and thanks for joining us. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's monday. it's may 16th. how was the ride in blustery? really okay. steve paulson has our forecast from monday you've been talking about areas with blustery with pretty breezy, windy that is true. big fog bank in place started yesterday. still breezy to windy for some right now, but the low clouds have some breaks in it, but it's going to be a cooler day today before we start to warm up, and as our producer, aaron was kind enough to just play everyone knows. it's windy association. big fog bank fog sun cooler out there. dave and i were just talking classic classic goes back many many years. 50 60 seventies on the tips. alright, here's a classic. himself mr south castaneda. you have good news out there, i hope or no, i do have some good news. i'm looking at the freeways and we don't have a lot of unusual things. i'll show you a time here. where it takes to get from, let's say the car keenness

bridge to the mcarthur maze and 29 minutes is not too bad this morning as you drive out to the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see that the traffic at the toll plaza is going to be backed up that is going to be another 10 minutes to add. but again, this is all very typical. and we look at the east bay commute. we're looking very good here. most of it is a typical slowing will dive a little deeper with some of these things are beginning to pop up and just a few minutes, but now it's 701. let's get right back to the headlines. thank you. we're still following developing news in the south bay san jose police we're investigating a shooting. it's near the san jose state university campus is james torrez is live there now to bring us the newest information from the scene. gaza and dave were on the corner of 10th and san salvador here in just a few moments ago, we noticed there was a police animal services car out here. officers took out a dog from what looks like the house of where the shooting might have happened. took that dog into that truck and then took off with that. we don't

know what relation that animal services has to the scene here, but this is the scene as we see it this morning. several police squad cars out here. today what looks like they're in front of the house where that shooting might happen. we see a several several officers across the street at a local church here, you details right now as to what the different connections are as of this morning, but we are asking officers to give us those updates. when they have them. police say there are two victims here this morning. a man and a woman. that woman is expected to be okay that man, officers say they're keeping a closer eye on because he is suffering from some life threatening injuries. this scene here this morning just down the block from the scene of a double shooting that happened about two months ago that including the case where an officer shot a man inside la victoria to korea. police say that man broke up a fight and confiscated a gun from a suspect before police mistakenly took him for the suspect and opened fire after they say he didn't he commands. a second shooting happened just moments before. let's take you back out here to the scene this morning officers still investigating, and at this

time they have not released any suspect information. they ask for anyone's help for anyone who may know anything that can assist them in their investigation. to be sure to give them a call. of course. once we have this updates, we will give it to you live this morning in san jose. i'm james torres. ktvu fox two news, james . thank you. it was a violent weekend across the country here with two mass shootings, amplifying calls for tighter gun laws and attack on sunday left at least one person did. this was the sea just outside of church in southern california after that shooting that shooting happened one day after a deadly rampage on saturday in buffalo, new york this was the scene outside of grocery store where a gunman opened fire. ktvu claudine wang is monitoring both stories in the newsroom. but claudie, let's start with what happened there in buffalo. in that case, the gunman is facing charges of murder with a hate crime enhancement. in buffalo say peyton genderen actually drove three hours from his hometown to carry out that attack that left 10 people dead and three others hurt. police say genderen war military tactical gear. had a helmet

camera and that he live, streamed the shooting on twitch , which says they cut the feed less than two minutes after that violence started, they say, genderen chose the tops grocery store because it is a mainstay in that neighborhood and in the local black community. federal and local officials are calling the deadly shooting a hate crime investigators are looking at a 180 page document that gender on reportedly wrote outlining the attack. they say that racist online post was intended to terrorize all non white non christian people and encourage them to leave the country. governor kathy hogle reacted after reading the manifesto. what's so bone chilling about it is that there is the ability for peopleo write and subscribe to such philosophies filled with hate and white supremacists, acts of terrorism that are being for meant it on social media and to know that what this one individual did. has been shared with the rest of the world. 11 of the victims are black. there are reports that this is not

gender owns first encounter with police last spring, officers were called to his high school after someone reported that he was making threatening remarks. he was taken to a hospital. and was held there for two days, but there have been no other incidents reported since then. genderen was arraigned on one murder charge on saturday, and he pled not guilty. he is scheduled to be back in court on thursday. garcia claudine thank you. we're learning more about some of the victims in that shooting in buffalo, a pastor in the community says one of the victims had served time in jail and upon their release, was working to help other people turn their lives around. another victim was a retired police officer working as security guard at the grocery store. another victim, a woman who just visited her husband in a nursing home. another man who was buying a cake for his grandson. our time is 11 05 main time in orange county is suspected gunman was arrested after a deadly shooting at a church. one person was killed. four others are in critical condition after the shooting yesterday inside the geneva presbyterian church

in the gonna words, it's about 50 miles southeast of ballet. as many as 40 members of the taiwanese church were there when that shooting started, and many of the church members immediately took action and kept this tragedy from being even worse. we believe a group of churchgoers detain him and hog tied his legs with an extension cord and confiscated at least two weapons from him. that group of churchgoers displayed what we believe is exceptional heroes and heroism and bravery and interfering or intervening to stop the suspect. the undoubtedly prevented additional injuries and fatalities. authorities say the gunman is an asian man in the sixties who does not live in the area, but there's still no word on a motive to deadly weekend shootings are causing many to ask what can be done to prevent gun violence in america. legal experts are taking a very close look at the deadly gunfire at a church in orange county and the supermarket in buffalo. when u c. berkeley law professor says both attacks are certain to fuel the ongoing political debate

over the right to own a gun and the right to public safety. the choice that most american legal structures have made a is for general availability and to pay the price with regard to the easier, easier availability. two people who we'd rather not have have guns. welcome to america. the california chapter of the gun safety group moms demand action released a statement in response to the church shooting , saying we should be able to worship wherever and whenever we choose free from the threat of gun violence. but sadly today in america even what should be peaceful sanctuaries of reflection are not safe from the threat of gun violence time now 707 new this morning mcdonald's is selling its entire business operation in russia after more than 30 years there. mcdonald's made the announcement this morning. they cited the war in ukraine and the current unpredictable working conditions

in moscow and other russian cities. now this sale will affect 6200 mcdonald's workers in russia, who face an uncertain future. they found out a month ago, the mcdonald's was closing its stores in russia responding to the russian invasion of ukraine, ukraine to suspended the flow of some russian natural gas to europe. ukraine says it took the action because some of the pipelines carrying natural gas from russia to other parts of europe but now in territory controlled by russian troops, meaning ukrainian pipeline operator can operate the operational and technical controls russian natural gas because continued to flow through pipelines across ukraine , even after the russian invasion. both finland and sweden are taking steps to join nato today, sweden's prime minister told her country's parliament, sweden would act with the neighbor finland to join nato in the wake of russia's invasion of ukraine. over the weekend, the finished president and prime minister

outlined a plan to become part of the military alliance. russian president vladimir putin has warned the two countries joining nato would demand a reaction from russia. 709 this morning. the biden ministrations taking steps to ease the worsening baby formula shortage . the government is now providing waivers to all families who use federal wic women, infants and children benefit to choose other brands of formula that are not normally covered by the program. the program allows families to buy formula for free but restricts the brands they can choose. abbott nutrition, the company at the center of the shortage, provides formula for about half of those in the wic program. the change impact roughly a million babies and their families now seven or nine will happening today, the pittsburgh city council will debate a proposal to build a new basketball center. it would be inside john henry johnson park on west leland road. supporters of it say it will provide another fun place for exercise and recreation in the east bay city.

the critics say it could also caused traffic and parking problems for other visitors to the park. 7 10, let's get you out the door. it's already been a robust traffic monday sell it has been. and the only thing we have that been good gosha and dave is that it's a kind of gradually become that way. didn't just kind of club you over the head. it just kind of started. very slowly and now we're seeing a lot more slow traffic, but it is a typical 80th slowed through richmond for is slow as you come up through the area getting over the hill. in fact, we can show you a picture of highway four. you can see it for yourself. it's moving . it's crowded, though, as you might expect. if you're heading to the bay bridge toll plaza eventually there is a back up here. that stretches out for about a 10 minute delay and if you're looking at some of the other east bay commutes like 8 80 hayward a little slow from some earlier problems getting down to 92 cemetery in dumbarton bridge commuter, okay, i do see that in mountain view, northbound 101. we do see some slow traffic approaching the

ellis exit near moffett field. if you're driving up to sunnyvale on 11, you are going to see some slow traffic here and also on 2 37 getting to that area. right near moffett field to eighties. a better bet. 7 10, let's go back. to the desk. alright, well one of san francisco's biggest event of the year is back. we're going to show you some of the scenes from the first beta breakers race since before the pandemic. in san francisco's district attorney is fighting attempts to recall and remove him from office. both sides are trying to win over votes with less than a month to go before the recal

turn jason bodine are stepping up their efforts against an upcoming recall election. yesterday they gathered in san francisco's richmond district for a rally. city voters will decide june 7th whether to remove boudin from office. critics say he's soft on crime, and as a result, said francisco is a dangerous place to live. bodine says republican billionaires are behind the recall. this is a part of the republican playbook all across the country trying to undermine the outcome of free and fair elections because they can't win them fair and square. we saw them try to do it to governor gavin newsom. now they're trying to do it to me. the group behind the recall campaign rejects claims the effort is fueled largely by republican support, released a statement that says in part safer sf without boudin

is a democrat led campaign. this recall election is about his fellow democrats, holding him responsible for his complete incompetence. our public safety is absolutely jeopardized with bodine as d a our time is now 7 15 happening today. almost every bay area county expected to release new reports todayumthbee expected to go up every countins on their account of how many people are homeless in the county chronicle reports. alameda county will announce they're homeless population increased more than 22% over the last three years, homeless advocates say that shows a statewide crisis. it's really been hard in oakland. and divided administration just announced plans to increase affordable housing in the us the white house is it will use federal money from the bipartisan infrastructure law to boost the supply of affordable homes. the goal is to help the millions of americans struggling to buy a home during a time of

skyrocketing inflation. rising home prices is one of the big factors and high cost of living here in the bear. there is new evidence of systemic discrimination when it comes to those seeking emergency medical care in the united states. researchers in georgia found latino suffering from chest pain spend far more time waiting in hospital emergency rooms than white patients. they say that's due to problems with health insurance, language barriers and a shortage of latino healthcare professionals at u. s hospitals . times 7 16, the co founder of snapchat, is paying off all of the student debt for the entire graduating class of a college in los angeles. evan spiegel, ceo of snapchat and his wife made a donation to the otis college of art and design. it will pay off all debts for the class of 2022 the speaker, two classes at otis college while he was in high school. the score didn't say the exact amount of that donation but said it was the biggest gift

in the history of the school. it topped the old record donation of $10 million the first all black group of climbers has reached the top of mount everest , the world's highest peak. the team's leader says he hopes the team's success will inspire more black people in particular to take up the sport of climbing. congratulations bravo! bravo alright, time is 7 17. we're not going to climb. we'll just drive along. hopefully that will be okay. sounds watching our morning commute. did you know it's very expensive to take up that support, though. of course it is. yeah, but it's from people who have done it. they say absolutely worth it anyway. um, i want to start in the south bay guys because guys and gals. because of this problem on one oh, one right near moffett field and see those two arrows. i put their one on one is slow and so is 2 37. getting to that point here at moffett field on north dont wanna one and it is causing a delay now easily for you to aa

different route. if you don't need to be in mountain view if you just driving up the peninsula and you can avoid one. oh, one you could use to 80. it's much better driving up the peninsula. you get on what they call the world's most beautiful freeway and head up the peninsula that way. let's talk about the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up. you can see a little bit of slow traffic there, but it's typical. and when we come back in just a little bit talk about contra costa county, which is also getting a little bit slower, but now without further ado. it's mr steve paulson with today's weather. thank you, sir . a lot of people are asking. why is it so darn windy since april? well i'll explain why there's an easy answer to it, and it's because a series of lows have been moving in. they were missing in action if he will, january, february and march. but since mid april until even mid may, they've been dropping in. so the reason being is that you get a series of these lows. that's number one they've been coming in. they don't have a lot of moisture,

which is why we're not really getting rain, but they pack a lot of cold air and they have a lot of dynamics associated with them, which gives us wind gave us thunderstorms last week. the difference in the pressures why it's been so windy. these lows drop in this high, right? there's i don't like that, so it fills it with wind as long as these keep coming in and doing this and marching in that's why the pattern's been so windy. we've had a lot of these lows coming. there's another one swinging by you can see the main one. the parent went up in the gulf of alaska system went right into seattle and also portland. and that just said okay, that allowed the door to open up to a strong difference in the pressure gradients. so the ultimate past had just a 61 black diamond mines. 56 sfo, san francisco brisbane, 41 to 45 pleasant and petaluma. san mateo valero 35 37. mile per hour gusts in the last 24 hours. big fog bank out there. some breaks in it breezy to windy, some drizzle as well for a few, but it will be sunny and cooler today. napa oakland conquered san jose, all dropping on their attempts today, sixties and seventies. tomorrow we'll start

a little warm up and even more so as we head towards wednesday. pretty decent onshore breeze at the surface, the stronger gusts or no doubt about it in the higher elevations. but still there's an onshore wind or breeze for many, although it's been coming down considerably. sfo was 35 40. are now becoming down about 18 so fifties on most of the temps couple of sixties, the lows were up, as you might imagine, due to the cloud cover and the wind as long as those systems continue to march in the pacific northwest. that will give us a cooler temps and some wind no rain right now. but there are some hints, maybe around the 25th 26th of another. unseasonably strong low, maybe making an appearance. maybe they're not. they're not in sync on that. but one shows it one forecast model 50 60 seventies on your temps a little warmer tomorrow more so wednesday. here comes another cool down on thursday back to windy and warmer friday and then looks good for the weekend. steve thank you. time is 7 20. california is about to get its first new state park in more than 10 years how it aims to draw more people to the central valley warriors now know who

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to 90. the warriors have the higher seed so they will host games one and two. the first game is on wednesday. the warriors will have their head coach steve kerr, back on the bench for that game. he missed a stretch of games after testing positive for covid. curse it has covid symptoms were mild, and he was most concerned about not getting others around him sick. you know, not easy to sit at home and watch, but symptoms weren't bad at all. and it was just kind of my turn. you know, it seems like, um last couple of years, practically everybody on our coaching staff, and our team has had it at some point, so it was just my turn. early vegas odds have the warriors as favorites to win the series with dallas mavericks did win this sears the season series three games to one. but in all those losses, wars were missing, either clay thompson and draymond green. with steph curry, who's already wildly successful, is officially a college graduate stuff wasn't able to go to yesterday's commencement and north carolina

he's getting ready for the western conference finals game ones on wednesday. in a statement, the college said steph curry worked with two members of the davidson faculty one at stamford rather from using santa cruz. to complete his degree work and the warriors tweeted out. congratulations saying 13 years after entering the nba. stefan currie is a college grad. stephan completed his final semester of coursework this spring and will receive a bachelor of arts degree with a major in sociology from davidson college. congratulations to the class of 2022. francisco's iconic bay to breakers race returned for the first time in three years, organisms called off the race in 2020 and 21 due to covid restrictions. people have run the race for years say they're so glad it's back. excited running big records since 1985 since high school, so this is don't know how many years this is now, over 30 years, i guess so good to be back. well, there was the usual

outlandish costumes and silliness along the race route for so many, the event had a deeper meaning. i do this because one of my sorority sisters sigma gamma rho is my sorority. she passed away and she used to do this every year and the year that i was supposed to do it with her was the year she passed, so i do it in her honor. more than 10,000. people registered for that 12 k race. it starts at the embarcadero and ends at the great highway. our time now, 7 26 with dr anthony fauci talking about his future if there's a change in the white house what he said he'll do, even if we're still in the pandemic, and how at risk is your home in the event of a wildfire. a new method that looks to answer that question for every home in the united states

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bese minute and the next minute you're out on the biggest fire your life firefighters getting ready for another brutal wildfire season. what they're doing today to prepare and why they don't want you to call 911 about the flames. you may see in the community in san leandro rallies around a woman who was attacked as she sat in her car in a parking lot. the reason she

things have happened because of her race. 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 gasia mikaelian. it's monday, may 16th the start of a brand new workweek blustery, at least in my neighborhood. not super hot today. steve paulson. no not even close. maybe later this week. we'll get some, uh paredes for a few but very windy. in my location as well. i mean, the screaming wind for some. if you live in a wind tunnel, low clouds are breaks in it. but then there's plenty of low clouds around now they'll retreat in some reports of drizzle as well. but it's setting the stage for a cooler monday. and everyone knows it's windy. it's been that way all yesterday and last night and early this morning, although it does look like it is starting to decrease at least some of those wind speeds. fifties sixties and seventies on the temps. alright 7 30 on a monday good bad. what i would say moderate. it's not

great. it's not like it was on friday, but what is right monday . we do have some slow traffic on highway four, which is typical. it's backed up in the pittsburgh a lot of typical commutes out there. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up as it normally is, and you can see that 80 is slow through richmond . we're going to dive in a little bit more into that subject commute when we come back, but at 7 31 let's get right back to the headlines. thank you. salads bay area fire departments are urging all homeowners to take steps now to protect against what's expected to be another extreme fire season. there's a new map that shows wildfire risk for every home in the united states. this map takes into account what homes are built up and whether or not they back up to open space, as well as historic weather patterns and wildfire mitigation steps taken by local governments. it's created by the nonprofit group first street foundation. the same group created a similar map for flood risk gets used by many realtors and insurance companies. the information can be used to help clients lower their risk for street says it hopes the wildfire risk map will be used the same way it's available at

no cost for individual zip codes . time it controlled burn and training exercises scheduled today in the rodeo hercules area. and if you will be driving on interstate 80 in that area, expect to see some smoke later this morning, ktvu sally rasmus , you're here now to explain what's going to be happening out there and for people to prepare for their own home. good morning. good morning, david. we have a call into contra costa fire to find out if this prescribed burn and training exercise is actually gonna happen. you can tell. it's pretty windy out here. this is the area where it's scheduled to take place around nine a.m. this morning and see behind us. this is interstate 80. the area. that's part of this training, exercise control burdens, interstate 80 having skyway and willow avenue, so you can see part of the reason why this is a good spot to have an exercise like this is because it's pretty undeveloped. it's nothing but dry brush and grass in this area again. we are waiting to find out if it's still going to

happen, because it's windier, maybe a little bit windier than expected, but contra costa fires wildfire training crew members of the fire academy who will be graduating. and firefighters with the philips 66 refinery will all take part in this exercise. they actually started their work on friday. friday's controlled burn did end up getting cut off short a little bit earlier than planned because they had a fire they had to respond to, and then when they came back it was too windy to resume the training, so that could be the situation again here today. but if this training goes through and if you see smoke in this area later today, don't be alarmed. you don't have to call 911 to report it because it's again part of a scheduled training and controlled burn that they're supposed to have this afternoon, and firefighters say they really need all the training and practice they can get this year. the way we're looking at this this year is this we expect this is probably going to be the most challenging fire year we've had in in several years. and that doesn't that's saying quite a lot,

actually, because the last two years haven't been no cake walks have been pretty tough. now, according to cal fire, california's already had more than 1500 wildfires this year that is well above average and across the state. firefighters are using these strategies of more controlled, prescribed burns and extra training to prepare also today out near tracy and the lawrence livermore lab. alameda county fire department is supposed to have a prescribed burn and that area in your sight 300 again. but here interstate 80 and coming skyway is where contra costa fire is supposed to have a training, exercise a again, we've put in l to find out if that's actually going to happen, because it is very windy and breezy out here. as you can see, but if it does go through, it's expected to start at nine o'clock this morning. we'll send it back to you guys. okay ali. thank you now, 7, 34, firefighters and alejo still watching for hot spots from a three alarm grassfire. this one started late yesterday afternoon in a field

near the solano county fairgrounds. investigators say it only burned a few acres. it didn't come close to any buildings. still no word on what may have caused that fire investigators a flame someone car or possibly machinery may have caused a big grass fire in the all demand, hills first reported yesterday afternoon about 1 30 along interstate 5 80 near livermore. it burned more than 130 acres before it was under control. no buildings were threatened. an investigation is underway in the east bay and a series of fires near pittsburgh . the contra costa county fire protection district says three small fires were intentionally set near the intersection of highway four in san marco boulevard over the weekend. authorities say witness gave them a description of the person who set the fires. if you have information on the case, please call police 7 35, a woman in the east bay thinks she was the target about racially motivated attack. her name is emily chun. she has a bloody face a broken nose after being robbed, punched , pistol whipped and knocked

unconscious. has happened as she was sitting in her car outside the safeway supermarket on washington avenue in san leandro . she shared photos of her injuries, but she didn't want to show her face while being interviewed as she described what happened. i went to survey to get some snack. and then by the time i come back to my car, i got rob my back him not to kill me. now she says the gunman stole her purse and credit cards , then became mad when he only found $50 in the wallet. she is from cambodia. she also thinks she may have been targeted because she's asian. and over the weekend demonstrators gathered in that same safeway parking lot where the attack occurred as a sign of support. dr anthony fauci says he quit his job as the president's chief medical advisor. a former president donald trump, were to be re elected. dr fauci says the former president's response to

the covid pandemic wasn't optimal. dr. fauci often clashed with the former president in 2020 over public health guidelines. for the first time in 13 years, california's creating a new state park. the dos rios ranch park will be about 10 miles southeast of tracy and 40 miles east of san jose in stanislaus county. nearly four square miles in size . the area is expected to be open to the public by late next year. in 2027, it's expected to offer visitor trails, picnic areas, restrooms, other basics, then campgrounds could be available by 2032 when it opens. this will be california's 280th state park. the first new park since the fourth or dunes near monterrey opened in 2000 and nine beautiful gossip and close. all right. sounds back 7 37 with the latest on our commute. alright dave and glassy a right now we do have slow traffic at the bay bridge. everyone always wants to know about that. that is not unusual and the other side of the bay in san francisco , there is a crash northbound to 80. as you come up on the san

jose avenue off ramp so the traffic is backed up getting out from just north of daly city, so that whole stretch don't be late to city college and high school . that's your freeway getting that way. be careful. this is a look at the east bay. 80 hayward, union city. slow traffic as you head down from hayward to union city, some slowing there and the sampling commutes beginning to wake up. all the freeways are slow 85 to 81. oh one that one on one and 2 37 crashes had a lasting effect. on one. oh, one. it's pretty slow out of sunnyvale. getting up to mountain view. 7 38. let's bring steve in today's weather. i have to give a shout out people at yoshi saturday night. a couple of people came up and said, we've had our picture taken with sal and they showed me that. wow well, did you take a picture with i didn't picture good. everybody at your shoes for wishbone ash show. got a standing ovation. they were really good. alright quick show and home early. that's the way

it should be when you get to be 39 years old, alright, chris henry here in morgan hill says. i noticed the visibility below the low cloud deck is crystal clear. going to be a beautiful day? well, there you have it. i agree with that. i noticed that as myself. visibility has been sparkling because of the wind. that's for sure. so the low cloud deck is there. there's some breaks in. it's not widespread, but it's there. the wind gusts have been front and center here ultimate past 61 mph black diamond mines. in between antioch and clayton. you can hike it, mountain bike it. it's a great hike back in there, but it can get windy. 56 mph, sfo, san francisco and brisbane, 41 to 45. pleasant in petaluma cemetery of oyo 35 to 37 mph san francisco bully has dropped to 49 that is cold. cold cold. bodega bay is 50 degrees. point reyes and monterey 51. so really cold water. you get eighties inland like inland like we had on saturday and then you have a weak system coming in. well, there you go get the fog bank in

a little drizzle also being reported this morning, especially up along behind on skyline. napa oakland conquered san jose all cooling off today. sixties seventies on the temps. tomorrow we'll start a little warm up greater on wednesday fifties on the temps to some low sixties already. i mean, san jose has already 59. granted says 62, but mainly fifties and you can see these series of systems as long as they keep marching in portland has yet to record in 80 degree temperature. i last year at this time, they already had six. so it's been a really cool, wet pattern in the pacific northwest. that's not changing. our pattern knows not changing much yet maybe towards the end of the month. another low might drop in. there's some signs of that. 50 60 seventies on the temps tomorrow looks a little warmer and not as much fog wednesday will be the warmest day cooling off thursday back to warmer friday and easing up is still good on the weekend. you too. thank you, steve. coming up your netflix is trying to recover from a few months of sliding subscribers. details on the streaming giant's new effort to get into live events right now, let's check in with claudine wang see what's coming

up in the eight o'clock hour of mornings on two. good morning, claudia. good morning to you, dave. good morning to you. garcia in the wake of this weekend's deadly mass shootings across the country. there are calls to do more to stop gun violence in our eight o'clock hour. we're going to talk to san jose mayor sam liccardo about his city's first in the nation plan to keep ghost guns off the streets. and former mma fighter came. velasquez is back in court today. we're going to tell you why his lawyer says he's expecting the former champion two. oh, free will be right back.

mors now dropped its mask mandate for passengers on flights and at airports, the latest move to ease covid restrictions as europe's popular tourist spots are getting ready for a busy summer travel season. the eu's reminding international air travelers, the rules involving masks in europe could vary depending on the airline. italy is keeping its transit mask mandate in place for another month. time at 7 44 a shortage of pilots getting worse in the airlines are warning this may cause canceled flights. more travelers are flying again after more than two years of sluggish traveled during the pandemic. jetblue and spirit airlines have already reduced their summer flight options partially because of a lack of pilots. the airlines overall we've seen a 4%

drop in the number of pilots and 2019, in addition to a long struggle to hire pilots, more than 14,000 pilots would have to be hired every year. for the next 10 years to overcome that shortage at 7 45. there's a hostile takeover in the works for spirit airlines and netflix has a strong message for its employee, not mincing words. back in studio here with a look at this and dollars and cents. no they are not mincing words at all they basically, netflix has reportedly told its employees if you don't like the content you can quit. this comes as netflix is ramping up content to retain and attract subscribers. more on that in just a moment. first as that opening bell ring this morning stocks dropped, including mcdonald's. after announcing it's pulling out of russia as we've been reporting, the airline stocks also trading higher this morning despite that pilot shortage. as airfare. airfare is surging, taking a live look at the numbers. they

are down, coming back a little bit from when that bell rang, but still the dow jones down about a quarter of a percent. the s and p 500 down. almost a half of a percent has really been struggling to rebound from a six week slide for the s and p 500. the nasdaq, also down almost a full percentage 0.100 points there now. this morning, jetblue launched a hostile takeover bid for spirit airlines jetblue going directly to spirit airlines shareholders with a $30 share offer last month. you might remember jet blue had offered $33 a share. but spirits board rejected that spirits board has said it's more likely to avoid antitrust issues if it tries to merge with frontier airlines spirit is hosting a shareholder meeting on the proposed merger with frontier. june, 10th and netflix, making some big changes to keep and attract subscribers. it's reportedly looking to add live streaming to its platform. according to deadline, the service could be used for unscripted shows and stand up

comedy specials. the option would also allow for live voting and shows like competitions and talent contest. netflix is also bringing back black mirror popular dystopian series and again, reportedly in an internal memo, netflix told employees if you don't like the content, you can quit. the average price of gas more than $6 a gallon in nearly every bay area county, the only bay area county that's still below $6 a gallon right now is solano county, but it's still 5 98 right below $6, which is the same as the statewide average. that's according to triple a san francisco and marin county has the highest average prices at 6 24 gallon. prices have been creeping up every day. for the last 18 days. as you probably know if you are filling up your tank, i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents, pam. thank you. 7 47 day did you sneak out last night? right before bedtime did not. i meant to, but i didn't husband went, but it was too

cloudy in our neighborhood. were you lucky enough to see what is on our screen in real life last night? the first total lunar eclipse of the year. the height of the eclipse happened last night between tooth brushing and putting on pj 9. 30 pm that's for us. that's when the earth passes directly between the moon and sun. last night, the moon had that reddish glow. the mood was visible for many people in the bay area. no need freddie special equipment to watch lunar eclipse for us clouds were a problem, but i understand many people did get a good look. people this morning saying, dave , i saw it. i know you couldn't stay up, but we saw it. we do see south castaneda, who sees everything happening in the morning commute. yeah, we're looking at some of these commutes, and they're very typical. which is to say they're slow if you are driving on highway four, for example, you will see the traffic is going to be busy where it turns from bay point to conquer right about here. it turns from bay, point to concord. that's westbound four heading down towards to 42 , then making that connection with 6 80. let's talk about the

bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up for about a 10 to 15 minute delay in san francisco. don't be late now northbound to idiots, san jose avenue. they're clearing up an accident. it looks like the crash, maybe to the shoulder because most of that slow traffic is beyond that. 7 48. let's bring steve back in. talk about today's weather. right sal? thank you, sir. rather robust. wind out of the west southwest, also a decent fog bank in place. all he goes cooler here today visible satellite showdown. there's some breaks in it, but there was a lot of low clouds in place so temperatures way they topped out on saturday. one and done about that on the warmth and then it was started to drop yesterday and it continues to drop today. we will warm it up all the way into wednesday, then start another drop on on thursday. variety. it looks like highest gusts. altamonte past. at last i checked 61 mph, but there's been some really strong gusts around paterson past ultimate past mount diablo black diamond. also yesterday. sfo san francisco, brisbane and maybe where you live as well. the water temperature dropped again. san

francisco but we had 49 cold cold degrees. that makes a huge difference when you get eighties inland, and all you need is a weak system to open up the door to the fog. that onshore wind or breeze so big fog bank wendy breezy cooler. i think some some of the strongest gusts have already been with us yesterday overnight into early this morning, but will still be blustery there as you saw by ali's life shot if you saw that it was windy out there. 60 seventies today after seventies and eighties yesterday now will bottom out today start a little roll turn around tomorrow in these towns, but a lot of fifties most locations in the fifties. i don't think it's probably any forties left by now . you're getting too late in the day here already with sunrise now much earlier, but the low continues to march into the pacific northwest as long as those keep moving in, and the pattern doesn't change. then our weather really is going to be a breezy to windy one. we'll get quick, little warm ups, but then they're kicked right out of here. fifties upper fifties sixties around the base seventies inland tomorrow, not as much in the way of low cloud so it'll be a little warmer. the warmest day looks wednesday.

windy again on thursday. now, if we get a north wind on friday, then we'll warm right back up. if it's a north wind, i'll have to ease back on those temps, but it still looks okay for the upcoming weekend. alright save time 7 50, or the fbi continues investigating that deadly mass shooting in buffalo, new york inside of a grocery store still ahead, more on the reason may think it was a racially motivated hate crimes. but first the unintended costs of inflation how food banks all over the

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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.

33 y that's developing self driving trucks, the company embark based in san francisco, says it just passed the test for self driving trucks operating in winter road conditions. the company creates software that operates self driving trucks for long haul truck companies and bark hopes to solve the shortage of cross country truck drivers. by having people drive in the cities and let robotic software take over driving on highways. the summer travel season is about to get into high gear now. but travelers at sfo and other major airports say the airfares or as much of a factor and travel plans as where and when they'll get out of town. these are live pictures from sfl. the federal government reports airfares last month were 33% higher than they were in april of last year. during the pandemic prices were

artificially low as demand was low. what we're seeing is essentially everything normalized now back to pre pandemic this year, we have really seen demand return a month a month bookings are increasing. other travel experts agree that is the case with international travel. but for domestic flights, travelers seem to be willing to wait fly only when ticket prices are what they consider reasonable. and those prices may not last long as fuel prices are going up and flights are being canceled because of a shortage of pilots as well as flight attendants, and amtrak says its passenger train service between seattle and canada won't resume until the end of this year because of staff shortages and drag originally planned to get trained, rolling on that route again sometime this spring, but those plans are on hold now because of a worker shortage affecting the nation's commuter rail system and track first stopped in seattle to vancouver service in may of 2020

when the canadian border was closed during the early days of the pandemic. time is now 7 56 spacex is on pace to break the record for the most launches in a single year. three. two. one. dew point. and there it goes. elon musk company two launches to put starlink satellites satellites one from a barbara county on friday, the other from florida on saturday. but that gives spacex 20 successful launches since january. the records 31, which spacex set last year. at the current rate, spacex could launch more than 52 rockets before the end of the year. back in 2001 the total number of launches from earth into space was just 51. well, if you've been to a grocery store lately,

you know food prices keep going up. that also affects the people who need to depend on food banks to feed their families. more than 38 million americans don't have enough food to eat in. that number keeps going up. it's the cost of gas, housing and food is pushed higher by inflation. well, the nation's food banks say they're receiving less from individual donors, as well as from their biggest sources of food. decrease in government supplied commodities at a time when we need it, the most detailed, uh, decrease in retail and manufacturing donations to most food banks around the country. they try to provide their clients with enough food for 3 to 5 days. right now, many say they're limiting it to 123 days. an nfl coach who grew up in marin county, was honored by his college alma mater, the university of pacific and stockton's odin. honorary phd on

pete carroll, the seattle seahawks coach. during ceremonies this past weekend, carol earned his bachelor's as well as match lear's masters degree. and you, opie. and played for the tigers football team, he says. that's where he first learned the lessons he has used to win a super bowl title for seattle and two national college championships with usc. the culture that we have created around our teams over the years and in the philosophy and the approach and the uncompromising principles that were built on for all founded here, this was a very, very meaningful time, so to come back the recognition that you know, i'm humbled by that. way to go. pete pete carroll says he enjoyed the ceremony and being back on the u. o p campus, but he had to get back to seattle seahawks start organized team activities next monday. he went to everything in place to have a strong season. a new social justice art installation is in place in front of oakland city hall and frank ogawa plaza. here it is,

it's called societies cage. the artists say it refers to the constraints of society that limit prosperity in the black community. at this piece of art isn't open air accessible pavilion. it features 500 hanging steel bars that form a cube. the artists say it provides a chance for people to reflect on racial biases, while also providing a space for sharing and for healing. it will be in the plaza until may 30th. i'm james torres live here at the cnn san jose, where police say a shooting injured two people. one man struggling to survive. we'll have the latest coming up. this is an absolute racist hate crime. it will be prosecuted as a hate crime. this is someone who has hate in their heart, soul and mind. two deadly mass shootings in one weekend what the shooter in one attack said as he opened fire and the calls this morning for change.

and new step to try and tackle the baby formula shortage. but parents who need the most help can now do to make sure they are able to feed their babies. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two and good morning to you. welcome to mornings on two. i'm claudine wong gasia mikaelian. it's monday may 16th gorgeous sunshine at this back window along the oakland estuary, but you need your jacket this morning. maybe your windbreaker if we still call them that steve paulson what you did there, i guess. yes, claudine. good morning. good morning to you, steve. yes wind has been front and center as you know, and it's you know, it's i mean, we're not cold, but it is a cool one for some with that fog and also the wind so low clouds will retreat. but there's plenty there showing up this morning. so a bigger fog bank and everyone knows it's been windy, that's for sure. big fog bank fog sun cooler, even a little drizzle out there, so this might be the coolest day of the week, although it's going to be a rollercoaster ride on the temps today, fifties sixties and seventies, alright over to sell eight o'clock in the morning. or

you want to start this time, my friend. well we do want to start with a look at san francisco. i don't want anyone to be surprised by 2 80 having some issues here coming in clear to crash near san jose avenue, but slow traffic in san francisco on 2 80 on how we want to one across the bay getting into san francisco. we do have some slowing there as well. we'll talk about more of that each big commute when we come back in just a few minutes, but now at 801, let's get right back to the headlines and we continue to follow developing news in the south bay where san jose police so we're investigating a shooting. do the centers, a state campus ktvu james torres live at the scene. now with what you've learned. just this morning, james. we're getting a closer look at the scene here this morning. it looks like it's just coming out of this house here where police have a crime scene. mobile units set up here and it looks like investigators are walking in and out. of the upstairs what looks like a house , possibly a duplex. looks like they're going up and down this upstairs door, where they've been taking some photos, collecting some evidence. this

is on the corner of 10th street and san salvador in san jose, downtown san jose on the east side of san jose state university's campus. looks like the shooting happened somewhere around this home, and there's a large police presence. several officers nearby. they were parked across the street from where we're standing right now. it's a nearby church. earlier this morning, we noticed an officer taking a dog from the house and into an animal services truck. police have not told us what the connection is there. police say there are two victims from the shooting a man and a woman. the woman expected to be okay. officers say the man is fighting for his life to survive. the scene is just down the block from where the scene of two shootings. happened less than two months ago. that includes the case where an officer shot a man inside of zakariyah police say that man broke up a flight broke up a fight confiscated a gun from a suspect before police mistakenly took him for the suspect and opened fire after they say he didn't heed to commands. that was the second of two shootings from that night. now, at this time, police have not released any suspect information. but

they are asking if anyone knows anything about this case about this investigation here. ah here in downtown san jose to give them a call with any info you may have we're live this morning in san jose. i'm james torrez. let's send it back to you on the desk. all right. thank you so much. james well, president biden and first lady jill biden will head to buffalo, new york tomorrow to meet with the families of the 10. people shot to death in a grocery store on saturday, investigators say 18 year old peyton dendreon wore military tactical gear. carried an assault rifle and used a helmet to livestream. the shooting on social media investigators believe the attack was roche racially motivated and a total of 13 people were shot. 11 of the victims are black. a pastor remembers one of them as someone who has overcome trouble in his own life and was now trying to help others. he had a rather checkered past. he spent some time in jail and prison and all of that, but he talks about how god christ turned his life around, and so he was encouraging people that you can

do better. you can be better and that was that was him. other victims included a retired police officer who was working as a security guard at the store. a woman who had just visited her husband in a nursing home and a man who was there at the store, buying a cake for his grandson. gender on is charged with murder and is scheduled to be back in court on thursday. president biden spoke about the mass shooting in buffalo. along gunman. harm with weapons of war and hate filled soul. shot and killed 10 innocent people in cold blood. at a grocery store on saturday afternoon. jill and i are like all of you pray for the victims. and their families. devastated community. vice president kamala harris released a statement that reads in part. what is clear is that we are seeing an epidemic of hate across our country that has been evidenced by acts of violence and intolerance. we must call it out and condemn it. expected

gunman is in custody this morning following a deadly shooting at a church in orange county authorities say one person was killed for others are in critical condition following the gunfire yesterday. this all happened inside the geneva presbyterian church in laguna woods, which is a city about 50 miles southeast of los angeles. investigators say many members of the church immediately took action. and prevented an even bigger tragedy. we believe a group of churchgoers detain him and hog tied his legs with an extension cord and confiscated at least two weapons from him. that group of churchgoers displayed what we believe is exceptional heroes and heroism and bravery and interfering or intervening to stop the suspect. they undoubtedly prevented additional injuries and fatalities. authorities say the gunman is a man in his sixties who does not live in that area. and they say the motive for that shooting is still unclear to deadly weekend shootings are causing many to ask what can be done to prevent gun violence in america. legal experts taking a close look at the deadly gunfire at a church in orange county and

that supermarket in buffalo when you see berkeley law professor says both attacks are certain to fuel the ongoing political debate over the right to own a gun and the right to public safety. the choice that most american legal structures have made a is for general availability and to pay the price with regard to the easier, easier availability. two people who we'd rather not have have guns. welcome to america. the california chapter of the gun safety group moms demand action released a statement in response to the church shooting, saying we should be able to worship wherever and whenever we choose free from the threat of gun violence, but sadly today in america, even what should be peaceful sanctuaries of reflection are not safe from the threat of gun violence. happening today. former mixed martial arts champion cain velasquez could be granted bail. today he'll be in court for a hearing over whether he will get released, his attorney, mark

geragos, told the website. mm a junkie that he is hopeful that the bank bail will be granted. just two months ago, though the same judge who will be at today's hearing denied. velasquez is release. the former heavyweight champion is facing multiple charges, including attempted murder over an incident where he allegedly chased and shot a man who had been accused or shot at a man. i should say. who had been accused of molesting one of cain's family members. and new this morning. mcdonald's is selling its entire business operation in russia after more than 30 years in that country, the fast food chain announcement this morning citing the war in ukraine and the current unpredictable working conditions in moscow and other russian cities. the sale is going to affect 6200 mcdonald's workers in russia, who now face an uncertain future. they learned one month ago that the fast food chain was closing its stores in russia in response to moscow's invasion of ukraine. and ukraine has suspended the flow of some russian natural gas to europe. ukraine says it took the action because some of the pipelines carrying natural gas from russia

to other parts of europe are now in territory controlled by russian troops. meaning the ukrainian pipeline operator cannot control the operations and technology. russian natural gas has continued to flow through pipelines across ukraine. even after the russian invasion. both finland and sweden are taking steps to join nato. today, sweden, sweden's prime minister told her country's parliament sweden would act with neighbor finland to join nato in the wake of russia's invasion of ukraine. over the weekend, the finnish president and prime minister outlined a plan to become a part of the military alliance. russia's president vladimir putin has warned the two countries joining nato would demand a reaction from russia. this morning, the biden administration is taking steps to ease the worsening baby formula shortage. the government now providing waivers to allow families who use federal wic women, infants and children nutrition benefits to choose other brands of formula that are not normally covered by the program. the program allows families to receive formula for

free but restricts the brands they can choose. abbott nutrition. the company at the center of the shortage, provides the formula for about half of those in the wic program. the change impact roughly a million babies and their families. all right. time now is 88. let's go out to sal castaneda for check on how monday is treating us on the road south. i would say it's a moderate commute there. claudine and garcia right now we do have some slowing their on 80 westbound bridge and also coming in on the east shore freeway, which is not unusual. i promised you look at the east bay. let's dive in here. 8 80 is slow from hayward to union city, and i'm just looking at some very typical delays. richmond berkeley on 80 and highway four. what i do see is we have some slowing even in marin, where we don't have a lot of slowing all the time this morning. it's slow from 37 down to central same rafael, but if you've been doing this for a long time, you know that these are all very typical delays. and we are getting fewer accidents. now as it's just too slow to have a lot of major

crashes. it's 809. let's go back to the desk. thank you. one of san francisco's biggest events of the year is back. we'll take you to beta breakers. for what some call. i love this. the mullet of foot races business in the front and a party in the back. and san francisco's d. a. is fighting attempts to recall and remove him from office how both sides are trying to win over voters with less than a month ago

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sho. bodine are stepping up their efforts against an upcoming recall election. yesterday, they gathered in san francisco's richmond district for a rally. city voters will decide june 7th whether to remove bodine from office. critics say he's soft on crime, and as a result, san francisco is a dangerous place to live. bodine says republican billionaires are behind the recall campaign. this is a part of the republican playbook all across the country trying to undermine the outcome of free and fair elections because they can't win them fair and square. we saw them try to do it to governor gavin newsom. now they're trying to do it to me. the group behind the recall campaign rejects claims the effort is fueled by largely republican support, released a statement that says safer sf without boudin is a democrat led

campaign. this recall election is about his fellow democrats, holding him responsible for his complete incompetence. public safety is absolutely jeopardized with bodine as d a happening today. almost every bay area county is expected to release new reports today on the homeless and those numbers are expected to go up every county except for san mateo, santa clara solano will be released reports on their count of how many people are experiencing lee experiencing homelessness in their county. the chronicle, reporting that alameda county will announce that they're homeless population increased more than 22% over the last three years. homeless advocates say that shows a statewide crisis. that has really been hard in oakland. and the biden administration just announced a plan to increase affordable housing in the us the white house says it will use federal funds from the bipartisan infrastructure law to boost the supply of affordable homes. the goal help the millions of americans who are now struggling to buy a home during a time of soaring inflation, rising home

prices one of the major factors in the high cost of living here in the bay area now it's a new evidence of systemic discrimination when it comes to seeking emergency medical care in the united states. researchers in georgia say they found latinos who are suffering from chest pain spend far more time waiting in hospital emergency rooms than white patients. they say that's due to problems with health insurance, language barriers and a shortage of latino healthcare professionals at u. s hospitals. the co founder of snapchat is paying off all of the student debt for the entire graduating class of a college in los angeles. evan spiegel, the ceo of snapchat, and his wife made a donation to the otis college of art and design. that will pay off all of the debt for the class of 2022 classes at otis college while he was in high school. the school did not disclose the exact amount of the donation, but said it was the largest gift in the history of the school. topping the previous record donation of $10 million.

and happening today, the pittsburgh city council will debate a proposal to build a new basketball center. it would be located inside john henry johnson park on west leland road . supporters of that plan state would provide another fun place for exercise and recreation in the east bay. critics say t the basketball facility could cause traffic and parking problems for other park visitors. san francisco's iconic bay to breakers race returned for the first time in three years yesterday, organizers called it off in 2020 and 21 due to covid restrictions. people have been running beta breakers for years, say it was so great to have the race back. very excited, running big records since 1985 since high school, so this is don't know how many years this is now , over 30 years, i guess so good to be back. well there was the usual outlandish costumes and silliness on the race route. for so many, this event had a deeper meaning. i do this because one of my sorority sisters sigma gamma rho is my sorority. she passed away and she used to do

this every year and the year that i was supposed to do it with her was the year she passed, so i do it in her honor. more than 10,000. people registered for that 12 k. it starts at the embarcadero ends at the great highway and i are lucky. we grew up with this race in our backyard. but for the first timers that can be a little bit of a surprise. yes i think, you know, actually, i think for the long timers, it is. it has changed so much over the years that they may miss the floats and the other stuff that would happen, but, you know, i know james torres is out there yesterday, having a good time watching the folks and really it is so iconic attracts people from all over the world. but while we have many races that do that for their competitiveness right. this is not the reason a lot of fun. you can be seen that first serious group of the first group right? and then after that, there's a unicorn. yes there's a teenage mutant ninja turtle and then and so it's a good time had by all, let's go to sal and talk about the roads. if you're trying to get through san francisco there yesterday, and you didn't realize bay to breakers was going on. forget it. forget about it. yes rennet

and i've covered it and covering it is easier than that's hay street hill. that's all fun and games until you hit the hay street reminder. it's a san francisco race. right that's right. good morning, everyone. let's go out to the east bay. i want to talk about what? we still have four year commune case you're waiting around to go at a time. when things get better. i do see improvement, for example. highway four and 6 80 are improving. and if you have a little time to wait, it might even completely go away that slowdown 80 from richmond to berkeley richmond bridge has been unremarkable, and even some of the problems in san francisco have cleared up. so i like what i see for this late commute. right here at the bay bridge. we still have a little bit of a robust backup here. but again that is also getting better at 8 18. let's talk about today's weather. here's steve sound. thank you well started yesterday, and that was the wind and it really cranked up. for some. it's been howling overnight seems to be decreasing a little bit, but we are in a windy pattern and just me from playing, says the kite. flying weather just doesn't want to leave. no it doesn't. we've had a series of lows coming in since

april and may started. that's been the reason why it looks like another round. of wind will pick up again, probably on thursday into friday. there's some pretty good gusts in the city, even right now, almost 30 miles an hour 20 to 30 miles an hour, so the onshore wind and some of the gusts has still been rather impressive, ultimate. i passed 61 mph black diamond mines in between, and er can also clayton 56 mph sfo has been up there around 50 as well. same for paterson past sfo, 45 san francisco brisbane, 41. those were yesterday afternoon. pleasant in petaluma, san mateo and below 35 to 37 mph. plenty of low clouds in place. the water temps continue to be really cold, and that's certainly helps when you get eighties inland, and next thing you know, you get a weak system coming in when the san francisco bowie is 49 cold degrees dropped right back down again. bodega bay, 50 and 51. for point reyes of monterey that's really cold water. so you get not only low cloud deck, but you also get some drizzle. breezy to windy. it looks like there was strong with some of the strongest cuts

have already happened. but it will be a cooler day today. combination of that low cloud debt fog. and also, son. so napa oakland conquered san jose down the arrows go! this will be the forecast highs for today sixties and also seventies, sitting in the fifties. now for most, i mean brentwood 63, but conquered 59 san jose 59 58, colorado senai villain so, but still everyone's pretty close here, cloud deck and the again there's series of these systems up in the pacific northwest is the reason why the high down off of mexico or cabo san lucas doesn't build northward, so we're kind of caught in between we get a little warm up, then another system moves in, and that's going to be the pattern for the wild for a while here, portland's not yet hit 80 degrees. last time at this year , they had hit 80 degrees seven times already, so it's been a lot of rain up in the pacific northwest, specially in oregon fifties sixties and seventies on attempt. we'll get a little warmer tuesday, wednesday. here comes another system for another round of wind on thursday. now the question is, will it be north, west or north? if it's northwest, we will not get 86. but if it is be pretty warm on

friday. starting to cool down is still pretty good on the weekend, you guys, steve? thank you. 20 now, e scooters are on the way to one local city how santa rosa plans to keep them from overrunning the town. and the warriors now know who they are going to be playing in the next round of the nba playoffs, and we know who will be back just

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the mavericks earned their chance to play the warriors with an historic performance in game seven against the phoenix and at one point the maps of like 46 points before ultimately winning. 123 to 90. the words will have the higher seed so they will host game one and two first game is on wednesday. now it's important to note here that the words will have their head coach steve kerr back on the bench for that game. he missed a stretch of games after testing positive for covid. her said that his covid symptoms were mild and he was really most concerned about not getting others around him sick. you know, not easy to sit at home and watch, but symptoms weren't bad at all. and it was just kind of my turn. you know, it seems like, um last couple of years, practically everybody on our coaching staff, and our team has had it at some point, so just my turn. early vegas odds have the warriors as favorites to win the series with dallas. now the mavericks did win the season series three games to one. but

all those losses had the warriors missing either clay thompson or draymond green. san francisco giants play the colorado rockies today after being blown up by the cardinals. cardinals beat the giants 15 to 6 yesterday to close out the series. giants struggled from the start. they did score four runs in the ninth inning. that's when the cardinals brought in albert pujols, their designated hitter to pitch to the giants. this by the way, the first time pool halls at 42 years of age and ever pitched in his major league career. tonight the oakland a's will host the minnesota twins after losing 4 to 1 against the los angeles angels pitcher frankie montas looks strong with 12 strikeouts with the a's offense wasn't looking good. and then there was a scare where an umpire marty foster was actually hit twice by a ball before he finally left the game. there is you can see him injured and down. fortunately is expected to be okay. tonight is game against the twins starts at 6 40 at the coliseum. and live concerts are making a comeback at levi stadium for the first time in almost three years. the british

band coldplay performed last night. an estimated 50,000 people were expected to go to listen. and they can listen even longer. now the city of santa clare extended the noise ordinance and also the curfew from 10 to 11. pm 7 26. it's been almost a year since one of the deadliest mass shootings in california history in a minute. we're talking live with san jose's mayor assemble accardo and how his city is honoring the victims of the shooting. and a new map details the wildfire risk for every home in the us the biggest factors that determine the danger and how the group created that map is hoping it will be used.

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in s shootings this weekend. calls are growing to fight gun violence, many people watching san jose's attempt to crack down on ghost guns. we're about to talk live with san jose's mayor, sam liccardo on what his city is doing. stepping into burn fast. you can be in the station one minute and the next minute you're out on the biggest fire of your life. firefighters getting ready for what's expected to be another extreme wildfire season. what they're doing today to prepare and why, they say not to worry if you see smoke or flames in one part of the bay area. from ktvu. fox. two news. this is mornings onto and welcome back to mornings onto i'm gasia mikaelian claudine wong. it is monday. may 16th we got blue skies behind us? but it's been a windy morning, steve windy month. no doubt about it, wendy yesterday and over the overnight into this

morning youtube for sure since mid april, we've had windy pattern here. this leads lows just keep dropping in or up to the north, which is keeping a lot of rain up in the pacific northwest. water temps are really cold again. so that helps when you get eighties inland, all you need's an onshore push, so everyone knows it's windy, big fog bank out there. some breaks in it. but fog sunkuli even a little drizzle highs today coming down. fifties sixties seventies we'll start a little warm up though tomorrow alright salads here to tell us at 8 30. good, bad. something new. what? what's going on? you know i like it, steve. it's not perfect. it's not going to be perfect at this time, but things are getting better. let's go right to the bay bridge. i want to show you that. at the top plans that we do have some slowing, which is typical. but things are beginning to get better. if you have the time to wait around. i think you could probably get a better commute earlier in san francisco. we had some things that cause slowdowns. but that's beginning to get a little bit better, and we also see that on the peninsula san mateo is slow, but the rest of one on one and 2 80

are looking fine. 8 30. let's go back to the desk area fire departments, all homeowners to take steps now to protect against what's expected to be another extreme wildfire season. there's a new map that shows the wildfire risk for every home in the united states. the map takes into account what homes are built up and whether or not they back up to open space, as well as historic weather patterns and wildfire mitigation steps taken by local governments. the map is created by the nonprofit group first street foundation. the same group created a similar map for flood risk that's used by many real tourism insurance companies. information can be used to help clients to help clients lower their risks. first street says it hopes that wildfire risk map will be used the same way it will be available at no cost for individual zip codes happening today, a controlled burn and training exercise will happen in the rodeo hercules area, so people driving along interstate 80 should expect to see smoke later this morning. let's go to ktvu ali rassmann stone is live with more on this and ali. we get the wind and then we have the heat we got this weekend, and it's certainly gets fire

season on the brain. yeah well, it is a little windy out here in rodeo this morning, but i just spoke with one of the battalion chiefs from contra costa fire, they said so far this controlled burn and training exercise is going to go on as planned. you can see where it's going to take place here behind me. some of the fire trucks already arriving. things are supposed to get started around 9 30 this morning even though it is dry, and they said that the humidity out here is still high enough that they think they can have this taking place and so a lot of vehicles and a lot of cruise arriving to take part in this area where this is happening just west of interstate 80 below coming skyway and willow. on the property of the philips 66 refinery, contra costa wildfire training crew and members of the fire academy who will be graduating will take part in this controlled burn training exercise so well firefighters with phillips 66. they started some of this work on friday. and they're going to continue it today and for the rest of this week, so if you see smoke in this that

training exercise, and firefighters say they really need all the practice they can get this year. the way we're looking at this this year. is this this? we expect this is probably going to be the most challenging fire year we've had in in several years. and that doesn't that's saying quite a lot, actually, because the last two years haven't been no cake walks. they've been pretty tough. according to cal fire, california's already had more than 1500 wildfires this year. that's well above average for this time of year. across the state, firefighters and fire agencies are using the strategies of controlled burns and extra training to prepare sport the peak of wildfire season in fact, also today out in your tracy in the altamont pass, alameda county fire and the lawrence livermore lab will be having a controlled burn. later this morning in that area, but here in contra costa county and rodeo, the training exercise controlled burns expected to get started around 9 30 this morning pending weather conditions, but

so far so good a little windy, but it's not dry in about here that they can still go on with the training is planned live in rodeo ali rasmus ktvu. alright thanks for the update, certainly good for people to know if they're headed in the area that the smoke is part of something that's planned because it certainly makes people nervous. well firefighters in vallejo are still watching hotspots from a three alarm grassfire there that started late yesterday afternoon in a field near the solano county fairgrounds. investigators say the fire only burned a few acres and did not come close to any buildings. no word yet on what may have caused that fire investigators also say that planes from a car or possible machinery may have caused a large grass fire in the altamont hills that was first reported yesterday afternoon around 1 30 along interstate 5 80 near livermore. that fire burned more than 130 acres before it was brought under control. fortunately no structures were threatened in investigations underway in the east bay into a series of fires near pittsburgh. the contra costa fire protection district says three small fires

were intentionally set near the intersection of highway four and san marco boulevard over the weekend. authorities say witness gave them a description of the person who set the fires. if you have information, you are asked to call police developing this morning. investigators in orange county are searching for a motive behind a church shooting where one worshiper was killed and four others were critically wounded. it happened yesterday at the geneva presbyterian church in the city of laguna woods. police say the gunman started shooting during the lunch reception honoring a former pastor. the orange county sheriff's office is a male suspect was detained and a weapon was recovered tomorrow. president biden plans to fly to buffalo, new york following a mass shooting where 10 people were killed inside a supermarket. the department of justice is investigating the shooting as a hate crime and an act of racially motivated violent extremism. police identify the shooter as a white 18 year old man. they say he carefully picked his targets choosing a store that wasn't a predominantly black neighborhood. on top of those shootings. san jose police are investigating a double shooting overnight but injured two people

. just a week ago, san jose city council voted to ban ghost guns in the city in an effort to try to fight back against gun violence. joining us now live. we have san jose mayor sam liccardo to talk about that and more mayor. thanks for joining us. thanks guys. good to be with you this morning. it's claudine and, uh, forgive me. i'm sorry. i'm not evil, actually. screen right now. problem standing right next to guys here with us in spirit. alright let's talk about the investigation underway in san jose this morning. we got a double shooting. you got a woman expected to recover a man fighting for his life. but this scene just down the block from the scene of two shootings that are, you know, less than two months ago happened. what are your thoughts this morning about this latest violence and can you give us any new information? yeah i'd received notification this early this morning, and we're obviously still investigating this, so i don't want to speak at all about the ongoing this investigation, but obviously there is a concern nationwide about the growing use

of guns and obviously growing violent crime were saying in too many communities across the country, and we obviously need to do more. ah and certainly we're trying to do what we can on this. in terms of being able to better regulate guns and their distribution, particularly illegal guns, ghost guns ah, and at the same time we've got to do more to be able to prevent violent crime in one way we can do that is by ensuring that when violent criminals are arrested, they're actually kept in custody and not released. particularly where we're seeing patterns of those same individuals committing new crime, failing to appear in court and so forth, and that's something we've been pushing on very hard here in santa clara county, and you're right. it is such a complicated topic. when you talk about how to stop gun violence. i want to talk about the ghost guns that you just mentioned because last week san jose city council voted unanimously to prove this ordinance that would ban these ghost guns in the city so that no possession, manufacturing sale assembly transfer receiving and these laws. i mean, there's

been a lot of talk about how the laws aren't keeping up with the popularity of ghost guns and how much and how many you are seeing, even just in the city of san jose. yeah about a quarter of the illegal guns that we are seizing throughout the city are serialized ghost guns presents all kinds of challenges for us in terms of crime and public safety. we know that folks who get these guns don't have to go through background checks. when the guns are used in crime, they can't be traced. we know these are often guns manufactured at a plastics that are not detectable and standard metal detectors. so there's a lot of concerns we have around these i certainly federal regulations will be helpful and stemming the sales and distribution of these, but local communities for now are really responsible for trying to deal with what is remaining, which is an ocean of guns that are already in our cities. and so this latest ordinance will help. i know a lot of other cities are doing similar here in california. you know how much how important is it to model for

other cities? because certainly everyone's trying to figure out the best practices and the coordination as you mentioned with federal and state. and they're still at the country are grappling with this challenge, and nobody has the perfect solution, so we routinely steal each other's ideas as we should . and as we see things that are working in other communities, and so it's important for large cities like san jose to lead the way. and we're trying to do that . the good news is that least homicide rate is come down a bit, but we are very concerned about the rise and other violent crimes. and you know, we are talking this morning about the brooklyn shooting, of course at the grocery store. they, of course, have the subway shooting there last month. we also have the church shooting in orange county in california. it is almost too much to take when you talk about the amount of violence. it also so much to take when this is not the first time the vita shooting. it brings back all the memories from last year. in terms of we have these conversations after this happens to say, how do we prevent them? and it just seems to keep happening. no matter

where you live, no matter what state no matter what, you know, local laws, and this is what you know. kamala harris, vice president was was calling an epidemic. i think part of the challenges that this dialogue discussions become way too polarized. there are those who are seizing on one solution or another, uh, aligned with their ideology. certainly. proponents of the gun lobby will say it's all about mental health. we'll certainly mental health something we need to invest more in. we certainly need to do more on the front end in terms of investing in prevention as well as ensuring we get officers out there on the street. enforcing at the same time. we need better gun laws, and we need more uniformity in this gun laws because it can't be up to individual cities to be able to stem the tide of gun violence in the country. with more than 300 million guns. we need federal laws. we need much more comprehensive approaches. and we need healing. certainly in these times i know that you guys are demolishing building be at the guadalupe light rail yard in

order to help people move forward at sam accardo, mayor of san jose. thank you so much for joining us. we appreciate your time and your thoughts on this very important topic. thank you, claudia. good to be with you. 8 41 now coming up next on the nine. we're still following the double shooting. that happened overnight in san jose. we'll head back to the scene to bring you a live report outside the home where the investigation is underway. and cannabis growers could get a tax cut what governor newsom is proposing and why already?

alre the average price of gas is more than $6 a gallon in nearly every barry, a county, the only barry county that is still below $6 a gallon right now is solano county. but still 5 98, which is the same as the statewide average, so it doesn't feel as good. that's according to triple a san francisco marin county do have the highest average prices at 6 24 a gallon prices, as you might have watched, have been creeping up every day for the last 18 days. car prices are also much higher now than in the past because of chip and labor shortages in the auto making industry. on average here. cars are going for about 10% over the manufacturer's suggested retail price. many people in the market

for a new car say they have sticker shock. salesperson comes out he goes. okay that's great, but i got to tell you something, okay? he's like we're charging $15,000 over msrp e on this thing. of course, dealers have the right to increase prices over the m s. r p. there are reports of mark ups as high as $50,000 in some states, the highest national average mark ups were on specialty vehicles. for example, the price of a porsche macan is up 23% $16,000 higher. deep wranglers are averaging nearly $9000 above the m s. r p well. starbucks is formally responding to concerns over the prospect of the u. s. supreme court overturning roe v. wade jetblue has launched a hostile takeover bid for spirit airlines to low cost flyers battling it out, and cook is upstairs with dollars and cents , battling over the cost as well . jetblue going directly to spirit airlines shareholders with a $30 a share offer as it tries to convince them that is a

better deal. than the planned merger with frontier, however, that offer now $3 less per share than last month. spirits board has said it is more likely to avoid antitrust issues if it continues with its merger with frontier. that story ongoing we'll keep you updated. stocks dropped when the opening bell ring this morning. but the airlines mostly higher as travel heats up, despite that pilot shortage heading into that very important traveling season this summer, taking a live look at the numbers, those stocks headed lower right off the bat and stayed about the same level. dow jones down just slightly now, but the s and p 500 down about a third of a percent, the nasdaq slipping more than 100 points. this morning. that's almost a full percentage point. starbucks has announced it will help cover the costs for employees who need to travel outside their state for some personal healthcare, starbucks joining amazon, apple and salesforce and announcing that it will cover eligible travel expenses for employees who are seeking gender affirming procedures or an abortion. company says its healthcare plan

has covered gender reassignment surgery since 2012 rising interest rates, adding to the cost of a mortgage, and it may come as a surprise to some people. the wall street journal reports if you paid a deposit on a new home in 2021, that is under construction, your monthly payment may be based on a mortgage rate of 3% or less, however. now that mortgage rates have climbed more than 5% your monthly payment, maybe hundreds of dollars more than you expected unless you locked in your right. california cannabis growers may get a tax break. governor newsom is proposing eliminating the state's cultivation tax as part of his state budget proposal. now, the governor said, it's part of a move to bolster the legal pot industry and reduce the influence of the black market. one analysis from the reason foundation says the loss in tax revenue would come back to the state in the form of increased sales. however dispensary owners say it's not enough to bolster the marijuana economy. i'm pam

cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. alright. thanks pam. well santa rosa is going to allow 200 electric scooters on city streets in a pilot program that's going to start this summer. the scooter company. bird rides won the bidding process for that city permit. like other e scooter programs, there is no central spot to rent those scooters from they are used and then left forever. the writer stops at the end of the one year trial period, the city will evaluate how things went. and then we'll decide if it wants to continue with the program. 48 1 last check about what you're getting behind the wheel or on mass transit. let's wrap up this monday commute. sell what? garcia and claudine you know that saving gas means not idling in traffic, and right now is a decent time to go. i think that some of that traffic has become better. and you make it some better mileage that includes san francisco, where we had just a bunch of slow traffic. things are getting better. not completely clear, though, if you you know some people just wait until this clears up the bay bridge. looks a little bit slow , as you can see, there have

been no major issues here, but i just want to show you a highway four is much better from bay point to concord. so things are getting better and again if you can, and you can adjust your commute to when the mileage is just, you know, you get better mileage when you're not i like 8 48. he's a man who always gets good mileage. you come in at four. in the morning, you get good miles. although it's busier than you think, right? yes, the morning never used to be, but it is now. alright pretty good fog bank out there. there are breaks in it, but we've ramped it up, and it's also been a windy pattern. i don't see that changing anytime soon. a good friend chloe up and clear like a windy monday morning and lovely lake county, augusta, 35, mph and forties for lows countywide this morning. how about attempts now. well, i see. fifties and sixties upper lake 53, kelsey ville 58 middletown 63. but there were a lot of forties we're seeing fifties now and sixties. we are running a little cooler, though due to the increase in the low cloud deck,

the wind there was the big story here. ultimate i passed, i think is the leader of the pack at 61 mph black diamond mines out by in between antioco and also clayton. 56 mph sfo yesterday. 45 san francisco and brisbane also yesterday, 41 mph pleasant and petaluma san mateo valero all over 35 to 30. about 40 miles an hour. pretty good, robust fog bank. i mean the water temperature just amazingly cold. still san francisco bowie dropped right back down to a cold 49. when you have water temps this cold and you notice that we've had, like two events where we got warm. they were one and done. that's because another system sweeps by to the north, and that's been the pattern is preventing the high in the desert southwest from building northward. now it's hot down there, but we are in between we get the lowest of the north and the height of the south, so one day will warm up. another day we call down and get the win. well today is that day where we cool down and get the win. mount diablo has been groups of gust about 40 miles an hour 45 only 37, but they are warming up a little bit to 57 degrees.

fifties on most of the temps, although brent was far and away out front there, but a couple of sixties walnut creek, palo alto, sunnyvale in there as well, but as long as these lows keep moving into the pacific northwest that prevents us from warming up too much too soon, so we get a warm up then it cools right back down. 50 60 seventies . while today's a cooler day wednesday will be a warmer, we'll get a cooler one thursday back to warmer friday that looks good going into the weekend. alright thanks, steve. we're coming up on mornings onto the nine. he did it all the baseball field, including winning four world series titles, and now bernie williams is a grammy nominated musician, raising awareness about lung disease, and he'll join us live in studio at nine to discuss his post baseball career. and while he'll be at the oakland coliseum tonight, also, he's a big rival for 49ers fans, but he's also a northern california product. pete carroll is being honored by his alma

comg working on self driving truck says it's hit a major milestone, san francisco based embarks as it just passed the test for self driving trucks operating during winter road conditions. the company creates software that operates self driving trucks for long haul trucking companies embark is hoping it can help resolve the shortage of cross country truck drivers by having people drive in cities and let robotics software take over driving on highways as the summer travel season is about to shift into high gear. travelers at sfo and other major airports say they're carefully considering airfares when they make plans to get out of town. the federal government report airfares last month were 33% higher than they were in april of last year. during the pandemic prices were artificially low as demand was low. what we're seeing is essentially everything normalized now back to pre pandemic this year, we have really seen demand return a month a month bookings are increasing. other travel experts

agree that's the case with international travel for domestic flights. travelers seem to be willing to wait until ticket prices are what they consider reasonable. reasonable prices might not last long, though, was rising fuel prices are impacting ticket costs and more and more flights are being canceled due to a shortage of pilots and flight attendants. amtrak says its passenger train service between seattle and canada won't resume until the end of this year due to staffing shortages. amtrak had originally planned to get trains on that route against sometime this spring. those plans are now on hold due to a worker shortage affecting the nation's commuter rail system. amtrak first stopped at seattle to in vancouver service in may of 2020 when the canadian border was closed in the early days of the pandemic. spacex is on pace to break the record for the most launches in a single year. three. two. one. do dishes. elon musk's company had two launches

to put starlink satellites into orbit this past weekend, one from santa barbara county on friday and the other from florida on saturday that gives space x 20 successful launches since january. the record is 31 , which spacex set last year. ad launch more than 52 rockets before the end of the year in 2000, and one the total number of launches from earth into space was just 51. congress will hold its first public hearing on ufos and more than 50 years tomorrow. the hearing will focus on the pentagon group that's been investigating ufo sightings in restricted airspace. a report released last summer examined 144 cases. the government could only explain one an nfl coach who grew up in marin county, was honored by his college alma mater, the university of pacific and stockton bestowed an honorary phd on seahawks head coach pete carroll during commencement ceremonies this past weekend. carol earned his bachelor's and master's degree at you, opie and played for the tigers football team, he says. that's where he learned the first lessons he used to win a super bowl title for seattle and

two national college championships with usc. the culture that we have created around our teams over the years and in the philosophy and the approach and the uncompromising principles that were built on for all founded here, this was a very, very meaningful time, so to come back the recognition that you know, i'm humbled by that. carol says he enjoyed the ceremony being back on the, um campus, but he had to get back to seattle. the seahawks start organized team activities next monday, and he says he wants everything to be in place for a strong season. there is a new art installation focusing on social justice in frank ogawa plaza outside oakland city hall. it's called societies cage. the artists say the name refers to the societal constraints that limit prosperity in the black community. the art pieces, an open air pavilion featuring 500 hanging steel bars that form a cube. the artists say they hope the installation will spur people to reflect on racial biases while also providing a space for sharing and healing. when visitors arrive and

experienced this installation. they are they are standing underneath the figurative weight of racism. this is this is literally a mathematical expression of 400 years of racialized state violence informed. the art piece originated in washington, d. c on the national mall in response to the 2020 murders of george floyd and brianna taylor. this is the first west coast installation societies. cage will be in frank egawa plaza until may. 30th doctors are suggesting that people spend time in nature to boost your health researchers at ucsf found that patients who spent time in open air have seen positive effects on their health. doctors across the country are prescribing patients to spend time outdoors to treat conditions like anxiety, depression and high blood pressure. they are recommending that you walk or spend time with others outside as possible options. previous studies show spending at least two hours outside a week, has several health benefits for the first time in 13 years. california has a new state park. the dos rios ranch park will be about 10

miles southeast of tracy 40 miles east of san jose. in stennis loss county. it's about four miles in size. the areas expected to be open to the public by late next year. by 2027. it should offer visitors trails, picnic areas, restrooms . other basics. campgrounds could be opened by 2032. president biden set to travel to buffalo, new york this week, days after a gunman shot and killed 10 people inside a supermarket heavy once again. but a resolve. must never ever waver. the latest on the alleged attacker, who was already known to police. plus practice and preparation for the summer fires . you can't expect smoke if you drive through some parts of the east bay today, we're out there live with the important exercises that are getting underway this morning. and you may remember him for his four world series titles. but today he's stepping back on the diamond in a new role. new york yankees great bernie