samt happened and the investigation that is under way this morning, and catholic churches across the country are preparing for sunday services and possible protests. how some police departments are responding. bus it is mother's day. and if you are one of those last minute shoppers hoping to still buy some flowers, you are not alone. we're going to take you live to the san francisco flower mart. that's next. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto and good morning to you. welcome to mornings onto on this sunday, may 8th it is mother's day, so happy mother's day to all those moms out there. i'm claudine wong and high everybody . it is sunday. it is may the

eighth happy mother's day to you and in our weather gal over there. rosemary, too happy mother's day. thank you so much happy mother's day to all of our moms that are out there celebrating today. and our mother figures, of course. how about some cool, breezy weather to go along with mother's day or not? mother nature is bringing us the possibility of scattered showers as we move through the morning hours and into the afternoon, a notable drop in temperatures. low fifties at the coast to low sixties inland will go to the radar. take a look at where that rain is, as we speak, and what you can expect for the rest of your sunday coming up in just a little bit. sounds good. thank you. rosemary happening today, san francisco's flower mart is open to the public on the sunday and that's where ktvu is. james torres live this morning says today is the biggest flower shopping day. of the year, maybe only second to valentine, st james. take it away. you know, i'm sure they're neck and neck, frank morning to you. you know, if you ever having a bad day, just come to a flower mart and look at all the

colors and all the arrangements that they have or because it's just absolutely beautiful, so organized so well put together. as they expect hundreds this morning and get some of that last minute shopping here now the flower mark known for stocking the shelves of local flower shops. we know they took a hard hit over the last two years because of the covid 19 pandemic, but they are bouncing back this week, especially as we just wrapped up small business week in san francisco. this year , is also the first time since 2019 that people within the flower mark do not need to worry about any type of covid-19 protocol, so no masks are required. no proof of vaccine is required. i asked some of the vendors here this morning what the mother's day flower of the year and they tell me peonies would take the cake. peonies are like, kind of like so many pedals. they're kind of big, fluffy flowers. they do have, like some, like kind of particular smell. and they are very particular because it only comes from once on a year. like

locally we keep it also all year round, but they're imported from all over the world. definitely peonies, the winner for this season. we also saw non vendors just regular customers here early at the market shopping for their own families. one man, one man told me that he came here about six this morning just to make sure that he beats the rush of last minute shoppers that rush like they're not going to happen until about nine this morning. i want to take you back. live out here. this is what peonies actually look like you're i'm no flour expert. i've never heard of them before. but this is the mother's day flower of the year, at least here in san francisco. you can see the coming all sorts of colors. but these are the peony. so if you happen to see them either in your face or faces of other people, you know that someone did their homework this morning. now what you're see. here are store owners stocking up for the day, but the doors will remain open for members of the public until 11 this morning. so you do have a tiny bit of a window. to get some of that last minute

flower shopping done a little later today. like this morning in san francisco. i'm james torrez. ktvu fox two news. alright thanks, james. this morning. police in concord are investigating a shooting outside of the sun valley mall that gunfire was first reported shortly after nine o'clock last night. officers who arrived on that scene found dozens of shell casings in the mall's parking lot. but there was no sign of any shooting victims. so far. no word of any arrests in the case or what may have led up to that gunfire. there have been two previous shootings at the sun valley mall in the past year. and the sonoma county sheriff's office is now releasing the names of two people found dead in a santa rosa home on thursday . investigators say the victims are 17 year old leslie noriega and 23 year old anthony romero. they say a gun was found inside the home with the victims, but they're not releasing any information about what up, let what led up to that deadly shooting or if the search is on this morning for any suspects. this is the fifth homicide investigation and sonar county. since the first of the year. now 704. we're learning more about

friday's deadly plane crash in marin county, several news agencies are reporting. one of the two people killed was the mother of a jesuit high school student in sacramento. ntsb is now leading that investigation into the crash in the marin headlands, not far from the golden gate bridge, ktvu greg liggins reports federal agency is trying to determine if whether may have been a factor. saturday's sunny skies clearly revealed the hillside wreckage of the fatal plane crash that happened in the marin headlands just afternoon friday. occupants of the aircraft perished. in the crash video from friday afternoon shows fog covered much of the surrounding area during the time of the crash, investigators say they will be looking into conditions as a possible contributing factor. the weather was bad enough to deter sightseers planning on hiking up here yesterday, but i mean, it was so foggy. you couldn't see anything. you couldn't see the city. you couldn't see any peaks. any good viewpoint, so we decided to pass

yesterday. experimental single engine, four seater vans, rv, 10 left sacramento just before 11 30, according to flight tracker, but investigators gave no known destination. it was airborne for about 41 minutes before circling , then crashing right next to a scenic lookout near the golden gate bridge. it's horrendous. yeah tragedy. you hate to hear anything like that ever happens. investigators have not released the identities of the deceased and say they will be examining the ratings and certificates of the pilot. they're also asking potential witnesses to contact the ntsb, but there may be few. it was a very quiet visitor day because the weather was pretty nasty up here within 15 business days, the ntsb says it will issue a preliminary report on the crash. a tragic event that's captured lots of attention. we consider a very rare event and no real trends and nothing in recent memory that this is similar to the plan is to remove the wreckage from the hillside

sunday, which might require some temporary road closures in the area. the tsb says a full report on the exact cause of the crash could take up to 12 months in marin county, greg legans ktvu fox two news. no choice we no choice. we've got. protesters in service isco take to the streets over the future of reproductive rights. they are hoping to send a message to the u. s supreme court justices just days after a leak documents suggest that the court may overturn roe v. wade meanwhile, google has removed a map showing the home addresses of the sixth conservative supreme court justices. that move comes after the mountain view based company said the map is a violation of its terms of services and or policies. joe biden administration has been asked about whether it supports protests targeting the justices and their homes. these activists posted a map with the

home addresses of the supreme court justices. is that the kind of thing this president wants to help your side make their point . i think the president's view is that there's a lot of passion, a lot of fear. a lot of sadness from many, many people across this country about what they saw and that leaked document. we obviously want people's privacy to be respected. so far, president biden has not commented on those addresses being posted online. new immigration court is scheduled to open up in concord . it comes as the contra costa county board of supervisors is now poised to deny the public defender's office more money to fight deportation cases. we only have three lawyers for all of contra costa county. to provide these really critical, um legal services and without additional help the nearly 100 people that are awaiting already on our wait lists are not going to get representation. the director of stand together, says what is

happening right now is that due process crisis stand together as a group that offers legal services and community education , immigrant families and contra costa county. county administrators recommending against making close to $2 million available next year, which would pay for three new attorneys, three legal assistance and to social workers. more bad news from the u. s. drought monitor on the state of california's water pitcher, california's two largest reservoirs. alright quote critically low levels at the time of year when they should be at their highest report says years of low rainfall and snow, along with intense heat waves have drained the statewide reservoir system. lake oroville is at 55% of its total capacity. shasta lake has just 40% of what it can hold. there's not much hope for snow runoff either will help since the snowpack was just 4. of normal all right time now is 709 , so i know we talked that there might be a little bit of wet.

obviously it's not gonna fill the reservoirs, rosemary, but did any fall this morning? no not yet. in fact, it's still north of us. it's a it's blue skies behind me over areas of oakland and a lot of the bay area, starting out with blue skies this morning, so this transition is not only going to bring a chance for showers later this morning. it is going to really cool things down, and we do expect breezy conditions for the afternoon as well. there is a nice shot there over oakland, where folks getting out this morning and not paying attention to the forecast. maybe caught off guard. i'll show you that in just a moment. first. let's take a look at the temperature change. we are already several degrees cooler this morning than where we were yesterday, down by seven in santa rosa down by five. that's a popular number napa conquered. hayward palo alto, san jose and livermore. so where do we stand? well, yesterday morning, a lot of fifties out there this morning. more like forties. we have 46 to start your day in santa rosa 49 in san francisco. inland east bay, 48 over livermore and the

winds a little breezy. we've got 12 mph reported in livermore half moon bay reporting 13. and san jose at 14 getting into our hills, even a little bit stronger than that areas over mount diablo reporting close to 50 mph, so it's a breezy one. it's a cooler start. but again we are starting out with mostly clear skies. i'm going to back it up and show you the system that we've been talking about here still over areas of washington, oregon and now moving through northern california all the way down to about uk will call it so it is on the way. it looks like right about 89 o'clock or so we should begin to see some of that over areas of lake county as well as sonoma county. and take a look at what is happening in the sierra as expected. we are looking at that possibility of some snow in the winter weather advisory for travelers that starts at 11 o'clock this morning and goes until 11 o'clock tonight. if you're traveling up, be prepared for winter travel here in may.

here's a look at the timeline on this rain 89 o'clock or so it's moving into areas of the north bay as it slides into the central and south bay. it does fizzle out a little bit falls apart, so a little bit of a better opportunity for our north bay locations. but there's a look at 10 o'clock right over the central bay. it's a quick mover, though. there's 11 o'clock, 12 o'clock. it's already into the south bay and then it's out of here and we are left with very cool. breezy conditions for your afternoon. how cool! take a look at this 59 degrees today for santa rosa. 56 in san francisco upper fifties for oakland. we've got low sixties in livermore, 5 to 15 degrees below the seasonal average will have a better look at the afternoon highs for today and what we can expect to getting into the workweek ahead. coming up. thank you. rosemary also coming up. catholic churches across the country are bracing for protest today over roe v. wade in our next half hour how the organizations are preparing for all that backlash . also ahead, american tourists

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him, pulled out a gun and fired several shots. the victim was struck at least once but is expected to be okay. three u. s tourists were found dead at a resort in the bahamas. investigators say some guests at the sandals resort on the bahamas great exuma island went to a clinic on thursday, complaining of nausea and vomiting. they were treated, and then they left and three were later found dead in their rooms. another woman had to be airlifted to a hospital for tr our investigations were up too late last night, and we feel that what we are seeing is an isolated case associated in a particular area. and so our team is still here to finalize those findings. toxicology and blood tests are being conducted to help determine the cause of deaths and new video shows the ongoing efforts to rescue people trapped in the rubble of a hotel that exploded in cuba. at least one survivor was found early yesterday morning in the ruins of hotel saratoga, a red cross

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this morning for mother's day. maybe not really breezy out there again. diablo was clocking 47 last check about 10 minutes ago. movie #### good movie day. i agree. we do have breezy conditions out there cooler conditions out there, starting out with mostly clear skies. a quick moving front is going to sweep across the bay area later this morning and bring the possibility of scattered showers. but here's a look over a san francisco where it looks a bit hazy out there a little bit of fog, perhaps, and again a little bit of wet weather on the way here is a beautiful shot over the oakland skyline, where we do have just a few. high clouds. they're in play getting into again. what's going on to the north of us is the rain and we are looking at mostly clear skies for the time being. the system that is bringing that possibility to our area a little bit later this morning going to really bring the cooler temperatures and the breezy conditions as well. i'll show you the numbers in just a

moment. but if you are just joining us there's a winter weather advisory that starts at 11 o'clock this morning goes until 11 o'clock this evening above 5000 ft. for the sierra traveling up there, you're going to find again wintry weather and for us, even though it's a quick moving system, and that chance for scattered showers doesn't last very long. the cool, breezy conditions going to last all day, but here's a look at when we expected to move through 89 o'clock or south in the lake county area. sonoma county north pay into the central bay by about 10 o'clock and then into the south bay before it passes through in the afternoon is dry. if you are going to be outdoors, and you're trying to avoid that possibility of getting wet the second part of the day is definitely the better bet here's a look at mostly clear skies into the evening hours, but do expect the chilly conditions already cooler out there this morning 49 degrees in san francisco right now forties and walnut creek san jose, starting out at 50. and take a look at the drop expected from yesterday into today. santa rosa was 73 yesterday today going to 59 san francisco 56 for you there. if

you're going to see the giants play, it's going to be cool and brisk. we've got conquered, coming in at 62, as well as san jose. well below average and well below where we were just yesterday. a lot of upper fifties to low sixties from our basic communities inland. and those are the warmer spots 62 for antioch's today 62 conquered the extended forecast here. the chance for showers will remain on monday. even the possibility of a thunderstorm and our temperatures don't budge. that was going to be cool for monday. not much better on tuesday with a slight chance for scattered showers, finally getting back to some springtime weather wednesday and thursday. dry conditions upper sixties to low seventies for our inland cities sixties around the bay back to you. thank you. rosemary the show dear san francisco at club fugazi is called a love letter to the city coming up in our next half hour. the inside story of two of the show's performers. and what it took for them to be together on stage and in life also ahead. we have not enough

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housing market in the u. s right now isn't the bay area miami or new york? it's actually boise, idaho. over the last two years, more people left these bigger cities for smaller ones that are a lot more affordable and boise is getting a large influx from california, washington state, even oregon, which experts say is driving up the cost of housing there, and now, realtors say the demand has been the biggest factor in housing becoming more expensive, leaving people who are from the region. getting priced out. nobody expected what happened in the boise market from 2020 on people now, and they want to either be a move up buyer or their retiring and want to buy a smaller house that's become increasingly difficult as well. idaho florida, arizona are the three top states seen most people moving in right now. the golden state warriors will host the memphis grizzlies tomorrow night for game four of their playoff series has sold out

crowd at san francisco state center. watch the wars. take game three in a blowout victory last night that final score 1 42 to 1 12. it was not stressful to watch. i'll be honest. the words now lead the series two games to one in many longtime members of dub nation. are hoping this is going to be another championship season for golden state. huge man. i've been coming to the warriors games forever went to almost every game in oracle fan since we believe baron davis j. ridge harrington. i'm just happy to see us back in the playoffs. will have the game three highlights later this hour. we also have the wars reaction to last night's injury of the grizzlies star player well, one reason buster posey retired, was to spend a little more time with his family. so it was only fitting that on buster posey day , the greatest san francisco giant catcher ever we're behind the plate. one last time is oldest children. 10 year old twins leon addison, throwing the ceremonial first pitches. sellout crowd turned out at

oracle yesterday to thank buster and give him a proper send off. giant fan favorite to also took part include other old manager bruce bochy. retired players. will clark barry bonds, 100 pence. posey was his usual classy, reflective and modest self. in his speech to the fans. i never thought. this was about me. this was about me being a part of something. and right now is an opportunity for me to thank you fans for letting me be a part of that letting our teammates be a part of that. and just to tell you how thankful i am for them to play my career in front of you for the last 12 years. yeah. on their feet and the final buster hug goes to longtime closer believe it or not, that's brian wilson. the hair is a lot longer, but the beard is history, and there's definitely some buster magic in the air. later in the newscast, the giants bats came alive on

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across the country preparing for possible protests. look at how some law enforcement agencies are responding. also ahead. we're going to take you live to the san francisco flower mart, where last minute mother's day. shoppers are hoping to still get some flowers for dear old mom. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning, everyone happy mother's day to all the moms out there and we got a little rain coming our way . but if you want to get out and about early, you've got some blue sky. just a brilliant day over the bay right now, look how vivid that bluest mount tam to your right san francisco to your left. but the clouds are going to roll in here. eventually i think this afternoon welcome back to ktvu mornings on to on a sunday i'm frank malik claudine wang. thanks for waking up with us. happy mother's day rosemary oroczo. some people do

like to, you know, maybe they're heading out for brunch. maybe they don't want to hike they are out and about and going to see their mothers going out to enjoy their days. yes i'd say bundle up and be a brisk going out there on this mother's day, even a few spring showers. in the forecast of four today. hard to tell you look around the bay area this morning, mostly blue skies, we will see the clouds increase a little bit later this morning, and a quick moving system will bring an opportunity for scattered showers for the first part of the day. in addition to that, it's going to usher in some really cool weather. we're talking low fifties at the coast to low sixties inland for today. and breezy conditions. better details on the current conditions of what you can expect for today and the week ahead. coming up, all right, we'll see you in a couple of minutes. thank you, rosemary. some people would like to get out and get the freshest possible flowers for mother's day. so there shopping at the san francisco flower mart this morning. ktvu is james torres, also there this morning can tell us what shoppers are looking for, and they got plenty to pick

from james. good morning. plenty to pick from indeed. good morning to you, frank. but if you want to not shine so shops so blindly and actually picking a flower that might be considered a little more meaningful and thoughtful. this is what you want to get. these are peony cnn. they come in all sorts of colors. you see the light pink, white and yellowish dark pink here as well, vendors here say. that this is the mother's day flower of the year . they are in season. right now it's only comes once a year and the market is full of them. the market opening very dark and early this morning, local flower shops were the first wave of busy shoppers as they look to stock their own shells for the day. we did see some people coming in for their own families this morning, but organizers say that last minute public shopping will not really pick up until about nine o'clock this morning after those breakfast is get done, one noticeable difference if you walked into the flower mart this morning this year, no covid-19 protocols. that means no vaccine requirements and no masks. it's good to see the joy

of people like just getting by smell the flowers or by recognizing their faces. it's been like more than two years with mass so definitely using more people coming into the market. and people are definitely happy to spend money on flowers for mom, according to a report from the national retail federation americans are set to spend about $32 billion on flowers this mother's day at b billion dollars this year. now you only have a small window to buy flowers at the market this morning, doris here will close at 11. but the general manager says when the doors do close, the shopping does not stop. that's because mexican mother's day is celebrated on tuesday. they say that is another major flower shopping day that they will look forward to live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres ktvu. box a few news lots of beautiful choices out there. all right. thanks so much, james. time now is 7 33 and catholic churches across the country are preparing for

possible protests during sunday . church services today. this is the first sunday since leaked documents became public, indicating the u. s. supreme court was planning to overturn the landmark 1973 decision that legalized abortion, and there are concerns that catholic masses could be the target of demonstrations today. protests did begin on the streets of many u s cities six days ago. that is when the nation first learned that the high court's conservative majority appears ready to strike down roe versus wade. this is never been about just abortion, right? this is always been about power and control and i am not here for it. if roe is overturned, 26 states are going to move quickly to ban abortion. that's 36 million women living in states who no longer have access. the catholic church has long opposed abortion. police in new york city have reportedly increased patrols at catholic churches in response to today's expected protests. it's not clear if any law enforcement agencies here in the bay area are taking similar

measures. corrections officials and northern california say a prison inmate was attacked and killed, making it the third homicide at a state prison in just a week. authorities say it happened friday at the high security sacramento state prison. your false um officials say. 22 year old camillo bonos lopez was attacked in the prison yard by four other inmates is killing follows deadly attacks this week at salinas valley state prison in soledad current valley state prison in delanoe, all three homicides involved homemade weapons and in san francisco surveillance video shows flames as a man walks, past bars park lit and while there is damage could have been much worse if it wasn't for a quick thinking, bartender. and some workers at a nearby business. ktvu elissa harrington has more crazy. we had a arson attack athenee, owner of the blue light in san francisco's cow hollow neighborhood, shows us damage to his bars park lit

the wooden beams scorched windows melted fire blew up. it was so great and powerful. the fire broke out just before midnight sunday. matheny blames an arsonist. he shared this surveillance video that shows a man wearing sunglasses, walked to the corner of the park lit and crouched down. when he walks away. there's flames kind of just really puts an eerie feeling in your first i felt violated then i felt scared for more businesses than me because this guy is still running around , and david marshall was bartending that night in that surveillance video. you see him notice the fire, then russian side to call 911 to snap and i thought i heard someone say something. but i just turned and the windows were just lit up. within minutes, flames engulfed about a quarter of the park lit employees at neighboring bars and restaurants saw what was happening and ran over to help. we're just superstars ran over

helped. we are just buckets of water are fire extinguishers. and they went to went to work. firefighters arrived and put out the fire. we got a chance to speak with neighbors walking by who were surprised to see the damage and concerned the fire may have been intentionally set a little. a little nervous. i'm also sad like this is a local business. they deserve our support. horrible these are hardworking, small business owners who have actually been here for the entire community. during the pandemic. athenee does not recognize the man in the video, but hopes somebody else does. nobody was hurt. elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. we did call san francisco police. they tell us they have not made any arrests in the case , and the parts owner says it's going to cost a few $1000 to make all the repairs. new this morning. first lady jill biden has made an unannounced visit to western ukraine, dr. biden held a surprise meeting with ukraine's first lady alina zelenskaja. biden said she

thought it was important to show the ukrainian people that the u. s stands with them. so let's get thanked biden for her courageous act and personal diplomacy. we found out a short time ago that canadian prime minister justin trudeau has also made a surprise trip to the ukraine. it is not if he is going to meet with ukraine's president, vladir zensky in person. and president biden and the other g seven leaders are meeting virtually with ukrainian president today and that is just hours after we received new video from eastern ukraine, where russia continues its bombardment. ukraine's government has russian troops targeted at school, where a large group of people have been taking shelter. at least two people died in that attack, with dozens more presumed dead. search teams are looking for more victims in that rebel today. and once again, the world health organization is pleading with russia to end the war in ukraine, the executive director of the w. h o s health emergencies program, saying

russia's deliberate strikes aimed at health care facilities. or unacceptable. utterly unacceptable to deliberately target healthcare facilities. and the health workers that are in there the patients that are in there so from ws perspective , we continue to document and bear witness to these attacks. we will continue to publish on these attacks. and we understand and we trust that the un system and the international criminal court and others will take up the necessary investigations in order to assess the criminal intent behind these attacks. the w. h o has verified 200 attacks on healthcare facilities in ukraine since the beginning of the war, the world health organization promises to support the ukrainian government so people injured in the fighting received medical treatment. and ukraine's health services are maintained. time now is 7 39 happening today? code pink is marking mother's day in san francisco with a demand for peace. the group is holding its annual golden gate bridge walk and peace rally. co pink used

his mother's day as call to action for peace every year in his focusing of course on the russia innovation in ukraine this year, the group will meet on the san francisco side of the golden gate bridge at 11 45 this morning, protesters will use the eastern walkway. to get to the middle of the bridge where they will hold a peace rally the return to san francisco side and then hold another rally, including the reading of julia ward howe's original mother's day proclamation, which was her response to the lives lost during the us civil war. breakdown now is 7 40 time to talk about our weather. a lot of people had plans that they made, you know, days and weeks ago and then they're like, wait. what why is it so cold? yes yes, upper fifties to low sixties. i mean, that's way below the average. as way below what we enjoyed yesterday. it's going to be brisk out there for today system working towards the bay area will even bring a possibility of scattered showers . it's a quick moving system. it's not going to last all day,

but the breezy, cool conditions will a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary, a where we are starting out with blue skies can even see all the way to san francisco this morning. again temperatures running cooler already down by seven degrees in fairfield this morning, down by five for the inner east bay of livermore and down by five over palo alto, santa rosa, seven degrees cooler and 46 degrees right now over santa rosa. we have a 49 in san francisco 48 in livermore and walnut creek, checking and write about 50 degrees. here's a look at all that clear sky. so where is the storm to the north of us? take a look at areas over northern california beginning to see some of that all the way down. looks like tibet, yukiya. and moving fairly quickly. i think by 89 o'clock it's over lake county as well as into the north bay. there will be a winter's snow mix over areas of the sierra for today as well. and a winter weather advisory that starts at 11 o'clock this morning goes until 11 o'clock tonight, all the way down to about 5000 ft. so in and around blue canyon getting up over

those passes, you're going to need the snow tires or the chains. i do. uh, i do see that possibility lasting into tomorrow as well. so if you're thinking about heading up this morning and waiting it out and settled weather remaining in the forecast for the start of the business week, anywhere from 2 to 4 to six inches of new snow expected by tonight over the sierra, with more expected for tomorrow. meanwhile, for us again, there's the time ring on this nine o'clock or so moving through the north bay. it does begin to break apart just a little bit. moving through the central bay and down through the south bay not expecting much of any accumulation. but we will get the cloud cover. we will have isolated showers moving through until about noon. and then it moves out. meanwhile for the sierra, as you can see, continues to fall there. accumulation best bet will be for the north bay. if you 107 inch, perhaps less than that for the central bay and some areas over the south bay, perhaps no accumulation at all but the temperatures, everybody's going

to feel a cool down here fifties in santa rosa for today, upper fifties in oakland low sixties for areas over san jose better look at this afternoon highs, the cool cool or whether it's going to last and the unsettled weather as well more on this coming up in the extended forecast coming up thank you. rosemary spring is a time when reservoirs should be at their highest peak. but that's not what we are seeing that our states two largest reservoirs on the latest numbers, and why the snow runoff isn't expected to help much. and the love story of two acrobats in san francisco, the long journey that took them from china to the city's famed club benghazi and what it took for them to be together both on stage. and in

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about much more. they come prepared for acrobatics and to be wowed by the physical accomplishment, but they're not prepared for the story, and they're not prepared that that story moves them. moved by the stories within the story, and when we talk about two performers in the show, song and pan, their story is without a doubt a love story. what do you feel when you watch her? beautiful. what a beautiful woman. it seems these two may have always been meant to be on stage and in life. their story starts in china. both were recruited by the same circus school. we have to live in the school. we don't live with our family. we eat at school. we sleep with the like, you know, like a classmate. yeah, it's like army and you are how old she was 80 years old. i was 11 years they never met there but 10 years ago while they were

both performing for different groups in canada, their paths crossed. it was during her rehearsal, my creation for different products. then we just met. we had a dinner with the two of other friends, then we just like to say that way. find love, and that's when they realized something needed to change. we realize we want to be together, so we have to learn something together. like the same act. that's why starting started learning chinese you you're from her. so that you could eventually be together. yeah, that was the idea. it's called the diablo traditionally only performed by women and so pan needed to teach song recorded herself how to do it sent to me. i know where that ho my god. very serious help. i don't remember how many times i was like, okay. i want to give up. i can't. it's too hard. it's

too hard. that's why juggling is easy. but when you want to be the level like high level is too hard. i want it. i don't know how many times like, probably like 100 times out like i don't want to do this anymore. but did you feel like if i can't get this? i can't be with her. that's why that's why i can't give up. otherwise it for sure i'll give up easily. it took three hours a day, he says. five days, sometimes seven days a week for five years until he says he was finally good enough to perform it on stage. but even then, they still have to figure out how to do it together like there's like specific trick. it's like a ping pong after through to her that she plans to me. they just be like, oh, you didn't throw good enough. she said. oh, no, you didn't cut. you didn't count. good enough. no, it didn't. it's just like threat to hand. yeah it's crazy. but success on stage allowed them to be together. it meant getting married, play, let's do

it and these two beautiful children. it is all part of what you see when you watch them perform on the stage of club fugazi to performers who separately perform amazing feats from the west, a neighborhood the worst in the neighborhood is the best juggling hats. balancing umbrellas. and diving through hoops. but when they share the stage together, oy gave me a life of my own family brought us. to you. there is just something more fauci is complete with her on stage with me. love story forever and twined in this love letter to san francisco there. san

francisco. nowhere was my home on t you i met you. they love this city, and this city has loved them right back in san francisco. claudine wong ktvu fox two news. and here's where francisco performs at club fugazi in north beach, which is the former home of beach blanket babylon. their mother's day show tonight does include flowers and chocolates for mom. we wanna wish paying a happy mother's day. they're both working today . tickets are available through labor day weekend. they were such a lovely couple so sweet. i was so honored to meet them rosemary oroczo wreak ledeen and i've seen that show. it's amazing. i would encourage you all to check it out. we do have some weather to check out for your mother's day. a beautiful start when it comes to the view. how about this one over areas of alameda, mostly blue sky still over areas of the bay, but things are changing in the way

of a system that is going to really bring things cooler and breezier and even bring the possibility some rain a little bit later this morning storm tracker to they're showing you where the system is now. as we get into about eight or nine o'clock, it's moving through the north bay. it's moving into the central bay by about 10 o'clock 11 o'clock is shifting into the south bay. it's not bring the or some of you 107 inch, maybe at best, and it's a quick moving system by lunchtime. it's out of here. it's going to leave behind the very breezy conditions and cool conditions anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees below the seasonal average. getting into the evening hours will call for partly cloudy skies snow in the sierra with the winter weather advisory. for folks that are thinking about heading up. be prepared for that along the passes temperatures outside right now. 49 degrees in san francisco, 50 and walnut creek and in the south bay 50 over san jose. if you're going to the

giants game bundle up, that's going to be cool. it's going to be breezy game time at 105. we will be partly cloudy by then. 56 degrees the afternoon high in san francisco for today. and that wind is going to be anywhere from 20 to maybe 25 mph afternoon highs across the board running cool 59 in san rafael for today, sixties and san jose low sixties and conquered. so if your mother's day plans include being outdoors be prepared. here's a look at what you can expect. getting into the workweek ahead. temperatures aren't going to change much. we're going to remain on the cool side monday tuesday with unsettled weather remaining in the forecast, as well. we finally began to rebound back to our seasonal temps. and dry conditions. wednesday into thursday, claudia alright. thanks, rosemary. well move over san francisco. the most overvalued housing market is actually in idaho coming up in our eight o'clock our mornings on to tell you why boy ut boise, i can say it poison. is topping

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their fans filling a lot better this morning about team's chances of advancing onto the western conference finalsmes toe over the memphis grizzlies. after last night's 30 point blowout at chase the new splash brothers. by the way, they added one staff clay and now jordan's pool combined for 78 points in this one, the warriors won going away 1 40 to 1 12. but the big story afterwards and for game four is the status of grizzly star john moran. he left in the fourth quarter after injuring his right knee. worries will host the grizzly for game four their playoff series tomorrow night at chase center. well, maybe every day should be proposing day at oracle, the giants offense coming alive yesterday, scoring the most runs in a game this season. it all started in the very first inning. wilmer flores with the grand slam about that. the giants scored eight runs in the first two winnings that put the game away with another three runs in the eighth win at 13 to

7 logan webex up his fourth victory of the season first pitch today against the cardinals at 105. the a's troubles continue. today they're looking to break an eight game losing skid lawyer you're faced familiar face yesterday one time a day, sonny gray, you would have pitches. for the minnesota twins. he won the pitcher's duel in this 11 nothing. the final hard luck lost. the lone run came on a solo shot for twin second baseman jorge polanco. first pitch 11 10 this morning pacific time. in minnesota. shots ring out at an east bay mall, the latest on what happened and the investigation that is under way this morning and catholic churches across the country preparing for sunday services and possible protests. how some police departments are responding. plus, it is mother's day. happy mother's day all those moms out there and if you are one of those last minute shoppers hoping to still buy

some flowers, you are not alone . we're gonna take you live to the san francisco flower mark. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. who that camera is shaking this morning and check it out. it is blue skies, but the shaky camera tells you it is not necessarily warm out there. so if you're thinking oh, it looks just fine. well grab the sweatshirt, the windbreaker , couple of layers. if you really want to enjoy this sunday morning, maybe the hat for your hair too, if you're going out on a run inside when you could do that, too. if you want to snuggle down deep into your covers, we never never opposed that. so welcome to mornings onto it is sunday, may 8th on this mother's day i'm claudine wong. frank mallicoat happy mother's day one and all to claudine and rosemary as well, who is delivering kind of a chilly mother's day. i guess right? yes that would be mother nature delivering a very cool, breezy mothers. you're the messenger. we don't like, not me. it wasn't me. hello good morning and happy mother's day to all the moms out there

celebrating, including you, claudine and all of you out there. we are starting out cooler this morning. and as mentioned, it's a breezy one. and as we get into the afternoon temperatures are going to be anywhere from 5 to 15 degrees below the seasonal average low fifties for the coastline today, delillo low sixties inland. even tracking the possibility of a few scattered showers later this morning will have a detailed look of your mother's day and the week ahead coming up. thank you. rosemary as we mentioned it is mother's day, and that makes today the busiest day of the year. it's san francisco's flower market. ktvu is james torres. is there live or reports flower vendors? have a few suggestions to make mother's day very special. and you're learning about flowers to, i guess. right, jane. you got to learn something new every day, right? frankly people here have been just absolutely busy all day long. i mean, it's just been a constant flow of movement. and these guys are really put in a sweat here this morning with the flower mart is known for stocking local flower shops.

vendors come in here. they came in here really early this morning, got a bunch of stuff to stock their shelves this morning. and you know, they took a hard hit over the last few years during covid-19 during the pandemic, but they are bouncing back this week, especially as we just wrapped up small business week in san francisco this year, and this is kind of the talk of the market here this morning. it's the first time since 2019. that people within the flower mark and not need to worry about covid-19 protocols. that means no masks. no proof of vaccination feels a little bit more like normal pre pandemic times. i asked vendors here this morning what the mother's day flower of the year this year is going to me, and they say the peonies easily take the cake. peonies are like, kind of like so many pedals. they're kind of big, fluffy flowers. they do have, like some, like kind of particular smell. and they are very particular because it only comes from once on a year. like locally we keep it also all year round, but they're imported from

all over the world. definitely peonies, the winner for this season. so we saw the vendor stocking up shells for their own shafts. we saw people shopping for their own families earlier this morning as well. one man came here at six this morning just to make sure that he beat the rush of the last minute shoppers. we're going to see that rush, probably, and a little under an hour. now what you'll see. now are store owners for the day stocking up their shelves. but the doors here will remain open for the public until about 11 this morning. so you do have a small window to get some of those last minute flowers. if you still need to do that for the day or live this morning in san francisco, i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news, james before you go, i have a question because yes, i know a lot of people watching right now going 11. oh, boy. i'm getting up. how are prices because that's something we've been talking about this week as well in terms of them being higher or lower than they would have been in years past. yeah and that's certainly always the question.

whenever we talk about flowers on any holiday, we haven't seen conversation for valentine's day, as well as an exact number . i haven't gotten any quotes yet. but we did talk to some of the vendors and the general manager here this morning, and they always told us that despite what you may see in some business journals and business reports, days, like valentine's day days, like mother's day, you'll still find some of those same raids. you're not going to see these hiked up prices, especially in places like a mark . you may notice that your local flower shop or some, you know, one of those markets are safe ways or something like that, but actual wholesaler you should expect to see pretty much the same. all right. well that sounds good. plenty of options out there, too. and certainly this is one of the stories we start getting calls from your order. other folks going. hey, so while you're there, then no. you and you grab his peonies. so alright. thanks, james. thanks for i wish i could smell how beautiful it is down there. we appreciate the report. we'll check back in with you in just a bit. mhm and time now is 805 this morning police in concord

are investigating a shooting outside of the sun valley mall. the gunfire was first reported shortly after nine o'clock last night. officers who arrived on the scene found dozens of shell casings in the mall's parking lot. but there was no sign of any shooting victims. so far, there is no word of any arrests in the case or what may have led up to that gunfire. there have been two previous shootings at the sun valley mall in the past year. and the sonoma county sheriff's office is now releasing the names of two people who were found dead inside a santa rosa home on thursday. investigators say the victims are 17 year old lesson. noriega. and 23 year old anthony romero, and they say a gun was found inside the home with the victims, but they have not released any information yet about possible suspects or what led up to the shooting. this is the fifth homicide investigation in sonoma county since the first of the year. we're learning more about friday's deadly plane crash in marin county, several news agencies reporting. one of the two people killed was a mother of a jesuit high school student in sacramento. ntsb is now leading that investigation into the crash. in the headlands

and marin not far from the golden gate bridge. ktvu greg liggins reports. the faa is now trying to determine if weather may have been a factor. saturday's sunny skies clearly revealed the hillside wreckage of the fatal plane crash that happened in the marin headlands just afternoon friday. occupants of the aircraft perished. in the crash video from friday afternoon shows fog covered much of the surrounding area during the time of the crash, investigators say they will be looking into conditions as a possible contributing factor. the weather was bad enough to deter sightseers planning on hiking up here yesterday, but i mean, it was so foggy. you couldn't see anything. you couldn't see the city. you couldn't see any peaks. any good viewpoint, so we decided to pass yesterday. the experimental single engine four seater, a vans, rv, 10 left sacramento just before 11 30, according to flight tracker, but investigators gave no known destination. it was airborne for about 41 minutes before circling

, then crashing right next to a scenic lookout near the golden gate bridge. that's horrendous seattle tragedy. you hate to hear anything like that ever happens. investigators have not released identities of the deceased and say they will be examining the ratings and certificates of the pilot. they're also asking potential witnesses to contact the ntsb, but there may be few. it was a very quiet visitor day because the weather was pretty nasty up here within 15 business days, the ntsb says it will issue a preliminary report on the crash. a tragic event that's captured lots of attention. we consider a very rare event and no real trends and nothing in recent memory. this is similar to the plan is to remove the wreckage from the hillside sunday, which might require some temporary road closures in the area. the ntsb says a on the exact cause of the crash could take up to 12 months in marin county, greg legans ktvu fox two news. no

choice. no choice. we've. protesters in services co. take to the streets over the future of reproductive rights. they are hoping to send a message to the u. s. supreme court justices this just days after a leaked documents suggest that the court may overturn roe v. wade. meanwhile google has removed a map that showed the home addresses of six conservative supreme court justices, and that move comes after the mountain view based companies that the map is a violation of its terms of service and or policies and the biden ministrations has been also asked about whether it supports protests that target the justices and their homes. these activists posted a map with the home addresses of the supreme court justices. is that the kind of thing this president wants to help your side make their point. i think the president's view is that there's a lot of passion, a lot of fear. a lot of sadness from many, many

people across this country about what they saw and that leaked document. we obviously want people's privacy to be respected. so far, president biden has not commented on those addresses being posted online. there is more bad news from the u. s drought monitor on the state of california's water pitcher. california's two largest reservoirs are quote critically low levels at the time of year when they should be at their highest. report says years of low rainfall and snow, along with intense heat waves have drained the statewide reservoir system like oroville is at 55% of its total capacity and shasta lake. has just 40% of what it can hold. there's not much hope snow runoff will help either since the snowpack was only 4% of normal, although they're going to get a little snow tonight, i guess up there not enough snow, but it will take it. it's may so it's strange every time we're getting a little bit of different weather now, we could have used

more of that in january and february march is very couldn't get it when it was wintertime, but now all of a sudden, we've got it lingering into may, which is okay, we'll take it, but yes , it's falling right on mother's day, a cool greasy won around the bay area for today. even the chance for scattered showers entering the picture a little bit later this morning. here's a look over jack london square where the flags are blowing. we do have winds anywhere from 10 to 20 mph and closer to 50 mph. over areas of mount diablo. so a morning bike ride up over areas of monte ah, blow and in our hills could be a bit blustery. here's a look at the temperature change. already seeing cooler conditions down by five degrees in many areas, even down by six and conquered down by four over a san jose san jose for you right now, 53 degrees we have 50 reported in san francisco. 51 in napa and for the inner east bay 52 over conquered checking in on what is happening there with the

radar. still in very quiet, in fact, a lot of blue little bit,u can see where the storm is.bouts like point arena. seeing some of that light rain. it's going to be a quick mover. it's going to bring in the possibility of those scattered showers, primarily through the morning hours, and then it's out of here. there is a winter weather advisory for this year as we talked about a moment ago, anywhere from 2 to 4. even six inches of new snow expected over the cr today and that advisories all the way down about 5000 ft. which means if you are going to be traveling to the sierra or lake tahoe do pre prepared with this note tires or the chains. the timeline on this. there's a look at nine o'clock. best chance for some rain over areas of lake county, sonoma county that by 10 o'clock, it's shifting into the central bay and then 11 o'clock into the south bay. so again, it's going to be a quick mover. it's not going to last all day, but there

will be an isolated chance for scattered showers over areas of the north bay that will linger on the bigger takeaway is going to be just the cooler weather. take a look at this yesterday that should actually say yesterday into today, temperatures into the fifties and low sixties compared to sixties and seventies and if you're going to the giants game this afternoon make sure you bring the jacket. we have temperatures expected to be 56 degrees. partly cloudy skies and winds anywhere from 20 to 25 mph better details on the afternoon house for today. how long this cool weather is expected to stick around and the unsettled weather in the extended forecast coming up. thank you, rosemary tomorrow big day for facebook's parent company, meta coming up and look inside meadows first ever store and it's opening up right here in the bay area. also ahead, american tourists found dead at a resort in the caribbean. we're gonna have the very latest on that in

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pled . this is video posted a little shaky. it's on a citizens app showing the aftermath of the crash. it's unclear exactly where the crash happened, and investigators have not commented on that child's injuries or not, or whether the driver stop. they did say the crash happened around 7 30 last night if you have any information on the case , oakland police would like to

hear from you. well three u. s tourists were found dead at a resort in the bahamas. investigators say some guests at the sandals resort in the bahamas great exuma island, went to a clinic on thursday and they were complaining of nausea and vomiting. they were treated, and then they left. three were later found dead in their rooms. then another woman had to be airlifted to a hospital for treatment. our investigations were up too late last night, and we feel that what we're seeing is an isolated case associated in a particular area. and so our team is still here to finalize those findings. toxicology and blood tests are being conducted to help determine the cause of deaths. and they that investigation is continuing. alright at 8 17. let's take you to this new video, which shows the ongoing efforts to rescue people that are trapped in the rubble of a hotel. this is in cuba. we know that at least one survivor was found early yesterday morning in the ruins of hotel saratoga. and a red

cross official told cuba's state run prince, a latina news agency that 32 people have died. there are another 19 that are still missing. the 19th century structure did not have any guests at the time. because it was undergoing renovations ahead of a planned reopening that was supposed to happen this upcoming tuesday that hotel have been closed because of the pandemic. investigators believe that a natural gas leak was the cause of that explosion. construction set to begin this month at six parks that were partially destroyed in the 2017 tubbs fire the north bay. the parks are located in santa rosa's fountain grove neighborhood. the project involves removing replacing fire damage. vegetation fencing, signage, picnic benches, irrigation systems and some playground equipment at for ridge park construction costs estimated at $1.5 million. the funding was obtained through fema, cal o. e s and p g any settlement funds? all right time now is 8 18. let's talk about

the weather on this mother's day. lots of people have plans. maybe they have indoor outdoor plans, and they were shifting a little more indoor. yes yes, and that i would suggest actually someplace indoors from mom. would definitely be a good idea because temperatures are going to be very cool for this time of year is going to be breezy in most areas and even the possibility of some rain early in the day. here's a look over lake tahoe lake tahoe going to get a little bit of fresh snow anywhere from 2 to 46 inches or so in the next 24 hours with unsettled weather. to begin the business week and if you're thinking about heading up to tahoe be prepared. we've got winter travel there and winter weather advisory that begins right around blue canyon, starting at 11 o'clock this morning and lasting into the evening hours. storm tracker to they're showing you the storm. we are on the tail end of it. we are going to get the breezy conditions, the cooler conditions. and the chance for rain is going to be fairly slim. i'll show you that in just a

moment. here is a look first at some of the snowfall totals expected by tonight over the sierra and more expected for tomorrow. here's a view now of the timeline by 9 10 o'clock is moving through the north bay in areas over like county in the north bay likely to see the most accumulation. and when i say the most just a few 107 inch getting into the central bay by about 10, 11 o'clock and then by 11 or 12, already moving into the south bay, and once the front moves through, that's pretty much it. we will call for just a slight chance of isolated showers into the afternoon. but really, it's just a quick moving system that will bring us scattered showers through parts of the morning and then out of here. here's a look at this evening. where we are mainly dry. the sierra is still getting a little bit of that wet weather . so here again, looking at how much we do expect to fall in accumulate the north bay could see most with the south bay. perhaps nothing at all. temperatures in and around the area this morning cooler 50 degrees in san francisco, 52 to start your morning in concord,

upper forties in nevada and for the afternoon. definitely going to feel the difference. it's going to feel a bit like winter, all of a sudden, with 56 in san francisco upper fes in napa, and for the east bay 62 your ext here, notice or numbers remain on the cool side. pull out the warmer where and expect to have it around, at least for a few days. we do begin to rebound on wednesday under partly sunny skies. temperature is back to where we should be. for this time of year low sixties along the coast amid upper sixties around the bay area and a few low seventies expected by thursday, inland back to you. thank you. raspberry it's never been seen before. look make that i never before. look inside. there we go at the white house still to come. we're going to talk to one of the actresses in the new cable drama. about first ladies. michelle obama, betty ford and eleanor roosevelt also ahead. we have not enough supply and a never ending seemingly never ending amount of demand.

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ovee united states right now isn't the bay area. it's not miami, not even new york. it's actually boise, idaho, over the last couple of years, more people have left the bigger cities for smaller ones that are more affordable and boise is getting a large influx of people from california, washington and oregon, which experts say is driving up the cost of housing there. now realtors say the demand has been the biggest factor housing becoming more expensive, leaving people who already live in the region. getting priced out. nobody expected what happened in the boise market from 2020 on people now, and they want to either be

a move up buyer or their retiring and want to buy a smaller house that's become increasingly difficult as well. idaho florida, arizona are the three top states seeing the most people now moving there. well golden state warriors will host the memphis grizzlies tomorrow night for game four of their playoff series sold out crowd at san francisco's chase center. watch the warriors take game three. it was a blowout victory last night. that final score 1 42 to 1 12. the warriors now lead that series, two games to one and many longtime members of dub nation. hoping this will be another championship season for golden state. huge man. i've been coming to the warriors games forever went to almost every game in oracle fan since we believe baron davis ridge harrington. i'm just happy to see us back in the playoffs. we'll have the game three highlights later this hour, and we're also going to have warriors reaction to last

night's injury of the grizzlies star player. well one reason buster posey retired, was to spend a little more time with his family. so it was only fitting that on buster posey day, the greatest giants catcher of all time went behind the plate. one final time is oldest children. 10 year old twins lee and addison throwing out the ceremonial first pitches. both were strikes. sellout crowd, of course, turned out yesterday to thank buster and give him the proper send off. giant fan favorites were also part of this . there's manager bruce bochy and retired players. will clark barry bonds, hunter pence, among others. posey was his usual classy, reflective and modest self when he spoke to the feds. i never thought. this was about me. this was about me being a part of something. and right now is an opportunity for me to thank you fans for letting me be a part of that letting our teammates be a part of that. and just to tell you how thankful i

am for the play my career in front of you for the last 12 years. yeah. they love buster. and so does this guy. the last time came from former closer brian wilson the hair little bit longer, but the beard no longer there, and there's definitely a little buster magic in the air all day later in the newscast, the giants bats did come alive. buster posey day we got highlights in that cardinal game coming up. new this morning a surprise visit from first later , lady dr jill biden her secret trip to ukraine. abortion rights supporters are planning demonstrations across the us today coming up the protests happening. here in the bear. this is elodia. she's a recording artist. 1 of 10 million people that comcast has connected to affordable internet in the last 10 years. and this is emmanuel, a future recording artist,

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if you've got plans with darryl mom, you might want to sneak out early. another shot to is, people are coming and going from the city and over to marin county. welcome back to ktvu mornings onto at 8 30. i'm frank mallicoat. and i'm claudine wong happy mother's day to all the bombs out there. let's talk to meteorologist rosemary oroczo. because you do look out now and you think we're good? it's fine. it's sunny. mm. are we good? no no, it's fine. yeah no, we are. we're fine. just bundle up. it's going to be a cool brisk one out there this morning and into the afternoon. not much better with temperatures. in the upper fifties to low sixties at best, the winds are gusting to 40 45 mph in our hills, and it's breezy around the bay area. oh and the chance for scattered showers moving in a little bit later this morning. better details on what you can expect for mother's day as well as the week ahead, coming up. alright thanks, rosemary. well several

bay area groups will protest for abortion rights today and want to show you a partial list in the south bay demonstrators are going to gather at san jose city hall that will be at 11 this morning. that event is called the defend road protest is scheduled to go till noon. and then at 1 45 this afternoon. the progressive group, the raging grannies are going to put on outfits from the show the handmaid's tale. and hold a procession that starts at alston and mlk way. and catholic churches across the country are also preparing for possible protests during sunday. church services today. this is the first sunday since those leaked documents became public, indicating that the u. s. supreme court was planning on overturning the landmark 1973 decision. that legalized abortion, and there are concerns that catholic masses could be a target of demonstrations. today the protests began on the streets of many u. s cities six days ago. and that is when the nation first learned that the conservative majority appeared. be ready to strike down roe v. wade. this has never been about

just abortion, right? this is always been about power and control and i am not here for it. if roe is overturned, 26 states are going to move quickly to ban abortion. that's 36 million women living in states who no longer have access. the campbell church has long opposed abortion, and police in new york city have reportedly increased patrols at catholic churches. in response to today's expected protests. it is not clear if any law enforcement agencies here in the bay area are taking similar measures. down in the south bay church members want to secure landmark status for the city's nearly century old grace baptist church on wednesday. the city's historic landmark commission, though, deferred its decision. until a more thorough assessment is completed. city officials say they want to do some more fact checking to ensure the building, which is located on east san fernando street does actually qualify for that designation. the commissioner suggested that petitioners hire a consultant to

study the merits of their request. do this morning. there were two surprise visitors to ukraine this morning, canadian prime minister justin trudeau landed in northern ukraine, and reports say he was shocked by the damage. he saw the civilian homes in the city of hairpin. trudeau is scheduled to meet with ukrainian president zelinsky later today. that announcement came just hours after first lady jill biden arrived in western ukraine with the meeting with ukraine's first lady alina. zelenskaja dr biden says she thought it was important to show the cranie people that the united states stands with them. zalinsky thank biden for her quote, courageous act. and personal diplomacy. now the first lady had been in slovakia, where she was meeting with ukrainian refugees. she spent time at a school where mothers and children have been staying since the russian invasion of their homeland. dr biden says she wanted to make sure the ukrainian people know the u. s is fully behind them. and president biden. other g

seven leaders are meeting virtually with ukrainian president vladimir zelensky. that will happen today. that's after the latest russian attacks on eastern ukraine officials are concern. dozens may have been killed when a russian bond flattened a school where 90 ukrainians were taking shelter in the basement. so far, two bodies have been recovered. 30 others rescued search teams are looking for more victims in that rubble. letter later today. and international affairs experts say russian president vladimir putin may attempt a major offensive in the next few days against ukraine. russia tomorrow celebrates victory day for beating germany in world war two. some russian troops have been in rehearsals. at moscow's red square for the big parade featured about 11,000 service members and more than 60 planes. now to the pandemic. the u. s is approaching one million covid deaths and cases are once again going back up. there are increases in 40 states. the cdc

says the nation's elderly remain the most vulnerable population. more than 700,000 covid deaths in the us were among people who are ages. 65 older of that number. 255,000 deaths were among people who were 85 older. police in san francisco, still searching for an arsonist who said a park lit on fire just a week ago and happened at the blue light bar and grill that's on union street, just as the bar was closing down for the night last sunday, the owner says the park lit fire costs. thousands of dollars in damage to his business, and he's concerned that arsonist may strike again. kind of just really puts an eerie feeling in your first i felt violated then i felt scared for more businesses than me because this guy is still running around. it's a pretty grainy surveillance video, but it does show the suspected arsonist wearing sunglasses. he walks to the corner of the park lit, then crouches down. the

flames erupt the moment he walks away. police hope this surveillance video may help lead them to an arrest in that case. facebook's parent company, is opening its first brick and mortar store tomorrow. the meta stores located right here in the bay area, it is on airport boulevard in burlingame, not far from the san francisco international airport. shoppers there will be able to personally check out such high tech items as the virtual reality, smart glasses and a portable video chatting device called portal, go. you can also play a myriad of virtual reality games, including golfing and fishing. that meta store is more than 1500 square feet and will be open monday through friday from 11 am until six pm alright 8 37 to check the weather on this mother's day interview like a cold, maybe a little rock out there as well. hey happy mother's day. there you go. yes you're crazy winter all of a sudden that's yeah, that's the kind of weather coming our way is blustery out there this

morning. it's going to remain cool and breast throughout the afternoon and a few scattered showers entering the picture through at least the morning hours. with an isolated chance for the afternoon. here's the look over the golden gate a beautiful view. most of us starting out with blue skies this morning, and if you're looking out from your cozy home, it looks good. but if you're stepping out for breakfast or brunch or maybe a hike, make sure you bundle up. we do have temperatures running cooler this morning and expected to be well below average into the afternoon down by five degrees right now, santa rosa napa novato along the east bay shore as well down by six in concord. as we get into the numbers of low fifties out there 52 in concord, 51. berkeley 50 in san francisco, but again that breeze really makes a difference. montreal below reporting winds anywhere from 45 to 50 mph the radar still quiet, but if we look to the north of us, that's where the system is, and it's working its way through california. all

the way down. it was right around point arena just a little while ago. now we're beginning to see it move in towards the clear lake area. so like county beginning to see some of this, and then the north bay will get it next. meanwhile the sierra going to come later in the morning lasting into the late night and there is a winter weather advisory up above 5000 ft. so right around blue canyon. we do expect some snow there and the winter weather advisory starts at 11 am goes until 11 pm slick roadways and winter travel expected with the snow tires or chains required there later today, when it comes to the rainfall here at home, it looks like by about nine o'clock notice. it's not a lot. it's very light call for scattered showers over the north bay. then it begins to shift into the central bay by about 10 o'clock, then by 11 o'clock, it's into the south bay. it's a quick mover, and it is going to be moving out right now. it looks like the second half of the day is going to be mainly dry and the first half of the day

perhaps just a few scattered showers as a front moves through. meanwhile the temperatures not going to feel quite as nice as yesterday. temperature is going to fall off considerably and be well below the seasonal norm. 59 degrees right now for i should say this afternoon for santa rosa upper fifties expected for san francisco, as well as oakland los sixties for livermore, as well as san jose. better details on the afternoon house for your mother's day and what you can expect into the workweek ahead. coming up. thank you. rosemary of dog tied to a fire hydrant last week in green bay, going viral on social media, with thousands of people reacting to the post, and here it is the dog's owner, saying she could no longer care for that pup, so she left her tied to a fire hydrant with a backpack full of toys and a note explaining her desperate act. the dog named baby girl, by the way, is in good health. it is not the wisconsin humane society. she will be available for adoption in the next couple of days. just needed something that each chair time he used to love that old thing. well it's

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fearless as the horse and the two of them went on to do an extremely tough job very well. shout bettors who placed a $2 wage on rich strike to win walked off of the powder more than $163. so it went off about 82 to 1 something like that, and i watched it and threw a few ducats on it. the i sometimes play the long shot, but you know 82 to 1. there's no way that horse has a chance, and it was. there's the movie rosemary tomake if rich strike goes on to, you know. oh, my god! triple ground. you can already see it the behind the scenes story in the inspiration, seabiscuit and rich strike. yeah that's folks in hollywood already writing the script. morning good morning to both. are you happy mother's day to all of you celebrating? we are looking at a cool, breezy day, even the possibility of a few scattered showers for the first part of the day. can't tell from this vantage point giving you a live. look there over san francisco, where we do

have a lot of blue sky to go around. the system is still to the north of us last check. it was just entering areas of lake county. here's a look at the storm tracker two and areas over the pacific northwest oregon down through northern california , seeing this already earlier this morning, but for us, it's going to take a little while bay area scattered showers and snow in the sierra. here's a look. at the forecast for the sierra by late tonight, anywhere from 3 to 6. inches of new snow fall for us a few one hundreds of an inch, maybe over the north bay and the central bay. not much of accumulation at all, and areas south, probably going to remain mainly dry with maybe just a few sprinkles. here's a look at the future cast. looks like by about nine o'clock. we're seeing some of that over areas of the north bay. the 10 o'clock is moving into the central bay, then the front kind of continues to march through right around 11 o'clock you can see into the south bay.

and then it moves out and then we are left with very cool, breezy conditions for the afternoon and evening hours, the northern area of california all the way down about you. kaya continues to see the scattered showers but notice that's kind of where the cut off is. meanwhile the sierra will also continue with the wet weather. for today. rainfall amounts for us again areas to the south. no accumulation expected there may get a little bit over the central bay and then into the north bay. 23 107 inch between will say now and noontime temperatures around the bay area this morning in the low fifties 50 degrees in san francisco for the inner east bay 52 conquered san jose for today. so again not so bad out there right now, but take a look at the afternoon in san jose. temperatures will go from low fifties this morning, too low sixties for the afternoon. so 5 to 10 degrees of warming expected over the bay area over the entire day. that is going to be a cool one in the

north bay. 59 nevado, santa rosa , san rafael napa into east space 60 for valeo and for san francisco 56 if you're going to see the giants play today, bundle up. it's going to be cool and it is going to be brisk. the extended forecast here will show you temperatures won't change much over the next few days, so we will continue with this very cool pattern and unsettled pattern chance for showers tomorrow, even into tuesday, before we finally dry things out and warm things up on wednesday, back to you. alright thanks. rosemary irs continue in new mexico. the white house is now approving an emergency declaration. you have 200 homes that have been destroyed there and now more than 15,000 homes that are under evacuation orders and the danger. could only get worse. potentially historic wind gusts are the forecast for this weekend 171,000 acres have burned so far that is an area larger than the city of chicago. right now. this is the largest

wildfire in the country. leaving behind a lot of my stuff because i don't really don't have like where to put it. so i'm just taking the most valuable stuff that i have that i actually need. so pretty much everything else has to stay. thoughts are certainly with them and the 1400 firefighters that are right now fighting that fire from the ground and from the air. the cause is under investigation. of the actual new information about that plane crash in the marin headlands what we've learned about one of the victims. plus new video of the cuba hotel explosion what investigators think set off tha

the oakland police say a driver was struck by a driver hit a child. rather this is video kind of shaky, but it was posted and citizens app showing the aftermath of that crash. it's unclear exactly where the crash happened, an event investigators have not commented on the child's injuries nor whether the driver stopped. they do say the crash happened around 7 30 last night. if you have any information about that crash, your urge to give oakland pd a call. 27 year old man has been charged with attempted homicide connection with a shooting at a taco bell drive. thru etcetera rosa, brad james adams taken into custody friday night in brisbane. please have been looking for him since wednesday . investigators say adams got into an argument with a driver

of the car in front of him, pulled out a gun and fired a number of times. the victim was struck at least once, but is expected to survive. three u. s tourists were found dead at a resort in the bahamas. investigators say some guests at the sandals resort on the bahamas great exuma island went to a clinic on thursday, complaining of nausea and vomiting. they were treated, and then they left. three were later found dead in their rooms, and another woman had to be airlifted to a hospital for treatment. our investigations were up too late last night, and we feel that what we are seeing as an isolated case associated in a particular area, and so our team is still here to finalize those findings. toxicology and blood tests are being conducted to help determine the cause of deaths. we want to show you this new video that shows the ongoing efforts to rescue people who are trapped in the rubble of a hotel that exploded in cuba. we do know there was at least one

survivor that was found early yesterday morning in the ruins of hotel saratoga, the red cross official total cuba's state run prince, a latina news agency that 32 people have died. 19 remain missing. the 19th century structure did not have any guests at the time it was undergoing renovations ahead of a planned reopening that was supposed to happen this upcoming tuesday that hotel had been closed due to the pandemic. investigators believe a natural gas leak was the cause of that explosion. construction set to begin this month at six parks that were partially destroyed by the tubbs fire in 2017. parks are located in senate roses fountain grove neighborhood project involves removing replacing fire damaged vegetation, fencing, signage, picnic benches, irrigation systems. and a playground at the for rich park. construction costs estimated at $1.5 million . all the funny was obtained through fema, cal o. e s and p genie settlement funds. alright

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happened and the investigation that is under way this morning, and it is a new way to look at the oval office to the eyes of america's first ladies. we're going to talk live with one of the actors of that show. coming up. plus it is mother's day. happy mother's day. if you want to buy your mom flowers well, the clock it's ticking. we go live to one of the most popular stops the bay area and we're going to tell you how long those doors are going to be open. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto. well good morning to you taking a live look outside of oakland this morning. that sky is blue. the sun is shining. it is an absolutely gorgeous start to sunday, but changes are coming. so if you have mother's day plans rosemary got important information for you to make sure that you're just as comfortable as possible. when you enjoy this up. welcome to mornings onto i'm claudine wang. it is sunday, may 9th happy mother's day to all the moms out there and good to

have you with us. let's check in with rosemary and find out if you got brunch plans. maybe earlier rather than later, right? well, yeah, you, maybe not the winter jackets. that is the best answer. she's like where you live? yeah we've got rain moving into areas of lake county this morning and then a sonoma county next and then it's going to continue to march. its way across the bay area is generally light. it's not going to last all day. but yes, a few scattered showers in the forecast for us through, at least about noontime. it is cool out there and we do expect it to be breezy to windy temperatures ranging from low fifties at the coast to low sixties inland. we'll take a look at the current conditions show you what you can expect for your afternoon and the week ahead. coming up. sounds good. thank you, roseberry well happening today as we mentioned it's mother's day, and there's still some people. doing a little shopping for dear old ma. vendors at the service isco flower mart say that this makes this the busiest day of the year, so ktvu is james torres has been walking around the flower mart all

morning long taking a look at the most popular flowers and it does change. i mean, you have the classics, right, james, like some people always like flowers. my mom loves yellow roses. every mother's day i get her yellow roses. but you know there are lots of options. yeah my mom loves sunflowers. all my sisters who are each mothers themselves . they've got their own ideas of what they like to but ditch the roses ditch the lilies ditched, you know all the typical flowers that you think you might want to get this year and get these instead. at least that's what some of the vendors here at thomas this morning these are peonies. alright, you see? so the white ones are the light pink and dark pink as well. they say this is the mother's day flower of the year, and this is what's just been selling off the shelves everywhere, at least around here in the bay area. we know the market opened early this morning. that's what some of the local flower shops have been stocking their shelves with earlier today. we did see some people shopping for their own families this morning, but organizers of the market say right around now is the time that we should see some of this

. some of those public shoppers and some of that business and we certainly have seen it pick up in the last hour. one noticeable difference. once you walk into the market this year, you won't see any covid-19 protocols. no vaccine requirements, no masks no requirements in that department either. we did speak to some people who are here this morning who say they're still opting to play it safe? as we usually like to go out and eat and you know be around crowds. but for the last 23 mothers days , we've just been just keeping it amongst us. maybe 34 people and just have dinner at the house. that's the story. we've heard a lot of this morning. people often have gone and done the celebrations at home for the last two years, many of them very much eager to take it outside this year, and people are definitely happy to spend money on flowers for mom, according to a report from the national retail federation americans are set to spend about 32. billion dollars on flowers this mother's day. now, if you do want to make it out to the

market, and you want to pick up some last minute flowers, your window is getting shorter. the market is only going to stay open until 11 this morning. but the general manager of the market tells me that after the doors closed today, that is not an indication that the sales and the flower buying will stop. that's because mexican mother's day, which is also a major flower shopping holiday. is set to happen on tuesday morning in san francisco. i'm james torrez, claudine and frank sent back to you a any excuse to buy flowers for someone is a good day. i agree. i agree. well we'll see you soon. thank you very much for that report at the flower mart happy today, code pink is marking mother's day in san francisco. with the demand for peace. that group is holding its annual golden gate bridge walk and peace rally coping cues it's mother's day as a call to action for peace every year and is focusing on the russian invasion of ukraine. this year, the group will meet on the san francisco side of golden gate at 11 45 this morning, protesters will

use the eastern walkway to get to the middle of the bridge, where they will hold a peace rally will return. to the san francisco side that hold another rally, including the reading of julia ward howe's original mother's day proclamation, which was her response to the lives lost. during the us civil war many years ago. well once again, the world health organization is pleading with russia in the war in ukraine, the executive director of who's of the health emergencies program, saying russia's deliberate strike aimed at health care facilities. are unacceptable. utterly unacceptable to deliberately target healthcare facilities. and the health workers that are in there the patients that are in there so from his perspective , we continue to document and bear witness to these attacks. we will continue to publish on these attacks. and we understand and we trust that the un system and the international criminal court and others will take up the necessary investigations in

order to assess the criminal intent behind these attacks. the coach has verified 200 attacks on healthcare facilities in ukraine since the beginning of the war. world health organization promises to support ukrainians government so people injured in the fighting received the medical treatment and ukraine's health services are maintained this morning. concord police are investigating a shooting that happened outside of the sun valley mall. the gunfire was first reported shortly after nine o'clock last night. officers who arrived at the scene said they found dozens of shell casings in the mall's parking lot, but they didn't find and he shooting victims. so far, there's no word of any arrests in the case or what may have led up to that gunfire, but there have been two previous shootings at the sun valley mall in the past year. and the sonoma county sheriff's office is now releasing the names of two people who were found dead inside a santa rosa home on thursday. investigators say the victims are 17 year old leslie noriega and 23 year old anthony romero. and they say a gun was

found inside the home with the victims, but they are not releasing any information about possible suspects or what led up to the shooting. this is the fifth homicide investigation in sonoma county since the first of the year. 906 your time. we are now learning more about friday's deadly plane crash in marin county, several news agencies reporting. one of the two people killed was a mother of a jesuit high school student in sacramento. there's no information on that second victim. ntsb is now leading that investigation into the crash into the headlines. federal agency will try to determine if fog may have been a factor. we're planning on hiking up here yesterday, but i mean, it was so foggy. you couldn't see anything. you couldn't see the city. you couldn't see any peaks . any good viewpoints, so we decided to pass yesterday. investigators say the experimental single engine four cedar left sacramento shortly before noon on friday. flight records show it was airborne for 41 minutes before crashing in an area known for its scenic views.

of the golden gate bridge. we consider a very rare event and no real trends and nothing in recent memory. this is similar to investigators plan to move the plane's wreckage from the hillside of marin county to sacramento sometime today that could cause some road closures in that area of your heading to the headlands. say no choice. we say no choice. we've protesters in san francisco take to the streets over the future of reproductive rights, and they are hoping to send a message to the u. s. supreme court justices this just days after a leaked documents suggested that the court may overturn roe v. wade. meanwhile google has removed a map that showed the home addresses of the six conservative supreme court justices, and that move comes after the mountain view based companies that the map is a violation of its terms of

services and or policies. the biden administration has been asked about whether it supports protests targeting the justices and their homes. these activists posted a map with the home addresses of the supreme court justices. is that the kind of thing this president wants to help your side make their point . i think the president's view is that there's a lot of passion, a lot of fear. a lot of sadness from many, many people across this country about what they saw and that leaked document. we obviously want people's privacy to be respected. so far, president biden has not personally commented on those addresses being posted online. the new immigration court is scheduled opening conquered. it comes as the contra costa county board of supervisors is poised to deny the public defender's office more money to fight deportation cases. we only have three lawyers for all of contra costa county. to provide these really critical, um, legal services and without additional help the

nearly 100 people that are awaiting already on our wait lists are not going to get representation. the director of stand together, says what is happening right now is a due process. crises stand together as a group that offers legal services and community education , immigrant families and contra costa county. and the county administrator is recommending against making close to $2 million available next year, which would pay for three attorneys, three legal assistance and to social workers. and there's more bad news from the u. s. drought monitor on the state of california's water picture. california's two biggest reservoirs are quote critically low levels at that time. of year when they should be at their highest, the report says. years of low rainfall and snow, along with intense heat waves have drained the statewide reservoir system like oroville right now, at 56% of its total capacity. and we have north of chester lake only 40% of what it can hold. there's not much hope snow

runoff will help either since the snowpack was just 4% of normal. i was hoping that some of this late spring snow that we're seeing with make an impact, but i guess it's just it's a little too little too late. although we'll take it helps. yes yeah, right will take it. but you are also right in saying that, you know, the slight in the game. it's doing very little. to help with the reservoirs outside our doors at this hour, starting out with partly cloudy to mostly clear skies, mount diablo now we've got some clouds overhead after starting out with pretty much all blue. we have a system working its way into the bay area that's going to bring us the cooler weather. in fact, we're already filling it in many areas and the winds have kicked up. coming next. the possibility of a few scattered showers when it comes to the 24 hour temperature change down by 3 to 6 degrees around the bay area right now, down by three in oakland, sfo down by three and napa so may not notice it so

much at the moment, but into the afternoon, you will definitely begin to fill it. temperatures are going to range from the upper fifties at the coastline, too low sixties inland going to be well below average half moon bay 52 right now, and you're only going about 56 for today. so four degrees of warming over the entire course of the day 55 in napa into the south bay right now. 55 over san jose. the winds onshore livermore reporting of 14 mph but gusting to 20. we've got san jose sustained at 21. then as we get into the hills, mount diablo reporting 34 mph 24 over areas brown is and middle peak reporting 36. so if you were thinking about going for a hike this morning, if you think about maybe some mountain biking be prepared, it is blustery up there and giving you a look here at the storm tracker, too. frequency just a few bits of green out there right now, over areas of the far north bay as well as areas over lake county. the system pretty much the north

of us and we're going to get just the southern edge of it. but as it sweeps through we are expecting at least a few scattered showers and we have some right over areas of the lake county area also noticed the pinks and whites in there, so it's a fairly cold storm, especially for this time of year. here's a look at the timeline on that as we move through nine o'clock, it's over the north bay 10 o'clock or so central bay 11 o'clock central south bay. but it kind of breaks apart as it moves through and not expecting much of any accumulation over the south bay . central bay may pick up hunt 1 107 inches in the north bay, maybe two or 3 107 inch, so we're not going to see much. but it could be enough to get you wet. if you have outdoor plans. here's a look at some of the accumulation a half moon bay 1 1/100 of an inch sandra fell to 107 inch, so we'll see how that all shakes out by noontime though it's moving out. we will leave in the possibility of isolated showers, but our best chance will come a little bit later this morning. meanwhile the temperature change from yesterday into today yesterday,

santa rosa 73 today going to 59 conquered 62 for you there, san jose 60 to san francisco 56. if you're going to see the giants play, it's going to be really cool and breezy. 59 in napa. we've got 62 for concord and for the south bay, 62 over morgen hill. better details on the extended forecast and the winter weather advisory for the sierra today coming up. thank you, rosemary this morning. we are learning about a surprise visit to ukraine by first lady jill biden more in her meeting with officials there. and a new show takes a look at the oval office to the eyes of three of america's first ladies. it is an all star cast, and we talked to one

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csi driver. they want to turn me into a black martha stewart will pick my team choose my cause is understood. that is the first lady. it's a star packed drama on showtime, telling the stories that three women whose spouses became the president show follows the lives, the triumphs and heartaches of being married to the most powerful leader on the free planted. gillian anderson plays eleanor roosevelt , michelle pfeiffer plays betty ford and viola davis plays michelle obama. and this morning on mother's day. we are joined by actress regina taylor. she plays mary and shields robinson

, mother of michelle obama. good morning. good morning. great to have you with us. tell us about your role. and what have you learned about these remarkable first ladies here in the first season of the show? well i love the way they intertwine each of the ladies eleanor roosevelt, very ford and michelle obama in terms of being women stepping into this role and shaping it. as they would, uh, stepping not into someone else's shoes, but reconstructing the whole model for, uh, what they needed, uh, roosevelt. speaking on women's rights, with betty ford, speaking on help mental and physical and michelle obama and each one kind of overlay in terms of these issues. uh michelle obama being the first african american woman in the white house in that role and the

challenges of each is keeping their identity is being able to have a voice and in so doing, uh they continued to resonate in our consciousness. even now, have they ever done mary and chills robinson's 84 very much alive and well, did you talk to her about the role and has she critiqued you at all as she watched i think we all know that she's a very private woman, and she's very protected in her privacy. i did send her messages that i was doing the role and wanted to honor her in this role. uh and that my research was one michelle obama's book. they are public figures, and we see a lot about them, uh, either , through their own words in in their biographies, mr obama as well, uh and as well as from people that know them, and i

watched a lot of video. what strikes me is their bond. uh even in interviews, public interviews that you see that connection the strength of, um, who they are. a shining in each other's eyes. is it a daunting task to place someone that is still alive and no doubt watching? oh you do have a consciousness of that. absolutely and i played anita hill in a piece and i played, uh ah, many gene brown. one of my first roles for tv was crisis. central high would join woodward and the little rock 95. the first students to integrate the arkansas school system, so there is a consciousness and taking on someone who is, uh, a real live

human being. yeah big responsibility for those that haven't seen the show. how accurate is it to real life, with michelle growing up in chicago and eventually becoming the first lady. uh it is a matter of public record a lot of things that matter of public record and things that have been written down by michelle obama and, uh and others. there are people who who you can speak to who know them. so a lot is, uh absolutely real, and then you go with the entertainment business . uh and, uh, we're not in the room and certain things are not recorded. and you take license with that. have you gotten any reaction from michelle or president obama? oh i don't know them personally, so i don't know

what they're thinking. but i do hope that they're enjoying it. yeah, and certainly had a wonderful time. i bet i bet and real quickly. viola davis plays your daughter and your only what five or six years older. is that a little weird playing her mother? i think it works. uh and certainly, uh, we had a wonderful connection. i think you see the reality the truths of peace. these women in the scenes that we play either on the line or in between the lines . uh there is, uh, something that's happening. i think, uh, that denotes. um the ferocity of their relationship. very good. well, all the best. it's the first lady. it airs on showtime . regina taylor. thank you so much for taking some time out here on mother's day and you

know all the best with the program. thank you so much. take care. coming up. giants are honoring one of their team's greatest players. they did it yesterday in a moment, the heartfelt family moment at oracle park, plus the final recipient of a buster hug when we come back

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around the bay area, even the possibility of a few scattered showers entering the picture for the morning hours. here's a live look over. mount diablo a beautiful view for you there, but mount diablo reporting winds anywhere from 40 to 45 mph. so yes, it's a blustery start to the day storm tracker to they're giving you a good indication of where most of that system is just now entering areas like lake county and the north bay, and you can see it's not much we could see a few 107 inch out of this, but here's the timing on it. 10 o'clock or so moving through areas of the north bay by 10 11 o'clock through the central bay and by 11 and 12 o'clock through the south bay, and then it's done. scattered showers will remain a possibility. but really, it looks to be a dry day. a cool day and a breezy day 51 degrees right now in san francisco. low fifties in walnut creek mid fifties for you napa into the afternoon fifties at the coast to low sixties inland 5 10 15 degrees below the seasonal

average, so make sure you have a jacket handy for all those festivities outdoors today. here's a look at the extended forecast where temperatures will remain on the cool side monday to tuesday. the unsettled weather is going to last as well. we do a dry out and warm up on wednesday by thursday sixties at the coast upper sixties around the bay low seventies expected inland. back to you. but one reason buster posey retired, was to spend more time with his family. and it's working out pretty good, too. so only fitting that on buster posey day the greatest giants catcher of all time went behind the plate. last time his oldest child 10 year old twins, actually, leon addison, thrown out ceremonial first pitches. in a sell out crowd turned out yesterday to thank buster and give him that proper send off giant fan favorites who also took part there's bruce bochy, the old manager and retired players like will clark. barry bonds, 100 pence. among others, posey was his usual classy, reflective and modest self when

he spoke to the fans. i never thought. this was about me. this was about me being a part of something. and right now is an opportunity for me to thank you fans for letting me be a part of that letting our teammates be a part of that. and just to tell you how thankful i am for the play my career in front of you for the last 12 years. yeah. such a class act, and they do miss him in the final hug went to longtime closer that is brian wilson underneath all that hair. no more beard for brian, but he's got the long box there and definitely a lot of magic in the air coming up a little bit later this morning will tell you how the giants fared against the cardinals. buster actually brought him a little luck. well it is the sweetest smelling place in san francisco each day of the year, but the flower mart is even more special. this

morning. we'll take you live there on this mother's day coming up. and tomorrow, a big day for facebook's parent company. meta coming up, look inside mendez first ever store and it's opening up right here in the

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to still buy some flowers, mob and first lady jill biden visiting slovakia, romania over the weekend, but new this morning her surprise visit to war towards ukraine. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onte beautiful day out there at least to start. nice and blue. you're looking at the estuary got san francisco tucked away up there in the left corner and a few clouds over mount tam to your right. and all of that is about to change in a couple of hours. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two on this mother's day. i'm frank malika. good morning. i'm claudine wang. let's talk about your mother today forecast because lots of people are saying, how do i plan out this day? maybe it's a good day to just sleep in. yes put off brunch. breakfast in bed. looks great. i like that idea. well, yes. anything that's going to keep you warm. breakfast in bed sounds sounds pretty good to me. we are looking at temperatures way below average and a brisk

start, followed by a windy afternoon. we have a chance for scattered showers entering the bay area this morning. it's not going to last. but the cool, windy weather will better details on the current conditions and what you can expect for your entire mother's day coming up. alright thanks, rosemary. well happening today mother's day shoppers looking for that last minute perfect gift for mom, and many are expecting to find it at the san francisco flower mart. james torres has been shopping all morning long and he says you only have what about hour and a half left james before they shut the door. good morning. yeah that deadline creeping close, and that window is getting smaller and smaller client, frank. good morning tea. but you've got so much to choose from here. you can easily spend an hour and a half shopping even if you're just looking for one bouquet of flowers here and let me tell you people here have absolutely been working their butts off, making sure that everything is still stocked. everything is still organized.

we've been here for valentine's day. i've been here for mother's day before and i'm not sure i've seen the constant flow of movement more. but i have seen today. now this week basically is been the week for some of these flower shops to bounce back. they've taken a hard hit from covid-19 the last two years this week with small business week in san francisco, but this year is also the first time since 2019 that people within the flower market and not need to worry about those covid-19 protocols and no requirements for masks. no proof of vaccination required either. and because of that people i spoke to this morning say they are so excited to take mom out today. she picked out the restaurant. she loves oysters. she loves shopping, so it's like perfect where we're going to be hanging out with the family. so that that's gonna be nice problems. yes. right report from the national retail federation says americans will spend about $32 billion on flowers for mother's day this year. taking back live out here at the flower mart

vendor say if you're still looking for flowers and you don't want to get the traditional roses or sunflowers that the lilies you want to try something a little different, a little more vibrant. this might be what you're looking for these peonies here out here this morning. this seems to be the mother's day flower of the year this year. and again a reminder. doris here are only staying open until 11 o'clock this morning, so that window is getting smaller, and you only have about an hour and a half before you can pick these up. at least here at the flower, martin frankel, claudie. come back to you, james. those are beautiful. i love peonies. i also love roses. i also love tulips. and like so many on the list, can you give me an idea we lost taking notes, carnations, zinnias. there you are. how much? i mean? i know you say i'm still here. yeah about how how, you know there's really something for everyone's budget down there. can you give me an idea about how much you know that that bunch of peonies or a bunch of a dozen roses would cost yeah, so a bouquet of peonies are going to be about $35 each and that's probably the

standard for most of the more popular flowers like, you know, the roses, daisies and the lilies. but if you want to take these home and if you do you know, these definitely looked at what you see. there are a lot thicker than what your traditional flower may look like. they're a lot more colorful, too, and i think they were actually require a little bit more care as well. as what? i had a conversation with someone earlier about that so want to take some of these home 35 bucks is what's gonna cost you. at least here at the flower mart. you might pay a little bit more if you're going to your local florist down the road. i was saying that sounded pretty good. but i think you're right. if you're not you don't make it there. you might. you might have to dig a little deeper, please. oh yeah, he's paying, okay. yeah i got you covered. all right. thanks, james. all right time now is 9 36. let's talk about what's happening across the bay area because there are several bears groups that are planning on protesting for abortion rights today. if you look in there on your screen, there is a partial list of where this is going to be happening in the

south bay. demonstrators are going to gather at san jose city hall that will be at 11 this morning. that event is called the defend row protest and it is scheduled to go on until noon. then at 1 45 this afternoon you have the progressive group, the ranging grannies they are planning on putting on outfits from the show the handmaid's tale, and they will hold a procession that will start at alston. and mlk way in berkeley. and catholic churches across the country are preparing for possible protests during sunday. church services today. this is the first sunday since leaked documents became public. those documents indicated that the u. s. supreme court was planning on overturning the landmark 1973 decision that legalized abortion. and there are concerns that catholic masses could be the target of demonstrations today. these protests are protests in general began on the streets of many u. s cities six days ago. that is, of course, when the nation first learned that the high court's conservative majority does appear to be ready to strike down roe v. wade. this has never

been about just abortion, right? this is always about power and control and i am not here for it. if roe is overturned, 26 states are going to move quickly to ban abortion. that's 36 million women living in states who no longer have access. the catholic church has long opposed abortion, and police in new york city have reportedly increased patrols at catholic churches in response to today's expected protests. it is not clear if any law enforcement agencies here in the bay area will be taking similar measures. now in san jose, church members there are trying to secure landmark status that's for the city's nearly century old grace baptist church . on wednesday, the city's historic landmark commission decided to defer a decision until more thorough assessment is completed. city officials say they want to do some more fact checking to ensure that that building which is on east san fernando street does qualify fos hire a consultant to study of s

morning, there were two surprise visitors to ukraine this morning . canadian prime minister justin trudeau landed in northern ukraine, and reports say he was shocked by the damage he sought to civilian homes. in the city of hairpin. trudeau is scheduled to meet with ukrainian president zelinsky later today. that announcement came just hours after our first lady joe biden arrived in western ukraine for meeting with ukraine's first lady alina zelenskaja. dr biden tweeted out several photos of her visit. this is the first lady's hugging one another. dr biden says she thought it was important to show the ukrainian people that the united states stands with them. zelenskaja thank biden for her quote, courageous act and personal diplomacy, and the first lady had been in slovakia, where she was meeting with ukrainian refugees. she spent time at a school where mothers and children have been staying since the russian invasion of their homeland. dr. biden says she wanted to make sure the

ukrainian people know the united states. fully supports them. meanwhile president biden, other g seven leaders are meeting virtually with ukrainianent vlay today. that's after the latest russian attack on eastern ukraine. officials are concerned dozens may have been killed. when a russian bomb flat in the school where 90 ukrainians were taking shelter in the basement. so far, two bodies have been recovered. 30 people have been rescued. search teams are looking for more victims in that rubble today. international affairs experts say russian president vladimir putin may attempt to major offensive in the next couple of days against ukraine. russia tomorrow celebrates victory day for beating germany. in world war two. some russian troops have been rehearsing at moscow's red square for that big parade it features about 11,000 service members and more than 60 planes. and now to the pandemic. the u. s is approaching one million

covid deaths cases are once again going back up. we are seeing increases in 40 states. the cdc says the nation's elderly does remain the most vulnerable population more than 700,000 covid deaths in the us were among people who are ages 65 older enough that number 255,000 deaths. happened to people who were 85 older police in san francisco, still searching for an arsonist who said a park lit on fire. we could go today. it happened at the blue light bar and grill on union street, just as the bar was shutting down last sunday night, the owner says the park lit fire caused thousands of dollars of damage to his business, and he's very concerned that arsonist might strike again. kind of just really puts an eerie feeling in your first i felt violated then i felt scared for more businesses than me because this guy is still running around. some grainy surveillance video

shows the suspected arsonist wearing sunglasses. he walks to the corner that park lit, then crouches down. then the flames are up the moment he walks away. police help. the surveillance video will help. give them a lead and eventually an arrest in that case. while facebook's parent company is opening its first brick and mortar store tomorrow, it's called the meta store and it's right here in the bay area, you can find it on airport boulevard in burlingame, which is not far from the san francisco international airport. shoppers who go are going to be able to personally check out high tech items such as those virtual reality, smart glasses and the portable video chatting device. it's called portal go. you can also play a myriad of virtual reality games, including golfing and fishing. the meta store is going to be open monday through friday from 11 am until six pm alright, 9 42. the big story today is our weather because it's mother's day and a lot of folks want to go out and have brunch. and if you're doing

that you better bring a coat. i imagine a lot of people, especially the real popular spots, right? they probably made those reservations weeks ago, and now we have mother's day arrive and it is cool and it is brisk and there's even the possibility of you scattered showers this morning and giving you a look outside our doors. here's a view over san jose started out with blue skies. now we've got partly sunny. partly cloudy around the bay area. that chance for showers is going to move through fairly quickly. it's only for the morning hours . not everybody going to cease rain. but there is again a possibility temperatures this morning running cooler than yesterday, down by five degrees. santa rosa nevado, the inner east bay conquered livermore, also down by five within a few degrees of areas along the east bay shore as well as the peninsula right now, 51 degrees in san francisco. we have low fifties reported in walnut creek. 55 in napa, san jose also 55. the winds have been quite breezy and in our hills very

strong. livermore reporting wind gusts to 20 mph right now sustained in san jose at 21 sfo sustained at 17 gusting to 29. diablo reporting anywhere from 30 to 40 mph and now at 28, oakland hills, north and south. 10 to 15 at the moment, so breezy temperatures well below average for today having to do with this system here that is bringing in that possibility of a few sprinkles as well as the cooler air and the breezy conditions getting in closer here areas over lake county and you can see the north edge there of sonoma county and santa rosa. maybe a few sprinkles over areas of point reyes right now, this is going to march through the bay area and again is out of here by noontime. here's a look at the future cast model by 9 10 o'clock is shifting into the central bay. and it begins to fall apart as it moves through as well. so areas over the south bay maybe just over our hills. we see a few sprinkles and the rest remain dry by noontime. it's out of here. this sierra is

going to get some snow. in fact , there is an advisory for travel that starts at 11 o'clock this morning. if you're thinking about heading up as far as the accumulation and not a whole lot expected may pick up 1 107 inch to 107 inch over the north bay for today, but the temperatures will be notably cooler yesterday . santa rosa 73 today going to 59 56 in san francisco. are you going to see the giants game? you'll need a jacket. low sixties in concord, as well as san jose. better details on these afternoon highs and what you can expect for the week ahead coming up. well $2 bet one, you more than $160 you bet correctly, still the calm that conducted derby winner with the very fitting me wish i did and trouble first. are they original show the wonder years. why friend? seven just got fired. from the reboot coming up.

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would walk out of there with a pound of more than $163. if you picked the one that the two horses to win and show it paid, $2 bet would have paid it like three or four grand. so sometimes playing along shots is says not such a bad thing. and sometimes you get really crummy weather on mother's day. ach everyone likes something different. the rosemary always say right, like, no matter what it is, someone wants the other, although i've never met anybody that likes wind. that is one thing yeah, and dangerous. sure uh, and yeah, painfully cold out there in some areas this morning because we're off to a cooler start and it is breezy and many areas it's windy in our hills system that is working its way into the bay area, even bringing a few scattered showers this morning. has really cool things off for today, giving you a look there over san jose, where were partly sunny from this advantage point. we started out with blue skies that has changed. over the

course of the last hour hour and a half or so storm tracker to there. that's where the storm is . and as we move in closer to the bay area, you can see a few sprinkles over areas of lake county sonoma county. right there on the edge could be some higher elevations. stuff in our hills on the east edge there of santa rosa, and we've got a little bit of activity going on right along the coastline near bodega bay point raise. this will continue to slip south is going to move into the central bay and then into the south bay, but you can see it. it's not a whole lot scattered showers in the forecast for the morning hours, and that for the afternoon were mainly dry. but we're going to be cool and we're going to be very brisk. meanwhile the sierra will get some snow a little bit later today, lasting into the afternoon. and there is a winter weather advisory. it starts at 11 o'clock this morning will go until 11 o'clock tonight. if you're traveling over the hills do be prepared with the snow tires or the chains to 46 inches of new snow expected. over the sierra by tonight, and the

unsettled weather is expected to last into the next few days. and look at the temperatures outside our door right now. 51 in berkeley, 51 in san francisco low fifties over the north bay. if you're going to see the giants play today, a cool brisk one here 56 in the afternoon for san francisco wins anywhere from 20. to 25 mph so be prepared for that. meanwhile in the north bay , 59 in santa rafael, as well as santa rosa for today for the inner east bay low sixties and eniac and for the south bay 60 to san jose, as well as morgan hill, your extended forecast monday, tuesday, wednesday, monday tuesday chancellor scattered showers. remaining temperatures don't change and then we began to see a rebound in numbers on wednesday were mild and dry on thursday back to you. alright thanks, rosemary. well more and more items can be bought with crypto currency in a moment. the high end jewelry and fashion now available for bit

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i was going for the ball. i mean, obviously, i don't want to see anybody get hurt, um i'm not even that type of player. i respect everybody, so hopefully he gets better. and, um, you know, we can see him out there in this game. dubs will host the grizzly for game for other playoff series that's set to go tomorrow night at chase seven. or maybe every day should be buster posey day at oracle, right. the giants offense coming alive yesterday scored the most runs in a game this season. all started here in the first, wilmer flores says. hello buster . with a grand slam. the giant scored eight runs in the first two innings, put the game away with another three runs in the eighth to win at 13 to 7 logan web picked up the fourth win of the season for him. first pitch today at oracle, 105 the a's troubles continue today they're looking to break an eight game losing streak. they faced a familiar face yesterday. one time a sonny gray, who's made the rounds in the bigs. he pitches for the twins. now he wanted pitchersduel. one nothing

. the lone run came on a solo shop of twin second basement. jorge polanco first pitch coming up a little over an hour from now in minnesota. alright one. last check of our mother's day forecast. yes if you're getting out, make sure to dress in layers bundle up, maybe even go for the winter coat winter coat notice. it's going to be cool. it's going to be brisket. few scattered showers over the bay area this morning. afternoon partly cloudy but again look at those numbers. low fifties at the coastal islands. no in the sierra, and we're gonna stay cool monday, tuesday before we rebound on wednesday. oh, wow. but you know what a good nice sweatshirt as long as you know, if you don't know, then you're cold and miserable. if you do know you dress appropriately and you enjoy the day movie did i like your idea movie? sounds good. well, certainly happy mother's day to all of you. thank you for starting this sunday with us. we hope you have a fantastic day. the latest news tonight on ktvu news at six and on the 10 o'clock news. you can

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