california coast. we have the latest on the investigation and how power lines may have started it plus what you're seeing is a real commitment from the governor to put significant funds behind the ability to access reproductive healthcare and abortion, expanding access to abortions here in california , the governor's plan to spend tens of millions of dollars but reproductive healthcare and the warriors blown out and embarrassed by the memphis grizzlies last night in what could have been a series clinching game for the warriors . what will they do to bounce back for game six? from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. may 12th i was thinking last night. this is nothing to lose sleep over. literally i need to go to bed. go to bed. yeah, the game was rough. yes. all right. how's our

weather? let's check in with steve paulson smooth. it's not rough. great couple of days ago . yeah right now. one upper 30 that's in downtown beautiful downtown santa rosa 39. palo alto's close that's 40 degrees and forties for all san francisco livermore. and san jose. so still cool, but not as cold and everything is pointing towards a nice day, but breezy. so for your thursday thoughts cold, chilly morning and then after that, it might be a little bit of patrick to us. some low clouds but mostly sunny, breezy and temperatures held in check for one more day. then we'll start to warm it up a little bit sixties to near 70. alright, salles here good morning, sir. all quiet. i know 80. are they picking that up or what? they are and that should be gone in just a little bit here on 80 as you drive into the corridor between richmond and berkeley. and also we've had a little bit of road work on the golden gate bridge. let's go out and take a look at what we have. now you

can see traffic here at the bay bridge, or i'm sorry at the bay bridge approach getting out to the toll plaza. looks okay. when you get to the top plaza. it is moving along very nicely. so even some of this road work that we talked about has been picked up. but you can see some northbound 101. we had the flashing lights. we had a couple of lines blocked there again, not a big delay because of how early it is in the morning, 402 . let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. a powerful, wind driven fire still burning this morning after destroying several homes along a cliff in southern california and pam. a new investigation has started into whether the fire was started by power lines. the coastal fire began in orange county yesterday afternoon just before three p.m. and the city of laguna niguel is still under a state of emergency . the one acre was already burning when the fire was first reported, but strong wind quickly fanned the flames up the canyon towards homes in the hillside neighborhood of coronado point. and now almost

200 acres have burned, firefighters say as many as 20 homes have been destroyed, but the damage still has not been fully assessed. photo journalists on the ground with our sister station alongside firefighters battling those very intense fires. we have this structure here are completely burned out. right next door to it. you have another vehicle that's just completely burned out. i believe these were some of the well, i think over here we have a structure that's coming down right behind me. and you could just see. look at that. look at this. from here. you could you could feel the heat. it is very intense last night, the chief of the orange county fire authority said the dry conditions were a big factor. the big difference is the vegetation. in our canyons here in southern california throughout the west is so dry that it is not taking much for that vegetation. you know that the few moisture is so low that

there's fires are taking off and running on. now while there's no word yet on the cause of the fire of southern california edison reported circuit activity to the public utilities commission in the area close to where the fire began. the investigation continues now in a statement to ktvu, the power company said their thoughts are with the community members whose homes have been damaged in the fire, and they're coordinating with fire agencies to ensure wild fire safety. cal fire crews here in northern california say the canyon fire is a sign of what could be to come this fire season. i think the thing that really concerns us today is just the fact that you know we're not even into the peak of fire season yet, and we saw a wind driven fire go from a very small acreage to a very large acreage in a very short amount of time. and, unfortunately, um, destroying structures in its path. cal fire deputy chief jonathan cox says they are concerned about the intensity of this fire so early into the season. our fear is, you know we

are not even in the first inning of fire season in california, and we're already starting to see fires go from very small events to destructive incidents. the deputy chief says cal fire will hit peak staffing in the bay area and statewide before the end of the month. time now, 405 demolition continues today in the south bay to tear down the building that was the site of last year's deadly vt. a shootings were nine people were killed. cruz for the santa clara valley transportation authorities started tearing down buildings be at the guadalupe light rail yard yesterday afternoon in may of last year, a disgruntled employee shot and killed nine people, then killed himself. the bta says demolishing the building will be good for the traumatized employees. it will also improve maintenance and operational needs. supreme court justices

are set to meet this morning gathering for the first time since the leak of that bombshell abortion opinion that could overturn roe v. wade. that meeting comes as democrats in the u. s. senate were unable to push a bill to protect access to abortion to a floor vote. vice president kamala harris presided over the procedural vote, which needed 60 votes to get past a republican filibuster. it ended with 49. yes. 51 nay votes. this vote clearly suggest that the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue. it also makes clear that a priority for all who care about this issue. priority should be to elect pro choice leaders at the local state and the federal level. now despite what the vice president says many political analysts say abortion rights not likely to be one of the main topics on the political stage by the end of the year. i don't

think it will be a bigger issue than inflation and the economy. however i think this is sort of a big, important side dish to a lot of voters. but i still think the you know the main dish is going to be. how are people feeling in their pocketbook? now the issue i the draft opinion showing the highest court is on the verge of overturning roe versus wade in the next few weeks. time is now 407. governor newsom wants to spend tens of millions of dollars to protect abortion rights and also expand access to abortions here in california. ktvu sema guards has more on his new proposal and what it could mean for abortion providers. i think governor gavin newsom gave californians a preview wednesday of his forthcoming budget proposal seeking major increases to investments for access to abortion care proposal includes $40 million in grants for abortion providers to compensate them for providing low or no cost abortions. that's critical

funding for the more than 100 planned parenthood's across california. seeing that investment was really great because it was a recognition of the work that our health centers do every day. um and that investments going to allow that type of character continue for years also sets aside money for a state run reproductive care website. it's a resource that naral pro choice california and abortion rights advocacy organizations that's headquartered in san francisco has been pushing for and that is a one stop shop website so that people can access comprehensive information about where to access abortion care how to get financial assistance for that, how to get logistical support. i really to ensure that that it's all self contained right that people are not following subject to misinformation disinformation . east bay assembly member rebecca bauer kahan is on the legislative women's caucus, which has championed for this additional funding. what you're seeing is a real commitment from the governor to put significant

funds behind the ability to access reproductive healthcare and abortion and you'll see the same from the legislature. the next step is for newsome and the legislature to negotiate and then pass the budget by mid june , well timed for the united states supreme court's decision on roe v. wade to come out. emma goss, ktvu fox two news. thank you. time is 409 with the warriors are going to try to close out the memphis grizzlies tomorrow in san francisco in their nba playoff series at chase center. last night, the warriors were crushed by memphis won 34 to 95. can you believe it? memphis never trailed. they led the warriors by 52 points after the third quarter. the warriors still lead the series three games to two, but they know they have to play better to eliminate memphis. even if the grizzlies don't have their superstar john moran for the rest of the series is they understood what happened out there. so there's no need to

overreact. bill will come out. we'll play better friday in front of our home crowd and see if we can get this way and close out slowing down being more mindful understanding we can get great shots if we're a little bit more conscious of that. keep saying it and when we do it, right, we win when we don't we look there you go. word on whether head coach steve kerr can come out of covid protocol for tomorrow night's game or if the assistant coach mike brown will continue to be the interim head coach. another big concern is otto porter, the foreword who left the game with an injured right foot. we have to see what happens with him. i'm assuming coach occurs on the phone or somehow communicating all through this. he's on the phone. i can still talk. he has to be, but anyway, moving on. everything goes through him. yeah yeah, one way or the other right? alright let's find the area of high pressure. well it's

been about texas to michigan. they've been hot, hot hot eighties nineties. where's the cool weather? it's been in the west for once. you know what dave and i were talking about this right before the show. it's about time somebody else got in on heat besides us here, yep, it's our turn to warm up, though , for a couple of days friday and saturday and then after that, we'll drop it right back down. water temps are really cold bodega bay point raised in san francisco bowie are still only 49 degrees, which will mean that once you get eighties inland, any kind of onshore breeze means the fog is never far away. forties for many 27 up in lake tahoe, 47 down in monterey, 57 in los vegas and ely, the lone outposts out there 27 out of seven is in there. few high clouds to the north side, but overall mostly sunny today. little change compared to yesterday. temperature wise sixties coast 50 sixties coast bay and then upper sixties to near 70 inland. still calistoga zero. that's cold. that's cold up there in kelly zero. i don't

know what's going on there, but valleys 39 degrees downtown santa roses 39 after that forties and also fifties on the attempt, see if we can find there's a couple of thirties up towards middletown, upper lake also leighton ville windsor rohnert park. more forties, though, so we definitely bottomed out on the low temps, the lowest kicking east once that comes out of the rockies. that will be a big weather producer. high pressure will build in. we'll get some warmer temps today, similar to yesterday fifties for a few sixties upper sixties to near 70 tomorrow, we warm it up. the warmest day will be saturday. but then it looks like we come right back down sunday, then nice cooler into monday. all right. thank you, steve and effort to recall and east bay mayor will not make the ballot will tell you why people who wanted to remove lamar thorpe say they are victims of fraud. and history made by workers and two bay area starbucks. their reaction after becoming the first starbucks employees to first starbucks employees to unionize here in california.

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the latino community foundation found 37% of latinos. we're not sure if they would vote in the november election experts say. campaigns have to do more to reach those voters. knocking on the door of the going inside the sitting around the table talking to the family coming back again and again, which can be a little more time consuming, but we know that that those methods do work . a candidate or campaign has to show that they really care. that they are not just there for the vote, but there for the long haul. respondents to that pole, so the top three issues are rising cost of living jobs and affordable housing. employees at to santa cruz. starbucks are making history. they are the first starbucks workers in california to unionize ktvu lamonica. peters tells us, they say security issues and wages prompted that vote. the starbucks locations on mission and ocean streets will now join starbucks workers united, the national union for starbucks

workers, the group's tweeted this message today celebrating the first starbucks in california to unionize even though starbucks has broken the law and the national labor relations board had said so. by threatening workers. uh the workers are still winning. um they're not afraid of this giant corporation. it's happening all over the country workers at major companies like amazon and starbucks are forming unions fighting for rights they say are beneficial for all working class people. joe thompson is a shift supervisor for starbucks in santa cruz and a union organizer . we're showing that knowledge in college students and young people organize their workplaces , but we're showing that true workplace democracy requires taking everyone into the battlefields in relation that we're fighting for all workers, starbucks says it's stronger without unions. last week, it announced it would increase wages and u. s stores, increased training time and launched a new

app for employees and i feel like using euthanizing will give them a lot more options. on choosing their hours and you know, negotiating their wages and just other benefits that they might need. thompson says. 19 stores have already filed for union elections across the state and s b w you is being guided by other major labor unions. now supporters say this is the first step in making things better for starbucks workers are entire life is work. that's what our life is based around, so being able to dictate how it's affecting us and telling the people. the problems with with the work because it's changeable. um. but that's needed. thompson also says that 230 starbucks stores across 33 states are also trying to form a union. lamonica peters ktvu fox two news, monica. thank you. time is for 18 will new data

from the state says the north bay is doing better than the rest of the state when it comes to saving water. a study comparing the periods between 2019 and 2020 with 2021 right now shows healdsburg was the best in the state. it's saving water residents there reduced water used by 40. now as a whole cities and sonoma marin counties were near the top of the list. but on the other hand the city of el segundo in southern california was the worst at saving water. they increased water usage by more than 40. water used around the state was up in march of 2022 compared to 2020, despite the governor's calls to save water. 4 19 times . let's check in with steve on our forecast, you said it's going to be pretty mild calm. it was very windy yesterday. it will be breezy today. then after today tomorrow will start to warm up about the same as yesterday. temperature forecast . you know, we've been on a cool

pattern here for april, and almost all of may will get a couple of days of warm up those days would be friday and saturday and then after that, it drops right back down. it will still be nice. we're not expecting anything back into the fifties or sixties again, but it does look like me. there might be another system or to paying a visit. as the west stays active at this time of year. there's just not a lot of moisture with it. you can see the low we had now in salt lake city. it is another system dragging to the north, which will produce some high clouds coming in so mostly sunny. partly cloudy to the north sixties. upper sixties mid sixties 10 year. 70. not much change temperature wise here in the breeze will pick up again. mount diablo, which was 30 degrees two days ago. starting to bump up a little bit now 43 west of 25 mph forties for many upper thirties nevada mill valley in there, it's closed for a few others, especially towards the east. but all the greeks at 41 degrees forties and fifties now, more so than the thirties that we saw even hayward and alameda 50. degrees brent win pittsburgh in there, so one

system kicks. i can see that system dragging across to the north that will give us some partly cloudy is keep us from warming up too much. but the cool pattern is on its way out of here. so cool morning. sunny, breezy and warmer weather will take us into friday saturday, mostly sunny and it'll be sunny. it'll be sunny 50 sixties to upper sixties seventies today, tomorrow is the day we start to warm up will peak it out on saturday, still nice but a little cooler sunday, then back to cooler again on monday. alright see time is worth 21 to continuing shortage in baby formula making. congress takes some action up next we'll tell you about the plans to help families. and you may have a hard time finding an airbnb in the wine country. we'll tell you why one local county is banning vacation rentals.

23 t benefited from the city's pop up patio dining program during the pandemic can keep those outdoor

patios council made the program permanent for restaurants that have been offering outdoor dining and parking lots and on sidewalks. it will also allow other businesses joined the program. and restaurants, bars, gyms and salons will be encouraged to apply. now there is a $500 fee, but the city council plan to spend $40,000 in federal grants to businesses that applied before the end of this year. that would be enough to pay for 80 businesses and the sonoma county board of supervisors approved a 45 day ban on new vacation rental permits and not incorporated parts of the county. it takes effect immediately. it will allow officials to address a backlog of more than 200 permit applications. the moratorium will also give sonoma county time to develop an ordinance. regulating short term rentals. rentals have drawn concern from people who fear they're cutting into longer term housing, especially affordable housing.

we've been telling you about bottlenecks, said california ports, and it's causing shortages, including corks for wine makers. and now that seems to be getting worse. last month , there was an estimated 90 million corks out at sea or imports. now industry experts say there are about 138 million corks sitting in shipping containers. some of the containers sit at the ports as long as a month because trucks are not available to move them out. today we have a product that has arrived to the ports over four weeks ago that we're just receiving this morning. it's been, you know, gone from less than a week to four and sometimes close to five. so that's put a tremendous hit on our ability to supply shipping costs for corks are also is skyrocketing and napa vendor says in used to cost $2500 to ship a container from portugal to the port of oakland. today it's $14,000 with little explanation as to why a popular

trail in the sequoia national forest is about to reopen after being impacted by last year's wildfires. the trail of 100 giants is set to reopen tomorrow . it's surrounded by 1500 year old giant sequoia trees, many of which suffered major damage from lightning sparked fires estimated 1/5 of all sequoias died in the windy fire and the knp complex fire. about 800,000 people visit there every year. time is not for 26 incredible floor stories returned to florida, where a man who had never flown a plane before i was able to make a safer emergency landing after the pilot of his cessna had a medical emergency. i've got a curious situation here. but pilot john no idea how to fight the airplane. roger, what's your position? i have no idea. roger trying to hold the wings level and 50. you can start sending for me push

forward on the controls and descended a very slow rate. can you imagine that man managed to land that single engine cessna two oh, eight safely at palm beach international airport as an air traffic controller calmly talked him in the plane was flying in from the bahamas when the pilot had some kind of medical emergency. at this point, we don't know how the pilots doing the faa is investigating. and the man stayed calm as well. san francisco leaders facing some tough questions about homelessness will tell you what community members want the city to do in the mission district and the number of covid cases spiking in the north bay with one local school did to manage an outbreak that appears to have worked.

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low that there's fires are taking off and running honest wildfire tearing through a southern california community. the reason firefighters now even more concerned about this early season fire and the war in ukraine, bringing together other parts of europe, the countries that said to move forward with plans to join nato. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's thursday. may 12th what do we call thursday, friday evening, friday eve, which means it's time for steve paulson. he has are forecast to tell us what's ahead for us today. we have a little more bounce tomorrow. then for sure that's right. alright a couple of thirties holding on holding on. that would be some santa rosa 39 clothes for palo alto san jose, but there's a little bit of fun dancing around those two locations. not much but a little

bit of fog towards santa clara valley on the peninsula cemetery . oh coast will be a few high clouds coming in set, but mostly sunny. a few. partly sunny is maybe your thursday thinking i really couldn't find any thursday songs. there's a lot of mine there, but nothing that really caught my attention thursday. we could mostly sunny , breezy and there's still a breeze in there so sixties to near 70. alright 4 31 saleh's here we're all good at their something new pretty good here. there's a little bit of stuff of construction that's picking up but for the most part, we're in good shape. steve, let's go to the golden gate bridge. and you can see the traffic is moving. well i was watching some of the roadwork there, stand causing a big delay. as you drive through the area. you can also see in the east bay. we're off to a nice start. we see a little bit of slowing on 80 near berkeley. which is typical. and when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza area, you will see the traffic is moving along pretty well as you come up to the maze, 4 31, let's go back to the headlines.

fast spreading wildfire in orange county is demolishing large hillside homes and the strong wind to making it hard to put it out. it's called the canyon fire in laguna niguel. it's burned at least 20 homes and structures. strong winds are fanning the flames, forcing people to evacuate as firefighters are rushing in. at one point, the entire area was under a mandatory evacuation. it's very emotional. we're ready to go home as soon as the embers start to get underneath those tiles and then even in the attic vents. it's not an instant structure, fire or building fire. it takes sometimes up two hours before the entire house will start to catch on fire. high winds and dry conditions combined with that steep hillside area make it hard for firefighters to battle the coastal fire. the cause is still under investigation. san francisco's police commission will hold public forums before deciding whether or not to restrict police traffic stops.

these low level stops these pretext stops. are not making us safer. our own data shows that we uncover contraband and incredibly low rates. the commission heard a proposal last night to prohibit officers from pulling over drivers for minor traffic violations, such as an expired license or tinted windows. advocates say black drivers are six times more likely to be stopped in white drivers for those infractions. police chief bill scott says there's room for reform, but officers must be able to do their jobs. we have to have policies that still allow officers to do the job of protecting the public, and that balance is difficult, so there's a lot of work to be done on this policy. we do have to address disparities. a police can still site drivers for low level offenses. tickets would come in the mail or they would be left on a parked car. a final commission vote is expected this fall. the san francisco police

officers association issued this statement. quote officers focus on behavior when making traffic stops to enforce the vehicle code, not anything else. the reality is routine traffic stops can lead to removing illegal guns off our streets and given the level of gun violence our city is experiencing. these traffic stops literally save lives now 4 30 for the contra costa county board of supervisors approved money to expand the size of the sheriff's staff. the county can hire 29 new deputies and five more sergeants in the fiscal year beginning in july. musharraf says having more deputies will reduce the response time to emergency calls and the new hires will be expected to develop relationships with the communities they serve. with san francisco city leaders are addressing concerns about homelessness and crime in the mission district supervisor hillary ronen lead this public discussion yesterday, tackling several key issues in the mission from crime and drugs to

mental health and homelessness. ronan says the district needs new, temporary shelter bids to deal with homelessness in that area. right now, the city is only immediate plan to deal with the issue is adding 35 new bids at a shelter on van ness avenue. expanding the shelter parallel strategy to expanding housing resources. we are more past strapped on the shoulder side or cases where our hands are tied. around who is eligible for conservatorship or involuntary treatment. and that is still a challenge right now. the supervisor. ronan also address property crimes, saying she hopes a new law that she helped to write requiring street vendors to have a city permit will help reduce the sale of stolen goods in the mission. that law takes effect. june 16th. there is now a $10,000 reward for information leading

to the arrest of one of the suspects in the deadly downtown sacramento shooting last month. peyton faces three charges of murder. he has not been seen since the shooting that killed six people and injured 12. others. two brothers, smiley, martin and deandre martin are under arrest. peyton faces other charges, including committing a violent crime while out on bail and three counts of fraud for taking pandemic aid. he was not entitled to a federal appeals court has ruled california's ban on selling semiautomatic weapons to people between the ages of 18 and 21 is unconstitutional. in a 2 to 1 ruling, the ninth circuit court of appeals said the law violates the second amendment. the rolling called it an almost total ban on semi automatic center fire rifles for young adults. the group that brought the case says they are now optimistic that other age based gun bans will be overturned. time is now 4 37 today, president biden marking a very grim milestone. one million

deaths caused by covid here in the united states. the white house issued a statement with the president, calling it a tragic milestone. coronavirus was declared a global pandemic on march 11th 2020, and at that time 36 americans had died. around the world 6.7 million people have died because of covid. although the world health organization believes the actual number could actually be closer to 15 million. what a catholic school in santa rosa will reopen this morning after shutting down for three days because of a surge in covid cases, the principal of st rose catholic school canceled classes monday through wednesday after a covid outbreak at the school. this sunday. my secretary was constantly emailing me and texting me that she was getting a lot of positive results from parents and the uptick kept going and growing. now all over the bay area. covid cases are

rising. santa cruz, san francisco, marin and san mateo counties have the state's highest infection rates. covid cases in marin county have tripled over the last six weeks . the current increase in cases is blamed on the highly contagious omicron sub variant b a two which is now the dominant strain here in the bay area. time is not 4 38 in san jose kaiser permanente honored doctors, nurses and staff members who continued to work throughout the pandemic. and look they dedicated a covid-19 memorial yesterday afternoon was also honoring staffers who died over the years. that they have operated that hospital. new this morning. the leaders of finland say they are in favor of joining nato. that means it's pretty much certain that the country will formally apply for nato membership. the scandinavian country is neighbors with russia . sweden is also expected to decide on joining nato within the next few days. in response to the announcement, moscow said the move to join nato would not

help stability and security in europe. just yesterday, the uk agreed to support finland and sweden in case they are attacked by russia. russia's war in ukraine is nearing its third month. with no resolution in sight. russian troops are ramping up their attacks in eastern ukraine, trying to keep the ukrainian military from obtaining aids. in response, ukrainian officials shut down russian natural gas exports to europe. the pentagon says in the coming weeks, it will be it will be critical as ukraine tries to defend major cities almost urgent goal continues to be sending the ukrainians the capabilities they need. most. right now. as a war has shifted to the donbas and to the south. now ukraine's top prosecutor is now preparing to try to the first war crimes case. a captured russian soldier is accused of shooting and killing an unarmed 62 year old resident back in february. thomason 4 39

. ukrainian president. zelensky will give a virtual speech at stanford later this month. president delinsky was on the stanford campus last september when he talked to students about his vision for a democratic ukraine. well, this time president dolinsky will talk to students virtually about the war in ukraine. the date has not been announced. as yet for 40 years, the time checking in with steve paulson. i was in the city for a little bit yesterday, and it was incredibly windy once again. hopefully that will die down at my place as well. it will still be breezy today we had a little bit of activity. yup and lake county and northern napa county fell apart, but there were still some isolated showers up, they'll show you the second. everything is pointing towards after today. warmer weather friday saturday, but then it comes right back down. and if you believe some of the long range projections, they keep us pretty quiet till the end of the month when they drop in another unseasonably strong system. now we'll see if that's right. that's that's that's out there and what we call fantasy

land, but still something i wouldn't be surprised if we get one more system. it's a slow process of watch your late right there that was assistant that popped up over lake county northern napa county. and, uh, there was some thunder reported that quickly fell apart and that that was it. we talked about there might be a rogue shower, too. and that happened, but for most yesterday was a breezy, windy day week system dragging across to the north will keep us from warming up very much so sixties sixties 10 year 70 for a few, but it's going to be a breezy day under mostly sunny skies. maybe some, partly cloudy is to the north. coming up slowly. mount diablo 43. that's 13 better than a couple of days ago when they were amazingly 30 degrees and the freezing level over oakland was below 3600 ft, which is probably a record. and by the way, travis air force base yesterday dropped 31 degrees. not only was it a record low for the date that's the coldest so late in the season. forties on temps thirties for some on the peninsula's close. stanford right at 40 atherton, menlo park , 41 42, los altos woodside, then it's mid forties upper for

it, especially on the same mattel, khowst and around san mateo, belmont and foster city weak system to the north. that'll drive that other system eastward but are cool pattern is being replaced tomorrow. not so much today. it'll stay cool today. but warmer weather will take us with eighties maybe submit upper eighties for those well enough inland by saturday fifties sixties to upper sixties to near 70 degrees tomorrow will be warmer, especially on saturday. that will be the warmest day still okay, but starting to cool down sunday, then back to cooler and maybe a little below average on monday. or i'll see if time is 4 42, the latest on the crash of a pg and e helicopter in the east bay. coming up would lead to that chopper crash and how the people who were in the helicopter are doing now. in the northern california university could have a new mascot. the reason some students at uc davis wants to see a cow on the field.

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teachers held a demonstration calling for a new contract. the teachers were joined by parents and community members outside the school district's board meeting. teachers say they have worked 10 months without a new contract. they're asking for more staffing, which would lead to fewer students in the classroom. they also want increased pay and benefits. the district needs to know that a first year teacher cannot even afford an apartment and fremont , which is just a travesty. we know that the teachers need to be part of the community in which they live. and invest that time in their students and their families and their school. a district public information officer would not comment, but the district's website has a statement saying, in part, the district is quote committed to reaching an agreement with our labor partners that reflects and respects the expertise and dedication of our staff. time is now for 45. the oakland school board wants to fill the board

vacancy left after board president shanty gonzales resigned. she stepped down this board president earlier this month, and she criticized the teachers union as she left. gonzalez supported closing and merging schools in order to close the budget deficit of 40 to $50 million, she says. critics protested outside of her home, calling her a races. gonzalez had eight months remaining on her four year term on the school board. calls from concerned parents for congress to take action over the ongoing baby formula shortage are now being answered. the energy and commerce committee plans to hold an investigative hearing into the worsening shortage on may 25th. now supply chain issues and labor shortages were impacting supply for months, but the situation got even worse in february after a nationwide recall of formula made by abbott nutrition. the committee wants to hear from both the fda and abbott to address the issue. abbott now says it plans to resume production of certain baby formulas within two weeks

after approval by the fda. it could take two months, though, before the products are back on the store shelves. abbott issued the voluntary recall in february after reports that for babies who took the formula got bacterial infections. two of those babies died. abbott announced yesterday that after reviewing all of the available data, it found no evidence to link its formulas to the baby illnesses. time is worth 47 sonoma county is giving grants to projects to help low income and homeless residents. the sam jones emergency shelter in santa rosa we'll get almost $150,000 500,000 dollars will go to the county housing authority for rental assistance for people in need, and more than $1.2 million will help create 57 new, affordable housing units in healdsburg. well the city of san jose is receiving more than $25 million in state money for the project home key program, it will let the city by the 90 unit

arena hotel and converted into interim and permanent housing. the hotel on the alameda in downtown san jose, is close to transit. it's close to other services, including a grocery store and a pharmacy. the city of alejo is also getting a home key grant of more than $12 million to build a new supportive housing project. student elections are going on at uc davis this week, and one referendum on the ballot would change the school's mascot to a cow. now, this isn't to change the team name, which will remain the aggies instead would change the mascot image from gun rock the mustang to a cow mascot dates back to the 19 twenties, but organizers of the referendum , say u. c davis needs a unique identity and a mascot that can build community. they point out that many other universities already have mustang mascots and say davis students would relate more to the cows that live on campus, some of them right next to the dorms. you approve? i

don't know. i mean, it's up to them their school, but there are davis is a great great school great town. whatever they want to do, steve, right? whatever they want to do, pam thereby sounds good to me that now, chico? don't you change the name of wildcats or i'll be up there now. okay that's three hours away. i'll be there in an hour. alright our weather is really good on twitter. if you think you know i'll jump in and follow somebody well in the wintertime, they're very good. but tahoe weather is good. i'll give them a plug. we've seen cold air and snow the past several days. uc berkeley central sierra snow lab had 11 inches of snow. and the upper mountain on palisades, reported 15. that's not bad for a couple of days. it's all done now, though it looks like we're back to a quieter pattern. maybe end of the month. something might come in, but the next couple of days. it looks much more quiet. bodega bay point raised in san francisco bowie are very cold 49 degrees. when it's that cold and you start to get some eighties inland friday saturday fog is never far away.

27 lake tahoe, 45 u k 47 down in monterey santa maria 43 the weak little system to the north, and that's about where it's going to stay so some partly cloudy is northward, mostly sunny south, but that breeze is still with us. as that weak system. amazing amount of systems coming through . they haven't had a lot of moisture, but they've made an impact with wind, cold, cold temps and gazlay. some thunderstorms as we had even a couple yesterday after nearly county forties on attempts are thirties. we are running a little warmer compared to last couple of days, but still some upper thirties amazingly cold. last couple of mornings, though some record lows set boulder creek's 38 felton 38. capital is 42 a lot of forties campbell, though at 39, santa clara's close at 40 degrees, one more system in the high well knows in but this time, you know, in the past three years, i have been saying that i will build in for about 23 weeks. that's not the case only be about two days friday and saturday and then start to ease up a little bit as we head into sunday. money will still be nice, but it'll start

to cool off a little bit 50 sixties near 70 today. tomorrow we start to warm up. we'll get some eighties mid upper eighties, possibly some upper if you're far enough inland, and then sunday still nice, but the fog comes back and then a little cooler going into early next week. all right. thank you. steve massive wildfire destroying homes in southern california coming up in our five o'clock. our local firefighters are now paying careful attention to that fire. in the building, and that was home to the bay area's deadliest mass shooting is now being torn down the steps of to is taking to help employees recover from the trauma. but first demands for change at the local university what student activists want to see done to address sexual assaults on campus

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sexual assaults on campus. now the interim university president attended a rally yesterday by a student group. calling for more protections in the wake of a sex abuse scandal. demands include transparency, more accountability and hiring a full staff to investigate complaints. students are in the dark right now. students are in the dark, and all we see is this tenure. betrayal um, tons of students coming forward and not being responded to. by what happened here. we need to do better. we are going to do better. we'll do better by talking with people. now results of a cal state whistleblower investigation are set to be released next month. the justice department accused san jose state of ignoring years of complaints against a school trainer. scott shaw has since pled not guilty to sexually assaulting women athletes from 2017 to 2020. a new york judge says he will release former

president donald trump from a contempt finding if he meets certain conditions. trump's business practices are under civil investigation by the new york state attorney general. the conditions set by the judge include paying $110,000 in fines for failing to turn over documents in the civil investigation. he was also ordered to submit additional affidavits deal detailing his search for records and explain his company's document retention policies. now the trump international hotel in washington, d c has been sold to a florida based investment group, the group and its partner , hilton hotels, will operate the hotel as a waldorf astoria property. the trump organization opened the hotel in 2016 during donald trump's presidency, it was gathering place for republicans. the securities and exchange commission is investigating elon musk for delaying to disclose his large stake in twitter. investors are expected to alert regulators within 10 days after buying more than 5% of the company's stock. mask had accumulated more than

9% in mid march, but did not report the shareholding until april. 4th analysts say this delay saved musk about $143 million in trades. twitter stock soared when his investment went public. a tentative settlement of almost $1 billion has been reached in the deadly florida condo collapse. the $997 million settlement stems from a class action lawsuit brought by families of victims and survivors of last june's condominium collapse. and surfside, florida. the building's owner, insurance companies, along with developers of a nearby building, where among companies listed as defendants. 98 people were killed when that 12 story champlain tower south condominiums and surfside, florida. suddenly collapsed last june. an investigation continues today after a helicopter crashed this morning and livermore. it went down shortly yesterday morning during a midair training exercise at a pg and e safety training facility. two people

were on board at the time, including the pilot who had been pulled out by firefighters. there was no fire. our crews were able to quickly actually extricate the pilot from the aircraft, and he was taken to a local hospital for treatment. officials say the pilot was conscious and suffered serious but non life threatening injuries employee who was tethered to the outside of the aircraft also survived the crash and was able to walk away. people in hayward have a few more days to vote on how the city will spend a portion of its budget now it has $350,000 available for projects across the city and is asking residents where that money should go. a number of projects could be funded, including improvements to a park, creating a pop up flea market and a mental health camp for teens. we spoke with hayward's management analyst about getting residents involved in this portion of the budget. the idea actually originally

originated out of some concerns that community members had around how we think and approach community safety in our neighborhoods, and so in response to that the city reached out we interviewed and surveyed around 2000 residents. this was in 2020. and heard across the board. this is intuitive, but that residents feel safer when they feel connected to their so their neighbors. voting on the 12. different projects ends on sunday. people in hayward will need to verify their address online and then anyone in the home. who is 10 or older can cast a vote. firefighters across california are gearing up for wildfire season by taking part in special training exercises. a group of firefighters with the sacramento metro fire department carried out a training exercise in the neighborhood surrounded by poems, dry brush and trees that could easily fuel a fire. we do this quite often, actually throughout the year, but in preparation for this upcoming wildlands season, we're really

ramping up our training in this area. the training included a drill with several fire engines . other fire departments, state parks and helicopters. what we saw. today is not something we're used to seeing this time of year or even during these types of conditions, huge southern california wildfire is still burning this morning. it destroys homes near the california coast. we have the latest on the investigation and how power lines may have started it. plus what you're seeing is a real commitment from the governor to put significant funds behind the ability to access reproductive healthcare and abortion, expanding access to abortions here in california , the governor's plan to spend tens of millions of dollars on reproductive health care from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you and we're ready. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. pm cook. no you

are. it's thursday, may 12th want to check in with steve paulson. hopefully not as windy today will be breezy to windy. okay but we're not done yet. tomorrow it'll start to tail off, especially saturday. it'll be rather warm for us compared to where we've been lately. still thirties and forties on the temps. couple of 30 still holding on nothing compared to what we had the last couple of mornings. little bit of patchy fog. sam manteo coast down towards san jose. that's about it so far, but there'll be some in the morning. but overall, a cool morning with some patchy fog mostly signing, maybe some, partly cloudy is to the north, but that breeze will pick up or not done with that yet. and temperatures today still below average, inching up but still below its sixties 10 years. 70 alright salles here at five o'clock in the morning to tell us we're actually doing pretty well, we don't you know, we don't see anything major. yet now i'm crossing my fingers that it will stay this way for the morning commute. it will probably get busier as we know, but right now as we look at contra costa county. i don't even see some slow traffic on highway four yet which is a good

thing. south bend 6 80 also looks pretty good. and as we take a look at that richmond bridge it is off to a nice start, so i like the way we're coming into this thursday. it's coming up on 501. let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal speaking of those winds, powerful, wind driven fire still burning this morning after destroying several homes along a cliff in southern california, and new investigation is just starting into whether the fire was started by power lines. it's called the coastal fire. it started in orange county yesterday afternoon just before three p.m. and the city of laguna and the girl is still under a state of emergency. now one acre was already burning when the fire was first reported , but strong winds quickly fanned those flames up the canyon towards homes in the hillside neighborhood of coronado point. and now almost 200 acres have burned, firefighters say as many as 20 homes have been destroyed, but the damage still has not been

fully assessed. a photojournalist with our sister station who was on the ground right beside firefighters battling the intense flames tells us more. we have this structure here are completely burned out right next door to it. have another vehicle that's just completely burned out. i believe these were some of the well, i think over here we have a structure that's coming down right behind me. and you could just see. look at that. look at this. from here. you could you could feel the heat. your last night, the chief of the orange county fire authority said the dry conditions were a big factor. big difference is the vegetation. in our canyons here in southern california throughout the west is so dry that it is not taking much for that vegetation. you know that the few moisture is so low that there's fires are taking off and running off. no what we still don't know because of the fire yet southern california edison reported circuit activity to the

public utilities commission in the area close to where the fire started. that investigation continues now. in a statement, the ktvu the power company says their thoughts are with the community members whose homes have been damaged in the fire, and they're coordinating with fire agencies to ensure wild fire safety. cal fire crews here in northern california say the coastal fire as a sign of what could be to come this fire season. i think the thing that really concerns us today is just the fact that you know, we're not even into the peak of fire season. yeah. then we saw a wind driven fire go from a very small acreage to a very large acreage in a very short amount of time. and, unfortunately, um, destroying structures in its path. now. cal fire deputy chief jonathan cox says crews are concerned about the intensity of this fire so early in the season. our fear is, you know we are not even in the first inning of fire season in california, and we're already starting to see fires go from very small

events to destructive incidents. the deputy chief says cal fire will hit peak staffing in the bay area and statewide before the end of the month. time now five oh four. demolition continues today in the south bay to tear down the building that was the site of last year's deadly vt. a shootings where nine people were killed. now crews for the santa clara valley transportation authorities started tearing down building be at the guadalupe light rail yard yesterday afternoon in may of last year at disgruntled employee shot and killed nine people, then killed himself. the bta says demo don't demolishing the building will be good for the traumatized vita employees will also improve maintenance and operational needs. supreme court justices are set to meet this morning gathering for the first time since the leak of that bombshell abortion opinion that could overturn roe v. wade.

that meeting comes as democrats in the u. s. senate were unable to push a bill to protect access to abortion to a floor vote. vice president kamala harris presided over the procedural vote, which needed 60 votes to get past a republican filibuster . it ended with 49 yes votes and 51 votes. this vote clearly suggest that the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue. it also makes clear that a priority for all who care about this issue. priority should be to elect pro choice leaders at the local state and the federal level. now despite what vice president kamala harris says some political analysts say abortion rights is among many topics on the political stage. don't think it will be a bigger issue than inflation and the economy. however i think this is sort of a big, important side dish to a lot of voters. but i still think

the you know the main dish is going to be. how are people feeling in their pocketbook? the issue is front and center now because of the leak of the draft opinion showing the highest court is on the verge of overturning roe versus wade in the next few weeks. time is not 506 gavin newsom once california to invest $40 million to protect abortion rights in california, including giving money to facilities that provide no or low cost abortions to patients. that includes more than 100, planned parenthood clinics statewide. it also help provide information through a state operated reproductive care website san francisco base and they're all pro choice california, which is an abortion advocacy group, has been pushing for that program. people can access comprehensive information about where to access abortion care how to get financial assistance for that, how to get logistical support. i really to ensure that that it's all self contained right that people are

not following subject to misinformation, disinformation. now the next steps are for the state legislature to pass and the governor to approve the budget around the time the actual roe versus wade decision is handed down by the u. s. supreme court. anti choice advocates strongly opposed proposals, but it'll be hard to block the funding. time is now 507. the golden state warriors will try to close out the memphis grizzlies tomorrow in san francisco in their nba playoff series of chase center last night. did you say it? the warriors were crushed by the grizzlies won 34 to 95. memphis never trailed. that led the warriors by 52 points after the third quarter. now the warriors still lead the series three games of two, but they know they have to play better in order to eliminate the grizzlies. even if the grizzlies don't have their big star job, moran for the rest of the series. we know that they're they're desperate team

their backs against the wall, and, uh, we have to meet their their energy in that regard. it doesn't feel good losing by as much as we did, but in the days just a loss and you flush it from your mental and you remind yourselves who you are. you go in and play with 100% effort on friday and i like our chances. alright clay. still no word on whether head coach steve kerr can come out of the covid protocol for tomorrow night's game or if assistant coach mike brown will continue to be the acting head coach. and then there's a concern also about otto porter jr. one of the forwards for the warriors. he has an injured right foot. well the warriors will see and hear dub nation in game six back at chase center. hundreds of fans turned out last night for a watch party outside the arena game certainly did not go as planned, but warriors fans still had fun hanging out with each

other. cheering on their team are used to go to the games with my dad and my brother back when tickets were probably like $10 or something, so i've been a fan for my whole life. so yeah, this is fun. we've been cooped up for two years now. right so it's nice to see everyone come up for the warriors. the warriors house to watch party for every postseason road game. it's free fans enjoy the family atmosphere , complete with the kids, fun zone, face painting and balloon animals. we went out there yesterday afternoon just to kind of the vibe before the crowds got there, there, really? and it is really a neat place to go, though. all right, well, time is 509. let's check our weather for this thursday. steve knows everything. it's cold outside. still i don't know a lot about anything, but i know a little about a few things to one of the weather. that's right. that's right. alright we'll start, though, with marcus henderson, who's up early, and he must have had his coffee because he picked this up. chico's three hours away. i'll be there in in an hour. was that a nod to pulp

fiction's mr wolf? yes, it was marcus, although he said toluca lake that's 30 minutes away. i'll be there in 10, so very good. marcus he also mentioned some thursday songs i could use. so thank you, marcus. for playing along this early early. our warmer weather is on the way. not today, tomorrow friday, and then we'll pick it out on saturday will still be okay on sunday, but the fog's coming back when the water temps are this cold bodega bay point raised in san francisco, buoy 49. that makes a huge difference on a couple of factors, the lows in the city and on the coast. stay on the cool side and when you get eighties inland and any kind of an onshore breeze, the fog will come flying in forties for some south like towers, 26 the truck he's sleeping, and that's alright. you had a couple of active days you're allowed to 51, fresno and bakersfield, california with fifties in las vegas pastoring 60, though, and phoenix flagstaff at 24. that's cold system moving into the north. you can see our big lows now into utah as it goes into the rockies, and then our system

to north will spin and a few high clouds little change, though today compared to yesterday. although not not expecting any really more and more sun than clouds to the south. few clouds of the north but starting off with thirties forties to fifties, but 39 santa rosa tomatoes in there mill valley's in there. it's closed for wanna creek, palo alto and sunnyvale at 42 30 is up in mendocino county, lake county, middletown's down to 33, windsor's 38. rohnert park, petaluma, nevada, all in their bookends, bodega bay at point reyes all sausalito all at 47. so one low moves out. one week system to the north will keep us from warming up too much today, so there's cool. cold pattern is on its way out. you knew it would. i mean it can't last that long, but give it credit for what it did. but warmer weather starts friday and we'll pick it out on saturday fifties sixties upper sixties 10 year, 70. tomorrow. we warm it up. get some seventies 10 year, 80 warmest day will be saturday. most in the locations could push a few upper eighties still okay on sunday, but here comes the fog and then cooler, breezy on monday. okay see, thank you.

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inside. out. look at these pictures. new video from alejo this morning showing efforts to rescue a person stuck inside that burning car. it happened late last night on sonoma boulevard. firefighters police and bystanders worked hard to get that person out, surrounded by the very intense flames. still trying to find out from vallejo fire department if that person was hurt and if they were

hurt how badly they are hurt, we'll bring you more updates on this here on mornings onto to starbucks in santa cruz will open today as the first locations in california to be unionized. ktvu is amended quintana in santa cruz with what this means for the employees. good morning, amanda. good morning. yes, there are two locations here in santa cruz. there's this one on mission and then another one on ocean street , and those employees will be joining a national union. that union is called starbucks workers united now we have been seeing this across the country seen workers at major companies like amazon forming unions to fight for their rights as employees. the washington post reports that starbucks workers have formed unions at more than 40 locations since december, moving much quicker than employees at amazon. now, even though starbucks says it's stronger without unions. and it announced last week that it would increase wages across the

country, increased training time and launched a new app for employees. the union organizers here say it was important for this group. to fight to make working conditions better. we're showing that not only can college students and young people organize their workplaces , but we're showing that true workplace democracy requires taking everyone into the battlefields in really showing that we're fighting for all workers. our entire life is work. that's what our life is based around. so being able to dictate how it's affecting us and telling the people the problems with with the work because it's changeable, um that's that's needed. the workers here say security issues , wages and a lack of support from upper management are just a few of the reasons they began to organize a union six months ago . the nationals starbucks union also claims the coffee chain violated labor laws by threatening to withhold benefits organizers here say that 19

other stores in california and 200 other stores across the country are also trying to form unions. there's also a report that some of these people at starbucks trying to form these unions, they could be invited to the white house in an effort to show that the biden administration is pro union so we might see that happen as well. live in santa cruz, amanda kintanar ktvu facts. tunis amanda. thank you, thomas 5 17 will new this morning. the effort to recall antioch's mayor lamar thorpe. is dead recall supporters did not collect the required number of signatures to put the recall on the ballot by yesterday's deadline recall supporters accused the company they hired to help collect signatures of fraud, claiming it didn't turn in the signatures. in a video statement released on social media, mayor thorpe said he's excited to move forward from the recall effort less than a month away from the june

primary and wall campaigns are ramping up. some say they are not paying enough attention to latino voters. latinos make up about 40% of the state's electorate, but a new poll from the latino community foundation found 37% of latinos. we're not sure if they would vote in the november election. knocking on the door of the going inside the sitting around the table, talking to the family coming back again and again, which can be a little more time consuming, but we know that that those methods do work. a candidate or campaign has to show that they really care. that they are not just there for the vote, but there for the long haul. respondents to the poll said the top three issues are rising cost of living jobs and affordable housing. alright pam 5 18. we're going back to steve paulson, who knows a little bit. about your thursday morning weather just a little bit. a little bit. that is correct a little bit. i do know that it's going to be another day where temps are similar to yesterday we had been

working on there were some record lows that yesterday or tied san francisco dropped to 46. that tighter record low that had been set on the date for other times half moon bay dropped to 36. that was a record low for the date. so if you thought it was cold yesterday, it was and unofficially because the national weather service in sacramento does not recognize travis air force base, fairfield because it's an f a site. they dropped to 31. that is a record for the date and cold is so late in the season. a friend of mine did the research. so there you go. little change today sixties on the temps mid sixties upper sixties to a few years, 70 we have another system moving into the north upper thirties for some forties for others fifties for a few but warmer than we have been the last couple of mornings. 42 is popular hero, walnut creek's in their alamo, also castro valley. it's close for others. panels down to 43. they made it to 37 yesterday morning. alameda is 49 union city in hayward, both at 50 degrees. one system is in the

rockies. another one is moving in the pacific northwest, extreme northern california that'll drag across a few high clouds. so are cold to cool pattern is giving away a cool morning here. mostly sunny but breezy, but warmer weather starts tomorrow and it tops out on saturday. it looks like it's two, maybe 2.5 and then out. but it will be nice for friday and saturday. 50 60 seventies on the temps and the temperatures will top out on saturday. still, okay , but the fog comes back sunday, then cooling day on monday. okay see? thank you. time is 5 20. if you've been looking, you may have a hard time finding an airbnb in the wine country. we'll tell you why one bay area county is banning vacation rentals. and they called them ghost divers will tell you how they're cleaning up the california coast in water. you can barely see it.

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pandemic can keep those outdoor patios council made the program permanent for restaurants that have been offering outdoor dining and parking lots and on sidewalks. it will also allow other businesses to join the program and restaurants, bars, gyms and salons will be encouraged. to apply. there's a $500 fee, but the council plans to spend $40,000 in federal grants on businesses that apply before the end of this year. that would be enough to pay for 80 businesses. these sonoma county board of supervisors approved a 45 day ban on new vacation rental permits and unincorporated parts of the county. it takes effect immediately. it will allow officials to deal with the backlog of more than 200 permit applications. moratorium will also give sonoma county time to develop an ordinance regulating short term rentals. rentals have drawn concern from people who worry they're cutting into longer term housing, especially

affordable housing. it is 5 23. we've been telling you about the bottlenecks at california ports , causing a shortage of corks for wine makers looks like it's getting worse. last month, there was an estimated 90 million corks stranded at sea for imports. now industry experts say there are about 138 million corks sitting and shipping containers, some of the containers at the ports for as long as a month because trucks are not available to move them out. today we have a product that has arrived to the ports over four weeks ago that we're just receiving this morning. it's been, you know, gone from less than a week to four and sometimes close to five. so that's put a tremendous hit on our ability to supply shipping costs for corks are also skyrocketing vendor in napa says it used to cost $2500 of shipping container from portugal to the port of oakland. today

it's $14,000 with little explanation as to the reason why it is 5 25. they're called ghost divers, and they risked their lives to help clean the pacific ocean and save both marine as well as human life. these divers go as far as 150 ft. down into the water, they remove what's called ghost nets there are abandoned or lost netting originally put out there to catch fish. it's netting takes decades to degrade, and during the time it catches fish, crabs , dolphins, sea lions, even birds. netting can also entangled boats sailing by an old vessels that were shipwrecked and sunk to the ocean floor. we have collected over 700 tons of fishing nets, and this is our mission to bring this problem to the attention of people and also provide the solution. now a diving group

from europe is branching out and expanding here to the u. s the first american group is patrolling the waters off l, a county nylon from the netting will be recycled. it will be converted into items that include clothing and carpets. it is 5 26 and returning to florida in the incredible story of a man who had never flown a plane. he was able to make us safe emergency landing after his pilot of his cessna had a medical emergency. i'll get a curious situation here. pilot john. no idea how to find the airplane. roger. what's your position? i have no idea. roger trying to hold the wings level and 50 can start sending for me forward on the controls and descended a very slow rate. wow the man managed to land that single engine cessna two oh, eight safely at palm beach

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thet there's fires are taking off and running on. a wildfire tearing through a southern california community. the reason firefighters are now even more concerned about this fire season. and the war in ukraine is bringing together other parts

of europe, the countries that are now set to move forward with plans to join nato. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun to sam cooke and good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to thursday. it's may 12th. can you handle another cool morning ? i'd like less wind. it seems to be less to win. let's talk to steve paulson, he knows will be in town today. but then he's leaving on a plane tomorrow is gonna fly himself. that left. yeah alright. well, just like that it's happening again. what? set well, the sun is coming up. amazing how that happens, and for your listening, but you're not watching your big 85 inch high def tv couple of thirties in their santa rosa 37. palo alto is now down to 39 livermore at 41 even san jose 43. so another cool morning. thursday thinking, though, is patchy fog . there's a little bit out there. cool chilly morning or cold for somebody mostly sunny.

partly cloudy to the north and that breeze will still be there with temperatures inching up, but there's still held in check with sixties to seventies. alright it's 5 30 in the morning on thursday, sal's here to tell us the traffic is it's light so far, steve right now we're looking pretty good to start off this morning's commute. let's go out and see the issue or freeway and talk about the drive between the khorkina bridge and the mcarthur maze, a 17 minute drive. average speed about 70 miles an hour. there it is at the bay bridge toll plans that we look pretty good, and we still don't have a lot of slow traffic on how we 46 80 24 or in contra costa county. so this is when things start changing, but for now, we're looking pretty good. 5 31, let's go back to the headlines. all right, sal. thank you were happening now wildfire at orange county is still burning this morning. it started less than 24 hours ago. it's already destroyed many expensive homes. ktvu sally rasmus here now with some new overnight video of all that fire and some

word on how it may have started. good morning, alan. good morning , david. this is burning near the town of laguna niguel, which is near laguna beach. that town under a state of emergency. i'm going to show you some of the latest video of this fire just within the past 30 minutes. this is a coastal community in the orange county hills. it has burned about 200 acres and destroyed at least 20 homes. so far, you can see it's still very active fire scene there out in that coastal community. firefighters warned the number of homes and structures destroyed. may go up after sunrise this morning once they have a chance to get a better look at the damage. this fire started just before three o'clock yesterday afternoon. dry vegetation. strong winds quickly fanned the flames as one photojournalist from our sister station in l. a observed. we have this structure here are completely burned out right next door to it. you have another vehicle that's just completely burned out. i believe these were some of the well, i think over here we have a structure that's

coming down right behind me. and you could just see. look at that. look at this from here. you could you could feel the heat differences, the vegetation. in our canyons here in southern california throughout the west is so dry that it is not taking much for that vegetation. you know that the few moisture is so low that there's fires are taking off and running on us. we want to show you some aerial video of firefighters on standby on guard against the fire in some of the neighborhoods surrounded by this fire firefighters this morning still dousing hot spots at several homes that had already burned the homes in this community are enormous. for example, one home that burned that we saw firefighters this morning dousing the flames and some of those hot spots that particular home we were looking at about 10,000 square feet. it was listed for sale for about $10 million before this fire broke out now we don't know why or how the fire started yet, but again very windy yesterday, which allowed it to spread very quickly. southern california edison did report some what it

called circuit activity in the area close to where this fire started, but there's no confirmation yet. as to whether the utilities power lines are what may have caused. this will continue to monitor the story and have another update in the next hour. david pam, send it back to you. what sane francisco's police commission will hold public forums before deciding whether to restrict police traffic stops. these low level stops these pretext stops. are not making us safer. our own data shows that we uncover contraband and incredibly low rates. the commission heard a proposal last night to prohibit officers from pulling over drivers for minor traffic violations, such as expired license plates and tinted windows. advocates say black drivers are six times more likely to be stopped and white drivers for these infractions. police chief bill scott says there's room for reform, but officers must be able to do their job. we have to have

policies that still allow officers to do the job of protecting the public, and that balance is difficult, so there's a lot of work to be done on this policy. we do have to address disparities. this meeting is police can still site drivers for low level offenses. tickets would come in the mail or they can be left on a parked car. a final commission vote is expected this fall. the san francisco police officers association issued this statement. quote officers focus on behavior when making traffic stops to enforce the vehicle code, not anything else. the reality is routine traffic stops can lead to removing illegal guns off our streets and given the level of gun violence in our city is experiencing these traffic stops literally save lives. time is not 5 35. san francisco city leaders are ad homelessness and crime in theisr hillary ronen led a public discussion on several key issues in the mission from crime and drugs to mental health and

homelessness. supervisor ronan says the district needs new temporary shelter bids. to deal with homelessness in the area. right now, the city is only immediate plan to deal with the issue is adding 35 new bids at a shelter on van ness avenue. expanding shelter has been a parallel strategy to expanding housing resources. we are more cash strapped on the shelter side or cases where our hands are tied. around who is eligible for conservatorship or involuntary treatment. and that is still a challenge right now. the supervisor. ronan also talked about property crimes, saying she hopes a new law that she helped to write requiring street vendors to have a city permit will help reduce the sale of stolen goods in the mission. that law takes effect. june 16th. well there is now a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of one of the suspects in the deadly

downtown sacramento shooting last month until a payden faces three charges of murder. he has not been seen since the shooting that killed six people and injured 12. others. two brothers , smiley, martin and deandre martin, are under arrest. peyton faces other charges, including committing a violent crime while out on bail and three counts of fraud for taking pandemic aid. he was not entitled to your time now. 5 37 today president biden , marking a grim milestone. one million deaths caused by covid here in the us the white house issued a statement from the president who called it a tragic milestone. the coronavirus was declared a global pandemic march 11th 2020, and at that time 36 americans had died. around the world 6.7 million people have died because of covid. now the world health organization thinks the actual death toll could be closer to 15 million. catholic school in santa rosa will reopen

this morning. it shut down for three days because of a surge in the number of covid cases. the principal of st rose catholic school canceled classes monday through wednesday after a covid outbreak at the school. this sunday. my secretary was constantly emailing me and texting me that she was getting a lot of positive results from parents and the uptick kept going and growing. all over the bay area. covid cases are rising. santa cruz, san francisco, marin and san mateo counties have the state's highest infection rates. covid cases in marin county of tripled over the last six weeks. the current increase in cases is blamed on the highly contagious omicron sub variant b a two, which is now the dominant strain in the bay area. alright our time is fivethirtyeight new this morning, the leaders of finland say they support joining nato, and that means it's pretty much certain vinland will formally apply for nato membership. that country is neighbors with russia

. sweden is also expected to decide to join nato within the next few days now moscow in response to that announcement, said the move to join nato would not help stability and security in europe. yes yesterday, the uk agreed to support finland and sweden just in case they get attacked by russia. russia's war in ukraine is nearing its third month with no resolution in sight. russian troops are ramping up their attacks in eastern ukraine, trying to keep the ukrainian military from obtaining military aid. in response, ukrainian officials shut down russian natural gas exports to europe. pentagon says in coming weeks will be critical as ukraine tries to defend major cities almost urgent goal continues to be sending the ukrainians the capabilities they need. most. right now. as a war has shifted to the don boss and to the south. ukraine's top prosecutor is now preparing to try the first war crimes case

they captured. russian soldier is accused of shooting and killing an unarmed 62 year old resident back in february, ukrainian president a landscape will give a virtual speech at stanford later this month. the president of landscape was on the stanford campus just last september, when he talked to students about his vision for a democratic ukraine. this time president zelensky will talk to students virtually about the war in ukraine. the date has not been announced. as you good right back over to see paulson talking about our weather. as we get closer to the weekend, it's going to heat up. it sounds like that is correct, especially saturday comes right back down again, but it's all about the cold lately. i'm playing with my pen. what are you doing that, steve? i don't know. alright yesterday half moon bay. beautiful happening. they dropped to 36 for a morning logo. that was a new record. the old record was 38 twice at in 2000 and four and 1991 san francisco tied a record low when

they dropped to 46 degrees previously set in 2010 19. oh 9 , 18 94 and 18 87. and i should add travis air force base, fairfield dropped 31 record for the date coldest so late in the season. hmm where's that high pressure? oh, i'd say it's around texas up to the great lakes. where is the low pressure in the colder i'd say on the west coast. for once we get a little flip flop on the pattern, the highs not over us, but warmer weather is on the way. as pam said that is correct friday into saturday, then it'll start to ease up a little bit. there's no sign of any high pressure locking in for an extended period of time. water temps, speaking of cold, really cold bodega bay point raised in san francisco, bowie had 49 degrees. forties fifties on the temps, although south lake tahoe is 26 , £56 springs, also las vegas and 42, john santa santa maria, with monterey at 47, you can see a weak system to the north. there's really not much to it, but will keep us from warming up today. after today, though, the

high well knows in we'll get a couple of days of warmer weather. fifties sixties by the coast mid sixties around the upper sixties, low seventies inland. still, planning of 30 is just not as cold as it was a couple of fifties hayward sfo, and they're the city's at 49 napa airport, 42 signing those down to 41. but couple of thirties here. yes stanford campus and woodside both at 39 on the peninsula. san carlos los altos at 43 mental parks at 40 and then 48 popular pacifica, monterrey, nl granada foster city at 49 weeks system to the north that will drag through, then high will build in for a couple of days or cold for us may pattern and we'll start to move out. high pressure will build in some warmer weather for friday and saturday, then still starting to back off a little on sunday and cooler on monday. fifties sixties to near 70. tomorrow they will jump it up even warmer on saturday. still okay sunday, but those cold water temps, the fog won't be far away and that will make an impact sunday into monday crises. thank you, tommy 5 40 to imagine turning ocean water into drinking water promised a half million people. we'll tell you

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when do we want it? fremont teachers held a demonstration as a call for a new contract. the teachers were joined by parents and community members outside the school district's board meeting. teachers say they have worked 10 months without a new contract. the teachers are asking for more staffing, which would lead to fewer students in a classroom. they also want increased pay and better benefits. the district needs to know that a first year teacher

cannot even afford an apartment and fremont, which is just a travesty. we know that the teachers need to be part of the community in which they live. and invest that time in their students and their families and their school. a district public information officer did not comment, but the district's website has a statement saying, in part, the district is quote committed to reaching an agreement with our labor partners. that reflects and respects the expertise and dedication of our staff. our time is fine. 46 the oakland school board wants to fill the board vacancy created when board president shanty gonzales resigned. and she stepped down earlier this month and actually left. she criticized the teachers union. gonzalez supported closing and merging schools in order to close up budget deficit of 40 to $50 million and she says critics protested outside of her home, calling her raises his left the oakland school board while having eight months remaining on her four year term. calls from

concerned parents for congress to take action over the ongoing baby formula shortage are now being answered. the energy and commerce committee plans to hold an investigative hearing may 25th into the worsening shortage supply chain issues and labor shortages were impacting supply for months, but the situation got even worse in february after a nationwide recall of formula made by abbott nutrition. the committee wants to hear from both the fda and abbott to address the issue. abbott now says it does plan to resume production of certain baby formulas within two weeks after approval by the fda. it could take two months before the products are back on store shelves. abbott issued a voluntary recall in february after reports that for babies who took the formula got bacterial infections. two of those babies died. abbott announced yesterday that after reviewing all of the available data, it found no evidence linked to formulas in the incidents. time is now 5 47.

sonoma county is giving grants to projects that help low income and homeless residents. the sam jones emergency shelter in santa rosa will get almost $150,000.0y housing authority for rental assistance for people in need. and more than $1.2 million will help to create 57 new, affordable housing units in healdsburg. of san jose is getting more than $25 million in state money for the project home key program. it will allow the city to buy the 90 units arena hotel and converted into interim and permanent housing. the hotel located on the alameda in downtown san jose, is close to transit and other services, including a grocery store and a pharmacy and the city of alejo is also getting a home key grant of more than $12 million to build new, supportive housing.

student elections are going on at uc davis this week, and one referendum on the ballot would change the school's mascot to a cow. now, this isn't to change the team name, which is the aggies. instead it would just change the mascot image from gun rock the mustang to a cow. that mascot though, dates back to the 19 twenties, organizers of the referendum say. u. c davis needs a unique identity and a mascot that can build community they point out. many other universities already have mustang mascots and say davis students would relate more to the cows that live on campus, some of them right next to the dorms. wow alright, time is 5 49 . sal is back and he knows what's happening in our morning commute. look that looks pretty good. dave and pam right now. contra costa county still looking very good, which is a time where you can get a little bit of slowing but not much. in bay point and pittsburgh and then 6 80 looks good from concord, walnut creek. so you

know, this is about the time when it starts to slow down and start seeing some people on the road you can see on the richmond bridge. there's also kind of a light delay as you drive through this area, and you can also see that here at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is still light not likely to stay this way for too much longer, and it could be a little windy on some of these bridges. chp's asking you to be cautious. speaking of the wind and the weather. at 5 50. let's bring in the man who knows mr steve paulson? no you are the man. the myth, the legend demands to be the man when he is your mother home. all right, we do have warmer weather on the way, but not till tomorrow and saturday, so do you think those weather guys can warm it up? yes tomorrow and saturday. today, there's going to be on the cool side as we had yesterday. 49 water tap san francisco bowie point raising bodega bay blow that's cold water. i'm telling you, it's cold may has been cold and not only temperature wise, but also for the water temps and

as long as they stay in the upper forties and fifties, fog is never far away. the system moving into the north, so some partly cloudy is to the north, mostly sunny to the south. sixties fifties sixties by the coast mid sixties around the upper sixties 10 years 70 for few inland tomorrow, though, will make a bigger jump. still some 30 is not as many as we had the last couple of mornings a lot more forties but still cold enough. you can find some 30 santa clara campbell are in there. it's closed for san martin, scotts valley. felton and boulder creek are all in there in the santa cruz mountains and 41 42 43 from aptos, capitola to santa cruz. system to the north will move through then that high will build in, but only for a couple of days. looks like it'll start to back off a little bit by sunday and the monday and again with those cold temps and you get eighties inland. any kind of an onshore breeze is nuts. it's going to deliver some fog. but tomorrow saturday, we'll get some warmer temps and 50 sixties near 70 today. after today. warmer weather kicks. it looks pretty quiet going in the next week as well, hints of maybe another system, but not until later in the month. you guys all

right. thank you. steve proposal to help more californians forward a home coming up at six. we're going to tell you about the idea to help cover 30% of the purchase price. first demands at a local university for change. student activists want to happen to deal with sexual assaults

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more university students. they're scheduled to meet with administrators this coming monday about how the school further plans to address sexual assaults on campus. the interim university president attended a rally yesterday by a student group calling for more protections in the wake of a sex abuse scandal. demands include transparency, more accountability and hiring a full staff to investigate complaints. students are in the dark right now. students are in the dark, and all we see is this tenure, betrayal? um tons of students coming forward and not being responded. to happened here. we need to do better. we are going to do better. we'll do better by talking with people. results of accounts. state whistleblower investigation are set to be released next month, the justice department accused san jose state university of ignoring years of complaints against a school trainer. scott shaw has

since pled not guilty to sexually assaulting women athletes from 2017 to 2020 time is 5 55, a judge in new york says former president donald trump will be released from a finding of contempt. if he needs certain conditions, the former president's business practices are the focus of a civil investigation by the new york state attorney general and the conditions set by the judge include paying $110,000 in fines for not turning over documents in that civil investigation. he was also ordered to submit more affidavits about his search for records. and explained his company's policies on retaining documents and the trump international hotel in washington, d c was sold to an investment group that's based in florida. the group and its partner, hilton hotels will be operating the hotel as a waldorf astoria property. the trump organization opened that hotel in 2016, and during the

presidency of donald trump. it was a gathering place for republicans. the securities and exchange commission is investigating elon musk for delaying to disclose his large stake in twitter. investors are expected to alert regulators within 10 days after buying more than 5% of the company stock. musk had accumulated more than 9% in mid march, but did not report his shareholdings until april. 4th analysts say this delay saved musk about $143 million in trades. twitter stock soared when his investment went public time now 5 57, a tentative settlement of almost $1 billion, was reached in that deadly collapse of a florida condo. $997 million settlement stemmed from a class action lawsuit brought by the families of victims and survivors of last june's condominium collapse. and surfside, florida. the owner of the building the insurance companies, as well as developers of a nearby buildings were among the companies listed as

defendants. 98 people were killed when the 12 story champlain towers, south condominiums and surfside, florida. suddenly collapsed last june. an investigation continues today after a helicopter crash in livermore. it went down shortly yesterday morning during a mid air training exercise at a pg any safety training facility. two people were on board at the time, including the pilot who had to be pulled out by firefighters. there was no fire or cruz. uh we're able to quickly actually extricate the pilot from the aircraft, and he was taken to a local hospital for treatment. now officials say the pilot was conscious and suffered serious but non life threatening injuries. api genie employee who was tethered to the outside of the aircraft, also survived the crash and was able to walk away. time now, 5 58. people in hayward have a few more days to vote on how the city will spend part of its

budget. now it has $350,000 available for projects across the city, and they're asking residents how that money should be spent. several projects could be funded, including improvements to a park, creating a pop up flea market. and a mental health camp for teenagers . we talked to hayward's management analyst about getting residents involved in this part of the budget. the idea actually originally originated out of some concerns that community members had around how we think and approach communityafety and our neighborhoods and so in response to that the city reached out we interviewed and surveyed around 2000 residents. this was in 2020. and heard across the board. this is intuitive, but that residents feel safer when they feel connected to their so their neighbors. now voting on the 12 different projects will land on sunday. the people in hayward will have to verify your address online and then anyone in your

home that's aged 10 or older can cast one vote. boyfriend that she workplace democracy requires taking everyone into the battlefields. the first unionized starbucks locations in california are in santa cruz. you'll hear from those who helped organize his labor group plus starbucks is saying about the employees union. in a major wildfires still burning out of control this morning in orange county, more than a dozen homes are destroyed as firefighters try to keep people safe in laguna niguel. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. may 12th i've heard that the winds that we've had were down there in southern california, making that fire situation even worse, steve so hopefully said, dying down a windy pattern sense about

the third week of april. all these lows dropping in don't have a lot of moisture, but they do generate a lot of wind and that looks like that's going to calm down after today. thirties and forties and attempts another cold morning for us see people walking around the neighborhood. they are bundled up like it's january. santa rosa 37 palo alto 39 little bit patchy fog out there a few high clouds so mostly sunny, partly sunny today . another chilly cold morning, though temperatures in the thirties and forties more clouds in the north, more sun to the south, but that breeze will still be with us today and temperatures inching up and still below average right over to salad 601. we have to go to hayward 8 80. that's right. there's a new crash. steve 8 80 southbound in hayward at tennyson road, and it's already causing a backup because it's blocking lanes. one of those middle lanes here southbound 88 tennyson. so if you're driving into the hayward area, please give yourself a little extra time. it's going to get an active minority beginning to see a little bit of slowing

developing right near the mall there and heading on south 92 beyond that to tennyson. hopefully they will move this out of the way rather quickly because it's not going to have a big effect not only on 8 80 but also i suspect on 2 38 and even in castro valley, so we'll keep an eye on that for you. let's talk about the bay bridge. you can see that there is a little bit of a backup beginning to build here at the toll plaza. at 602. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal today to starbucks in santa cruz will open as the first locations in california to be unionized. ktvu s amanda quintana and santa cruz with what this means for those employees, amanda yes, well, good morning. there are two locations here in santa cruz that are now unionized. this one here on mission and then another one on ocean street. those employees they will be part now of a national union for starbucks workers that's called starbucks workers united. we have seen this happened across the country recently where some

major companies are being unionized by some of their workers like amazon, they are forming unions to fight for their rights as employees. the washington post reports. starbucks workers have formed unions at more than 40 locations since december, moving much quicker than employees at amazon. starbucks says it's stronger without unions, and it announced last week that it would increase wages across the country, increased training time and launched a new app for employees. but the ceo recently said those that are unionizing will not get those new benefits . still, the union organizers here say it was important for this group to fight to make working conditions better. we're showing that not only can college students and young people organize their workplaces , but we're showing that true workplace democracy requires taking everyone into the battlefields in relation that we're fighting for all workers. our entire life is work. that's what our life is based around. so being able to dictate how

it's affecting us and telling the people the problems with with the work because it's changeable, um that's that's needed. the workers here say security issues, wages and a lack of support from upper management or just a few of the reasons they began to organize a union six months ago. the nationals starbucks union also claims the coffee chain violated labor laws. by threatening to withhold benefits. organizers here say that 19 other starbucks in california and more than 200 . other starbucks across the country are also thinking about unionizing. so this could be just one of the first that we heat see here in the state. there's also reports that some of these employees that have been organized in the starbucks unions they could be invited to the white house in an effort for the biden administration to show that they are pro union so we will definitely see more in

terms of unionizing both at amazon and here at starbucks locations live in santa cruz, amanda kintanar ktvu fox two news. okay, amanda. thank you. time 604. san francisco's police commission will hold public forums before they make a decision. about restricting police traffic stops, low level stops these pretext stops. are not making us safer. our own data shows that we uncover contraband and incredibly low rates. last night, the police commission heard the proposal to ban the police from pulling over drivers for minor traffic violations, like having an expired license plate or tinted windows. advocates say that african american drivers are six times more likely to be stopped then white drivers for these violations, police chief bill scott says there's room for reform. but his officers have to be able to do their jobs. we have to have policies that still allow officers to do the job of

protecting the public, and that balance is difficult, so there's a lot of work to be done on this policy. we do have to address disparities. now the police can still say drivers for low level offenses. tickets will be sent out in the mail or left right on the park card. final vote by the police commission is expected this fall. now the san francisco police officers association issued a statement. it says officers focus on behavior when making traffic stops to enforcee traffic stops can lead to removing illegal guns off our streets. and given the level of gun violence. our city is experiencing these traffic stops literally save lives. contra costa board of supervisors has approved money to expand the size of the sheriff's staff. the county can hire 29 new deputies and five sergeants in the fiscal year starting in july, the sheriff says having more deputies will

reduce the response time to emergency calls. the new hires will also be expected to develop relationships with the communities they serve. time it's out 607, a fast spreading wildfire and orange county is just destroying large hillside homes and strong wind to making it hard to put the flames out. it's the coastal fire, and these are live pictures from laguna miguel. look at the smoke. look at the damage down there. at least 20 homes and structures have been destroyed. strong winds are fanning the flames, forcing people to a back. you ate as firefighters, russian at one point, the entire area was under a mandatory evacuation. that's very emotional. we're ready to go home as soon as the embers start to get underneath those tiles and then even in the attic vents. it's not an instant structure, fire or building fire. it takes sometimes up two hours before the entire house will start to catch on fire. yeah those strong winds and the

dry conditions complying with the steep hillsides are really making it hard for firefighters to battle the flames. the cause of the fire is under investigation. cal fire crews here in northern california say the coastal fire is a sign of what could be to come this fire season. i think the thing that really concerns us today is just the fact that you know we're not even into the peak of fire season yet, and we saw a wind driven fire go from a very small acreage to a very large acreage in a very short amount of time. and, unfortunately, um, destroying structures in its path. cal fire deputy chief jonathan cox says crews are concerned about the intensity of this fire so early in the season. our fear is, you know we are not even in the first inning of fire season in california, and we're already starting to see fires go from very small events to destructive incidents. now the deputy chief says cal fire will hit pat peak staffing

in the bay area and statewide before the end of the month. time now, 609 new data from the state says the north bay is doing better than the rest of the state. when it comes to saving water, a study comparing the periods between 2019 and 2020 with 2021 now joe's healdsburg was the best in the state. it saving water residents there reduced water used by 40% as a whole, said he's in sonoma and warren counties were near the top of that list. on the other hand, the city of el segundo in southern california was the worst at saving water. they increased water usage by more than 40. water use around the state was up in the month of march this year compared to 2020 , despite the cause by the governor for us to conserve today, the california coastal commission will vote on whether to build a desalination plant in orange county supporters, including governor newsom, say

the $1.4 billion facility in huntington's beach would lessen the impact of droughts. the plant could turn 106 million gallons of seawater a day into 50 million gallons of drinking water. that's enough for 400,000 people. opponents say the project is too expensive. threatens marine life and uses too much energy. they want more use of conservation programs, including capturing stormwater and paying people to remove their lawns. alright time is 6 10. we're going to get you to where you need to go on this thursday morning. sal can do that. he knows everything. you know what things are beginning to turn around here or turn around or get busy, or i should say at the bay bridge toll plaza . we're going to talk about hayward and just a second, but i just wanted to just kind of looked up. you know, five minutes ago, wasn't this crowded and now here we are. part of it is that they have turn those metering lights on. and you know the deal here with the metering lights. it does hold traffic at the toll plaza for a little bit.

east bay commute highway four in 6 80 or getting a little bit slow, and we're still watching this crash shot down 8 80. at tennyson, south bong 8 80 is going to be slow now coming out of hate word. now the backup isn't that long and if they are able to get that, out of the lanes relatively soon it might just be where it just clears up because it's still early enough. we're hoping for that anyway, and we'll keep a close eye on it. 6 11, let's go back to the desk. thank you, sal. back mandatory. covid vaccines for students up next. the reason. one california school district made that decision. also, the state is preparing to help women who come to california seeking an abortion. we have details of the financial aid the state is willing to provide.

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at e members of the u. s supreme court will meet privately their first scheduled meetings since someone leaked the draft opinion indicating the court will lik pe states, including california a s right to choose. ktvu s andre senior, joining us now talking about the governor, rolling out a multimillion dollar proposal on this money in this city, pam, you have the governor's plan would expand access to abortions here in california. part of it would provide $40 million in grants to abortion providers who performed the procedure at low or no cost to patients. that would be critical funding for

clinics around the state, including more than 100 operated by planned parenthood. seeing that investment was really great because it was a recognition of the work that our health centers do every day. um and that investments going to allow that type of character continue for years. it also sets aside money for website operated by the state that addresses reproductive care. it would include information about procedures and health services, including state funding coverage and programs. assemblywoman rebecca barak khan, who represents parts of alameda in contra costa counties, is on the legislative women's caucus, which has been pushing for additional funding for reproductive care. what you're seeing is a real commitment from the governor to put significant funds behind the ability to access reproductive healthcare and abortion and you'll see the same from the legislature. the plan is includedn e governor's budgetthe stat but te entire budget. then the governor would sign the budget, which

would start the funding process. if lawmakers and the governor act quickly, they could have it in place before the us supreme court fully announces its decision on roe v. wade the nine justices final meeting for this session is scheduled for june. 27th and traditionally, the court announces sensitive decisions during the final few days. of the session back to you. all right. thank you. andre. democrats in the u. s. senate were unable to push a bill to protect access to abortion to a floor vote, vice president kamala harris presided over the procedural vote, which needed 60 votes to get past a republican filibuster. there were 49 yes. votes at 51. nay. this vote clearly suggest that the senate is not where the majority of americans are on this issue. it also makes clear that a priority for all who care about this issue. priority should be to elect pro choice leaders at the local state and the federal level. political

analysts say abortion rights is just one of the main topics on the political stage this year. i don't think it will be a bigger issue than inflation and the economy. however i think this is sort of a big, important side dish to a lot of voters. but i still think the you know the main dish is going to be. how are people feeling in their pocketbook? the issue is front and center right now because of the leak of the draft opinion showing the highest court is on the verge of overturning roe versus wade in the next few weeks, times x 17 were less than a month away from the june 7th, california primary election and ball campaigns are ramping up, some say not enough attention is paid to latino voters. latinos make up 40% of the state's electorate. but a new poll from the latino community foundation found 37% of latinos weren't sure if they would vote in the november election experts say campaigns have to do better to reach latino voters. knocking on

the door of the going inside the sitting around the table talking to the family coming back again and again, which can be a little more time consuming, but we know that that those methods do work . a candidate or campaign has to show that they really care. that they are not just there for the vote, but there for the long haul. that the people who responded to that poll said the top three issues are the rising cost of living jobs and affordable housing. popular trail in the sequoia national forest is about to reopen after being impacted by last year's wildfires. the trail of 100 giants set to reopen tomorrow. it's surrounded by 1500 year old giant sequoia trees, many of which suffered major damage from the lightning sparked fires. it's estimated that 1/5 of all the sequoias died in those fires . alright, time at 6 18. sal is back. did you fix everything at the bay bridge? toll plaza? yeah. you know the toll plaza dave, i will give you my honest opinion. yeah it's slow, but at least there's nothing in your

way. so you know what people hate. i've told dave and pam this i'll tell you at home. unexpected things, and that's what's happening in hayward. right now. there's a crash. they're clearing it now, but sat down and ate 80 at 92 actually closer to tennyson, but traffic is backing up in the hayward. usually at this time, it's moving well through there, but now it's not. so you know, that's what you you don't like it. you get out there at the regular time, and then all of a sudden you have a delay. and that's why we're here to help you with the richmond bridge looks good. dave mentioned the bay bridge toll plaza. so obviously we always want to show you that this is pretty typical . it's about a 5 to 10 minute delay and no major problems on the bridge. here's a man who knows everything about the weather. you know what i hate? i hate the unexpected, so i just can't stand it right, right. absolutely especially in weather. alright so we'll get to it here for once the high pressure system is not parked right over us. it's east. in

fact, it may be hotter and main over the next couple of days and in florida. about that, dave? yes sir. one of the forecasts. it's into the they've had nineties already in michigan. they have yet to have a 90 in atlanta yet, so that's kind of but you can see where the ridge of high pressures and the cold for once is over us. especially for me. i mean, january february, alright, but we had the high over us that is there any warmer weather on the way? yes, friday and saturday. after that, we'll start to ease up a little bit. looks really quiet going into next week here. nothing extreme as we just had this week. 49 water temps, man that is cold. put your toe in there. 49 49 49 those buoy temperature, especially san francisco boy if you high clouds coming down weak system to the north, so some partly cloudy is north, mostly sunny to the south of breeze will still be there. even though pamela doesn't approve of it, but it will still be there. right it's killing my allergies, but it'll be better tomorrow. it'll be warmer. not as windy tomorrow thirties forties on the temps. another

cool morning. we've had a really cold morning here some thirties to the north. sonoma navarro napa in there were honored park , windsor, calc ville opera lake lakeville, middletown, down to 32. that's cold for this time of year. weak system you can see it's mainly up in the pacific northwest or extreme northern california so are cool cold patterns about ready to give away. after today, i will build in and we'll see some eighties inland. the warmest day will be saturday, yelling in my ear 30 and i'm on the temperatures. mm warmer pan in the saturday then cooler a little bit. sunday monday, pam all right. thank you, steve. eat your veggies. that's a constant battle and many dining room tables later this hour, the one thing parents can do to try to get their kids to eat those carrots and broccoli. and it was a rough night for the warriors and the fans up next what the team is saying after that 40 point plus

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senk to close out the memphis grizzlies tomorrow at chase. the warriors were crushed by the grizzlies last night won 34 to 95. memphis never trailed in the game, led by 52 points after the third quarter. the dubs still up in the series three games to two, but they know they have to play better to eliminate the grizzlies, even if they won't have their star john marin for the rest of the series. they understood what happened out there. ah so there's no need to overreact. bill will come out. we'll play better friday in front of our home crowd and see if we can get this win close up slowing down being more mindful understanding we can get great shots if we're a little bit more conscious of that. keep saying it and when we do it, right, we win when we don't we look no word yet on whether head coach steve kerr can come out of covid

protocol for tomorrow night's game if assistant mike brown might remain as acting head coach and other concern is forward. otto porter jr. who left with a sore right foot. the warriors will see and hear the dub nation, though at game six chase center. hundreds of fans turned out last night for that watch party outside chase. the game certainly did not go as planned, but warriors fans still had fun hanging out with each other cheering on their team. i used to go to the games with my dad and my brother back when tickets were probably like $10 or something. so i've been a fan for my whole life. so yeah, this is fun. we've been cooped up for two years now. right? so it's nice to see everyone come up for the warriors. the warriors house to watch party for every postseason road game. it's free fans enjoy the family atmosphere , complete with the kids, fun zone, face painting and balloon animals. or the historic hearst

castle along the central coast is once again open to the public . after more than two years, the castle closed its doors in march of 2020 like a lot of other things because of the pandemic. then the rain damaged the road to the castle. repair work lasted more than 10 months. now a new tour is exploring the influence and involvement of the castle's architect. julia morgan. this was one of her big projects. project number 503 for her, but it took 28 years to work here. building with mr hearst. so definitely her crowning achievement. publishing tycoon william randolph hearst started having the castle built in 1919 near san simeon and san luis obispo county. the mediterranean revival style castle has 150 were 15 rooms, guesthouses, pools and eight acres of gardens. or keeping an eye on that fire in orange county, threatening more homes this morning. we're going to take a look at the damage it has

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weweek because of an ououtbreak. frfrom ktvu f. two newshis morning's on t. there it is the opening bell as we take your livestocks are headed down again shows inflation is high. it'st having a big impact on the u. s. ecomy the producer price index releleased this mornininmeasures wholesale prices. 11% higher than this time last year, so that report even worse than economists had p predicted. loos like another 1% drop for the nanasdaq will havell your business newew coming up in today's dollars and cents. thank you for waking up wh us here on morning sun to sasacooke clark. there's s a morning may 2 let's go right to steve paulson. it fee cool outsisi and the skies opening up. see it is cool outhere again for us for mamay. no doubt about it. . still, some thirties holding on. it's probably t the last morning of some thirties here, but we've had an incrediblbly cold actualy turned the furnace on he. that

and that's a rarity for me in may, the thirties forties on the temps and eept for a few high clouds, and some patchy fog will ve mostly sunny, partly nny skies. so look for another chilly morning. no doubt aboutut it. if you're taking early morning, walk or swim, or what ha you son c clouds that breeee will pick up again one more day before warmer weather kicks i in tomorrowow sixties to near 70 deees, all right over to sal still, hayward, sasal, i do want to lk at hayward because we do. we are seeing some improvement there a little e t anyway. cocoton de 80. they're getting a handle on that crash. but it is still going to be slow as you drive through hayward heading south and getting out toward the san mateo bridge. gigi yourself a little extra time. if you're getting on after tennyson wrote, itit's a really nice drive into the south gate right now at the bay bridge. there's a small backup. i wouldn't i guess i wouldldt call it small anymore. so moderere sized back of about 10 minutes before you make it onto the spin. 6 31. t's go back to the

headlines south. thank you. what happening right now? big wildfires stillurning this less than 24 houours ago. it'sed already destroyed close to two dozen homes. ktvu sally rasmus here in the studio with us this morning with some newew overnrnt videdeo of what's happening. god morning, alili. morning day fireghters have named this wiwildfire the coastal fire. its burning near the town of laguna niguel, which is near laguna beach. and now that it's daylightwe can give you a moree clear aial view of some of the dage the fire has burned about. 200 acrcres destroyed at warn that numumber may go up whn they have a chance to get a a better look at the damage, which we expect them to be able to do sometime in the next hour. this fire started just before three o'clock yesterday afternoon. dry vegetationon. strong winds quicy fanned t flames. as one photournalist from our sister station in l. a abserved you have t this structuture here are completely burned out right next door to it. you have another

vehicle that's just completely bued out. i believe thesese were somemef the well, i think we'll beere. we have structure that's coming down right behind me. and you couldust see. look at that. look at this from here . you could you could feel the heat. big difference is the vegetation.. in our canyons here in southern california throughoutut the west is so dry that it is not taking much for that vegetatation. you know that the few moisture is so low that there's fires are taking ofand running on us. now firefighters this morning. we're still dousing hot spots at several homes that had already burned. fire started yet but again, it was very windy. when this happened, southern california edison did r report some what tt called circuit actctivity in the area close to where the fi began. but no confirmation yet as to whher the utilities power lines are what mahave sparked this, david, pam back to you. all right. thank you. ali firefighterscross california now gearingp f for wildfire season by taking part in special training exercises. now

firefighters with the sacramento metro fifire department carried out a training exercisisen a neighborhood surrounded by homes , dry brush and t trees that cod easily fuea fir we do this quite often, actually throughout the year, but in preparation for this upcoming wildlands season, we're really ramping up our training in this are the training included a drill with several fire departments, state parks and helicopters. our time is now 6 30 for demolition continues today in the south bay to tearr down the building. thee s a side of last year's deadly shootings were nine peopleere killed. the cruruise for theanta clara bta started tearing down buildi be at the guadalupe light rail yard yeerday. back in m may of last year, a disgruntleled employee shot and killed nine people, then killed himself. t t bta says tearing for the traumatized to employees

will also improve maintenance and operations. there's now a $1$10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of one of e suspects in the deadly downtown sacramento shooting last mononth. patent faces three charges of murder. he has not been seen sinceehe shooting that killeledix people and injured 12. others two broths , smiley, martin a and deandre rtin, aree under arrest. peyton faces other charges, including committiti a violent crime while out on bail and three counts of fraud for taking pandemic aid. he was not entitled to 6 35. the los angeles public sces don't have anothth year before they have to be vaccinated against covid. the l. a school district is postponing the vaccine mandate from this fall to at least july of 2023 that delay aligns with state guidelines. administrators say their decision is based on science w angeles is california's largeget school district with 600,000 students. the catholic s schooln sasaa rosa will reopen t this

morninin after shutting down for covid cases. the pncipal ofte in rose catholic school canceled classes monday through wednesday after a covid outbreak at the secretary was constantly emailing me and texti me that she was getting a lot of positive results from rents and the uptick kept goingng and growing. all over the bay area. cocod cases are rising. sasanta cruz, , n francisco, marin and sanateo counties have the state's highest infection rates . the rrent increasing cases is blamed on the highly contagious omicron subariant b b a two, whichh is now the dominat strain here in the bay ararea. r time is now 6 3 were california is now among the states taking rt in a pilot program to get students topen up and talk about how they feel in the morning. today. i'm feeleling excited. i hav. shocker try outs

log into a laptop when they arrive in class and start expressingow they feel. these nonotes are sent to the teachero help plan for t the day and also alert them a about any students who arare having some problems, but they'r're afraid to speak ot of it's to help your teachers get a view of how you're feeling for the day. is just been extremely helpl. as a teacher, too. ford tse relationships connect with students who tdo to be on the quieter side because they have this outlet. now this morning, messages can range from students talking about dancing with their parents on tiktok, too, revealingor the first time that they're being bullied by classmates. teachers can then step in and prevent these issues from becoming even worse. nice. i like that story. l let's chehe n with sal. you've been covering a couple of issues. i know there was something in hayward, right?

how's that? look you know, in haywardthings are looking a ttle better there, pam. i'm also loong at the entire st bay. and things are beginning to get a little more crowded. so including hayward and berkeley, and everywhere, really conquered 25 minute ive from the cartoonist drive bridge to the mcarthur mazend then at the bay bridge, told plans that we do have some slowing, and this rning we have slowing on highway four and 2 42 a little on 6 80. i do want to mention that there was a crash shot down 8 88 tennyson still causing some delays because they're moving it, hover, things are getting a little better now thatt's not blocking thohose middle lan. traffic. you know, in fact, ow happened so early tha i thinknk we got lucky that it didn't happen a ltle later. if it would have happene now, i think theackup would have been bigger as we look at the richmond braziers a littl bit you have some opportunity to get out there b bore it really starts getting crowdeded. 6 38. let's bring steve back in with

todaday's weather. thank you, s. we have mostly clear skies out there a litittle bit of patchy fog, mainly peninsula d down towards sanan jose, and a few hh clouds but still cold enough. and clelear enough where temperatures are i in the thirts for some, it's 33. good mornin steve. it's 33 in pen grove. that's cold. wellt is february. oh, wait ainute. it's almost mid may that's really cold. speakg of coal. the water temps are between 49 51 degrees really cold? i mean, about as cold as we get is 48 so as long there that cold in inland temp start to bump up and they will tomorrow. then we'll see fo coming back in a bigger way to bits up in lake tahoe. ely 19 flagstaff 23. yoyohad 43 sacramento, monterey, both at 47 degrees. cool cold ta little warmer, a lot warmer by saturday , t then it starts to cool off on sunday, so it's not goingng o hang around much longer than friday a saturday,ut that's ay. i mean, we need a little warmrm up here. we've been unseasonably cool. so you know, some warmer weather is on the wawa one more system has to ve

through the pipeline. that's the one coming or northern caliliforn pacacific norwest today. so another chilly, cold morning moststly sunny, partltl sunny to the nororth. that breee will pick up again thirties forties to 50. and that t sounds especially areas to the northp and any to the eastern and i can't find any right n now, maiy forties, although castro vley is close at 40 degrees, but mainly mid fortieso upper forties hercules at 49 degrees alameda hayward, new union city on the low fifties, one more system has to move through. th tomorrow, the high ilds in so cold, chilly morning for us,s, then partly sunny today but warmer wh eighties returning for some inland and for sure, on saturdrday 50 sixtities to near0 not much changed from yesterday, but warmer temps will takes into saturday foa little cool down on sunday monday. alright sees. thank you. 6 40 tensions keep rising in europe, but this time it's between russia and anotheher neighboring countries will tell l u what finland is doinghat could intensify the situation. alright let's check in with gasia mikaelian f a look at what else is comi up

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joining nato. that means it's pretty much certain finland will formally apply for nato membership. that scandinavian country is a neighbor of russia . sweden is also is expected to decide whether to join nato within the next few days now, moscow has responded, saying the move to join nato would not help stability and security in europe. yesterday the uk agreed to support finland and sweden and just in case they are attacked by russia. russia's war in ukraine is nearing its third month. with no resolution in sight. russian troops are ramping up their attacks in eastern ukraine, trying to keep the ukrainian military from obtaining aids. in response, ukrainian officials shut down russian natural gas exports to europe. pentagon says the coming weeks will be critical as ukraine tries to defend major cities. our most urgent goal continues to be sending the ukrainians the capabilities they need most. right now. as a war

has shifted to the donbas and to the south. ukraine's top prosecutor now preparing to try the first war crimes cases captured. russian soldier is accused of shooting and killing an unarmed 62 year old resident back in february. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky will give a virtual address at stanford university later this month. zelinsky was on the stanford campus just last september, when he spoke with students about his vision for a democratic ukraine. this time, zelinsky will talk to students virtually about the war. a date has not been announced. time is now 6 45 here at home sonoma county, giving grants to projects that help low income and homeless residents now the sam jones emergency shelter in santa rosa will get almost $150,000 500,000 dollars would go to the county housing authority for rental assistance for people in need. and more than $1.2 million will help to create 57 new, affordable housing units in healdsburg.

well the city of san jose is getting more than 25 million in state money for the project home key program, it will let the city by the 90 unit arena hotel and converted into interim and permanent housing. the hotel is located on the alameda in downtown san jose. it's near transit and other services, including a grocery store and a pharmacy and the city of alejo is also getting a home key grant more than 12 million to build a new supportive housing project. time is 6 46 states senate leader toni atkins as a proposal but she says will help california families buy homes despite some of the highest prices in america. now she wants to stay to create a fund to provide interest free loans to pay as much as 30% of the purchase price. $10 billion will be available to low and middle income families. as the money is paid back, it become available to other potential homebuyers.

and if the value of the home increase, the fund will also get a share. if the home was sold. if the idea is approved, the program could be available as early as next january. dollars and cents. income for college athletes is expected to rise dramatically. businesses are brokering deals with schools, athletes and companies about the player's name, image and likeness. business executives predict athletes will soon earn at least $50,000 a year on imaging rights. however there is concern that the schools and boosters may use the endorsement money to recruit top players and violate the ncaa ban on paying athletes to play. hyundai recalling hundreds of thousands of cars over potential fires, it affects 215,000 sonata sedans in the us because fuel hoses can leak in the engine compartment and possibly cause a fire. the recall covers certain 2013 and 2014 sonatas. owners will be notified in july. sonatas from 2020 were previously recalled

for the same problem. and google , taking another shot at a type of smart glasses. the glasses, translate languages and display captions of what the speaker saying in the language chosen by the listener right now, they're just a prototype. tech experts say by showing off the product. it does give insight into where google thinks augmented reality is headed. sorry pam. thank you, tommy 6 48. but this new study it is from norway. it finds that the way you brew your coffee could affect your health researchers in norway founded men have a greater risk of heart disease if they drink 3 to 5 cups of expresso every day. and the same amount of filtered coffee increase the risk for women and naturally occurring chemicals and coffee have been found to raise cholesterol levels, depending on how you brew the coffee beans. and there's another new studies suggesting the way to get kids to eat new vegetables is to reward them. researchers from

the university in the netherlands studied almost 600 kids between the ages of one and four. they divided the kids into three groups with different levels of exposures to the veggies and the rewards at the end of the study. kids in the reward group were more inclined to eat the new veggies, then the others are parents called it. bribery bribery that never worked with me. i didn't want to eat vegetables. you know what? i got my kids deep petrels. two things number one, sal. and they got to meet the farmers. also i used to make veggie girl and veggie guy like broccoli, hair and little carrot, legs and arms and all i see. yeah some reason . my kids. i've got very lucky they like broccoli and cauliflower, which is no small feat. as you know, right, right . so the broccoli does look like trees there, pam. it's true. yes, that's true. good morning, everyone. you know what right

now, if you're just about to get on the road, let's talk about the richmond bridge and the traffic in this area. you can see it's going to be a little bit slow. i wouldn't say it's terrible and 80 westbound, which is the commute direction is doing okay. 31 minute drive between the car keenness bridge and the mcarthur maze eastbound 80 at el portal heading up towards the kirk eunice processed eastbound 80. there is a crash that they're clearing there. so watch for some slowing in that area. bay bridge is a little bit slow, which is normal for this time of the morning. and then if you look at the east bay commute, you can see how we fall in 60 80 year also slow that crash we had in hayward has cleared which is good. 6 50. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you, sir . well we have a report now from truckee. they're finally they were missing their just their temperature they weren't missing. 27 degrees 25. they both made it into the teens earlier this week, which is really cold for me. 43 uk 47 monterey two fifties in southern

california and 50 even up in crescent city. eureka the other morning set a record low of 36, so it's been called from north to south. but warmer weather is on the way tomorrow, taking us into saturday, then it will back off a little bit, but still be okay sunday, but system moving into the north will keep us from getting too much warmer today will hold us and check fifties sixties to near 70 chili lows again. no doubt about it. thirties and forties for most some patchy low clouds and fog. lot of sun you high clouds on the breeze will pick up mount diablo is 30 degrees on tuesday morning, they've warmed up to 45 slowly but they're getting there signed a high pressure is building in west wind west southwest of 23 miles an hour thirties for a few forties for most on attempts to near 50 for some sfo and hayward bo sang 50. 38 woodside 39 stanford on the peninsula upper forties specifically also montara and el granada. all at 48 foster city says so are we. park and los altos are both at 40 degrees. last system here, at least for a

couple of days moves through today, tonight and then it will be gone tomorrow that allow the high to build into another cool cold morning for us, sonny. mostly sunny but breezy. not sure north where then you'll get some partly cloudy but warmer weather is all set to making a an appearance again for friday and saturday. 50 sixties to near 70 tomorrow that won't take long to warm up. we'll get seventies eighties around the bay and then eighties and more mistake will be saturday by far still okay sunday but cooler going into early next week. okay steve time. six to june. 29th they score different holiday coming up at seven o'clock, the school district that's officially recognizing juneteenth and will be affected by this new resolution. and the temper tantrum right in the middle of the gas station. look at this person, this man to destroy almost everything in sight. fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math

behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california.

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john. no idea how to fly the airplane. roger, what's your position? i have no idea. roger trying to hold the wings level and 50 can start sending for me fresh forward on the controls and descended a very slow rate. imagine can you imagine the man who'd never flown a plane before i was able to make us safe emergency landing after his

pilot on his cessna had a medical emergency landed the single engine cessna two oh, eight safely at palm beach international airport as an air traffic controller calmly talked him in. the plane was flying in from the bahamas when the pilot had some kind of medical emergency. we don't know the condition of the pilot right now . the f a is investigating. it is 6 56 in new mexico, a convenience store surveillance camera captured the violent rampage that maybe a little hard for you to watch. a man walked into a store in las cruces, new mexico, immediately confronts the store clerk. he starts throwing things at her before she can run away. then he starts throwing merchandise and smashing things inside the store. this went on for almost two minutes. then the man walked outside attacked a customer at the gas pump through the customers dog out of the car onto the ground. four men started chasing this man and he

was caught. now he's facing charges of cruelty to an animal, aggravated battery and criminal damage to property. it is 6 57 investigation continues today after a helicopter crashed and livermore. it went down yesterday morning during a midair training exercise at a pg and e safety training facility. two people were on board at the time, including the pilot who had to be pulled out by firefighters. there was no fire or cruz. uh we're able to quickly actually extricate the pilot from the aircraft, and he was taken to a local hospital for treatment. now officials say the pilot was conscious. he did suffer serious but non life threatening injuries. pg and e employee who was tethered to the outside of the plane also survived. was actually able to walk away. what do we want? we want it. teachers in fremont

held a demonstration demanding a new contract. the teachers were joined by parents and community members outside the school district's board meeting. the teachers say they've worked 10 months without a new contract, and they're asking for more staffing, which would lead to fewer students in each classroom . also they want more pay and benefits. the district needs to know that a first year teacher cannot even afford an apartment and fremont, which is just a travesty. we know that the teachers need to be part of the community in which they live. and invest that time in their students and their families and their school. no school district public information officer did not comment. however the school district's website has a statement. it said. in part, the school district is quote committed to reaching an agreement with our labor partners that reflects and respects the expertise and dedication of our staff. tarmy 6 58, the oakland school board

wants to filled the board vacancy after board president shanty gonzales resign. she stepped down as board president earlier this month. she criticized the teachers union as she left does alice supported closing and merging schools in order to close the budget deficit of 40 to $50 million, she says. the critics protested outside of her home, calling her a racist. gonzalez had eight months remaining on her four year term on the oakland school board. a southern california wildfires still burning this morning, destroying homes near the california coast. we have a live report from laguna niguel and the latest on the investigation. into the cause of this fire, plus bystanders and first responders jump into action after a late night car fire leaves one man trapped detail this rescue attempt. and making history in california reaction from workers at to santa cruz starbucks after they

become the first in the coffee chain locations in the states to unionize. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings onto it is for being with us. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to thursday, may 12th good morning gaza to be inside and out of the chill parsons here. he's talking about our weather and what to expect steve, another cold one for us. that is true you to not as bad as tuesday and wednesday, but still cold enough. with thirties and forties. we'll have mostly sunny skies unless you're northward. mendocino county lake county probably partly to mostly cloudy, but a little bit of a breeze, some patchy fog out there, but after today, all signs are pointing towards the warm up, but not today. kind of the same temps. so we had yesterday. patchy fog. cool, chilly, cool and whatever you will look at it. sun clouds breezy highs today. still, even though they're coming up, they're all below average tomorrow will be closer to near or maybe slightly above. right over the sound seven o'clock in the morning. a bridge a freeway