the first time ever. there are a number of really cool giveaways, lots of promotions happening this season will clark's number. i know the giants really all the bay area sports teams are so good and acknowledging and honoring each other. we all of course. remember the recent death of will. clark i'm sorry. i'm getting a little confused.

anyways his number 22 jersey is going to be retired. that is coming up on july 30th. so of course, that's going to be a moment here that many people will be taking part in here at oracle park. we are going to give aways here. this might be fun to brandon belt inspired giants captains had been given away if you are among the 1st 20,000 fans to line up for the ballpark. this will be going home with you, of course, a lot of people who have been a long time giants fans remember, not the two recent past, but still that perfect game by matt cain. that's game is going to be celebrated its 10th anniversary. that is june 12th. that's in a matt cain. perfect game bobble car that is a sort of a combo here. it's a bubble head that is designed to look like a baseball card, and thus we have the bubble card. also giants are going to our local rap legend and huge sports fan e 40. he gets his own bobblehead that bobblehead day for e 40 is coming up on saturday, june 25th . and then if the force is with you as you walk into oracle park star wars day, a very popular event here for people at the ballpark. fancy by a special ticket get to receive an orange c. threepio funchal pop figurine

fans buying the vip package. get the orange and black figurine as well. of course we mentioned here that this is going to be the first season in a long time without giant superstar buster posey. he is also going to be celebrated and honored. that's coming up in may. we'll talk about that. and what else? oracle park and the giants really have in store for fans this year in a few minutes a bit later on in the eight o'clock hour, we're going to be talking with the vp of operations. here at the ballpark to talk about promotions, ways to get new people in the door and ways to welcome back all those people who maybe took a quick pause for the past two years as baseball was not what it used to be, but starting today, it sure is. so steve paulson. we're going to talk about giants baseball or morning long on this opening day. i was thinking about you yesterday, steve because i was so wetting it out in the late afternoon hours of livermore, and i thought, man i don't want to be sitting in the seats during the ballpark in this kind of weather, and you won't because it's much nicer there. gaza yes, yesterday was 86 in the city. we're only going for low seventies today or even a few upper sixties. so there's a

west wind that has kicked in. it will still be nice. this might be the nicest for the entire home stand. because big changes are coming up starting a little bit today, but really kicking in for tomorrow, but there is a westerly breeze in place. i'll show you something. just a second yesterday, though it was one for the for the record books skill, right? 97 san jose's 94, oakland downtown 89. santa rosa 92. those were all records. sfo tied half moon bay also tied at 80, but they were the only one that did not break her tire record from 1989. they were from 1991 1989 was a hot hot stretch for five days for some our good friend george mccrae. nelson rito 91 yesterday that's hot for us to read them by april all month, all time month high in 2000 and 4 2014. both were also 91 broke the record for the date by seven degrees. that's the deal. even in southern california. they were setting records. by five and 10 degrees . i mean, long beach was 100 burbank, 99. that was 10 degrees above the record. that was a hot one. hottest day is, too was yesterday. monday will be the

coolest day fifties and sixties . impossible rain, so a big changes on the way couple of soft sixties but a lot of fifties in the city yesterday. this time there were a lot of mid upper sixties. and that's because the wind has turned its not eastern northeast anymore. it is more westerly or west southwest looking humidity level 75% 91 92, so there will be a little bit more humidity but will still be okay. forties fifties sixties and on the taps here. sunnyvale 16 16 san francisco brentwood will still be probably near 90 today. they're already 67, but mostly non locations will be coming back into the mid eighties here for some, that system to the north will help usher in a slightly cooler pattern for us today, and the wind really kicks in, especially late saturday into sunday, when advisories out for the weekend and then monday, all eyes are on what looks to be rain coming in was sierra snow, and my goodness knows we need it. let's hope we do get a couple of systems to give us some rain to delay the fire season here as long as possible sixties seventies eighties to near 90 for a few cooler, windy kicks in over the weekend, especially on the saturday night

sunday and then monday, wendy cooler, maybe some rain. we needed. thank you, steve. coming up next. we've climate reports show the planet is on track for irreversible damage. we're going to take a look at our rising temperatures could impact the price and the availability. of price and the availability. of wine. stay with us. care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm seeing former teachers and nurses. it's settled! alaska airlines is officially in the running! round of applause!

first pitch a little over five

hours away at 1 35 this afternoon they're taking on the miami marlins. the buntings are out there scrubbing the seats. they're ready for everybody, by the way, oracle park opened in 2000. making this the giants 23rd season in the ballpark. it's also the first opening day played at home since 2000 and nine the first season opener. that is, and today will mark the first time the national league has adopted the d h rule pictures are no longer hitters in baseball. we'll get you back to oracle and just a couple of minutes more news, now a newly formed wine industry group and sonoma county is denying any allegations that vineyard owners are being unfair to their workers. the workers are now in a fight for safer working conditions. i'll do the climate change and the growing number of devastating wildfires in one country. but this new coalition of vineyard owners denies the workers are being mistreated, and the group says the industry has already taken a number of

steps to address there is safety concerns. the owners vineyards around the world are warning of a possible wine shortage. they say climate change is having a devastating impact on their vineyards, and that could lead to global shortages. and higher wind prices in the near future. french winemakers have been hit especially hard during the past two years. they are dealing with record high temperatures in france, followed by severe frost. the normal thing in early april. what is less normal is for the plant to already be developed at that point. these drastically changing temperatures have been reported at one of france's best known wineries. it makes shibley at its vineyard just south of paris. you take a day by day and try to try to win as much as we can. i mean, we have a team capable of winning everything. so we're just trying to go day by day and just try to take it

game by game by game. that's it. all right. today is the day it is season opener for the giants over and oracle. but after a big season in 2021, will the team be able to repeat last year's success? 107 wins stay with us. we'll talk about that, and much more. as morning's onto rolls along. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. find bliss on every aisle at your neighborhood grocery outlet. it's grocery outlet's 20 percent off wine sale going on now till april 12.

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las vegas that made her fireback also ahead. tickets are still available for the giants. season opener today and the home opener . it said oracle will take a dive into what fans can expect as it's the first home opener. the team has played at the ballpark in more than a decade. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto happy friday, everyone. it certainly is a happy friday. i'm stuck in the studio, my co anchor sport the orange. you've got the golden ticket today. garcia, take it away. absolutely and look across the bay bridge and i kept peeking in my neighbor's cars, and i saw little blips and bits of orange and here we are at oracle park, and it is bathed in sunshine and a ton of orange. we're just hours away from the first pitch 1 35 against the marlins. let's talk a little baseball in a minute. but first we have to talk about the weather. if you have sweated it out here at the ballpark before. don't worry. that's not going to be the case today, but we are

getting some of that good son. which does feel nice. rosemary does feel nice. can you believe it's already 60 degrees right now mostly sunny skies, a gentle breeze. the weather is perfect for a ballgame got together. let's give you a live look here. over areas of oracle parka and over towards the covey cove. i think we're looking at their beautiful blue sky temperatures will warm to about 70 degrees for today. we've been talking about how we really missed the heat by just one day to be sitting in the stands with 85 degrees in the sun. that would have been so uncomfortable, but no, we've got 70 degrees. a nice , pretty onshore breeze at about 15 mph under mostly blue skies, gorgeous day perfect weather for today's season opener. i think the first time i ever came to this ballpark it feels like 100 years ago was back when barry bonds when that thing was happening, my mom and i made the mistake of sitting in the sun and here i'm trying to explain baseball and sweating to death. it was not a pretty picture. we've come a long ways. yes, that's when everybody gets out of their seats and goes and stands there next to all the

eateries, right, watch the game from there. we do have big changes coming our way. we have a wind advisory for the weekend. we have possibility somewhere weather coming our way. steve paulson is going to have all that for you. coming up in just a little bit. of course. the smell of garlic fries will be walking through the air here at work. can't wait either. i will talk about this and more throughout the rest of mornings onto for right now, though, frank back to you. all right, a little jealous. okay, guys, we'll check in a little bit. well, let's talk about that weather. barea temperatures are expected to cool off considerably today following one of the warmest april days ever on record yesterday, many people headed to our bay area beaches to beat the heat temperatures that are usually in the sixties and the city this time climbed well into the eighties. some inland areas had temperatures in the nineties. bay area ice cream parlors were also mighty 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. i'll take two, please. as

we mentioned temperatures are expected to cool down dramatically over the weekend and big time monday tuesday, maybe even some rain here in the bay. we need it. meanwhile cal 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. in past years. that's due to the extremely dangerous fire conditions here in california, caused by three years of drought, and the first three months of this year have been among the driest on record. in california. and the chp is investigating a deadly pedestrian accident happened on interstate 5 80 happened in the westbound lane west on high street in oakland, about nine o'clock last night. initial reports from chp say that someone apparently was walking in the slow lane when that person was hit by at least one car. and the california highway patrol also investigating the freeway shooting on 5 80 that

injured another person. california highway patrol says it happened around 1 50 in the afternoon on interstate 5 80. near first street in livermore. this was yesterday. the shooting prompted authorities shut down all lanes, all eastbound 5 80 for about three hours, and that caused a massive backup. right in the height of the commute, thp says the victim is expected to be okay. no word yet on any suspects, or what may have led up to that freeway shooting. fox news correspondent benjamin hall is opening up about his injuries he suffered while covering the russian ukraine war. you posted a picture here of himself, lying in a hospital bed and wearing an eye patch, he said. he lost half a leg on one side and a foot on the other. but hall ended the tweet by saying feels lucky to be alive. he also paid tribute to two of his colleagues who died in that same attack 55 year old photo journey, er journalists appear zakrzewski

and ukrainian journalists. alexandra coover should nova. and we want to help you connect to that many barrier groups working to help the ukrainian people. you can just scan the q r code right at the bottom of your screen with your phone and you'll be taking a website. that will help you find a way to help those in the ukraine. new this morning, a group of elected officials, including congresswoman jackie speier, along with some san mateo county first responders, visited kaiser medical center in redwood city. they showed their support and all their appreciation for healthcare workers who have been fighting the covid-19 pandemic more than two years now handed out roses to the doctors and nurses. other medical workers there during their shift change at 7 30 this morning. we are celebrating all of the health care professionals who have kept people alive and healthy during this horrific pandemic, and they continue to silently do their

jobs and put their lives really literally on the line every day , so it's really important that we all find time to say thank you. and so we're all here today to do just that. a nice gesture . congresswoman spear says she plans to hold similar appreciation events at all six hospitals in san mateo county. life expectancy across the country took another hit in 2021 this after 2020 saw the largest drop since world war two average life expectancy fell to 76.6 years last year, which is a 0.4 drop from 2020. however, the drop compared to other countries, who also saw steep d. researchers suggestay have helpe united states in that regard. on the battle over the oakland a's has now led to a war of words between a couple of mayors one in oakland, the other in vegas, oakland mayor libby chef was

asked about the negotiations over that waterfront ballpark for the aids near jacqueline. it square one point chef said environmental considerations. a little more complicated on the california coast, then quote the gross desert of las vegas. well, it seemed to be meant as a joke , but a period the mayor of las vegas took the remarks 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 in this little desert town of las vegas. tongue firmly planted in cheek there. oakland of course, losing the raiders to vegas in 2020 and possibly lose the oakland a's to the same city. in response, mayor chef tweeted up. i respect every mayor sticking up for her town, but i just can't apologize for preferring are gorgeous california coastline. over a

swelter lee desert. alright let's check our weather. it is opening day. a big weekend ahead as well. and i believe steve, you're standing by. you got all the numbers and what looks like i guess a bit of a cool down after yesterday. it'll be a cool down coast in bay. for sure. frankie will still be nice for the giants home opener today, but this will probably be the warmest day over the over the weekend for sure and definitely into next week. mostly sunny 70 degrees. i mean, there is a little more of a westerly breeze. but all in all, it will be fine. just not as hot as yesterday. you can do three or four forecasts, depending on where you're sitting. gilroy 97 yesterday that broke the old mark their 94 1989 all the records except for half moon bay were set in 1989. there's a tide 80 going to 1991 even san jose's 94 breaking 93 1989 1989 was a hot stretch that was four or five days. for some, this is only one and out unless you're really far inland. here, santa rosa san francisco livermore, san jose. now officially, i'm

going 68 at the game. i'll go 70, but just you know, depending where you are in the city, but it will be a little cooler their eighties for inland areas. unless you're well, maybe out towards antioch brentwood stock. then they'll be near 90 degrees, but most locations will cool down the hottest day was yesterday and then much cooler as we go into monday and tuesday and maybe some rain. and just me, our good friend there in clayton. i know i'm crazy, but it seems like the forecast models are trending wetter for monday, which i thought wasn't allowed for california lately. i know after the last three years like wetter, that's not possible, but that's the way it's looking. for monday. i'll show you that and second a couple of sixties but a lot more fifties and yesterday. this time it was mid sixties where we had an east wind or northeast wind. now i see west southwest west southwest to 10 west at 15, and look at the humidity, humidity 70 89 90% that is a big jump from yesterday, so it'll be nice , but it will be cooler along the coast and in san francisco and parts of the back. fifties sixties on your temps, really? brent was the only one marching out in front there at 66, although hayward and palo alto both 63 sunnyvale is at 60, and

the high gets starting to get pushed off towards the east this week system will drag across us. maybe a teeny bit of fog forming. there was some briefly and then it disappeared. but that would be surprised. a little fog shows up at the cooling begins. it will still be warm inland today and then much cooler weather. the wind will be a big factor going into the weekend. so much so that the wind advisory starts at five a.m. saturday. it might be a little premature, but as we go into the weekend, it will be cooler and the wind will be picking up. as for monday forecast models are trending wetter here. almost all of them are showing some rain on us on monday with sierra snow which boy that would be nice. sixties seventies eighties on the temps today and tomorrow it will be fifties sixties and seventies will keep the wind in the forecast sunday and then maybe get some rain in here on monday. we needed, steve. thank you, sir. insurance stick with us for a special edition of the nine. we're going to be live at oracle park for the whole hour. we're going to not only look ahead of today's opening day, but we're also going to look back at the ballparks. history coming up. i think it's a different kind of

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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. 107 wins a franchise record for the giants here at oracle park. what a gorgeous opening day. i'm so glad that you're with us, and i'm also glad to have the man with the answers to the main question, which is? can i still get in today? the answer is, yes. we welcome to mornings onto mario ali auto executive vp of business operations. you're telling me tickets are still available. if they want to get in the ballpark tickets available. we have over 40,000 tickets sold already for this afternoon's game, but there's a few 100 to go and they started only $25. so opening day special if you're thinking about it coming out to the ballpark or just going sf giants dot com and

we have a great show plan. you got to be here for opening day. i was here at the ballpark a couple weeks ago and i ran into a trio of people coming in from the east bay. they were picking up their season tickets. and bags of swag. so i think the excitement is palpable. are you are you seeing that as you're walking around this ballpark, there's no doubt there's a buzz around the ballpark, and i think it's because what we've all been through the last couple of years. this is our first real opening day, whereas there's no limitations to capacity with 100% capacities and we have full house. we have a lot to celebrate with 100 and seven wins from last year and opening day is always special. but this year there's really something to celebrate because of the team we had and the fact that we're all back together again. and this is the place to be today. yeah, i know. i know. for the past two seasons, a lot of people were wishing they could be here. we have the cardboard cutouts. we had limited seating. um you know when we talk about giants, and i can't even believe that i'm calling in history because he's still so young, i'm gonna i'm gonna show you something that i had to pay my son $5 to take out of his room. this is a buster

put. can we call it a doll? i call it a doll. buster posey. this is from the 2014 world series. um people hang on. i think we got this for free. the ballpark is somehow it wound its way into our life. let's talk about buster, and then we can talk about it. it's interesting back because you know this is our firstay plan for him on may 8th saturday, may 8th. it'll be buster posey day and it's an opportunity for fans to come out and say thank you to buster for the unbelievable career he's had with us and, frankly for buster to have a chance to say thank you to the fans. so sarah may 8th come on out will be buster posey. dead people grew up watching him. he was here that long. and do you think about you know what sort of an indelible mark does he leave on the giants that you hope to carry for? you know, it's interesting. you say that because i mentioned this to someone yesterday when i was growing up. willie mays is my guy. buster posey is going to be the willie mays to a lot of fans of today, and i think that's that's the kind of career he had and he you know, he helped us win three championships back in, uh, you know, 12, 10, 12 and 14. so um, but this team is ready to go. but buster will be back here on may 8th hold onto the doll. then it might be a collector's item. hold onto him dearly. you know, it's funny. i mentioned

that we hang on to this. i have i have t shirts that i've got here at the ballpark. i have bobbleheads. people hold onto this stuff. tell me what kind of goodies people can look forward to a few special events this year. actually tomorrow we have a captain's hat because you know brandon bell last year was the captain of the team and you know something about about belt? he likes to have fun. so we're hanging hanging up captain's hat tomorrow, but we've gotta lamont way. junior bible head this summer 40 bobblehead. um of course we talked about buster posey day. one thing we are doing is, um can finally retire world clark's number number 22. that's on july 30th. and that's something that was planned a couple of years ago. in fact, i spoke with a few days ago. i said, are you ready yet? you have your speech ready to go, he said. he's had it ready to go so come out on the this the 10 year anniversary of his his perfect game, 10 years already, we're gonna do a bubble card, so it looks like a like a like a baseball card. but it's kind of a combination card bobblehead. so that's a matt cain that so just check. check our website and every promotion is on their

opening day. crowds long timers or people new to baseball. usually i'm hoping it's a combination, but i think that there were fewer season ticket holder or a real troops. baseball fan opening days a day you want to be at because there's because it's very nostalgic, but it's also the start of something that we mentioned earlier that today. we're all in first place starts out of fun, but you know, but there's something special about the opener, and that's why i was encouraging fans. if you don't have a ticket. you want to come down come down today because i mean we have 80 other games, but there's something special about about opening day, so and plus, we've got some. we have an incredible ceremony that starts at 12 45 games at 1 35. we have the u. s. navy leapfrog parachute team coming in. they'll be bringing the our american flag in during the anthem. a lot of pyro. just a lot of a lot of fun. we will be raising our national league pennant flag, not going to say who's going to do it, but that's a surprise. and of course, the first pitch is always a surprise. so we've got a great show. so just come on out. be here early and let's enjoy it.

can we talk food for a second? absolutely to get the garlic fries. after that. you have some new offerings here at the ballpark. we actually have a new area. the ballpark, which is below the center field in the left field bleachers. it's called the boardwalk. and there's a there's a pitching machine batting cages. if you're gonna shoot basketballs, there's a great family destination to think about about baseball. unlike maybe hockey or football , baseball is very social. you walk around the ballpark, and the whole atmosphere is part of the game. but if you go to the boardwalk, you got to trade with that. we have chocolate flavored popcorn, jalapeno flavored popcorn. you had it. i have not tried it yet, but i might give it a shot today, but not necessarily. let's get some garlic fries down first garlic fries and hot dog. but but seriously come to the ballpark, walk around, get a feel for it because the beauty of article park is this gorgeous ballpark, which we still call the new ballpark. it opened in 2000 and 2022. but come on and see the boardwalk and just get a feel for the weather is gorgeous today. so perfect day, elliot. i wish you a great season. thank you. amazing team. all right.

thank you for joining us. i mean, when you talk about perfect baseball weather, i think we just doubt it right up. i mean, steve paulson. this really couldn't be any better. there's a light breeze. it's not too hot. you could have done better. i did it for you, garcia. you know that. well thank you all right? yeah, it will be nice. yesterday was hot . it was 86 degrees today. going low seventies here. i think a game time there is a westerly breeze in place, but it will be nice. this might be the best of the entire home stand because everything is going to change starting tomorrow. for sure. it starts a little bit today. one last look at the record set. gilroy san jose, oakland and santa rosa. all set sfo and half moon bay tied record eyes there were many livermore also had a record high of nine of 91 long beach in southern california was 100 degrees. lax was 95 just amazing. stockton 91. thursday was the hottest day monday. i may be talking about rain. yes that's the way it looks. it will be noticeably cooler starting on the weekend, forties, fifties and sixties. a couple of sixties already popping up, but we are running slightly cooler coast in

bay than we were 24 hours ago, especially over my san francisco weak little system. the tenuous rope they're falling apart, but that's going to budge that high out of here and say, i'm going to open the door here for more of a westerly breeze and a wind advisory might be a little premature at five a.m. saturday , but as the weekend progresses , that wind will pick up, especially on the coast and in the higher elevations. and maybe , or maybe on monday, all the forecast models seem to be training a little wetter, which has been extremely rare for us. usually they trend drier, but we'll see if they hold on to that still three days away. with serious snow, which would be really beneficial sixties seventies eighties to operators for a few well inland and maybe near 90. but most locations will drop today. they will really drop as we go into the weekend. and maybe on monday not only windy and cooler but maybe some rain. sounds good. thank you, steve next after two years of pandemic disruptions, giant fans can finally expect fairly normal experience on opening day today, coming up on the nine we're going to take you back to the ballpark with a look. at the team's hopes for 2020 to stay

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internet crimes were filed in sacramento, members of the lowrider community say the city has broken their promise of a safe place to cruise they say after nearly 40 years. of cruising at miller park to city opened up the site for homeless encampment. there they want help. two years since the start of the pandemic, it's back to normal at oracle park for the giants home opener a year ago. feels like 10 years ago. in some ways we're live this morning at the ballpark as a team also gets to open the season at home for the first time since 2009. we have a team paper, winning everything the team hopes for a strong start after last year's great season and buster posey's retirement you should try to fish taco. we're also getting a taste of some of the new snacks at the ballpark. and don't worry . the garlic fries aren't going anywhere.