go, so it'll be cooler there, so we're going to see some pretty big spreads on the temperatures today. it's hard to see it yet, but it's there next hour. it'll start to show up on the visible satellite. so wednesday weather we have some coastal fog, so cooler coast and in san francisco, warm inland still some eighties but anywhere from 60 seventies coast in bay two eighties inland after today, there will be big changes a lot more than that. about 20 minutes or so. alright it's seven o'clock salads here. i saw slowing and a few spots. you want to focus on one of those, you know, we can focus on the bay bridge. everyone always wants to know about that. steve if you're driving into san francisco today, especially if you don't have the carpool access you're gonna be waiting for a little bit here at the toll plaza. it's not too bad, but it is definitely the typical delay that we see about 10. maybe 15 minutes. from the end of the line. you can see 80 traffic looks okay. say mateo and dunbarton bridge traffic. not all that slow. as a matter of fact, that can show you that once you get over to the peninsula that traffic is, for the most part. still doing very well up and down the peninsula

seven o'clock, let's go back to the headlines, sal. thank you in the coming days and weeks, more demonstrations will focus on the supreme court's draft opinion. that shows justices have the votes to overturn roe v. wade large protests were held across the country yesterday, including in new york city. both sides of the abortion battle rallied outside the u. s. supreme court in washington, d. c. here in the bay area, oakland and san francisco. we're home to some of the largest demonstrations. the battle over abortion rights has reignited across the country following that leaked draft decision from the u. s. supreme court. ktvu semantic in town alive in our newsroom with the protesters in california and state leaders say about the possibility the court will overturn that landmark ruling. yes well, once people heard about that possibility, many people took to the streets to voice their concerns. we are not going world people are forced to give birth yesterday, abortion rights supporters marched through san francisco's mission neighborhood and the castro and

rallied in front of the federal building. another group took to the federal building in oakland. attendees say they are frustrated by the draft majority opinion leaked and this is their way of telling the u. s. supreme court that they want to defend and expand roe v. wade not see it overturned. i found out about it. maybe an hour before on. instagram took the end and joined because i can't sit at home when this is happening with patients every day who are giving birth and it's important that they have that choice and i think at the end of the day abortions are part of healthcare. we all deserve quality healthcare, but i can say here in california that we're doing everything we can to protect everyone. from providers from patients coming in. governor gavin newsom will be in los angeles this morning to discuss an amendment to show the state's commitment to safeguarding reproductive freedom. meanwhile, the archdiocese of san francisco has released a statement for the opposite end of the argument,

saying california's attempt to protect abortion rights will quote destroyed lives, families and significantly limit the ability of the catholic church in california to protect the unborn. that statement also calls for catholics to actively and publicly opposed the amendment. newsom's event will start at 9 15 this morning will bring you the details on his plans as soon as it begins. we also just learned president joe biden plans to speak this morning as well. that will be at eight o'clock. he plans to talk about the economy, but this will be the first time we hear from the president following that opinion leak so he could also speak on that as well. live in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you. california senate president pro tem toni atkins joined members of the women's caucus and planned parenthood at the state capitol yesterday. they vowed to move quickly to introduce a constitutional amendment in california to make abortion rights permanent. california has long, long recognized the fundamental right to privacy and to control over one's own body. the legislative

women's caucus is also introducing a bill that would help women from outside of our state come here to seek an abortion if more bands go into place in other states. we don't want to leave women in in desperation, and we do not want deaths, so we are going to do our best to create a welcoming and safe environment with the ability to support them. in march, governor newsom signed a bill to eliminate out of pocket costs for abortions. it's part of a package of 13 bills that are focused on making abortion more accessible in california, as well as protecting providers and patients. democratic women in particular serving in congress expressed immediate outrage about the draft opinion. 11 years ago, peninsula congresswoman jackie speier became the first woman on the house floor to talk about having an abortion, she said that message gave other women the power to share their experiences. oakland congresswoman barbara lee has

also talked about her decision as a 15 year old to go to mexico to have an abortion. it's very personal, but i don't want this to happen to other people. what happened to me? it was horrible, but i had to do that. that was my decision. but you know what i survived. so many black women during that period didn't survive because of coathanger abortions. many female members of congress, including congresswoman lee and spear are encouraging the senate to pass the women's health protection act, which would make access to abortion a legal right across the country. it's already passed in the house. it doesn't have enough support in the senate to avoid a filibuster by abortion opponents. political analysts say the supreme court's draft opinion could end up influencing this year's midterm elections. we spoke with donna crane, a political science lecturer at san jose state university. i think this leak drops a hand grenade right in the middle of the midterm elections. i think it's going to greatly agitate

both sides. it may possibly increased turnout on both sides , the conventional wisdom and certainly my experience was that when there's a when the issue of reproductive freedom gets dropped into the middle of a campaign, it tends to benefit the democratic approach. choice side more. we'll see if that pattern holds. crane says she expects to see both democrat and republican candidates scramble in the next few months to make sure their positions are known, leading up to the midterms and stay with ktvu as we continue our coverage on that leaked supreme court documents in the draft opinion, you can also find more details, including what led to that decision. in our on our website. that's ktvu dot com 706 new this morning. the investigation is underway into a deadly shooting in berkeley last night. investigators say it happened on channing way near san pablo avenue. police tell berkeley's side they responded to reports of a gunshot at about 9 30 last night. police say that they initially started investigating this as a suicide

and quickly determined it was a homicide. this marks berkeley second homicide of the year. to the south bay now are multiple people were shot in san jose last night. in separate shootings, two men were shot at about 11 o'clock on williamsburg drive near the san jose campbell boundary. another shooting happened at 11 30 last night on gramercy place in the alum rock neighborhood. police say all three victims had non life threatening injuries. no one has been arrested. police say they do not think the shootings are related. one of the bay area's covid expert says he will be wearing a mask again chair the chair of the ucsf department of medicine. dr robert wachter says the asymptomatic testing rate is a good metric for how widespread covid is in the bay area right now, and he says the rate has tripled in the last few weeks. in san francisco, he says that means there could be as many as one in every 30 people positive for covid, who do not show symptoms and despite a court order, striking down the mask mandate at the federal level, the cdc is reviewing a

recommendation, renewing rather recommendation that people still wear those masks when on transit . it's recommending anyone over the age of two years old. mask up on planes and trains and other forms of transit. they're making that recommendation because of increased covid cases . san rafael city councils changing the rules on when and where people can smoke. the council updated the city code to ban smoking in any open spaces on public or private land at any time of the year. right now, the bands in place only from may 15th through november, 1st. it also requires multi unit housing complexes with more than 10 units to create well marked designated smoking areas that are at least 1000 ft. away from any open space or undeveloped lots. happening today. san francisco teachers plan to protest outside their district headquarters over issues with their paychecks. the teachers say there have bn in payroll problems after a switch to a new pay system.lude teaches not getting paid the correct amount. the new pay system went

into effect earlier this year. the union says they want to work with the district to fix all of those payroll problems. earlier this year, several teachers staged a sleep in protest at the district headquarters over that same problem with those missing paychecks. time is 709 throughout the past hour, so we've definitely had some problems pop up, sal, but thankfully, they've been resolved mostly quickly. yeah you know, and i think today is a better day than it was yesterday. honestly we've had very routine traffic out there and routine is something that most people can accept. we don't have any surprise or we don't have that many surprises, i should say. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge. you can see it is backed up and there is a backup trying to get onto the bridge in san francisco. but once you get on the bridge, it's decent commute. as we look at interstate 80, you can see that traffic looks pretty good. no major issues on the same mateo or on the dumbarton bridge. i've seen some slow traffic here and there but again, i'm liking this commute a lot better so far anyway, then yesterday and we had just a

bunch of problems. 709. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal race in the east bay candidates for contra costa county sheriff faced off in a public safety for him the fallout from a deadly police shooting that was at the center of that debate and what could be another promising step when it comes to building a new ballpark in oakland for the a's details on the latest meeting between the city of oakland and the team.

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used of being under the influence while on the job in san jose police search for a kidnapped baby last week. one of their members is alleged to have been working the case while impaired. the unnamed patrolman's blood alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit. mayor sam liccardo is now calling for department wide drug testing of all officers, not just those in specialty units. doing so well enable. the department to identify those officers who need help. need to get treatment. and critically. keep those officers. off the street. all this follows the revelation that the death of former rookie sanders, a police officer, dijon packer, was due to a fentanyl overdose. the 24 year old former san jose state football player was found dead in his milpitas apartment in march. san jose city leaders say they want the faa to give them more time to clear out the

city's largest homeless encampment beside is right under the mineta san jose international airports flight path, the agency says the site is dangerous and has threatened to withhold millions in federal funding if it isn't cleared out by june, 30th. the city wants to push that deadline to september. 30th partly defined transitional housing for those who live there . there are still about 130 people living on that site, which is right near the guadalupe river park. 7 14 is the time in the oakland city council will study whether a former army base could house about 1000 people who are currently homeless. if it's approved, it would almost double the number of shelter beds in the city of oakland. in 2019, a count of the homeless population showed that there were about 4000 people living on city streets, and city officials say that number likely grew during the pandemic. the oakland a's are racking up more key victories in their effort to build waterfront ballpark. claudine wong is back in studio with the team's progress, claudine well, good morning to you, garcia. yes. next month, the san francisco bay conservation and development commission is expected to vote on a proposal that eliminates an

obstacle in building a ballpark at howard terminal. the commission staff is recommending that the board removed eight ports use designation at howard terminal, and that would allow the teams $12 billion development to proceed. it is a mixed use project that calls for 3000 residential units, retail and office space and a 35,000 seat ballpark. is president dave campbell had expressed concern that regulations and building codes the project from getting started. but he sounded optimistic during a zoom meeting yesterday with oakland and alameda county leaders. that puts us in a great position for the june 2nd hearing where there'll be a lot of public comment, additional dialogue and debate and then hopefully an affirmative vote on the 30th of june to remove howard terminal from the seaport plan. even with the commission approval. other issues do remain the a's are still negotiating with the city of oakland on a development agreement with sticking points that include infrastructure funding. and affordable housing.

this is an incredibly responsible deal that literally takes the money generated by the project itself and invests it in public infrastructure and community benefits, including 3000 units of housing on the site of more than 1000 affordable units. on and off the site. public parks union jobs. now at the same time, the a's are still looking at potential sites in las vegas as part of what the team is calling a parallel path to finding a new home. one possible site, the tropicana hotel on the strip. now the a's want the oakland city council to vote on a development agreement before the end of the year in case new council members who are elected, opposed the ballpark deal. the a's are working with developers and contractors who built stadiums in seattle because of their experiencing and experience and putting up sports facilities at ports. gaussian ali, we'll send it back to you.

all right. thank you. claudine time now is six. excuse me, 7 16. i'm a i'm an hour ahead. i mean, go backwards. go backwards , right. let's check in with sal because the commute is kind of a mixed bag this morning. it is a mixed bag. it's better than it was yesterday, though ali and gaza right now, let's take a look at contra costa county here and take a look at highway four and 6 80 a little bit of slowing here as you drive into the area , but it's not all that slow when it comes to unusual slowdown, 6 80 still looks decent between bodies and conquered. it slows down as i mentioned. getting into all the greek and then highway. 24 is moderate on the way to the tunnel at the bay bridge. we do have a 10 to 15 minute wait, maybe a little less than that. and some of the lanes unless, of course, you have the carpool access. and then it's a little less than that. even as we look at interstate 80 still looks good driving into downtown oakland. we haven't had a lot going on when it comes to the same motel or the dumbarton bridge, but there's a little more crowding there. and if you

look at that silicon valley commute north dont wanna one is slow as you approach from capitol expressway driving up to the to 80 interchange, so watch for slow traffic there. 85 is getting a little slow to 80 still looks alright, 7 17. what about today's weather here, steve? alright sound couple of forecasts one for the coast because some fog has come back very shallow, but it's their inland temps will still be in the eighties. maybe if you pushing the upper eighties but stage is set for a pretty good call down. there you go. the visible satellite now starting to creep up parts of the snowman coast down the cemetery coast. and then parts of the santa cruz then heads down towards monterey pg. there's right to the west of the city. it's hard to see all right there. so we call little coastal eddie. little coastline , little circulation. you know, coastal eddie. he's just to the west of san francisco. that helps to enhance that fog bank so cool to warm fog returns. we'll get a late breeze here sixties to eighties, the warmest day today, inland will be some mid eighties for some, but but changes are on the way it looks

like some rain is on the way as well. sunday left something dramatically changes. cooling begins on the coast today for all tomorrow can get some drizzle and on friday and then a weekend changes not only windy and cooler was serious, no, but it does look like some rain for us on sunday unless something changes dramatically. upper forties low fifties really called ocean temp. so that has a lot to do with that fog. coming back on the wind isn't north or northeast in terms more west or southwest fog returns so cool for some mild for others than warm inland. but i do think of sea breeze kicks in later today, and that will start the process of really cooling things down as we're going to tomorrow. forties fifties on the thames, but we are running cooler than yesterday that north northeast breezes really kind of turned itself either offer around mid forties on the coast montara el granada in their atherton's 45, stanford 44. woodside 43, then upper forties around san mateo. low fifties belmont, foster city, los altos 47 the highs there, but boy, there's a lot of cloud cover energy coming across the pacific. so this will be the last warm day inland. fog returned so cooler coast in bay still warm inland, but that

breeze will pick up later today and then tomorrow, cooling begins for all big fog bank breezy, but all eyes are on the upcoming weekend, especially sunday into monday. what looks to be an unseasonably strong system coming in with sierra snow, not just a little bit, but maybe a foot and maybe rain for us. now again, these projections will change. they always do. we're four days away. but it's nice to see actually seeing more of an increase, not a decrease for once and look at that home. wouldn't kirkwood a foot of snow between sunday night and monday 60 seventies eighties on the temps today, after today, it's all 60 seventies and that theme will continue cooler weather right into the weekend youtube. all right. thank you. steve comedian dave chappelle attacked on stage in the suspected attacker taken away in a stretcher coming up what happened while chapel was performing in hollywood last night and the quick response after the attack? also a new report on the devastation in marea, paul. what we're learning about a deadly attack last month and where russia is advancing now.

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than initially reported and associated press investigation finds evidence that the attack killed close to 600 people, almost twice as many as was thought. the navy is changing a report on what caused a deadly helicopter crash off the coast of san diego last year. five crew members died in that crash , including navy lieutenant bradley foster, who graduated from cal maritime in vallejo in 2015. the helicopter was landing on board an aircraft carrier, but it hit the ship's deck and rolled into the ocean. investigators first thought the crash was caused by pilot error. now they say a hose in the engine failed, causing severe vibrations, which made the seahawk helicopter hit the deck. three people face a number of murder charges in connection to a mass shooting in downtown sacramento last month, the sacramento county d. a s office says smiley martin and his brother, deandre martin, both face three murder charges for the deaths of three bystanders who were killed in the shooting. investigators also charged him tula peyton with three counts of murder. he has yet to be found.

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rigf following a leaked draft opinion from the supreme court that recommends roe v. wade overturned, we'll have a live report from washington, d. c in minutes, plus a man free climbs the entire salesforce tower as people watch from the streets

below. the message he says he wanted to send with this dangerous stunt. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto 7 30. welcome back. we are speeding up mother nature's work here on your screen. it was pretty warm in part to the bay area yesterday. but this morning mother nature's a c is in full effect. clearly, this is a time left shot of fog rolling into the bay area over that gorgeous golden gate bridge. i think you're in the bay area fall into one of two camps alley with a c or without and those of us without really appreciate when mother nature picks up the slag. plus the fog just looks so magical. i love seeing this time . last videos out there well, today is wednesday, may 4th and so what's in store for us forecast wise, steve warm parole. no that fog is back in the big simple this week. no it's not. it's it's a challenging forecast from a usually you know, by may feeder up on the desk and you know there's not much talk about. but today there's lots to talk about

because it's leading edge of a change. most of it will be tomorrow, but you can see the fog already now creeping up past point race parts of sonoma coast san mateo down towards santa cruz down to monterey. not making a big push inland, and it's also very shallow because held in check by warmer air aloft called an inversion, but the mere fact that it's there is going to lead to cooler weather for coast and i think san francisco as well. so some coastal fog still warm inland. but current thinking is there will be a late afternoon seabreeze kind of take the edge off, but still sixties seventies and eighties on your attempts today, alright, it's over to south. now it's 7 31. he is a fan of the fog. i know that, but we'll start with traffic or do you want to begin? well we want to start in the southeast, steve because we do have some slowing. if you're in san jose for driving, let's say from southern san jose want to show you the traffic is going to be busy. just just a lot of people who are trying to make the way basically west like that. 85 101 87 a lot of people coming from that way. if you're in sunnyvale and cupertino looks all right. if you're in mountain view, it's

a little bit slow driving that way. also as we look at the east bay here's highway 24 that looks all right. no major problems at the bay bridge, but it's crowded. 7 31, let's go back to the headlines. south thank you. governor gavin newsom has an event scheduled in the next 90 minutes or so where he'll be discussing california's commitment to protecting abortion rights. this follows the leak of a u. s supreme court draft opinion that shows the court could be close to overturning roe versus wade. the draft opinion is part of the court's review of the mississippi law that bans abortion after 15 weeks. chief justice john roberts confirmed the leaked document was legitimate and called for an investigation into the breach. there was a long held protocol of privacy around supreme court deliberations. so at this point there probably continuing to exchange dissenting opinions. concurrences the majority opinion, they're editing it. i think, frankly, as a result of the leak, and this could be part

of the purpose of the leak, that it's less likely that we will see changes now. the news outlet politico first obtained the draft opinion. it would only say it came from a person familiar with court proceedings. let's talk more now about the fallout over that leaked draft by welcoming lauren blanchard live in washington, d. c this morning. good morning, garcia. yeah this was a 98 draft opinion from the supreme court. the majority writer justice samuel alito in it. he basically says that ravi wade must be overruled that the constitution did not guarantee abortion rights. instead, he said, this was a matter for the states. the reason there was so much emotion that came out of this. leaked documents that we saw coast to coast protests is because nearly half of states in the united states have restrictive or total bans on abortion laws that would go in place. if roe v. wade is overturned, as i mentioned before, this is a draft opinion

, meaning it is not official. we do not expect to see that final ruling until sometime in june or july. that is near the end of the current term for the supreme court. chief justice john roberts in his statement, where he confirmed that it was an authentic draft that dated back in february. he said that this move this agree gis breach of trust would not change the way that the court does business and if they are going to continue on , of course, garcia, we will have to wait and see until that final ruling does come down to see which way the court does eventually go. back to the action of the league here. lauren chief justice roberts has called for an investigation. what if any consequences might the person responsible for the leak phase? well here's the thing this has never happened before, so there's no precedent for what would happen to this leaker. whether there are any sort of charges that could be brought against them. most likely this investigation will stay with the marshal of the court is justice. roberts has

asked them to do this investigation. it's not clear if any other agencies will get involved likely. the only thing that would happen is this. person could lose their job. if they in fact, do work for the court. there could be a disbarment if they are barred as well. and we just don't know who exactly did this if it was a law clerk, if it could be family of one of the justices, perhaps one of the justices themselves, we simply just don't know. let's talk about the court itself. we heard during confirmation hearings for amy coney barrett, some lawmakers calling for president biden to take action to expand the court beyond nine. where did those calls stand this morning? yes so we definitely heard more calls from that from the democratic side after this draft opinion, remember right now the current makeup of the court is 63 conservative, leaning on this draft opinion. five of the conservative justices were named on their everybody but the chief justice john roberts, so it's unclear

what the white house will do. the president hasn't really gone with some sort of a firm. um you know, he hasn't been firm saying that he does want to do this. obviously a lot of calls to increase the size of the court, especially from the progressive wing of the democratic party. but as of right now, it's not clear if the white house is going to make any other moves. republicans in this case very much calling foul. they say this was a motive. whoever leaked this was to intimidate the court. to try to get them to change their minds. all right, lauren blanchard live in d. c. thank you again this morning. 7 36 and new this morning, the president of the european commission says its 27 member nations could decide to completely ban russian oil by november. the european union leader says it will not be easy, but we simply have to work on it and quote members applauded her announcement when it was made. the eu president also proposes removing three of russia's largest banks from the swift international banking system. there are several new developments to bring you

regarding w n b a star britney griner, who is being held in russia. the biden administration is reclassifying brittney griner as being wrongfully detained. she was arrested at a moscow airport in february after the russian government said it found in her luggage. vape cartridges campaigning containing oil derived from cannabis. griner has a court hearing in two weeks she faces a decade in prison. her family is now working with former u. s ambassador to the u. n. bill richardson. to negotiate her release he's helped negotiate the release of americans held in other countries. the open city council ended its requirement for people to show proof of a covid vaccination or negative test to enter most public spaces. and that means no one now has to show a vaccination card or test results. to get into restaurants , bars, gyms, recreation centers, museums or concert venues in oakland, but not all council members supported that change. one of my concerns is that we are not kind of experts

here. we can certainly read. articles and understand some statistics that are that are published. but the sort of the public health agency decisions seemed to go one direction and we're going a different one. the council did leave in place the vaccine and test requirements for people going into assisted living centers and senior centers. it also added a mask requirement for indoor spaces, anyplace that they have more than 2500 people. one of the most contentious ballot races and contra costa county is the election for sheriff candidate ben thoreau is a richmond police officer, david livingston has served as contra costa sheriff for the past 12 years. they attended a public safety forum in pleasant hill last night, livingston faced questions about the handling of a deadly police shooting. that's the case of former deputy andrew hall, who was sentenced to six years in prison. for the shooting death of lattimer arboleda. the officer felt his life was in

danger. that's why he fired the shots that he did. we did a thorough investigation and we found he was within policy policies that come from the top. and transcend down to the bottom to the deputies actually have to do the work. if you haven't been on the ground as a law enforcement officer in the past five years. you have no idea what it's like out there. both candidates for d, a were also at the forum and agreed that working with law enforcement is the best way to get the job done , especially in cases such as the walnut creek, nordstrom smash and grab robberies. those who have been apprehended by law enforcement have been charged with serious crimes, including organized retail theft and robbery. i will continue to work as i am right now. um with all other counties and investigators to actively and proactively, um , identify and prosecute these organized retail theft cruise in our county. the election is june 7th all registered voters will receive a mail in ballot that

can be dropped off at the voting center, or they can cast it in person. new this morning, los angeles police confirmed that the man who attacked comedian dave chappelle was armed with the weapon that fires a knife blade. chappelle was performing last night at a netflix comedy concert at the historic hollywood bowl. witnesses say the man climbed to the front area and then tackled chappelle . several people rushed to help the comedian including security guards and actor jamie foxx. video of the aftermath was posted on social media. police are still trying to determine what sort of motive or what could have provoked the attack. if anything, the suspected attacker is recovering from superficial injuries. 7 40, let's get you out the door work school. it's all happening today. sal, where do we start? we'll start with the richmond bridge. garcia a and ali good morning to you both. it's not all that slow, which is good. there's a little bit of a slowdown, of course, but the bridges in general are doing okay. here it is. you can see it on your screen. if you're driving on 80 westbound heading down the macarthur made from the car. kenya's bridge 41 minutes is not great, but it's not as

bad as it was the first two days of the week and then you add another 15 or so here at the bay bridge toll plaza. and for driving in oakland, pbond eighties beginning to slow down a little bit, sam until bridge traffic is moderately heavy. i'm looking at the middle of the bay and 80 hayward is slow from about 2 38, which is saint lorenzo area into union city. 7 41. let's talk about today's weather here, steve. thank you, sir. well to forecasts because fog has come back to the coast. it's rather shallow. but it is making an impact for the coast. i think in san francisco as well, so a cooler forecast for them. inland temps will still be on the warm side agency, right. they're beginning to fill in. there's a lot there and it looks like it's continuing to margin so i don't think it's going anywhere. if anything, it will probably increase. because those water temps continue to be amazingly cold for this time of year, upper forties to very low fifties but from bodega bay, san francisco bowie to monterey 49 cold degrees, so cool to mild to warm depending on your proximity to the coast. fog returns they

can see breeze will kick in later today. the warmest day inland will be today we submitted eighties maybe a few operators for some of your far enough inland. the cooling begins, though for a little bit today, then for all tomorrow could be some drizzle on friday. the big news will continue to be on the on the weekend, especially sunday. it looks like some rain is possible for us. was serious. no sunday night into monday, not just a little bit, maybe six inches to a foot of snow. by the time we get to monday, fog returning cool to mild, so warm inland temps. it's going to be a big difference on those temps. if you work in the city or have to head west i'd need it's quite a cool off a little bit. i went on a cooler forecast for these locations. san francisco to 64. mallicoat to 76 oakland down to 72 san mateo to 74 inland tents probably won't change that much and might even bump up a few degrees. it's cooler in the city. i mean, yesterday was 55 to 58 at this time. you're seeing 48 to 53. so if we're down about five degrees or so 51 , berkeley, 50. oakland 53 san carlos. palo alto's already 54

59 brentwood, but still some 40 , especially mill valley, nevado, santa rosa and napa airport, napa airports way down compared to yesterday. 42 in boulder creek, upper forties capitalist 50th santa cruz. same for more gun hill and santa clara and campbell, both at 48 degrees strong, low coming out of the rockies, tapping into moisture that will be a big weather producer going across the country that would be a severe weather producer. our system is driving in a boy. there's a lot of activity coming across the pacific here. so after today, inland temps will start to cool off today, they'll still be warm. but the fog and the coast means sixties there. cooling begins big fog bank. the breeze will pick up the big story that continues to be the advertised. deep system coming in on this sunday into monday, which would produce rain for us . if it holds. we'll see still four days away, so a lot can happen. but the sierra not just a dusting, you're seeing a foot almost forecast for tahoe city, homewood and kirkland, both with a foot snow. that'd be late sunday monday, maybe even into tuesday. sixties seventies eighties today, tomorrow will be 50 60 seventies will continue

that cooler weather all the way into the weekend, you guys to the rain and snow better than ever. thank you, steve, preventing those morning aches and pains coming up, a new medical study reveals. the best and worst sleep positions and even offers some tips on how to stop snoring coming up in the eight o'clock hour, a good step forward for the proposed oakland a stadium at howard terminal after another meeting between the city and the team the next hour we're talking live with oakland mayor libby chef about what's next for efforts to keep the a's in oakland and what else is happening in the city? also ahead, one out of every seven women experience what's called peri partum depression during and after pregnancy coming up on mornings onto the nine we'll talk live with the doctor. about the warning signs and when to get help as we work mark world maternal mental health day today, stay with us.

fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians.

what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. mint and u. s transportation secretary norman mineta has died . he is remembered as someone who broke ethnic barriers during his career. he was the first asian american in many roles, including on the san jose city council. as mayor of san jose and all the way to the white house cabinet, but he's also being remembered for his humor and human touch just as much as his groundbreaking political career. i don't recall anybody saying, um mr mineta was norm norm, you know to him. ah that

was that was the way he liked it. as a child. manana and his family were among the thousands of japanese americans that the u . s government sent to internment camps during world war two. that experience helped spark his drive to help others facing discrimination. president biden is considering forgiving some federal student loan debt. the biden administration says the president can use executive action to forgive student loan debt if he doesn't and congressional action is required . there may be some republican support for targeted loan relief. white house says it's exploring the possibility of tying student loan relief to an income cap. president talked back on the campaign about taking steps or looking at steps to help people making less than $125,000 a year. the relief would only apply to federally backed student loans, not debt issued by private companies. recent study found the total cost of a plan to forgive $50,000 in federal student loan debt holders would be $1.6

trillion.07 48, now in covid is affecting some earnings reports coming in this morning also new research shows and improving situation for women executives are pam cook back in studio to discuss in dollars and cents nice to have some positive news. nearly half of the new appointees for fortune 500 rid. company board of directors were women. according to corporate research firm hydrates and struggles, the percentage of women on boards has increased from 19% to 29% since 2015 still some work to be done, but analysts say with the expectation that companies take bigger stands on social issues, there is an increased need for a variety of perspectives. some earnings reports came in right before that opening bell rang this morning in covid is having an impact on corporate earnings. cvs beat analysts expectations thanks in part to strong sales for those at home, covid tests and moderna reports $3.6 billion in net income for the first quarter sales for its vaccine more than tripled. from this time last year, taking a live

look at the markets little bit quieter day today after we have seen some pretty big swings in both directions, the dow jones you can see up just a little bit 26 points or so, but the s and p 500, the nasdaq are down and the nasdaq taking the biggest last. i'm just going to get the latest read on that it's down a full percentage point there for the nasdaq 12,000. 4 29. part of that a rough day on wall street for two best known ride hailing services lift stock has been down more than 33% this morning . that's after lift projected disappointing second quarter earnings. over shares suffered as a result, despite posting a surgeon revenue. uber also talked about some losses and investments and that stock now down as well this morning. linkedin has settled a pay dispute involving hundreds of female employees. the company has agreed to pay $1.8 million in back pay to nearly 700 women

at in san francisco and sunnyvale offices. the women accused linkedin of systemic, gender based pay discrimination. they say they were paid noticeably less than men in the same or similar jobs in the settlement. linkedin denies the claims and as interest rates are set to continue to increase with that fed meeting, wrapping up today, owning a home is getting more difficult. report from thea association of realtors found te bay area. can afford to buy a house at the median purchase price, which is now nearly $1.4 million.10 years ago. more than half of households in california could afford the median home price. the report also said the most affordable county in the bay area is solano county, where 36% of households can afford. the median priced home there, which is $600,000 cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you. all right now to the question. what kind of sleeper are you? researchers have long tried to determine the best and

worst sleeping positions. doctors at the mayo clinic are now recommending sleeping on your side. they say that position can reduce snoring. help stop airways from collapsing and can avoid neck and backaches. researchers say that side sleeping is particularly helpful for pregnant women. the study shows sleeping on your stomach, constrain your neck and spine. so back front or side. there you go. there's the answer side sleepers on board with that sleeper, but no sleeping behind the wheel because the morning commute is going to tell us has been pretty busy this morning. it's been busy. it hasn't been as bad as it was yesterday. in my humble opinion, it's been more of a routine commute. and that includes interstate 80. if you're driving in from valeo, and you see it down to the mcarthur maze has taken about 48 minutes, which i don't know that it's not great, but it's about normal for this time and you get to the bay bridge and normal delay again. 15 to 20 minutes. no major issues on the bridge. this is a look at interstate 80 have been so today has been

better. yesterday we had kind of a bad day in contra costa county. you might remember 68. he was very slow this morning. it's just about ordinary, like on the same mateo bridge and the east bay in general. this commute is slow from hayward, fremont. and slowing in stretches between livermore and dublin. so it is slow. it's just not as unusual as yesterday. 7 53. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you , sir. well we have a forecast for the coast and one for inland. that's because yesterday it was clear for all pretty easy, but today. temperatures are going to be cooler for something that's because fog is coming back now it's held in check because the air aloft is still pretty warm, and that's called in your version, so it's mainly confined to the coast. what we call very shallow, but the mere fact that it's back it's going to lead to a cooler patterned coast and bay inland temps still bumping up will go submit maybe a few upper eighties. this will be the warmest day inland by far, maybe for a week or so, but fog returns and offshore and onshore breeze will replace the offshore we had yesterday. so 60 seventies eighties warmest temps

again will be today. although the coast in bay are going to cool off after a warm day for some yesterday forties fifties on the temps only 1 60. that's a brentwood but we're down about for about anywhere from 2 to 8 degrees, almost 10 napa airports way down compared to yesterday. same to the north here forties fifties on the temps 43 point race, but 52 napa 50 sonoma. they were in the upper fifties dinner 60 at this time yesterday. the high is going to lose its grip after today's series of rather strong system for mayor on their way, so fog returns for the coast. it'll still be warm inland. do think. in the afternoon sea breeze will begin to pick up its heels. a little bit cooling begins for all tomorrow with a much bigger fog bank and everything is pointing towards a return to maybe some may rain so much friday, but it looks like sunday into monday was serious. no and maybe not a little bit. maybe more than six inches to a foot looks to be in the forecast here. we'll see if this holds still four days away, so a lot can change, but that's a big jump up compared to yesterday on them on the amounts 60 seventies

eighties after today. we all cool off and it was really cool off, especially as we head to the weekend there, ali, february weather in may. thank you, steve. we're coming up on mornings on two. we're going to introduce you to a pack of adorable puppies are about to board a cross country flight will explain where they're headed. and who they are going to be helping once they reach their destination, plus retiredr posey has just listed his second california property up next an inside look at his 106 acre estate in butte county. and when giants fans can see their former formal farewell to the all star

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i between the warriors and memphis grizzlies is on saturday at chase center. the series is tied at one all after another exciting back and forth down to the wire finished. steph curry scored 27 points, but the dubs struggled to hit shots. the grizzlies john marin went off for 47 points, including key shots at the end game. the warriors lost one of 6 to 1. oh, one. afterwards the warriors were still angry about the foul on gary payton. the second take a look at this. he was hit on the head and fractured his left elbow. when he landed on the court. he will have an m r i today. tampa bay tampa bay rays today at the coliseum. the a's will try to rebound from last night's disappointment. they started well, scoring five runs in the first inning, including a grand slam from third baseman kevin smith. the rays chipped away in tied the game in the ninth and then went on to score five runs in the 10th inning to win 10 to 7. for the giants will

look for more offense when they take on the dodgers in game two of their series tonight in los angeles. the opener live up lived up to the promise of a pitcher's duel. both teams struggled to score, but the doctors won the game. 321 which included a two run single in the second inning, the giants could only scratch out one run for the entire game, and former giant star buster posey does not appear to have any plans of continuing to live in northern california. anytime soon. you'll recall he sold his lafayette home after retiring from baseball last year. now he's put up for sale. his 106 acre ranch in butte county. he's asking for $3.9 million for the property includes two creeks and the lake. posey says he would often go duck hunting or fishing with his family there. he recently retired as catcher and he'll be back at oracle park on saturday , and that's where fans can show their appreciation on buster posey day. the abortion rights debate

following a leaked draft from the u. s supreme court that shows justices have the votes to reverse roe v. wade what's expected today after a day of protests and political maneuvering. past, local lawmakers are speaking out and sharing very personal stories about abortion rights, choice and safety. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two and good morning to you. welcome the mornings onto claudine wong. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's wednesday. may 4th let's get you outside of this gorgeous sunshine. paulsen this is a really you know where you live, determines what you see outside. isn't that the truth? you too. if you're near the coast, you might have to bundle up a little bit. it's going to be much cooler for inland. all signs say will begin in the eighties. maybe a few operators, but when you get the fall coming back see that little circulation that's called a coastal any that usually enhances the fog bank which leads me to believe it will be significantly cooler in san francisco, but that fog's too shallow to make a big impact

inland. tomorrow will, but not today. so wednesday weather as a forecast for those close to the ocean, and if you're there, it'll be cooler. if you're not, it'll be warm. but i do think a late seabreeze does kick in so anywhere from sixties to mid may be a few operators far enough away from the coast. alright sal's here eight o'clock where do you want to start this time? so let's go to contra costa county, steve. we do have some slow traffic and a new crash reported on 2 42, which is the freeway between highway four and 6 80. a lot of people use it and you crash shot down to 42 at gregory lane right there at 6 80. and we have some slowing in pleasant hill as well. even after that, heading down to walnut creek. it's a little better today than it was yesterday. but it's still a little bit slow, and this commute has become kind of a late one for people who drive it on this free. we're heading over to oakland. you can see right here on the richmond bridge. there is some late slowing as well and that the issue of freeway now we're up to almost an hour to drive between the cartoonist bridge in the maze. and slowing at the toll plaza. you don't want let's go back to the headlines. thank you in the

coming days and weeks, more demonstrations will focus on the supreme court's draft opinion that chose justices have the votes to overturn roe v. wade. large protests were held across the country yesterday, including in new york city. both sides of the abortion battle rallied outside the supreme court in washington, d. c all day here in the bay area. san jose, san francisco and oakland were home to some of the largest protests. that leaked draft decision from the supreme court has reignited the already heated debate over abortion rights across the united states. ktvu is amanda quintana live in our newsroom with protesters in california and state leaders say about the possibility the court will overturn that landmark decision. well once people heard about that possibility, many people took to the streets to voice their concerns. yesterday abortion rights supporters marched through san francisco's mission neighborhood and the castro and rallied in front of the federal building. another group took to the federal building in oakland. attendees say they are frustrated by the draft majority opinion leaked.

and this is their way of telling the u. s. supreme court that they want to defend and expand roe v. wade not see it overturned, extremely angry at the draft decision that was released and i'm extremely concerned for my and my daughter's future. i work with patients every day who are giving birth and it's important that they have that choice. and i think at the end of the day abortions are part of healthcare. we all deserve quality healthcare when i wanted people to know that there are california attorney general stands with them will fight with them. and i will use the full authority of the law and the full power of our office to protect the constitutional right to an abortion. governor gavin newsom will be in los angeles this morning to discuss an amendment to show the state's commitment to safeguarding reproductive freedom. meanwhile, the archdiocese of san francisco has released a statement for the opposite end of the argument, saying california's attempt to protect abortion rights will quote destroy families lives and significantly limit the ability of the catholic church in

california to protect the unborn . the statement also calls for catholics to actively and publicly opposed the amendment. newsom's event will start at 9 15 this morning. we will bring you the details on his plans as soon as it begins, president joe biden also just began a speech about the economy. but this is the first time we've heard from the president following that opinion leak, so he also could speak about abortion rights live in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu fox two news. alright, thank you, amanda. well california senate president pro tem toni atkins joined members of the women's caucus and planned parenthood at the state capitol yesterday. they vowed to move quickly to introduce a constitutional amendment to make abortion rights permanent in the state. california has long, long recognized the fundamental right to privacy and to control over one's own body. the legislative women's caucus is also introducing a bill that would help women from outside of california obtain abortions in the state if more bands go into

place. we don't want to leave women in in desperation and we do not want deaths, so we are going to do our best to create a welcoming and safe environment with the ability to support them. in march, governor newsom signed a bill eliminating out of pocket costs for abortions. it is part of a package of 13 total bills focused on making abortion more accessible and protecting providers and patients. democratic women in particular serving in congress expressed immediate outrage about that draft opinion. 11 years ago, peninsula congresswoman jackie speier became the first woman on the house floor to talk about having an abortion. she says that message gave other women the power to share their experiences. oakland congresswoman barbara lee is also talked about her decision as a 15 year old to go to mexico to have an abortion. it's very personal, but i don't want this to happen to other people. what happened to me? it was horrible, but i had to do that. that was

my decision. but you know what i survived. so many black women during that period didn't survive because of coat hanger abortions. many female members of congress, including congresswoman lee and sphere are encouraging the senate to pass the women's health protection act, which would make access to abortion a legal right across the country. it has already passed in the house, but it does not have enough support in the senate to avoid a filibuster by abortion opponents, political analysts say the supreme court's draft opinion could influence this year's midterm elections. we spoke with donna crane, a political science lecturer at san jose state university. i think this leak drops a hand grenade right in the middle of the midterm elections. i think it's going to greatly agitate both sides. it may possibly increased turnout on both sides , the conventional wisdom and certainly my experience was that when there's a when the issue of reproductive freedom gets

dropped into the middle of a campaign, it tends to benefit the democratic approach. choice side more. we'll see if that pattern holds. crane says she expects to see both democrat and republican candidates scrambling to make sure their positions are known, leading up to the midterms and stay with ktvu as we continue our coverage of the leaked supreme court documents. you can also find more details, including what led to this draft decision on our website. that's ktvu .com this morning. the investigation is underway into a deadly shooting in berkeley last night. it happened on channing way near san pablo avenue. police tell berkeley side they responded to reports of a gunshot at about 9:30 p.m. police say they initially started investigating it as a suicide, then quickly determined it was a homicide. this death marks berkeley second homicide of the year. a number of people were shot in san jose last night. in separate shootings, two men were shot around 11 o'clock on williamsburg drive near the san jose campbell boundary. the other shooting happened around 11 30 last night

on gramercy place in the alum rock neighborhood. police say all three victims have non life threatening injuries. no one's been arrested. police say they don't think the shootings are related. well one of the bay area's covid expert says he's starting to mask up again chair of the ucsf department of medicine. dr robert walker says the asymptomatic testing rate is a good metric for how widespread covid is in the bay area. he says the rate has tripled in the last few weeks, and san francisco, which means there could be as many as one in 30. people testing positive for covid without showing symptoms and despite a court order striking down the mask mandate, the cdc is renewing a recommendation that people wear masks on transit. it is recommending anyone over two years old, where a mask on planes and on trains and they are making that recommendation because of increased covid cases . let's see what the morning commute holds for us relatively late birds who hit the road this time, sal that's right. these are the later commuters and we do have kind of a longer delay

for those who wait until this hour, but sometimes you do what you have to do what you have to do. i get that 47 minutes, though. yesterday it was a little more so at least we're getting improvement. dr between the cartoonist bridge and the maze, and then there is a backup at the toll plans. it does seem to be improving. so if you're going to go anytime after, i'd say 8, 30 or nine might be the best bet for you. 8 80 is slowing down, though, and so is 5 80 getting into downtown oakland. san mateo bridge is improving, so we kind of have a mixed bag. some commutes improve others not quite just yet. eight or nine. let's go back to the desk. well coming up a contentious race in the east bay candidates for contra costa county sheriff face off in a public safety forum, the fallout from a deadly police shooting at the center of that debate, also a good step forward for the proposed oakland a stadium at howard terminal after another meeting between the city and the team up next, we're talking live with oakland mayor libby chef about what's next for efforts to about what's next for efforts to keep the aids rooted in oakland.

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economic boost for oakland and would not have a negative impact on business at the port of oakland. this president dave cavill called the report a good step forward. i think we're on track you had the advice committee. uh you know, saying no. and so i think that puts us in a great position for the june 2nd hearing. where there'll be a lot of public comment, additional dialogue and debate. following the june 2nd hearing. there will be a vote on june 30th by the bay conservation and development commission on whether to remove howard terminal from its seaport plan and affirmed the vote would allow the a's and the city to move forward with the stadium project. let's talk more about the proposed east ballpark and other issues on the minds of oakland ear's by welcoming as we do every month, oakland mayor libby shaft mornings on two thanks for being with us. good morning garcia out there on opening day i shoulder to shoulder with dave cavill. is it frustrating to you as it is to so many a's fans that the a's keep talking about parallel paths and still seeing what las vegas might have to offer the

team? garcia it doesn't feel very parallel to me. i see the a's with their shoulders. to the wheel in making howard terminal reality and that's what i keep my focus song because that's what oakland needs someone who is watching thi for oakland ear's for generations to come. and i believe that is the project. we have. in front of the city council coming up very, very soon. when will you and when can oakland or say alright, it's a done deal the ballparks getting built. i think by the end of this year all of the definitive boats and approvals will have happened. it's very exciting. we are right in the thick of finalizing all the little details. and this recent recommendation by b. c. d c is a huge deal. um this is the

commission that has to approve. removing planned from port priority use and allowing other uses on it and the fact that's stand up some information that that advisory committee did not have with. they took their split vote, but that there is plenty of capacity at alright, i'll have to newark bay will be good . so you know what? i do hate to do this all pas a second, because we're losing quite a bit of your audio. i don't know if it's if it's on our under yours, we may have to revisit this. but if we can id like to move on to another topic that we talked about every time we're lucky to have you on mornings on to and that is public safety and homicides in january, coming off a very violent 2021 mayor, you promised a doubling down on oakland ceasefire strategy and double the number of violence interrupters who go to homicide scenes to hospital beds, talking to those directly involved in violent crime in oakland. or focus now on lakeshore avenue right near lake merritt, because that area has seen four

homicides in the past six months. what do you think is happening there on lake shore? you know what i apologize? it looks like that audio problem turned into a much bigger problem. we're going to work to get mayor libby schaaf back here on mornings on to a number of questions about public safety education in oakland. so we appreciate you joining us. we'll work out those kinks and get her back to you. hopefully later on this morning, it's a busy one. so we'll we'll bring her back in, hopefully soon and in the meantime, sal how are the roads looking? they're okay. as a matter of fact, it's pretty typical slow and that's what we're going to see right now. here at the commute between the car kenya's bridging the mcarthur maze, no major issues here. when you do get to the bay bridge toll plans that there is a little bit of a delay with nothing unusual there on the spin. northbound 80 is slowing down and so is 5 80. so we do have some slow traffic now. what we call the late commute not too bad on the same mateo where the dumbarton bridge. i do want to

mention that 8 80 is pretty slow getting into union city and the south day commuters especially slow in the southeast part of the bay try or of the south. they trying to get over to cupertino at 8 16. let's bring stephen with today's weather. all right, sal. thank you. we have to forecast one to the west and one inland that one to the west has brought back some fog, and it's filling in, although it's not making a big push inland. it is going up and down the coast, starting to fill in now only on the sonoma coast. like it's trying to get closer there down towards santa cruz going right past them towards monterey in monterey bay, but it looks like some of that fog will start to work its way in, and it's banked up pretty solid now, and most of them are in khost. san mateo, san francisco, western edge of san francisco and on down towards parts of the santa cruz coast. so that's a big change from yesterday and you knew it would happen when the water temps for this cold bodega bay, san francisco, bowie and monterey all at 49 brisk degrees, so once you lose an east wind or north wind it's just a matter of moments. really. before that fall comes back so cool to mild to warm fog

returns. i think a breeze will pick up more mistake inland. they'll get some mid eighties far enough inland, you might get some upper eighties there's still some pretty warm air loft. big change those starts today on the coast for all tomorrow. could get some light rain to the north. more likely drizzle on friday weekend changes, especially on sunday. going into monday. rain looks likely for some on sunday with sierra snow as well today if you're over by the beaches looks much cooler. after seventies and eighties for some yesterday, not today. fog returns called mild, warm inland. i do think there was seabreeze will begin to establish itself later today, so i went for these locations cooler. inland temps, referring to the way you'll probably bump up but san francisco vallejo, oakland, san mateo, i brought those arrows down. there's just too much fog out there. forties fifties sixties catlin observation calistoga 60, brentwood 63. they'll be probably in the upper eighties, but other locations probably more in the mid eighties here, a lot of energy lot of systems now taking aim coming across the pacific here going to nudge this high out of here. and we're going in for a dramatic change. so fog returns cooler coastal warm inland. do you think of sea

breeze, though it only be just i think late afternoon. it'll start to really kick in cooling begins. big fog bank breezy. everything now says there could be some rain friday to the north, but more likely everything is saying sunday is the day of possible rain for us, and not only that, but serious snow. now these these projections have gone way up as in a foot. between sunday night and monday for homewood and kirkwood. so if you have travel plans on sunday stay tuned to the latest forecast that could be a tough drive sixties seventies eighties. today tomorrow, it's all about cooling and more so as we go into the weekend, you guys steve. thank you. comedian dave chappelle attacked on stage in southern california. a suspected attacker has taken away on a stretcher coming up what happened during his performance last night and the quick response after the attack. plus a new report on the devastation in mariupol. what we're learning about a deadly attack last month and where russia is advancing today. if you're a small business,

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to keep san francisco safe. take ukrainian city of mary appall where hundreds of people are still inside. smoke was seen rising today from the large steel plant where ukrainian troops and civilians have taken shelter. more than 100. civilians were evacuated earlier this week. some 200 remain we're now hearing that the russian airstrike back in march on a theater being used as a bomb shelter in mary paul was deadlier than initially reported. and associated press

investigation finds evidence the attack killed close to 600 people, almost twice as many as was previously thought. the navy has changing its report on what caused a deadly helicopter crash off the coast of san diego last year. five crew members died in that crash, including navy lieutenant bradley foster, who graduated from cal maritime in vallejo. in 2015. the helicopter was landing on board an aircraft carrier but hit the ship's deck and then rolled into the ocean. investigators first thought the crash was caused by pilot error. but now they say a hose in that engine failed, causing severe vibrations, which made the seahawk helicopter hit that deck. three people face multiple murder charges in connection to a mass shooting in downtown sacramento. last month. the sacramento county da's office says smiley martin and his brother, deandre martin, both feet three murder charges for the deaths of three people killed in the shooting. investigators also charged and told the peyton with three counts of murder, he has yet to be found. police say the three others who were killed have been

confirmed as gang members involved in the gun battle. when individuals. are involved in a gun battle. and they kill innocent bystanders. all participants in that gun battle. are responsible for the death of those innocent bystanders. it doesn't matter whose bullet killed who alexander. six people died in that shooting 12. others were injured in the early morning hours of april. 3rd the d a. says this is an ongoing investigation and more charges could be coming. a san jose police officer is accused of being under the influence while on the job at san jose police search for a kidnapped baby last week. one of their members is alleged to have been working with the case. while impaired. the unnamed patrolmen's blood alcohol level was nearly twice the legal limit. mayor sam liccardo is now calling for department wide drug testing of all officers and not just those in specialty units. doing so well enable. department to

identify those officers who need help. need to get treatment. and critically. keep those officers. off the street. all of this follows the revelation that the death of former rookie san jose police officer dijon packer was due to a fentanyl overdose. the 24 year old former san jose state football player was found dead in his milpitas apartment. back in march, a new memorial in san francisco honors victims of gun violence. former arizona congresswoman gabrielle giffords came to the bay area as part of her nationwide safety campaign. her group set up nearly 3500 vases of white flowers that soup biermann park right across from the ferry building. each base was meant to represent a life taken by gun violence in california since 2020 our lives can change so quickly. minded when i was shot, but i never gave up hope. i'm really learning so many things. how to

walk, how to talk, and i'm biting to make the country safer. san francisco mayor london breed joined giffords and calling on federal, state and local governments to approve tougher gun laws. giffords has unveiled similar vase and flower memorials in cities including new york, miami and los angeles. remembering norman mineta, the impact left behind by the groundbreaking lawmaker and what those who worked most closely with him are saying about his legacy, also making changes to vaccine requirements by oakland is dropping some of its rules about tests and vaccines and the city leader

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knid states following a leaked draft opinion from the u. s. supreme court that recommends road versus wade overturned. we have a live report from washington in just minutes for you. also a man free climbed the entire salesforce towers, people watched from the street below and inside their own offices, the message he hoped to send by doing something he knew would get him arrested. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to have a friend who works at salesforce and he said, we could not believe what we were seeing. it is frightening. just even to watch. climbing is very scary. definitely was. we'll talk more about that in a 2nd 1st. we're so glad that you're with us. i'm gasia mikaelian claudine wong. today is wednesday. may 4th let's talk about our weather

beautiful outside, but depending on where you might be, might not be seeing this view, steve, that is correct. the fog is really filling in on a lot of the coast inland. it won't matter. it'll still be warm, but as two separate forecast one for the coast because so much fog has come back, even though it's very shallow. it's down on the deck. but look at that l circulation of the west has called a coastal leading, says a little low there. and that that can enhance the fog bank and it's filling in rapidly except for starting to even fill in on southern parts of mendocino coast and sonoma coast, zipping right by santa cruz down to monterey, but it's there. so it's going to make for a forecast of cooler conditions for the coast and in san francisco, still warm inland with some eighties, maybe a few operators. there's too much warm air aloft called an inversion, which is going to give some warm chance. but there will be a late breeds so 60 seventies. lower to mid may be a few upgrades. big changes start tomorrow. alright over to sound. now he's been all over the map at 8 30 last time contra costa county this time south bay, steve, we do have some slowing there if you're driving in the silicon valley. especially if you're driving from the eastern part of san

jose. trying to get west. you can see a lot of slowing on 87 85 101 and even 2 80. i can show you one on one kind of crowded here. and this is the part where it starts. solution up to 80 is also a little crowded, although things are getting better, and if you're going to the pay bridge, things are improving their as well. if you want to wait a little longer, you might even get better as we get closer to nine o'clock at 8 31. let's go back to the headlines this morning. the president of the european commission says its 27 member nations could decide to completely ban russian oil by november, the european union leader says quote it will not be easy, but we simply have to work on it. members applauded her announcement. the president also proposes removing three of russia's largest banks from the swift international banking system. there are several new developments to bring you regarding w. n. b a star britney griner, who is being held in russia. the biden administration is re classifying her as being wrongfully detained. she was arrested at a moscow airport in february after the russian

government says it found in her luggage vape cartridges containing oil derived from cannabis. griner has a court hearing in two weeks she faces a decade in prison. her family is now working with the former united states ambassador to the u. n bill richardson to negotiate her release. he's helped negotiate the release of americans held in other countries. with the oakland city council ended the requirement for people to show proof of a covid vaccination or negative test results to enter most public places. and that means no one has to show a vaccination card or test results to go into restaurants, bars, gyms, recreation centers, museums or concert venues in oakland. but not all council members supported that change. one of my concerns is that we are not kind of experts here. we can certainly read. articles and understand some statistics that are that are published. but the sort of the public health agency decisions seemed to go one direction and we're going a

different one. the council did leave in place. the vaccine and test result requirement for assisted living centers and senior centers. it also added a mask requirement for indoor spaces and events with more than 2500 people. while the food and drug administration says covid-19 vaccines for the youngest children may be available next month. the fda has not yet approved vaccines for children younger than five years old. the agencies outside panel of experts is set to meet on june 8th as well as later in the month. to review applications from moderna and fight, sir. that would be in line with the final meetings before official approval of earlier vaccines. if that's the case, this time, the shots could be available before the end of june. happening today, candidates running for mayor of san jose will answer questions on how they will lead that city if elected. the form tonight is expected to include a range of topics including transportation , housing and development issues . the six candidates have said they will appear are cindy chavez, jim spence, marshall woodman, see deb davis, raul paralysis and matt mehan? the

forum will be held at saint john vianney community center in east san jose at 6 31 of the most contentious ballot races and contra costa county is the election for sheriff candidates . ben theriot is richmond police officer david livingston, who has served as contra costa county sheriff for the past 12 years, is also running. they attended a public safety form in pleasant hill last night, livingston faced questions about the handling of a deadly police shooting. that's the case of former deputy andrew hall, who was sentenced to six years in prison for the shooting death of lattimer arboleda. the officer felt his life was in danger. that's why he fired the shots that he did. we did a thorough investigation and we found he was within policy policies that come from the top. and transcend down at the bottom to the deputies actually have to do the work if you haven't been on the ground as a law enforcement officer in the past five years. you have no idea what it's like out there. both candidates for d a were also at the forum and are agree that working with law enforcement agencies is the best way to get the job done,

especially in cases such as the walnut creek, nordstrom smash and grab robberies. those who have been apprehended by law enforcement have been charged with serious crimes, including organized retail theft and robbery. i will continue to work as i am right now. um with all other counties and investigators to actively and proactively, um , identify and prosecute these organized retail theft cruise in our county. the election is june 7th all registered voters will receive a mail in ballot that can be dropped off at a voting center, or they can cast that ballot in person. new this morning. los angeles police are confirming that the men who attacked comedian dave chappelle was armed with a weapon that fires a knife blade. chappelle was performing last night at a netflix comedy concert at the historic hollywood bowl. witnesses say the men climbed to the front area and then tackled chappelle. several people rushed to help the comedian including security guards and actor jamie foxx. video of the aftermath was posted on social media. police

are still looking for a motive in that attack that attack the suspect is recovering from superficial injuries. alright, let's get straight back to oakland mayor libby schaaf. joining us live again here. we were talking public safety a minute ago before we were interrupted by tech problems. we're glad you're back. let's focus on what you told us here on mornings onto back in january, you promised a doubling down on oakland ceasefire strategy and double the number of violence interrupters when it comes to violence in this city will focus on what's happening on lakeshore ad right near lake merritt. that area has seen four homicides in the past six months. the city council president who represents the area says police need to get tougher on loiterers. do you think that police are doing enough to enforce existing laws in that part of oakland? well listen until we address our police staffing problem. we are not going to be able to increase patrols, but i do want to commend police and the department of transportation are taking immediate action. they're changing the parking regulations to allow the residents in that

nearby high rise to actually occupy all the parking spaces immediately. we also are going to have a night patrol. we are going to ask officers to write their reports in that cold a sack so that we have constant presence. i know this brings no comfort to anyone who has been a victim of crime, especially violent crime. but this doubling down of our effort is showing some forward momentum. year to date are homicides and shootings are down 17% garcia. let's hope that trend holds here in oakland. lets move. but stay with opd here. um almost two decades of federal oversight for the oakland police department. a judge could really any day now shift opd to one year sustainability period to essentially make sure opd can hang onto the progress made before removing the department from federal oversight. what kinds of talks are you having with your police chief? about what comes next? keeping it going. gaussian the court appointed monitor said. this is

a milestone and just so oakland ear's no negotiated settlement agreement really held us to a higher standard, and that is what we are committed to continuing to do. oakland is determined to lead the country and being the most professional and progressive. police department in america. how does oakland leave behind that unfortunate long legacy that so many oakland as may still have you and just your time as mayor have seen a number of police chiefs take that office, there was still a lot of anger and resentment over past harm's done by opd. how do you really take the department and your city forward from that. garcia on friday, we graduated a new class of cadets, um, class that had many more oakland natives in it, a more diverse class, especially trying to get more women into this profession. and that is how we will write the next chapter of american policing because we

are at a moment of evolution. it is what the community demands and deserves, and we in oakland are ready for the challenge. a lot of eyes on oakland, as is always the case. oakland mayor libby chef i'm glad you were able to rejoin us this morning. we'll see you in a few weeks, if not before. thank you. gracias. thank you. all right. time now is 8 39 certainly lots to talk about and talk about with the weather as the fall kings around. it makes a little interesting this morning, steve. about right behind you. my goodness. look at that. what do you say? look at that. yeah, there's someone's dancing. is there well, they were waving. how about that can see through the windows. we've never been able to confirm that. i don't think so. no that there cannot see through the window. i have a friend of mine had a boat out of alameda harbor and you could look up but you couldn't see inside, okay? we do have big fog bank out there. where out there. if you just go west and satellite shows you what's going on. look at that. i mean, it is really filled in rapidly, although the bases are very shallow, very low down on the

deck. still though, it's going to be cooler on the coast and in san francisco, not enough to forget to make a big impact. inland water temps are making a huge impact of the fog to form that fast does not surprise me in water temps are in the upper forties that is really cold. cool to warm here. 60 seventies eighties fog returns. we'll get an afternoon breeze. warmest day will be today from any inland locations, everything that was pointing towards firm a significant change on the way cooling begins for all tomorrow. i have some drizzle on friday and the weekend changes much cooler, windy and rain looks likely for many, especially north of, say, san pablo bay on sunday was serious snow so cool coast warm away even be cooler in san francisco. warm may and inland but mid eighties but i do think in afternoon seabreeze does show itself later today. san francisco vallejo oakland cemetery and cooling them down. there's just too much fog there. and that breeze will pick up inland temps that will still be pretty warm forties fifties, brown was already 66. so they will be in the upper eighties today, but san francisco at 58. they're they're they're they're cool off today. and you can see

why there's a lot of energy coming across the pacific. it'll start tomorrow with some cooling, bigger fog bank and then wonder all watching his sunday and the monday this looks like not only some rain for us, depending on which forecast model you believe but there are amounts for this year have gone up up up six inches to a foot. that would be on sunday night into monday, sixties seventies eighties on the temps today, tomorrow, it's all about cooling. and then much much cooler. you guys going into the weekend, steve. thank you without the understanding, support and treatment, peri partum depression can have a devastating impact on women and their families coming up on the nine an important talk with the doctor about the resources available to new and

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.

mews the nation following the leak of a draft decision overturning roe versus wade reporter lauren blanchard live for us in washington, d c with the fallout involving demonstrators and lawmakers, lauren good morning, claudine. abortion issues now front and center in the national discussion. still the future of federally protected abortion rights throughout the country will not be decided for at least a couple more months. for two generations, women have been able to make their choices about when and if they want to have

children, and this completely ignores the reality of women's lives, grievously decided on principles that weren't held in the constitution. and it's time that that's reflected in the unborn are given an equal right to life. unprecedented leak of the supreme court draft opinion on overruling roe v. wade. quickly showing how divided the nation is nearly 50 years after the 1973 landmark case, what are the next things that are going to be attacked democrats now hoping to get their base to unify over the possibility that roughly half of states will put in place bans or restrictions on abortions? we need to make sure that we are doing everything we can at the ballot box and in the streets. republicans say the problem is the leak and many agree with the majority opinion writer justice samuel alito that the government should not be making abortion laws for the states. the states make decisions of massachusetts wants to pass abortion laws. it's up for the up to the people of massachusetts to make that decision if texas wants to pass

more restrictive laws, they can do that. and here's the thing congress could buck the supreme court and pass a law protecting abortion rights. senate majority leader chuck schumer has said he plans to bring one up for the vote. however despite all of the democratic passion, the thing is , they just simply do not have the votes. claudine right. lauren blanchard. thank you so much for that report. or former south bay congressman and u. s transportation secretary norman mineta has died. he is being remembered as someone who broke ethnic barriers. he was the first asian american in many roles, including on the san jose city council as mayor and all the way to the white house cabinet. but he is also being remembered for his humor and human touch as much as his groundbreaking political career. i don't recall anybody saying, um mr mineta was norm norm, you know to him. ah, that was that was the way he liked it. as a

child. manetta and his family were among the thousands of japanese americans the u. s government sent to internment camps during world war two. that experience helped spark his drive to help others facing discrimination. they meet up a big difference in, um this nation's understanding that you do not incarcerate people just because they look like the enemy enormously from this common leadership style. his deadpan humor. and his sincere love for public service. in congressman it was responsible for nearly 500 bills in his more than 20 years, and that included the americans with disabilities act . he served as transportation secretary for president george w. bush. and during that time he oversaw the creation of the cefalu in the september 11th attacks. the san jose airport was named in his honor. well. shares and services go based uber and lyft are dropping this morning after warnings in their earnings reports. wall street overall, is cautious ahead of

the fed's important announcement on interest rates pen cook back upstairs now with dollars and cents, the fed wrapping up their policy meeting today, so we will get that official news. the fed is widely expected to raise interest rates by half a point, but investors will listen closely for hints about rate hikes going forward. the fed is trying to address rising inflation without sending the u. s economy into a recession. now ahead of the fed report today, stocks dropped when that opening bell ring this morning. one stock that is doing well this morning, airbnb just coming in with a very strong quarterly report and forecast for the year ahead as people are traveling again. taking you live to the new york stock exchange. dow jones now down just slightly. it was up in the last hour. the s and p 500, losing a little bit more than a third of a percent in the nasdaq down one and a quarter percent. 4 12,009 for the nasdaq has text talks have really been hurt recently despite reporting surging revenue for the first quarter. uber stock is down as well

following a warning from lift both san francisco based ride share companies report business is definitely coming back from the pandemic close. however lifs prices drive people out of the rideshare business. uber ceo says they are not in the same situation, however, uber stock also down about 10% today. the company behind the turbotax tax filing program will pay $141 million to customers across the u. s this comes after those customers were deceived by misleading promises of free tax filing services under the terms of the settlement signed by the attorneys general of all 50 states mountain view based into it will suspend turbotax is free, free free ad campaign and pay restitution to nearly 4.4 million taxpayers, consumers are expected to receive a direct payment of approximately $30 for

each year that they were deceived into paying. for filing their taxes and as interest rates are set to continue to increase today after that fed meeting owning a home is getting more difficult in california in particular. a new report from the california association of realtors found only 17% of households in the bay area can afford to buy a house at the median purchase price, which is now nearly $1.4 million.10 years ago, more than half of households in california could afford the median home price. the report also said the most affordable county by the way in the bay area is solano county, where 36% of households can afford. the median priced home still weigh less than 50. but that median price their $600,000 pam cook, that's a look at your dollars and cents. alright thanks, pam. alright, let's talk about our roads and our traffic on this wednesday morning and think about it. it's wednesday. we made it alright wednesday, south. oh no. there's a

microphone button on our end or yours needs to be. there we go. i hear something. all right. can you hear me? now there you go. south bong 8 80. we do have salt slow traffic this morning as you drive from hayward over to union city in fremont. it is still pretty slow during this stretch . so this is the late morning commute. i also see that some of these other commutes are going to be just a little bit too slow . look at look at the 85. you can see a lot of slow traffic. from the cambrian park area all the way up to cupertino, and there's one on one. it's moderately heavy, so give yourself plenty of time. there's 2 80 in san jose again. still some heavy traffic and at the bay bridge. it's improving. but if you can wait another half hour or so i think it will be better for you driving into san francisco. it's 8 51. let's go back to steve. with today's weather. that's what i'm gonna do. so i'm going to wait a half hour. okay i'm going. okay thank you, sir. fog has come back, boy. i'll say now again. the bases are way down here so it can't make much of an impact.

there's too much warm air aloft. so inland it will still be in the mid eighties, maybe a few pushing the upper eighties. but that's a huge change from yesterday. the wind is not a factory yet, but i think it will be later on so cool over by the coast and in san francisco. yet still warm inland. when there's that much fog. it's only a matter of time before that sea breeze kicks in, so we'll go 60 seventies and eighties. so a big spread here forties fifties on the tap sixties. for some, i mean, already wanna creek brentwood in there. so we'll start off starting to warm up some locations so close to the coast and around the city were also running cooler already just tremendous amount of cloud cover and fronts poised to make a move here over the next couple of days. it'll start tomorrow. the key will be on sunday. couple of forecast models are indicating there will be some rain likely especially north, and that's where that much will make it to san jose, but it does look windy cooler and this will carry into monday as well, along with sierra snow. now again, still four days away, so these could go up. they could go down, but the mere fact that showing a foot of snow for some locations

is pretty impressive from a we'll see if that happens on sunday, and the monday could linger in the tuesday up in the syrup sixties seventies eighties today, tomorrow goodbye to those eighties. it'll be 50 60 seventies and we'll continue that cooling all the way into sunday, which looks to be the most active day there. claudine and gaza. steve paulson. thank you. so many are watching how a leaked draft of a u. s. supreme court vote that could overturn roe v. wade will impact the midterm elections next on the nine how voters on both sides of the abortion debate or using the leak in hopes of affecting voters. and coming up. next, we're going to introduce you to a pack of an adorable puppies about to board a cross country flight. we're going to tell you where they're headed and who they will help when they reach their final destination. they couldn't be cuter.

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one all after another exciting back and forth down to the wire finished. stephen curry scored 27 points, but the warriors struggled to hit shots. grizzlies john moran went off for 47 points, including key shots at the end of the game, the warriors lost this 11 of 6 to 1 oh one. afterwards, the wars were still angry about the foul on gary payton. the second he was hit on the head and fractured his left elbow when he landed on the court. will have an mri today. i don't know if it was intentional, but it it was dirty. there's a code that players follow. um. the word you never put a guys season slash career in jeopardy by taking somebody out in midair. until draymond green was elbowed in the face needed several stitches on a cut near his eye. he did return to the game he could get fined for giving the jeering crowd the middle finger while walking to the locker room. gathered outside san francisco's

chase center to watch last night's playoff game on the big screen fancy, even though the game didn't end well, they still enjoy the experience. out here with my two sons. so i got my five year old and my two year old. we're just starting them young. this is doub nation at its finest. the party outside chest chase center will come alive saturday night for game three of the playoff series, whereas watch parties only for playoff games on the road, but there will be plenty of activities and buzz outside the arena for postseason home games, including this saturday night. while the a's host the tampa bay rays today at the coliseum. these will try to rebound from last night's disappointment. they started well, scoring five runs in the first inning, including a grand slam from third baseman kevin smith. the rays chipped away, tied the game in the ninth and then went on to score five runs in the 10th inning. the wind 10 to 7 and the giants will look for more offense when they take on the dodgers in game two of their series tonight in los angeles, they will the opener lived up to the promise of a pitcher's duel.

both teams struggled to score. the dodgers won this game 321, which included the two run single in the second inning. former giant star buster posey gets a special day this weekend . the recently retired catch will be back at oracle park as giants are giving fans a chance to show buster posey their love and appreciation team is celebrating that the three time world series champion seven time all star on saturday with the jersey retirement right before the game against the st louis cardinals. buster posey day will include a commemorative collectors, print giveaway and other festivities. tickets, by the way, still available right now. fourth feature service dogs are on their way to florida on a private plane. they're just puppies and we were at the hayward airport this morning when the nonprofit group canine companions loaded those for puppies onto a small plane for their trip to tampa, florida there, the puppies will be delivered to foster families who will now have them for 18 months before they come back here to the bay area for final training to be service dogs. the pilot is a volunteer with canine companions. my wife and i have

been doing this since covid started when they really were having trouble moving perhaps, and you see the smiles on the faces of foster families when they get their puppy, and it's priceless. amazing after their final training the dogs we matched up with people in need of a service dog. disheartened disappointed, frustrated and ready to be part of a movement that can do something about it rallies, protests and calls for action following the leaked draft from the u. s supreme court that threatens roe versus wade. of state leaders are promising to protect abortion rights here in california. plus there's talk about how the decision on abortion will affect midterm elections. we're talking live with an expert about how high the stakes are for politicians. also ahead, the future of the aids and the howard terminal still under debate. what oakland mayor libby shaft says is next in the efforts to keep the a's rooted in oakland.