the martinez courthouse. they're also being charged in connection to a burglary, new details on this investigation. and allowing or banning cars on jfk drive in golden gate park. it's been a debate for years, the city took final action at the end of a marathon hearing the decision after hours of heated debate. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. get to wednesday , april 27th, and it's always good to see you tell you i'm so glad that wind died down because when i woke up in the middle of the night, i thought i don't want to drive through that talking about the wind how windy. it's going to be in colder later tonight. it's colder now, but the wind pick up again tonight, you two so that's the wind advisory starts, but not until eight. p.m. to nine goes to 11 a.m. tomorrow it's called this morning. santa rosa palo alto, both checking in still in 39, livermore, 43. san jose at 44 degrees of feels

colder out there, too. it is thirties and forties under mostly clear skies will get some clouds later on. than a system will developed. increase the breeze and the wind later on, although it will still be rather breezy for some, though, so morning sun afternoon clouds highs, though, continue to come down a little bit sixties to near 70 degrees. alright sal's here at 701, and he's here to tell us there is a crashed in an unexpected spot, causing unexpected delays. steve that's the eastbound on the bay bridge . it's coming from san francisco to oakland got a couple of lanes blocked and usually at this time in the morning. there is no slowdown heading from san francisco to oakland. about the only bright spot, i guess would be that this is not affecting the westbound commute. getting into san francisco. we are looking at that commute a little bit slow, but nothing out of the ordinary and westbound bay bridge is backed up as it normally is, so we'll keep an eye on that, and we'll have another look at some of those

east bay community. but right now, let's get right back to the headlines with casio. and we'll move straight to san jose, where three people suspected of being involved in the kidnapping of a three month old boy are under arrest. the baby is now at home safe with family. ktvu magus live and saturday police headquarters to bring us the latest on this evolving investigation, emma money garcia we are expecting to hear from san jose police later this morning. we're also expecting the district attorney's office to determine today the charges for the three suspects involved yesterday. san jose police arrested the man seen on this surveillance video taking the baby from his home in san jose, along with a woman. who was with the baby's grandmother. they also arrested a third person. police have declined to release their identities, but did say this we know that there is some connection to the family, but we don't know exactly what that connection is, and that's something that will be determined during the course of the investigation. the california highway patrol shared

a photo of this gray nissan van as a possible suspect getaway vehicle. yesterday a woman who works near where the baby was found spotted that and that seemed to match the description and when she saw a car seat inside quickly alerted authorities leading to the arrests, according to her coworkers reached out to the santa clara county district attorney's office. becoming the possibility that the suspects will be arranged in court this afternoon. live in san jose garces, ktvu fox two news, emma . thank you were hearing from neighbors. now that the little boy has been found, they tell us the kidnapping was a traumatic experience for the entire neighborhood. blanca villar and her granddaughter lived just steps away from the apartment where the baby was taken, and they go to the same church is the baby and his family are was home at the time of the kidnapping and spoke with us about the ordeal in spanish. her granddaughter translated for us . lamented grandmother of the little baby was screaming. i ran out and try to see what was happening. and the grandmother was saying. can you help me?

help me? please? i want to find my baby. neighbors say it was an unsettling experience having police and fbi search their apartments after midnight, but they say they're so grateful the baby is safe with his family. now. time is seven. oh, four men and women in martinez, who painted over a black lives matter. mural have now accepted plea deals in connection with the case. according to the press, democrat david nelson and nicole anderson accepted a plea deal for the vandalism charges for defacing the mural. it was also a plea deal for a separate burglary try. urges. in that incident, they were charged with breaking into the home of a dead man in walnut creek. nelson received 120 days in jail and two years probation. anderson received 40 hours of community service and one year of probation. with the l. a county sheriff is disputing claims that he was behind a cover up of one of his deputies kneeling on the head of a handcuffed inmates at

the incident started when the inmate punched the deputy in the face before other deputies wrestled the inmate to the ground. the case is still being investigated. sheriff alex being the weber handed a criminal investigation has been launched into how in the l. a times reporter obtained that video and related documents. state regulators are discussing ways to help prevent another explosion like the one last year that happened at hayward power plant chunks of had met heavy metal flew through the air after a steam turbine blew up last may at the russell city energy center. state regulators created a long list of improvements, including safety upgrades, preventative maintenance and training. commissioners unanimously voted they must all be completed before the plant can be restarted. well this might be a rare events. we have to do all we can to make sure that it never happens again. i'm someone could easily easily have been killed by the flying shrapnel as the report called it. the first responders could

have been hurt. and i think you are hearing from all the commissioners sort of recognition of how life threatening this incident was and you know, it's not often that we on the dais are ruling on matters of life and death. state investigators are also looking at similar power plants to make sure extra safety measures are in place there as well. the california labor commissioner's offices, citing foster farms, and three california staffing agencies for failing to inform temporary workers about covid sick leave. the labor commissioner's office opened an investigation into faster poultry farms plant in the central valley town of livingstone back in 2020 after covid outbreaks were reported at that site. that's when the office learned that nearly 3500 workers never received supplemental paid sick leave. well after more than 11 hours of public comment, debate and discussion, the san francisco board of supervisors voted to keep part of jfk drive in golden

gate park car free. the board spent 12 hours listening to the comment on the issue before they voted it passed by a vote of 7 to 4. the mile and a half stretch of that road through golden gate park was closed to traffic at the beginning of the pandemic. the ordinance also includes improvements to make the park easier for access for senior citizens and people who are disabled. as their francisco mayor. london breed reacted, saying it's an historic vote. the board just voted to make jfk drive permanently car free, essential space for our residents and families. it is now a long term benefit to this city. and state senator scott wiener, who represents san francisco, showed his support for that vote as a longtime supporter of car free jfk. i'm ecstatic. the board of supervisors approved this visionary project for our city. we must work to make our streets safer and more sustainable. 707

let's see what wednesday morning is bringing commuters at this moment south well, we have to talk about the bay bridge and westbound traffic looks about as it normally would. i'm going to show you that real quick here at the toll plaza. you will see that there is a backup, which is typical. it's crowded. getting into san francisco. the problem is going from san francisco to oakland. this is an unexpected delay because of an injury accident. eastbound right near treasure island. this crash is blocking a couple of lanes. and if you're leaving san francisco for oakland, there's an unexpected delay. don't let that catch you by surprise how we four, not a surprise here. it's slow in the conquered from pittsburgh. and if you see the east bay commute 8 80 is slow san lorenzo into hayward and union city and 5 80 is slow as well, not a lot of slowing yet in san jose, there is 2 80 san jose, that looks pretty good. 708 let's go back to the desk. happening today in just about an hour from now, and washington, d . c the funeral for former secretary of state madeleine albright will begin at the

national cathedral. albright died from cancer last month at the age of 84. she was the nation's first female secretary of state she served during the clinton administration, former president bill clinton and president biden will speak at the funeral for madeleine albright, as well as other family members and friends. alright our time is 79 new water restrictions for the bay area's biggest water district will tell you how much water usage homes and businesses have to cut o as the u. s. continues to impose sanctions on russia for invading ukraine. the biden ministrations has worked out a deal with russia. the delicate diplomatic maneuvering. we're learning about to win the freedom of an american imprisoned

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12 r exchange was carried out today. the u. s and russia exchanging a u. s. marine veteran jailed in moscow for a convicted russian drug traffickers serving prison time in connecticut. the russia released trevor reid, former marine from texas. he was arrested in the summer of 2019. russian authorities said he assaulted an officer while being driven by police to a police station after a night of heavy drinking. he was sentenced to nine years in prison. now the us agreed to return a russian pilot

serving a federal prison sentence for conspiracy to smuggle cocaine into the us this morning. russia warns it could cut off gas supplies to all of europe russia moved to stop natural gas supplies to poland and bulgaria after they refused russia's demand to pay in rubles . european gas prices shot up on this news. the european commission called the decision an attempt by russia to use its gas supply. as blackmail. us secretary of defense lloyd austin, says an international coalition of military leaders from more than 40 countries will meet monthly to make sure ukraine has the weapons it needs to defend itself. this follows the first meeting of the group in germany, where the group focused on getting more weapons to ukraine as quickly as possible. secretary austin pushed back on claims by the russian government. that the us is engaged in a proxy war with russia, one that could lead to a nuclear confrontation. nuclear war cannot be won by either side . and so i think, saber rattling

and rhetoric like that is just unhelpful. germany announced it will send anti aircraft systems to ukraine. canada says it will provide armored vehicles now 7 14 tomorrow, ukrainian president dolinsky will meet with the secretary general of the united nations yesterday, president zelensky visited with children in the hospital in kiev. they were hurt by russian bombings in mary opal. he gave gifts to the children. he also talked to their family members after two months of fighting. the united nations estimates more than 2700 civilians have been killed in the war, but that number is expected to go much higher. and the u. n. is predicting 8.3 million people will flee ukraine this year because of the war at top sharply from earlier predictions, almost 13 million more people are reportedly stranded or cannot leave because of security risk before the

invasion. more than 41 million people lived in ukraine. it is 7 14 cooking oil prices have been going up around the world since the pandemic started, and the war in ukraine has sent those prices even hired. people in some countries are facing limit on how much vegetable oil they can buy at the grocery store. restaurants and other businesses that depend on cooking oil being forced to make a tough choice to raise prices for customers were just absorbed. the cost . reservations for camping in yosemite national park just opened up at seven o'clock. people are now able to sign up for camping spots at what won't a campground between april 28th and september 14th reservations are necessary for all open campgrounds in yosemite park, of course, the most popular campsites, you know this to be true. typically sell out in minutes, same day camping reservations are not available this summer. also today, people are invited to comment on the

high speed rail plan for stations in the south bay. among the items on the agenda and explanation of what's planned for stations between san jose and merced, one of the options is to have stops at the deer adan and gilroy stations that's been popular with many people in santa clara county. the meeting is being held in sacramento starts at 10 o'clock this morning, but it is online. it's important to note no final decision will be made today. this is just for input. okay 7 16. sal is back and leads right to you. did you fix everything on the bay bridge yet? well the bay bridge coming into san francisco, dave and geisha is not really unusual. we have some slowing there, which is typical for this time in the morning. and there it is. you can see it . there's a backup here for about 15 minutes or so, maybe a little less before you make it onto the span. the problem is going the other way from san francisco to oakland. there's been a crash in the backup keeps growing because the crashes eastbound right near treasure island, and this is not usually a backup. this is what always gets people. you have a you know, you go to work and have

you expect it to be clear. going from san francisco to oakland, and it's anything but at this time of the morning, you may want to think about either going the other way or putting it off . if you have flexibility. let's talk about the rest of the east bay. highway four is a little bit slow as you come up to concord from pittsburgh and bay point. and 8 80 is slow and hayward no problems on 8 80 after that, in the fremont and the south bay communities getting a little busy on 85, but i still like that commute on northbound to 80. 7 17. let's bring stephen to talk about today's weather. thank you, sir , under mostly clear skies and a rather cool air mass. our lows have gone for april. 27th. these are pretty cold. petaluma municipal airport. 36 great and 37 pen grove 3800 park 39. those are all within the same vicinity . generally speaking park, the in palo alto, both at 39th. sunnyvale made it to 39. there were a bunch of thirties. in the santa cruz mountains. we are running much cooler than 24 hours ago. in fact, double

digits cooler for nevada, santa rosa. it's close for petaluma napa airport, even san jose palo alto, minus eight minus nine. compared to yesterday. at this time, we're in between systems. some higher clouds will come in, but the main system is the one to the northwest of us. not that it's going to bring rain or anything, but it will crank up the wind later on, so i wouldn't advisory starts tonight. i would dress warm again. here it looks cool. breezy under partly cloudy skies here, west northwest breeze up to about 25 mph and again that wind advisory starts at eight o'clock takes us through 11 am on friday. strongest gusts. look to be north east bay hills, also along the sonoma marin coast, higher elevations on the peninsula as well. so a cold morning here it'll be sunny and then we'll get some clouds later on, but the breeze will be a factor than the window. kick in later tonight, taking his overnight into early thursday. cooling continues. santa rosa, wanna creek alto san jose low to mid seventies yesterday or upper sixties. today it's all sixties to just near 70 might even bring these down a degree or two tomorrow forties on the temps

couple of upper thirties still showing up. looks like we've reached our lows for the morning center. i think snowmen can't stomach any airport made it to 37. 39 hatherton stanford 39 degrees 40 los altos 40 menlo park, then you find mid forties to upper forties, other woodside was down to 40 foster cities at 48 montara. at 40 and lots of littlesphere. you can see those taking a menace. that's what's bringing in the cooler pattern since the warmest day was monday. the coolest day looks to be tomorrow . we'll get a lot of sixties there probably won't be too many seventies tomorrow. what about rain looks more likely as we go into next week for at least some we'll see. the consensus is there it's there on the systems . there's just not there on how deep they are, but maybe monday for us, we could get some light rain in here again. well again. it doesn't look like a big system. but maybe some. it will stay cool, though it's about the 1st 57 days of may. 50 60 seventies on your attempts, windy cooler into thursday, little rebound on friday week system saturday, mostly sunny on sunday, you guys, steve? thank you, 7 19 here and natural way

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francisco continues between the city of san francisco and several opioid manufacturers and retailers, and we should start hearing today from the first witnesses, including experts, doctors and former drug company employees. yesterday lawyers for the drug manufacturers and walgreens responded to the accusations. they helped fuel the drug crisis in san francisco . legal experts say the outcome of this case will have implications beyond san francisco. goal for these defendants is going to be trying to win this case to send a signal. in the rest of the lawsuits, uh, that the claims against them are not going to be worth that much. before the case even went to trial. many of the biggest dependence like purdue pharma and endo agreed to multi million dollar settlements. it is 7 24. there are some promising results were a new drug treatment program that reducing the number of overdoses in california prisons, officials

say since his program started in 2020. the rate of overdose deaths dropped 58% and the number of possible is ations were cut in half, and this program involves giving inmates anti craving medications and more than 22,000 inmates have received the treatment. 7 24 year fire season is already off to a dangerous start to the year, another part of the southwest now some cities here in northern california, getting some extra help in preparing for a very dry summer. in the sacramento area. hundreds of goats and sheep are being used to clear overgrown areas, so there's less fuel for fires. the animals can clear a few acres in just a couple of days, and they can get to areas that most machinery can't reach. as we go into this hot summer months, you know that that dry fuel will be more receptive and have the potential for another busy fire season. there's also a potential of a fire being set by the mechanical equipment, which, of course goats and sheep will not start a fire. ranchers and farmers have been using sheep to

clear vegetation for years, of course, but now we're seeing this happen more and more in urban areas of california last year, the animals this year that is, the animals are getting an early start due to the increased fire risk. 7 25 now new this morning, just two days after safely bringing back a private space flight to earth, spacex launched more astronauts into orbit bound for the international space station. two. 10 ignition. top falcon launch happened just before one o'clock our time for nasa astronauts on board. two men, two women. one of them is jessica watkins, a stanford and uc l. a graduate. she'll become the first black woman to make a long term space flight. nasa has made jamison on the shuttle endeavor was the first black woman astronaut back in 1992. the astronauts arrive at the space station later tonight. they'll spend the next five months there. hard time 7 25 1st here onto the results of a private autopsy on the man who died while in the custody of the alameda county sheriff's office

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in r restrictions were more than a million homes and businesses will tell you about mandatory water cutbacks that we just ordered by the region's largest water district. plus we'll have an update on the health of vice president kamala harris after she tested positive for covid will tell you how doctors are treating the vice president. 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 gasia mikaelian. it's wednesday , april 27th. let's get you outside today. paulson is here to sort of take us through the day because boy things change once we hit those evening hours drops fast and the wind picked up you too. no doubt about it. that will be the case again tonight as the wind advisory starts at eight o'clock, we're under mostly clear skies, although some higher clouds are inching closer towards us. that'll be from an approaching system, which is to the northwest of it's up there right there. that's going to be the

wind producer. we had a lot of thirties this morning, so cold morning. it's a breezy, eventually, a windy pattern here only patchy fog. but a chilly morning morning sun, but then clouds drifting in throughout the day highs continue to come down. sixties for most to near 70 for only a few. alright over to sal now, 7 29 freeway bridge. where do you want to start? let's start with the bridge again. steve if you're driving, let's say from oakland to san francisco. it looks like a decent commute for you. it's kind of typical there will be some slowing at the toll plaza, which is not unusual for this time. but leaving san francisco for oakland is a different matter altogether. the traffic is very slow, and now it's affected all of the traffic in san francisco along northbound one. oh, one trying to get up in the downtown. so even if you're not trying to drive across the bridge this is affecting you. if you're on northbound one, it's closer to 80. this sounds like or looks like an afternoon commute to 80 extension might be your best bet we're going to keep an eye on this for you

because this is going to have an effect on all the traffic coming in the san francisco from the peninsula, 7 30. let's go back to the desk, sal. thank you new this morning, a second autopsy of a man who died while being restrained by alameda police came to a different conclusion than the official coroner's report. the law firm representing mario gonzalez, his young son commissioned the second autopsy. it found gonzalez died last year because of restraint as fixed cia after three officers put their body weight on him. the alameda county coroner's office determined that gonzalez died of toxic effects of methamphetamine , combined with the stress of being restrained by police. gonzalez's death was ruled a homicide by the corner. the alameda county d. a found the use of force by the three officers was lawful and objectively reasonable. they were not charged in his death. our time is 7 31 water agencies all over the state are taking action because the drought crisis is getting worse, and that includes the bay area as big as water district already

making changes to encourage water conservation. mike mibach is in our studio. and mike, you have new information. good morning to you, dave. yeah, we're talking about the east bay municipal utility district or east bay maori does provide water to nearly 1.5 million customers in parts of alameda and contra costa counties. so the district has spent years encouraging water conservation, and now it's ramping up even more. the utilities. reservoirs are at 71% of capacity as we do in closer to the summer season, and as we do get closer to summer, district officials say now is the best time to make the changes, the district says. it has elevated. it's drought response to stage two. this means there is now a 10% mandatory reduction in water use. customers can only water outside three days a week, and if you do water, more penalties will be imposed. not only is 2022 looking this way, but the expectation based on what's happening around the state is that 2023 will also see very limited supplemental supply. the

average household now uses 200 gallons of water each day as part of this stage to drought response, there will also be a surcharge on all customers averaging about 10 cents a day. so that's about an extra $6 on the bill that comes out every two months. the district says. if customers do not make these changes now, it will have to impose higher fines, more surcharges and even more water restrictions before the end of this year. gable send it back to you. thank you, and it's not just the bay area, seeing these water restrictions, water emergency was declared by southern california's biggest water supplier. the metropolitan water district serves 26 separate water districts in six counties and beginning june 1st require most urban water districts to limit their customers to one day with outdoor watering each week. its effects. about six million people. they're saying if customers can't do that, they could order a complete ban on outdoor watering beginning in september, happening today, the

oakland police department will ask a judge to end the oversight by a federal monitor. oakland police department's been under review for the past two decades after its officers were accused of assaulting and framing suspects on false drug charges. now authorities will ask the judge to allow the department to begin a one year transition period. earlier this year, the same judge said the oakland police department still had a way to go to meet court ordered reforms across the bay now is san francisco nonprofit is launching a plan to build 2000 tiny homes. a new nonprofit. it's called my own lock and key . it aims to fight homelessness through increased investments in transitional, supportive housing built with modular technology companies asking people in the city to donate or help identify sites in san francisco to build these new communities. your time now, 7 30 for more information now about the health of vice president kamala harris, who is isolating after testing positive for covid doctors that prescribe the drug packs a little bit for the vice president to take the

fda issued emergency authorization for that drug for treating mild to moderate forms of corporate for people aged 12 and older. the white house's conducting contract tracing now , but they haven't found any close contacts who tested positive for the virus. neither president biden nor the first lady are considered close contacts. it is 7 35 new this morning, the nation's chief medical advisor, dr anthony fauci, says the nation is no longer in the pandemic phase. we are certainly right now in this country out of the pandemic phase, namely, we don't have 900,000 new infections a day and tens and tens and tens of thousands of hospitalizations in thousands of deaths. we are at a low level right now. now he was speaking on the pbs news hour, dr fauci pointed out, he doesn't believe the u. s will completely eradicate covid. but there's a

goal now of keeping the number of cases low. dr fauci called for stronger reporting requirements to give us better information about the cases and here in the bay area, the rate of new covid infections doubled in a month, the chronicle reports cases or a nearly 20 for 100,000 here in the bay area that's up 110% compared to last month. according to information from the state, but it's still far below the peak in january, when cases were more than 250 per 100,000. health officials say the number of hospitalizations and deaths are still low. where chose cases are not as severe research from the centers for disease control finds as many as three out of every four children in the united states has been infected by covid. cdc scientists checked 200,000 blood samples for any bodies only found in people who've been infected with covid. they found 75% of the samples had that antibody. scientists say there's still reason for

concern because being infected with covid in the past doesn't prevent a person from being infected again. we've learned that unlike measles, if you've got measles once you're never going to get it again, but if you get covid once our immunity to covid, whether it's an infection or whether it's the vaccine, it does wayne the cdc study was released at the same time fighter asked for authorization to offer booster shots for healthy children between the ages of five and 11 fighters suggests those boosters be given six months after their last shot. cdc also, reports of all the people in this country have had covid nearly 60% were infected with macron. the new findings highlighted how widely that omicron variant of covid spread in the country, according to the cdc, one third of the population has been infected with covid before the big omicron surge we saw over the winter hi, guys. your time, 7 37 sal castaneda is back with the latest in our morning commute. how would we? how do we learn? well we're looking better in san

francisco in one regard dave and gasoline. that's that crash. on the bay bridge between san francisco and oakland has been clear to put an arrow on it there, but the damage is done. it's backed up from 2 80 kind of like a bad afternoon commute. driving over onto the bay bridge . don't let this surprise you remember? usually there's not a backup at this time of the morning, heading out to oakland from san francisco this morning . there's certainly is westbound bay bridge looks a lot more normal. and the commute in the east bay is looking normal. we have slow traffic on four and on 6 80 80. that's all. very typical 8 80 traffic is slow between. let's say san lorenzo or san leandro. i should say marina boulevard. down to about whipple in union city again, that's all looking pretty normal here, as you drive through, south bay is beginning to get into the act northbound 85. we have a new crash and getting up near the guadalupe parkway northbound 85. near blossom hill

roads more exact, but if you're driving up toward the guadalupe parkway, there is some slow traffic, which is not well. it's kind of bad right there so plan accordingly. 7 38. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you, sir. we had a chilly, chilly morning here. a lot of thirties now looks like we've bottomed out on those lows. but for this time of year, it was impressive to get lows that many thirties and it was not just to the north north to south all the way from mendocino county, lake county all the way down into the santa cruz mountains. this system up here is going to dig itself like this . just give us a little dip in the jet stream late tonight and bottom out tomorrow that will generate two things cooler temps and wind. so we have a wind advisory that starts tonight at eight o'clock takes us through 11 a.m. tomorrow. i would dress warm again tonight. i mean, again, there's pretty good breeze already in the city and temps are slow to recover that some mid forties for attempts in san francisco today, along with a pretty pretty good westerly breeze, so that wind advisory again. now again. this is for

the east bay hills, north bay hills marine coast, sonoma coast, also some of the higher elevations on the peninsula, but i think it will get your attention. so cold morning for us at least wednesday morning. sunny, breezy, but higher clouds are already on the way. so i'm going to city mostly sunny. maybe partly cloudy and that will take us into the coolest day of the week, which will be tomorrow. santa rosa on a creek, palo alto san jose all dipping. palo alto dropped 39 this morning. so did menlo park. so did sunnyvale. and there were many in the santa cruz mountains with a lot of sixties. in fact, we may take these temps down a little bit more tomorrow. paterson passes west southwest 30 doesn't show up, but i just saw it. snow ridge trail almost 30 miles an hour, so there's a decent breezing. now sfo's cranking up again. 21 augusta 29 half moon base, 15. i did see about 25 mile per hour gusts, so it's on its way. forties for most now, most of these lows have already bottomed out, but we had a lot of low forties thirties there's thirties in the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek, scotts valley, felled in santa cruz made it to 42. i know it was 40 at one time for santa clara campbell, morgan hill and

also south san jose, another in the low to mid forties. you can see this little spins in the atmosphere. there's a bunch of them out there, but that's why i like to show that this water vapor the one we're focused on. is this one right there? that's going to come in. but you can see there's multiple ones. there's little one there. little spin right there. they just keep marching right along. they don't have a lot of moisture, but they keep us on the cooler side, and they will also crank up the breeze. so the coolest day of the week will be tomorrow after monday was the warmest what about the rain? yeah the european forecast model keeps trying to bring something in here on sunday late saturday and sunday night, trying to bring some into the sierra and then for us on monday, so we'll see if this holds, but it does look like a possibility of something early next week. and most of the first 5 to 7 days of may are looking to be very similar to what we're going through right now. 50 sixties seventies and the temps tomorrow. cool, breezy to windy, little rebound friday week system for saturday night into early sunday, but temperatures staying sixties and seventies. you guys all right, save time. 7 41. we're still following the investigation in san jose into the kidnapping of

a three month old baby boy who is now back with his family. and three people have been arrested to tell you what the police have saying about those suspects and how they're connected to the baby's family. oakland school teachers are planning to strike this friday. the warning now to students and parents, and when you join us today on the nine it's the main goal of one legal team getting freedom for prison inmates who were wrongfully convicted. we'll talk live with san francisco de a chaser boudin about the innocence commission and now his first case free demand, who spent three decades in prison. stay with us.

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sevt the uc berkeley student accused of threatening to hurt people on campus. lamar bercy is charged by the alameda county d, a for making felony criminal threats. the bercy is a uc berkeley student chronicle, he was put on academic suspension. a week before last thursday's incident that triggered the shelter in place. that's when staff members say they received an email saying, quote two people on this email will get shot. well, bay area lawmakers are teaming up to urge the state legislature to

pass a bill to ban the police from retaining or using dna from rape kids to incriminate victims for other crimes, and this bill was introduced in february following an internet where the san francisco d a s office discovered that the san francisco police was retaining dna collected from sexual assault survivors. it was being kept in the database and then at least one case it was used during criminal rape survivor in an unrelated crime. federal law already prohibits the inclusion of victim's dna and the dna index. so it was shocking to learn that there is no corresponding california law to prohibit local law enforcement databases from retaining the dna from victims. in their local databases from retaining and for years searching it. san francisco supervisors just passed legislation banning the

police from retaining or using dna from rape kits. right now we'll be able to do the same statewide is in a senate committee. oakland unified school district is telling parents not to bring their students to school this friday because teachers say they're striking on that day. the protesting plans to close and merger several schools. the district called the strike illegal. it also says not closing or merging schools could lead to a $90 million budget shortfall. i'm supporting the strike. guys i've heard that they're trying to like close majority african american schools, and it's like that's not. it's not cool to have a day off. but like it's also like really bad that we're closing all these schools and stuff, so i definitely support the strike. many parents say they don't want the school consolidation and closure plan to go forward, but they're also concerned about the strike on friday, saying their children have already lost so much classroom time over the past two years. if elon masks effort to buy twitter doesn't go through. for some reason,

there's a huge penalty to be paid musk and twitter agreed to a $1 billion termination fee. this means twitter would have to pay mosque if it finds another buyer. and if musk can't come up with the financing or drops out of the deal for another reason, he would have to pay twitter that money. he says he wants to take the company private in the interest of free speech still unclear exactly what changes he'd implement. heard lots of platforms say they want to be a free speech platform. and yet that means a lot of different things because it's just not possible to have a site where they allow everything that users submit to be published. musk says he would be reluctant to censor content or permanently banned accounts, says he's already planning to develop new features in hopes of defeating spam bots and authenticating all users. shares in the online trading company robin hood, dropped after the menlo park based company announced layoffs robin hood said it's cutting 9% of its total workforce. the ceo blamed what he called hyper growth during the past two years for the cutbacks. price of robin

hood stock dropped $10 a share the lowest level it's been since it went public just last summer . checking stocks right now, robin hood stock is down by another 5% a little bit more. we'll watch that for you through the day, of course, in today's dollars and cents, there's a new beef recall to tell you about some important earnings reports are affecting wall street cook told us this would be a big week earlier this week, and you're continuing your reporting in dollars and cents. yes definitely a big week. he just talked about robin hood that stock down after making that announcement about cuts to its staff shares in google's parent company alphabet, also down after missing analyst estimates for the quarter. that includes weak revenue from youtube. now taking a live look at the opening bell, the nasdaq trying to come back from a huge loss yesterday, and san francisco based by the way, kind body rang the opening bell this morning along with the american society of reproductive medicine. they're celebrating national infertility awareness week, all of the good work that they do

for families, so bravo to them as we take a live look, the dow would actually be up higher if it weren't for bowing down about 11% after reporting quarterly loss, but there's the dow jones still 133 points, almost a half of a percent. the s and p 500 up more than a half of a percent. the nasdaq gaining three quarters of a percent, almost 100 points, but again it was down almost 4% yesterday huge loss for the nasdaq, so we do have some important tech earnings reports coming in, including amazon and apple, a new survey finds working women are suffering an increasing sense of burnout. the survey by deloitte found. 53% of women reports stress levels higher than they were one year ago. 49% say they feel burned out. 94% say they fear that asking for a flexible work schedule. would affect their career progression. more than £120,000 of ground beef are being recalled over concerns that it might be contaminated with e. coli the

beef was produced from february 1st to april 8th and includes brands nature's reserve and market side butcher. the recalled products have a usda inspection label that reads e s t. 46841 so far, no confirmed reports of illness. we do have more information about the recall on our website. you can go to ktvu .com and look under web links. well the orange juice maker tropicana wants you to ditch the milk and instead try orange juice on your cereal before you wrinkle your nose. that idea, the company says it has created a new cereal that pairs perfectly with the juice. it is called tropicana crunch tastes like honey and almond and tropicana wants you to try it for free. it is giving away boxes of that cereal one week from today, and by the way, tropicana did something similar in november, where it gave away toothpaste that it said wouldn't leave that same gross after two taste. that you get from brushing your teeth after

drinking o j. if you tried that, let me know. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. i know someone personal personally. who does that all the time orange juice cereal. my nephews did the same nephews okay? yes they did. i thought it was odd. even heard about it until pam spoken to truth to go right? all right. we'll see. alright sal castaneda. let's get out the door here, finished breakfast and jump behind the wheel. we're on mass transit. what do you say ? my gosh. well dave, you have a full breakfast before you come in. yes, i do. it's amazing that early and have that full breakfast alright every day, so i know you do. all right. good morning, everyone. let's talk about the south bay. if you're going to get your coffee or your o j, brush your teeth whatever.u can. if you're on 85 85 is your commute. 85 is a little slower than normal. we had a crash north bend 85 near blossom hill, and then it's slop to the cambrian park area to eighties. also slow as you drive up into western into west, the west

valley. and so that's going to be slow as well. babe bridge westbound coming into san francisco is normal. if you're driving from san francisco to oakland, there was an earlier crash on the bay bridge that has san francisco really a mess. and this is a sign of things to come . san francisco traffic is backed up nearly to that old candlestick exit all the way up into the bay bridge. why there was an earlier crash on the lower deck of the bay bridge from san francisco to oakland really has made things terrible and get out there. and you're not expecting this. well, it's going to be a sad surprise for you. and by the way, there's a giants and aids game tonight and warriors game tonight at the same time in the same area, so san francisco today is kind of going to be a traffic mess. 7 53 . let's bring steve back in, so i shouldn't go to dinner at six o'clock in the city is what you're telling me. just say, hey, let's just drive over to san francisco about 6 30. see if we can find parking should be no

problem. alright. thank you, son. little bit of fog. a little bit of fog is that a song should be down around santa cruz, hollister gilroy, not much. there's a little bit down there, and a few high clouds are cruising in around cemetery coast over half moon bay. san jose leading edge of the system, which will give us some clouds. but really, the main message is going to be the breeze and the wind. i would go cool and breezy, too blustery. tonight 58 is just does not look very warm, even though it'll be probably partly cloudy by the time we get to game time tonight. a wind advisory starts at eight p.m. and goes through 11 a.m. tomorrow is that right? that's not right. that should say is that right? should be thursday, dave, not thursday thursday. i'm getting ahead of myself. so wish forecast. we wish it was friday . that's what that should be. 11 a.m. thursday i'm gonna have to talk to my producer there, steve , you need to change that. okay cool. cold morning. sunny, breezy and then tomorrow cool. windy that'll be the coolest day of the week tomorrow with a lot of sixties for temps. there will be a lot today, but i think we

even bring these down a couple of degrees tomorrow. santa rosa, wanna creek, palo alto and san jose so well below average temps here. wind is picking up for some sf almost gusta 30 now and i think there's something to watch as we go forward throughout the day forties fifties on the temp, santa rosa calistoga 43 months 44 sunnyvale made it to 39. now there are 43. fifties for a few upper forties , but atherton, stanford menlo park all made it to 39 degrees this morning. los altos was 40 foster city, san carlos, now at 50 degrees. lots of little systems just taking their turn spinning across the pacific. they don't hold a lot of moisture, but they keep us cool . and they also crank up the breeze, so that in place will keep us into thursday and then we'll start to see maybe some possibility of some sierra systems. what about us? maybe on monday. maybe on monday looks weak, but s we go intoorrow be the coolest day we'll get a little rebound on friday day. okay see? thank you. time 7 55 governor gavin newsom, praising

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hape bay bridge series at san francisco's oracle park last night, the giants just unloaded on the a's in game one, they beat the mate to tune wilmer

flores. austin's later both hit three run homers and left handed pitcher pitching ace carlos rhoden he just dominated on the mound, struck out nine batters in six innings. there's one of them his records now three and oh, tonight's game starts at 6 45. now if the warriors beat denver tonight at chase center, they can advance to round two of the nba playoffs right in front of their home fans. warriors are leading the series three games to one against denver. fans are wondering if steph curry will start the game or just keep coming off the bench, head coach steve kerr says curry won't be under a minutes restriction anymore, but he wouldn't say if step will start the game. the game starts at seven. p.m. tonight, senator curry is also launching a youth program involved a sport he really loves and not basketball. this time. he loves golf, and he's expanding his social business brand called underrated. it will

host a series of golf tournaments for boys and girls between the ages of 12 and 18. the championship tournament will be played at san francisco's harding park, and those young golfers will compete for what's known as the currie cup. and governor. gavin newsom is celebrating a milestone for san francisco's kindergarten to college program. he says the program is now reached $11 million in savings for san francisco's public school students. the governor founded the program back in 2011 when he was san francisco's mayor. it was the first publicly funded universal child savings account program in the nation. i'm incredibly proud of this city close to 50,000 of these accounts. the $11 million is great, but 50,000 opportunities to create a different pathway. and the governor expanded san francisco's concept all over the state with cal kids. three month

old baby back home with his family in san jose, reaction from neighbors and what police are revealing about the three suspects in the case a couple charged with the facing of black lives matter mural outside the martinez courthouse. the plea deal just reached with prosecutors. and a heated debate over banning vehicles forever on jfk drive in golden gate park. the final vote from the board of supervisors from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings onto all right. good morning, everyone welcome back to mornings onto its wednesday, april 27th on mike mibach. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. could it be any prettier at this back window? cool, though. i think so, especially in the evenings boy that walk home from swim team practice last night. around seven. steve paulson got a little dicey getting out of the water. oh, boy, that'll wake you up. we had some thirties this morning, you guys and now we're starting to see more forties, even a couple of low fifties but for april 27th it was cold this morning forties fifties now palo alto 44. they made it to 39. santa rosa made it to 37. i do

believe clouds are streaming across mainly peninsula south based and fog down towards santa cruz gil, right? hollister and monterey highest today will continue to cool off the wind will be the big story later this evening overnight into tomorrow sixties to near 70 degrees, alright, sal's here at 801. bay bridge somewhere else. the big story is san francisco is already looking terrible on one on one and 2 80 because of earlier crash on the bay bridge. kidding? from san francisco to oakland. and that whole thing has just been messed up. now the crash is gone, but the traffic is just woefully. well it's very, very slow, westbound coming into san francisco looks better east bay commute how we four. slow as you come into concord, 6, 80 slow concord, walnut creek, and 80 is slow. from hercules to berkeley to let's go back to the headline thank you. three people suspected of being involved in the kidnapping of a three month old baby boy are now under arrest and the baby is safe at

home in san jose ktvu sm, aghast live outside police headquarters for us this morning with the latest on the investigation, emma good morning. good morning . we are expecting to hear an update from san jose police later this morning. we're also expecting the district attorney's office to determine today that charges that the three suspects now face ktvu obtained new video this morning showing the man who is now in custody carrying the baby away from the child's home, walking down the street in broad daylight just before one o'clock. monday afternoon. police arrested the man yesterday. a previous video from police showed him with an empty carrier approaching the house. they also arrested a woman who police say was with the baby's grandmother, and they arrested a third person. police have declined to release their identities, but said this we know that there is some connection to the family, but we don't know exactly what that connection is, and that's something that will be determined during the course of the investigation. the california highway patrol shared a photo of this gray nissan van

as a possible suspect. get away vehicle yesterday, a woman who works near where the baby was found spotting a van that seemed to match the description and when she saw a car seat inside. that's when she quickly alerted authorities leading to the arrests, according to her coworkers have reached out to the santa clara county district attorney's office. going the possibility the suspects will be arraigned in court this afternoon, reporting live in san jose. and my gosh ktvu fox two news, emma. thank you were hearing from neighbors. now that the little boy has been found, they say the kidnapping was a traumatic experience for the entire neighborhood. blanca gil or and her daughter lived just steps from the apartment where the baby was taken. they go to the same church. the baby is families attend. aguilar was at home at time of the kidnapping. she spoke with us about the ordeal in spanish. her granddaughter translated grandmother of the little baby was screaming. i ran outside to see what was happening and the grandmother was saying, can you help me? help me, please? i want to find my baby. neighbors say

they weren't settled by the fact police and fbi searched their apartment after midnight. but say they're so grateful. the little boy is safe with his family and a woman who painted over a black lives matter. mural in martinez have accepted plea deals in connection to this case, according to the press democrat david nelson. and nicole anderson accepted the plea deal for the vandalism charges for defacing the mural. there was also a plea deal for separate burglary charges and that incidents they were charged with breaking into a home in walnut creek. nelson was sentenced to 120 days in jail and two years probation. anderson received 40 hours of community service and one year probation in southern california . the los angeles county sheriff is disputing claims that he was behind a cover up of one of his deputies kneeling on the head. of the handcuffed inmate. the incident started when the inmate punched the deputy and the face before other deputies russell the intimate to the ground. that case remains under investigation . sheriff alex villanueva hinted that a criminal investigation has been launched into how a l a times reporter

state regulators are talking about ways to prevent another explosion similar to one we saw last year that happened at a hayward power plant. trunks of heavy metal flew through the air after a steam turbine blew up. last may, the russell city energy center, state regulators created a long list of fixes, including safety upgrades, preventative maintenance and training. commissioners unanimously voted that all those fixes must be complete before the plant can be restarted. well this might be a rare events. we have to do all we can to make sure that it never happens again. i'm someone could easily easily have been killed by the flying shrapnel as the report called it. the first responders could have been hurt. and i think you are hearing from all the commissioners. recognition of how life threatening this incident was and you know, it's not often that we on the dais are ruling on matters of life and death. state investigators

are also looking at similar power plants to make sure extra safety measures are in place there. the california labor commissioner's offices, citing foster farms, and three california staffing agencies for failing to inform temporary workers about covid sick leave. the labor commissioner's office has opened an investigation into the foster poultry farms plant in the central valley town of livingston in 2020, after covid outbreaks were reported there. that's when the office learned nearly 3500. workers never received supplemental paid sick leave san francisco board of supervisors voted to keep part of jfk drive in golden gate park. car free after more than 11 hours of public comment, debate and discussion, the proposal passed in a 7 to 4 vote the mile and a half direct of roadway through golden gate park was closed to traffic at the start of the pandemic, and this ordinance also includes improvements to make the park more accessible for senior citizens and people who are disabled. francisco mayor london breed reacting to the vote. she released a statement saying today is a historic day. the board just voted to make jfk

drive permanently car free and essential space for our residents and families. that is now a long term benefit to the city and state senator scott wiener. who represents san francisco, expressed his support , saying as a longtime supporter of car free jfk. i'm ecstatic. the board of supervisors approved this visionary project for our city. we must work to make our streets safer and more sustainable. let's see what traffic's doing across the bay area. this is often said that, you know, hurry up. get your shoes on. relate for school. time of the morning, sal. oh yeah, i know that. well actually, i don't know it. my wife knows it very well, because i'm here with you and dave are mike. good morning, everyone. my goodness. i'm just having trouble here. forgive me, guys. let's go right to the bay bridge and talk about the toll plaza. this delay looks pretty typical at the toll plaza. but you know what's not typical is going the other way from san francisco to oakland. look at that. i mean, that's just borderline ridiculous here. if you're driving in san francisco, you

wondering what happened. there was a crash on the bridge eastbound. it was there for a while, and it just ruined san francisco traffic. and this is pretty much a carbon copy of what it will be like today. getting out of san francisco are getting into san francisco, the giants in asia, playing at 6 45 and the warriors have a playoff game at chase. and that's just going to be affecting traffic in san francisco all afternoon, so just plan ahead if you're in the east bay right now, how we four is slow. 6 80 is also a little bit slow and you will see the traffic on 80 in oakland is going to be slow. when we come back in a little bit. we'll talk about the south bay. and check into some issues. we have their eight oh, nine. let's go right back to the desk. happening now in washington, d. c the funeral for former secretary of state madeleine albright at the national cathedral alright, died from cancer last month at the age of 84. these are live pictures inside the cathedral here in the first row. we see former presidents barack obama and bill clinton along with

their spouses. i believe that's the former first daughter, chelsea clinton. they're closer to the right. i believe that is former vice president al gore. mike looks like it's the end. exactly certainly a lot of people. madeleine albright served within her time in in the administration here. she was, of course. our country's first female secretary of state serving during the clinton administration. again we see former president bill clinton. former president barack obama, also former secretary of state hillary clinton. they will speak at this funeral here we see president jo biden greeting those assembled for today's memorial service. we know albright's family and friends are here as well. she taught at georgetown university. several former teaching assistants are ushers. today we will keep on top of what's happening there in washington d. c the funeral today for madeleine albright and still to come here on mornings on two new restrictions for the area's largest water district, how much water usage homes and businesses must now cut also, as the u. s, continues to impose sanctions on russia for invading ukraine. the biden administration is working out a

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states and russia. us marine veteran jailed in moscow was exchanged for a convicted russian drug traffickers serving prison time in the state of connecticut, russia released trevor reid a former marine from texas who was arrested in the summer of 2019 after russian authorities said he assaulted an officer while being driven by officers to a police station following a night of heavy drinking. he was sentenced to nine years in prison. the us agreed to turn over a russian pilots serving a federal prison sentence for conspiracy to smuggle cocaine into the united states this morning. russia's warning it could cut off gas supplies to all of europe. that's after it's moved to stop natural gas supplies to poland and bulgaria after they refused russia's demand to pay in rubles . european gas prices shot up on the news. the european commission called the decision an attempt by russia to use its gas supply as blackmail. us secretary of defense lloyd austin, says an international coalition of military leaders from more than 40 countriesonthe ukraine has the weapons. it

needs to defend itself. this follows the first meeting of the group in germany, the group focused on getting more weapons to ukraine as quickly as possible. secretary austin pushed back on claims by the russian government that the us has engaged in a proxy war with russia, one that could lead to a nuclear confrontation. nuclear war cannot be won by either side . and so i think, saber rattling and rhetoric like that is just unhelpful. germany announced it will send anti aircraft systems to ukraine. canada says it will provide armored vehicles tomorrow. ukrainian president zelinsky will meet with the secretary general of the united nations yesterday, president zelensky met with the children hospitalist in kiev after being hurt. by russian bombings in mario po. he gave gifts to the children and talk to family members after two months of fighting. the united nations estimates more than 2700 civilians have been killed during the war. but that number is likely much higher. the

united nations estimates 8.3 million people will flee ukraine this year because of the war that is up sharply from earlier predictions. nearly 13 million more people are reportedly stranded or can't leave because of security risk. before the invasion. more than 41 million people lived in ukraine. cooking oil prices have been rising worldwide since the pandemic began in russia's war in ukraine has sent those costs even higher. people in some countries are facing limits on how much vegetable oil they can buy at the grocery store. restaurants and other businesses that rely on cooking oil or being forced to make the difficult choice to raise prices for customers or absorb the cost themselves. campsites that yosemite have only been available for about an hour here, but they are filling up fast. starting an hour ago. at seven o'clock, people were able to sign up for camp spots at wawona campground between april 28th and september. 14th reservations are necessary for all open campgrounds in the park . the most popular campsites, you know this typically sell out in minutes. same day. camping reservations are not available

this summer. people are invited to comment on the high speed rail systems plan for stations in the south bay today. among the items on the agenda and explanation of plans for stations between san jose and merced. one option is that stops at the deer adan and gilroy stations that's been popular with some people in santa clara county. the meeting is being held in sacramento and will be streamed online starting at 10 o'clock this morning. no final decision will be made today. 17 on the clock back to shall we go? and look at that wednesday community, sal. good morning. mike and gasoline do have slow traffic. still for this latter part of the morning commute, and that includes a look at the richmond bridge where we have some slowing getting over to san rafael again. this is all pretty typical. and the bay bridge commute is typical getting into san francisco. now if you're driving the other way that is not typical to 80 and one a one or a mess getting into downtown san francisco, and this is because of earlier issues on the bay bridge eastbound. those are clear, but the damage is done. we have a lot of slow traffic

there. east bay commute still slow on 6 80 highway four that's more along the lines of normal 8 80 north and south looking okay? south bay commute a little bit of slowing now developing getting up to that west valley 8 17. let's bring stephen with today's weather forecast. thank you, sir. we started off mostly clear now. some higher clouds are beginning to incheon here, mainly south of san francisco. oakland peninsula san jose, but fog is down towards santa cruz, monterey, hollister gilroy, so that's really the only patch of fog that's really made it appear to this morning, but that can be thick as thieves down there mostly sunny but we are looking for increasing clouds. couple systems, the higher clouds coming in from the west southwest, that system coming in from the northwest. that'll be our wind producer for later tonight into tomorrow, i would again dress warm warmly. if you will. for tonight's game. it will be a cool, breezy pattern. west northwest 25 mph not very warm in the city only 61 yesterday about 60 today. a wind advisory starts at eight o'clock

tonight goes through 11 a.m. tomorrow. this is for the mostly north and east bay hills, but also for along the marine coast, sonoma coast and higher elevations of the peninsula. so son, then higher clouds coming in a little breezy, blustery at times already starting to see that cooler, windy pattern with that wind advisory starting tonight and going into early tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock, santa rosa, walnut creek, palo alto san jose, the arrows are already going down. so cooling continues here. probably even into tomorrow. we might even see one or two degrees cooler weather. paterson passes up to 30 miles an hour, so there's a pretty good breeze kicking in for some, especially over towards sfo. they're starting to pick up again as well. although it's come down a little bit. it was up to about 30 mph. but heyward south gusting to 20. half moon bay about 15 to 25 mile per hour. gusts had a lot of thirties this morning now, forties and fifties on the temps here, so but for april, 27th to get that many thirties from north to south was impressive. that's a cool air mass in place. a couple of systems on the way. the warmest day was monday.

that's we had eighties, some low eighties and stuff. not anymore. that was the warmest day thursday will be the coolest with a lot of sixties to just a few years, 70 can we get any rain or snow in here? yeah, it kind of looks like the serum might get some snow on sunday. we might get a little rain on monday just depends on which forecast model you hang your hat on, but this year could see another little dusting or two of snow. i should say that the pattern does look like it stays active for about the first week, at least of may. so now we're not done yet. we're not warming up anytime soon. here 50 60 seventies on your temps wendy on thursday little rebound friday. next system late saturday and early sunday. you guys steve. thank you now a natural way to prevent brush fires this summer season coming up how long time method used by ranchers is now becoming more and more common in urban areas. it's more than £120,000 of ground beef being recalled the products you need to watch out for. that might be in your fridge.

under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now.

in n several opioid manufacturers and retailers, and we should start hearing that hearing today. from that we should start hearing from witnesses today, including experts, doctors and former drug company employees. yesterday, lawyers for drug manufacturers and walgreens responded to the accusations. that they helped fuel the city's drug crisis. legal experts say the outcome of this case will have implications beyond san francisco. all for these defendants is going to be

try to win this case to send a signal. in the rest of the lawsuits, uh, that the claims against them are not going to be worth that much before the case even went to trial, many of the biggest defendants like purdue pharma and endo agreed to multimillion dollar settlements. well it's going to cost a lot more to repair flood damage to san francisco stern grove than originally thought. a water main broke in august and flooded the park with 700,000 gallons of water trees were push from where they stood. the hillside was weekend and even the stage was damaged. originally the board of supervisors approved pain for million dollars to take care of the problems will now city staff say they found more damage. and it will be a total of $20 million to make all the repairs 24 here with wildfire season off to a dangerous start already in some parts of the southwest people in northern california cities are getting extra help in preparing for a very dry summer ahead. the sacramento area. hundreds of goats and sheep are being used as a sustainable way to clear overgrown areas, so

there's less fuel for fires. the animals can clear a few acres in just a couple of days and they can get to areas machinery can't reach. as we go into this hot summer months, you know that that dry fuel will be more receptive and have the potential for another busy fire season. there's also a potential of a fire being set by the mechanical equipment, which, of course, goats and sheep will not start a fire. the methods being used by renters and farmers for years, but it's picking up steam in urban parts of california this year. the animals are getting an early start because of the increased fire risk. new this morning just two days after safely bringing a private space flight back to earth. spacex has launched more astronauts into orbit bound for the international space station. two. 10. stop the launch at kennedy space center happened just before one o'clock our time this morning before nasa astronauts on board or two men, two women. one of them is jessica watkins, a stanford and uc la graduate. she'll be the first black woman to make a long term space flight. nasa astronaut may jemison was the

first black woman in space in 1992. once they get to the iss, they'll spend the next five months there still to come here on mornings onto the results of a private autopsy on a man who died while in custody of the alameda county sheriff's office with this new exam, says about his death. dr anthony fauci says the u. s is out of the pandemic phase of covid the new stage, he says,

under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job.

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bay. the mandatory cuts just ordered for the largest water district in our region. also, we have an update on the health of vice president kamala harris after she tested positive for covid. how doctors are treating the vice president. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian mike mibach. i slept in a little bit old alarm clock didn't get enough coffee didn't during a commercial break newsroom in the coffee. dave clark makes it every morning. it's actually good coffee. the stuff he makes. sorry i need another cup or two. we'll send it over steve paulson. that was just a little side story, steve thirties out there this morning. thirties forties. i overslept to mike 20 minutes. it's wednesday thing. yeah it happens. it happens and you get up early. we have a lot of high clouds coming in after a cold morning. that is true. we had many thirties from north to south santa cruz mountains had some upper thirties even on the peninsula areas to the north. now, these higher clouds coming a little bit of fog. santa cruz down in

gilroy, hollister. see a little band down there. that's about it, though. on the fog department windy pattern. it's breezy now, but wind will be a big factor tonight as a wind advisory kicks in as tonight eight o'clock and goes to 11 a.m. tomorrow morning sun but then afternoon clouds. temperatures continue to come down, though sixties for most to near 70 degrees 8 30 on a wednesday and it's all about san francisco. it is about san francisco, and it's unfortunately it's not good news . we had a much earlier accident in san francisco on the lower deck of the v, a bridge eastbound between san francisco and oakland that's been cleared now. but it really left a bunch of slow traffic on north dont know, one from before the old candlestick exit all the way into downtown to 80. also, people have been using that if you are driving into san francisco from the peninsula it really is slow and trying to get over to the east bay via the bay bridge is terrible. now the other way around is normal. coming in from oakland to san francisco, still slow on how we

four and six etienne contra costa county. and in the south day we do have traffic that is going to be slow getting in to that west valley. it's 8 30. let's go back to the desk. thank you this morning, a second autopsy for a man who died while being restrained by alameda police came to a different conclusion than the official coroner's report. a law firm representing mario gonzalez. young son commissioned the second autopsy, it found gonzalez died last year because of restraint asphyxia after three officers put their body weight on him. the alameda county coroner's office determined that gonzalez died of toxic effects of methamphetamine combined with the stress of being restrained by police. gonzalez's death was ruled a homicide by the coroner. the alameda county d. a found the use of force by the three officers was lawful and objectively reasonable. they were not charged in his death. water agencies across the state are taking action to fight the impacts of the drought and now the largest water district in the bay area is mandating customers. cut water used by 10%

the speed municipal utility district has been mud elevated. it's drought response to stage two at yesterday's board meeting . the utilities reservoirs are at 71% of capacity. and as we inch closer to the summer season , district officials now say is the best time to make the changes as conditions don't seem to be improving. not only is 2022 looking this way, but the expectation based on what's happening around the state is that 2023 will also see very limited supplemental supply. as part of the drought response, customers can only water outside three days a week, and if you want or more penalties will be imposed. there will also be a surcharge on all east bay mud customers averaging about 10 cents a day. well it's not just the bay area seeing water restrictions. southern california's largest water supplier has declared water emergency. the metropolitan water district serves 26 separate water districts in six counties starting june. 1st two

will require most urban districts to limit their customers to one day of outdoor watering each week. it says if customers cannot do that, it could order a complete ban on outdoor watering. starting in september. california farm workers could soon get a financial boost from the state state senator melissa hurtado. as the egg industry lost 8000 jobs last year because of the ongoing drought conditions, she's introduced a bill that would give workers $1000 a month for three years to help cover the cost of necessities. the bill would allocate $20 million to create the california farmworkers drought, resilience pilot project and if signed into law money would start going out next january. 33 happening today , the oakland police department will ask a judge to end the oversight by a federal monitor. the oakland police department's been under review for the past two decades after its officers were accused of assaulting and framing suspects on false struck charges. now authorities will ask the judge to allow the department to begin a one year transition period. earlier this

year, the same judge said the oakland police department still had a way to go to meet court ordered reforms. across the bay is san francisco now has a nonprofit that's launching a plan to build 2000 tiny homes for people who don't have permanent housing. the new nonprofit is called my own lock and key. it works to fight homelessness through increased investments in transitional support of housing. built with modular technology companies asking people in the city to donate or help identify sites in san francisco to build the communities. there is more information about the health of vice president kamala harris, who is isolating right now, after testing positive for covid doctors have prescribed the drug packs love it for her. the fda issued emergency authorization for the drug to treat mild to moderate forms of covid for people aged 12 and older, the white house's conducting contract contact tracing but has not found any close contacts who have now tested positive for the virus. either president biden or the first lady are considered close contacts here this morning. dr anthony fauci says that the country is no longer in the pandemic phase. certainly

right now in this country out of the pandemic phase. namely we don't have 900,000 new infections a day and tens and tens and tens of thousands of hospitalizations in thousands of deaths. we are at a low level right now, pandemic. speaking on pbs news hour fauci pointed out that he does not believe the u. s will completely eradicate covid. but now there's a goal of keeping cases low. he also pointed out that the country has a strong supply of vaccines and covid treatments. coronavirus cases are rising in the country, and some doctors are concerned about it under count of cases with at home tests. dr fauci called for stronger reporting requirements to give us better data on cases. the rate of new covid infections has doubled in a month. right here in the bay area, the chronicle reports. cases are at nearly 20 per 100,000 people in the bay area that's up 110% from last month, according to data from the state , but it remains far below the january peak when cases were

more than 250 per 100,000 and health officials say hospitalizations and deaths are still low, which shows cases are not as severe research from the centers for disease control that shows as many as three out of every four children in the united states have been infected by covid. cdc scientists check 200,000 blood samples for antibodies that are only found in people have been infected with covid. they found 75% of the samples had that antibody scientists say they're concerned because being infected in the past doesn't prevent a person from being reinfected. we've learned that unlike measles, if you've got measles once you're never going to get it again, but if you get covid once our immunity to covid, whether it's an infection or whether it's the vaccine, it does wayne cdc study was released at the same time fighter has been asking for authorization to offer booster shots for healthy children between the ages of five and 11 visor suggests those boosters be given six months after the child

last shot. cbc also reports that of all the people in the country have had covid nearly 60% more infected with the omicron buried . the new findings highlight how widely that omicron variant of covid spread in the country, according to the cdc. only a third of the population had been infected with covid before that big omicron surge we saw over the winter 8 37 on the clock back to steve paulson. we go and look at that wednesday forecast a street well, cold this morning , you guys and the breeze will be the big story later this afternoon and then windy tonight when a wind advisory kicks in, but for april 27 to get a lot of thirties here. that's pretty impressive. some years. you don't get any thirties. now we've had a bunch already this april. and rending the month on a cool note as well pedaling with 36, great and 37 this morning pen grove 3800 park, 39 menlo park, palo alto, atherton all dropped to 39 degrees. even sunnyvale. hit 39. there were a lot of thirties in the santa cruz mountains. i think i thought so thirties i think around the 35 to 38 round scotts valley, boulder creek felton. you can see some higher clause

beginning to come in mainly favoring areas on the peninsula south by those who keep partly cloudy skies there a little bit of fog down towards santa cruz, monterey over to hollister's gilroy as well, mostly sunny to the north. but that will change later on from that system, which is coming in. they are not much in the way of anything. you're not expecting any rain or anything, but they will be wind producers as what we call a dry cold front but will generate a difference in the pressure gradient. so another cool evening on tap here for the a's and the giants that went 58. the high yesterday was only 61. i went 60 so it won't take long to cool off here and that breeze will be probably picking up as the game progresses. so the wind advisory starts at eight pm tonight goes until 11 am on thursday. north bay hills, east bay hills, higher elevations peninsula and also on the coast, pretty robust northwest breeze. on the coast starting late tonight, going into tomorrow. so some sound a lot of high clouds breezy, but the wind will be the bigger factor late tonight into early thursday. that will be the coolest day of the week. santa rosa, wanna creek, palo alto and san jose all sixties now are

very, very low seventies. so this is a cool, cool pattern here. forties fifties after thirties and forties to start, you can see a lot of activity coming across the pacific right there. nothing to organize, but they do keep the pattern going as far as being cool, breezy to windy, coolest day will be tomorrow after the warmest day. was on monday. can we get any rain in here? maybe on monday, some serious snow looks like a possibility as well wouldn't be until probably sunday monday, but the possibility of keeping this pattern active into about the first week of may looks likely right now. so no big warmup on tap. anytime soon. fifties sixties and seventies on your temps, probably the next two days. you guys steve. thank you 8 39 happening now we're taking you live to the funeral for former secretary of state madeleine albright. we're looking inside the national cathedral in washington, d c. president biden is speaking. let's listen in. demand to others in the committee. show always had a knack for explaining to the american people. why it mattered to them.

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them all. you know? and she and she mentored. generations. rising foreign policy experts. president joe biden, speaking at the funeral for former secretary of state madeleine albright. she died from cancer last month. at the age of 84. here we see former president bill clinton, former secretary of state hillary clinton at the service. also, former president barack obama, former first lady michelle obama. and former vice president al gore. many people are remembering and honoring madeleine albright shares. of course. our country's first female secretary of state, having served during the clinton administration. we will, of course, keep you updated on all the happenings today in washington, as people are mourning and saying goodbye to madeleine albright. still to come here on mornings onto it is the main goal of one legal team getting freedom for prison inmates who were wrongfully convicted. we're talking live with the san francisco district

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consolidation plan to go forward, but they're also concerned about the effect of a strike on friday, saying their children have already lost so much classroom time in the past two years. if the twitter deal that's proposed by elon musk doesn't go through. for some reason, there is a huge penalty to be paid on either side, musk and twitter agreed to $1 billion termination fee. this means twitter would have to pay must give it finds another buyer. and if musk can't come up with the financing or drops out of the deal for another reason, he would have to pay twitter a billion dollars musk says he wants to take the company private in the interest of free speech but hasn't said exactly what changes he'd make. heard lots of platforms say they want to be a free speech platform. and yet that means a lot of different things because it's just not possible to have a site where they allow everything that users submit to be published. musk says that he'd be reluctant to censor content or permanently banned accounts. he says he is already planning to develop new features to try to defeat spam bots and authenticate all users. shares in the online trading

company of robin hood are dropping more this morning after the menlo park based company announced layoffs company says it will cut 9% of its total workforce. the ceo blames what he called hyper growth in the past two years for these cutbacks. price of the stock dropped $10 a share yesterday. that was its lowest level since it went public just last summer . robin hood stock continues to drop it is now down by five and a quarter percent hovering right around $9.50 a share in today's dollars and cents. one company wants you to stop pouring your milk on your cereal. haven't even considered this but i guess people do it. pam cook is here with that and why uncertainty is driving a lot of volatility on wall street. there certainly is a lot going on in economies around the world inflation here in the us covid lockdowns in shanghai in beijing and the attacks and threats from russia over gas supplies in europe. it's all affecting the global economy and that fluid and uncertain situation around the world is definitely affecting stocks here and around the world across europe and asia as well as that opening bell ring this morning, boeing stock dropped more than 10. after announcing

delays for its dreamliner jets and a quarterly loss of $1.2 billion, and by the way ringing that bell this morning, san francisco based kind body celebrating national infertility awareness week. and all of the good work that they do for families taking a live look at the numbers pretty good rebound for the nasdaq after huge glass lows for the year, actually for the nasdaq, it is up about 100 points right now, the s and p 500 up almost a full percentage and there is a live look at the dow up almost a full percentage point as well. 323 130 points there. a new survey finds that working women are suffering an increasing sense of burnout. now the survey by deloitte found 53% of women reported less stress levels higher than they were one year ago as many head back to the office and try to maintain a healthy work life balance. 94% of the women surveyed said that they feared asking for a flexible work schedule would affect their career. more than

£120,000 of ground beef are being recalled over concerns it might be contaminated with e. coli the beef was produced from february 1st to april 8th. it includes brands nature's reserve and market side butcher, the recalled products have a usda inspection label that reads e s t 46841. so far, there are no confirmed reports of illness. we do have more information about that recall on our website just look at ktvu .com under web links. and the orange juice maker. tropicana is the one that wants you to ditch your milk and instead try orange juice on your cereal before you wrinkle your nose at the idea. the company says it has created a new cereal that pairs perfectly with orange juice. it is called tropicana crunch. it tastes like honey and almonds. tropicana wants you to try it for free. it is giving away boxes of the serial one week from today, so let me know

if you try it. camp cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you for that the number of people going to bay area food banks says increased and it could be tied to inflation. the alameda county food bank says it is serving 30,000 more meals a day. this month than it did last month. the food bank says it's not just the cost of food clients are also struggling with higher costs of housing and gas, even at a drive through distribution alone. we're starting to see more people walk up to the drive through distribution because gas is so high and they don't want to spend you know the gas on waiting in line. the food bank estimates it will serve £4.7 million of food by the end of this month. that's below the amount last year but much higher than before the pandemic began. 8 51 a final check of what's happening, whether wise because we need to be ready for what the back end of this day, bring steve tonight. tomorrow yeah, it looks like another wind around of wind. you guys so wind advisory starts tonight cold this morning at thirties and forties on the temps, not much

fog. there's a little bit if you're down towards gilroy, hollister's santa cruz, monterey. but other than that a few high clouds are now streaming across there, taking a more towards the peninsula south santa cruz santa cruz mountains , but they're on their way. they bridge series. i would bundle up again. i mean, it's going to be a cool pattern only about 60 official in the city. so with that wind advisory kicking in tonight, there will be some blustery west northwest. gus there went 20 to 25 mph. the wind advisory starts at eight pm goes to 11 a.m. tomorrow it'll be the coolest day of the week will be tomorrow so, son, but a lot of high clouds already streaming across there. you will continue to filter in throughout the day. the wind will be a factor overnight into early thursday should start to decrease by late thursday and friday looks good, but probably cold again friday morning, a lot of thirties forties. now we're looking at forties and fifties on your tips. you can see that system coming down from the northwest. that's the one we're keeping right there. that little guy. that's what's behind the generate the breeze and the wind. so the warmest day of the week was monday. by far the coolest will be tomorrow as temperatures will struggle to get out of the upper sixties,

even for inland areas. can we find any rain? it depends on what forecast model you're looking at, but possibility, maybe late sunday into monday from one system for this here, it does look like a little bit of snow. but we'll tackle this as we head towards monday, but the pattern does stay active, going all the way into probably the first week of may. that big systems, but they'll keep us on the cool side with sixties and seventies. there's no heat inside yet, but once you get to maybe, you know, it's never far away, windy cooler thursday, a little bit of a rebound friday, then partly cloudy you guys on saturday. all right, steve, thank you still to come, governor newsom praising a san francisco program for kindergarteners how it has evolved since he founded that

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in austin slater both had three run home runs. and the lefty himself, carlos wrote down, dominated out there on the mound, striking out nine and six innings. he's three and o in this young season. tonight's first pitch set for 6 45. the golden state warriors can advance to the round two of the nba playoffs tonight. in front of their home fans. the warriors are up three games one against the denver nuggets fans are wondering, though, whether steph curry will start or continue to come off the bench. the head coach steve kerr, says curry will no longer be under a minutes restriction. but curry is refusing at this point to say its staff will start requires find out at seven o'clock tonight. that's the tip out at the chase center. well if you're going to the warrior's playoff game, or even the bay bridge series, you are advised to take public transit. you're also encouraged to get there early to avoid traffic jams. in the mission bay area. the warriors tickets let fans ride money for free by the way combined 50 to 55,000 fans are expected to be at both games tonight. steph curry is launching a youth program involving a sport. he

loves basketball, but golf is expanding his social business brand called underrated, and it will host a series of golf tournaments for boys and girls between the ages of 12 and 18. the championship tournament will be played at san francisco's harding park, and the young golfers will compete for what's known as the currie cup. governor gavin newsom celebrating a milestone for san francisco's kindergarten college program. the governor says the program has now reached $11 million in savings for san francisco's public school students. governor newsom founded the program back in 2011 when he was mayor of san francisco. it was the first publicly funded universal child savings account program in our country. i'm incredibly proud of this city close to 50,000 of these accounts. the $11 million is great, but 50,000 opportunities to create a different pathway. the governor has expanded san francisco's concept statewide with a program called cal kids $1.9 billion investment for california public school students museum, run by actor and comedian cheech marin

is opening soon in southern california, and it just got its first piece of art. the cheech marin center for chicano art and culture will open and just a few weeks, this towering piece will be the first thing guests see when they enter the museum depicts an aztec earth goddess stands. 26 ft tall, also stretches from the ground up to the second floor balcony, giving onlookers a different view from every angle. so there's images of nature and then in the flip when you move she's made out of low rider cars and kind of looking at technology for a way to reduce global warming. this is the first work to go into the kitchen. incredible piece of work. it is the museum opens june 18th in riverside. new health guidance as people ages, 16 and up should not take daily low dose aspirin to prevent heart attacks and strokes. this recommendation comes from an independent panel of experts that advises the government on health issues. decided new research that shows while

aspirin does reduce the risk of cardiovascular events, it also increases the risk of internal bleeding, health officials say, exercise a healthy diet and not smoking are much better ways to help prevent heart attacks and stroke. he went and looked inside the vehicle and car seat in there, at which time she felt red flags are going off. three month old baby is home this morning after being abducted in san jose, how good samaritan helped reunite him with his family and what police are saying about the suspects? plus freeing people who have been wrongfully convicted and have spent years in prison. we're talking live with san francisco's d. a chaser bodine about the innocence commission and how his team's efforts freedom and who spent more than half his life behind bars for a murder he did not commit. and more than a million homes and businesses now under new water restrictions in the east bay, the latest mandate in effect as water experts are painting a bleak picture for drought