inappropriate behavior with some of his students. the allegations against the middle school teacher and the district's response. also a busy night for bay area law enforcement officers dealing with one side show after the other. more of the videos now circulating on social media. then another twist in the garlic festival feud. the popular event is apparently back on, but it won't be in gilroy. from ktvu. fox. two news. this is mornings on t good morning and happy friday. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is a friday. it's may 6th good to see you. as always heard the birds chirping as i walked out the front. i felt like snow white for a minute. they weren't true. chirping steve has our forecast getting us ready for today and for this weekend changes here on the way now it'll start more tomorrow than today. but a lot of drizzle coming in. there are some breaks but a big fog bank in place. dog as well. so

temperatures are really mild or in the fifties here mid fifties on the temps, so kind of muggy, kind of humid as well. we'll get a mix of sun and clouds today, and after today, though, everything begins to really take us serious drop on the temps. also the window crank up and it looks like we'll go into a pretty active patterns, but not until sunday, monday, tuesday today it's sixties and seventies . alright, saleh's here he has mentioned the fog on the golden gate, but you already want to start this time. you know it will start there because it is foggy there, steve, and it's really kind of a big difference between let's say the golden gate bridge and what we're seeing in san jose. when it comes to the fog. it's pretty thick here on the golden gate bridge, and there's not a lot of thick fog across the bay at the bay bridge. there's not a lot of traffic there either. now if you're driving around the bay area, highway four is a little slow, which is typical. but 60 80 looks good. and we mentioned their son in san jose. so, steven, i'll be following this and will help you get to work. 701 let's go back to the headlines. thank you. we're learning more now about an east

bay middle school teacher facing criminal charges for alleged inappropriate behavior with his students. ktvu sally rasmus here in the studio. now, with the details and concerns me even more victims in this alleged case. good morning, alan. good morning, dave. 60 year old dean walker taught at pine hollow middle school in concord. police arrested him yesterday morning and booked him into contra costa county jail. the teacher taught at pine hollow middle school, and police arrested him. and as we mentioned booked him into jail, he was arrested on suspicion of lewd and lascivious acts with a minor. we don't have any more details about exactly what he's accused of doing, but police believe the victims in his case were students. these are pictures of walker from his facebook page he taught 7th and 8th graders at pine hollow. middle school. this is something that we will not tolerate and that we take extremely serious. he was placed on leave in march . that's when we that's when we got the report this year that

you know that there was some students who were feeling uncomfortable by him. now dabbling unified school district superintendent adam clark says the district learned about the police investigation about walker and march. he's been on leave since then. walker has the superintendent would not say exactly what walker is accused of doing. or if any of the acts took place on campus. highest priority is keeping their students safe while they're in our care, and we have very high expectations for all those who work for us. whenever we have traumatic events like this, we always provide extra counseling and psychologists at the school. and counselors and psychologists will be at pine hollow middle school later this morning. as this investigation continues, police want anyone who may have additional information on this case to come forward. we'll send it back to you. ali thank you. it was a busy night for police in oakland who were out dealing with a number of side shows. the first one you see on your screen here was in an intersection and uptown oakland right near the ninth street, bart station

around nine o'clock at night. we see a large crowd of people gathering to watch many filming it with their phones. then, just about half an hour later, another sideshow happened in oakland in the area of international boulevard in 29th avenue in the fruitvale district. this one caused a major traffic jam when people tried to leave at both scenes, squealing of tires filled the air as police tried to break up the side shows. something. mm hmm. the oakland police department says it's sideshow unit's been out trying to break up side shows. police say they impounded a number of cars while breaking them up. at this point. we're still working to learn if anyone was injured or arrested. up in the north bay and santa rosa police say one person was shot during a sideshow in the roseland neighborhood. at one point, police say they were about 700 people watching the sideshow. investigators say the victim was brought to a nearby hospital after being shot a number of times in his lower body. tell us he is in critical condition and expected to survive area police were busy.

they were everywhere last night, keeping an eye out for cinco de mayo celebrations and one driver on the peninsula was seen on social media video speeding away from a dui checkpoint. girl. this happened in san carlos. you see the driver after pulling up to the checkpoint, batting up into a ditch, turned the car around and sped away in the wrong direction. we still don't know of san mateo county sheriff's deputies called him the sheriff's office did say they arrested one driver for do y, and they cited dozens more for infractions like driving with a suspended license. well, thousands of people in downtown san jose filled the streets last night celebrating cinco de mayo people here celebrating. it's like even though they're not a hispanic, you know, it's like appreciating the support, you know for my people. cars and pedestrians packed the streets and the celebration that started just after dusk and continued

into early this morning. however many of the downtown restaurant owners say business was still slow compared to the past cinco de mayo celebrations. mainly because of the pandemic. the year before 2000 and 19. by this time was back. people were lying up. the san jose police had more than 200 officers patrolling the downtown area to make sure this was a safe single tamayo celebration. there were some brief side joe's. there were reports of public drunkenness still not clear if any arrests were made. not to let developing story involving the gilroy garlic festival, the official gilroy organizers this week reaffirmed that their popular event has in fact been canceled. the men behind the asparagus festival in stockton now has been lobbying to bring that event to the delta. tony massetti says that he'll set up his own garlic festival, august 13th and 14th at the san joaquin county fairgrounds in stockton. he does not have the gilroy garlic festival branding he is

inviting vendors from that event , gilroy, organizers say it is too expensive to hold the festival there due to liability concerns and the high cost of insurance. time is now 707. the u. s. supreme court bracing for major protests the next few days over the possibility that the high court may overturn roe versus wade. a huge security events now surrounds the court, but the protests won't just be at the court. one group plans to protest outside the homes of six members of the supreme court as well. u s senate will vote next week on a federal law that would protect abortion rights. the bill most likely will not get the 60 votes that needs to prevent a republican filibuster. democrats want senators of both parties to go on the record before the midterm elections. next week, the american people will see crystal clear. that when given the chance to right this wrong the republican party will either side with the

extremists who want to ban abortion without exceptions. or side with women. the group ruth sent us named after former supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is circulating an online map of the homes of what it calls six extremist justice is calling for protests at their homes. some lawmakers want new protections for the supreme court justices in his first public appearance since the league chief justice john roberts called it absolutely appalling, made the comments at a judicial conference in atlanta . he also called the leak a betrayal of the confidences of the court. and has ordered a full investigation. time is now 708. house speaker nancy pelosi is pushing back on caused by republicans to focus on the leak itself and who did it. speaker pelosi wants quote as much opposition as possible to the expected actions of the supreme court. it's very damaging. it does violence to the

constitution and violence to women across the country, especially are lower income women, women of color and the rest will be drastically impacted by this, so our focus is not about leak or something that republicans would like to focus on a leak. we're saying no, it's on the damage it does to a woman's dignity and her rights. so that's our focus. other california democrats are joining speaker pelosi and speaking out supporting a woman's right to choose. every woman in america deserves the same protections. that's what's at stake here, so i hope that congress will once again be voting to codify the protections of robie weighed, so that is not subject to litigation, and it's and the supreme court that can swing back and forth. we need to qualify and make it permanent. and senator padilla also says california leaders will make sure abortion rights are protected in california will welcome women who may be coming here from other states, the

providers of both abortion medication and emergency contraceptives say they're seeing a huge increase in sales this week. they telehealth company. aid access helps people get abortion pills. it says it had an unprecedented number of website visitors the day after that draft opinion was leaked. another telehealth company here in san francisco, called north newark's has seen 300% increase in the number of requests for emergency contraceptives, including plan b just this week alone. now the newest member of the state assembly, matt haney, is already taking action on this abortion issue. days after being sworn in last night. matt haney posted on twitter after co authoring a bill that protects californians from civil liability for providing, receiving or helping someone get abortion care. in his post. haney says he's proud to stand with the california legislative

women's caucus in support of reproductive health is 7 10 is sort of a friday not so bad commute. yeah not so bad. there's a little fog out there which you shouldn't you know people who drive in the bay area. they're used to that if you're driving marin every once in a while you have to drive through fog on the golden gate bridge. it's pretty typical. really it's just pretty foggy today, though, usually we can see at least part of the towers . we can't see anything. but this is indeed the golden gate bridge to traffic is like, but the fog is dance. now we're looking at the east bay commute. there's not a lot of fog here. but there is overcast and highway. 24 is moderate. the rest of contra costa county you can see traffic is lighter, actually been issued a walnut creek and you can see at the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have a small delay at the toll plaza. it never really has been full strength. south bay. the same thing goes here and there is sun here in san jose. as you can see , which we'll talk about that with stephen just a bit. but now it's 7 11. let's go back to the desk. okay sal. thank you, the

food and drug administration putting strict limits on the use of the johnson and johnson covid vaccine. doctors say they've traced it to a rare but possibly fatal condition in the weeks after getting that vaccination also lets me and you bake a cake here. we can do that big birthday wishes. to this gentleman, the say hey, kid hero legend really amazed being celebrated today, turning 91 or fans are hoping to see him tonight.

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onts morning. this has been a really busy friday morning for the space company of elon musk three. two. one. zero ignition. this is what it was like just a couple of hours ago at cape canaveral in florida, spacex falcon nine rocket launched carrying more than 50 starlink satellites into orbit. and the rocket's first stage booster, fell back to earth as planned, landing cleanly on a drone ship. this was the 12 launch for this rocket booster ties, a company record for reuse. also this morning, another elon musk space mission actually came to an end a spacex dragon capsule splashed down in the gulf of mexico near tampa, florida, it safely brought back to earth for

astronauts, ending their six month stay aboard the international space station. happening now. first lady dr jill biden is on her way to romania, where she'll begin a four day trip that also includes a visit to slovakia. in romania . the first lady will meet with us and nato leaders and visit with us troops. for schedule also includes the mothers day visit to ukrainian refugee center in slovakia. there are now reports the u. s provided intelligence that helped ukrainian forces locate and strike a russian warship. last month, the battleship sunk in the black sea. the pentagon says the u. s only provides intelligence to ukraine and that ukrainians make their own decisions as to what to do with that intelligence. u s officials say they had no prior knowledge of ukraine's decision to strike the battleship. fighters at a steel plant in mariupol er, trying to hold out against the attacks of russian troops in a desperate effort to keep russia from taking over that strategic ports city leaders of ukraine suspect russian president vladimir putin wants to present the russian people with a major battlefield success by victory

day monday, may 9th the holiday that marks the soviet union's victory over germany. the united states just imposed in major sanction against a russian oligarch. the justice department executed a seizure warrant against sullivan karimov, authorities took over his 350 ft luxury yacht, which was in the fiji islands. the vessel is worth $325 million. the fbi says it's part of a worldwide crackdown against russian oligarchs who profited from illegal dealings by the kremlin . your time now, 7 17 bay area humanitarian aid groups reported drop in the amount of donations to help the people of ukraine. they were getting a lot of donations won the war started. but now, 70 days later, donations are slowing down. eight organizations will be holding several events over this weekend, including several concerts, raising money for the people who live in a war zone. newest moves on so quickly or that people's attention moves on so quickly. so i feel that

having this very inspirational concerts or just let people know that that that concern is still there. the united nations says here and now about 5.7 million refugees from the war in ukraine will have a list of the events taking place here in the bay area on our website ktvu .com. what happening today, the w n b a season begins and they will be honoring basketball star britney griner, her team, the phoenix mercury bailed the decal on its court because of brittany. it's with her initials and her jersey number 42. it will appear on every w n b a court this season . brittany is being held in russia right now she's been there in the past few months on drug charges, but the u. s announces week she is wrongfully being detained. and birthday wishes this morning to my hero, one of the greats of baseball willie mays, who turned 91 years, young in the past, the

giants have celebrated willie mays birthday with special events, including giant cakes and the car ride at oracle park. that's a beautiful cartoon. with willie's health has been deteriorating through the years . we're not sure if he will be able to go out to the ballpark for tonight's game against the st louis cardinals. its a big weekend for great giants players . the team will also hold buster posey day tomorrow. big birthday wishes. absolutely candles on that cake to be there one day. i think it was in the mid two thousands like maybe seven for one of his birthday's just i was there at the game early, and i, you know they were having it right there on the field. and he came out and they had a big cake for him. and it's just the way the giants do it. i really do admire the giants for bringing back their old players. and, of course, who's not going to bring

willie mays back, but still they do a good job deserves. it certainly does, dave, thanks for bringing that up, all right. let's talk about this morning's commute because i think we're off to a decent start. when we look at the east bay commute, i want to show you how we force a little slow. 6 80 looks good from concord, walnut creek. we do have a little slow traffic developing here and at the bay bridge is a little slow down, however. monday through thursday are always different from friday friday. some people sometimes work from home, or perhaps some of the lucky people take the day off and by the way if you're taking the day off, let me know. will you hit me up on social media and tell me something like, yeah, i never worked on friday because that's how i roll. i'd love to hear from you. this is a look at the san jose commute that looks very nice. and there is sunny san jose little crowding here. tueting near race street, 2 to 80 northbound the way is on the right of your screen there. at 7 20. steve back in with today's weather. all right, sal. thank you, sir. well, how we roll is we're going to go into a much colder pattern would be nice if

this pattern showed up and january, february or march, but we'll take it. it's mainly going to be a windy and colder pattern . there will be some around there will be serious snow now today is that transition day will start to cool down saturday. the big drop will be sunday into monday. as this really deep system moves in highs will be well below normal. well sunday. the all important sunday i wouldn't expect windy and colder conditions there will be some. partly cloudy is mostly cloudy. rain develops. i would think you'd favor the afternoon , but it's going to be a noticeable change here, so just keep an eye on things. visibility has dropped a petaluma. one time it was two. now it's back up to 10 cent roses. 2.5 miles half moon bay has been down to a quarter mile. now they're a mile and a half. mainly, it's a low cloud deck and it's muggy, humid. there are some breaks in the clouds, mainly to the south. it's not a lot of high clouds, but they'll continue to kind of filter in here. drizzle was the big story, san francisco reported. some. there were some reports also under the solano county. and there's no mckenney hills and areas north. if you're far enough, north probably even had light rain, but 60 seventies on

your temps today, so more sun to the south already, so we'll get a mix of sun and clouds mild to warm here. but the lows really mild upper fifties for some kind of a muggy pattern here. 58 san carlos, palo alto san jose 59 conquered 59 even santa rosa 55 degrees the city 56. and the humidity levels are between 90 and 99% in san francisco, with drizzle already being reported at two locations tomorrow, though, we'll start to see cooler weather and then by sunday, a really deep system. the forecast models are all completely in sync on driving this system right over us. sunday monday into tuesday, so i can emphasize this a little bit more. it's not going to stay up there. it's going to do this. i mean, it's going to be a big drop on attempts and also windy pattern. now we'll get some rain out of this. could get some thunderstorm activity. we're going to destabilize the atmosphere of some really cold air loft and also the days are long angle his son higher, so i would expect some thunderstorm activity monday looks to be the prime time. and for this year there's going to be snow. in

fact, there's going to be some pretty good snow between sunday night and monday 60 seventies today, tomorrow we start to cool things down, and then they really dropped on sunday. you guys alright, steve. thank you time 7 23 a protest happening now at city college of san francisco still ahead, why students and instructors are camping out on the campus. also doctors transplanted a pig's heart into a man's body died two months later. what health investigators are now pointing to was the 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.

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welcome back to mornings onto its 7 26 will know. this morning . alameda county is being sued over its pandemic related eviction moratorium. the california apartment association filed a federal lawsuit claiming the moratorium violates the fifth amendment, which blocks the government from taking private property without just compensation. alameda county approved the eviction moratorium in april of 2020. this was during the early days of the pandemic to help renders who were struggling with financial hardships agencies that help people who are homeless across the country report an increase in the number of seniors living on the street. a study led by

the university of pennsylvania says the number of elderly people experiencing homelessness will nearly triple by 2032 more than 100,000. it's not a whole. especially during the night time because it gets cold and older people. you don't think your body temperature is not the same as it was to be and you gotta sleep on concrete. that's whole alarming new trend that we're seeing there really upset when they come here because they have their choices are very few. agencies say many seniors find themselves homeless due to rising rents. doctors say they may have discovered a main factor behind the death of a man who died two months after undergoing a pig heart transplant. that historic procedure was performed at the university of maryland in january. an autopsy shows the pig's heart was pumping well, but scar tissue was building up on the oregon doctors now say

the heart was infected with the virus common and pigs and say that may have contributed to the man's death. time now. 7 27 will new this morning the city of berkley, moving ahead with the plan involving its police department. we have details of the attempt to change which calls the police are responsible for answering. and the trial between amber heard and johnny depp continues still to come what she had to say on the witnes 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.

peor jobs after a vote today by the city college of san francisco will tell you how teachers are really pulling out all the stops trying to prevent the layoffs. and concerns about one of the covid vaccines why the fda is putting tough new limits on the johnson and johnson one shot vaccine. from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on two good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark gasia mikaelian. it's friday, may 6th and the upcoming weather for this weekend steve paulson. is causing a lot of people to rethink even reshuffle their

mother's day plan. i would go early versus late. it's going to be windy and colder. i can't get around that, but the later we go in the day, the better opportunity for some scattered showers maybe even thundershowers to develop. now there are some breaks in the low clouds. i mean, san jose is 59 mostly sunny, partly sunny, but there are some breaks in there and temperatures very, really mild, though for us here this morning, very muggy, humid. a lot of reports of drizzle san francisco napa airport at 0.3, maybe where you are as well. sun and clouds kind of muggy today. tomorrow we begin the process going down in a huge drop on sunday 60 seventies today, all right over to sound now at 7 32 100 friday morning. still friday light or something new pop up. it is friday light, steve. i'm happy to report it. there is some slowing is not complete. it's not sunday morning light. but it is light. let's go to the bay bridge. i'll show you that there is a small delay and there are some congestion on the bridge, and there's some congestion in some of these spots, for example, in the valium, seeing some slowing on 85 87 1 oh one and the part of

the valley that you know, basically the eastern part of the valley. people are trying to go this way west, so it looks all right. but there is some slowing there and you can see that this congested but again, compared to monday through thursday. i think you'll like it. 7 32. let's go back to the headlines. thank you happening today, the board of trustees at san francisco city college will decide if major budget cuts and layoffs will be put into motion. a campus protest against the action is still happening on the campus will turn to ktvu james torres. your live tensor setup, and teachers are sending a strong message this morning. garcia several tents are set up here this morning at a quick count. definitely more than 15 here. it was about 15 people who originally started this protest earlier in the week, faculty and students altogether in these tents this morning waking up and they're hoping by camping here all week, they'll put enough pressure on the board to cancel plans. to let go. nearly 200 teachers. here's what's at stake. as of this morning city college needs to make up for about a $7 million budget gap in

february, 2021. the score determined it would consider layoffs and so far about 50 teachers have been notified. they are on the chopping block. some of those teachers have been at the school for more than 10 years, while most have been hired within the last five years , the union says, more than 150 full and part time faculty could also be at risk. of losing their jobs if this vote were to go through so far, the teachers processing say, ultimately laying off any teachers will cause harm to the nearly 20,000 students who attend this school. some of those students are here this morning. we're here to express our voice to advocate for ourselves to make sure that our voices are heard in those decision making inspections such as the border trustees to let them know. hey, we do not want these make it right. those out here this morning say they worry about the future of city college. if these faculty budget cuts go through, according to a report from the state's fiscal crisis and management assistance team, the college has seen a 35% decline and student enrollment

over the course of eight years but have not reduced any staffing. city college considered layoffs last year, but reached a one year agreement with the teachers union to delay that now, these protesters say they've been here since the beginning of the week. and they're planning to watch party for that special board meeting that set to start a little later this afternoon at four o'clock, the only item on the agenda for that board meeting is this issue. reporting live in san francisco this morning. i'm james torrez. ktvu fox two news , james. thank you time. 7 35. some california kids may soon be able to get a covid vaccine without the permission of their parents. legislature is debating whether the let kids age 12 and older get vaccinated on their own, and it cleared its first hurdle yesterday. right now. anyone under the age of 18 can't be vaccinated without their parents' permission unless it's a vaccine to prevent an std like hepatitis b. the proposal from san francisco state senator scott wiener still has declared the full senate. and then these

state assembly. regulators say they are limiting who can get the johnson and johnson vaccine only to people who can't get other covid vaccines. the fda says they've reexamined their data. they're concerned about a serious risk of blood clots, especially within the first two weeks after getting vaccinated. authorities have recommended for months and people who are just getting their first vaccine to get either fighter or moderna shots instead of the cdc is in california as part of our national campaign to get more people vaccinated and boosted against covid. yesterday dr rochelle wolinski paid a visit to a vaccine clinic in south central los angeles. she said the latest wave of new covid cases underscores the need for all americans to get vaccinated and boosted as soon as possible. she also made a push for wider use of fighters. covid pill packs livid. tax love. it is available, right? it's really available now. nationwide people

need and want access to it. they should be able to have access to it importantly with pac slovin. is that works best if you take it early, so if you have symptoms, we encourage you to get tested quickly. some doctors have recently expressed concerns about packs livid, saying some patients suffered a relapse just days after taking the pill. a new test to treat site for covid is open in san mateo is part of a federal program that allows people to get a covid test, then be prescribed and received medication on the spot if they test positive. the site is that the college of san mateo, there are other test to treat sites across the bay area, including at a number of cvs pharmacies. 7 37 happening today, a court hearing in san francisco for a police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed black man five years ago. officer chris samayoa is facing charges that include manslaughter. prosecutors say police were chasing kiet o'neill thinking he was involved in a robbery and carjacking and went . o'neill got out of a stolen

van and ran past the patrol card. he was shot by sammy yoga , who'd only been on the job for four days. o'neal's family want supporters to pack the courtroom for this morning's continuance hearing. and new this morning, the berkeley city council took a major step towards expanding the city's efforts to divert nonviolent 911 calls away from the police. the berkeley is already launching a team of social workers and civilians to respond to some mental health and homeless calls. last night, the council voted to support the mayor's proposal to create a new community safety department made up of city employees who will oversee that effort. will a young team of researchers gaza is showing how easy it can be to hack into a car that uses a fob for keyless entry and starting a car junior at the university of dartmouth and his co researcher found hackers could unlock even start a car using just a laptop and a tool to amplify a key fob

signal if it's nearby new models of rolling code, so even if the signals picked up the code would change by the time it's duplicated. most cars don't have that extra security. there are some ways to help keep your car safer. you know when you're at home, keep your keys with those fobs and a metal container because that's going to prevent the signal from going out or receiving, or you can invest in one of these are fitted pouches on amazon for the market, right? then maybe 20 bucks and that basically prevents any signal from going out. i mean, nothing was 100% secure and probably never will. experts suggest asking your car dealer about rolling code options on new cars and key fobs. ask south castaneda had the mornings community think we should. i should. i thought you said, i thought you were going to ask me whether or not i keep my keys in the box and you're darn tootin. i do good. i'm glad you do

because i work in the news. i work in the news business. i sit here i do. listen to what you're saying. so i, uh i'm there. yes i put my keys in the box. all right. good morning, everyone. hey let's go outside and take a look at what we have. we're going to start in the south bay this time and take a look at north bend to 80. can see some slow traffic here getting up the highway 17. and by the way, i stole that expression. you're darn tootin from steve paulson. anyway this is a look now at the bay bridge toll plaza, and you can see that traffic is light. it's a it's lighter than it was no problems on the bridge, and today is a lighter than usual days overcast and we do have some fog. and speaking of the fog, it's pretty dense this morning on the golden gate bridge in southern moran and part of san francisco where this obviously connects here, so you're going to see some fog in this area. traffic is light, though. 7 40. here's the man we're talking about, mr steve paulson. how can i be the man? you gotta be the band when you're the band. thank you, sir. you're darn tooting. thank you,

sir. appreciate that we were going to go from very warm. it was hot. a couple of days ago. it was yes, it was to really unseasonably cold for us by sunday monday. the drop will start tomorrow, but highs will struggle to get out of the low sixties. for many on sunday and monday. today is that kind of in between that no pressure here steve sunday happy mother's day forecast windy and colder for sure there will be some clouds dancing around and i think by the afternoon some scattered showers will pop up so i would favor a morning versus an afternoon if you can. 2.5 miles, visibility sonoma county airport in half moon bay after that, it's okay. also on the golden gate bridge south showed you there some some pockets of thick fog, most of its low cloud deck. there are breaks in it more towards the south. few high clouds coming in. but today is kind of a muggy, mild start with lots of reports of drizzle, especially in the higher elevations. oakland berkeley hills, san francisco picked up a 0.1 out towards the layout. there was a 0.1. you'll see more of that some of the areas along the coastal hills picked up a

couple hundreds as well. so morning fog drizzle warm blows mid fifties upper fifties we were not cool at all. son clouds mild to warm here, maybe a little tropical feel here. already 60 in brentwood 59 centers at 60 in palo alto airport. 59 conquered 16 of idle so we're off to a mild warm start. but after today that system is going to dig in here and it is really impressive for may to see something of this ilk. drop in here colder and windies the main message, but when you get a system that drives in like this, and i, it's going to do this more. it's going like that it's going to generate some thunderstorm activity, if not sunday, monday , for sure we'll get some rain out of this. it may be more hit and miss this year will get snow. also very windy. if you're traveling up 50 and 80. they've had some really strong gusts already. i think late sunday more likely monday will be the main focus for the snow in the mountains for two, maybe 12 inches of snow looks likely 60 seventies on your temps.

tomorrow though we started cool down and then a huge drop sunday into monday. you guys steve. thank you. you can definitely call him a company man. when we return, we'll introduce you to an employee who's been in the same business for 84 years. what a man trying to do the math here. we'll talk about it. that's right. right now. let's check in with ali rasmus see what's coming up in the eight o'clock our mornings on two. good morning, alan. good morning, david garcia. well, there is another twist in the feud over the future of the gilroy garlic festival for popular event or something like it. maybe coming back after all , but in a different location will explain, and giants fans will get a chance to give a proper send off to buster posey this weekend, coming up on mornings onto the nine live with the giants executive vice president mario ali atto to talk about cluster closing day we'll be right

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on the highway. she pulled over to record video on her cellphone . a police officer came over. asked her for her. i did when she refused, they argued for the officer walked away. just think about it. i'm a white woman. he told to stand there and be that aggressive with me just recording. what would he have done if it was a young 20 year old black man? i guarantee they would have been on the ground. mew abused, handcuffed and who knows what else? katie right now , once that believes officer to be fired, saying he escalated the situation. there are new details coming out of the high profile trial involving actors johnny depp and his ex wife, amber herd after herd second day of testimony so erratic and so it changed so quickly, and i naively now really did not understand what was going on described what she called a tumultuous relationship with depth. the trial is part of a

libel lawsuit brought against heard for $50 million after she wrote an op ed in 2018 that described being a survivor of domestic abuse without directly naming depth. he got so angry at me slapped me across the face. nothing i did made him stop hitting me. you know, some people are calling this testimony. i'm calling in an audition. i don't know if she's coming across as credible. i'm going to be honest with you, and we'll see what the jury thinks about that. steps lawyers say herds op ed, cost him work and harmed his reputation. trial takes a break next week before picking up again on may 16th. that's when depths attorneys will cross examine her. alright our time is 7 48. a new report on jobs actually brought some good news to wall street. but another big retailers surprised the experts with the loss. what's happening after those numbers we saw yesterday pam cook is back in studio with dollars and cents tough to see tough to report. the retailers have really been struggling in particular under armor stock now down almost 24. after reporting

an unexpected loss for first quarter earnings under armor ceo saying the company has been hurt , like many others by global supply chain challenges and covid lockdowns in china. as that opening bell ring this morning, the nasdaq wrapping up its fifth straight week of losses now down about 23% on the year as we take a live look in the numbers head lower once again, with the dow jones down about a half of a percent 172 points there, and the s and p 500 also down. just getting the latest look about a half of a percent as well. we'll say goodbye to passwords. you can't remember apple, google and microsoft have announced their plans to phase out passwords in favor of authentication services . the companies are using an authentication standard that allows users to access services and their information on multiple devices. your phone will be the main way to sign into web applications without ever needing to remember another password. thanks to a unique

passkey shared between the phone and the web. robocalls are at an all time high, according to you , males nationwide robocall tracker, there was an increase of 600 million calls from february to march. the better business bureau says the majority of these colors are running serious scams. many claiming the calls are coming from the i. r s social security administration, medicare or debt collectors. the agency recommends you either use apps that block robocalls or simply don't answer unknown numbers. the fcc is working on a plan to further block and screen those robocalls. one man now holds the world record for spending the longest time at one company, 100 year old walter ortmann has worked at the same textile company in brazil since he started in his teens. there's a photo when he first started. he's been there 84 years. he

turned 100 april and he says he has no plans to slow down or retire anytime soon. look at that and inspiration. pam cook, that's a look at your dollars and cents, ma'am. yeah, i know. time is now 7 51 will abide administration now plans to buy 60 million barrels of crude oil. this is the first step in the long process of replenishing america's emergency oil reserve , and it's the first time in more than 20 years. the energy department board large amounts of crude oil to maintain the biggest emergency supply in the world. it's part of the vaida ministrations efforts to bring down high cost of gasoline. let's talk about miss pacman man. can i tell you roundtable pizza livermore on a saturday night in the eighties? this was my life. ms pac man has just been inducted into the world video game hall of fame. it is a familiar sound, dave. she began chomping on pellets and ghosts in 1981. sold more than 125,000

machines in the first five years that made her one of the most popular video arcade games ever . well last night, you finally got the respect she has long deserved. she was inducted into the hall of fame along with a relative newcomer, dance dance revolution and a version of the legend of zelda. tell the truth is just you and me, were you good? not good, okay than happily pumping at least half my allowance into those machines back in the pan cook was good. i'm not surprised. i'm assuming you were relatively at that. i love playing it. i mean, i think it was as good as anyone else, but i spent a lot of time doing it, that's for sure. all right. good morning, everyone. you're not. yes, that is the sound of my youth. thank you. let's go. let's go out and take a look. among many other sounds that they can't be played on television. all right, let's go out and take a look at the richmond bridge. i do see some slowing here at the toll plaza, which is relatively new. i'm looking around to see if there is a crash reported on the

bridge, and i don't see anything but we do have some slow traffic coming in the late crowd getting into marine county from richmond in the east bay. we're also looking at some other commutes here. if you're driving on highway forward, there's a little bit of a back up there, and there's also some slowing on the commute on interstate 80 between richmond and berkeley. at the bay bridge toll plaza. it looks like most of the slow traffic has gone. there's still some remaining between the toll plaza and the metering lights. 7 53. let's bring steve in today's forecast. alright sal. thank you, sir. we have a few breaks in the clouds, but not a lot. there's plenty of low clouds and fog. we had drizzle this morning . and speaking of that fog, lee and barney says, darn tootin mondo fog and outer richmond. thank you for playing along may have june gloom already know it's may gray may gray morning. there's plenty of that around as well. and we also had plenty of reports of drizzle, including in san francisco with a point. oh one and a couple of occasions in the hills picked up more than that. now the low clouds are in place. there's more breaks to the south. now here comes some

of the higher clouds, so look for a mix of low clouds, sun and higher clouds. fog visibility, still not the best around santa rosa mile and a half half moon bay has been a quarter mile. 2 2.5 miles. other than that, it looks pretty good temperatures will be on the mild side. today. they'll start to cool down saturday and a big time drop in upper fifties to low sixties on sunday and monday's and unseasonably cold system drops in here. windy and cold is the main message for sunday. sunday sunday there will be some clouds, maybe some afternoon shower, so i would favor the morning for mom. if you're taking her out, but bundle up, it's going to be a big change here. still some drizzle. i think we'll get some more here coming in late me late tonight into tomorrow, so we're not done yet. kind of a mild, muggy morning with very warm, lowest fifties. there's already sixties for some here, so no cool air yet, but it's on its way starting tomorrow and it will take us into sunday when you'll go. oh, my gosh, is it may or is it? is it february fifties sixties on the temps in nevada was already 60, brownwood, 60 and big changes are underway is that system drops in? we'll get

some rain out of this more likely sunday into monday. thunderstorms look likely as well, but this year is going to get in on some pretty good snow. sunday monday, maybe even into tuesday morning, sixties seventies on your temps mild today, starting to cool down saturday and a big drop for us, especially because it's may sunday into monday day, right, see, thank you times having 55 from oakland to santa rosa police were busy investigating side shows all night. still ahead the incident that sent one man to the hospital. plus a last minute effort to get graduates ready to cross the stage. north carolina university is helping students after finding out many will not have a cap and gown in time for graduation.

58 t biden flies to ohio. that's where he'll call on congress to pass the innovation act to help make investments in manufacturing and infrastructure. the president will be in hamilton's ohio visiting united performance medals. hill announce that five major u. s. manufacturers have committed to boost their reliance on small and medium businesses. businesses for three d printing. the white house is that will help deal with the shortage of parts that is added to the supply chain crisis. well, the worldwide supply chain crisis is reportedly affecting graduations of students at north carolina central university, say the company they ordered their

cap and gowns from is cutting it , too. close graduation is this weekend. some have not been shipped out to the student's yet those caps and gowns the company blames ashore. they joined labor and supply chain problems. but now the university and its alumni are coming together to get their grads dressed for their big day. like alumni's helping us out. we're all trying to just make it work so we can walk. so that's just the best part about it. honestly it sucks, but we're gonna get it done ordered over a month ago. and trying to reach them now, are you getting to recording? well, the company herff jones is offering customers a full refund for a late caps and gowns. in the meantime, the university is changing and altering gowns they already have in order to fit students who are affected by the shortage. once san francisco a new honor for the late mayor ed

lee, his widow and his daughter unveiled a statue of mayor lee yesterday outside of chase center. it thrives city here it is. house speaker nancy pelosi, mayor london breed and former warriors president rick welts were there as well. rick weld says the statues one way for the warriors to thank mayor lee for his support in their effort to build j center and bring the warriors back to san francisco. thank you. to you, ed lee. for all you did for the warriors, and for all you did for san francisco. thank you, mr mayor. at least served as the mayor of san francisco from 2011 until he died in 2017. a science teacher in concord arrested accused of inappropriate behavior with some of his students. the allegations against that middle school teacher and the response from the school district and a busy night for bay area law enforcement officers dealing with one side show after another. the video is now circulating on social media. and

another twist in the garlic festival feud. the popular event may be back on but not in gilroy. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings onto welcome to mornings onto i'm ali rasmus. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's friday makes six and it's awfully gray out here along the oakland estuary, nice and cool, mild temperatures. but, boy, buckle up steve paulson you've been talking about this weekend all week, and it's almost here. almost here, you two, but one more mild day if you will, but yes, buckle up for a big change here, especially on sunday into monday. there's just not a lot of moisture with it, but the wind and the cold will be there and we'll get some kind of thunderstorm activity. but today it's about low clouds and really mild to 61 already in san jose san jose has more sun really than most locations, but finally on friday forecast muggy, humid lots of drizzle. reports this morning mix of sun and clouds. there's already some higher clouds coming in so kind of a muggy tropical field sixties and

seventies on the temps. alright sounds here at 801 still friday light nothing new showing up. i hope yeah, it is friday light and i asked, people say, hey, if you don't work on the friday, let me know john o'connor. you don't count you're retired. you don't work on monday, tuesday, wednesday or thursday, either, so, that's thank you, john. but that's not what i'm looking for. if you don't work on a friday, and you do work the other four days of the week let me know why are fridays light and we don't care. really? we like friday light. this is the south bay a little bit of slowing here and there. you can see some sunshine in san jose. so things are definitely lighter than they were monday through thursday. it's 802. let's get back to the headlines. thank you, sal. we are learning more about the east bay middle school teacher accused of inappropriate behavior with his students. police arrested six year old dean walker yesterday morning on suspicion of lewd and lascivious acts with a minor. these are pictures that were posted on his facebook page. we don't have more details about exactly what he's accused of doing, but we know he taught 7th and 8th graders at pine hollow middle

school in concord. police say walker could face felony and misdemeanor charges for some of the interactions he's accused of with his students. to something that we will not tolerate and that we take extremely serious. he was placed on leave in march. that's when we that's when we got the report this year that you know that there was some students who were feeling uncomfortable by him. mount diablo unified school district superintendent adam clark says that the teacher has been placed on leave since march and has not returned to any campuses since then. the superintendent would not say exactly what walker is accused of doing or if any of the acts took place on campus. highest priority is keeping their students safe while they're in our care, and we have very high expectations for all those who work for us. whenever we have traumatic events like this, we always provide extra counseling and psychologists at the school. concord police are asking anyone with additional information about the case to

come forward and help with the investigation. it was a busy night for police in oakland. they say they were out dealing with a number of side shows. this first one was at an intersection and uptown oakland very close to the ninth street bar station. this was a scene around nine o'clock, then about half an hour later, another sideshow happened along international boulevard in 29th avenue, the fruitvale district. this one caused a major traffic jam when people try to leave both scenes, the squealing of tires filled the air as police tried to break up the side shows. mm hmm. the oakland police department says it's sideshow unit impounded a number of cars while breaking up the side shows we're working to learn if anyone was injured or arrested up in the north bay and santa rosa police say one person was shot during a sideshow in the roseland neighborhood. at one point, police say they were about 700 people watching that sideshow. investigators say the victim was taken to a nearby hospital after being shot a number of times in his lower body. tell us he's in critical condition and expected to

survive. and police across the bay area had extra patrols last night to stop drivers under the influence video posted on social media shows one driver on the peninsula racing away from a dui checkpoint. girl. this was the scene in san carlos. you can see the driver backed into a ditch turned the car around after pulling up to that checkpoint. the driver then raced away traveling the wrong way down the street. it's still not clear whether cemetery county sheriff's deputies caught up with that driver in whether that person was arrested or not, and thousands of people filled the streets in downtown san jose last night to celebrate cinco de mayo. there's a lot of people out here celebrating. it's like even though they're not a hispanic, you know, it's like appreciating the support, you know for my people. streets were packed with cars and pedestrians in a celebration that started shortly after dusk and continued until early this morning. however many downtown restaurant owners say business was still slow compared to past cinco de mayo celebrations. due mostly to the pandemic. the year before

2000 and 19 by this time was back. people were lying up. as soon as a police department had more than 200 officers patrolling the downtown area to make sure the celebrations were safe. there were some brief side shows and reports of public drunkenness, but it's not clear. whether police made any arrests now to a developing story involving the gilroy garlic festival, the official gilroy garlic festival, organizers said this week. once again, their event is canceled. the man behind the asparagus festival in stockton has been lobbying to bring the event to the delta tonino city now says he'll set up his own garlic festival, august 13th and 14th at the san joaquin county fairgrounds in stockton. he doesn't have the gilroy garlic festival branding he is inviting vendors from that event. right click festival organizers say it's just too expensive to hold the event due to liability concerns and the high cost of insurance. the supreme court expects more protests in the next few days

over the possibility of the court overturning roe versus wade. a large security fence now encircles the entire high court . but protests won't be at that location. only one group says it's planning protests outside the homes of six of the justices as well. the u. s. senate will vote next week on a federal law that would protect abortion rights. the bill most likely will not get the 60 votes it needs to prevent a republican filibuster. democrats want senators of both parties to go on the record before the midterm elections. next week, the american people will see crystal clear. that when given the chance to right this wrong the republican party will either side with the extremists who want to ban abortion without exceptions. or side with women. the group ruth sent us named after former supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg is circulating an online map of the homes of what it calls six extremist justice is calling for protests at their homes. some

lawmakers now want new protections for the supreme court justices. in his first public appearance since the leech of chief justice john roberts called it absolutely appalling, made those comments at a judicial conference in atlanta. he also called the leak a betrayal of the confidences of the court and has ordered a full investigation. house speaker nancy pelosi is pushing back on calls by republicans to focus on the leak of the supreme court draft opinion and who leaked that document. speaker. pelosi wants instead quote as much opposition as possible to the expected actions of the supreme court. it's very damaging. it does violence to the constitution and violence to women across the country, especially are lower income women, women of color and the rest will be drastically impacted by this, so our focus is not about leak or something that republicans would like to focus leak. we're saying no, it's on the damage it does to a woman's dignity and her rights. that's our other california democrats are joining speaker

pelosi and speaking out supporting the right to an abortion. is a every woman in america deserves the same protections. that's what's at stake here, so i hope that congress will once again be voting to codify the protections of robie weighed, so that is not subject can swing back and forth. we need california senator alex padilla also says that california leaders will make sure abortion rights are protected and that the state will welcome women who may be coming here from other states to seek an abortion. providers of both abortion medication and emergency contraceptives say they are seeing a massive increase in sales this weekend. the telehealth company aid access helps people get abortion pills. it says it's had an unprecedented number of website visits the day after that draft opinion from the supreme court was leaked another telehealth company here in san francisco, called narcs says it's seen a 300% spike and the number of

requests for emergency contraceptives, including plan b just this week. the newest member of the state assembly, matt haney, is already taking action on the abortion issue just days after being sworn in haiti posted on twitter last night after co authoring a bill that protects californians from civil liability for providing, receiving or helping someone access abortion care in the post . haney says he's quote proud to stand with the california legislative women's caucus and support of reproductive health. the self proclaimed pro life. spiderman is at it again. yesterday he was detained after scaling the 721 ft in new york times building where he hung to anti abortion banners. the building is 52 stories high one banner reads. quote abortion kills more than 9 11 every week, end quote. another has an image of a fetus and calling out a specific doctor who he accuses of. quote having killed this baby and quote on tuesday, he scaled san francisco's sale salesforce tower, climbing all the way to the top to share his antiabortion views. history is

being made at the white house with the naming of the next white house press secretary president biden says karine jean pierre will replace the current press secretary jen psaki, who's leaving that position next week. jon pierre will be the first black woman and the first openly lgbtq person in that role in paris served as president biden's principal deputy press secretary since inauguration day. time now is 8 11 and let's get a check on traffic this morning. hopefully it's some friday. light conditions out there. south it is ali and gosha . you're absolutely right. it is a nice and i think that if you have you don't have to go right now. you can maybe linger a little bit and watch us a little more. you know, candidly, that's what we'd like you to do. but highway four westbound coming up and over the hill to conquer little slowing there. and 80 is slowing down now as you drive richmond into berkeley, but beyond that, it looks good to the bay bridge. we haven't seen a lot lots of times on fridays. we do have lighter conditions, you know, people. will schedule

the work week. they delayed gratification until friday rolls along and that's just fine. 8 t. thank you, sal alcon. chicks at uc berkeley are starting to hatch as you can see on the falcon webcam. the first egg hatched yesterday morning. and the chick got its first meal later in the day. the mother of the chicks, annie lost her longtime partner, grinnell. a month ago, he was found dead on a berkeley street and he made it with another bird named alden, who has helped her sit on the eggs on top of uc berkeley's campanile or bell tower. a research biologist tells the chronicle. it's possible. grenell is the father of the first two eggs and alden maybe the father of the last egg 12. now the fda is putting strict limits on the use of that single dose. johnson and johnson covid vaccine. the doctor say they've traced it to a rare but potentially deadly condition in the weeks after getting vaccinated. plus a big birthday wishes to the say, hey, kid, giants legend willie mays being celebrated as he turns 91 today

, where fans are hoping to see , where fans are hoping to see him tonight. it's still the eat fresh refresh, at subway. and they're refreshing everything. even their italians. woah. you talking italians? jimmy's gonna take it from here. refresh italiano see, subway now has italian-style capicola, and you can try it on top of belgioioso fresh mozzarella on the mozza meat. or, stack on three more italian-style meats with the supreme meats. it's just like my nonna makes when she cooks! i don't cook. wait, what? it's a good thing he's so handsome. it's the eat fresh refresh at subway. and they're gonna keep refreshing and re- under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe.

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three. two. one. zero ignition. this is what it was like a cape canaveral in florida. just a few hours ago, a spacex falcon nine rocket took off carrying more than 50 starlink satellites into orbit. the rocket's first stage booster fell back to earth landing cleanly on a drone ship. this was the 12th launch for this rocket booster, tying a company record for reusing it. also this morning, another elon musk space mission came to an end a spacex dragon capsule splashed down in the gulf of mexico near tampa, florida. it's safely brought back to earth for astronauts. they ended their six month stay on the international space station. happening now, first lady dr jill biden is on her way to romania, where she will begin a four day trip that also includes a visit to slovakia. in romania. the first lady will meet with us and nato leaders and some u. s troops. the schedule includes a mother's day visit to ukrainian refugee center in slovakia. there are

now reports the u. s intelligence provided help that aided ukrainian forces in locating and striking a russian warship. last month, the battleship sunk in the black sea . the pentagon says the u. s only provides intelligence to ukraine and the ukrainians make their own decisions as to what to do with that intelligence. u s officials say they had no prior knowledge of ukraine's decision to strike the battleship. fighters at a steel plant in mariupol er, trying to hold out against the attacks of russian troops in a desperate effort to keep russia from taking over that strategic ports. city leaders of ukraine suspect russian president vladimir putin wants to present the russian people with the major battlefield success by victory day monday, may 9th the holiday that marks the soviet union's victory over germany and the united states just imposed a major sanction against a russian oligarch. the justice department executed a seizure warrant against sulaiman karimov. authorities took over his 350 ft luxury yacht, which was in the fiji islands. the vessel is

worth $325 million. the fbi says it's part of a worldwide crackdown against russian oligarchs who have profited from illegal dealings by the kremlin. a bay area. humanitarian aid groups say they are seeing a drop in the amount of donations. they're getting to help people in ukraine. they say they were getting a lot of donations at the beginning of the war, but now 70 days into it. those donations are starting to slow down. eight organizations are holding several events this weekend, including multiple concerts to try and raise money for people who now live in a war zone. news moves on so quickly or that people's attention moves on so quickly. so i feel that having this very inspirational concerts or just let people know that that that concern is still there. the u. n says there are now an estimated 5.7 million refugees from the war in ukraine. we have a list of events going on in the bay area to help if you'd like to check that you can go to ktvu .com. happening today, the nba season starts and it will honor brittney griner per team, the

phoenix mercury unveiled a decal on its court for griner, this decal with her initials in jersey number 42 will appear on every w n b a court this season . now griner has been held in russia for the past few months. on drug charges, but the us announced this week she is wrongfully detained and they are working to have her released. and birthday wishes are going out this morning to giants great milk. willie mays. he's turning 91 today. in the past, the giants have celebrated his birthday with special events, including large cakes in a car ride at oracle park. but willie's health has deteriorated in recent years. it's unclear if he will be able to visit the ballpark for tonight's game against the st louis cardinals. its a big weekend for a great giants players. the team will hold a buster posey day. tomorrow more about that coming up on the nine. first we have to get you to work in school and all those things that happen on a friday. sal where do we start? well, let's start off in the south bay because we do have a little slowing there. i wouldn't say you have to worry about it

at all. but there is some slowing. it's not completely clear. you can see some slowing on 2 80 85 1. oh, one. it's much lighter, though, than it normally is. and by the time you get the race street it looks pretty good here when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza. that has cleared out and some of the east bay commutes are still yeah, i would say that there's some slowing on highway four, of course and on 80 but again, compared to what we normally have. these are easier commute back to the toll plaza. you can see the traffic is light 20. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you, sir. son for some still a lot of fog for others, and now some higher clouds are coming in, but mainly about san francisco, oakland north, you can see it on the visible satellite. fog retreating pretty rapidly down towards san jose, santa clara value. poof. it's disappearing. but then coming in this that's a lot of your high mid level clouds beginning to make a move here. big messages. cool colder , colder, but not today. it will be on the muggy, mild side today , starting to cool down friday and then really colder pattern for us for may as we go into sunday and also monday, there's

just not a lot of moisture with this, but there'll be a lot of cold air. and windy conditions. start saturday night. take us into sunday monday. we will get some thunderstorms are some scattered showers out of this, so i would favor taking mom out in the morning bundle up more so than the afternoon because by the afternoon think we'll think start to see them things developing here. a lot of drizzle. reports this morning, especially in the higher elevations. but even san francisco picked up a little bit. probably see a repeat performance tonight. tomorrow so 60 seventies, our lows were really on the mild side. a lot of mid fifties now we're already seeing some low sixties for some, especially if you can break through that cloud deck. san jose has already 61 brentwood, 61 nevado, 60, sfo, palo alto, sunnyvale in there, it's closed for many others, so on the mild side today, or you're even kind of muggy. there's just so much moisture in the air, but starting tomorrow systems will dig in here, and that's going to usher in a significant change here. we'll get some rain out of this. this year will get snow that will start late sunday. very windy over the passes as well. they had that yesterday between sunday night, and i'd say tuesday morning there could be

about six inches to a foot up in this year. we'll get some thunderstorm activity, but again , the wind will be the big factor, along with the much colder temps well below average sunday, monday, you guys all right. thank you, steve, a protest happening now at city college of san francisco still ahead, why students and instructors are camping out on campus. also, doctors transplanted a pig's heart into a man's body. but the men died two months later when investigators are pointing to as one reason for his death.

in a county is facing a lawsuit over its pandemic related eviction moratorium. the california apartment association filed the suit in federal court yesterday . the group says the moratorium violates the fifth amendment, which prohibits the government from taking private property without just compensation. alameda county approved the eviction moratorium during the early days of the pandemic in april of 2020 to help renters facing economic hardship agencies that help people who are homeless around the country are reporting an increase in the number of seniors living on the street. a study led by the university of pennsylvania says the number of elderly people experiencing homelessness will nearly triple by the year. 2032 more than 100,000. it's not yout time because it gets cold and older people. you don't know your body. temperature is not

the same as it used to be, and you gotta sleep on concrete, and that's whole alarming new trend that we're seeing there really upset when they come here because they have their choices are very few. agencies say many seniors find themselves on the street because of rising rents. doctors say they may have discovered a main factor behind the death of a man who died two months after undergoing a pig heart transplant. that historic procedure was performed at the university of maryland in january. an autopsy shows the pig's heart was pumping well, but scar tissue is building up in the organ. doctors now say the heart was infected with the virus common in pigs and that it may have contributed to the man's death. well, new this morning. the city of berkley moves forward with a plan involving its police department over which types of calls police will respond to will explain the details up next. also amber heard versus johnny depp still to come her tearful testimony on

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. this is mornings on to welcome back and gasia mikaelian erasmus. today is friday, may six, happy friday. let's look ahead to the weekend and a lot of the changes. we've been hearing you talk about all week long. steve paulson sunday night. monday morning thunderstorms that seems unusual for me. it is unusual, but that is a possibility. but you too. i think you better bundle up on sunday sunday morning because you'll need it. it's going to be a pretty cold pattern for us for may. that's for sure. right now. it's not. though it's fifties and sixties. there are some sun breaks out there, but a lot of low clouds some higher clouds up above, but we did not get very cool this morning. there was a lot of reports of drizzle. so finally, a friday forecast had morning fog. drizzle fog. still there now, higher clouds are beginning to come in. there's more sun south. there's more clouds north so sixties seventies on the attempts, the breeze and the cooler temps start tomorrow and really take a drop on sunday. all right over to sal 8. 30. we've had a quiet friday. don't tell me something that the 11th hour no. nothing. major steve. we've had a couple

of glitches. but you know nothing major. and when traffic is this light, even when we do have crashes. right when they clear they end up getting, you know, end up getting right back to normal, westbound 24 near the caldicott just had a word right now of a traffic hazard. i think it's a stalled vehicle, so watch that for you, it's not causing a big delay. this is a look at contra costa county things are beginning to even out and there has been no slow traffic this morning in marin between novato. san rafael in mill valley, but there's some fog at the southern end of marine county. it's 8 31 . let's go right back to the headlines. thank you. the board of trustees today at san francisco's city college will decide if they go through with layoffs and budget cuts. i camp out. protests is going on right now. at that campus, ktvu is james torres live from where tents are set up with the message from teachers there, james ali. good morning to you were about eight hours or so away from when this protest is expected, and that's because that's when the vote should be taken place a little later this

afternoon, folks here say, by camping out here all week, they hope they're putting enough pressure on the board to cancel those plans to let go. nearly 200 teachers by the end of the next school year. here's what's at stake. city college needs to make up for about a $7 million budget gap. back in february, 2021. the school determined that the best option would be to consider layoffs. so far about 50 teachers have been notified. they are on the chopping block, and some of those teachers have been at the school for more than 10 years, while most have been hired within the last five years. the teachers union here says that more than 150 full and part time faculty can also be at risk of losing their jobs. if that vote goes through tonight, the teachers protesting say, ultimately laying off any of those university teachers would have caused harm to nearly 20,000 students who attend this school. i asked one of these teachers who have been here all week how it's been sleeping in tents with some chilly and wet mornings. this last couple of days has been both challenging and heartwarming honestly, to

see the amount of support from the community people walking through to see the students where it's not just faculty out here. it's students who are who are out here to send a message to the administration that trustees that their needs are not being heard. according to a report from the state's fiscal crisis and management assistance team. the college has seen about a 35% decline in student enrollment over the course of eight years, but they have not reduced any snapping. city college considered layoffs last year but reached a one year agreement with the teachers union to delay that these protesters have been here since the beginning of the week. the board special meeting is set to begin at four o'clock later this afternoon. the only item on its agenda is this issue for seats on the board of trustees are up for election in november. teachers here say their yes vote to some of those layoffs. means a no vote to re election in november. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm

james torrez ktvu. pots two news, james thank you. some kids in california could soon be able to get a covid vaccine without their parents' permission. proposal in the state legislature would let kids 12 and older get vaccinated on their own. that proposal cleared its first hurdle yesterday. right now, anyone younger than 18 cannot be vaccinated for covid without their parents' consent. the only vaccines they can get on their own or vaccines needed to prevent an std like hepatitis b or hpv. the proposal from san francisco state senator scott wiener still has to clear the full senate and then the assembly. regulators say they are limiting who can get the johnson and johnson vaccine only to people who cannot get other covid vaccines. the fda says they have re examined the data and are concerned about a serious risk of blood clots, especially within the first two weeks after a j and j vaccination. authorities have recommended for months that people who are just getting their first vaccine should get either fighter or moderna shots . instead the head of the cdc is here in california as part of

our national campaign to get more people vaccinated and boosted against covid. yesterday dr rochelle walensky went to a vaccine clinic in south central los angeles. she said the latest wave of covid cases underscores the need for all americans to get vaccinated and boosted as soon as possible. justin made a push for wider use of fighters. covid pill packs livid. max limit is available, right? it's really available now. nationwide people need and want access to it. they should be able to have access to it. importantly with pat slovin is it works best if you take it early, so if you have symptoms, we encourage you to get tested quickly. some doctors have recently expressed concerns about packs livid, saying some patients suffered a relapse just days after taking the pill. a new test to treat site for covid is open now in san mateo. it's part of a federal program that allows people to get a covid test and be prescribed and received medication on the spot if they test positive. besides that the college of san mateo, there are other tests to treat sites

across the bay area, including in a number of cvs pharmacies happening today, a court hearing will be held in san francisco for police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed black man five years ago. officer chris samayoa faces charges including manslaughter. prosecutors say police were chasing keita o'neil because they thought he was involved in a robbery and carjacking when o'neill got out of a stolen van and ran past this patrol car shot him. something i had only been on the job for four days. o'neal's family is calling for supporters to pack the courtroom for this morning's continuance hearing. new this morning, the berkeley city council has taken a major step towards expanding the city's efforts to divert nonviolent 911 calls away from police. berkeley is already working to launch a team of social workers and civilians to respond to some mental health and homelessness calls. and last night, the council voted to support the mayor's proposal. to create a new community safety department made up of city employees to oversee the effort . a young team of researchers is

showing how easy it can be to hack into a car that uses a fob keyless entry and starting that vehicle. a junior at the university of dartmouth and his co researcher found hackers can unlock even start a car using just a laptop and a tool to amplify a key fob signal. if it's nearby new models have rolling code, so even if the signals picked up the code would change by the time it's duplicated. most cars don't have that extra security. there are some ways to help protect your car. you know when you're at home, keep your keys with those fobs and a metal container because that's going to prevent the signal from going out or receiving, or you can invest in one of these are fitted pouches on amazon for the market, right? then maybe 20 bucks. and that basically prevents any signal from going out. i mean, nothing is 100% secure and probably never will. experts suggest asking your car dealer about rolling code options on new cars and key fobs. the biden administration now making plans

to buy 60 million barrels of crude oil, the first time in the long process of replenishing america's emergency oil reserve. the president has taken this step. it's the first time in more than 20 years, the energy department has bought large amounts of crude to maintain the biggest emergency supply in the world, is part of the bidens administration to bring down the record high cost of gasoline. more dangerous springtime storms are in the forecast this weekend for many parts of texas and oklahoma. the system has already spawned several powerful tornadoes that have caused widespread damage to businesses, homes and schools. oklahoma's governor spent yesterday getting a firsthand look at some of the destruction in his state. it's just amazing when you see the damage that's done and the lives that are, you know. um affected by this. some of the worst damage in oklahoma is being reported in the city of seminal guests as strong as 135 miles an hour have destroyed dozens of homes and businesses. tornadoes have also caused a lot of damage in parts of texas. so far, there

are no reports of any deaths in those two states about what's happening here in the bay area, because even this gray weather at our back window here feels a little unusual to many, but boy, the real kicker is coming sunday into monday. sunday monday, maybe all the way out to wednesday. that's the way this may develop. here is the way it's looking right now is kind of the in between day here between her day so we call we have low clouds plenty of low clouds. although san jose's now santa clara valley and poof, it's gone now the higher clouds are coming in from the west southwest, so very mild pregnancy those coming in right there, but there's a lot of fog underneath that. many reports of drizzle this morning. but yes, a dramatic change, at least for us for may will show up on sunday monday. this system looks like it's going to last well into the middle of next week. and sunday is going to be a little tough one here i would lean on the windy and colder so there will be some clouds popping up and i think some shower activity gets its act together later in the day, so morning best but again, there's going to be a big change in our weather as we head into

saturday night and sunday morning. add some drizzle this morning. many reports especially higher elevations, but the city picked up 0.1. and also there were some reports out towards, uh, solano county as well. maybe where you live, there will be more late tonight and tomorrow. very mild, warm lows this morning. we had mid fifties on the taps upper fifties. now we're seeing low sixties especially we get those sun breaks so kind of a tropical field 63 sunny villa at the 60 has that vote san carlos, palo alto san jose brent woods in there concords in their nevada as well, and it's close for everyone else. so kind of a mild pattern here with these higher clouds coming in some son of the south will be more clouds to the north. then tomorrow we start to see that system up there begin to dig south or they don't have a lot of to work with as they move over us, but it will be the beginning of a cooling trend. and then i called her trend as we had into sunday, especially monday tuesday. now this system does not hold a lot of moisture, so we're going to see more scattered showers. thundershowers will pop up. if it's not on sunday. it'll be monday i i

would think of foot of snow as s and higher elevations after everything said, and 60 seventies on the temps will start to cool down tomorrow and then a windy, colder pattern. maybe some rain sunday monday into tuesday, you guys all right. thank you, steve. well she jumped her way into the hearts of video game fans worldwide still to come. miss pacman receives a new honor 40 years later for the past two years looking, it has been all about pandemic puppies. now when the east bay animal shelter says it has too many dogs that need good homes to show you the pets that are up for adoption, the special incentives being offered right now and why the shelters so full to begin with.

details emerging in the high profile trial include involving actors johnny depp and his ex wife. amber heard following herds second day of testimony. it was so erratic and so it changed so quickly, and i naively now really did not understand what was going on. the actress described what she called a tumultuous relationship . this trial is part of a libel lawsuit depth brought against heard for $50 million after she wrote an op ed in 2018 described being a survivor of domestic abuse without directly naming depth. he got so angry at me

slapped me across the face. nothing i did made him stop hitting me. you know, some people are calling this testimony. i'm calling in an audition. i don't know if she's coming across as credible. i'm going to be honest with you and we'll see what the jury thinks about that. steps lawyers say herds op ed, cost him work and harmed his reputation. trial will take a break next week before picking up on may 16th. that's when depths attorneys will cross examine heard. coral colorful mural is now on display at the chinese historical society of america in san francisco's chinatown. it pays tribute to martial arts legend bruce lee. the mural is a collaborative effort by bay area artists who have long been fans of bruce lee. they say. the san francisco native helped bridge the gap between the east and west when he helped create the martial arts craze of the 19 sixties and seventies. he is the bridge that we need people who are bridges in our society to connect us. the artists use

drawings, technology and music to bring bruce lee to life. the mural is on display during this asian american pacific islander heritage month. some people in the bay area may decide to celebrate mother's day weekend at the movies. we found fans lined up at the veranda luck cinema in concord for the new doctor. strange movie premiere last night. the marvel blockbuster stars benedict cumberbatch. one fan we talked to said he wants to see this film right when it comes out to avoid any social media spoilers. you know what in this modern day and age people like to spoil things. and if you can't keep your hands off your phone, you might get spoiled. so go see it early if you can. the movie is expected to pull in about 160 million to up to $200 million in its first weekend. there is a bit of a turnaround at this hour on wall street. there is some of the big retailers trying something new in hopes of attracting shoppers. we're heading back into the stores. forget all that online stuff, right? pam cook is upstairs. things are changing minute by

minute. we're glad and we are watching wall street, ofest buys adding beauty gadgets, electric bikes and outdoor furniture to its electronic. the ceo says it is in response to clicks on its website of what customers are now looking for in a store and dsw changing the look of its stores to feature top brands such as adidas crocs and vince comodo. company says customers will see shops and shops for those popular shoes. so changing things in this comes as many of the retailers continue to be heard by global supply chain issues and covid lockdowns in china. before that, opening, bell rang this morning under armor surprised analysts with a loss for the first quarter that stock down almost 24% today. taking you live to the new york stock exchange. there was a little bit of a turn out turn around and stocks headed a bit higher in the last half hour, so but back down again, and the dow jones down three quarters of a

percent 252 points the s and p 500 down three quarters as well and the nasdaq briefly positive now down 1% 1 12,093, so the volatility continues the nasdaq down fifth straight week for the nasdaq more calls for lucky charms cereal to be recalled after growing reports of illnesses as of yesterday, 530 cases have been reported to the fda, a site that records food illnesses has tracked more than 7300 cases. the fda trying to investigate the cause of the illness, is the nutritional sciences professor at north carolina state university, believes it could be due to possible food dye changes once again because of supply chain issues and an ongoing baby formula shortage, reportedly getting worse parents across the country trying to bring more attention. to the issue by sharing their own stories and photos. they're also calling for governors and the biden administration to take action.

the severe formula shortages stems from supply chain issues and recalls a formula maker abbott laboratories following four deaths. many stores are now limiting. the number of formula purchases. and here's a story for all the moms out there as we head into mother's day weekend and sunday, while the traditional gifts are flowers, candy and cards, the national retail federation says this year families are celebrating mother's day post pandemic more than a quarter of the people in the survey say they plan to give mom a cool experience as a gift . that means they'll take mom out for an event such as a concert. retail survey estimates americans will spend an average of $245 for mother's day expenses, which is a new record, but we have baseball. we have the words back in town. there's some ticket ideas for mother's day. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. a lot going on there. well how many quarters did you used to drop into those video game machines at the arcade? remember that

music. ms pac man has just been inducted into the world video game hall of fame. she began chomping on pellets and ghosts back in 1981. she sold more than 125,000 machines in the first five years, making her one of the most popular video arcade games ever. last night, she was inducted into the hall of fame, along with dance dance revolution and a version of the legend of zelda. both great game bag can't count. the hours i spent on this pac man, i think there's a lord's ice cream parlor sell in. san leandro that has one of those ms pac man's like in the table. so of course we took our sons to play it and, you know, continuing that tradition. my kids haircut hairstylist that they go to the children's haircuts center. she loved 12. that's good to know you can still find him out there. all right. well, thank you, all right, and let's go out and take a look at today's commuter. i think you're gonna like where we're ending up. today we had a couple of glitches. but now things are

better. even on 80. highway four is cleared out. bay bridge toll plaza has cleared out so this commute has been looking very good. is that go to steve? steve? we've been talking about willie mays. here's a photo i took of him back on his 80th birthday i believe at was was called 18 t park, so and we're going to talk to the giants today about buster posey. but also we have to bring up willie mays. the royalty of the san francisco giants. steve absolutely my mother's second favorite player. okay now that you said time favorite all time . who's the first got to know johnny bench? okay so johnny bench then willie mays. alright so we do have a forecast. that's probably not the best. it won't be sunny and warmer hot. that's for sure. on sunday. all important sunday, sunday sunday , wendy and colder that's a given there will be some clouds moving in and possibility of some scattered showers developing i would favor later in the afternoon in the morning , but it's going to be one words. you're going to notice a big change. on those temps 60

seventies today, kind of a mild mcgee pattern. lots of reports of drizzle this morning. we have a combination of, uh, some low clouds, some fog and now some higher clouds coming in fifties and sixties. mcgee field on the temps here and you can see some of that cloud cover coming over top of the low clouds and fog. we'll get more drizzle late tonight and tomorrow and then after that was the system will start to dig in here. beginning to mothers struggling coming in behind that that's right there. that's the one that's going to play into our weather, but not until sunday. so this is not a big rain producer. it will get some showers out of it. maybe some thundershowers. the key, though it's going to last for probably all the way into tuesday or wednesday as it carves itself out over all of california and with this cold air coming in, and they days long and the angle of the sun hi there will be some thundershower activity i think on monday, so we'll deal with that then. but there's going to be some high elevation snow as well. and maybe even some around here if we can get enough available moisture 60 seventies on your attempts today, tomorrow they begin to cool off and then a

windy, colder pattern. sunday monday. this pattern may last into next wednesday. garcia and allie all right. thank you, steve fundraiser to help bring a live safari west experience to children's hospitals all over the country is happening next weekend coming up in mornings onto the nine we're bringing safari west to ktvu. to talk about their fundraising mission. also graduation staple is arriving too late for some college seniors what they're doing to avoid looking out of place when they cross the stage to collect their diplomas.

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bid, where he'll call on congress to pass the innovation act to help make investments in manufacturing and infrastructure . the president will be in hambleton, ohio, to visit united performance medals will announce that five major u. s manufacturers have committed to boosting their reliance on small and medium american firms for

three d printing. the white house says that will help deal with the shortage of parts that only added to the supply chain crisis. 8 56 in oakland mayor libby schaaf will unveil the latest program to bridge the digital divide among school kids. mayor chef says the city is committed to making sure the close to 50,000 students in oakland have access to a computer and internet at home. today the mayor will introduce e students of all economic backgrounds internet access. the berkeley unified school district has announced a new superintendent. the school board has selected and nicaea ford martel to lead the district and her appointment is expected to be approved later this month at the board meeting. right now. she's the deputy superintendent at the san francisco unified school district. she will replace outgoing superintendent brent stevens, who left in march to lead the lafayette school district. the global supply chain crisis now reportedly impacting graduations. many students at north carolina central university say the company they ordered their cap and gowns from is cutting it too

close to deliver them. graduation is this weekend in some haven't even shipped yet. the company is blaming the shortage on labor and supply chain issues. now the university and its alumni are working together to get their grads dressed for the big day. like alumni's helping us out. we're all trying to just make it work so we can walk. so that's just the best part about it. honestly it sucks, but we're gonna get it done i ordered over a month ago. and trying to reach them now, are you getting to recording? the company herff jones says it's offering customers a full refund for late caps and gowns. in the meantime, the university is altering gowns they already have to try and fit students who are affected by the shortage. this is national travel and tourism week millions of americans are getting back on the road and traveling again, many for the first time since the beginning of the pandemic. organizations are teaming up in discuss the importance of reigniting travel and the state of hospitality and tourism in the bay area in san francisco hotels around pace for a nearly 70% drop in business. the

sharpest declines seen in any major u s. city san francisco. this is traveling revenue will be down about 68% this year. police travel president 42% this year 2019 university question. $2.4 billion. a new report from the american hotel and lodging association shows that hotel and travel revenue this year is projected to be down by 23% that's some $20 billion compared to pre pandemic levels. in san francisco. there's a new nour for the late mayor ed lee, his widow and a daughter unveiled a statue of the mayor yesterday outside chase center at thrive. city house speaker nancy pelosi , san francisco mayor london breed and former warriors president rick welts were also there. well said the statue was away for the warriors bringing the warriors back to san francisco. thank you. to

you, ed lee. for all you did for the warriors, and for all you did for san francisco. thank you, mr mayor. at least served as san francisco's mayor from 2011 until he died of a heart attack in 2017. teachers and students are fighting against potential layoffs at city college of san francisco. if these cuts go through, i am am deeply terrified for what it will mean teachers have been camped out before the board of trustees makes a final decision today. new restrictions are in place for the johnson and johnson covid vaccine next on mornings onto the nine the fda decision that dramatically limits who can get that single dose vaccines. plus the people and animals at safari west in the north bay. they're raising money to help kids hospitalized across the country will take you there. live this morning for behind the scenes. look at that fundraiser. and welcome to mornings on tuesday nine. today