requirements to wear masks on planes and other public transit. how that changes being put into place here in the bay area, and why some health officials are not too happy. and it's election day in san francisco, the last minute efforts to get out the vote. the winner of today's runoff election will have to do it all again in just a few months. from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. april 19th. i had a lot of rain all the way. did i? alright let's check in with rosemary oroczo. it's wonderful to have this rain definitely puts off fire season . yes it does. but on the morning drive makes it a little hectic for some good morning, both of you. good morning to all of you out there. plan ahead. maybe give yourself some extra time as the rain is moving through right now. a live look here at the radar where you can see over the north bay. just a

little bit of light. drizzle not seeing much there, but as we look towards the east bay along the peninsula down to the south bay. we do have scattered showers. right now. it looks like right along 6 80 transitioning over the highway four. and then if you take a look towards livermore, pleasant and along 5 80, you're going to find some along the peninsula we've got in between areas near san mateo towards a stanford and then off to the coast. we've got some right over half moon bay. one more shift here. looks like san jose mainly dry at the moment, but sunnyvale is experiencing some light rain. this is going to continue to move through. we do have a winter weather advisory for the sierra more on this coming up in just a little bit. it is 401. let's check on the traffic this morning with james. good morning. rosemary. talk about this morning, but i do want to show you a little bit of something we're seeing on the bay bridge here. looks like a semi truck lost control about an hour and a half ago. it's still on the scene. officers still working to get that cleaned up, but that's on the eastbound lane of traffic, so it shouldn't be affecting that typical morning commute all too much and really

not all too much to worry about right now, at 401 this morning, and as you can see that accident not affecting the traffic coming up to the bay bridge right here along the bay bridge toll plazas, things moving along. pretty alright. four. oh, one. let's get back to the headlines. thank you, james. multiple major airlines have dropped their mask mandates after a federal judge ruled that the cdc cannot require masks on planes, trains and other forms of public transit. now alaska, delta, united and southwest airlines all lifted their mask requirements in the sous says it will no longer enforce federal mask rules. the mask mandate was supposed to be in place two more weeks but was abruptly lifted. some people found out while sitting on their flights. i'm ready to take mine off. so whatever they tell me, i can. i will. i think everybody has been ready for a long time. i think it's a good thing. i would rather keep it on because there's all kinds of different influenza kinds are different. taejin and i'm just not sure it's over. mineta san jose, oakland international airports

masks are optional. sfo is still requiring them for now, but some infectious disease experts tell us they don't think a judge should make the decision. president here is that the cdc and other federal agencies cannot enact mandates can't tell people that they need to do certain things during a public health crisis. i think that's an enormously dangerous precedent. this is no time to be putting people at increased risk of getting infected, confined spaces traveling with lots of other people having no idea whether they're infected or not . i feel really strongly about this because we are not through with this pandemic. we're in another wave right now. now the biden administration has said the mask order is no longer in effect, but federal agencies are reviewing the ruling and most bay area transit agencies continue to require passengers to wear a mask. they include san francisco munich, a c transit caltrain and the b t. a bart

says mass are required, but it's not enforcing that policy, and amtrak also says masks are not required. time is 404 in san francisco. today is the last day of voting in a special election to decide who will represent part of san francisco in the state legislature last night the candidates to represent the 17th assembly district matt haney and david campos debated at a forum held in manage that was hosted by project open hand. matt haney is a san francisco supervisor representing the tenderloin, south of market civic center and mission bay. he's endorsed by mayor london breed, haney says if he's elected, he'll focus on poverty. california has the highest rate of poverty in the country. i think that's not something that we acknowledge enough or recognize enough and many of the many of the challenges and problems that we have, whether it's access to healthcare access to good jobs, access to food access to housing

, homelessness are connected to poverty and inequality. now chinese opponent is former supervisor david campos, who is on leave from his job as chief of staff for district attorney chaser, bodine. campos says cutting ties with corporations is the only way to tackle tough problems in sacramento. i am running a corporate free campaign 100% because i believe that to actually have california finally address issues like hunger you have to elect individuals who are not beholden to the corporate interests that run the show. now the state 17th assembly district covers the eastern half of san francisco. the seat became open last year after david chiu stepped down to become san francisco city attorney in february is primary election. haney defeated compost by about 700 votes. the winner of today's election will only hold the seat for a few months because they'll have to run again in the normal primary election in june, and then the

general election in november. new this morning. a student at berkeley high school, has died after falling from a parking garage. according to berkeley side it happened yesterday afternoon at lunchtime, berkeley high's principal emailed students and families last night to tell them what happened and that it apparently happened where other students were present. the name of the student who died has not been announced. the school district says counselors are available for students at berkeley high all day today to help them deal with the tragedy. time is at 406. we're now seeing for the first time the suspect accused of killing a 15 year old girl while trespassing on a school campus in stockton. 52 year old anthony gray of french camp was arrested and accused of allegedly stabbing and killing alicia rain. aga police say gray drove to stag high school and went to the campus onto the campus through a gate. school district is now reevaluating its security system. and as the sun was setting last night, a large

crowd gathered outside the high school remembering the life of the young victim. family of 15 year old leisure brain. aga says she was a good student, a promising athlete on the high school softball team. her father says he doesn't know the man accused of killing his daughter. i don't really have any enemies . my daughter was shouting her whole life. we took her to school chicken home from school . she was very outgoing. it's just like the funniest person we know she was clever and she got thick skin. and she can come back with a finding jobs. now investigators want to know what the teenage girl was targeted or if this was a random attack. russian forces continue attacks in eastern europe, ukraine, that is, ukrainian officials say russian forces are focusing the new phase of the war on taking full control of the done bus region where russian backed separatists have been fighting ukrainian forces for eight years . officials at the pentagon say the shifting battlefield could change the scope of the war. they're trying to set the

conditions for more aggressive, more overt and larger ground maneuvers in the donbass. but again, i would remind this is an area of the country that has seen fighting over the last eight years. this is a terrain that both sides understand and know. ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky has submitted an application for ukraine to join the european union, which could provide additional military assistance is now 408. and as a fighting in ukraine escalates concerns are growing about the civilians who were caught in the middle and the difficulty of getting humanitarian aid to them. ktvu is jana katsuyama tells us what bay area aid groups are asking for. the russian attack on lviv in western ukraine. monday comes just as humanitarian aid from the bay area arrived in the city last week. supplies donated to the group hearts from ukraine were flown from san jose more than 130 boxes of food, hygiene products and medical supplies.

aid groups are facing a big problem delivering the goods with the lack of safe humanitarian corridors. there was an orphanage there about 11,000 children. and while we're en route while the shipment is in process that city go occupied by russian forces, there was no longer accessible. eugene tarasov, founder of hearts for ukraine, says they are still waiting for word from one of their partners in ukraine. today all of the sessions or we should. there's a siren. all right. we need to go and should have been. no, they need to run to shelter everything to run in the basement. you need to hide because bouncer studies starting to come in the united nations chief of humanitarian aid called for an immediate ceasefire monday in order to establish safe quarters to get aid into the war zones and evacuate civilians. you need at least a three day window. to enable proper safe evacuation things to happen as yet we have not got agreement on that from the russian side, officials say russian attacks on civilian targets have caused severe harm and russia's destruction of hospitals has made treating the wounded even more difficult.

ukraine has now endured 136 attacks on healthcare facilities. the devastation of hospitals has created desperate need for medical equipment. computer tomography ultrasound just to see where the shrapnel is embedded in in human tissue. uh you can imagine how critical how important this is the barrier ed group nova ukraine says as the fighting escalates, the humanitarian workers are ready to help. but in greater danger than ever, seven drivers disappeared. um at the day they left delivering aid and they have not heard from them since then. this was a few days ago in oakland. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you. janna were having some nice weather rain. how mary told you to have an umbrella. did i have it in the car? for sure. and the rain coat rain jacket, at least everything. how long is it gonna last? you know just another hour or two. it will begin to pull away. yes, already beginning to see it leave areas of the north

bay. but with all that cloud cover and the soggy conditions. i imagine we're seeing some drizzle out there in areas not being picked up by the radar. in any case, a persians over the north bay, picking up a quarter inch even saw a point raised in some areas near kent field. half inch. meanwhile, the central bay south bay not so much giving you a live look here at a very gray start and a wet one on the roadways as we are looking at oakland, here's a look at storm tracker to again going back to the north bay where perhaps just a few sprinkles out there, but at this point is pushing through the central south bay. looks like just a few sprinkles along the peninsula as well as the coastline, lafayette and areas towards a antioch's conquered bay. 0.6 80. we've got some light shower activity going on there along 5 80 stretching from areas near hayward going out towards livermore on and off. scatter showers. fremont as we shift over to the west, we've got cemetery. oh, right there along that stretch before you get to, uh, sunnyvale or

stanford is drive. a semi bill's got some light, scattered showers and perhaps over san jose up the hill. we go where we do have a winter weather advisory here. this will last until two o'clock in the afternoon because the sierra will continue to see some snow anywhere from 3 to 6 inches expected and about 6500 ft. and the higher peaks could get up to 10 inches, so that to be aware of. if you're coming up over the past. for today, you are going to need the chains or the snow tires at least for the first half of the afternoon. the other story this morning take a look at how much warmer we are with the cloud cover the added moisture by 16 degrees that happen bay up by 15 and livermore. a quick look here at your morning temps 56 to start your day livermore 54 in walnut creek. upper forties nevado 53 in the city of san francisco. it's a relatively mild as we get into the afternoon will call for drying conditions, partly cloudy skies and temperatures. very seasonal. i'll have a look at those numbers. plus what you can expect for the rest of the week. coming up. all right, rosemary. time is now for 12. covid restrictions are different, depending on where you live,

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morg today, we are expected to learn more about the suspect arrested in connection to the massive fire in san jose that destroyed a home depot store. later today , prosecutors plan to announce the name of the suspect and give

more information about the investigation. they do plan to file charges in connection with the fire that tore through that store on blossom hill road on april 9th. the heat from the fire was even detected from space time now for 16, california lifted its five day quarantine for people who have been exposed to covid. but not every bay area government is ready to roll back their own guidelines. alameda county health officials will still advise people who are not current on their vaccines. to stay home for at least five days after being in contact with someone who's infected with the virus to berkeley, which has its own health department will join almost all of the other counties and follow state guidelines. sonoma county has not announced its recommendations yet. well around the country. the number of covid cases are going up again. about half of the states have reported rising numbers since the beginning of the month , and that has many state and local officials anticipating rising hospitalization rates,

they say if they see the number of hospital patients rise, they could put an old restrictions back in place. we're starting to see. some increases in the numbers. we're not seeing those increases manifesting increased hospitalizations. not yet, but we're looking at that very, very closely. now the white house says it supports decisions being made by local officials who take into account their current infection and hospitalization rates. federal officials also say they need both local and national experts to start transitioning towards more effective long term strategy. well for the first time at tomorrow's 4 20 festival in san francisco. people can buy cannabis legally in golden gate park. the gathering at hippie hill has been canceled for the last two years. but the unofficial holiday celebrating marijuana is back on tomorrow. the event is officially sanctioned by the city, and they do expect as many as 20,000 people to show up, however, now that people can buy pot in the

park, the rules are going to be tighter. and what that means to be clear whether there are sales or not. the fact is under state law. if you are under the age of 21, you will not be allowed within the facility. so this is going to be the first time that this is done. you will be turned away. proof of age is going to be required. mayor london breed says the city will have extra shuttle services, restrooms and clean up as well as extra security on hand. the meadow will be gated off to enforce the age limitation. the gates open at 10 a.m. tomorrow on 4 20 ktvu is taking a look at the state of cannabis and california and beyond. join us for our half hour special as we take a closer look at the issues and laws surrounding marijuana and again that's tomorrow at 4. 30. alright got it. alright, time is 4 18. we're gonna talk about whether we both drove through some pretty good rain solid windshield wiper, solid rain. the roads were wet and all of

that, and rosemary told us all about it is we look around downtown oakland right now expected? yes. it came in late last night and continues. at this hour. it will begin to move out of the area. in fact, the north they already beginning to see some clearing out there. when i say clearing, i mean clearing some of that rain, it is still mostly cloudy, still little drizzly and going to remain soggy. for the first half of our day, giving you a view here over oakland. good morning to you, oakland picking up a few 107 inch. we'll check in on those numbers in just a moment. just updated them. here's a view of storm tracker to a three hour time lapse will show you how it moved through the north bay first and then and is now through the central bay and approaching the south bay as well. getting in closer towards the east bay up over our bay area hills. we've got some light rain. we have some on and off along the east bay shore here stretching from areas oakland down through san leandro. and then as we go inland, we've got right along 6 80 shifting over to the peninsula san mateo

enjoying a light showers there along the coastline. we've got sprinkles and moving south sunnyvale, campbell and now san jose as well as milpitas reporting some light rain. here's a look at the rainfall totals from the last 24 hours. you will notice that the north bay definitely receiving most of this and can't feel coming in with more than half inch. we've got santa rosa reporting 10th of an inch napa a little bit more than a third but again oakland 5 100, then redwood city. conquered and san jose not reporting anything just yet, but it's raining overhead and will continue to accumulate a little bit before it moves out. here is a look at when i do expect it to move out, so there's six o'clock. there's nine o'clock. there's three o'clock so not much left, and we will even get partly cloudy, sunny conditions for the second part of the afternoon temperatures today going to be a lot like yesterday. upper fifties at the coast to upper sixties nearing 70 degrees for our warmer spots inland and look at your extended forecast will show you we have

another storm on the way it will come in late wednesday. thursday right now looks to be a rainy day. it looks to be even wetter than the one we're experiencing right now. as we get into the weekend, we are drying it out and warming things up back to you. all right. thank you, rosemary. good news for people who missed the deadline on their taxes up next. we're going to tell you how you can still get your payment in on time, at least for your state tax bill. plus the warriors won last night. they have a secret weapon coming off the bench in this first round playoff series against the denver nuggets.

yeae oakland a's play here again. nice i love that. i'm gonna have that song. second, my head now the a's back in oakland for their home opener against the baltimore orioles. plenty of fans were tailgating in the coliseum parking lot, many of them told us they make sure to

never miss the first home game of the season, and fans were treated to a 5 to 1 victory. but as ktvu zach sauce tells us, there's a lot of questions still swirling about the team's future. in the bay area, another home opener in the books for az baseball, and with it diehard fans talking expectations for the season dubs goodwin's getting road winds april 18th on this family's calendar for weeks . super excited. i've been a oakland a's fans since i was super little billy ball years. billy martin was the manager and i'm always going to be in oakland, a's fan. i hope they never leave excited but struggling to ignore that giant elephant in in the room. talk of the a's possibly relocating to los vegas of a deal for a new stadium can be reached. not like that outside the colosseum during a flag raising ceremony, oakland mayor libby chef addressing the back and forth negotiations over plans for a new ballpark on oakland's waterfront, part of the proposed

$12 billion redevelopment project at howard terminal. this is not a yo yo, this is a journey. and i really respect that the aids do need a backup plan absolutely respect that because developing on the california coastline is complicated, but this has been all forward progress striking a positive tone, but the project facing stiff opposition so far from businesses operating at the ports seaport planning advisory committee recommending against the project last month. and a group of ports workers filing a lawsuit to block the project this month. we're doing everything we can. we're spending $2 million a month. we're working with the city staff. we're doing everything we can to get the approvals to fight out the lawsuits to bring that to a positive outcome this summer, but the team making one thing clear it's really howard terminal or bust, leaving these fans with no choice but to simply hope for the best. we are the only team here now in oakland. we don't have any more. teams warriors left, so

hopefully they'll stay here. a key vote for the oakland a's project coming up on june 2nd. that's when the san francisco bay conservation and development commission is expected to consider whether the oakland a's howard terminal project should move forward. at the coliseum's axa's ktvu fox two news. exactly thank you. thomas for 26 will gain three of the nba playoffs between the warriors and the denver nuggets thursday night in colorado. the warriors lead the series two games to none. they beat denver last night. 1 26 to 1. oh,ix the warriors may have the greatest six man in nba history. steph kerry again coming off the bench, doing things like that he had 34 points. his plane time is still restricted because of his foot injury. jordan's poll was great , too. he started at point guard and had 29 points. just trying to get a run going as soon as you can just continuing to be aggressive and having the freedom of will just to play our game. this moment, just

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cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to tuesday. it's april 19th and welcome to rosemary oroczo. she's right here. geography forecast and we're starting off with rain. yes good morning. to both of you. we've got puddles on the roadways. it's a slick out there . in some areas. it's generally lied and it is beginning to move out of the north bay. but in the short term, we will continue. with the cloudy skies and the rainy conditions. there's a beautiful view there over oakland. here's a look at storm tracker to we'll take a quick tour. you can see areas of the north bay not much going on, but you get to the east bay along the east bay shore. pockets of on and off light rain. it stretches over towards our inland cities along 60 80 over towards 5 80 along the peninsula right now, sanitary redwood city looks like maybe the san mateo bridge getting some light rain as well as off the coastline near half moon bay. shifting south. sunnyvale campbell san jose milpitas, we've got some rain falling there and into the santa cruz mountains as well as the sierra with the winter weather advisory for the sierra

. better details on that advisory and what you can expect for today coming up. good morning, james. good morning to you rosemary oroczo areas up there because there are some change requirements heading up along 80. if you're leaving from here to that direction, not too many crashes on the roadway in the bay area so far this morning, but there is one i want to talk about that just popped up within the last 30 minutes here. this is on highway 24 westbound near gateway boulevard . not too much to it. it looks like a car smashed into a light pole and the light pole got more of the damage in the car did so. couple of other crashes throughout the areas, but a lot of them already have tow trucks on the way to help clear them out. so if you're headed out the door in the next 30 minutes to an hour probably won't be a problem to you. lot of our major freeways looking pretty good so far. oakland san jose and the bay bridge toll plaza. not bad at this moment, 4 30 to go back to the desk. alright james, thank you. what happening today? president biden will be on a call with u. s allies as the war in ukraine enters day 55 the president's expected to talk

about support for ukraine and other efforts to hold russia accountable for the invasion. it comes after russia's attacks in the eastern part of ukraine escalate. along with missile strikes and the west of ukraine . there are more evacuations today is more russian forces start to move into ukraine southeast, we are now getting a new look at the devastation in one of the hardest hit cities in ukraine. report city of mariupol has been bombarded by russian troops. ukraine is calling on russia to facilitate a humanitarian corridor for evacuees. military officials have appealed for help. in a letter to pope francis saying women and children are trapped in the city steelworks across the country and love eve. workers are picking up the pieces after four people were killed at a tire shop. that was hit by a russian missile. the company has managed to park the car and there was an explosion. i didn't even understand didn't understand what happened. i don't know. really i must have been unlucky one that i must

still alive. i still have young children. the city of lviv has been considered relatively safe until now. your time now for 33 . we're getting more news and more development in the police search for one of the suspects in the sacramento shooting, where six people were killed earlier this month, police identified and tula peyton, a known gang member, is one of the gunmen. investigators are asking anybody who knows where he is to contact them, but they warned he should not be approached. they consider him armed and dangerous . they now say the shootout was gang related and just hours before the shooting started, gang affiliations and guns were flashed on social media. we do have some gang issues in our neighborhoods and quite honestln some of our neighborhoods. i don't think that's any secret as we've moved through the years. investigators say the three women who were killed were not involved with gangs. they were caught in the shootout,

sacramento police say despite that downtown sacramento is a generally safe area. survivors of violence gathered at the state capital to support legislation to help rebuild their lives. one of the survivors of the gilroy garlic festival shooting said she has struggled after the shooting. immediately after the mass shooting, i crumbled under the guilt of surviving and the all consuming ptsd. i expected calls from professionals or officials with resources or services, but i was never contacted. my family had to be the ones to help find me a therapist because searching for one myself became too overwhelming. the group is backing bills to expand victims compensation to include cases of police violence, state senator scott wiener said legislation is also moving forward to ensure that survivors of sexual assault feel safe coming to police. and specifically when a survivor comes forward who has been

sexually assaulted and provides a rape kit. we want survivors to be confident that the dna they provided that rape kit. it's not going to be used down the road against them, and unfortunately in san francisco we saw seen recently that rape kit dna. was used to identify and arrest a survivor of sexual assault. now the district attorney's office dropped that case against the woman after learning of the circumstances. in san francisco . the senate bill will be heard in committee next week about 4 36 at bay area man who was wrongfully convicted of murder is about to be set free after spending more than 30 years in jail. san francisco district attorney chasing bodine announced the exoneration yesterday, 60 year old joaquin syria was wrongfully convicted of murdering his friend back in 1990. that conviction was reversed by san francisco superior court judge after a review by the d. a's new

innocence commission. we're grateful that today after 32 long years, mr syria has been exonerated and his wrongful conviction reverse. i want to congratulate mr syria and everyone who worked so hard. to write this miscarriage of justice. yesterday's ruling comes 32 years to the day after syria's arrest once he gets out of prison. syria says he'll spend quality time with his son with his wife and his longtime friends and supporters and one of the attorneys on the innocence project told the chronicle quote. as a result of this wrongful conviction, the state stole 32 birthdays. 32 christmases 32 years in which he could not be with his son for all the special moments. yet joaquin has kept his big heart and easy smile, and it's full of joy as he looks forward to starting his life again. police now say they have made an arrest

and impounded cars after a violent sideshow in east oakland sunday night, as many as 100 cars took over intersections that 82nd avenue between macarthur boulevard and ni avenue, police say at one point, people in the crowd were firing automatic weapons into the air. they say an officer was injured after trying to break up a fight. one person involved in the fight was arrested. the officer was not seriously hurt time now for 38. several san francisco businesses are assessing the fire damage after flames burned three buildings in the west portal neighborhood. officials say construction work maybe the blame for this. this fire started about 11 30 yesterday morning at west portal and 14th avenue. the flames spread from roof to roof before firefighters finally got it under control. ray rudolph lives on the same block and says he only had minutes to grab his computer and camera equipment before he evacuated. i was watching the flames on the roofs and like a ton of smoke, and i

saw like a propane tank or something on the roof. one firefighter was injured fighting to fire but no one else was hurt . time is 4 38 will happening today. san francisco transportation leaders could vote to reduce the speed limit on several busy streets in the city. the sfm d. a s board of directors is considering reducing the speed limit from 25 to 20 miles an hour, one more stretches of road in the financial district. in the fisherman's warf area and south of market. the goal is to eliminate pedestrian deaths in san francisco. this project would cost about $6 billion over three years. people who didn't make yesterday's tax deadline are getting some relief. at least here in california, california franchise tax board extended its payment deadline because of a technical glitch. californians now have until midnight today to pay those state taxes. the franchise tax board says their web pay application went down, which kept people from making their

payments. some people on social media say their payment went through multiple times payments received by 11 59 tonight will be considered on time right on time. alright time is 4 40. normally i don't get excited about rain. i had fun driving through some steady rain this morning. it's nice to have the rain. we don't have a lot of wind down there in the rain is light, so it makes it more enjoyable for sure. good morning to both of you. hello to all of you if you are stepping out we do have those light scattered showers continuing at least for the next couple of hours, and then we're going to be mostly cloudy, which will allow us to receive just additional drizzle until those clouds clear out, giving you a you hear over oakland this morning. we do have relatively mild conditions. when it comes to the temperatures. take a look at this 50 degrees in santa rosa. santa rosa yesterday was near freezing. so you are definitely noticing a difference with the temps 33 in san francisco 56 right now in concord, san carlos, mid fifties. san jose at 57. here's

the proof by 15 degrees over santa rosa at this time by 14 along the coast and half moon by and for the inner east bay. livermore you are 15 degrees warmer out the door. we do have storm tracker to here to show you where we're seeing some of the light rain the north bay again. a lot of cloud cover, not a lot in the way of rainfall, but the north bay has already received its share. coming in with a quarter inch third of an inch, even half inch in some spots. meanwhile the central bay south bay not so much, but as it continues to move through, we will continue again to accumulate some additional rain along the shore line we have had on and off. scattered showers looks like right over alameda, oakland, perhaps inland along 6 80 all of our communities right and their 5 80 livermore pleasant in dublin. scattered showers reported in your area along the peninsula, san mateo, redwood city and over areas of the south bay, milpitas, san jose and into the santa cruz mountains. looks like campbell. scotus getting some rain there into the sierra. we continue to see it here and into the sierra

. for today, you are going to need the chains or the snow tires at least the first part of the afternoon because the winter weather advisory goes until two o'clock could see anywhere from 3 to 6 inches of snow and up to 10 inches and some of those isolated areas afternoon highs are going to be very seasonal. for today, i'll have a look at those plus the next storm expected for tomorrow in the thursday coming up in just a little bit. thank you, rosemary and grab robberies have been a problem and concern for many bay area business owners up next. the new arrest, police say are connected to a string of robberies and san francisco's munich continues to recover from the pandemic. why the return of two lines could be crucial for some san francisco residents.

what's the time and investigation continues in san jose after six people were arrested in connection to a string of smash and grab robberies. now police investigators say these six men,

all in their late teens, or early twenties, stormed jewelry stores in san jose, another northern california cities, they were usually heavily armed and would smash display cases. and take the jewelry inside. investigators say the six are charged with multiple crimes, including robbery and possession of illegal firearms. these are violent individuals are very happy to get this group of people in jail so they don't continue to victimize our community. horrified for me. and i get this for order to but is good new is the police and law enforcement was stepped up. this group just is just one of many that local police are looking for all accused of similar smash and grab thefts. investigators are looking for tips and surveillance video to assist detectives. two men accused of ambushing and killing a man in front of his san mateo, home and wounding is two year old son had

been arrested. 29 year old john passy is arrested, was arrested at his home in north carolina. 30 year old is a les llama as was arrested in honolulu. both were wanted for the murder of utah. survey. leo musica junior on eleanor drive in san mateo back in 2020. our time is 4 46, the mummified body of a man found inside of a wall of the henry j. kaiser convention center in oakland last month has been identified. he was 40 year old joseph modica. homeless man reported missing in september of 2020, according to the alameda county corridor. authorities haven't said how he died or why he was inside that old building that was under construction. officials determined who he was by cross referencing the serial number from a plate in his ankle with records from highland hospital. dna samples were also used to confirm that he was that missing man. health officials in shanghai are reporting the first

covid-19 deaths in their latest outbreak. all three people were elderly had underlying diseases like diabetes and were not vaccinated. shanghai has confined most of its 25 million residents to their homes for almost three weeks to try to curb the outbreak. some are questioning china's zero tolerance approach to spikes in covid cases. made this this, ume ones that can control this and they will do anything to control this. we don't think that zero covid strategy with china is pursuing is one that is likely to work. there are also concerns that this current lockdown will impact supply chains as many factories remain closed. leaders in shanghai say most restrictions will be lifted tomorrow outside of designated quarantine areas. time is 4 47 in san francisco. yet another meunier line is making a comeback after covid san francisco supervisor shabaan warden joined transit officials

celebrating the return of the eight bayshore express lines. uni says he expressed bus will help reduce travel times downtown for people who live in visitation valley, potrero hill and other south side neighborhoods. one says the line will help working class residents who depend on transportation to get to work or go shopping. an update now to a story we brought you yesterday that baby goat was stolen from a yard in panel has been returned . the woman was caught on camera taking the goat friday, not long after it had been born. now the owner of the goat says neighbors found the baby safe and sound nearby. they are crediting social media and the community forgetting that word out to help find the baby goat. that baby goat has now been reunited with its mom. ktvu was a part of that, of course, get the little baby back to mind. so happy to hear that i know people are time is 4 48 and you'll be happy to hear it was raining again this

morning. here in the bay area. rosemary has all the information the scottish showers pushing through areas of the east bay and down to the south bay before it moves out. and it is already in the sierra this morning where the snow is starting to accumulate 3 to 6 inches of snow expected all the way down to about 6500 ft. a little bit more above that here is a view over oakland, where it's still soggy out there. we've got some puddling on the roadways this morning, and of course, there slick. so take it easy. give yourself extra time, if possible. storm tracker to they're showing you north bay. i think we've got a little bit of drizzle. still within that cloud cover there, but you can see most of it the brunt of that moisture here over the east bay and down through the south bay at this point, moving in a bit closer where we do have scattered showers along 6 85 80. along the east bay shore looks like sprinkles between oakland hayward fremont down into areas over milpitas and into san jose along the peninsula. a few sprinkles here as well as the coastline as we shift just a

little bit from sunnyvale over towards the san jose campbell and then into our santa cruz mountains. we've got some light rain falling here. the future cast will show you by about lunchtime. not only are we dry, but we've got some sunshine on the horizon. for the second part of your afternoon. the sierra will continue with the snow at least until about two o'clock. and if there if you are going to be up over the passes for today, there is a winter weather advisory until two o'clock this afternoon. we're now into wednesday morning and look at what is up shore. by wednesday afternoon. it's moving into the north bay and will continue to move through. we are looking at the various soggy conditions for thursday, maybe even into friday before it moves out. so for the rest of today, you can see we're not going to see much. maybe 1 107 inch to 107 inch over areas of the central south bay. but take a look at friday afternoon , anywhere from half inch to an inch and a half. so this next storm is going to be a wetter one. and it's going to last for longer outside our doors and are mostly cloudy skies.

temperatures are a lot warmer this morning 53 to start your day in san francisco 57 in san jose. and for the afternoon under partly cloudy skies. temperatures are going to be very similar to yesterday, which was really mild in most areas. upper fifties for the coastline, sixties and low seventies expected from our base side. communities into our inland cities and your extended forecast here again, going back to the wet weather late on wednesday lasting thursday, perhaps a few scattered showers on friday, right now, friday looks like it's going to be the coolest day before we dry things out just in time for the weekend, upper fifties low sixties at the coast upper sixties low seventies for our basic communities. and seventies to near 80 degrees by sunday inland, pam all right. thank you. rosemary a break in on easter sunday. we're going to hear from a southern california man who had to hide while thieves entered his home. and more parks could be on the way the new plan to fight climate change and make california a better place to live with the same time. new high tech

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ease hollywood hills was caught on camera as the homeowner hid in a bathroom. the owner said he had just returned from a holiday party when he noticed people coming onto his property. even though the lights were on and his pit bulls were barking. the video from a surveillance camera shows a group of young men in hoodies breaking into his garage , which he uses for storage. and they were looking for valuables . the man quickly hid and called 911. i kept whispering to the guys and i'm so scared. i'm so scared. i don't know what to do. i mean, i was totally freaked out and i'm not. i don't freak out easily. luckily the burglars never made it into the main

residents. but the owner says he is still shaken, he says most of the drawers in the garage are now empty, and he is still trying to assess what they took. san jose is considering changing how they handle people who are looking for treatment for drug addiction. a recent study found as many as 60% of arrests in san jose for drug related crimes involved methamphetamine now mayor sam liccardo says the city is working with the county to apply for state money. to fund housing facilities with on site drug treatment. he says he also supports expanding treatment for people arrested for drug related crimes. we recognize that this dire need, we don't have nearly enough inpatient facilities, and we also don't have treatment typically for arrestees, and we know that does create a very serious public health public safety problem for us because those same arrestees when they're back out on the street will go back to using meth again. mayor liccardo says treating people who are released combined with advocating for violent offenders to stay in

jail will help keep potential repeat offenders off the streets. reading woman accused of staging a phony kidnapping in 2016 has formally pled guilty. 39 year old sherri papini was arrested last month after authorities say she continued to make false statements about that alleged kidnapping. yesterday she appeared in the sacramento federal courtroom via zoom and entered a guilty plea to charges of mail fraud and lying to the fbi. sentencing is set for july 11th she could face between eight and 14 months in custody. one of the largest energy storage systems in the state, is now operational. it's located in moss landing in monterey county and includes 256 tesla mega pack battery units that can store up to 730 megawatt hours of energy for the electric grid. now pg ni says the system charges the batteries when energy production is high, then pushes that power back into the grid during high demand times or during the night when solar is offline. new high

tech chopsticks could be a game changer for people on special diets. kevin corke has a look at how the utensils change the way your food tastes and why they say it could help people suffering from high blood pressure. researchers in japan hope their new taste enhancing chopsticks will make healthy foods you know, low and salt taste better welcome sign for millions of americans on low sodium diets because of high blood pressure. the high tech utensils are hooked up to a special computer device on the user's wrist, which causes a small electric current to flow through what they're eating, activating any sodium ions and allowing for their tongue to taste more salt than is actually in the food. we're able to enhance the salty taste by up to 1.5 times. researchers hope the chopsticks can help people maintain healthy blood pressure levels. and while it's normal for your blood pressure to fluctuate throughout the day if

it remains too high for too long, medical officials say it can lead to heart disease and stroke. according to the cdc, roughly half of all adults in the us suffer from high blood pressure, but only 24% properly manage it a serious concern as health experts report, more than a half a million people died back in 2019. as a result of hypertension. you should make sure that you know your sodium intake or salt intake is less than one teaspoonful a day. besides costing lives, the cdc also says high blood pressure. is costing the us about $131 billion and health related costs each and every year. the agency also reports a greater percentage of men are affected by the condition. then our women i'm kevin corke fox news. thank you, kevin. well, there's a new effort to bring more parks to the bay area as a way to fight

climate change. a group called together bay area has outlined more than 100 projects that could be implemented in the next 10 years. they say the projects would help california reach its goals of conserving 30% of the states lands and coastal waters by 2030. proposals include new trails, wildlife protections like highway crossings and stronger fire protection plans. governor newsom's new budget includes as much as $2 billion to try to reach that. 30% goal. my own personal feelings. i think we could have done this a long time ago. enough is enough . i'm just not sure it's over. so i'm going to continue to wear it when i fly. a federal judge slats down the requirements to wear masks on planes and other public transit. we'll tell you how to change is being put into place here in the bay area, and why some health officials are not happy. and it is election day in san francisco, the last minute efforts to get out the vote and why the winner of today's runoff election will have to do it all again in just

a few months. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. april 19th. woke up to the sound of rain. actually in the middle of the night, people went to sleep to the sound of rain, which is nice, but rosemary's talk about how long it will last. yes so just a little while longer, as expected, fairly weak storm and a quick moving storm and moved in a late last night. over areas of the north bay first and then into the central bay. and now through the south bay is what we see. before you. we will continue with the scattered showers over the east bay as well as our east bay hills and into the south bay. looks like san jose getting some light rain at this time into the santa cruz mountains. is moving into the sierra as well where we do have a winter weather advisory that will last at least for the first half of the day. but the future cast model they're showing you by the afternoon. partly cloudy

skies dry conditions. better details on how much rainfall we have received and what we can expect for the rest of today, as well as the next storm on the way coming up in just a little bit. good morning, james. how's traffic? hey, good morning to you, rosemary pre. okay so far, you know, whenever we see some of that water and saturation on the roadways, we can get a little nervous. about what the morning commute is going to look like, but so far so good. we do have a couple of incidents. we do want to talk about this morning. this one coming out near castro valley here. this is 5 80 eastbound near the 2 38 connection. this is near hayward. looks like they should be clearing this up pretty soon. tow trucks already coming along the way. we are also keeping our eye on this accident here near orinda. that's 24 westbound after gateway. that's the car that smashed into the light pole. i think they're still cleaning up all the remains of that. but that should be clear enough soon again. if you're headed out within the next 30 minutes to an hour, you should be pretty good to go. babers toll plaza moving along smoothly. 501 let's get back to the headlines. thank you, james. several major airlines have dropped their mask mandates

after a federal judge ruled the cdc can't require masks on planes, trains and other forms of public transit. ktvu is jesse gary joins us now live from oakland international airport with the latest on how they area airports and public transit agencies and passengers. jesse are responding to all of that school morning. pamela good morning to you. where was this? just a couple of days ago when i was flying, although, although i will say an act by one judge that was supposed to make things maybe more simple has made it much more confusing. federal judges, pam said, ruled that the national mask mandate is not valid. but now airlines and airports can make their own decisions about who does and does not have to wear masks. let's go ahead. take a look at our video. alaska air delta united southwest have all lifted their mask requirements. mineta san jose and here at oakland international airport masks are not required at sfo. they are still required while officials wait for guidance from local t s a leadership just last week, the

cdc announced its mask order would stay in effect an extra 15 days until may. 3rd this was taken. this was to take more time to study the b a two variants. the judge ruled the cdc failed to justify its decision to extend that mandate . most bay area transit agencies are continuing to require masks while onboard. these include sf muni transit, caltrain and vt. a part says masks are required, but it's not enforcing the policy. and amtrak says mass are also not required, and we will have reaction from travelers who quite honestly need a scorecard to determine when you do have to have your mask and when you don't have to have your mask it personally, i just keep it on all the time. that way, you know he avoid any confusion. we're live at oakland international this morning. jesse gary ktvu. fox two news. we'll head back to you in the studio. all right. thank you, jesse. well some local infectious disease experts tell us they don't think a judge should be the one making the

decision about whether people should wear a mask. president here is that the cdc and other federal agencies cannot enact mandates can't tell people that they need to do certain things during a public health crisis. i think that's an enormously dangerous precedent. this is no time to be putting people at increased risk of getting infected, confined spaces. traveling with lots of other people having no idea whether they're infected or not. i feel really strongly about this because we are not through with this pandemic. we're in another wave right now. now, the biden administration has said the mask order is no longer in effect, but federal agencies are reviewing that ruling out time now five oh four in san francisco. today is the last day of voting in a special election to decide who will represent part of san francisco in the state legislature. last night, the candidates to represent the 17th assembly district matt haney and david campos, debated at a forum held it. manny's

there was hosted by project open hands. matt haney is a san francisco supervisor representing the tenderloin, south of market civic center and mission bay. he's endorsed by mayor london breed, and he says if he's elected, he'll focus on poverty. california has the highest rate of poverty in the country. i think that's not something that we acknowledge enough or recognize enough and many of the many of the challenges and problems that we have, whether it's access to healthcare access to good jobs, access to food access to housing , homelessness are connected to poverty and inequality. handy's opponent as former supervisor david campos. he's on leave from his job as chief of staff for district attorney chaser bodine. campos says cutting ties with corporations is the only way to tackle tough problems in sacramento. i am running a corporate free campaign 100% because i believe that to actually have california

valiantly address issues like hunger you have to elect individuals who are not beholden to the corporate interests that run the show. now the state 17th assembly district covers the eastern half of staff francisco and that seat became open last year after david choose stepped down to become separate cisco city attorney in february's primary election, haney defeated compost by about 700 votes. the winner of today's election will only hold the seat for a few months because they'll have to run again in the normal primary election in june, and then the general election in november. new this morning. a student at berkeley high school, has died after falling from a parking garage. according to berkeley side it happened yesterday afternoon at lunchtime, berkeley high's principal emailed students and families last night to tell them what happened and to say that it apparently happened where other students were present. the name of the student who died has not been announced. the school district

says counselors are available for students at berkeley high all day today. to help them deal with the tragedy. your time is 506. we're now seeing for the first time the suspect accused in stockton of killing a 15 year old girl while trespassing on a school campus. 52 year old anthony gray of french camp was arrested and accused of allegedly stabbing and killing alicia naga police. agre drove to stag high school, then went on to the campus through a gate. the school district is now reevaluating its security system. and as the sun was setting last night, this big crowd gathered outside of the high school, remembering the life of the young victim, the family of 15 year olds. alicia run, aga says she was a good student and a promising athlete on the high school softball team. her father says he doesn't know the man accused of killing his daughter. starting to have an enemy's my daughter was shouting her whole life. we took her to school chicken home from school. she was very outgoing. it's just like the funniest person we know she was clever

and she had thick skin. and she could come back with a funny job. investigators still want to know if the teenage girl was targeted or if this was a random attack, russian forces continue their attacks in eastern ukraine . ukrainian officials say russian forces are focusing this new phase of the war on taking full control of the done boss region where russian backed separatists have been fighting ukrainian forces for eight years . officials at the pentagon say the shifting battlefield could change the scope of the war. they're trying to set the conditions for more aggressive, more overt and larger ground maneuvers in the donbass. but again, i would remind this is an area of the country that has seen fighting over the last eight years. this is a terrain that both sides understand and know. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky has submitted an application for ukraine to join the european union, which could provide additional military assistance. time now

508 will be a area aid groups say there is growing concern about the civilians caught right in the middle and how hard it is to get humanitarian aid to them. san jose group called hearts from ukraine more than 130 boxes of food, hygiene products and medical supplies to ukraine. but it's hard for them to get the aid to the people who need it. there was an orphanage there about 11,000 children. and while we're en route while the shipment is in process that city go occupied by russian forces, there was no longer accessible. now the united nations chief of humanitarian aid called for an immediate and sustained ceasefire in order to create safe corridors to get aid into the war zones and also evacuate to billions. he says a three day window is needed for safe evacuations. and at this point, russia has not agreed to that. it's 509 want to check back in with rosemary oroczo, who is in

this morning covering are nice, rainy weather that we had last night and into today. yes enjoying it as well. it will begin to taper off, in fact, already doing so over areas of the north bay as it moves south and moves east. the sierras also getting some snow outsider doors at this hour. it's a soggy start . we do have a live look there at oakland, where it's still a bit dark, or so until the official sunrise and we will be mostly cloudy. for the first part of the day. here's a look at the storm tracker to into the north bay. a few sprinkles still here remaining and drizzle below the radar beam. i imagine it's very soggy out there to the east bay along a 5 86 80 stretching over towards the conquered along highway for a few scattered showers there and then heading south. we've got areas near san jose. off towards morgan hill and the santa cruz mountains, continuing to pick up some light rain. the other story this morning how much warmer we are. take a look at the temperature change here, up by 15 degrees in santa rosa by 10 in oakland, up by 13 in san jose, some of our

inland cities, especially over the north bay. near freezing yesterday and this morning in the fifties 51 in napa 50 in santa rosa, one of the cooler spots 48 degrees for you, novato and a lot of fifties even near 60 degrees for the inner east bay of brentwood and into san jose, so likely to feel even a little bit muggy out there for some as you head out the door. your afternoon highs will be very similar to yesterday with partly cloudy conditions. 66 in oakland for today. 65 in san rafael 71 in the south bay of san jose. some areas, especially over the north bay, picking up quarter inch third of an inch, even half inch of rainfall in the last 24 hours. i'll have a look at those numbers plus tracking the next storm. coming our way in the extended forecast coming up, rosemary, thyme, 5 11 restrictions. they're different , depending on where you live coming up. why some bay area health departments are not following the state's recommendations, plus we support our cannabis industry. we support people being able to come together safely. and if we

have to make changes if these events become harmful or unsafe in any way. changes coming to the 1st 4 20 celebration in san francisco in a few years what the city is doing to make sure that cannabis celebration does not get out of

5 1d today we are expected to learn more about the suspect arrested in connection to that massive fire in san jose that destroyed the home depot store. later today, prosecutors plan to announce the name of the suspect and give more information about the investigation. they do plan to file charges in connection with the fire that tore through that store on blossom hill road on april 9th. the heat from the fire was even detected from space. time is now. 5 14, california lifted its five day quarantine for people who have

been exposed to covid. but not every bay area government is ready to roll back its own guidelines. alameda county health officials will still advise people who are not current on their vaccines to stay home for at least five days after being in contact with someone who's infected with the virus. the city of berkley has its own health department will be joining almost all of the other counties and will follow state guidelines. so noma county has not announced its recommendations yet. across the country, the number of covid cases are going up again. about half of the states have reported rising numbers since the beginning of the month, and that has many state and local officials anticipating rising hospitalization rates, they say if they see the number of hospital patients go up, they could reinstate old restrictions. starting to see. some increases in the numbers. we're not seeing those increases manifesting increased hospitalizations. not yet, but we're looking at that very, very

closely. now the white house says it supports decisions being made by local officials who take into account their current infection and hospitalization rates. federal officials also say they need both local and national experts to begin transitioning towards more effective long term strategy. well for the first time at tomorrow's 4 20 festival in san francisco. people can buy cannabis legally in golden gate park. now the gathering at hippie hill has been canceled for the last two years. but the unofficial holiday celebrating marijuana is back on tomorrow. the event is officially sanctioned by the city, and they do expect as many as 20,000 people, however, now that people can buy pot in the park, the rules are going to be tighter. and what that means to be clear whether there are sales or not. the fact is under state law. if you are under the age of 21, you will not be allowed within the facility. so this is going to be the first time that this is

done. you will be turned away. proof of age is going to be required. mayor london breed says the city will have extra shuttle services, restrooms and clean up as well as extra security. the meadow will be gated off to enforce the age limitation and gates open at 10 a.m. tomorrow on 4 20. ktvu is taking a close look at the state of cannabis and california and beyond. join us for our half hour special as we take a closer look at the issues and laws surrounding marijuana. that's tomorrow at 4 30. pm well today in walnut creek, the city council will once again consider whether to allow more marijuana businesses within the city. walnut creek right now allows up to two delivery services for medical marijuana. at tonight's meeting, council members could decide to include delivery services for recreational marijuana. in the back in october, walnut creek considered approving recreational marijuana sales council members delayed making a decision at that time.

will the new falcon that has taken rouz to top uc berkeley's campanelli clock tower finally has a name. alden he's named after the second director alden he's named after look at him handsome director of the berkeley museum of vertebrate zoology, alden miller, which is fitting since the last bird that was nesting there was named for the first director of the museum. grenell the falcon was found dead last month once the new bird moved in the cow falcons team held a naming contest. there they are in the female bird. that's an e r now incubating a clutch of eggs. so if you didn't know that word clutch eggs on top of the tower , and anne said alden is looking pretty good, huh? handsome guy. he's looking fly. very just said that because i knew rosemary is going to beat me up for doing very fitting, dave. yes, very think. can i tell you good morning to both of you? aren't they adorable? i am agin. there

are a lot of birds outdoors this morning. getting a bit wet. we've got some soggy conditions to start the day not going to last already seeing it pushed out of the area, at least for areas over the north bay. central bay. south bay will come last. here's a look over oakland , where the roadways are still wet. if you are getting out in the next couple of hours, perhaps give yourself some extra time. here's a look at some of the rainfall amounts. the north bay definitely came away a winner here 50 51. more than half inch reported in kent field, more than third entry ported over areas of napa santa rosa 10th of an inch oakland, so it looks like just a few 107 inch about 61 hundred's half mumbai almost 10th of an inch san francisco 10th of an inch. richmond quarter inch for you there and into the band ben lomond area of the santa cruz mountains, 5 107 inch, but over the santa cruz mountains, the rain continues to fall, and you can see how the wave is moving through. this is a three hour time lapse and where we stand right now, just a little bit of drizzle along the coastline,

perhaps the higher elevations over the north bay get into the east bay on and off light rain over our hills as well as long as 6 85 80. stretching into the south bay where we've got light rain along highway one. oh, one looks like right over morgan hill at this time and over areas of the santa cruz mountains in towards monterey. the snow continuing to pile up here in the sierra. this is some great news. 3 to 6 inches of snowfall expected perhaps even 10 for some of those higher elevations and they're into is a winter weather advisory until two o'clock this afternoon. if you're going to be up over those passes, you will need the chains or the snow tires. snowfall accumulation still expected for the rest of today, anywhere again from 3 to 6 inches for us. i'm going to stop it here at one o'clock and notice. not a lot going on. we could have a 234 107 inch over areas of the south bay. but i'm going to push you all the way out to early friday morning. that's the next storm. there is going to be a weather one. half inch to an inch and a

half. at least that's the projection right now will continue to fine tune it by noontime. today we are turning partly cloudy. we are dry by wednesday morning, mostly cloudy again by wednesday afternoon. more rain in the forecast temperatures outside right now upper forties to upper fifties. so it's a mild start and then for the afternoon upper fifties at the coast to upper sixties near 70 degrees inland. partly cloudy, very seasonal and your extended for a cast here shows you temperatures won't change much. we will have that next storm come in. a few scattered showers on friday before we dry out and warm up for the weekend . dave rosemary thyme is 5 21. good news if you missed the deadline on filing your taxes up next we'll tell you how you can still get your payment in on time. at least for your state tax bill. plus, the warriors won last night. they have a secret weapon coming off the bench in this first round playoff series against the denver nuggets.

to s fans finally had a chance to see the aids play a home game after starting the season with 10 road games. hmm. now the crowd was loud but still small, less than 18,000 fans of the coliseum in oakland. the hoffman family came in from livermore. they say the home opener date had been circled on their calendar for weeks, and they don't even want to think about the a's possibly moving to las vegas. super excited. i've been a oakland a's fan since i was super little billy ball years. billy martin was the manager and, um, i'm always going to be in oakland, a's fan. i hope they never leave . we are the only team here now in oakland. we don't have any more teams warriors left so hopefully they'll stay here. yellow is depicted fans something to cheer about, at least for one night, they beat

the baltimore orioles, 5 to 1. and as for the future, well, a key vote on the howard terminal ballpark idea that would keep the a's in oakland that's scheduled for june. 2nd. game three of the nba playoffs between the warriors and the denver nuggets thursday night in colorado. the warriors are leading the series two games to none. they beat denver last night. 1 26 to 1. oh, six. the warriors may have the greatest six man in nba history in steph curry, who again came off the bench still had 34 points. his playing time still restricted because he's recovering from that foot injury. jordan's poll was spectacular. he started at point guard had 29 points. put the defense in a lot of tough decisions, and we have guys who are um, just amazing playmaker's team players and, um, being able to swing the ball. how we doing it. the open looks that we do. um, is definitely beneficial has been great energy has been fantastic. you know, i think the

players have really executed well. these first two games. steph curry, jordan's pool and played hampton combined for 84 of the warriors. 126 points. well interim head coach alice kobe below will be leading the san jose earthquakes and their game tonight their match tonight against bay cities. it's a team in redwood city. the quakes fired the head coach matthias almeida, who's been with the team since october of 2018. the quakes are in last place in the major league soccer western conference. they haven't won a game so far this season, three draws and four losses. cabello has been coaching the quakes reserve squad. east bay football star in legend marshawn lynch is now part of the national hockey league. yep, he's teaming up with rap star macklemore as minority investors in the seattle kraken expansion team. and when you are the owner, hey , you can do almost anything you

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being exonerated of murder. plus historically, we have had some gang issues in some of our neighborhood. new details about the search for another suspect in that mass shooting in sacramento. police are now warning the public. from ktvu fox two news. this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning san to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's tuesday. it's april 19th. the rain stopped outside our doors. the ground is still wet. we saw a lot of rain earlier this morning. scattered showers continuing to wind down good morning to you, dave. pam good morning to all of you a bit of a soggy start, followed by some afternoon sun and as we get into the week ahead, we have another storm coming our way, so we'll go to the radar. talk about what you can expect for your bay area tuesday. plus the extended forecast here in just a moment in the meanwhile let's check the highways this morning with james. good morning. good morning to you, rosemary as the rain came around overnight. the

roads are still wet. and of course, that makes us pretty nervous in traffic, because we know that just a little bit of rain on the roadway can cause a lot of trouble. and it's starting to do that this morning. let's show you 5 80, which is just not the place to be. today, we got a pair of crashes. right here in the east bay. this second one that's on top here, actually, as a result of someone who hydroplane crashed into the media, and so again, just a little bit of rain can cause a lot of problems. to be sure to give yourself some extra time. as you move through this morning. there is a second crash. or rather, i should say a third crash along 5 80 closer. to the bay bridge here that looks like that should be clearing up pretty soon. take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza leading up to the bridge looks pretty good. so far. let's show a little love to our folks down in the south bay to 80 in san jose, moving along smoothly 5 31, let's go back to the desk. alright, james, thank you happening today. president biden will be on the call with the leaders of us allies as the war in ukraine enters day 55 the president expected to talk about

support for ukraine and other ways to hold russia accountable for the invasion. it comes after russia's attacks in the eastern part of ukraine escalate. along with missile strikes in the west of ukraine. more evacuations are taking place today is russian forces start to move into ukraine's southeast. we are now getting a new look at the devastation in one of the hardest hit cities in ukraine ports city of marrying paul has been bombarded by russian troops . ukraine is calling on russia to facilitate a humanitarian corridor for evacuees. military officials have appealed for help . in a letter of pope francis saying women and children are trapped in the city's steelworks across the country and la vive workers are picking up the pieces after four people were killed at a tire shop that was hit by a russell russian missile. machine just managed to park the car and there was an explosion. i didn't even understand didn't understand what happened. i just don't

know. really i must have been unlucky one that i must still alive. i still have young children. the city of love eve has been considered relatively safe until now. our time now, 5 32. we're learning new development in the police search for one of the suspects in the sacramento shooting, where six people were killed earlier this month, police identified them tula peyton, unknown gang member is one of the gunmen. investigators one anyone who knows where he is to contact them. but they warned, don't approach him because he is considered armed and dangerous. and i'll say the shootout was gang related and just hours before the shooting started, gang affiliations and guns were flashed on social media. do have some gang issues in our neighborhoods and quite honestly , their long standing feuds in some of our neighborhoods. i don't think that's any secret as we've moved through the years. investigators say the three women who were killed were not involved with gangs. they were

caught in the shootout, sacramento police say despite that downtown sacramento is generally safe area. survivors of violence gathered at the state capital to support legislation to help rebuild their lives. one of the survivors of the gilroy garlic festival shooting said she has struggled after that attack. immediately after the mass shooting, i crumbled under the guilt of surviving in the all consuming ptsd. i expected calls from professionals or officials with resources or services, but i was never contacted. my family had to be the ones to help find me a therapist because searching for one myself became too overwhelming. another group is backing bills to expand victims compensation to include cases of police violence, state senator scott wiener said legislation is also moving forward to ensure that survivors of sexual assault feel safe coming to police. and specifically when a survivor

comes forward who has been sexually assault and provides a rape kitdent that the dna they provided that rape kit. it's not going to be used down the road against them, and unfortunately in san francisco we saw seen recently that rape kit dna. was used to identify and arrest a survivor of sexual assault. now. the san francisco district attorney's office dropped the case against the woman after learning of the circumstances, the senate bill will be heard in committee next week. time is now 5 35, a bay area man who was wrongfully convicted of murder and spent more than 30 years in prison is about to be set free. san francisco district attorney chase a. bodine announced the exoneration 60 year old joaquin syria was wrongfully convicted of murdering his friend back in 1990. that conviction was reversed by a san francisco superior court judge after a

review by the d. a s new innocence commission. we're grateful that today after 32 long years, mr syria has been exonerated and his wrongful conviction reverse. i want to congratulate mr syria and everyone who worked so hard. to write this miscarriage of justice. yesterday' day after syria's arrest once he gets out of prisons area wants to spend quality time with his wife, his son and his longtime friends and supporters. one of the attorneys on the innocence project told the chronicle quote as a result of this wrongful conviction, the state stole 32 birthdays. 32 christmases 32 years in which he could not be with his son for all the special moments. yet joaquin has kept his big heart and easy smile and is full of joy as he looks forward to starting his life again. police now say they have

made an arrest and impounded cars after a violent sideshow in east oakland sunday night, 100 cars took over intersections on 82nd avenue between macarthur boulevard and ni avenue. police say at one point, people in the crowd were firing automatic weapons into the air. they say an officer was injured after trying to break up a fight. one person involved in that fight was arrested. the officer was not seriously hurt. trying to 5 37. several san francisco businesses are assessing fire damage after flames burn three buildings in the west portal neighborhood. fire officials say construction work was underway and it may be to blame for it. the fire started about 11 30 yesterday morning at west portal and 14th avenue. flames spread from rooftop to rooftop before firefighters got it under control. ray rudolph lives on the same block and says he had only minutes to grab his computer and camera equipment and then evacuate. i was watching the flames on the roofs

and like a ton of smoke, and i saw like a propane tank or something on the roof. no. one firefighter was hurt battling the flames. no one else was hurt. happening today. san francisco transportation leaders could vote to reduce the speed limit on several busy streets in san francisco, the sfm tas board of directors is considering reducing the speed limit from 25 miles an hour to 20 miles an hour, one more stretches of roads in the financial district around fisherman's wharf and south of market. the goal is to eliminate pedestrian deaths in san francisco. this project would cost about $6 million over three years. people who did not make yesterday's tax deadline are getting some relief at least here in california, the california franchise tax board extended its payment deadline because of a technical glitch. californians now have until midnight tonight to pay those state taxes. the franchise tax board says their web page application went down, which

kept people from making payments . some people on social media say their payment went through multiple times. payments received by 11 59 tonight will be considered on time. good alright, time is 5 38 also good. we had early morning rain, but is rosemary going to turn the it off temporarily? good morning, both of you. yes, we are beginning to see the rain push out just snow still in the sierra if you're traveling east be prepared for the chains and the snow requirements. no tire requirements until about two o'clock this afternoon. outsider doors at this time still dark, giving you a live look here at oakland, where we do have another. no 15 minutes or so until the official sunrise storm tracker to their a three hour time lapse, and you can see as expected kind of pushed through during the overnight hours and is already beginning to leave the bay area like scattered showers. novato san rafael over towards mount tam in the higher elevations. and as we get into the east bay, we've got areas over our east bay hills.

livermore 5 86 80 a few sprinkles there. fremont may have a few sprinkles over your area into the sierra. we go where we have snow here. another 3 to 6 inches a possibility before it moves off into nevada , with the winter weather advisory going until two o'clock this afternoon. we will consider to continue to see the mostly cloudy skies through the morning hours, and then by lunchtime, we are breaking away to partly cloudy conditions, little bit of sunshine and seasonal attempts expected for your afternoon today. the other story this morning just how much warmer it is out there. you're going to notice 15 degrees warmer in santa rosa yesterday near freezing in santa rosa this morning in the low fifties. 10 degrees warmer for the east bay shore of oakland and half moon bay. you're 14 degrees warmer with 52 to start your day 55 in areas over sfo 55 in fremont into the afternoon. we've got some nice weather coming our way. 63 san francisco upper sixties and oakland 70 degrees in livermore under partly cloudy conditions another storm on the

way better details on that in the extended forecast coming up thank you. rosemary concerns about the impact of people who use well. water that water is usually free. but there's a proposal in one county to make people pay to operate. those wells will explain coming up at six. francisco's munich continues to recover from the pandemic. why the return of to uni lines could be crucial. for some san francisco residents.

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to n continues in san jose after six people were arrested in connection to a string of smash and grab robberies. police investigators say these six men , all in their late teens, or early twenties, stormed jewelry

shops in san jose and other northern california cities. they were usually heavily armed and would smash display cases and take the jewelry inside. investigators say the six are charged with multiple crimes, including robbery and possession of illegal firearms. these are violent individuals very happy to get this group of people in jail so they don't continue to victimize our community. horrified for me. and i get this for order to but is the good new is the police and law enforcement knows stuff up. now the group is just one of many police are looking for all accused of similar smash and grab thefts. investigators are looking for tips and surveillance video to assist the detectives. two men accused of ambushing and killing a man in front of his san mateo. home and wounding is two year old son have been arrested. 29 year old john passy was arrested at his home in north carolina. 30 year

old is a lately. ma he was arrested in honolulu. both are wanted for the murder of utah civil leo masika junior of on eleanor drive in san mateo back in 2020. well the mummified body of a man who was found last month inside of wall of the henry j. kaiser convention center in oakland has been identified. now he was 40 year old joseph mojica, homeless man reported missing in september of 2020, according to the alameda county coroner. authorities haven't said how he died or why he was inside that old building that was under construction. officials determined who he was by cross referencing the serial number from a plate in his ankle with records from highland hospital. dna samples were also used to confirm that he was that missing man. health officials in shanghai are reporting the first covid-19 deaths in their latest outbreak. all three people were elderly had underlying diseases

like diabetes and were not vaccinated. shanghai has confined most of its 25 million residents to their homes for almost three weeks to try to curb the outbreak. some are questioning china's zero tolerance approach to spikes in covid cases. made this this, ume ones that can control this and they will do anything to control this. we don't think that zero covid strategy with china is pursuing is one that is likely to work. now. there are also concerns that this current lockdown will impact supply chain issues, and many factories remain closed. leaders in shanghai say most restrictions will be lifted tomorrow outside of designated quarantine areas. 5 46 in san francisco. yet another immunity line is making a comeback after covid san francisco supervisor sherman walton joined transit officials celebrating the return of the eight bay short express lines.

uni says he expressed bus will help reduce travel times to downtown for people who live in visitation valley portrayer, oh hill and other south side neighborhoods. walton says the line will help working class residents who depend on public transit to get to work or go shopping. and the u. s. postal service rolled out next day delivery options for businesses in san francisco, the services called usps connect. it's aimed at offering small businesses faster deliveries at the local, regional and national level in california is one of several states included in this nation wide launch, the postmaster general says. the new options are part of a long term overhaul of the postal service. they want to modernize and taylor's services to customer needs. we have a great news, some update to a story we brought you yesterday that baby goat that was stolen from a yard in panel has been returned. a woman was caught on camera taking that goat friday not long after it

had been born now the owner of the goat says neighbors found that baby goats safe and sound nearby. they are crediting social media. and the community for getting the word out to help find that goat. that goat has now been reunited with its mouth. so thank you all for helping like that. alright time is 5 48. i hope you like would, however, morning commute looks like early. james torrez is watching everything. james. yeah it's not great. it's not that great. you would kind of expect that to given the range from overnight and we know the roads are pretty wet this morning. and if you're on 5 80, or if you need to take 5 80 little later this morning. it's not going to be a great time. we have several crashes all along 5 80 in the east bay. you see three of them just in front of this little area right now new york castro valley, one of which, as a result of someone's car hydro planning for a bit, spinning out and crashing into the media, and so ah little bit of wet road can cause a lot of problems. so be sure to give yourself some

additional time this morning because we've just had some headaches all around in oakland along eight eighties. things are moving along pretty smoothly there as we approach 5 48 this morning, the bay bridge toll plaza. looking good for now as well. 5 48. let's talk about some weather because the roads are wet. they're gonna get even more wet, right? yes so you're going to need the rain here, at least for the next hour or two, it will begin to pull out will remain. mostly cloudy, turning partly cloudy for the second part of the afternoon outside our doors at this time giving you a live look here at the dark start. over oakland, oakland reporting less than 10th of an inch, but some areas like ken field a little bit more than half inch. so the north bay coming away quite nice storm tracker to there. showing you it is moving out. we have a few scattered showers over our east bay as well as into our south bay. north bay. maybe a little bit of drizzle feel light, scattered showers over american canyon to the east bay. we go where we have light rain over livermore. some of our diablo range. higher elevation stuff.

looks like antioch. brentwood you may have some scattered showers in your neighborhood and to the sierra where the snow will continue. for the next several hours, and there is a winter weather advisory that goes until two o'clock this afternoon. do expect the passes to be very slick and you will need chains or snow tires. 356 inches of snowfall expected by this evening and some of the higher peaks. could get 6 to 10 the way out to friday evening to get a load of th snow, perhaps with the next storm that is coming our way wednesday into thursday for us here at home. you can see 2 107 inch left. we may squeeze that out for today. but if we go all the way into friday, half inch to an inch of rainfall with that next storm, and it will continue to change, but that's what the projections are right now. so let's hope that comes all into fruition. for today. we've got partly cloudy skies bear about noontime one o'clock and we're drive for the rest of today. tomorrow morning, we start out dry. but look what is upstream by wednesday afternoon, is

moving into the north bay and then into the central south bay . it would only have to speed up by an hour or two, and it's right on the evening commute. so we'll be watching that that will come again tomorrow outside our doors right now. 52 in san francisco, 53 in walnut creek, so a lot warmer to start the day , perhaps even feeling a bit muggy this morning and then into the afternoon. find apart cloudy dry conditions will go upper fifties for pacifica 66 in oakland. 70 degrees expected in livermore. your extended forecast here. temperature is not going to change much. wednesday into thursday. friday is the coolest day we may even have a few scattered showers that remain through friday. so we're talking about late wednesday, all of thursday, early friday before we dry out and warm up for the weekend, upper fifties to low sixties at the coast upper sixties to low seventies around the bay seventies inland on saturday, nearing 80 degrees by sunday, back to you kind of like society and in microcosm, right like it's that's that's an affliction

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bree hollywood hills was caught on camera as the homeowner hid in a bathroom now the owner said he had just returned from a holiday party when he noticed people coming onto his property. even though lights were on and his pit bulls were barking. the video from a surveillance camera shows a group of young men in hoodies breaking into his garage , which he uses for storage, and the man quickly hid and called 911. i kept whispering to the guys and i'm so scared. i'm so scared. i don't know what to do. i mean, i was totally freaked out and i know i don't freak out easily. luckily the burglars never made it into the main residents. but the owner says he's still shaken, he said most of the drawers in his garage are now empty, and he's still trying to assess what they took. time is now 5 55 san jose may change the way they handle people seeking treatment for drug addiction. recent study found as many as 60% of arrests in san jose for drug related crimes

involved methane pheromone will now san jose mayor sam liccardo says the city is working with the county to apply for state funding for housing facilities with on site drug treatment. he says he also supports expanding treatment for people arrested for drug related crimes. we recognize this this dire need, we don't have nearly enough inpatient facilities and we also don't have treatment. particularly for arrestees, and we know that does create a very serious public health public safety problems for us because those same arrestees when they're back out on the street will go back to using meth again. no mary lou carlo says treating people who are released combined with advocating for violent offenders to stay in jail will help keep potential repeat offenders off the streets are the largest energy storage systems in the state is now operational. it's located in moss landing in monterey county . it includes 256 tesla mega pack battery units. they can

store up to 730 megawatt hours of energy for the electrical grid. pg and e. says the system charges the batteries when energy production is high, then pushes that power back into the grid during high demand times or during the night when solar is offline. well, our time is 5 56. so this is different. new high tech chopsticks may soon help people stick to a healthy diet. researchers in japan say their new chopsticks here they are. enhanced the taste of healthy foods that are low and soul and that could help the millions of americans on low sodium diets because of high blood pressure, the high tech chopsticks or attached to a special device, warren on your wrist. it creates a small electric current to flow through the food, activating any sodium ions and also allowing users to taste more salt without the harmful side effects. the get were able to enhance the salty taste by up to 1.5 times. you should make sure that you

know your sodium intake or salt intake is less than one teaspoonful a day. the researchers hope that chop six can help people maintain a healthy blood pressure level, according to the cdc, about half of all adults in the us suffer from high blood pressure that could lead to hypertension, even the stroke. but only 24% of patients properly manage the condition. alright the southern california couple is going viral for hosting a wedding, complete with venue and reception for just $500. joel and chiara. broken bows. big day was held earlier this year. take a look despite the majestic mountain views, hmm. beautiful wedding dress. they did it with a budget in mind. the dress was only $47 . the original plan was for a courthouse wedding, but chiara wanted something different. we didn't set a budget, but we knew that we wanted to be as frugal as possible. so however, we can cut costs like that was the

goal. it was just so refreshing and just being at the wedding the wedding days just seeing her like you need to get married. let our wedding be assigned to you that it doesn't take all that and that it can definitely happen. they did it loved ones also chipped in for items like the cake and the flowers for the reception. guests paid for food and drinks themselves. the couple wanted an intimate wedding to honor their love story, and they say that was accomplished no matter the budget, and now they are not in debt. bravo did them all right time is 5 59. there's a big new effort to bring more parks here to the bay area as a way to fight back against climate change, a group called together bay area outlined more than 100 projects it could be put in place in the next decade. they say the projects would help california reach its goals of conserving 30% of the state's land and coastal waters by the year. 2030 proposals include new trails, wildlife protections like highway crossings and

tougher fire protection plans. governor newsom's new budget includes as much as $2 billion, trying to reach that 30% goal. i don't think they're needed anymore. i still think that we should be safer than sorry. major reversal on wearing face masks while flying or riding public transportation after a federal judge throughout the mask mandate ruled, but that means if you're traveling here in the bay area today, and some new developments about that fire that burned to san jose home depot depot store to the ground . the announcement we expect to hear today by investigators looking into that fire. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning, april 19th and nice. rain this morning, but i believe it is clearing out about now.

let's check in with rosemary oroczo. yes good morning to both of you and hello to all of you getting out this morning. the roadways are still a bit slick, but what is falling from the sky? definitely tapering off. how about a gorgeous view of the fog that has swallowed up the golden gate bridge? we can see just one tower there half hour until the official sunrise. we will see some sunshine today mostly cloudy a for the first half and then breaking away to partly cloudy. dry conditions for the second half storm tracker to they're showing you where we do have just still a few scattered showers are higher elevations in the north bay. around american canyon valeo into the east bay. livermore we've got some light showers there. fremont milpitas and in the sierra. the snow continues to fall with a winter weather advisory that goes until two o'clock this afternoon. better details on this storm and what you can expect for the rest of the week. coming up in just a little bit. it is 601. and we need to check the highways this morning with james. good morning, james. good morning, rosemary. your brain has given

us some issues this morning. today we have a couple crashes all throughout the east bay. that is slowing things down. gilbert of 5 80 here we had three crashes here at 1.1 of them just cleared but one of the crashes as a result of a driver spinning out from hydro planning . so just a reminder a little bit of rain, little bit of water on the roadway can cause some big problems. other than that, not too much to worry about bay bridge toll plaza in pretty smoothly. 602 let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you. james several major airlines have dropped their mask mandates after a federal judge ruled the c d. c can't require masks on planes, trains and other forms of public transit. ktvu jesse gary joins us now from the oakland international airport with how passengers are failing this morning, and hopefully jesse they are being nice to one another. whether or not they're wearing masks. pamela good morning again to you a lot of smiling faces inside oakland international airport, and you can actually see faces because a lot of people do not have their masks on today. this

is all kind of a paradoxical effect of what one judge in florida did trying to make things simpler, but actually, in a way, it's made things more confusing, because now instead of having one blanket rule well, now you have airlines. we made it up to them to decide who does and does not have to mask up. let's go ahead. take a look at our video this morning. alaska airlines delta united southwest have all lifted their mask requirements at mineta, san jose and here at oakland international airport masks are not required. sfo there is still required while officials want to look for guidance from local t s a leadership reaction from some of the flying public this morning mixed well, i'm going to still continue wearing it for my own, and i feel like i just need to be able to one seconds. copy that. mindful of others as well , yeah, you're gonna keep it. i will. yeah just for the time being fantastic. i have asthma

as it is, and i have difficulty i'm wearing the mask because i end up sucking in a lot of the cotton hands up really affecting me. so you are looking forward to it. i'm looking for applying to maui, man. i don't want to sit on a plane for six hours with a mask on nothing truth. last week, the cdc announcing its mask order was extended 15 days until may 3rd. this was to make take time to study more in depth. the b a two variant judge ruled the cdc failed to justify decision to extend the mandate. of the president here is that the cdc and other federal agencies cannot enact mandates can't tell people that they need to do certain things during a public health crisis. i think that's an enormously dangerous precedent. most bad area transit agencies are continuing to require masks while on board. they include sf, muni transit,

caltrain and vt. a. bart says master required, but they're not enforcing the policy. and amtrak says mass are also not required. also adding to this list, uber the company lifted its mask mandate requirement after the judge struck down the airline mask mandate. we're live outside oakland international this morning, jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you just up the freeway in the studio. right, jesse? thank you time now 605, or california lifted its five day quarantine for people who have been exposed to covid. but not every bay area government is ready to roll back its own guidelines. alameda county health officials will still advise people who are not carried on their vaccines. to stay home for at least five days after being in contact with someone who's infected with the virus of berkeley, which has its own public health department will join almost all of the other counties and will follow state guidelines. sonoma county

hasn't announced yet its recommendations now nationwide, the number of covid cases are going up again. about half of the states have reported rising numbers since the beginning of the month, and that has many state and local officials anticipating rising hospitalization rates, they say if they see the number of hospital patients rise, they could bring back old restrictions. starting to see. some increases in the number. we're not seeing those increases manifested in increased hospitalizations. not yet, but we're looking at that very, very closely. at the white house says it supports decisions being made by local officials who take into account their current infection and hospitalization rates. federal officials also say they need both local and national experts to start moving towards a more effective long term strategy. well today, we are expected to learn more about the suspect arrested in connection to that massive fire in san jose that destroyed a home depot

store. later today, prosecutors plan to announce the name of the suspect and give more information about the investigation. they do plan to file charges in connection with the fire that tore through the store on blossom hill road on april 9th. the heat from the fire was even detected from space time now, 607 today the walnut creek city council will once again debate whether you allow more marijuana businesses within the setting. right now. walnut creek allows up to two delivery services for medical meeting , the council cou back in october, walnut creek debated approving recreational marijuana sales, but the city council members delayed making a decision at that time for the first time at tomorrow's 4 20 festival in san francisco. people can buy cannabis legally in golden gate park. the gathering at hippie hill has been canceled for the last two years. but the unofficial holiday celebrating marijuana is

back on tomorrow. the event is officially sanctioned by the city as they expect as many as 20,000 people. however now that people can buy pot in the park, the rules are going to be tighter. and what that means to be clear whether there are sales or not. the fact is under state law. if you are under the age of 21, you will not be allowed within the facility. so this is going to be the first time that this is done. you will be turned away. proof of age is going to be required. mayor london breed says the city will have extra shuttle services, restrooms and clean up as well as extra security. the meadow will be gated off to enforce the age limitation gates open at 10 a.m. tomorrow on 4 20 ktvu is looking at the state of cannabis in california and beyond. join us for our half hour special as we take a closer look at the issues in laws surrounding marijuana. that's tomorrow at 4 30. pm

alright. time is 608, several san francisco business owners are assessing the damage after a fire burned three buildings in the west portal. neighborhood officials say construction work was underway that may be to blame. the fire started around 11 30 yesterday morning at west portal and 14th avenue. the flames spread from rooftop to rooftop before firefighters got it under control. rudolph lives on the same block. he only had minutes to grab his computer and camera equipment and then evacuate. i was watching the flames on the roofs and like a ton of smoke, and i saw like a propane tank or something on the roof. now firefighter was hurt battling the flames, but no one else was hurt. police now say they have made an arrest and impounded cars after a violent sideshow in east oakland sunday night, as many as 100 cars took over intersections on 82nd avenue between macarthur boulevard and i avenue. police say at one point, people in the

crowd were firing automatic weapons into the air. they say an officer was injured after trying to break up a fight. one person in that fight was arrested. the officer was not seriously hurt. time now, 609 some sonoma county landowners will soon pay to draw water from the wells on their own property . the feeds would start at $18 a year for a single households near santa rosa. they would go up to $200 in petaluma, according to the press democrat and they would not have water meters installed, however, ranchers, cities and businesses would need meters and they would pay more than $4 for every 3300 gallons that are used of the states. requiring this change is a way to make sure there's enough water. in rural areas, even during a drought. 6 10 is the time i know we still have to deal with the drought. but the rain is a welcome sight, but unfortunately causing some problems on the roads this morning. let's check in with

james. the good news is that we're starting to clear some of the crashes that we've kept around all morning long, but roads are still wet. it is still kind of early in the morning, so we should expect more traffic and well, of course, we'll keep an eye on it and let you know what it all looks like. let's start in the north bay this morning near ballet ho here. we gotta crash on. 80 but that's not really where a lot of the slowdown is. you see the red and yellow along 37 this morning, so give yourself some extra time. if you're going to be heading out in that direction where we're really watching. is 5 80 here in the east bay near castro valley because that has had several crashes throughout several parts of the freeway, and you see the big backup along to 38 right there as well. some backup along 8 80 southbound there. so again, anyone heading out the door this morning in the next 30 or so minutes? give yourself that extra time. the roads are still wet. bridge toll plaza starting to get a little bit of that back up here, as expected by 6 11 in the morning. you know who's behaving san jose to 80 not too much going on

there. 6 11. let's go back to the desk. alright, james. thank you. had 6 11 reducing san francisco speed limits, with some of the areas being considered for adding a 20 mile an hour zone. new missile attacks being reported today in ukraine. this is another key city in the war torn country. holds on by a thread, the latest coming up at jp morgan, the only definition of wealth that matters is yours.

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14 for the first time in three years, there will be an in person memorial ceremony honoring the victims of the 1995 oklahoma city bombing where 168 people were killed. timothy mcveigh was convicted of the bombing, packing a moving truck filled with explosives, parking it in front of the mirror federal building and then detonating it that was back in 1995. timothy mcveigh was sentenced to death. the oklahoma city bombing was the deadliest terrorist act in u. s history

until the september 11th attacks . russian forces continue attacks in eastern ukraine ukrainian officials say russian forces are focusing this new phase of the war on taking full control of the donbass region where russian backed separatists have been fighting ukrainian forces for eight years. officials at the pentagon say the shifting battlefield could change the scope of the war. they're trying to set the conditions for more aggressive, more overt and larger ground maneuvers in the donbass. but again, i would remind this is an area of the country that has seen fighting over the last eight years. this is a terrain that both sides understand and know. now ukrainian president vladimir zelensky has submitted an application for ukraine to join the european union, which could provide additional military assistance. our time is 6 15. we're now getting a new look at the devastation in one of the hardest hit cities in ukraine, the port city of mario

paul has been bombarded by russian troops. ukraine is calling on russia to facilitate a humanitarian corridor for evacuees. military officials appealed for help. in a letter to pope for saying women and children are trapped, and that city still works. across the country. in lviv. workers are picking up the pieces after four people there were killed at a tire job hit by a russian missile. today president biden is going to hold a call with u. s allies as the war in ukraine enters day 55, the president is expected to discuss support for ukraine as well as other efforts to hold russia accountable. this comes after russia's offenses in the eastern part of the country pick up alongside missile strikes at the west of ukraine as well. more evacuations are underway today as more russian forces start to move into the country's southeast time is 6 16 bay area. aid groups say there's growing concern about civilians caught in the middle and how tough it is to get humanitarian

aid to them in ukraine. san jose group called hearts from ukraine flew more than 130 boxes of food , hygiene products and medical supplies to ukraine. but they're finding it's tough to get the aid to the people who need it. there was an orphanage there about 11,000 children. and while we're en route while the shipment is in process that city go occupied by russian forces, there was no longer accessible. not the united nations chief of humanitarian aid called for an immediate and sustained ceasefire to establish safe corridors to get aid into the war zones and also evacuated billions. he says three day window is needed for this for safe evacuations, but so far russia has not agreed to that. well if you didn't make yesterday's tax deadline, you're getting some relief at least here in california, california franchise tax board extended its payment deadline because of a technical glitch. californians now have until midnight tonight to pace to state taxes. the

franchise tax board says their web pay application went down, which kept people from making payments. some people on social media say their payments went through multiple times payments received by 11 59 tonight will be considered on time. alright time is 6 18 will happening today. san francisco transportation leaders could vote to reduce the speed limit on several busy streets in san francisco, the sfm tas board of directors considering reducing the speed limit from 25 miles an hour down to 20 miles an hour on more stretches of roads in the financial district around fisherman's wharf and the south of market. they want to eliminate pedestrian deaths in san francisco. this project would cost about $6 million over three years. officials at lincoln park zoo in chicago are now limiting the screen time of a teenage gorilla. zoo caregiver say visitors would press their cell phones up to the guerrillas, glass enclosure and

16 year old tamar would seem transfixed by the images. they noticed that he was spending more time looking at cellphones , then engaging with his companions. it's very important in these bachelor groups that they spend a lot of time learning to be a gorilla. these are sort of teenage boys going up together with these other teenage boys, and they're slowly learning the rules of gorilla society and learning to sort of become adults. the zoo put up a sign prohibiting visitors from showing their cell phones to omar to help him control his addiction. maybe we could learn something. maybe we could don't know. alright time is 6 19. we can learn about the morning bay area traffic from james torres. you say things are starting to get a little better in some places a little bit better, a little bit better. thankfully, we don't have gorillas driving cars, so they're not going to, you know, distracted driving on that front? yeah. let's take you over to the east bay here because 5 80 is going to be the

thing. i think we're going to keep our eye on pretty much all morning long because they were just been several crashes all throughout the freeway. we're honing in on a couple near hayward and castro valley here, which have caused some slowdowns. not even just on 5 80 billion to 38 as well on 8 80 as well. so take your time if you're moving in and around the east bay want to show you what was a crash near also long, 5 80 near the bay bridge corridor. you see the slowdown as you enter the bridge. it looks like they've cleared the crash there for now. a bridge toll plaza. got a little bit of back up there this morning so again anywhere along the east bay heading west. make sure you're giving yourself plenty of extra time. san jose to 80 looking good for now it's 6 20. let's talk about some weather because we got some more rain coming. don't we rosemary oroczo. and partly cloudy skies for the rest of today, another storm and even wetter storm on the way. looks like wednesday thursday, maybe in the friday here's a look from

ktvu across the oakland estuary . still mostly cloudy out there and we do have some scattered showers moving through areas of the east bay through the south bay. here's a look at some of the rainfall amounts with this system. canfield coming out the winner more than half inch reported their napa more than a third of an inch center rose 1/10 of an inch oakland 61 hundred's half mumbai, almost 10th. san francisco 10th of an into richmond quarter as well as ben loman in the santa cruz mountains. storm tracker to hear continuing to see just a little bit of drizzle. few light scattered showers there into the north bay. we go higher elevation stuff over areas near mount tam. over areas near us sonoma valley floor and up over the higher elevations there as we look towards the east bay we have 5 80 livermore out towards tracy and then into the sierra, where we have scattered showers in the way of snow falling over the area and a winter weather advisory for travelers until two o'clock this afternoon. do expect the hazardous conditions

. temperatures a lot warmer this morning, upper forties to upper fifties to start your day, so hopefully enjoyable as you step out the door upper fifties for pacifica under partly cloudy skies for today. 66 in oakland, 69 in concord. so very seasonal a lot like yesterday for the afternoon. and if you're going to the ease game this evening, partly cloudy skies that game time 58 degrees southwest priest about 15 mph so similar to what we had yesterday to. here's a look at the extended forecast where we see that rain arrived late wednesday last thursday friday, cooler conditions expected as well and then into the weekend drier, warmer weather on tap better details on this next storm coming up in just a little bit, pam. thank you, rosemary. more people are getting rid of their gas cars for electric ones. we're going to take a look at the big demand for e. v s despite rising prices. and we have an update to that cat problem at the coliseum of next. the reason dozens of cats will not be removed.

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49 . samuel reportedly will not be on the field for the first day of off season training. today he's still waiting for contract extension, according to espn. samuel has joining two of the league's other top receivers in skipping the voluntary offseason programs until they get more money. the other two receivers are tennessee's aj brown and washington's terry mclaurin. other receivers have recently signed record breaking contracts led by the raiders. davante adams, who signed a pro five years and a 142 and a half million dollars. game three of the playoffs between the warriors in denver nuggets is thursday night in colorado. the warriors are up two games to none. after winning last night, 1 26 to 1 oh, six. dubs may have the greatest sixth man in the

history of basketball that steph curry right now. once again coming off the bench. he scored 34 points still unrestricted minutes recovering from his foot injury. jordan's poll started the game at point guard and added 29 points. oakland a's fans finally had a chance to see the a's play a home game after starting the season with 10 road games, the crowd was loud but still pretty small with less than 18,000 fans at the colosseum. the a's gave fans something to cheer about, though they beat the baltimore orioles, 5 to 1. and the cats at the coliseum that officials say have taken over the complex are apparently there to stay. animal control officials tell the chronicle that even the roughly 30 cats were removed from the a's home stadium. other wild cats that live nearby are likely to take their place. so for now , animal services and the coliseum have enlisted an outside company to spay or neuter the cats. and then return them to the coliseum. full of judge strikes down the nash nationwide mask mandate for

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♪ if i could be you and you could be me ♪ ♪ for just one hour ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ ♪ walk a mile in my shoes ♪ yous and now optional for many airlines, but that's not the case on all mass transit. the changes you should know about before you head out the door this morning. and it is election day in san francisco. up next we'll look at the race to fill a

vacant state assembly. see from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. tuesday morning. april 19th. i was outside in the parking lot. no rain. the sky is opening up and thank you, rosemary for arranging all that. happy to do it. i can. good morning to both of you. we are looking at. yes uh, a little bit of a wind down when it comes to the rain. it started late last night and continued early this morning, and at this hour, we do have still some wet pavement out there, but only a few scattered showers. continuing as we get into the afternoon. we've got some sunshine coming our way and seasonal attempts. we'll take a look at how much rain fell in the last 12 to 24 hours and what you can expect for the rest of the week coming up in just a little bit at 6 30. let's check to see if the rain is causing any trouble out there with james. good morning. good

morning. rosemary made not be actively falling from the sky right now, but the roads are still wet and has given us some headaches all throughout the morning. here's something new that just popped up if you're just getting off the san mateo bridge and looking ahead south along 80. there is a major crash right at that at that connection there told looks like a semi truck. a big rig was jackknifed right there. it's leaking some fuel. so the guy they have a couple lanes closed now, one lane of traffic now flowing through southbound along 8 80. in the east bay just off the cemetery. oh bridge, looking at the san mateo bridge. right now, you see roads still pretty wet, but traffic moving along smoothly. it's not until after you get off the bridge that you're going to see some of those delays. bieber's toll plaza moving along with just a little bit of back up, 6 31, let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, james. today it is election day for many san francisco voters, frank mallicoat joining us now talking about they're going to be choosing between two well known candidates to represent them in the state assembly. that's right, you know their names and it's raining, so we hope we get

a few people out there to vote today. assembly district 17 is about half of san francisco and includes the tenderloin chinatown, the mission district. and the downtown area. matt haney, david campos were the two top vote getters in february. january election they went head to head last night during a forum at manny's and was hosted by the project. open hand. any currently serves on the city's board of supervisors representing the tenderloin mission bay in the civic center neighborhoods. mayor london breed has endorsed haney, and he says if he's elected, he wants to focus on helping people. escape poverty. california has the highest rate of poverty in the country. i think that's not something that we acknowledge enough or recognize enough and many of the many of the challenges and problems that we have, whether it's access to healthcare access to good jobs, access to food access to housing , homelessness are connected to poverty and inequality. haney is

running against former city supervisor david campos. he's been serving as the chief of staff for the district attorney chase a boudin but is currently on leave from that job, campos says the only way to tackle tough issues in sacramento is for lawmakers to cut their ties with corporations so they can make the people who elect them their top priority. i am running a corporate free campaign 100% because i believe that to actually have california valiantly address issues like hunger you have to elect individuals who are not beholden to their corporate interests that run the show. at 17th assembly seat that serves the eastern portion of san francisco opened up last year after david chu became the city attorney for san francisco, now the winner of today's election. won't have very long until he's back on the campaign trail. just months, he will have to run for the job again in the june primary. and that, of course, followed by the general election coming up. in

november. dave all right, frank . thank you time now. 6 33 will several major airlines have dropped their mask mandates after a federal judge ruled that the cdc cannot require masks on planes, trains and other forms of public transit. alaska delta , united and southwest airlines all lifted their mass requirements and the t s a will no longer enforce federal mass rules. the mask mandate was supposed to be in place for two more weeks, but it was abruptly lifted. and some of the people found out about it while they were sitting on their planes. i'm ready to take mine off. so whatever they tell me, i can. i will. i think everybody has been ready for a long time. i think it's a good thing. i would rather keep it on because there's all kinds of different influenza. are different. contagions and i'm just not sure it's over. now mineta san jose airport and oakland international airport. face mass or optional sfl still requiring

masks for now, however, some infectious disease experts said they don't think a judge should make that decision. president here is that the cdc and other federal agencies cannot enact mandates can't tell people that they need to do certain things during a public health crisis. i think that's an enormously dangerous precedent. this is no time to be putting people at increased risk of getting infected, confined spaces traveling with lots of other people having no idea whether they're infected or not. i feel really strongly about this because we are not through with this pandemic. we're in another wave right now. not the biden administration has said the face mass order is no longer in the fact. however federal agencies are reviewing that court ruling . most bay area transit agencies continue to require passengers to wear a face mask. they include san francisco munich, a c transit caltrain and the b t. a bart says mass are required,

but they're not enforcing the policy. and i am track also says mass are not required. we are learning new developments in the police search for one of the suspects in the sacramento shooting, where six people were killed earlier this month, police identified and tula peyton, a known gang member, as one of the gunmen take a look at his photo. investigators are asking anyone who knows where peyton is to please contact them. however they warned he should not be approached because they do consider him armed and dangerous. they now say the shootout was gang related just hours before the shooting started, gang affiliations and guns were flashed on social media. we do have some gang issues in our neighborhoods and quite honestly, their long standing feuds in some of our neighborhoods. i don't think that's any secret as we've moved through the years. investigators say the three women killed were not involved with gangs and we're just caught in the shootout at 6 36 at bay area man who was wrongfully convicted of murder and spent more than 30

years in prison is about to be set free. san francisco d a chase, a boudin announced the exoneration yesterday, 60 year old joaquin syria was wrongfully convicted of murdering his friend back in 1990. that conviction was reversed by a san francisco superior court judge after a review by the d. a s new innocence commission. we're grateful that today after 32 long years, mr syria has been exonerated and his wrongful conviction reversed. i want to congratulate mr syria and everyone who works so hard. to write this miscarriage of justice. yesterday's ruling came 32 years to the day after mr syria was arrested. once he gets out of prison, he says he will spend quality time with his son , his wife and his longtime friends and supporters in san francisco. another immunity line is making a comeback for the first time since the pandemic. san francisco supervisor shaman

walton joined transit officials to celebrate the return of the eight bayshore express lines. money says the express bus will help reduce travel times to downtown for people who live in visitation valley. potrero hill and other south side neighborhoods. one says the line will help working class residents who rely on transit to get to work or to go shopping. speaking of that we're going over to james torres watching our morning commute. everybody behaving on the roads right now . for the most part, things are starting to get a little bit better. and if you're not planning to drive on the roads today, and you want to take some public transit. just want to let you know. heads up. bart has a 10 minute delay system wide all thanks to you guessed it, some rain and some weather. let's talk about 8 80 here because we've had quite a bit of a mess here, but it is starting to recover just a little bit. some of the crashes that we've been keeping an eye on are starting to clear right here. just off the san mateo bridge. you see that big slowdown southbound 80. there's the result of a big rig

that was jackknife. they've actually kind of push the semi truck over to the right hand shoulder of the road. so now all the lanes are reopened, but there's still some residual traffic so if you're heading that direction in the next 30 minutes. just be mindful of that. that's some more issues on 5 80 again. we had about three crashes at one point along the freeway, but those are slowly starting to clear off. also having just a little bit of that residual backup cemetery bridge . still looking pretty good. you see, the freeway is still pretty wet, but traffic. they're moving along smoothly. favorites toll plaza looking a little bit backed up this morning. it is 6 39 rosemary oroczo that we might be able to look forward to. yes indeed. the sun is up, but we can't see it just yet. good morning to you, james. we have mostly cloudy skies, some low clouds out there as well. and we've got just a little bit of drizzle left with this system before we break away to partly cloudy, dry conditions. here's a look from ktvu across the oakland estuary, rainfall

amounts ranging from no accumulation in san jose thus far. to half inch over areas near kent field in the north bay . so depending on where you live , the received a good amount with this week week system to almost nothing for the farther inland east bay as well as the south bay storm tracker to here's the three hour time lapse, as expected, came in late last night and through the early morning hours, and it's now beginning to wind down mill valley over towards it looks like a tiburon and maybe the richmond san rafael bridge. seeing some light rains. few scattered showers. and then as we head to the east, we've got the east bay shore hayward over towards the fremont inland. livermore 5 80 out towards tracy over the diablo range. see some green there and into our hills or the sierra mountains where we do have some snow falling here. 3 to 6 inches of accumulation expected before the second half of the afternoon, and that's why the winter weather advisory continues for areas over the sierra for today, be prepared for the slick roadways if you're

traveling east and heading up over those passes the other big story just how much warmer we are with the clouds in place, he added. moisture feels a bit muggy out there. 13 degrees warmer in san jose this morning 13 degrees warmer in napa areas over the north. beta started near freezing yesterday morning in the upper forties, too low fifties 48 in nevada. we have 51 in san francisco. 55 in oakland , with seasonal temperatures expected for the afternoon upper fifties for pacifica, 64 hayward 64, expected in the north bay of napa will have a look at what you can expect. if you're going to the oakland a's game a little bit later today, as well as the next storm in the extended forecast coming up bqe rosemary oroczo on during times of high use up next, we're going to show you where the state's largest battery storage unit is now up and running right now, though, let's check in with gasia mikaelian to see what's coming up in the seven o'clock our mornings onto good morning, ghazi, sam and david. i join you in studio. we're going to dive into a proposal to reduce speed limits. uncertain streets in san francisco, the popular areas of

the city where drivers could be required to go no more than 20 miles an hour also elon musk, not making any friends on twitter's board of directors, his proposal if his takeover succeeds, stay with us.

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who died has not been announced . the school district says counselors are available for students at berkeley high all day today to help them deal with the tragedy. our time is 6 44. we're now seeing for the first time the suspect in stock him accused of killing a 15 year old girl while trespassing on the school campus 52 year old anthony gray of french camp was arrested and accused of allegedly stabbing and killing alicia naga. police say gray drove to stag high school, then went on to the campus through a gate school district is now reevaluating its security system . and last night as the sun was setting, this large crowd gathered outside the high school, remembering the life of the young lady who was killed. the family of a leisurely naga says she was a good student and a promising athlete on the high school softball team. her father says he doesn't know the man accused of killing his daughter. i don't really have any enemies . my daughter was sheltered your whole life. we took her to school chicken home from school . she was very outgoing. it's

just like the funniest person we know she was clever and she had thick skin. and she could come back with a final job. investigators still want to know if the teenage girl was targeted or if this was a random attack. investigation continues in san jose after six people were arrested in connection to a string of smash and grab robberies. now police investigators say these six men , all in their late teens or early twenties, stormed jewelry shops in san jose and other northern california cities. they were usually heavily armed and would smash display cases and take the jewelry inside. investigators say the six are charged with multiple crimes, including robbery and possession of illegal firearms. these are violent individuals are very happy to get this group of people in jail so they don't continue to victimize our community. horrified for me. and i get this for order to but is the good new is the police and

law enforcement knows stuff up. now this group is just one of many that local police are looking for all accused of similar smash and grab thefts. investigators are looking for tips and surveillance video to assist detectives. time is now 6 47 1 of california's biggest energy storage systems is now operational. it's in moss landing in monterey county. it includes 256 tesla mega pack battery units. they can store up to 730 megawatt hours of energy to the electrical grid. pg and e. says a system charges the batteries when energy production is hired, then pushes that power back into the grid during high demand times or during the night when solar power is offline. a coalition of fishery group's plans to file a lawsuit against pg and e claiming its power plant in mendocino county is reducing the population of protected salmon and steelhead trout. the fresh drama kratz

reporting. the aim of the lawsuit is to remove the scott and cape horn dams on the eel river. water from the yield river is diverted to be used to generate electrical power at the potter valley power plant. pg and e says the claims of the coalition are without merit. in today's dollars and cents, and investment firm is considering a bid for twitter. the wall street journal reports apollo global management may attempt to take ownership of twitter apollo owns yahoo and has been looking at potential ways to cooperate between yahoo and twitter. that comes after elon musk's $43 billion bid to try to buy the company. more renters say owning a home is out of reach for them , according to a survey by the federal reserve bank of new york. 43% of renters say they can see themselves owning a home at some point in the future. however that's the lowest percentage since the survey started in 2015 and tv sales are up despite higher prices for years. sales for electric cars

were not expected to pick up until the price of batteries dropped, however. demand for electric vehicles has stayed strong, even though the cost of batteries is up nearly 50% industry analysts say, with gas and diesel prices soaring, more pressure for clean energy demand is likely to stay strong. time is now. 6 49, the u. s postal service rolled out next day delivery options for businesses in san francisco. now the service is called usps connect is aimed at offering small businesses faster deliveries at the local, regional and national level, and california is among several states included in the nation wide launch. the postmaster general says the new options are part of a long term overhaul of the postal service they want to modernize and tailor services to the needs of customers. what southern california couple is going viral . they threw a wedding complete with the venue and the reception for just $500. i'm not kidding. look at joel and chiara, broken

brows big day held earlier this year and despite that beautiful , majestic mountain view and fancy outfits, dresses. they managed to do it. thinking of budgets. the dress only cost $47 . the original plan was for courthouse wedding. chiara wanted something different. we didn't set a budget, but we knew that we wanted to be as frugal as possible. so however, we could cut costs like that was the goal refresh and just being at the wedding, the wedding days just seeing her like you need to get married. let our wedding be assigned to you that it doesn't take all that and that it can definitely happen. stand it did and her loved ones. her friends chipped in for things like buying the cake and the flowers and for the wedding reception, the guests paid for their own food and drinks. the couple wanted an intimate wedding to ensure their love story, and they say that was accomplished

no matter what the budget was. well, they have a lot of good family and friends willing to yeah. purchase all of that right and make it happen. there you go. lovely like that. alright 6 . 50 is the time back over to james covering traffics and wet roads still out there this morning. yeah guys, and 80 is just looking like a mess this morning and it's going to be something we're going to keep our eye on for quite a while here. i want to take you out there looking at our maps here. a second crash just got added onto the log here. the original crash the first one that we've been monitoring was a big rig that was jackknife. some fuel was leaking out. they were able to move the actual truck over to the right hand. shoulders of traffic is now flowing through its very slow. and they do now have account trans folks out there trying to with several bags of absorbent trying to pick up some of that fuel, clean up the mess here and hopefully get the traffic moving along. that's when you just get off the same mateo bridge. traffic in both directions on the 80 not great

second crash on there as well. i want to take you over to the bay bridge as well, because you see just how bright that red is right at the start of it if you're heading westbound so if you're going on any bridge this morning, make sure you are giving yourself plenty of extra time san mateo bridge right now, if you take a live look at it, the actual bridge itself moving along pretty smoothly. bay bridge toll plaza having a little bit of a backup, it is 6 52. let's talk some weather with ms rosemary oroczo. alright james, i think a little bit of drizzle still out there a few light showers. that's about it. we're going to see those mostly cloudy skies overhead at this hour turned partly cloudy and will be dry for your afternoon. here is a beautiful view a bird's eye view up over the low clouds out there this morning. so the rain started last night and continued early this morning and at this point not seeing a whole lot. let's take a look at storm tracker to where areas along the coastline are higher elevations, continuing with just a little bit of light rain, perhaps 6 85 80 that transition.

dublin, pleasanton livermore area light showers for you, but most of it is up over our east bay hills. the diablo range and as we shift north areas over mountain town tiburon, richmond , san rafael bridge, light rain for you there into the sierra. we have snow still falling here and as been mentioning, we've got a winter weather advisory that continues until two o'clock . getting up over the past is going to be slick a bit hazardous with 3 to 6 inches, still a possibility for the rest of today, we could see even more than that at the higher elevations right at the peaks. but take a look at what happens later in the week. here's the time stamp friday. 11 p.m. 1 to 2 ft of snow as another storm moves into the sierra and is going to move through the bay area as well. so we're not seeing much left of this system. but if we do go all the way into friday half inch to an inch and a half and this will continue to change. but the takeaway here is this next storm. coming our way looks to be wetter than what we

have been experiencing over the last 12 hours or so. here's a look at the future. cast into the afternoon were partly cloudy and dry for today. tomorrow morning. we start out dry, but by the afternoon rain is moving in. it looks like we'll be wet for the second half of wednesday thursday, maybe even friday morning. so we'll be watching that. meanwhile, outside our doors at this hour temperatures in the upper forties to upper fifties a lot warmer than where we were yesterday morning, going to feel muggy out there for many, and for the afternoon upper fifties at the coastline sixties to about 70 degrees. from our basic communities inland. if you're going to the a's game this evening partly cloudy skies upper fifties at game time, 6 40 with the southwest breeze to about 15 mph . here's a look at your extended forecast. our temperatures won't change much until we get to friday. that's going to be the coolest day and then we warm it up. dry conditions. study conditions in time for the weekend, dave 6 54 tomorrow as many as 20,000 people are expected, and san francisco's golden gate park for the 4 20

festivities will tell you how city officials are making sure it's adults only. this year and an unexpected easter surprise. and no, he was not looking for eggs. we'll tell you more about this. huge alligators stroll through a neighborhood in florida. man.

thea just look at your screen. this giant alligator was caught on camera taking a stroll on eastern through the neighborhood . this is a 10 ft. long alligator spotted there, south of tampa. the sheriff's department shared this video on faith facebook. they called the wildlife officials, but the wildlife officials said they didn't respond. instead they just let the alligators slowly go back to the lake, where it came from. closer to home and easter break in at a home in the hollywood hills was caught on camera and the homeowner was hiding in his bathroom. when it happened, the owner said. he just come back from a holiday party when he noticed people coming onto his property, even

though the lights were on and his pit bull dogs were barking. this video from his surveillance camera shows a group of young men in hoodies breaking into his garage that he normally uses for storage and for the valuable they were looking for valuables there. the man quickly hid, and then he called 911. i kept whispering to the guys and i'm so scared. i'm so scared. i don't know what to do. i mean, i was totally freaked out and i know i don't freak out easily. well luckily, the burglars never actually got into the main residents of the property, but the owner was still very upset. shaking up, he says. most of the drawers and the garage are emptied. he's still trying to assess how much the burglars got away with. mandate on public transit across the country. what this means if you're flying, boarding a bus or getting on a train here in the bay area this morning also san francisco's for 20 festival began over the weekend and it culminates at

golden gate park tomorrow afternoon. what cannabis lovers in nearby residents should expect from this year's celebration. also elon musk, still battling twitter's board of directors, and he has a plan for them when they surely will not like if his $43 billion takeover succeeds. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto and welcome back to mornings on two gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's tuesdays. april 19th. early this morning. i basically swam towards the station. did you get any rain at all outside the door all night and into the morning? rosemary has our forecast as we begin this tuesday morning, rosemary, both of you a happy tuesday to all of you. we are looking at drier weather as we get into the second part of the morning and into the afternoon. even some sunshine at this time, the clouds still in place and squeezing out just a little bit of drizzle. if you light scattered showers over the east bay, primarily over the higher elevations or east bay hills