local lawmakers are responding to the news. and a member of the oakland unified school district board resigns. that's after she said she was harassed by leaders of the teachers union. from ktvu . fox two news. this is mornings on tube. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. it is tuesday, may 3rd and just as promised by steve paulson. it was very windy yesterday. what's the forecast today? very cool. very cool today a lot quieter and warmer. how's that? yeah today will be the start of a two day warm up and then we'll start to cool down again. a lot of forties and even a few fifties, including santa rosa, which has a northerly breeze. they're not strong, but it's their 51 cities. 55 livermore, palo alto, mid 40 san jose upper forties so after yesterday's system has exit stage, right? we are set for high pressure for a couple of days. the nose in so you're

two for tuesday. it's a chilly morning for early may. for us, it's cool, but it will be sunny and warmer and that means temperatures up up up will be above average after yesterday was below 60 seventies tenure. 80 degrees, all right. it's four o'clock in the morning. here he is to tell us. hopefully it's quiet out there. mr sal castaneda. hello it is quite steve. although there is a closure in san jose, it's not affecting too many people because it's early. but itself down to 80 at the connector empty 87. you might be able to see it. there's flooding right here on this ramp, and you can tell it is closed bunch of closure here. and they're working on whatever the problem is, we'll keep you updated on that right now. traffic continues to be pretty good, because it's so early. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that looks good as well. four oh, one. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal topping our news this morning. a leaked document shows the supreme court justices could roll to overturn the landmark 1973 case. roe v. wade. that

leaked document already sparking outrage across the country. those four and against abortion rights were outside the supreme court last night fighting for the side, they believe is right. here in the bay area, a small group of abortion rights advocates started gathering in front of the federal building in oakland after that document was leaked. ktvu is jana katsuyama has more on the decision and the local response. hours after the news broke, a group of abortion rights activists joined together at the oakland federal building to protest we're not shocked, but we're outraged. this shows how far the court is willing to go. to actually eliminate abortion rights in this country. the supreme court has not issued a ruling on a mississippi law seeking to ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. but monday a stunning leak of a 98 page draft opinion suggests a majority of supreme court justices is prepared to strike down the landmark roe versus

wade. which legalized abortion in 1973 and the 1992 planned parenthood versus casey that reaffirmed abortion rights. justice samuel alito writing for the majority says in the draft opinion document quote. we hold that row in casey must be overruled. the constitution makes no reference to abortion and no such right is implicitly protected by any constitutional provisions. justice samuel alito also states quote row was egregiously wrong from the start , its reasoning was exceptionally weak and the decision has had damaging consequences. experts say the leak of a draft document is unprecedented and the drafts often differ from final opinions . everybody has the opportunity to weigh in to say i don't agree with this or that. can you change certain things? um so undoubtedly the details in this draft? uh well look different when we ultimately see an opinion, probably in june, but the core of it is probably what

we will see when it comes out officially decision that reflected largely. what is in that draft would be a glorious thing for the united states of america. abortion opponents celebrated the draft document some gathering outside the supreme court building monday night. also outside were abortion rights advocates who vowed to fight any threat to abortion access for women. but we need to do right now is we need to be on the streets? we need to speak with our feet. we need to be out there saying this is not right. we need to stop sitting back and hoping everything will be ok, because it's not okay. and there could be many more rallies like this one if the supreme court does overrule the two decisions, roe and casey. that's because then it will be up to state and federal lawmakers to decide about abortion access reporting from oakland. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you, janna. and we want to take you out live to the u. s supreme court. there are barriers in place around the cord, so that any people protesting or there cannot get onto the steps of the court.

we're going to continue to monitor that situation. reaction is pouring in from local and state leaders. house speaker nancy pelosi. and senate majority leader chuck schumer put out a joint statement saying , in part quote if the report is accurate, the supreme court is poised to inflict the greatest restriction of rights in the past 50 years, not just on women , but on all americans, the republican appointed justices reported votes to overturn roe v. wade. would go down as a as an abomination, one of the worst and most damaging decisions in modern history in a tweet governor gavin newsom also weighing in saying, quote our daughters, sisters, mothers and grandmothers will not be silenced. the world is about to hear their fury. california will not sit back. we're going to fight like #### now our row v. wade coverage continues throughout mornings onto and online ktvu dot com. there, you

can find our reporting and updates right on the front page were a little more than a month away from the june primary, and governor newsom has launched a new ad campaign for reelection as your governor, i promise you, whatever challenges come our way , i will always lead the california way. the governor released a new ad showing him strolling through a redwood forest comparing californians to the longevity of the centuries old trees. recent polls have shown the governor's favorability has slipped among likely voters, even though he beat the recall attempt with nearly 62% of the vote. now the leading republican candidate is state senator brian doll from lassen county, longtime activist and former democrat michael shellenberger is also running as an independent. in total. there are four democrats 13 republicans and nine other candidates running in the june 7th primary. the top two candidates advanced to the general election in november. no matter the political party

today, matt heaney will be sworn in as california's newest member of the state assembly. the san francisco supervisor, one last month special election to complete the term for the assembly's district 17 seat that was vacated by david chu, who is now san francisco's city attorney. haney swearing in ceremony will take place this morning at 10 o'clock at the state capital. in oakland school board member has decided to resign with a scathing letter criticizing the oakland teachers union. shanti gonzalez supports the oakland school closure and mergers and she says opponents have protested outside her home , calling her racist anti black and a white supremacist. the oakland school board president called gonzalez dedicated and thanked her for her seven years on the board. now the oakland education association president released this statement. reading quote director gonzalez will not be missed. we hope the next director will listen to and keep their commitments. to district

six students and families rather than closing their schools. a new ordinance in the city of pittsburgh now makes it illegal to watch side shows even on private property. state law already prohibits side shows on public streets but does not address side shows on private property and those who come to watch the pittsburgh ordinance, approved by the city council last night is aimed at prohibiting spectators at side shows with the goal of significantly curbing criminal activity. we have had the community come out and talk to us about donuts, um you know, a long crestview. um side shows, you know. home depot parking lot target shopping center, and it just needs to stop. i mean, we need to keep people safe. violators would face a misdemeanor charge, which carries a maximum penalty of six months in jail and a $1000 fine. but it's 408 back over to steve paulson, who is busy checking our forecast. i know you said

it's going to heat up this week. is that tomorrow? today and tomorrow then after that it starts to cool down rapidly again. okay so but because we've had that strong northwest winds , especially on the coast that generates the upwelling. and water temps are still really cold. san francisco bowie is now 48 degrees. i don't think i've seen anything less than that. i'd have to go back and check but that's about as cold as it gets for us is 48 burdock obey. billy is 49 monterey interview is 50. so i mean, this is really cold so far, has no problem forming once the conditions are ripe today, they won't be as right because high pressure is building in. our good friend. high pressure, which is never far away in may 60 seventies to eighties. cool morning. there's some low forties already, but some locations getting a little northerly breeze, little north wind at santa rosa and also up in the higher elevations. mount diablo north and 44. thankfully, after that, it calms down, but it's north and the oakland berkeley hills. it's north. at alameda. it's northeast and san francisco. so we are on our way

to warm up. today, there's santa rosa, north of 10 fairfield, north of 10. after that, oakland north at five. so it's not a screaming north wind, but it is a northerly breeze. and you know what that means. temperatures are bumping up calistoga 53 the city 55 brentwood 57 degrees a lot of forties, though, in there some low forties for us creeks down to 42. mid forties thirties up in lake county tupper lake there, but look at pope valley, napa and sonoma. that's all because of that northerly direction and then forties on the one oh one corridor all the way from cloverdale all the way down in the bottle. ross and sausalito. so the low kicks out the high kicks in for two days, and then we'll start to see a big drop on those temps starting thursday, a week system friday will continue the cooler pattern, the one to watch his sunday that could give us some rain about santa rosa, sacramento north and maybe some high elevation snow and boy it will be windy and cooler around here. so chilly morning, then sunny and warmer, 60 seventies eighties on your attempts tomorrow will be the warmest day could have a few pushing the upper eighties. and then it drops right on thursday and

continues right into the weekend. pam all right. thank you. steve proposal to keep the gilroy garlic festival is now facing some pushback still ahead. the reason. one of the organizers says he'd rather skip the event. and neighbors on high alert this morning coming up the latest on that guy, a black bear roaming the streets and yards of roaming the streets and yards of one community. let's get ready for jalapeñoooo popperrrrs! can you hand me some potato skins. theyyyy're loooaded! turns out, michael buffer speaks like that all the time. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. and in this corner, coconuuuut shriiiiiimp! for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage - make the right call - and go with the general. let's get rrready for garlic breeeaaad!

happening today. former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords will bring her national campaign against gun violence to san francisco. she will appear at a ceremony in the city's financial district that will remember that thousands of americans who lose their lives to gun violence every year. giffords is calling on federal, state and local lawmakers to approve tougher gun

laws. she was severely injured in a mass shooting while speaking outside a mall in tucson, arizona, in 2011. the calls are getting stronger for increased police patrols near oakland's lake merritt after the fourth death in that area in the last six months, all four deaths happened along a stretch of lakeshore avenue in the coldest sack near the lake. one man was stabbed and killed there at about three o'clock sunday morning. now the city council members who represent that area , say loitering is a big problem , and police need to do more to crack down. they can use a bullhorn to tell people to leave. the park is closed. and if people don't leave, then they can take action. she says, cutting down on late night activity in the spot could be the key to reducing crime. police in fremont are asking for your help to find the missing teenage girl. they tell us that they are looking for 15 year old magaly marquez, who is a student at washington high school. there's a photo she was last

seen at the 7 11 on central avenue and fremont at about seven o'clock wednesday night. her friends told police she may have been meeting up with someone they don't know. they do want anyone with information or who has seen her to police call police. for the second year in a row. california's population has dropped new numbers from the state show california last more than 117,000 people last year. researchers think there are three factors. more deaths because of the pandemic, lower birth rates and fewer people moving to california area county southern largest percentage drop in population. san mateo and marin county saw a drop of 0.9% san francisco saw 8.8% dip. wildlife officials say if a beer that has been spotted in vacaville is still roaming the neighborhood, they will likely tranquilize it and take it back to its habitat video shows this young black bear wandering on north orchard avenue. the bear was seen hopping over the fence

is even climbing some trees and eventually took a nap and then one neighbor's yard officials with the california department of fish and wildlife say bears do live in the hills of solano county, and this one we have come into town looking for food. since this bear hasn't acted aggressively. we're gonna kind of back off and we're going to give it the chance to go back to its habitat on itself. officials there say the bear appears to be 2 to 3 years old. they are urging people to secure any garbage. any dog food, remove any items that might attract the bear. after 40 years, organizers announced the end of the gilroy garlic festival. now there's a new proposal to revive it, but not by those who previously ran that event. the proposal is to host the gilroy garlic festival and used the gilroy name. but in a different location, ktvu jesse gary explains. why not everyone is on board. it's a bit of a vulture feeding up wounded

corpse. it's a bit of a parasite . it's a bit of a tick. can christopher unabashedly and passionately defends his family's legacy? this year's installment of the gilroy garlic festival. shelves over dispute about greatly increased insurance premiums after 2019 deadly mass shooting, it's it is a frustration and because we know we have the same passion and we know what it represents to gilroy, but also like you say. the greater bay area and the surrounding throughout the state. it's also a disappointment for long time gilroy residents festival everyone loves it. people come from all over. you know, i've been going to it for 30 something years to getting garlic to the summer menu may come from an unlikely source and be laced with a side of asparagus. not here to steal their festival. i'm here to help out things alive. by phone potential benefactor tony nasiri says gilroy's famous festival can go on. he's already hosting

the asparagus festival this coming weekend in, stockton said . he says his experience with nonprofits available land and in place organization can pull off the gilroy garlic festival, too. with the caveat that take place 110 miles away in stockton's works with college press one. but i guess there's some ireland's up the ladder. their little upset. maybe maybe they should probably because i'm more than happy to work with people. christopher rejects the offer, saying the issue isn't garlic but 40 plus years of hometown heritage that should stay in south county. we're here to promote garlic everywhere if stockton wants to have the stockton garlic festival, we are 100% behind it. the problem is he tried to use our hometown and my grandfather's legacy to self promote, although there's no festival, the city of gilroy says they'll hold a couple of events over the summer to serve as a bridge between now and 2023 , a possible return of the festival. mr rossetti says the

hold a news conference on thursday to better hash out his plans for taking the festival that usually here and moving it way up into stockton. in gilroy , jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. as my mic. okay, it's your mike pence. yeah i'll take it from here. pamela you don't have a problem. you look fabulous. okay our system has moved off into idaho. you can see it there spinning and as it does high pressure is building in. so temperatures will bump up today will not be as windy man. it was roaring yesterday. as you know, cool morning for many, mostly clear. i don't see anything yet. clouds no big, sunny and warmer . there's a little bit of a breeze, but it might pick up a little later here. santa rosa, oakland, menlo park and san jose. those arrows are up after unseasonably cool day yesterday. so seventies too low eighties today and you can bump those up a little bit more tomorrow.

mount diablo is up to 44 miles an hour after that, you're saying look at that. right oakland hills there. oakland, berkeley hills, 10 to 20. or so, so i mean, mainly, it's a northerly breeze in place. same can be set up towards sonoma county airport. fairfield oakland. i mean, it's 5 to 10, not crazy, windy or anything, but that's that's a warmer direction. as you know, forties and fifties. you're seeing some member mid fifties in the city. they have a northeast breeze there. 45 fremont 45. livermore napa airport says hey, so are we in 44 in mill valley, 45 palo alto. east bay. tips from 55 alameda, piedmont's 53 degrees hercules 53. then you can drop in 10 for lafayette and castro valley in 43 mid forties for most, until you get out to pittsburgh. and brentwood. they benefit from that northerly breeze as well. so one system kicks out the highs and like building in for two days, then it's going to get knocked out of here in a big way that will start thursday and probably continue all the way into. i'd say about at least maybe tuesday or wednesday next week. the biggest drop will be on sunday that sunday and the monday is

going to be unseasonably cool and windy around here with possibility of some serious snow and i mentioned some light rain about santa rosa north, but again that wouldn't be until sunday night monday. 60 70 some eighties a little warmer tomorrow we'll push them operators. maybe for a few depends on where you draw your forecast line. fog returns thursday temps drop, and then they continue to do that right into the upcoming weekend. pam. all right. thank you, steve. public health leaders are still keeping a close eye on covid-19 coming up their plans for dealing with additional variants of the virus. immunity says it will cost more to keep busses and trains running who will pay for the increased costs as munich continues its plans to expand service in san francisco.

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behind them. they were rescued with a ladder truck. cruz think the fire may have started outside the building. the nearly century old building is owned by the university and used as a reception hall for people were hurt, but they are expected to recover. repairs are underway on the bay bridge this morning after a truck crashed into the toll booth, a big rig carrying oversized steel girders hit the empty booth sunday night. fortunately no one was hurt in the crash. we don't see them often, but the point being made that the toll booths can be a distraction and having this slow down to squeeze through a couple of booths. yeah is an obstacle. it creates a bottleneck. now many toll booths on the seventh state owned bridges will be removed in the upcoming years now that the state is no longer staffing, the toll booths work to remove them from the bay bridge is scheduled to start in 2026. mew knee riders can rest

easy after learning the new budget for the transportation agency ensures that they will not be a fare increase. ktvu s christian captain tells us that the sf mta is also promising passengers a cleaner and safer system. san francisco's municipal transportation agency passed its latest two year budget money anticipating cost to run the transit agency between 1.3 and $1.4 billion for each of the next two years. the agency receiving an infusion of cash from the federal government to help recover from the pandemic, meaning uni will not have to increase the cost to ride thanks to the generosity of the federal government, and we've been able to hold fairs flat for two years. keep free money for all youth while retaining for immunity for seniors and people with disabilities. writers say improving reliability and speed are critical to get them to regularly ride. the agency is pointing to system wide improvements, including the new van s bus rapid transit project as proof they're working hard to make the busses and trains run

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leaked draft of the supreme court's decision to possibly overturn roe v. wade has garnered an immediate response plan governor newsom is proposing to safeguard abortion rights statewide. plus a renewed urgency to offer support for the people of ukraine. the latest action taken by house speaker nancy pelosi following her visit. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning . thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. dave clark has the day off today. don't worry, he'll be back. tuesday morning. may 3rd steve paulson is here with our forecast warming up a little bit today? that is correct. is that it just you know, that's good enough. we'll take it. yes it will be warmer today. the warmest day will be tomorrow, then. a big cooling trend will kick in on thursday, but after a windy cool day yesterday today will rebound to above average temps. so i had a little north wind kicking in your two for tuesday is a chilly morning but

then warmer. there is a little north breeze. it's not. it's not going nutty or anything. but it's there and that's going to allow temperatures to bump up, which means upper sixties seventies to a few near 80 or low eighties. alright salads here at 4 30 in the morning. we're good to go out there. what? i'm leaving right now. can i go? you can go if you leave right now, steve boy, you could get out there and get ahead of the crowd. this is an early enough for you to get out there. and that implies to you if you're driving to the bay bridge that looks pretty good getting into san francisco. we've couple of minor issues out there. but for the most looks like my 80 camera, maybe down. let's get rid of that. southbound traffic is moving along. okay as you drive on 8 80 between hayward and fremont, and there is a closure cottbus to 88 87. that ramp is closed because of flooding. now that's not a huge ramp for the morning commute, but you can tell there's a closure right there. and you can't get on from 87th is from south bend to 80. we'll keep you updated on this. 4 31,

let's go back to the headlines. thank you. sal house speaker nancy pelosi is back at the us capitol after leading a congressional delegation on a surprise visit to ukraine and poland over the weekend. now her first order of business was to sign the ukraine democracy defense lend lease act of 2022. it's a bill that was passed by both houses of congress and will now go to the president's desk. it's really hot assistant cooperation in the fight for democracy. now the us originally created lend lease programs back in 1941 after the president signs the bill, the u. s government will be able to streamline the process of lending or leasing military equipment to ukraine. new reports suggest russia plans to annex large areas of eastern ukraine. the us says it believes russia could make that move in just a couple of weeks. russia has also resumed bombardment of a steel plant in the southern

city of mariupol, a day after the first evacuation of civilians from that steel plant. negotiations are continuing to get more people out of the ruined city has some families had tearful reunions. it was risk risk about they wanted to get from opel. constant shelling during the day at night, the house were damaged in the basement. more russian missile strikes have continued across the country, including in the southern ports city of odessa. ukrainian officials say a 14 year old boy was killed in a 17 year old girl was seriously injured. in a developing story. protests are planned across the country after reports that the u. s supreme court plans to strike down roe versus wade now, according to a draft opinion obtained by politico in an unprecedented leak, justice samuel alito says, quote the 1973 decision guaranteeing federal constitutional protections of abortion rights

must be overruled. we also criticized the 1992 decision. planned parenthood versus casey , which upheld the right to an abortion. the courts draft is in response to the mississippi case , which bans most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. justice, alito writes. quote row was irregular, asleep grew up wrong from the start, the reasoning was exceptionally weak , and the decision has had damaging consequences within hours of that lake. crowds of protesters gathered in front of the supreme court building in washington, d. c where barricades were quickly set up. while most of the protesters were against the leaked draft. there were also supporters celebrating the news you can see here on the right was a rally in front of oakland's federal building as well. now we spoke with two political experts about the leaked draft and their thoughts on justice alito's argument that roe v. wade

invented a right that has no mention in the u. s constitution. i don't think it's a valid argument, but it is a commonly heard argument the right to choose roe versus wade has been embedded in the right to privacy. and although the word privacy doesn't appear in the constitution, it is almost universally acknowledged that that we do possess a right to privacy that the constitution protects. our political experts say if the supreme court strikes down roe v. wade, the issue of abortion rights would either go back to the state or to congress, which means abortion rights will likely be front and center in the midterm elections this november. it's going to be about the swings states the swing districts where members of congress will have to have to have a position on this. governor gavin newsom and leaders of the state senate and assembly released a statement saying in part quote california

will not stand idly by as women across america are stripped of their rights and the progress so many have fought for gets erased. we will fight california is proposing an amendment to enshrine the right to choose in our state constitution so that there is no doubt as to the right to abortion in this state. the california legislative women's caucus says in part if skoda's adopts this deplorable draft decision and overturns roe , it will not stop abortions but rather lead to unsafe and deadly abortions, especially for our most marginalized communities. lack of access across the united states disproportionately affects communities of color, low income communities, trans and other marginalized communities now are roe v. wade coverage will continue throughout the morning and online at ktvu dot com. you'll find our very latest reporting and updates throughout the day right on our front page. stanford nurses are expected to

be back at work this morning after approving a new contract that ended a week long strike roughly 5000 nurses at stanford and lucile packard children's hospitals walked off the job last monday. the nurses union says the new contract provides pay raises an additional week of vacation, more mental health support and safer staffing for patients. california health agencies are reporting a nearly 30% increase in covid-19 cases in the state in the week. those numbers reflect a national trend now, the cdc reports. the u. s is now averaging more than 58,000 new covid cases every day . that's about double the number from just a month ago, and at least 43 states are reporting a surge in new cases largely driven by new sub variants of the highly transmissible omicron strain. we have immunity that wanes and a virus that, in fact , does not, uh, stay stable.

here in california. there have been about 5600 covid-19 cases a day over the past week. that's the highest case rate in the state since early march. also today, the california assembly will consider a bill that would allow social media companies to be held responsible for harming children. if passed, the bill would allow parents and guardians to sue social media platforms that they believe addict children throughout through advertising, push notifications and design features. basically we're focusing on addiction and the fact that social media platforms in particular are addictive to kids, and it will impose financial liability financial accountability on the major platforms who continued to design products that addict children. the legislation is retroactive, which would put the company's at legal risk for any past damage their products caused for teens and younger children. south bay. congressman ro khanna wants president biden

to go further and canceling student loans. president could use his executive authority and forgive at least $10,000 for every student. but connor writes in the washington post up that he took out $100,000 in loans to attend college and later struggled to make those monthly payments. he's pushing the president to forgive all federal loans with no income limits. well it means that people actually can buy houses. it means that they can start families. it means that they can start a business. it means that they can get the job that they really love. instead of being worried about what's gonna pay off their debt. uh, and it makes them more entrepreneurial. last month, a biden ministrations extended the freeze on student loan payments until august. alright it's 54 39 almost jumped us a had a full hour 4 30 39 word of the hours. go just zipping us. there's people out there listening. for 39 39 year old feel as windy to me this

morning when i left the house, okay? not at all. it's cold out there for some on the water temps. we're going to focus on that because this plays into our summer pattern a lot as long as they stay this cold. then if you live near the coast or in the city, i would expect more often than not some pretty cold readings. san francisco bowie is 48 degrees. that is super cool, super. i don't think i've seen anything under 48. i really i can't remember bodega bay 49 even monterey interview we had 50 had a couple of people on tweets. talk about how the half moon bay even inside the harbor , the water temps in the low fifties that is really cold for us. medical 21 jackpot up in truckee, south lake tahoe is 28. 71 down in las vegas. same for phoenix and then 48 down in monterey uk is down to 41 you had sacramento with the north wind is 55 up and over. she goes our system from yesterday. that's pretty good for early may. powerhouse little system is now pushed into the intermountain region. high pressure is warmer on its heels, not hot on its heels, but warmer

on it. cool morning. for most. it's clear i can't other few high clouds but sunny and warmer . there is a northerly breeze. it's not strong lester up in the hills, but santa rosa oakland, menlo park san jose zoom, the arrows are up. from 71 to 82, oakland, 64 to 74 mental park, 67 up to 77 in san jose from 68 to 78. the air loft is warming up as well. sonoma mountain, almost 50. northeast of 28, diablo 43. they have a north wind of 44 ben lomond is 48 degrees with the northeast at 19. i see a north wind and alice peak. i see a north wind at mount better. i see one of middle peak, also in the oakland berkeley hills. what direction of the wind be today, steve. i'd say north, wouldn't you except for novel airport that's napa airport. i kind of ran that together. net airport napa airport, travis, vacaville and davis with the north breeze to win forties and fifties on your taps, most locations might be held up because even though it's mostly clear they will be held up because of us some kind of a breeze. although el granada is

down to 42 atherton's in there as well. menlo park stanford 43. los altos los altos hills are already in the low fifties. alo moves out the high builds in for two days, and then it gets knocked out of here starting thursday, and then everything is pointing towards maybe some serious snow. possibility of some light rain for us on sunday monday about santa rosa north but windy and coolers the main messages we go into the weekend 60 seventies. eighties on your attempt state tomorrow be the warmest day could push a few operate ease. then cooling starts thursday and then we'll carry right into the end of the week and the weekend. all right. thank you. steve violent police encounter in the east bay is drawing criticism up next calls for accountability for officers who stand by when they witness excessive use of force. and get ready for another potential shock to your finances. the reason something's may need to get more expensive in an effort to bring other prices down. and don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just head to

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report this criminal activity to oig.ssa.gov produced at u.s. taxpayer expense. juse force. it's about stopping it. the actions of police officers have been called into question time and time again now, so are there in actions. new laws require police to intervene if they witness excessive force. if they don't they, too may be held responsible. ktvu investigative reporter brooks jarocz looks at one bay area case where a jury just found an officer failed to step in and stop what appears to be a brutal beating. we have the body camera video of that incident, and for some, it's disturbing to watch. it has been nearly two years since outrage over george floyd's murder in minneapolis. the actions of the officers there who didn't stop derek chauvin has sparked duty

to intervene laws and policies across the country. as we found communities are now calling for accountability officers simply stand by. okay what started as a traffic stop led to a car chase , ohio, no traffic ending here on south eighth street in richmond back in 2018. the car was reported stolen, which came as a surprise to a group of friends in the back seat, says ricardo hernandez, who was one of them. do you feel that you did anything wrong that night? um no. i don't feel like it didn't side with your hands up. he was the last one called out of the car face away from us. stop that's the voice of richmond police officer brandon hodges, whose body camera video captured contra costa county sheriff's deputies, restraining hernandez. one of them put him in a sleeper hold. he's out

warning. what happens next is hard to watch. give me your hand , struck several times by a flashlight at the hands of deputy brandon battles who then pulled out his gun and pressed it to hernandez's head. deputies charged hernandez with resisting arrest. that charge was later dropped. there's no way to whitewash this. what deputy battles did was wrong and egregious and the fact that no one including officers from richard p. d did anything to stop him. also shows that they're liable for this conduct . civil rights lawyers sued the law enforcement agencies claiming excessive force and failing to intervene, court records show contra costa county settled for $260,000, but the city of richmond fought it and they know what they did. in this case. hernandez in his attorney , say officer hodges did nothing to stop excessive force. department policy. states and

officer shall intercede to prevent the use of unreasonable force and report observations to a supervisor in march, a jury ruled that didn't happen and the officers conduct cause hernandez injury and harm thanks to god, i'm still alive. he's the one that he was there with me and protected me because in my perspective, i would have been dead. all officers are trains that they have a federal constitutional duty. to intervene when they are observing another officer, using what they know to be excessive. force attorney josh parker with the policing project at new york university, says strides have been made to revise use of force policies and strengthen requirements to intervene, according to the national conference of state legislatures . at least 18 states, including california. now have laws on the books. only time will tell if they have teeth. it's vital that agencies follow the law and have

this policy. but also that they adhere to it consistently imposing serious discipline, including potentially terminating the employment of officers who failed to intervene when they are obliged to do so. still, research shows that's only part of the solution. police culture, anti retaliation and training has to change to nonpartisan think tank council on criminal justice officers are more likely to step in when encouraged by a supervisor, seeing fellow officers intervening in similar cases or witnessing peers rewarded for stopping unnecessary force. calling into question incidents like this hard for hernandez to watch. even now, jurors clear in their view, officer hodges should have done something i did tell him that i forgive him. from now intervening. um i told him that africa but retired police officer in long time law enforcement trainer don cameron says hodges didn't have the knowledge or enough time to act

without all the facts of what's going on. and you've got a lot of officers. you've got the guy who obviously fighting don't know whether he's armed or not, you know? would i want to step in and say, hey, stop that and pull the guy away and then have the guy come up with a gun and shoot both of us. just something that you you can't do it. you can't second guess what's going on. i don't think the city of richmond would not provide an interview and said it could not comment, but court documents argue officer hodges is entitled to qualified immunity. giving him breathing room to make reasonable but mistaken judgments and saying he wasn't aware of the need to intervene or didn't have a realistic opportunity to do so. you see them at the end of the video. they're just nonchalant about everything, man. how are you another day at the office, and that's the thing. this jury sent out a message. it's no longer another day at the office. the jury wants to award hernandez more than a half million dollars in total damages for the harm caused by hodges conduct. the

judge still has to make a decision on a judgment. the officer's attorney did not provide any comment. neither did the richmond police officers association. i'm brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. thank you. brooks time back over. the steve paulson feel like it's that time of year. where maybe you need a jacket in the morning, and then you might be shedding that pretty early as it warms up a bit. concur with that. pamela. that's the way it looks today. little cool this morning, but by this afternoon if you're inland, probably some low eighties. the question is, are we done with rain? i don't think we are to the north west. raleigh west. raleigh steve. i'm down in morgan hill. beautiful morning. okay to put away the roof. water barrels. i'd say that far south. yes. to the north. it could be a little bit. there are some hints, but not a lot. you get to may and it's a dry here. usually you're hard pressed to get much, but i'd say yes system yesterday gave us unseasonably cool weather that has moved off into the intermountain region. so today a little north breeze so sunny and warmer in town. a

north breeze tomorrow, even warmer the warmest day with a few upper eighties again. it just depends on where your forecasts own ends. as far as i know, there could be a few near 90 degrees here, santa rosa today. oakland menlo park and san jose. up up up 82 74 77 78 degrees after a really cool day yesterday, so the roller coaster on the temps will continue as we'll see a big drop coming into the weekend and early next week . sonoma mountain northeast 28 mount diablo north at 45 northeast ben lomond 19. so there is an offshore wind in the hills. not that strong, thankfully at the surface, but you can see atlas peak, even mount beater, middle peak, even the oakland berkeley hills that's all north. in fact, right above the claremont there, that's north, almost 30 miles an hour. and at the vacaville north of 22 davis north at 25, travis north, not roaring napa airport% , though, still has a little bit more of a southeast breeze, so they're not north yet. forties and fifties on the towers because of that breeze, brentwood is 57 that's holding their temp up. the city has little northeast. at least one

observation 55 a lot of mid forties on the peninsula san carlos palo alto in sunnyvale. 39 the boulder creek towards the santa cruz mountains low fifties for some mid forties for others, although app tossing 43 on the coast is cool. granada's 42 campbell's down to 41 cool degrees, so there are some cold readings and some that aren't so bad high, though, will win out for two days and then another system. is on the way. it'll start a cooling trend thursday, driving a system friday that will be a win producer for us, the one to watch would be on sunday. that's the one that could give us into monday. maybe some rain some high elevation snow, not a lot, but maybe a little bit. on sunday looks to be a windy and cooler day by far for us similar to yesterday. chilly morning sunny and warmer , 60 70 some low eighties and then temperatures tomorrow will bump up. they come right back down thursday, and they'll continue to ease down all the way into the weekend. we are a place that people can come and know that they will be treated with respect and dignity and their needs will be met. how california is trying to become a

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prices, a major inflation indicator. prices began falling in february and continue to do so but still remain above pre spike prices. prices of core goods driven by automobiles. outright fell second fewer sticky inflation items. those are things that only slowly adjust downwards such as education costs, public transit fares and car insurance prices are just much slower. third real signs that supply chain bottlenecks and delays are easing. some of those prices may begin to retreat. uh has in fact were able to resolve some of the supply disruptions already shipping rates from shanghai, china to the u. s west coast or down about 28% over last year's peak prices. that's also true for europe to the east coast prices. delivery times are beginning to shorten the reason that we could be close to peak

inflation is because it really has been goods inflation that has been driving the extraordinary pickup inflate and inflation fourth and finally, americans are now buying fewer goods overall, which reduces the demand that increases inflation. we're now finally starting to see the pivot away from goods, inflation and towards services inflation, consumers are now opting more for services such as hair stylists, nail care, health care, repair services, insurance, and so on. because services are rising more slowly than goods that helps restrain inflation but not eliminated core services prices when up more than we have seen in decades still be some time before inflation reduces to what economists see is desirable. in the 2% range, just as we saw for two decades before the pandemic . tom baker, ktvu fox two news. thank you. tom campaign is now

underway to raise funds for the restoration of a mural and cultural asset in san francisco's castro neighborhood , the hope for the world cure mural at 16th and market. was painted back in 1998 but was defaced by graffiti last year. this past weekend a go fund me campaign was launched by san francisco supervisor rafael man delman to raise $55,000 to pay for the mural's restoration. so far, it has raised close to $4000. the santa cruz county office of education is celebrating its second annual rainbow flag raising ceremony to ensure gay rights icon harvey milk. now he was the state's first openly gay elected official. there will be events all month long in santa cruz county to recognize milk's work and the importance of the rainbow flag. many schools and district offices in the county will also hold their own flag raising ceremonies. when harvey milk was working with gilbert baker to design the rainbow flag , he said that this symbol was

not about personal gain. it's not about ego. it's not about power. it's about giving those young people out there, hope may 22nd is harvey milk's birthday. it has been designated as a day in california to remember the activist. yeah. we'll bury your surrounds the supreme court this morning after crowds gathered following a leaked document indicating that the court intends to strike down roe versus wade, how local lawmakers are responding to that news. and a member of the oakland unified school district board resigned, she says she was harassed by leaders of the teachers union. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto and good morning to you and welcome to mornings onto i'm claudine wong. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. may 3rd nice to have you here early. nice to be here. good morning. good morning.

let's join steve paulson has our forecast definitely warming up a little bit today and tomorrow, right? that's correct. pam heidi, do it. ali yesterday, claudine today just for you, steve. thank you. we appreciate that. forties and fifties on your temps, i one upper 30 i've seen so far in boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains, so it's cool for some not bad for others. in fact, there's a little northerly breeze and that's holding some of the temps up santa rosa and san francisco. but palo alto's at 44 degrees, a little cool there, but up and over. she goes high pressure noses in for two days, so you're two for tuesday will be sunny and warmer after a chilly morning for many, but there is a little bit of a northerly breeze, which means temperatures 60 seventies to a few. low eighties. alright we made it through the first tower unscathed. starting at 501 on a tuesday. sal tells us the traffic is it's mostly good, steve. i would like to say that we're off to a nice start on a tuesday. let's go out and take a look at some of these traffic pictures that i have. you can see that it's doing very well

approaching the richmond bridge. and if you're on that bridge over the marin county, it looks very good with no major issues, and the traffic is also going to be okay if you are driving. on the bay bridge. that commute looks good. getting into san francisco looks like the same mateo bridge traffic is also looking good heading across the bay 502. let's go back to the headlines. alright thanks, sal. well, topping our news this morning, a leaked document shows the supreme court justices could rule to overturn the landmark 1973 case of roe v. wade that leaked document already, sparking outrage across the country and emotional crowd on both sides of the issues gathered outside the supreme court last night. and here in the bay area. small group of abortion rights activists started gathering in front of the federal building in oakland . that's after that document was leaked. ktvu is james torres joins us now, with more on this latest development, long battle over abortion. and he has

reaction from california lawmakers. good morning to you, james. good morning, claudia. let's talk about some context to when it comes to the history of abortion rights. the decision of roe v. wade, legalizing abortion happened back in 1973. then about 20 years later, 1992 we see the case of planned parenthood versus casey, which reaffirmed those abortion rights. after questions rose from the pennsylvania state legislature in just the last year, several states across the country have looked to impose even more strict abortion laws, including outlawing abortions. 15 weeks into a woman's pregnancy at states like mississippi, florida and texas. the elite opinion reveals writings from supreme court justice samuel alito, who says in part the cases should be overruled because the constitution makes no reference to abortion. and no such right is implicitly protected by any congressional provisions. we asked some local political science experts about that. i don't think it's a valid argument, but it is a commonly heard argument the right to choose row versus wade has been

embedded in the right to privacy . and although the word privacy doesn't appear in the constitution, it is almost universally acknowledged that that we do possess a right to privacy that the constitution for text. democratic california lawmakers are reacting fiercely , including governor gavin newsom in a tweet, he said, quote our daughters, sisters, mothers and grandmothers will not be silenced. finishing off with california will not sit back. we are going to fight like #### at the congressional level. nancy pelosi and chuck schumer released a joint statement. they say if the reports are true, the decision would be an abomination and quote one of the worst and most damaging decisions in modern history. live in the newsroom. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. and our roe v. wade coverage continues throughout mornings onto an online at ktvu .com. there you can find our reporting and updates right there. on our front page today, the santa clara county board of supervisors will consider a new plan to support abortion services now, just hours before

the leak of the draft ruling. supervisor cindy chavez and susan ellenberger proposed spending $3 million to help planned parenthood. now the nonprofits clinics. the mar monte region, which makes up half of california and much of nevada say they have already seen 80 patients from out of state since july. 29 of them came from texas after a new restrictions went into effect there. we're going to see about 3000% increase of patients into california, which is about 1.5 million patients. it's going to take all of us to take care of those patients. the money would go towards new lab and medical equipment. additional training for doctors, expanded facilities and additional telehealth services. amazon is one of several companies helping workers cover travel expenses for medical treatments, including abortions. the company told employees yesterday it will cover up to $4000 in travel expenses a year for employees who need to travel to get non life threatening medical

treatments. it's open to workers who travel more than 100 miles from their home. amazon made that announcement before the leak of that possible supreme court decision. happening today . former arizona congresswoman gabby giffords will bring her national campaign against gun violence to san francisco. she will appear at a ceremony in the city's financial district that will remember the thousands of americans who lose their lives to gun violence every year, giffords is calling on federal, state and local lawmakers to approve tougher gun laws. she was severely injured in a mass shooting while speaking outside of mall in tucson, arizona, in 2011. the calls are getting stronger for increased police patrols near oakland's lake merritt after the fourth death in that area in the last six months, all four deaths happened along a stretch of lakeshore avenue and ecole de sac near the lake. one man was stabbed and killed there at about three o'clock sunday morning. now the city council member who represents that area, says loitering is a big problem and says police need to do more to

crack down. they can use a bullhorn to tell people to leave . the park is closed. and if people don't leave, then they can take action. she says, cutting down on late night activity, and that spot could be the key to reducing crime. place in fremont are asking for your help to find a missing teenage girl. they tell us they are looking for 15 year old magaly marquez, who is a student at washington high school. she was last seen at the 7 11 on central avenue and fremont at about seven o'clock wednesday night. take a look at her photos. they're her friends told police that she may have met up with someone they don't know they want anyone with information or who has seen her to please call police and oakland school board member has decided to resign with a scathing letter criticizing the oakland teachers union. shanti gonzalez supported the oakland school closures and burgers, she says opponents have protested outside of her home, calling her racist, anti black and white supremacist. the

oakland school board president called gonzalez dedicated and thanked her for her seven years on the board. and the oakland education association president released this statement reading director of gonzales will not be missed. we hope the next director will listen and to end keep their commitments to district six students and families. rather than closing their schools. a new ordinance in the city of pittsburgh now makes it illegal to watch side shows, even on private property . state law already prohibits side shows on public streets but does not address side shows on private property and those who come to watch the pittsburgh ordinance, approved by the city council last night is aimed at prohibiting spectators at side shows with the goal of significantly curbing criminal activity. we have had the community come out and talk to us about donuts. um you know, long crestview side shows, you know, home depot parking lot target shopping center, and it just needs to stop. i mean, we need to keep people safe. violators would face a

misdemeanor charge, which carries a maximum penalty of six months in jail and $1000 fine. stay for nurses are expected to be back at work this morning after approving a new contract that ended a week long strike roughly 5000 nurses at stanford and lucile packard children's hospitals walked off the job last monday. the nurses union says the new contract provides pay races and an additional week about cation, more mental health support and safer staffing for patients. alright 509 is the time back over to steve paulson . i know a while ago you were saying we might get some rain in may? is it looking more like a snow event than maybe a little bit of snow sunday monday some light rain north on sunday, but main message is going to be windy and cooler as we head towards the weekend. speaking of cooler or cold again, not, you know, i know i'm showing this a lot, but they water temps here. don't get much colder than this. 48 san francisco bowie bodega bay at 49. now the outer harbor

buoy and half of it is not reporting hasn't been for about two years. i hope it gets fixed soon, however. john goddard. goddard got it. i believe those cold water temps. it was 51 degrees inside the half moon bay harbor on sunday cold, so that's called 48 to 51 honestly just does not get any colder than that. i don't think i've ever seen 47. if so, if you've seen it, you can let me know. but i can't remember ever seeing anything below 48. that's as cold as it gets for us. lots of sunshine today and warmer temps. we do have a northerly breeze for some of the surface and so wind up in the hills. sunny and warmer. there was a late breeze, maybe for some here, but overall, the windows mainly confined to the higher elevations. i'll show you that in a second, santa rosa oakland menlo park in san jose. after an unseasonably cool day yesterday temperature back up today, they'll go from a blow average to above. was seventies and a few low eighties higher elevations. though it's already cranked up northeast 28 it's sonoma mountain north and 46 at mount diablo and 42 in bed. loman northeast at 19. at the surface, it's mainly in iran you

10 to 15. but oakland berkeley hills has been up to about 30. matt vader as a north wind atlas peak, a north wind, so with that in place, even out to the valley, there's travis, now north and thirties, and that's cranked up vacaville, north of 24 davis, northwest of 22. but look at that have already 60 degrees, so there's some big differences here. you know, wind driven on attempt while the creeks and 40 57 brentwood 17 degrees spread, don't see that very often. but mid forties on the temps upper forties are low fifties at calistoga is held up by a breeze as well. same from middletown, pope valley napa upper lake those 35 47 cloverdale windsor's in their rohnert park, petaluma. 53 sonoma vallejo, which is cooler does not have that north wind yet napping sonoma do so you can see the difference on the temps here. if you get that breeze would say some low eighties today, maybe some mid operators tomorrow then it comes right back down starting thursday and friday and really tumbles. attempts with maybe some high elevation snow up in the syrup

on sunday and monday the possibility of some light rain to the north 60 seventies eighties today will even bump up those highs tomorrow. then peak it out and right back down, it goes. starts on thursday and then continues all the way into the weekend was sunday, looking to be the coolest thing so far. alright thanks, steve proposal to keep the gilroy garlic festival alive is facing pushback still ahead. the reason . one of the events organizer says he would rather skip the event. in one neighborhood in vacaville on high alert this morning because of that guy coming up the latest on the black bear roaming the streets and yards.

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. i will always lead the california way. the governor released a new ad showing him strolling through a redwood forest comparing californians to the longevity of the centuries old trees. recent polls have shown the governor's favorability has slipped a bit among likely voters, even though he beat the recall attempt with nearly 62% of the vote. now the leading republican candidate is state senator brian doll from lassen county longtime activist and former democrat michael shellenberger, also running as an independent. in total, there are four democrats, 13 republicans and nine other candidates running in the june 7th primary. the top two candidates advanced to the general election in november. no matter the political party happening today, matt haney will be sworn in as california's newest member of the state assembly. the san francisco supervisor, one last month special election to complete the term for the assembly district 17 seat vacated by david chu, who is now san francisco city attorney. haney swearing in

ceremony will take place this morning at 10 at the state capital. for the second year in a row. california's population has dropped new numbers from the state show california lost more than 117,000 people last year. researchers think there are three factors more deaths because of the pandemic, lower birth rates and fewer people moving to california. some bay area counties saw the largest percentage drop in population. san mateo and marin county's drop of 0.9% san francisco so i'll 0.8% drop, wildlife officials say if a bear that has been spotted in vacaville is still roman neighborhoods there. they will likely tranquilize it and take it back to its habitat video shows the young black bear wondering north orchard avenue, there was seen hopping fences you can see there and climbing trees and eventually took a nap in the neighbor's yard. officials with the california department of fish and wildlife say bears do live in the hills of solano county, and this one may have come into town looking for food. since this bear hasn't

acted aggressively. we're gonna kind of back off and we're going to give it the chance to go back to its habitat on itself. officials say the bear appears to be 2 to 3 years old and they are urgent residents to secure that garbage and dog food and remove any items that might attract the bear. well after 40 years, organizers announced the end of the gilroy garlic festival. now there's a new proposal to revive it, but not by those who previously ran. the event proposal is to host the gilroy garlic festival and use the gilroy name. but in another location, ktvu jesse gary explains why not everyone is on board. it's a bit of a vulture feeding up wounded corpse. it's a bit of a parasite. it's a bit of a tick. can christopher unabashedly and passionately defends his family's legacy? this year's installment of the gilroy garlic festival shelved over dispute about greatly increased insurance premiums after 2019 deadly mass shooting,

it is a frustration and because we know we have the same passion and we know what it represents to gilroy, but also like you say. the greater bay area and the surrounding throughout the state. it's also a disappointment for long time. gilroy residents festival everyone loves it. people come from all over. you know, i've been going to it for 30 something years passed to getting garlic to the summer menu may come from an unlikely source and be laced with a side of asparagus. i'm not here to steal their festival. i'm here to help out things alive. by phone. potential benefactor tony nasiri says gilroy's famous festival can go on. he's already hosting the asparagus festival. this coming weekend in stopped him, as he says his experience with nonprofits available land and in place organization can pull off the gilroy garlic festival, too. with the caveat that take place 110 miles away in stockton's works with garlic press one. but i guess there's

some ireland's up the ladder. their little upset. maybe maybe they probably because i'm more than happy to work with people. christopher rejects the offer, saying the issue isn't garlic but 40 plus years of hometown heritage that should stay in south county. we're here to promote garlic everywhere if stockton wants to have the stockton garlic festival, we are 100% behind it. the problem is he tried to use our hometown and my grandfather's legacy to self promote, although there's no festival, the city of gilroy says they'll hold a couple of events over the summer to serve as a bridge between now and 2023 , a possible return of the festival. mr rossetti, says the hold a news conference on thursday to better hash out his plans for taking the festival that usually here and moving it way up into stockton. in gilroy , diggory, ktvu, fox two news. alright it's gonna get a lot of comments. i think the gilroy garlic festival where it's held

, but it's always been kind of a fun event. hopefully they work it out, steve i would hope they keep it in guilt, right? wouldn't you? i mean, there's a long history there. that's where the garlic exactly to that too. all right, so let's take a look here at our water temps which are very, very cold here. i mentioned that because it's not only important for whether interest but for surfing, fishing for boating and the bodega bay bowie got fixed. it's 9 49 cold degrees. san francisco bowie is 48 bodega bay bowie being fixed. terry woodard of dylan beaches. that's great news . it's been down for a long time . i agree, terry, i don't know if i had anything to do with it. but i wrote the national data buoy center, and i said, we got to get these fixed important and they said july and they got it done early, so i don't know if it was me. but thankfully they got it done in may and not july, so it's good to see that bodega bay bowie back we don't have a clear skies here, except for a few high cloud servers in north

breeze. sunny and warmer, 60 seventies low eighties we'll see even warmer temps tomorrow tomorrow will be the warmest day could be a few pushing upper eighties. to maybe near 90 just depends on you know what you include in your forecast on yesterday was a cool cool information. second half moon bay, 57 san francisco 59 redwood city was only 63 canfield also only 63 downtown oakland, 64 livermore airport. 66,000,000,001 degree warmer. when's the last time you saw galileo being warmer than livermore and may 2nd? i can't remember and san jose at 60 either way anyway, you look at it was a cool day, not today. today. we'll warm it up. so santa rosa is 82 oakland up 10 to 74 park up 10 to 77 in san jose 68 to 78 so quick pop here. that's because we have a northerly breeze in place except for big rock. by marine would there in marin county. other than that, it's a northerly breeze. and it's a pretty good wind out of travis north of 30, already 58 vacaville, north of 24 davis, north of 21, there in the fifties and 60 degrees, vacaville, says 60 48 nevada in santa rosa 47 napa airport, 41 a

creek 51, berkeley, 53 in the city and 44, now palo alto and also sunnyvale, 47 57 livermore to brentwood. that's because pittsburgh brent was getting more of a northerly breeze. 41 a creek 40 panel he had 49 elsewhere. ito alameda 54 42 in castro valley so cool for something that bad for others the high winds out for today and tomorrow and then it starts to lose grip and ground and another system digs in that will be cooler than much cooler, especially sunday monday, wendy as well possibility of some light rain to the north. i would think sunday night monday with some high elevation snow, 60 seventies and low eighties. tomorrow we'll bump those temps up to the upper eighties. that's it comes right back down starting thursday and then a gradual decline with an increase in the wind. especially over on sunday there, claudine. ok thanks, steve. public health leaders are still keeping an eye on covid-19 cases coming up how they're planning for other variants of that virus. and muniz says it will cost more to keep busses and trains running.

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easy after learning the new budget for the transportation agency ensures that there will not be a fare increase. ktvu christian captain tells us that the sf mta is also promising passengers a cleaner and safer system. san francisco's municipal transportation agency passed its latest two year budget money anticipating cost to run the transit agency between 1.3 and $1.4 billion for each of the next two years. the agency receiving an infusion of cash from the federal government to help recover from the pandemic, meaning uni will not have to increase the cost to ride thanks to the generosity of the federal government, and we've been able to hold fairs flat for two years. keep free money for all youth while retaining for immunity for seniors and people with

disabilities. writers say improving reliability and speed are critical to get them to regularly ride. the agency is pointing to system wide improvements, including the new van s bus rapid transit project as proof they're working hard to make the busses and trains run on time. and we've been able to get up to a 30% travel time savings and dramatic improvements in reliability. passengers say another major concern is safety. i wouldn't say i feel safe on it most of the time. it really just depends on who's on the bus and stuff like that. the agency says the new budget pays for high resolution cameras on all the vehicles and a new gender safety equity initiative. munich is also bringing on more eyes to watch the system and keep writers safe. we're also hiring an additional new 22 transit ambassadors. these are community people trained in de escalation techniques that will be throughout the system. writers also say cleanliness is a major concern. what i see is like this beauty is not safe immunity is

not clean needs director says the agency will keep the best practices that learned during the pandemic to keep the busses and trains clean. we're sustaining a lot of the covid era. extra cleaning of our busses transit agency now has two years to look for a fix for the structural budget deficits that have been covered by this one time covid recovery infusion of federal funds. the budget is said to be in place by july. 1st in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. but first of its kind bill is going to be considered in sacramento today, still ahead the piece of legislation that could help the state holding social media companies responsible plus and he was gonna realize this is the right thing to do. it's giving young people a chance at the american dream. advocates for canceling student loan payments are fighting more support in congress and calls from bay area lawmakers for president biden to apps.

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thek with our feet. we need to be out there saying this is not right. a leaked draft of the supreme court's decision to possibly overturn roe v. wade has garnered and immediate response . governor newsom's plan to safeguard abortion rights statewide. and a renewed urgency to offer support for the people of ukraine, the latest action taken by house speaker nancy pelosi following her visit. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here in morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. and i'm claudine. walking today is tuesday may 3rd can't believe we're already into may know it seems to be flying by blinked and there it was, and steve paulson. i looked outside and get get snow. we get sunshine. we get rain. you know, we got all of april and looks like may will continue that you too. it's just up one day we'll call her

wendy next day. sunny, warm earth well today is that sunny and warmer we're getting late in the season to really get much in the way of any rain or snow, but there's still some hints of it coming in sunday monday, palo alto. not only is it 40 to their mental park, i also saw i also saw family yes. 8 40 to 53 in the city, though, and 40 forward livermore, everything's all set for a sunny and warmer day. two for tuesday. cool morning and then warmer afternoon temperatures upper seventies to some low eighties sixties and seventies coast in bed. alright 5 31 here he is, mr south castaneda. usually at this time something begins to pick up a little bit. is that true? you know things may start to pick up that's for sure. right now at the bay bridge, though we don't have a lot of slow traffic. we have a pretty nice commute getting into san francisco at the bay bridge so far in this next half hour, we start seeing things change a little bit. salmon tail bridge also looks

pretty good heading out to the peninsula with no major issues here. and if you're looking at 5 80, we do have some slow traffic this morning coming in on the ultimate past. what westbound 5 80 is going to be slow on 205 and 5 80 will talk a little bit more about that. and more of the traffic coming up in just a few, but at 5 32. let's get right back to the headlines. all right . thank you, sal topping our news in a developing story. protests are planned across the country after reports that the u. s. supreme court plans to strike down roe versus wade now, according to a draft opinion obtained by politico in an unprecedented leak, justice samuel alito says, quote the 1973 decision guaranteeing federal constitutional protections of abortion rights must be overruled. now. justice alito also writes row was egregiously wrong from the start , its reasoning was exceptionally weak and the decision has had damaging consequences. abortion rights

supporters plan to rally in san francisco today in response to that leaked draft report from the supreme court. let's go to ktvu ali rasmus, who is live in san francisco with details. good morning, allie. good morning, claudine. well within hours of that news, and that leaked report being published, abortion rights groups started mobilizing here in the bay area and across the country. so here in san francisco later this afternoon around five, there's several groups. planning to have rallies here. one at the federal building at golden gate and polk . other rally planned at powell and market and then at federal buildings and courthouses across the state. today the source of that outrage and urgency comes after that 98 page. draft opinion you mentioned from the supreme court was leaked and published in in it. a majority of justices say that abortion rights decisions like roe v. wade. planned parent fruit and parenthood v. casey have no constitutional basis and should be struck down. a draft opinion is not a final decision, of course, but it does give an early clue about how the supreme court could decide on this

issue. as soon as this summer. we need to do right now is we need to be on the streets when you to speak with our feet. we need to be out there saying this is not right. we need to stop sitting back and hoping everything will be ok, because it's not okay. one of the rallies here in san francisco is being organized by a group called the national mobilization for economic justice. other , including the organizers of the national women's march, arel courthouses. and buildings near their homes in cities across the country. and again the events in san francisco scheduled to start around five o'clock this afternoon, live in san francisco . ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. alright, thanks, ali. will r. o v. wade coverage continues at ktvu .com. you will find our latest reporting as well as update right there on our front page. house speaker nancy pelosi is back at the us capitol after leading a congressional delegation on a surprise visit to ukraine and poland over the weekend. her first order of business was to sign the ukraine

democracy defense lend lease act of 2022. now it's a bill that was passed by both houses of congress and will now go to the president's desk. it's really not assistant. it's more cooperation in the fight for democracy. the us originally created lend lease programs back in 1941 after the president signs the bill, the u. s government will be able to streamline the process of lending or leasing military equipment to ukraine. new reports suggest that. russia is planning to annex large areas of eastern ukraine. the u. s believes that russia could make a move and just a couple of weeks, russia has also resumed bombardment of a steel plant in the southern city of mary paul a day after the first evacuation of civilians from that plant. negotiations are continuing to get more people out of the ruined city as some people and some families had some tearful reunions. it was risk risk about

. they wanted to get from opel. constant shelling during the day at night, the house were damaged in the basement. more russian missile strikes have continued across the country, including the southern ports city of odessa. ukrainian officials a 14 year old boy was killed and a 17 year old girl was seriously injured. well today, the california assembly will consider a bill that would allow social media companies to be held responsible for the impact they have on children have passed. the bill would allow parents and guardians to sue social media platforms that they believe addict children through advertising push notifications and design features. basically we're focusing on addiction and the fact that social media platforms in particular are addictive to kids, and it will impose financial liability financial accountability on the major platforms who continued to design products that addict children. the legislation is

retroactive, which would put the company's at legal risk for any past damage their products caused for teens and younger children. south a congressman ro khanna, once president biden to go further when it comes to canceling student loans, the president could use his executive authority and forgive at least $10,000 for every student. but connor writes in the washington post op ed that he took out $100,000 in loans to attend college and later struggled to make those monthly payments. so he's pushing the president to forgive all federal loans. with no income limits. well it means that people actually can buy houses. it means that they can start families. it means that they can start a business. it means that they can get the job that they really love. instead of being worried about what's gonna pay off their debt, and it makes them more entrepreneurial. last month, the biden administration extended the freeze on student loan payments until august. president biden is helping to

observe islam's holiest holiday eater. he is the first lady he and the first lady held a reception. at the east room of the white house. muslims across the world celebrated the holiday to mark the end of ramadan holiday involves communal prayers and celebratory gatherings around festive meals. we send our warmest greeting is celebrating need all across the united states and, quite frankly, around the world. one of the promises i made when i ran for office is that i was to restore this annual celebration because it's important. now it is translated from arabic to english, meaning breaking of the fast. part time now is fivethirtyeight. let's talk about our meteorologist steve paulson watching those temperatures for us. good morning, steve. good morning. they will bump up today after unseasonably cool there yesterday. windy cool yesterday , fifties and sixties. today it will be seventies and eighties.

for many as our system kicks out in the high bills in for two days, and then it looks like another system will sweep through and start a cooler pattern. warmer today on may 3rd, even though it's cooler. i'm a second. by the time you get to make it doesn't take long. to warm up. there could be a few high clouds or patch of fog or two, but mostly it's clear out there warmer, little windy in the hills, although there is a northerly breeze. for some, it's not that bad. although out towards eastern solano county, i'll show you there's a pretty good guess. some eighties inland, especially if you get that north wind to continue most of the day. santa rosa oakland, menlo park san jose up up up 82 for santa rosa 74 for oakland, 77 menlo park in 78. percent jose so good 10 degree jump on many of these temps here. north wind atlas peak north wind, it might deter north wind and middle peak north in the oakland berkeley hills. been up to 30 right above the claremont their amount, not the albums but up to about 44 mph. travis north at 30 vacaville, north of 24 davis, north of 25, so eastern contra costa county solano county they can benefit from that is brentwood is right now. 57 there. calistoga 50 drop

at 17, though from brentwood, wanna creek that's a big spread . 44 fremont 44 sunny ville to 45 in mill valley and santa rosa 48 42 l grenade on the coast. that's a chilly morning for them. 41 42 atherton, menlo park , stanford now dropping to 42 degrees south, those hills 50 and 45 san carlos and also foster city. so for two days starting today, and then tomorrow we will get some warmer temperatures peak it out some more. tomorrow that started cooling trend thursday. friday is the system clips is to the north. the one to watch will be on sunday monday that could give some light rain to the north and maybe a little bit of snow to the sierra on sunday, but windy and coolers way it looks for us. sunday and monday. 60 seventies eighties on your temps warmer tomorrow could push a few upper eighties seventies and eighties around the bay. then it starts to cool down thursday, and it really begins to drop as we go into friday. and a huge drop along with a big increase in the wind on sunday. all right. thank you, steve. new efforts to protect trans youth are set to be announced today. coming up in our six o'clock hour how

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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. errol's at a town hall meeting in san francisco. addressing the impact of social isolation and loneliness during the pandemic. dr vivek mercy addressed an audience of about 200 at manny's cafe in san francisco's mission district, certain general says. there is a shame that comes with loneliness and that it can cause physical health problems. can we break that cycle? because the more shame you feel the less worthy you feel, which makes it harder to interact and engage with other people, which is why loneliness is a downward spiral. the surgeon general says now

that many of the pandemic restrictions have been lifted, it is important to rebuild communities and reach out to people who may have felt isolated. california health agencies are reporting and nearly 30% increase in covid-19 cases in the state in the last week, there's numbers reflect a national trend. the cdc reports . the u. s is now averaging more than 58,000 new covid cases every day. that's about double the numbers from just a month ago, and at least 43 states are reporting a surge in new cases largely driven by new sub variants of the highly transmissible oh macron strain. have immunity that wanes and the virus that, in fact, does not, uh, stay stable. now, here in california, there have been about 5600 covid-19 cases a day over the past week. that's the highest case rate in the state since early march. contra costa county is launching a new effort

to try and eliminate preventable covid deaths. a counties path to zero plan relies on expanded at home testing and getting covid patients effective antiviral medications quickly. the county has a new advice. nurse phone line where people who test positive can call to find out if antiviral medication is needed and to help find that treatment . covid cases are up statewide 30% over the last seven days and new figures from the cdc. show all their you counties have returned to the high level of transmission. san mateo has the highest positivity rate in the state, followed by san francisco positivity rate in services 7.9e the state's positivity rate. oakland mayor libby schaaf has scheduled to meet with the president of the oakland a's, along with the leader of oakland support to discuss plans for that new waterfront ballpark, now, a key state agency publicly announced its support for the plan to build a new billion dollar ballpark at howard terminal right near jack london square. the staff of the san

francisco bay conservation and development commission studied the proposal. they found the ballpark would provide an economic boost for oakland while not having a negative impact on business at the howard terminal or the nearby ports of oakland. the a's will try to end their current losing streak on the field when they hosted tampa bay rays tonight at the coliseum. the rays defeated the a 6 to 1 last night. it was oakland's fourth loss in a row, the as are in fourth place in the american league west, with a record of 10 wins and 13 losses. and the services go giants back on the road tonight following their weekend series against the washington nationals at home. the giants will be in los angeles to face the dodgers first pitch 7 10 tonight, the warriors will face the memphis grizzlies tonight in game two of their playoff series. the warriors worked out in memphis yesterdayry in game one on sunday, clay thompson hit that go ahead, three pointer just 36

seconds left on the clock. jordan's pool scored 31 points as the warriors defeated the grizzlies. close game 1 17 to 1 16 now that warriors victory came despite draymond green's injection just before halftime, the referees threw green out of the game after he grabbed brandon clark's jersey. as they both fell to the floor, but green made it clear that ejection will not affect his play tonight or any other time in the future. i'm never going to change the way i play basketball. it's gotten me this far has got me three championships for all stars defensive player of the year. not going to change now. the nba upheld the ruling against screen which was deemed a flagrant two foul. that means green would be suspended for one game if he gets another one of those fouls. during the postseason, so i know he's aggressive. he's not going to change the way he plays. but we'd like him to stay on the court. yes on the court is

important. yes alright, sal, how's it looking out there? well it looks pretty good. so far, there is one problem on the ultimate past, and that would be a crash. westbound 5 88 north flynn, and now it's off to the side. however traffic is already slow where i put the arrow i do want to mention the rest of the east bay commute doesn't look all that slow. if you are driving at the bay bridge, it looks pretty good there. we don't have a big crowd just yet. now this is the time when things start to change. we might see some more crowding in the next few minutes at 5 48. let's talk about today's weather with steve . alright now. thank you, sir. we will start taking a look at statewide here and also into nevada and arizona. chilly up there in crescent city at 43 uk is down to 39, sacramento with the north breeze 55 23 27 trucking south lake tahoe to 42 in santa maria. that's a little cool down there. high pressure, though, is building in behind that system from yesterday, which gave us the cool temps and wind. we were unseasonably cool.

yesterday was a lot of cloud cover low clouds high clouds today, though. mostly clear 60 seventies or get a north breeze so it'll be warmer get some upper seventies and low eighties . but speaking of a cool monday, also half moon bay, san francisco redwood city kent field oakland, livermore valley and san jose all between 57 68 that is a rarity to see livermore on may 2nd 66 67, but that's what we had yesterday. the livermore airport i know not far away was probably warmer. fairfield 20 gusting to 30. after that, it's not bad, but sonoma county airport is north at 14, but it's rocking and rolling out there towards vacaville. davis also travis so eastern solano contra costa can usually they're the ones who get in on the north wind, and that's the case this morning brentwood 57. you had dropped 17, who one observation of walnut creek and also tend for livermore, fremont , 44, sunnyvale, 44, 48 nevado, santa rosa. 47 napa airport, the city. it looks like the bottom down at 53, now 54, boulder creek and felt and saying what?

there's no breeze here. it's cold. 38 39 toss down to 42 campbell's at 42 yet cupertino 49. south san jose at 48 capital at 43 little cool on the coast high pressure noses in for two days. that's it, and then another system will begin to work its way in on thursday and friday. that'll start a cooling trend, increase the fog and low clouds. and a stronger system carves itself out sunday into monday, maybe some serious snow some light rain possible about santa rosa north but mainly windy and much cause we go towards the weekend chilly morning, but then sunny and warmer that northerly breeze 60 seventies eighties tomorrow will be the warmest day. starts to drop pretty fast on thursday, and that theme will continue all the way into the weekend. youtube. all right. thank you, steve. someday area refineries are looking to start making renewable fuel coming up in our six o'clock hour. the reason some environmental activists are actually upset with that plan. and a mural in san francisco's castro district that was vandalized months ago. make it some help. we're gonna show you, her neighbors and supporters are hoping to come together to restore it.

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is in las vegas say voters have discovered a body inside a barrel partially submerged at lake mead, police say based on the items found inside the barrel. it appears the person died in the 19 eighties more than 40 years ago. that person is believed to be a homicide victim and officers suspect more

bodies may be found as the water recedes. the home that once belonged to scotland, lacy peterson has been sold, according to zillow, the three bedroom, two bath home on covina avenue in modesto, was listed for just shy of $460,000 on march 31st. it was sold three weeks later for 510,000. that's where the couple lived in 2000 and two when scott peterson was accused of murdering lacey and their unborn son. he was arrested a year later and remains in san quentin with life without possibility of parole for their murders. a new report found evidence of officer bias and some of california's largest police departments. that report by the california state auditor's office looked into several law enforcement groups, including the san jose police department. state auditors say they found evidence of officer bias against women. people of color immigrants and lgbtq people and found that none of the departments had a clear plan to address the bias. the report

gave the department several recommendations, including a thorough check of the social media accounts of perspective, hires. while 60 recruits are part of the latest graduating class from the alameda county sheriff's office training program. this was the 173rd academy to graduate from the 28 week program. the graduates are not going to head off to work for more than a dozen law enforcement agencies, including the oakland and berkeley police departments. there may soon be some relief for many of us who are feeling the financial pinch from inflation. ktvu is. tom baker spoke with some bay area experts who say there are signs inflation has finally hit its peak. four indicators suggests we may have seen the peak of inflation first used car prices, a major inflation indicator. prices began falling in february and continue to do so but still remain above pre spike prices. prices of core goods driven by automobiles. outright fell second fewer sticky inflation

items. those are things that only slowly adjust downwards such as education costs, public transit fares and car insurance . other prices adjust much slower third real signs that supply chain bottlenecks and delays are easing. some of those prices may begin to retreat. uh has. in fact, were able to resolve some of the supply disruptions already shipping rates from shanghai, china to the u. s west coast or down about 28% over last year's peak prices. that's also true for europe to the east coast prices. delivery times are beginning to shorten the reason that we could be close to peak inflation is because it really has been goods inflation that has been driving the extraordinary pickup inflate and inflation fourth and finally , americans are now buying fewer goods overall, which reduces the demand that increases inflation. we're now finally starting to

see the pivot away from goods, inflation and towards services inflation, consumers are now opting more for services such as hair stylists, nail care, health care, repair services, insurance, and so on. because services are rising more slowly than goods that helps restrain inflation but not eliminated core services prices when up more than we have seen in decades, it will still be some time before inflation reduces to what economists see is desirable. in the 2% range, just as we saw for two decades before the pandemic. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. thank you, tom leaders of the u. s small business administration is helping kick off small business week in the bay area. isabella guzman attended a roundtable discussion at google san francisco office to talk about the positive contributions to american life made by small businesses, she says president biden is committed to helping small businesses succeed.

president biden has been really committed to making sure that we can create a more productive economy, and we know that small businesses are at that core. they they make other products and deliver the services that we come to depend on every single day. guzman also launched the building a better america through entrepreneurship bus tour that's being done in support of small business week. the santa cruz county office of education is celebrating its second annual rainbow flag raising ceremony to ensure gay rights icon harvey milk. he was the state's first openly gay elected official. there will be events all month long in santa cruz county to recognize milks work and the importance of the rainbow flag, many schools and other school district offices in the county will also hold their own flag raising ceremonies. when harvey milk was working with gilbert baker to design the rainbow flag, he said that this symbol was not about personal gain. it's not about ego. it's not about power. it's about giving those young people out

there, hope may 22nd is milk's birthday and has been designated as a day in california to remember the activist. illegal. protests set the u. s supreme court following a document leaked, suggesting that the court will overturn roe v. wade will tell you how local lawmakers are reacting to that news. and a blow to san francisco's effort to fight back against the city's drug problem. a judge says they are not allowed to ban suspected drug dealers. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning and welcome to mornings onto i'm claudine wong. good morning. i'm pam cook tuesday morning. may 3rd steve paulson talking about less wind him less win wind like a little breezy, little breezy. let's wind both of what today or

around it is a little bit of a breeze. but nothing compared to yesterday. you too, and it was a roaring away, and it will also be warmer today. little cool here this morning couple of upper 30 santa cruz mountains and some low forties, but there is a northerly breeze, keeping sometimes in the fifties, so you're two for tuesday. does have less win. it'll be a chilly morning. it'll be warm, but there is a northerly component, not not screaming wind or anything less your nails. sixties seventies and some low eighties. alright over to sal. this is usually when he has to get his feet off the desk because it starts to get busy, and we're seeing you were stealing. it's still not all that busy at the bay bridge, steve, which is good, i think it will start to change pretty soon, but right now, it looks good sometimes when we have these later or starts we have later commutes. for example, if it starts at 6 30 might run till nine. when it starts at 5 30 might run until late, so that's what i've seen. anyway this is a look like the san mateo bridge. traffic looks pretty good, and there have been no major issues in the east bay. there's little

slowing on the ultimate pass, of course, coming in from tracy to livermore. six o'clock, let's go right back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal topping our news this morning. we are taking you live outside the u. s supreme court. major protests are expected across the country today. as leaked document appears to show the supreme court will rule to overturn the landmark 1973 case. roe v. wade again we're looking outside live, you can see. there are barricades. blocking the steps to the u. s supreme court so that the protestors, the media as well cannot get any closer to that. but again, this is over the landmark 1973 case, roe v. wade which would limit abortion access nationwide that leaked document released by politico, already sparking outrage across the country. supporters of abortion rights were out in front of the supreme court all night. here in the bay area, a group of abortion rights advocates started gathering in

front of the federal building in oakland. after that news was released. ktvu is james torres joins us now live with more on the latest developments in this long battle over abortion. and james, you have reaction from california lawmakers. that's right, pam. good morning to lead document is just a draft document, but it does give us a good idea about what is to come. the supreme court expected to officially rule on a case coming out of mississippi, the state they're looking at ban abortions 15 weeks into a woman's pregnancy. similar laws already in place in places like texas and florida. the 98 page. leaked opinion draft reveals writings from supreme court justice samuel alito, who calls cases supporting abortion, abortion rights, egregious and invented, right, not mentioned in the constitution. experts say, reversing the ruling of roe versus wade eliminates a federal right to an abortion. right to abortion would be returned to the states and each statement, uh, decide in their state legislature or through a vote of the people what their states view on abortion would be. that's what took place here.

with states having their own, say california lawmakers say they will take action. a joint statement from letters of the leaders of the assembly as well as gavin newsom says in part, california is proposing an amendment to enshrine the right to choose and our state constitution. so that there is no doubt as to the right to abortion in this state. we know we can't trust the supreme court to protect reproductive rights, so california will build a firewall around this right in our state constitution. the federal constitution says. if a right isn't spelled out in an amendment, it is up to the states to interpret. but some political experts say, are the ones we spoke to say. congress can go as far to limit that power right now. there are 13 states in the country with abortion trigger laws, meaning if roe v. wade is overturned, abortions would immediately become illegal there, california. is not one of them. claudine alright, thanks, james . we'll leak of a draft ruling from the supreme court is a rare occurrence in a message to staff. political leaders say

they stand by the authenticity of that draft. it is unclear who was responsible for releasing it . reaction to the news of the leak was swift, with court watchers, saying they are worried for what it means for the courts trust internally. this was an. hotter disgrace in terms of how is released as a former supreme court clerk. i can tell you there are very, very few people in that entire building who had access to the opinion it would trigger the laws in over 20 states that have already said that they will outlaw abortion in their states . it will create a patchwork of laws across the country. right. and as james has reported, 13 states have these trigger laws which ban abortion immediately if roe v. wade is overturned, five other states still have pre roe bands on the books. three others have laws passed more recently that would restrict some or all abortions and our roe v. wade coverage continues

throughout mornings onto and online at ktvu .com. there you can find our reporting and updates. right there on our front page. the city of san francisco has lost a legal battle and its efforts to keep known drug dealers out of the tenderloin district. a state appeals court ruled that the city that the city does not have legal authority to ban suspected dealers from a 50 square block area of the neighborhood. those individuals are innocent until proven guilty. the city made that decision in september 2020 designed to keep 28 suspected dealers away from the neighborhood known as the center of san francisco's illegal drug trade. happening today, state senator scott wiener of san francisco will provide details of california's role in a new program involving more than a dozen u. s states. it is the dying to provide a safe place to live for transgender young people and their families. it is part of a coordinated effort among 16 other democrat led states to provide similar protections. the program follows an order in texas, where state agencies have been directed to

consider placing transgender children in foster care. and oakland school board member has decided to resign with a scathing letter criticizing the oakland teachers union shanty gonzalez supported the oakland school closures and mergers, she says opponents have protested outside her home. calling her racist anti black and white supremacist. the oakland school board president called gonzalez dedicated and thanked her for her seven years on the board. now the oakland education association president released this statement. reading quote director gonzalez will not be missed. we hope the next director will listen to and keep their commitments to district six students and families rather than closing their schools were a little more than a month away from the june primary, and governor newsom has launched a new ad campaign for re election. as your governor, i promise you. whatever challenges come our way . i will always lead the california way. the governor

released a new ad showing him strolling through a redwood forest comparing californians to longevity of the centuries old trees. recent polls have shown the governor's favorability has slipped among likely voters, though he beat the recall attempt with nearly 62% of the vote. and the leading republican candidate, state senator brian dolly, from lassen county, longtime activists and former democrat michael shellenberger, also running as an independent in total air for democrats, 13 republicans and nine other candidates running in that june 7th primary. the top two candidates will advance to the general election in november. no matter the political party. well today, mancini will be sworn in as california's newest member of the state assembly. the san francisco supervisor, one last month special election to complete the term for the assembly's district 17 seat vacated by david chu, who is now san francisco city attorney. penny's swearing in ceremony will take place this morning at 10 o'clock at the state capital. happening today, the contra costa county board of supervisors will hear appeals of

approvals to convert the martinez marathon refinery and the philips 66 refinery in rodeo to renewable biofuel facilities . the county has planned. a county planning commission approved both projects earlier this year. but more than a dozen environmental groups are appealing the decision, saying the project's environmental impact reports are faulty and that refining biofuels generates as much greenhouse gas as refining crude oil. and california hit a major clean energy milestone over the weekend, when the state was completely powered by renewable energy, the state's renewable power sources like solar and wind generated as much electricity as the state needed. for about 15 minutes. that record happened before three o'clock saturday afternoon. the california independent system operator, which maintains the state's power grids, as solar power, provided two thirds of the energy needed. a new ordinance in the city of pittsburgh now makes it illegal to watch side shows on private property. state law already prohibits side shows on public streets but does not address

side shows on private property and those who come to watch the pittsburgh ordinance approved by the city council last night, is aimed at prohibiting spectators outside shows with the goal of significantly curbing criminal activity. we have had the community come out and talk to us about donuts. um you know, long crestview side shows, you know, home depot parking lot target shopping center, and it just needs to stop. i mean, we need to keep people safe. violators would face a misdemeanor charge, which carries a maximum penalty of six months in jail and $1000 fine. police in fremont are asking for your help to find the missing teenage girl. now they tell us they are looking for this girl 15 year old magaly marquez, who is a student, washington high school. she was last seen at the 7 11 on central avenue and free month at about seven o'clock wednesday night. her friends told police that she may have met up with someone they don't know. they want anyone with

information or who has seen her to police call police. we're now hearing more from the competing interests engaged in a tug of war over the gilroy garlic festival after 40 years, organizers of the gilroy garlic festival announced there would be no event this year because of a big increase in cost for insurance after the deadly mass shooting in 2019, but then the man who is putting on the asparagus festival in stock in this weekend. said he could take over the gilroy garlic festival , but he'd move it to stockton's. that did not sit well with the garlic festivals, founding family. we're here to promote garlic everywhere if stockton wants to have the stockton garlic festival, we are 100% behind it. the problem is he tried to use our hometown and my grandfather's legacy to self promote bullets works with college pressed about. but i guess there's some ireland's up the ladder. they're upset. maybe maybe they probably because i'm more than happy to work people.

helen chetty says he will hold a news conference on thursday to better explain his plans for moving the gilroy garlic festival to stockton. all right. for the gilroy garlic festival, maybe meet up with the stockton asparagus. yeah that's that garlic and asparagus goes well together. right south. yeah you know, at this time of the morning that doesn't sound appetizing, but talk to me later in the day true, okay. exactly. good morning, everyone. let's go out and see what we have. now we're looking at some of these commutes that are beginning to warm up a little bit. this is a look at the bay bridge, and there is a little bit of a backup. the metering lights came on, but nothing unusual. there's a little bit of a backup before you make it onto the bridge. otherwise we're looking pretty good across that bridge into san francisco. i do want to mention that the traffic here is doing okay. as you drive all the way across looking at interstate 8 80. this commute is looking very good. and on the same mateo bridge. we're off to a very nice

start at 6 11. let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal coals to end gun violence coming to the bay area will tell you what leaders say needs to be done to save lives and don't get your hopes up about a proposal for a four day work week. why the effort to change california's working environment? is now on the back burner.

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at a ceremony in the city's financial district that remembers the thousands of americans who lose their lives to gun violence every year. giffords is calling on federal, state and local lawmakers to approve tougher gun laws. she was severely injured in a mass shooting while speaking outside a mall in tucson, arizona, in 2011. well the calls are getting stronger for increased police patrols near oakland's lake merritt after the fourth death in that area in the last six months, all four deaths happened along a stretch of lakeshore avenue and coldest act near the lake. a man was stabbed and killed there this past sunday around three a.m. and now the city council member who represents that area says that loitering is a big problem and once police to do more to crack down they can use a bullhorn to tell people to leave. the park is closed. and if people don't leave, then they can take action. now she says, cutting down on late night activity, and that's what could be the key to reducing crime. for the second year in a row. california's population has dropped new

numbers from the state show california lost more than 117,000 people last year. researchers think there are three factors more deaths because of the pandemic, lower birth rates and fewer people moving to california. some bay area counties saw the largest percentage drop in population. san mateo and marin county saw a drop of 30.9% san francisco saw a 0.8% drop. immunity riders won't be facing a fare increase for at least the next two years. san francisco's transit agency approved its latest budget yesterday that spending plan estimates it will cost more than $1.3 billion to keep the entire muniz system on track until 2024. but the cost of ride meaning won't be going up because of help from the federal government. thanks to the generosity of the federal government, and we've been able to hold fairs flat for two years . keep free money for all youth while retaining for immunity for seniors and people with disabilities. the agency director says the cash from the

federal government will also be used to make money a safer cleaner mass transit system. well the cost of driving in the bay area's expressed toll lanes has soared since the start of the pandemic. that's according to a bay area news group study on northbound 8 80 tolls are up more than 100% at an average of $8.30 for the evening commute. southbound 6 80 drivers are paying six times more than they paid when the express lanes were opened in august. unlike toll bridges, express lanes used variable pricing that spike during peak congestion hours. 49ers fans will soon be able to show their team pride with brand new license plates, all while supporting state parks. take a look. there's an example with ktvu two plates with the team logo were unveiled yesterday. two and raise money for the state park programs. the niners needs 7500 drivers to prepay for those plates before the dmv will print them. the plates cost $50 or $103 if they are personalized. alright let's talk

traffic at 6 17 south castaneda watching those roads how we doing on this tuesday cell how we doing, okay. some roads are getting more crowded than others . claudine and pam. good morning to you both right now, let's start with the richmond bridge and show you that the commute there is not going to be all that slow yet. so if you have a little bit of, you know, head start. i think i might do you well, getting over to marin county, which is doing well, this is a little more congested, though. the bay bridge nothing out of the ordinary, but this is the time when it starts getting congested. just like clockwork. it started getting that way at about 10 minutes after six. this is a look at interstate 80 that doesn't look too slow and driving across the same mateo bridge is still doing very well . we have pretty good visibility here. i can see all the way over to say mateo and foster city in the peninsula. now it's 6 18. let's bring in the man who knows about today's weather here, steve are going to be the man when you'd be answered

everything. thank you, sir. all right. i'll get to it here. our good friend chris henry and i sometimes think alike and i had this same thought coming in. i'm calling it now. may 3rd 2022. there will be no record highs in the bay area for the month of may. we've had record highs every month, going back to november six months in a row. yes november, december, january, february march april we had recognized october we had record lows, but not record highs, and i had the same thought this morning said. you know what? i don't think we're going to see any of this month, so we'll see how we did. we actually did very well for april. we said we'd have an amazing april and we did. so there you go. we're one for one. 48 the water temp at san francisco boy man. that's cold part of the reason for that for chris thinking that is because of water temperatures so cold, i agree, but a 49 i don't remember seeing anything lower than 48. if you've seen 47 or know of that, nor of that you can let me know. but honestly, that's about as cold as it gets for our water. temps certainly early may to see 48 49. everything's going up and over

for a couple of days. high pressure is our fair weather friends so it winds out warmer today mostly clear and maybe a patrick you as a vulgar, a few high clouds, but no biggie. warmer. it's windy in the hills. i'll show you that in a second, some eighties inland and even more so tomorrow, some upper eighties. but a cool, windy monday i'll say half moon bay was only 57 san francisco 59. redwood city, canfield, oakland , livermore vallejo in san jose between 63 68. to see vallejo 1 degrees warmer than livermore on may 2nd is a rarity. now that was at the livermore airport. not far away. you could probably find 68 or 70. but officially, that's what went down in the books. today, though, it's all warmer. santa rosa oakland mental park san jose up to the mid seventies upper seventies and i went 82 in santa rosa due to a northerly breeze. matt diablos north at 50. i just looked at it, and now that i show it to you on the air, it's not there. i don't think this is does this to me every time, pam. that's alright. north wind at mount veeder atlas peak and also at middle peak and look at travis north at 36 hang on. that's that's more than firm on the hairspray. that's extra hold

right there. vacaville north at 33 davis north at 25. they're already in the upper fifties to near 60, 39. walnut creek. 57 brentwood. there you go. that's a northerly breeze or some kind of a breeze there in brentwood versus nothing walnut creek, 44 , palo alto to 49 mill valley and 15 calistoga. but dagga bay is 42 colder on the coast by far look at napa's 58 yeah, bodega bay 42 sebastopol 42. sas leaders 52 sonoma 57. there is a northerly breeze for napa, sonoma, vallejo and pope valley four. sure leighton villain upper lake are also in the thirties, so there are a few thirties popping up more forties. to a few low fifties. the high pressure wins out for two days today and tomorrow then it starts to back off system comes in thursday friday that will start the cooling trend that coastal water temps being so cold and really russian, some of that fog and low clouds. and i think we get maybe some light rain north late sunday into monday, santa rosa, north sacramento north and maybe some high elevation. snow sunday looks from windy and cooler as

of right now, 60 seventies eighties tomorrow i want some operators. okay, if you're far enough inland, you'll get them. will start to cool down thursday. and then it continues that trend of cooler and windy as we go into the weekend. hamilton. thank you, stephen. there may soon be a new school in the bay area coming up the historically black college that's considering a satellite campus in the east bay. and bear jumping, backyard fences and climbing trees. the bay area city where officials are searching for that neighborhood invader.

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people were hurt, but they are expected to recover. stanford nurses are expected to be back at work this morning after approving a new contract that ended a week long strike roughly 5000 nurses at stanford and lucile packard children's hospitals walked off the job last monday. the nurses union says the new contract provides pay raises an additional week of vacation, more mental health support and safer staffing for patients. historically black college in texas could soon be expanding to the bay area. paul quinn college in dallas has taken the first step towards establishing a california campus . the school has launched a committee to explore expanding to oakland. we spoke to the president of the college, michael sorelle last night about some of the benefits of bringing an hbcu to the bay area. the reality of it is hbcu s educate everyone, um, you know, on our physical campus, 20% of our students are latino. so what we

know that hbcu s bring the communities is they bring this incredible sense of family. this understanding that where you start does not have to be where you finish. it brings a tremendous amount of cultural competency and the willingness to take chances and show bravery that many institutions cannot match. now paul quinn college would be the first undergraduate hbcu in the state, but it would take several years for a satellite campus to open. wildlife officials say if a bear that has been spotted in a vacaville neighborhood is still roaming around, they will likely tranquilize it and take it back to its habitat video shows the young black bear wandering north on orchard avenue. the bear was seen hopping fences, climbing trees and eventually took a nap in one neighbor's yard, officials with the california department of fish and wildlife say bears do live in the hills of solano county and this one may have been coming into town looking for food. since this

bear hasn't acted aggressively, we're gonna kind of back off and we're going to give it the chance to go back to its habitat on itself. officials say the bear appears to be 2 to 3 years old. they are urging residents to secure any garbage and dog food and remove any items that might attract the bear. surgeon general in the bay area, his message about a side effect of the pandemic that he says is not discussed enough. bay area activists are getting ready to fight to protect abortion rights with the potential for roe v. wade to be overturned in the near future. latest developments in just minutes.

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cala draft ruling leaked from the spring court threatening row versus wade. how california is pledging to protect abortion rights. and a new warning about

a covid surge across the country and right here in the bay area, the local counties that are topping the list for new cases in the state. from ktvu. box two news this morning's onto the artist we take you live to that opening bell that is ringing right now. all eyes on the federal reserve. the fed meets this week. wall street expecting interest rates to go up. but the question is, how aggressive does the fed need to be? to curb inflation and many economists now warning we are headed into a recession. we've certainly seen some big drops for stocks have all your business news coming up in today's dollars and cents. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. and i'm claudine wong . it is tuesday may 3rd time to check our weather and the wind or lack thereof. yes compared to yesterday. that is correct. i will not be as windy today. although there is a more of a nor the libraries, which is allows temperatures to bump up and that's what we'll see. today

under mostly clear skies could be a hike ladder, too, but otherwise we are all set for a big change today compared to yesterday. a lot more sun today and it will also be warmer. the chilly morning couple upper thirties forties to fifties building and if you get a breeze or not, most of the breeze in higher elevations are out towards eastern solano contra costa county, but temperatures up up up 60 seventies to a few low eighties today, 6 31 solace here, bridge freeway. where do you want to start? let's start with the bridge. we're seeing some more slow traffic on that richmond bridge, steve a little bit of slowing and these commuter, always a bellwether for what we see the richmond bridge traffic is a little bit slower. the bay bridge. traffic is crowded. but again, we don't see anything unusual here. if you're looking at the 83 way that looks good and interstate or i'm sorry. highway 92 looks very nice. and if you're driving on the dumbarton bridge, it looks good to the peninsula. we don't have a lot going on in the south bay. however northbound one oh, one right before 8 80. there is a crash here. that's blocking the lane and traffic is getting a

little bit slower on one. oh one happily for you to 80 and 85 are pretty decent alternates to that. 6 31, let's go back to the headlines. good life pictures now from the supreme court, and you can see out there very active at this hour. protests are being planned today. this all of course, follows a leaked draft of opinion published by politico that showed the court is planning to strike down roe v. wade draft is in response to the mississippi case, which bans most abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. now in that opinion, justice samuel alito rights row was egregiously wrong from the start, its reasoning was exceptionally weak and the decision has had damaging consequences. we asked political experts about their thoughts on alito's argument that roe v. wade invented a right that has no mention in the u. s constitution. i don't think it's a valid argument, but it is a commonly heard argument the

right to choose roe versus wade has been embedded in the right to privacy. and although the word privacy doesn't appear in the constitution, it is almost universally acknowledged that that we do possess a right to privacy that the constitution for tax now, our political experts say if the u. s. supreme court strikes down roe v. wade, the issue of abortion rights would either go back to the states or to congress, which means abortion rights will likely be front and center in the midterm elections this november. it's going to be about the swings states. the swing districts where members of congress will have to have to have a position on this. california governor newsom and legislative leaders say they are going to take action, saying quote california will not stand idly by as women across america are stripped of their rights and the progress so many have fought for gets erased. we will fight

california is proposing an amendment to enshrine the right to choose in our state constitution so that there is no doubt as to the right to abortion in this state. in san francisco today, abortion rights supporters are planning to rally in response to that leaked draft from the supreme court. ktvu sally rasmus joins us now from san francisco with the details. sally obama and claudine later this afternoon. around five. there are several groups that are planning to have rallies to express their outrage over that draft leaked report of the supreme court. they're planning these rallies in san francisco. details are still being finalized, but we are hearing that some of those rallies may be happening at the federal buildings like this one behind us and golden gate, possibly the federal courthouse and at federal buildings throughout the bay area. also another rally planned, possibly for powell and market streets in downtown san francisco. now this sense of urgency comes on the heels of that least draft opinion from the supreme court late last night within hours of the news coming out about that. a small

group of people gathered in oakland in front of the federal building there that draft opinion, obviously not a final decision, but it does give an early clue about how the supreme court could decide on the issue of legalized abortion versus wade as soon as this summer, abortion rights advocates spoke out about what they'd like to see happen next in response. be visible. things are being organized right now for people to get their to get out on the streets and speak their minds. that is the only thing that will make that could possibly make some supreme court back down if they saw that the people do not support this. at least one of the rallies here in san francisco is being organized by a group called the national mobilization for economic justice, whether organizations across the country including the organizers of the national women's march, are urging abortion rights supporters to gather at federal courthouses and buildings in their home towns and cities across the country later this evening and again the plans for san francisco those rallies we

mentioned they're scheduled to start around five o'clock this evening. live in san francisco. ali rasmus ktvu. fox two news. thank you. ali today, the santa clara county board of supervisors will consider a new plan to support support abortion services now, just hours before the leak of that draft ruling supervisors cindy chavez and susan ellenberger proposed spending $3 million to help planned parenthood. the nonprofits clinics in the mar monte region, which makes up half of california and much of nevada. they have already seen 80 patients from out of state since july. 29 of them came from texas after new restrictions went into effect. we're going to see about 3000% increase of patients into california, which is about 1.5 million patients. it's going to take all of us to take care of those patients. the money would go towards new lab and medical equipment. additional training for doctors expanded facilities in additional telehealth services. coronavirus cases are sharply

increasing. in california. statewide covid infections spiked by 30% last week, and hospitalizations are also up 7% statewide. the cdc now says all the area counties are returning to a high level of transmission. health officials fear a new wave of infections is coming. san mateo county has the highest positivity rate in the state, followed by san francisco. those numbers reflect a national trend . the cdc reports the u. s now averaging more than 58,000 new covid cases every day. that's about double the numbers from just a month ago, and at least 43 states are reporting a surge in new cases largely driven by new sub variants of the highly transmissible oh macron strain. we have immunity that wanes and a virus that, in fact, does not , uh, stay stable. california's case rate is now the highest it's been since early march, the u. s surgeon general, spoke at a

town hall meeting in san francisco, addressing the impact of social isolation. and loneliness during the pandemic, dr vivek murthy addressed an audience of about 200 at manny's cafe in san francisco's mission district, the surgeon general says. there is a shame that comes with loneliness and that it can cause physical health problems. can we break that cycle? because the more shame you feel the less worthy you feel, which makes it harder to interact and engage with other people, which is why loneliness is a downward spiral. the surgeon general says now that many of the pandemic restrictions have been lifted, it is important to rebuild communities and reach out to people who may have felt isolated. 6 38 is the time when i check in on our tuesday morning commute with sal, how's it? look out there, sal. there is an issue. i want to go right to in san jose there, pam and claudine. that's north. dont wanna one approaching 8 80. there's a crash right there, and that crash is going to be having an effect on the freeway here

north. dont wanna one. however if i back out of this south bayview realized that to 80 and 85 or easy ways to go around, and even the guadalupe parkways in easy way to go around that, and that's what we like to do is give you an alternate, so you don't have to be stuck in traffic. in fact, the backup isn't that long, but i want you to know it's there. let's go to the bay bridge. you can see there is a backup there. there have been no major issues of driving up to the bay bridge through oakland. oakland fairway system looks pretty good so far, and here is an example of that in front of the coliseum. it's 6 39. what about today's weather? let's bring steve back in here. very good question. sal and i'm here to decipher it for you. it looks like a nice day compared to yesterday when it was windy and cold today will be warmer. although we are starting off, a little cool for sample will end up sixties seventies and eighties. but when the water temps for this cold san francisco buoy 48 medical bay 49 fog is never far away when temps in let's start to get into the upper seventies, low eighties and maybe even operating. i

think it will come roaring back, if not thursday night, probably friday for sure. taking us into a much cooler weekend. you can see the system spinning that we had yesterday. it's into idaho intermountain region there, but as it moves east that relaxes the pressure gradients. high pressure builds in behind it. we get a northerly breeze. so a cool morning mostly clear. i can't find anything else if you like clouds, but sunny and warmer. there is a northerly breeze. it's a wind and some of the higher elevations. so that takes care of today. what about tomorrow? tomorrow will be the warmest day we'll top it out, could be a few upper eighties and then after that looks like temperatures take a tumble as we head into thursday and friday, there's a north wind in the oakland berkeley hills, diablo's north and 50 last. i looked better. north atlas peak north middle peak north 20 to 30 and same for out travis north of 36. vacaville north at 33, 56, 60 and davis north of 26. 55 degrees, so eastern solano contra costa county. some of the higher elevations didn't taking the brunt of that north wind, not walnut creek at that observation. 39 yet brentwood 57 47 nevado 48 46 was 46, now

sandra as they were 40 san carlos palo alto on sunday ville all in the mid forties 39 wanna creek lafayette's 41 castro valley's 41 pleasant and down to 43. he had bookends pittsburgh and brentwood 57 m 54. and i was down to 40 degrees piedmont at 51 degrees. the low kicks east. the high builds in for two days, but another system will sweep in here and bump it out. there's a lot of energy coming across the pacific and really play into our weather as we start on thursday, and maybe go all the way into early next week spending which forecasting model you believe i usually believe the european one because it's considered the best so we'll go with that. there will be a possibility of some rain for us to the north on sunday night monday, i would say santa rosa north and some light snow in the higher elevations for the syrup. 60 seventies eighties on your attempts today warmer tomorrow even saying can i get some operators? yes tomorrow is your day. then after that, it cools down and it looks like maybe sunday could be similar to what we had yesterday. windy and cooler. alright and steve one playstation. maybe on the way

down here in the bay area coming up the signs. that could be a good thing for your wallet right before that. let's check in with gasia mikaelian in our newsroom with what else is coming up here on morning sun, too. good morning, garcia. good morning, pam and claudine. it's a busy one. today. vice president kamala harris will appear in public for the first time since testing positive for covid. how whatever. first official duties today relates to this morning's big news on a possible reversal of roe versus wade and a proposal to host the gilroy garlic festival outside of gilroy will tell you why not everyone is on board and what the family who f

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preo alabama, where he will visit a facility that makes the javelin antitank missiles now this weekend is a lightweight, shoulder fired weapon. this which is the ukrainian forces have used to damage russian tanks and artillery. it's what the weapon is well at the plant . president biden will deliver remarks about the security assistance the u. s. is providing ukraine. new reports suggest that russia is planning on annexing large areas of eastern ukraine. the us says it believes russia could make that move and just a couple of weeks. russia has also resumed bombardment of steel plant in the southern city of mariupol, a day after the first evacuation of civilians from that plant. negotiations are continuing to get more people out of the ruined city as some families had tearful reunions. it was risk risk about they wanted to get from opel. constant shelling

during the day at night, the house were damaged in the basement. more russian missile strikes have continued across the country, including in the southern ports city of odessa. ukrainian officials say a 14 year old boy was killed and a 17 year old girl was seriously injured. federal reserve meets today. it is expected that interest rates could be on their way up in an effort to curb inflation. federal reserve expected to announce a half percentage point increase in its benchmark interest rate at the conclusion of its two day meeting, which wraps up tomorrow, however, some economists are concerned. that the effort to slow down inflation could push the u. s economy into a recession. there are some signs inflation may be leveling off here in the bay area. we're looking at used cars as an example, auto industry experts say those prices have been dropping steadily in the bay area during the past three months, and there are also indications that supply chain bottlenecks and delays are easing a bit. those problems

have played a major role in the highest u. s inflation rate in more than 40 years. the reason that we could be close to peak inflation is because it really has been goods inflation that has been driving the extraordinary pickup inflate and inflation. economists also point out americans are now buying fewer goods overall, which reduces the demand that increases inflation. amazon warehouse workers overwhelmingly rejected a proposal to unionize in new york city 62% of employees voted against it. the newly formed amazon labor union said that they would continue to try and organize at the warehouse last month, another warehouse on staten island voted in favor of unionizing. congressman ro khanna wants president biden to go further in canceling student loans. the president could use his executive authority. and forgive at least $10,000 for every student but kind of writes in the washington post op ed that he took out $100,000 in loans to attend college and later

struggled to make monthly payments. he's pushing the president to forgive all federal loans. with no income limits. well it means that people actually can buy houses. it means that they can start families. it means that they can start a business. it means that they can get the job that they really love. instead of being worried about what's going to pay off their debt. uh, and it makes them more entrepreneurial. last month, the biden administration extended the freeze on student loan payments until august. it is a big problem, and i'm going discussions absolutely cost of college. alright let's talk to sal. you're covering traffic this morning, a couple of problems you were mentioning. for the most part, though i'd say the general tone of this commute to claudine and pam is not too bad. it's about typical . we do have some slowing out there which you might expect on the richmond bridge and on the bay bridge. of course, we do have some slow traffic. we're looking at the east bay commute, and we can see some slowing in

hayward and a little bit of slowing on highway four, which is typical highway four. traffic is going to be slow here through pittsburgh and bay point getting over to concord and now 6 82 pleasant hill is beginning to get into the act there, with some slowing down to the walnut creek energy and again, these are pretty typical 80 westbound slows coming out of hercules. in the richmond. we're going to keep an eye on a small problem that has popped up there and let you know more about it next time . 6 49. let's bring steve back in with today's weather and sal westbound 80 will be closed at gilman. on may 9th did you get that? have you heard that? yes and i will update that i will tell you more about why they're doing that coming up too soon. but that is not today, so no, no , no, it was about it's a week away. week away. six days we have a week to worry about it, steve, just a heads up. you don't want to be saying nobody told me right. thank you, sir. all right. we do have a clear pattern here. it'll be warmer today as well after a really cool and windy day yesterday. if

you swim laps, it was tough getting out of the pool yesterday, man it's like is this may know it feels like march. anyway, we will have a reversal today, and that will be warmer temperatures. warmer today. mostly clear north breeze warmer, windy in the hills been about 35 to 50 and some of the higher elevations. some eighties , though inland, we'll bump those up even more so tomorrow. yesterday there was a cool monday and a windy one half of the bill only 57. san francisco 59. redwood city, canfield, oakland, livermore vallejo in san jose. all between 63 cool and 68 degrees. deceive leo. 1 degrees warmer than livermore is a rarity. that's at the airport not far away. i'm sure it was warmer, but they tend to run cooler than most of livermore, santa rosa oakland, menlo park san jose, up up up 82 74 77 78 on the forecast, highest today, so quick rebound. there's north of 53. mount diablo, hang on north also 26 mount veeder, almost 38 atlas peak northeast now in the oakland berkeley hills, 25. it's right above the claremont there and travis, vacaville and davis.

it is the wind up early here. 26 33 36 mph, putting temperatures in the fifties to near 60 degrees. wanna greek says what are you talking about? it's cold here, at least at that observation 39 there. 54 in the city, 46 livermore to 45 palo alto. so there's some huge spreads here in the temps south. those hills is 51, menlo park and atherton are 41. and el granada bottomed out at 42 there now. 44 46 san mateo foster city in san carlos is close at 45. the low moves out the high kicks in for two days, and then a system will start to approach on thursday that will open the door to the west wind. started cooler pattern and really ramp up the fog. the system to watch will be sunday monday. the european forecast model is unseasonably deep and very strong. the other forecast models show a windy pattern not as deep as that one. but still it's going to be a big change as we go into the weekend early next week, 60 seventies eighties today warmer tomorrow and then starting to cool down thursday, and it looks like a

big cool down will take us into the weekend, especially sunday and monday. thanks steve while supporting transgender young people how california may provide a safe place for a transgender youth from other states and a major step forward for the oakland a's what it could mean for their efforts to build a new stadium at the build a new stadium at the howard terminal. 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.

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is e president of the oakland a's, along with the leader of oakland support to discuss plans for a new waterfront ballpark yesterday, key state agency publicly announced its support for the plan to build a new billion dollar ballpark. at howard terminal near jack london square, the staff of the san francisco bake and conservation and development commission study that proposal, and it found that the ballpark would provide an economic boost for oakland. well, not having a negative impact on business at the howard terminal or at the nearby ports of oakland. and the a's will try to end their current losing streak on the field when they host the tampa bay rays tonight at the coliseum. the rays defeated the a 6 to 1 last night. it was oakland's fourth loss in a row. the a's are in fourth place in the american league west, with a record of 10

wins and 13 losses, and the san francisco giants are back on the road tonight following their weekend series against the washington nationals at home. the giants will be in los angeles to face the dodgers. first pitch is at 7 10 tonight. and the golden state warriors are going to face the memphis grizzlies tonight in game two of their playoff series. the warriors worked out in memphis yesterday, getting ready for tonight's game following their thrilling victory in game one on sunday. clay thompson hit that go ahead three pointer with just 36 seconds left on the clock and jordan pool scored. 31 points. the warriors defeated the grizzlies won 17 to 1 16 and that warriors victory came despite draymond green's objection just before halftime. the referees threw green out of the game after he grabbed brandon clark's jersey as they both fell to the floor. but green has made it clear that that objection is not going to affect his play tonight or any other time in the future. i'm never going to change the way i play basketball. it's gotten me this far has got me three

championships for all stars defensive player of the year. not going to change now. yesterday the nba upheld the ruling against green, which was deemed a flagrant two foul. that means green would be suspended for one game if he gets another of those fouls. during the postseason. and the leader of the u. s. small business administration is helping kick off small business week in the bay area. isabella guzman attended a roundtable discussion at google's san francisco office to talk about the positive contributions to american life. made by small businesses, she says president biden is committed to helping small businesses succeed. president biden has been really committed to making sure that we can create a more productive economy , and we know that small businesses are at that core. they they make other products and deliver the services that we come to depend on every single day. guzman also launched the building a better america through entrepreneurship. bus tour to support small business week and happening today, the

california assembly will consider a bill that would allow social media companies to be held responsible for harming children. if it's passed, the bill would allow parents and guardians to sue social media platforms. that they believe addicted children through advertising push notifications and design features. basically we're focusing on addiction and the fact that social media platforms in particular are addictive to kids, and it will impose financial liability financial accountability on the major platforms who continued to design products that addict children. the legislation, which is retroactive, which would put companies at legal risk for any past damage their products might have caused teens and younger children. and the santa cruz county office of education is celebrating its second annual rainbow flag raising sarah wanted to our gay rights icon harvey milk. he was the state's first openly gay elected officials. there will be events all month long in santa cruz county to recognize milks work

and the importance of the rainbow flag, many schools and other school district offices in the county will also hold their own flag raising ceremonies. when harvey milk was working with gilbert baker to design the rainbow flag, he said that this symbol was not about personal gain. it's not about ego. it's not about power. it's about giving those young people out there, hope. may 22nd is milk's birthday and has been designated as a day in california to remember the activist. a decision that reflected largely what is in that draft would be a glorious thing for the united states backwards. why go backwards? why go back to a time of patriarchal dominance over the female body? the battle for abortion rights is hitting a new peak this morning following a leaked draft opinion by the u. s supreme court that shows the justices appeared to be poised to overturn roe versus wade.

will also tell you how arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords is bringing her personal message about stopping gun violence to the bay area today. plus governor i promise you, whatever challenges come our way. i will always lead the california way. it's part of california governor gavin newsom reelection ad will take a look at a new poll that does appear to make one thing clear. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and i'm claudine wang. it is tuesday . may 3rd i can't believe may is here, but here it is. sun is shining blue skies out there. steve paulson. that is correct. and not as windy as cold as yesterday. right garcia? thank goodness about the wind all day yesterday. we do have 1 40 left on this panel that's in kalamata . i've seen anywhere from 40 to 41 to 46 in and around palo alto, menlo park. 42 that was in town that will rebound fast. livermore's already