the above los angeles account taking us above los angeles city hall. i'm alex michaelson. see you next week for more of the issue is. i tr place. fire crews in solano county, gaining ground this morning on a grass fire that forced evacuations, crews say could be the cause of that fast moving fire also ahead. is this huge crisis mad scramble dietitians, doctors, nurses, colin patients twitching formulas trying to figure out what it worked for different formulas. the u. s military is stepping in to help with the baby formula shortage. how an operation overseas is expected to ease the shortage here in the united states. plus the warriors are taken on the mavericks in game three of the western conference finals. we'll show you where you can catch

tonight's game. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto and good morning to you. welcome the mornings onto on this sunday. may 22nd i'm claudine wong. good morning, one at all. happy sunday. let's get you outside. looks like another lovely day with temps. preston 90, i guess again today, right? yes today going to be a lot like yesterday low sixties at the coast seventy's around the bay nearly 90 degrees inland under mostly sunny skies. just a little patchy fog out there this morning. the winds will be generally light, with an afternoon sea breeze picking up i'll have a look at what you can expect. for your neighborhood plus into the extended forecast . hot weather on the way more on this coming up. sounds good. thank you. rosemary topping our news firefighters in solano county now gaining some ground on a big grassfire. near vacaville. ktvu is tom baker joins us live with new information of the quail fire, which started yesterday. afternoon, tom. good morning. magnificent progress overnight. i want you to take a look over

here. this is the scar burn. that's a very large scar, but you see, no smoke. we don't see much fire apparatus up there. although there are people up there mopping up to be sure. but that situation now seems to be done because luckily, they got to this quick enough, and they had enough people and enough aircraft to do that, because there weren't fires everywhere else, so they kind of really we're lucky. in fact, the area here has not burned in a long, long time. but they surely surely dodged a bullet. darn foolishness this fire. didn't have to start. i saw them cutting it, but i went on over to my place and i didn't see it ignite. now the cutting that, of course, was somebody who was a neighbor who was cutting grass late in the afternoon when you shouldn't do that, because obviously, any spark will start something. the quail fire, which started mid afternoon yesterday , burned 150 acres, helicopters

and other craft recalled in giving the ground crews a big assist. in the windswept fire battle by 7 15 last night it was 45% contained and the evacuation order was reduced to an evacuation warning. but the bottom line of all of this is that the situation here is definitely dodging a bullet. luckily these firefighters did a terrific job. they did a terrific job. and they put it out. how we came up here to see what was going on. but the reality is we're going to remain in up here all morning. because this is an area highly prone to fire. they've been windswept for last 23 days, and because of that, the fuel here the grass especially is dry, and if you get any kind of wind whatsoever that fire will run as it did obviously yesterday, and so we will be on watch up here to see what's going on. bring you more as we are able to get closer in

to get more information if it's available tom vacar ktvu box two news, all right, we'll check in with you in a bit. thanks so much. tom quayle fire is just one of four big wildfires burning across the state this morning. check out that map there under screen. we got smoke from the 36 acre owens fire in mendocino county prompted an air quality advisory. from many parts of the bay area today, and the largest wildfire is the edmonston fire in current county fire says it is burned nearly 700 acres since it started on thursday, and it is now 65% contained. fire crews managed to keep those flames away from homes and other buildings, and there are no reports of any injuries. investigators are still trying to determine a cause, and firefighters in yuba county are still putting out hot spots from the golden fire that started on friday, just south of the small town of camped annville. it's now fully contained after burning 20 acres , no home for lost or damage that causes also under investigation and stay with mornings on two for updates on these fires that are burning

across the state. you can get updates anytime on our ktvu news app. it is free to download from your app store. time now is 704 . the fires now burning across the state are reminder. california is now moving into the most dangerous period of our fire season and sonoma county's emergency response agencies holding a wildfire evacuation drill this morning people living in two neighborhoods in the city of sonoma. will evacuate to the campus sonoma valley high school . similar evacuation drill will take place in sonoma county next month, president biden wraps up his three day trip to south korea today. the president has been focused on the war in ukraine during much of his time in south korea. yesterday president biden signed a $40 billion package of new military and humanitarian assistance to ukraine while attending an event in seoul. this latest aid package is viewed as a sign that the u. s and its allies are preparing for a long and difficult conflict in a war that began nearly three months ago.

and this is president biden's first trip to south korea as america's commander in chief, the president told south korean leaders at the war. ukraine underscores the need for the us to maintain its strong military and economic ties with its allies and says the u. s has had a close relationship with the south korean government ever since the korean war. our armed forces stand side by side. standing sentinel. on a peninsula. for seven decades to preserve the peace. and make possible that shared prosperity. president biden says the u. s and south korea are considering expanding military exercises in and around the korean peninsula . that move would be in response to north korea's missile and nuclear program. the oakland police department is now released. body camera video shoot shooting that happened last fall. both a police officer and a suspect were injured in that gunfire. let me see you

here. this happened on september , the 21st investigators say suspect jeffrey alan carter opened fire on two officers near 22nd and telegraph avenue. one of the officers who was hit in the leg. carter was wounded when both officers shot back. both carter and the officer of recovered from their gunshot wounds. carter was charged with attempted murder, along with assault and weapons charges. oakland police officers association releasing this statement in response to that just released video. these officers unflinchingly responded to an unprovoked attack protecting each other and our community when faced with this deadly threat, they showed courage and bravery under fire. the video shows what oakland police are made up. what happened today, law enforcement agencies in santa clare county are hosting a gun buyback event in milpitas, and anyone can exchange their guns for cash. no questions asked. the county is going to buy back up to $50,000

worth of guns as part of its efforts to reduce gun violence and get weapons out of the community. the gun buyback begins at nine o'clock this morning at the milpitas community center, which is on calvary's boulevard. so are you ready for a little basketball hope so because game three of the western conference finals tips off tonight in dallas. the words are up two games to none and that series and if you would like to watch the game with your fellow dubs fans or a number of watch parties tell you about the warriors, of course, hosting the biggest event right outside chase center at thrive city. the game will be shown on their giant outdoor video board. in the east bay, the alameda theater is keeping up its tradition of hosting watch parties as well. you do need to book tickets for a seat in the theater. if you want to check that out, tip off tonight. six o'clock. in dallas. i'll be watching good night to watch a little basketball. good day to get out and just bring that sunblock. i was digging through my cabinet yesterday. i'm like it is time. yes and then you

have all those bottles that are half empty. fired have you been in my house? for sure. yeah and you know today is going to be a lot like yesterday. so very mild to warm depending on where you are, but as we get into the business week, we'll go from nearing 90 degrees today to nearing 100 for some, so the heat is going to be on our show you that coming up in just a little bit. let's focus on your bay area sunday outside our doors. we've got sfo there in view, and you can see a little bit of patchy fog. also notice at the bottom of your screen that big large bush not moving around a whole lot. the winds are generally light and calm and we do have mostly clear skies over the region right now, a little bit of patchy fog right along the coastline, half moon bay reporting three miles visibility. you can see some right there between pacifica moving over towards ocean beach, although it doesn't look like a lot. a little bit right inside the bag, and that's about it. the winds are calm in santa rosa nevado, oakland. good morning to you at three. mph fairfield, a

little bit of it onshore breeze this morning at nine mph our temperatures in the fifties. for most, we have a few trailing behind areas like half moon bay reporting. 46 santa rosa reporting 48 49 for you, nevado. meanwhile, you go inland east bay. and you never really cooled off brentwood. you're already 61 at this hour 54 in the south bay over san jose afternoon highs for today. 5 to 10 degrees above average a lot like yesterday. 85 in santa rosa upper sixties for san francisco will go mid seventies for oakland, 84 in livermore in 83 over san jose. i better look at the afternoon highs for the rest of the region today and that big heat up coming our way in the extended forecast after the break. thank you, rosemary also coming up here on mornings on two on this sunday, a suspected dui crash in the east bay kills a horse and leaves the writer seriously injured warning from authorities. after that deadly collision. also ahead, the air force is stepping in to help with the baby formula shortage

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formula in the u. s. abbott nutrition, which is one of the largest producers has been shut down since february as investigators address contamination concerns. that plant is expected to be backed up and running next week on the coronavirus front this morning. a bay area school district is part of a pilot program that's using a unique method to keep the coronavirus. from spreading among its students. it's testing air and waste water for covid-19 ktvu zan rubin tells us how it works. the memo. park city school district. they're not only testing students for covid . they're also sampling the air and waste water at school in testing that, too. it's part of a new pilot program with a company called concentric by gingko. and with stanford. we reached out to stanford university and said, hey, can we be a part of this? are you interested in learning about what's happening at k 12 schools to they were for now, the pilot study is small with menlo is the sole participant and they're

only testing it two of their schools, but the hope is by monitoring air and water. scientists can see covid spikes or even new variants coming, so we would like to get to a place where we can provide californians and nationally, this sort of pathogen map to let folks know when things look good , and when we need to take precautions, researchers say environmental testing also has the advantage of being less invasive. no swabs needed. hopefully maybe this will become sort of the normal way of testing for pathogens out of school population. the air testing is only just begun, and they're still experimenting with what equipment works best. sampling has been going on for a few weeks. final results won't come until summer, but the school district is already getting helpful updates. and so what we're seeing right now is we are seeing an uptick in the rates of covid in our sewage and what? how we responded is by reaching out to the community and saying hey, now is the time

to put the mask back on the pilot program is expected to last eight weeks, although the end date may be flexible. no word on whether it might be expanded next year in menlo park and ruben ktvu, fox two news health officials across our country or monitoring a number of new cases of monkeypox. while it's not as contagious as covid doctors are trying to prevent the current outbreak from getting much worse. on friday, the cdc issued a warning to doctors across the country to be on the lookout for symptoms of the virus that begins with a rash, which then turns into bombs filled with pus and usually runs its course between 2 to 4 weeks with flu like symptoms, experts say monkey pox , it's usually confined to west africa. but this year europe has seen at least 70 confirmed cases and two right here in the us something that's spreading through social networks and because it lacks some of those

prior epidemiological characteristics. we may miss cases, cases may have the opportunity to spread and that's likely going to cause more cases to be found in the coming days and weeks. monkey pox generally requires close physical contact or bodily fluids to transmit right now there is no treatment for that virus happening today, people who live in alameda county can drop off hazardous waste. some common hazardous items include electronic small appliances, batteries, paint propane. and cleaning products, experts say these items should never be thrown in the trash, flushed down the toilet or dumped into a drain or storm sewer because they are harmful to the environment. that free event does begin at nine this morning. that will be at the pleasant and fairgrounds 7 17. let's say good morning to rosemary. intubations your weather sixties at the coast in your nineties inland for today. so very enjoyable. we're going to be well above average, but

then things really turn hot getting into the business week. i'm going to show you that in the extended forecast, let's take a look at what is happening outside our doors at this hour. a beautiful view over mount diablo. we do have mostly sunny skies to start the morning. as we get into the afternoon will continue with the mostly clear skies, saying just a little bit of patchy fog ride along the coastline at this time, the dry pattern continuing as we get into the days ahead. for today, as we mentioned right before the break anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees above the seasonal average. look at the numbers outside right now. a little bit cool. start in some areas. we've got 48 for you. half moon by upper forties in nevada 48 in santa rosa. meanwhile, around the bay low fifties and hayward for the inland east base 63 in brentwood, 56 over areas of concord. so from cool to areas like brentwood already starting out very mild. if you're going to see the giants play today, another beautiful day at oracle park game time 15 67 degrees with the rest westbury east about 15, mph or so, so nice and

mild with clear skies, but that onshore breeze once it turns on in the afternoon, things can really cool down fairly quickly. so perhaps a layer or two if you are going to see the ballgame, 69 degrees the will go mid eighties for santa rosa 84 napa and conquered upper eighties expected in antioch are south bay 85 over morgan hill. so this is definitely enjoyable compared to what we are going to see getting into the coming days. if you don't like the heat. it's going to be very uncomfortable getting into monday, right now. tuesday looks to be the hottest day so going from today into tomorrow will notice a bit of warming around the bay. nearing 80 degrees low nineties expected in limb then nearing 100 degrees from monday into tuesday, so a pretty robust heat up coming our way. thankfully it doesn't really last temperatures are back down a few degrees wednesday and then the cooling will continue getting into thursday when our pay area communities are in the seventies

and our inland cities back into the eighties back to you. alright thanks. rosemary morial day is right around the corner and gas prices may have you rethinking your holiday plans why? experts say even the alternatives to driving maybe still out of reach for many budgets ahead if you've ever signed up for extending that car warning, you could be in for a little payday up next. why you may be eligible for a refund when we come back. 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.

shod a 2.1% unemployment rate for april. statewide the unemployment rate declined from 4.9% in march, 23.8% last month. and order is soon going to be home to hyundai's first electric vehicle plant and battery manufacturing facility in the u. s the automaker is investing close to $5.5 billion into that new factory. which will create 8100 jobs. construction on that facility scheduled to start early next year. has caused buying a new or used car continues to go up. experts are saying to keep your car past 200,000 miles, or buy one that will analysts say, should start with a vehicle that has a proven track record of reliability.

according to consumer reports, some good options for vehicles that can take you beyond 200,000 miles are toyota camry or a prius, honda accord or civic or even a nissan ultima, among others, but there are some secrets to help in your car. go that extra mile. stay on top of problems involved in maintenance schedule for your car. don't delay routine oil and filter changes, belt replacements or tire rotations. experts say that you should also buy original equipment from name brand suppliers to guarantee you're buying quality parts. well, if you recently sold a car, you may be owed some money. as heather sullivan tells us car dealerships don't always tell you about a refund. they may owe you by law. have you sold a car that was still under extended warranty? it happens more often than you think. my experience 25% of the people that have a service contract traded told the vehicle prior to expiration with approximately 40% of the

contract remaining. that's seven million people. so far, average refund has been $1312 patron with cancel my warranty, says the dealership that soldier the warranty. may not notify you. you're entitled to a refund. you have an extended warranty, but the cancelation means they have to return the remaining fortune of their profit that ties to what was unused. you can also cancel a warranty if you still have the car, but no longer want the coverage and haven't met the mileage limits. the majority of those contracts are cancel at any time for any reason. and the way it works is you get a pro rated refund of the unused portion. ah generally there's going to be a cancelation fee, which is typically $50. if you're still paying the vehicle. note the refund will go to the lien holder toward your payments . you can ask for a warranty, refund yourself or hire an attorney or service, such as canceled my warranty, which charges a percentage of the

refund caps out, but on average , it's going to be, you know, a few $100. here are the steps to cancel an extended warranty, find the paperwork and see who to contact or reach out to the dealerships, finance manager or office manager keep a copy of the cancelation form or the letter that you submit and be sure that you follow up in a few weeks. all good advice. that was heather sullivan reporting. if you want some quick cash, you might want to think about turning in your old cell phones to a new study from emc systems finds 66% of cellphone owners are leaving some 50 to 60. billion dollars worth of old phones in drawers, but you can turn them in for quick cash or gift cards. on average. each phone is worth about 140 bucks. the older versions. phones can go anywhere frightened, like maybe $50, so the higher newer stuff playing maybe 3 $300 or so

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that cruz say could be the cause of that fast moving fire also ahead. we have had several incidences with horses and vehicles out here. this is a country road, their narrow dark area at night. a suspected drunk driver hits and kills a horse on a road in eastern contra costa county details behind that crash next from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. alright well, oracle's usually kind of busy at least three or four years ago. the warriors are playing tonight. they're on the road at dallas. it's game three all eyes on them. and if you're driving on 8 80, you don't have

a lot of company either. it's pretty pretty quiet out there. i saw paul mccartney there a couple weeks ago. he was fabulous. still got it. he'll be 80 in a couple of weeks. hardwick amazing. i digress. a little. good morning. happy sunday. welcome the morning san too. i'm frank ballot. wong. yes, you wake up early on a sunday morning, and it's already bright out by six a.m. and the sun is shining. it's warming up right away and i mean, we're just moving towards these. i temperatures quickly. yes, and i think a lot of people looking forward to today enjoyed yesterday. today a near repeat, as you said, mostly clear skies already this morning temperatures ranging from the upper forties to sixties depending on where you live this morning, i'll have a look at those numbers as well as the afternoon highs. we are going to get into some very hot weather, especially inland. better details in the extended forecast coming up. alright thanks, rosemary. well, topping our news firefighters in solano county are now gaining ground on a big grassfire near vacaville. let's go to ktvu is tom baker, who joins us with new information

about the quail fire, which started yesterday afternoon. good morning to you, tom. good morning to you. i just want you to take a look. it's pretty much all over. but the crying right now. there are still cruise up there mopping up, but the reality of situation is that big scar that you're looking at ah goes down beneath that ridge in front of it in their houses back there, and those people were in a situation where they had a lot to fear, including one man that you're going to meet. all of this got started simply because it is believed, and the person was cited that they were cutting their grass at the worst time you could possibly cut your grass. at the peak of the heat and at the peak of the winds, and as a result that windswept fire happened now i must say that the reality of the situation is that they were able to dodge a bullet here. darn foolishness this fire. didn't have to start. i saw them

cutting it, but i went on over to my place. and i didn't see it ignite. the quail fire, which started mid afternoon yesterday , burned 150 acres and forced many evacuations. helicopters and other aircraft were called in giving ground crews a huge assist in battling the wind slept. it was the windswept buyer, but by 7 15 last night it was 45% contained in the evacuation orders reduced to an evacuation. warning. luckily these firefighters did a terrific job. they did a terrific job. and they put it out. so no matter where you're cutting grass, especially if you've got high grasses around you, it is a good idea to never do it after 10 o'clock in the morning, and if you can avoid it at all, it's a good idea to do it as little as possible. because at this point in time, at least here in the central valley this is now getting to

the point where it's pretty well dried out because of all the winds have been blowing in the last couple of days. one of the reasons we're staying here is we're kind of on stand by to see if anything else happens. but we'll get more information for you as we go on and explain to you how some of the things happen. reporting live. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. all right. thank you so much, tom. we'll check in and just a bit. sonoma state university held its commencement ceremony and honored a student who died last summer. google alan ramirez. ramirez was awarded a bachelor's degree in business posthumously , his three younger brothers, you see them there, matthew, cb and max, along with his friend david walked across that stage. to receive his certificate. and then after the ceremony, the family went to the memorial just outside of sonoma states campus . that's where hugo ramirez was hit and killed by a car as he walked across the street last july. ramirez grew up in concord and went to day lasalle high school and then went on to play

soccer for sonoma state would have been the first member of his family to graduate from college. new this morning. chp is investigating a deadly solo car crash on a san jose freeway. it was first reported shortly before 10 o'clock last night on interstate 2 80 near the 8 80 interchange. chp says the car flew off the freeway landed on the lanes of 2 80, killing that driver lines at 2 88 now back open after being closed for more than three hours, and eastern contra costa county, a suspected drunk driver has been arrested after authorities say he hit and killed a horse. this happened just after 9 30 on friday night along delta road in nights in the writer was flown to john muir medical center due to the distance and the driver managed to walk away. but in handcuffs as you can see arrested on suspicion of the u. i a neighbor says many people drive far too fast, and he routinely finds plenty of evidence of drinking. out on that road as well. ready

clean. keep the road fund as clean as we can. but i'm always finding beer bottles, vodka bottles, whiskey bottles up and down the whole street. authorities say they've had several incidences with horses and vehicles in that area, and you're going out after dark to wear something that's either bright or reflective. in el cerrito. police are asking for the public's help define three men who they say attacked and robbed a woman at a bar station. investigators say the men kidnapped pistol whipped and robbed a woman around 10 40 friday night near the del norte bart station. authorities say after taking the victim's belongings. the woman was forced from her car on blake street, and at least one of the men fired a shot during that robbery officers arrived and found the woman lying in the street. she was taken to the hospital, and there is no word this morning on her condition. memorial day weekend, coming up very quickly next week. gas prices may have many people rethinking their holiday plans to here in the bay

area gas prices among the highest in the nation a gallon of regular and let it will set you back. on average. it's 6 30 now. in san francisco. the price to the pump a bit cheaper in oakland, where a gallon of regular will cost you 6 17 san jose, one cent cheaper sitting at $6. and 16 cents, no bargain and it's very similar story across the country. nationwide average for a gallon of regular has gone up 10 cents and just a week and it's showing no signs of going down. according to triple a that nationwide averages only $4.59 a gallon. experts say that it might be time to tighten your belt and conserve wherever you can. all the speed limit, the faster the vehicle is moving, the more fuel you're burning. so if you decrease your freeway speeds by 5 to 10 mph, you can actually increase your fuel economy by up to 14. for those who are still way in their options for travel over the big memorial day weekend, experts say that flying also isn't getting any cheaper

either is ticket prices for air travel. continue to go up as folks just want to get away? all right time now is 7 37. and yes, we are excited to announce zip trips. they are back every year we take the show on the road and visit towns and cities across the bay area. and this year we are kicking things off in the north bay that we are will be up in petaluma in two weeks. june the third nine o'clock on our morning show that we're off to union city beneath to santa clara, pacifica, dublin and martinez for the finale. we're excited to get back out there and showcase your great cities. and of course, all the greatest hits will be back, including taste of the town with sal and zip trip trivia, and you're doing a lot of features as well . right hometown spotlights. we love to highlight different groups and people in those cities, so it's always a really good time. and i really nice too. take these cities and really, for all of us. i think here to a city that we may know.

and then we get to know even more, uh and really so many remarkable things about the bay area, excited to have been a petaluma already. but aisha talking to some of the folks and they can't wait to have us in town. and if you're getting around town today, think you're gonna like the weather? rosemary your water. have your sunblock. we've got some nice weather coming our way. if you liked yesterday, you're gonna like today. we're seeing a near repeat out there a little bit of patchy fog along the coastline this morning. in fact, here's a nice view of the golden gate bridge where it's a little harder to see this morning and you can see that marine layer and you can see how that patchy fog is pulling into the bay little bit of a visibility issue over areas like half moon bay. we're down to about three miles . this should be okay. but you are going to find a little bit along highway one this morning. san francisco. partly cloudy skies 52 degrees for you at this hour santa rosa, one of the cooler spots this morning at 48. we have 56 conquered 54 in carlos san carlos, as well as san jose. the winds are generally light more on that in

just a moment, half moon bay now reporting 2.5 miles of visibility. got a little bit inside the san pablo bay. outside of that we're looking good for folks that are on the roadways this morning. you shouldn't have any trouble due to the fog, a little bit of patchy fog over areas of monterey and closer to santa cruz. this morning as well. our temperatures are going to be anywhere from sixties at the coast to upper eighties inland for today and our winds right now at sfo reporting 12 mph com hayward as well as livermore and a light breeze over san jose. the average compared to what we are going to see for the afternoon today, santa rosa typically 76 this time of year. going to 85 san francisco, you'll be five degrees above the seasonal norm 84 for you. livermore 83 expected over san jose. these are areas that are in the eighties could eventually get into the mid nineties, perhaps even a bit hotter as we get into tuesday more on this in the extended forecast coming up alright. thanks rosemary with the first shipments from

operation fly formula are set to go out today. coming up in the eight o'clock hour of mornings on to what the u. s military is doing to try to get baby formula back on those store shelves. also ahead. it was well kept secret for more than five decades. coming up, we will introduce you to a san jose woman who's being called vietnam's first rockstar. that story much more when we come back.

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well of asian american and pacific islander heritage month continues this morning with the secret past of a woman from san jose. she spent years helping her husband at his job raising their family. quite a departure from the remarkable life she had back in saigon that she never talked about. i had the pleasure of meeting and getting to know the woman who is being called vietnam's first rock star. the drop of a needle on a decades old vinyl and just like that, you are transported back in time through the voice of a teenage girl growing up in 19 sixties saigon. um 12 years old and. one of mm music session in my neighbor. and tell me how to

sing. by the tom was singing evy evening at the nightclubs. now even at 77, tam says when she closes her eyes, she remembers when i sing and my eyes closed. and i think about you know, that's why my feeling and my emotion back then, she says, all anyone wanted to hear was american rock and roll. some like a swing and some blue, you know, i love paris. why away? do i love paris? because my love is he here, but she also spent time in the recording studio, although there she only sang vietnamese rock them now. no no

money they don't want except to regarding american song at that time, all the vietnamese in the mid sixties she met her husband , and she says she thought that was the end of that story. came to us is 1975. yeah. the end of april. and why did you come here? because the communists over the south vietnam, you know that's why i have to go. she settled in the south bay, where she and her husband raised three children. her oldest daughter, hannah, says there was always music in their lives. it was singing in the kitchen at the karaoke machine in the car, and , um over the phone, but tam never talked about her past or the fact that she's been called vietnam's first rock star. in fact, it wasn't until 2019 when a movie producer wanted to use what they thought was one of tim's songs that she told hannah about her past life, i say

before i am am singer. i have an album. yeah, believe you. i don't know. and i was like, okay , tomey. okay let's go back. let's rewind told me all about the song and the movie and the recording. you recorded a song. that they want to use. and that started me rolling and researching and emailing and spending countless hours online. trying to figure out my mom's passed. that's amazing, like the whole time, uncovering and going really? yes exactly. more incredible was the unbelievable collection of tam's music that had been preserved by fans from around the world. i had no idea that this group of people, um we're out there, salvaging. pre

summary five music that has been destroyed by war and neglect. and um, really, rachel. but those vinyls had been worn down by time. i was floored by the story. that's when hannah found a london based independent producer, mark burgess. so hannah reached out to me and i signed up immediately. i was sold what we're lucky us sort os fragmented puzzle of vietnamese music and understanding vietnams still very much a work in progress. it's the story of her mother that hannah is just getting to know, translated all of the songs. from vietnamese to english. she looks so country but she's singing rock and roll rock and roll. i like this one because you are very strong and a little bit. um. mean looking.

but very sexy, sexy, sexy, a story told every time tam closes her eyes and sings. you're open y. and blows me inside. i every time the cd plays or this needle takes a turn. the story of the music and the girl. you could keep a secret for like a super long time. five years finally a secret. no more world will always. welcomes lover. as time. good news. bye. where the

musical collection is called magical night, saigon, surf twist and soul and her music is available on sublime frequencies . it's going to ship out next month. it comes with those booklets, which just more on her remarkable story. tom is just charming and lovely and was such a pleasure to meet point she can still sing to absolutely great piece. well it is harvey milk day in san francisco. the castro is set to celebrate today would have been mr milks 92nd birthday . local politicians, along with friends and colleagues and milk will be there to host the celebration. friends of harvey milk plaza will be offering virtual tours of the redesigned plaza made in his honor. milk of course, was a gay rights activists and a san francisco politician. he was assassinated inside city hall back in 1978, along with the mayor. today's ceremony runs from noon until five o'clock in the castro.

right time now is 7 50. let's talk about our weather. things are warming up pretty quickly out there. rosemary oroczo mew nitties. meanwhile in the north bay if you areas still trailing behind in the upper forties but we will rebound getting into the next hour or so, with mostly clear skies overhead, a little bit of patchy fog out there. here's a view over san jose got a little bit of haste to start the morning storm tracker to bird's eye view over the bay area that patchy fog along the coastline, bringing visibility down half moon bay reporting. 2.5 miles. seeing some ride along areas over monterey as well and then more fog right down along the coastline if you take a look at central and southern california the storm track to the north of us not going to come our way in the next few days, in fact of high pressure is going to build in and that is going to take our temperatures upward as we get into the week ahead. here's a look at the future cast model. so for today tomorrow tuesday into wednesday again. we're

looking at warmer weather. we do see the pattern change, though. here's the time stamp on thursday and notice into the pacific northwest, even northern california back with the possibility of a little bit of wet weather, don't see any wet weather coming our way, but it is going to trigger a cool down. but temperatures are going to get really hot between now and then. temperatures right now. 50 degrees in san francisco in the north bay, 48% arosa for the inner east bay 58 1 at creek, one of the warmer spots right now, 66 in brentwood. far south bay, 54 over san jose san jose, a nice day coming your way, upper seventies right by lunchtime and then low eighties in the forecast for you once again, well above the seasonal norm. meanwhile along the peninsula 78 for san mateo 69 in the city of san francisco, you're going to see the giants this afternoon going to be nice for you there mid eighties and santa rosa 86 in concord. upper eighties in antioch, upper eighties areas going into the upper nineties by tuesday. here's a look at monday so we will see a notable jump come our

way for tomorrow. 80 degrees expected for our basic communities low nineties for inland communities. and then we're flirting with 100 degrees for some of those hotter spots on tuesday, upper eighties to near 90 degrees around the bay. that's a hot day, especially if you don't have the a c. meanwhile, the coast going to be nice upper sixties expected there wednesday. temperatures do begin to cool thursday even cooler, in fact, a huge drop 60 degrees at the coast upper seventies around the bay lower eighties expected inland back to you. thank you. rosemary over recession continued to mount coming up at eight o'clock hour here on mornings onto we're going to talk live with a financial advisor about how long dips in the stock market could last coming up. but first the giants of amped up security at san francisco's oracle park, the reason behind that latest move when

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other giants will try and salvage a game against padres. they lost the first two of the series, both by a single run and runs were scarce. last night at oracle thurday. manny machado takes carlos rodin deep for a solo bomb. that's his eight san diego goes up one. nothing down to nothing here at the giants finally get on the board, wilmer flores unloads a shot over the wall. solo home run to one game. there is some hope. bottom 91 on taylor rogers will get luiz gonzalez staring at strike three, and that's simple game padres over the giants and tough 21 loss. yesterday oracle park

increased security around the left field bleachers following an incident that involved fans that happened on friday night fans through multiple baseballs at san diego padre left fielder. jurickson profile earlier in the game, and then in the seventh inning, someone threw a beer onto the field and profiles direction. the giants said they did increase security because of the incidents. no word on how long that increased security presence will last. how about the a's down in anaheim taking on the angels? and this pretty much sums up their night, andrew velasquez will park out to run bomb is second of the year oakland paul's 53 and so cal. the two teams play the rubber game of that series. this afternoon. golf now tiger woods , calling it quits at the pga championship following his third round on saturday, the 15 time major winner announced he was withdrawing from the event after struggling physically during this third round on saturday where he carded. a nine over par

. 79 tigers never done that in a major. this was wood's second tournament back after that car crash in february. 2021 crash nearly cost woods his leg. tiger played in the masters. you recall back in april and has not heated up since after the round. he admitted he was sore and with little the game playing the final round today, he withdrew. no timeline. yet when woods may play again, but the u. s open is coming up in june. saturday night live closed out its 47th season last night, and the cast paid a brief but emotional tribute to three of the shows. biggest stars who will not be back next season. we're talking about kate mckinnon, pete davidson and eddie bryant, who are all leaving one of the show's biggest cast shakeups in years. they had started many of snl's most popular sketches during the past several years. alright they say everything is bigger in texas, and for one

toddler that apparently includes cheeseburger orders. the golden was stunned when she discovered that her two year old son and somehow grabbed her unlocked phone and then ordered 31 mcdonald's cheeseburgers. look at that hole there she now has plenty of cheeseburgers and it decent sized build a cost for those burgers, nearly $92, which of course included that 18% tip for the doordash driver who brought all that food. to her home was delivered to the home. yes you gotta go to doordash. that's why kids they already know they're like i'll take that . i'll take that call. the neighbors have a burger party. well after two year pandemic itis. oakland's greek festival is back. the event running all weekend long in the oakland hills and includes music, dancing, arts, crafts and, of course, lots of delicious greek food. it's sponsored by the greek orthodox cathedral of the ascension, and this year the festival is celebrating. its 50th year. the festival

continues today in the oakland hills and the food is good. there was coming our way with the wind blowing toward our place. well fire crews in solano county gaining ground this morning on a grass fire that did force evacuations will tell you what cruz say could be the cause of that fast moving fire also ahead. is this huge crisis mad scramble dietitians, doctors, nurses, colin patients twitching formulas trying to figure out what it worked for different formulas. the u. s military stepping in to help with the baby formula shortage. how an operation overseas is expected to ease the problem here in the us plus the warriors are taking on the mavericks. it is game three of the western conference finals. going to show you where you can catch tonight's game. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. and if you're just waking up stretching,

looking at your window thinking about the day ahead, check out that gorgeous shot of the san francisco skyline in the bay bridge. that little haze that we saw yesterday is back again today, but it does not stick around long. it does warm up pretty nicely. it is sunday, may 22nd good morning to you. thanks for waking up with us. i'm claudine wong. good morning, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat few grad parties. i'm sure this weekend a lot of folks out and about and guess what? you're delivering a perfect day. rosemary is nice. it's a little warm inland for sure. you need% your sunblock. you need your water. and if you're in the sun be prepared because temperatures in the eighties definitely. going to feel warm. but around the bay. we have a lot of seventies and if you enjoy the cooler weather while the coast still in the sixties, waking up with a little bit of patchy fog, we will be mostly sunny for today. temperatures very similar to yesterday before we really heated up getting into the business week, i'll have a look at what you can expect for today and the week ahead. coming up.

sounds great. thank you. rosemary tarp in our news at eight o'clock firefighters and solano county now gaining ground on a big grassfire near vacaville. ktvu is. tom baker joins us live with some new information on the quail fire, which started yesterday. afternoon, tom. good morning. it started yesterday afternoon. but i want you take a look at the scar because it's actually a lot bigger than it looks, but it's started in the afternoon, but it was over basically by midnight in terms of open plains, but they've been up there cleaning up and making sure that no embers get into other areas of the winds come up. i just want you to know something by this time in the last five years this time of year this day there were 1536 fires so far this year, 2000 this is one place that surely dodged a bullet. darn foolishness. this fire. didn't have to start. i saw them cutting it, but i went on over to my place. and i didn't see it

ignite. the quail fire, which started mid afternoon yesterday , burned about 150 acres and forced evacuations, helicopters and other aircraft recalled in giving ground crews. a huge assist in battling the wind slipped swept fires now by 7 15 last night. it was 45% contained , and by midnight, it was essentially out the evacuation order was reduced to an evacuation warning. these firefighters did a terrific job. they did a terrific job. and they put it out. one of the biggest problems here is that this valley has not murdered much in the last 2030 years. and what that means is there's plenty of stuff here to burn. and that is a problem because folks have gotten a real wake up here and again. it happened because somebody did the automate taboo of running there. lawn mower at three o'clock in the afternoon during

high winds and very, very dry weather. tom baker, ktvu fox tuning certainly got to be careful these days. it doesn't look like a huge fire, tom. why was cal fire so worried about the location? that fire and back of it. any time you get fire in a canyon, you have to be worried because while it is true that there are prevailing winds as they come up over these canyon walls, they have a tendency to swirl and do all different kinds of crazy things. then if the fire is intense enough, it creates its own kind of weather patterns. and then things can very, very quickly get out of control so as a result they treat this just as surely as it is going to be a 22 100,000 acre fire. and, of course, luckily for them, they were able to get a handle on it earlier in the day than they normally would, and by the time they got to midnight, they pretty much had it out. yeah job well done. alright tom baker live for us up there in vacaville on the quail fire. thank you, tom. and the

quail fire is just one of four big wildfires burning across the state this morning smoke from the 36 acre owens fire in mendocino county prompted an air quality advisory for many parts of the bay area today, and the largest wildfire is the edmonston fire in current county fire says that has burned nearly 700 acres since it started back on thursday. it is now 65% contained parker's did manage to keep those flames away from homes and other buildings and there are no reports of any injuries. investigators are still trying to determine the cause. and in yuba county, firefighters are still putting out hotspots from the golden fire that started friday, just south of the small town of camped annville. it is now fully contained after burning 20 acres . no homes were lost or damaged the cause of that fire, also under investigation and stay with mornings onto for updates on these fires burning across the state, you can get updates anytime. on our ktvu news app. it is free download from your app store. and the fires now

burning across california, reminding us here in california we're now moving into the most dangerous period of our fire season. it's sonoma county's emergency response agencies holding a wildfire evacuation drill that's going on this morning. people living in two neighborhoods in the city of sonoma will evacuate. to the campus at sonoma valley high school, similar evacuation drill that will take place since sonoma county next month. with the oakland police department has now released body camera video. but shootout last fall, both a police officer and a suspect were injured in that gunfire. let me see you here. now what happened on september 21st. investigators say suspect jeffrey alan carter opened fire on two officers near 22nd and telegraph avenue. one of the officers was hit in the leg. carter was wounded when both officers shot back. both carter and the officer have recovered from their gunshot wounds. carter was charged with attempted murder, along with

assault and a weapons charge. and the oakland police officers association released the statement in response to this just released video, saying these officers unflinchingly responded to an unprovoked attack. protecting each other and our community when faced with this deadly threat, they showed courage and bravery under fire. this video shows what oakland police are made of. time now, 807 and happening today, law enforcement agencies in santa clara county are hosting a gun buyback event in milpitas, and anyone can exchange their guns for cash. no questions asked. the county is going to buy back up to $50,000 worth of guns, all part of its efforts to reduce gun violence and get weapons out of the community. that gun buyback begins a less than an hour at nine o'clock this morning. this will be at the milpitas community center, which is located on california's boulevard. time now, 807 the first shipments from operation fly formula are set to go out today as the u. s military. they

are now getting involved in the push to get baby formula back onto our store shelves. this is video. outside of ramstein air force base in germany, where troops are loading thousands of pounds of baby formula that's been delivered back here in the u. s president biden invoked the defense protection act to address that shortage. parents say the delivery cannot come soon enough. haven't seen any on the shelves. um i have a cousin who works for walgreens, and he hasn't seen this one coming in weeks. so much been pretty difficult for us to navigate. now that we're literally on our last can produced around 90% of all baby formula in the united states. abbott nutrition, which is what is the largest producers had to be shut down in february's investigators address contamination concerns. that plan is expected to be back up and running sometimes. next week. well games three of the

western conference finals tips off tonight in dallas. the warriors are up to zero in the series. and if you want to watch the game with your fellow warriors fans, there are several watch parties you need to know about the warriors hosting a big event outside the chase center at thrive city. the game will be shown on their giant outdoor video board and then in the east bay, the alameda theater is keeping up its tradition of hosting watch parties as well. you do need to book tickets for a seat in that theater. tip off tonight at six feel. a lot of people are going to be tuned in if they're not thrive city and if you're heading that way, a i guess maybe a jacket at six. but today gonna be nice. yes temperatures are going to be above average upper sixties expected for san francisco today , but as you said, frank into the evening hours once that sea breeze turns on into the mid to late afternoon. things start to change. it cools off fairly quickly outside our doors at this time, waking up with mostly clear skies, we do have a little bit of patchy fog along the coastline, and you can see a little bit of haze out there as

well. the patchy fog bringing visibility down to some areas over half moon bay, so we'll check on the visibility and just a moment, let's check on the air quality around the region. we do have good to moderate santa rosa right now reporting good air quality but notice over areas of the san rafael as well as san francisco and the east bay areas over oakland and down into san jose, all indicating moderate air quality at this time and expected to remain that way for today. visibility half moon bay three mph. it has to get down between one and two. before it really starts to impair your drive. you should be okay along highway one, but you will find some patchy fog along the coast and it looks like we have some just inside san pablo bay. outside of that. plenty of sunshine to go around. if you get over towards monterey, seeing some fog there and fog farther south into the central coast, as well as southern california, the winds have turned light and will remain generally light. we'll see that afternoon seabreeze pick up but right now half moon bay reporting just a very gentle breeze at three at nine. livermore at six. san jose is

calm and here's a view of the temperatures as expected, rebounding fairly quickly. 53 degrees now in santa rosa last hour about 48, i think we were 52 in san francisco, mid fifties and hayward and you go inland 62 already in concord. 68 already for brentwood for our afternoon highs. 5 to 10 degrees above the seasonal norm in mid eighties expected for you. santa rosa upper sixties san francisco mid seventies in oakland. 84 livermore 83 expected for san jose. these numbers a lot like yesterday. we are going to get into some hotter weather. in fact, some areas into the upper nineties by tuesday, better details in the extended forecast coming up. alright thanks. rosemary eyeing the swimming pool. it is the goal of two east bay swimming organizations. they'll be in studio with us in our next half hour to talk about how they can achieve that goal and how to olympians will be joining that effort tomorrow over recession continue up next

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the third ongoing inflation and recession fears are driving big selloff. joining us now is morgan stanley financial advisor . george knew teddy to talk about it a little bit, george. good morning. morning frank. well, i'm a proud cal bears. you know, a bear territory is near and dear to me, but in money matters, uh, not so much are we approaching correction territory now with the market. well all three indexes are in correction territory. the dow is about four points off of being in bear territory, which we love the calibers, but not in the stock market. nasdaq is has been in in bear territory off about 29. off of its 52 week high and the s and p 500 is really flattering with that. it was in correction . it was in their territory for a couple of moments there on friday and then closed up a little bit. so, essentially, we're in bear markets and all three of these. yeah it has been tough sledding since new year's day. let's talk about patients. and those that are impatient.

how long do you whether the monster dips and if you haven't sold yet? and when should you jump back in because there's some great bargains, especially in tech stocks right now. well we've heard a lot about patients , and it's really hard to exhibit that in a market that's convergent evolved, but the whole idea really is to sell high and buy low. so if you sold now and got out of the market, even baking in a pretty significant loss in some cases, i mean, if you look at the bank stocks, all the big tech i flyers they're down off their 52 week high anywhere from 49% to 75. so if you got out, that's a big loss, so you never really want to get out of the market. you want to position and make your portfolio more defensive, but you really you don't know when to come back in. essentially and so market timing really doesn't really doesn't work. you have better chance to win the lottery. sometimes instead of, uh, you know, try to time the market, frank. is it true? you think back to 2000 and eight and when the market went way down and have you pulled your money out? there were like

four or five days. um, you know , months after that, that you never would have, you know, got your money back. so you really do need to hang in there, don't you? yeah, there's all kinds of staff to show if you missed the five best days in the s and p 500. what happens? i mean, if you just look back recently to march 2020 with covid the dallas down 35% so you would want to get out. you'd be very fearful, right? fear fear and you'd be very impatient. so we've kind of coach on the sidelines and say, look, hang in there. we'll have a recovery well. very quickly. we had a huge recovery and those who stayed in the market the past 2.5 years made a substantial amount of money that helped them buy these expensive houses, and everything else is going on. now we have the dip. big and we got to figure it out . how about tech stocks? some of the tried and true you mentioned the thank stocks. amazon apple. they're all getting huge haircuts right now. why why are they so vulnerable as opposed to you know the procter and gamble's of the world. well everybody likes to ride the hot dog. so for years, the tech stocks have been really leading.

regardless of the price. they've been leading the charge, so they become very overvalued about 12. months ago, we started telling our clients we're going to start the risking the portfolios and we're going to d emphasize growth. stocks still keep them but the emphasis them and overemphasized value stocks because we felt there would be a selloff. well that's happening, and we're still in the process of that right now. and so tech because it's such a high flyer. is really getting the brunt of that right now. well very good gas prices driving through one a creek needed a little gas. i just kept driving. 6 20 no, not stopping there. 6 45. i got it from gas. no i got it for 5 99 right now it's hard to find gas in the bay area. under six bucks a gallon. your thoughts where that's going. well i think we're kind of peeking on it right now. i mean, people are buying. actually, people are buying more gas, and that's driving up the price. i mean, more people are working, so they need their vehicles to be four to get to and from wherever they have to

go to work, so those prices are continuing to remain high. but this is all about the supply and demand curve. i mean, there's tons of oil in the ground and, you know, heating oil and that and that sort of thing. we just start mining it, uh, you know, during covid. oil was trading at about $40 a barrel and so it wasn't effective. wasn't cost effective to do that. now, with everybody getting out and all the travel it's going on. we're seeing normal demand plus pent up demand. that's driving prices we have, because supply is low, but we're in the process now of mining from oil and getting out of the ground doesn't happen overnight and well, that's happening. the federal reserve is releasing about excuse me, the government's releasing about a million barrels a day out of the reserve. i know it's six o'clock you'd be watching the warriors game quick prediction. well in this case, i am a ball. i'm not a bear a bull and then in this particular case, so you know rep to it's gonna be tough going back. you know to dallas to play, the mavericks will be big headwind there. but i love these guys. and i'm more emotional. so i'm gonna be both bullish all the way. you were a

bull. you'd be in chicago, so we're glad you're here. very good, george. well enjoy your sunday. always a pleasure with morgan stanley and go ducks. okay frank. keep the faith. hang in there. we're trying. george it's been tough this year, though. let's check in with rosemary now and get some thoughts on what looks just like a great weather weekend. rosemary good morning. yes. good morning. i would have to say that the numbers that i'm presenting very pleasant frank. we do have temperatures above average, but nice and mild for most of the bay along the coastline remaining a little bit cool and for inland cities going to be another warm one. here's a view of alameda. a beautiful start to the day. we do have a little bit of haze out there as we showed you before the break, air quality is good to moderate around the region, and we do have a little bit of patchy fog along the coastline. are dry pattern is going to continue warm today, turning hot as we get into the business week temperatures in the upper eighties today nearing upper nineties by tuesday, and i'll show you that. here's a look at

the future cast because as we roll through the next few days, the ridge of hig but you'll be able to see when that pattern begins to shift looks like right about thursday over areas of washington, oregon, northern california getting a little bit of wet weather. i don't see the wet weather coming as far down as into the bay area. but this will be the cooler pattern that begins to shape up as we head into the holiday weekend. before that, though, we are going to get in some to some really hot weather, especially inland 52 degrees right now in san francisco, 54 in novato, 60 walnut creek upper sixties imprint would and for san jose right now, 58. so a nice start to the day we were a little bit cool. in some areas starting out in the forties this morning, but already beginning to rebound if you're going to the giants game later today, nice at oracle park 67 degrees mostly sunny skies westbury east about 15 mph. the west breeze that picks up in the afternoon. as we know can cut right through you so make sure

you bring at least a layer, although it's going to be very mild out there that sea breeze is cool. we're looking at low eighties in the north of san rafael, mid eighties in santa rosa, as we head east 88 for anti och and into our south bay today, 85 from organ hill, a beautiful day along the peninsula upper seventies, too low eighties. and we've got mid to upper seventies expected for the east bay shore 76 for hayward. your extended forecast . so a jump coming our way into monday. we're now into the low nineties for inland cities eighties around the bay. by tuesday, though upper nineties for inland communities can you believe we may be flirting with the century mark upper eighties around the bay upper sixties at the coast, so this might be the best day to head to the coast wednesday as well, but we do begin to see a cool down and then a bigger drop in temperatures on thursday, 60 at the coast upper seventies around the bay low eighties inland back to you, santa cruz in your future. thank you. rosemary unique way to look for covid spikes or even some new variants out. scientists are using the air and wastewater various

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offer electronic trade in programs. remembering the bay area man gone too soon still to come. the tribute given to the family of a sonoma state student who was killed crossing the street last year. in a deadly d u i crash involving a horse in the east bay. what we know about the driver of a car was arrested and the person riding that horse it was seriously inter more on that coming up. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip network. from the most innovative company. bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities.™

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arer shoppers to immediately evacuate also ahead of suspected drunk driver hits and kills a horse on the dark rural road in the east bay. what we know about the person who was riding the horse coming up? from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto. good morning, everyone rise and shine . it's 8 30. it's a beautiful sunday here in the bay area, a little bit of a still over the bay, but san francisco is beginning to kind of come into focus there on what looks like a beautiful, beautiful weekend here in the bay area, just a week away from memorial day. can you believe it? sunday may the 22nd. i'm frank malika and i'm claudine wong. let's talk about our temperatures about gorgeous shot. we just showed you from outside. if this is like your limit, though, in heat the week is gonna ahead is going to be an interesting one. we're going to

be bracing for some hot weather. i mean, hearing 100 degrees here at the end of may. yes i said, nearing 100 degrees here at the end of day likely to come on tuesday that looks to be the hottest day of the next several for today, a near repeat of yesterday sixties at the coast seventy's around the bay eighties expected inland under mostly sunny skies. a better look at the current conditions. your afternoon highs in that hot weather on the way in the extended forecast coming up, okay, we'll see you in a few. thank you very much rosemary topping our news. at 8 30. firefighters in solano county now gaining ground on a big grassfire near vacaville. the quail fire broke out yesterday afternoon. it's now 45% contained after bernie more than 135 acres. cal fire ordered the evacuation of several neighborhoods yesterday evening . after that, fast moving flames began threatening. dozens of houses. fire ran up the hill, and it caused it caused issues because of the terrain and also the skip. the steep hills that

we're dealing with. that evacuation order has now been lifted. there are no reports of any injuries and no homes have been lost. investigators say a homeowner mowing a lawn in hot and windy conditions. may have started that fire ktvu tom baker will have a live update from solano county. coming up at the top of our our well. shoppers in campbell were evacuated after smoke filled up a department store. this is at prune the prune yard, which is on south bascom avenue folks who were inside the marshals on saturday , so they were just going about their business when all of a sudden they noticed that something wasn't right. coming from the dressing room. there was no there was no smell, and it's like a hazy almost like smog. and it was coming from the front area and then back farther. now that shoppers saying she was immediately escorted out of the building, and the fire department was called in. the fire department is investigating that incident and says it seems that some sort

of smoke got out into the stores of ventilation system. fortunately, no injuries were reported. eastern contra costa county is suspected drunk driver has been arrested after authorities say hit and killed a horse. this happened just after 9 30 on friday night along delta road in nytsyn. writer was flown to john muir medical center due to some major injuries. that driver managed to walk away. but as you can see, handcuffed and arrested on suspicion of d u i, a neighbor says many people drive too fast. and he routinely finds plenty of evidence of drinking on that same road. ready clean. keep the road fund as clean as we can. but i'm always finding beer bottles, vodka bottles, whiskey bottles up and down the whole street. authorities say that they had several incidences with horses and vehicles in that area and that if you're going out after dark to wear something that's either bright or reflective. chp

has now made an arrest in connection with a deadly wrong way. crash on eastbound highway 24 1 driver was killed in that hit run crash near shattuck avenue in oakland. this happened yesterday morning. investigators have not yet named the suspect. who was arrested. so obviously university held its commitment ceremony and honored a student who died last summer. google alan ramirez. hugo ramirez was awarded a bachelor's degree in business posthumously and there you see his three younger brothers, matthews, abby and max, along with his friend david walking across the stage to receive that certificate. after the ceremony, the family went to the memorial that is just outside of the sonoma state campus, and that is where ramirez was hit and killed by a car as he walked across the street last july, ramirez grew up in concord, went to de la salle high school and then went on to play soccer for sonoma state. would have been the first member of his family to graduate. time now is 8 34.

let's bring in rosemary and talk about this wonderful weekend. it's gonna feel like summer. i guess the next couple of days. yes, the heat is going to be on as we get into, especially tuesday. that's going to be the hottest day although things start to warm up tomorrow today. it's going to be a lot like yesterday, in fact, barely budging the numbers. here is a look over san francisco a little bit of fog out there along the coast and inside the bay. also a little bit of haze and air quality over san francisco right now is moderate with the light winds in place. do expect it to remain moderate for today, look at the visibility along the coastline, half moon bay reporting three miles everybody else looking good. even three miles is not bad, but you'll find some patchy fog along the coast and perhaps along highway one this morning storm tracker to showing you we've got more fog as you head towards monterey in the central coast, as well as the southern california coastline socked in pretty good, but we have mostly clear skies. the winds are light will get a little bit of an afternoon sea breeze as fo right now northwest

at nine mph. we do have calm conditions in san jose livermore reporting a light breeze at about six mph or so dry conditions in place 52 degrees right now in san francisco, we have 56 in nevada for the inner east bay. walnut creek. 61 brentwood. you're almost 70 at this time and over san jose 58 degrees at this hour. temperatures are going to be 5 10 degrees above the seasonal average. once again for today, santa rosa going to 85 san francisco 69 84 for livermore 83 expected over san jose. a better look at the afternoon house for today and that big heat up coming our way in the extended forecast after the break. alright thanks, rosemary creasing diversity in the pool coming out of x. we're joined in studio with swimming coach and diversity lead of an east bay program talking about the program that pushes to get children from underrepresented neighborhoods into the sport, also ahead of various school is being used as a laboratory why scientists are studying the air

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thet various school district is part of a new pilot program that is using a very unique method keeps the coronavirus from spreading amongst its students. it's testing air. and wastewater for covid-19 ktvu zan rubin tells us how it works. the memo. park city school district. they're not only testing students for covid. they're also sampling the air and waste water at school in testing that, too. it's part of a new pilot program with a company called concentric by gingko. and with stanford. we reached out to stanford university and said, hey, can we be a part of this? are you

interested in learning about what's happening at k 12 schools to they were for now, the pilot study is small with menlo is the sole participant and they're only testing it two of their schools, but the hope is by monitoring air and water. scientists can see covid spikes or even new variants coming, so we would like to get to a place where we can provide californians and nationally, this sort of pathogen map to let folks know when things look good , and when we need to take precautions, researchers say environmental testing also has the advantage of being less invasive. no swabs needed. hopefully maybe this will become sort of the normal way of testing for pathogens out of school population. the air testing is only just begun, and they're still experimenting with what equipment works fast. sampling has been going on for a few weeks. final results won't come until summer, but the school district is already getting helpful updates. and so what we're seeing right now is we are seeing an uptick in the

rates of covid in our sewage. uh and what? how we responded is by reaching out to the community and saying hey, now is the time to put a mask back on the pilot program is expected to last eight weeks. although the end date may be flexible, no word on whether it might be expanded next year. in menlo park and ruben ktvu, fox, two news health officials across the country are looking for any new cases of monkeypox. while it's not as contagious as covid doctors trying to prevent the current outbreak from getting any worse friday, the cdc issued a warning to doctors across the country to be on the lookout. first symptoms of the virus begins with a rash, which then turns to bumps filled with purse and usually runs its course between 2 to 4 weeks with flu like symptoms, experts say. monkey pox is usually confirmed are confined rather to west africa. but this year, europe has seen at least 70 confirmed cases and there are two currently here in

the us something that's spreading through social networks and because it lacks some of those prior epidemiological characteristics , we may miss cases, cases may have the opportunity to spread and that's likely going to cause more cases to be found in the coming days and weeks. monkey pox generally requires close physical contact or bodily fluids to transmit. right now, there is a lot of treatment for that virus. well tomorrow two olympians are going to visit a group of young swimmers in the east bank. it is all part of the make a splash tour from the usa swimming foundation, which is designed to raise national awareness and spread the lifesaving message. of learning to swim among children, family and communities, but it does even more. let's welcome to the studio, kent yoshiwara from the pacific swimming and john chandra of richmond. selfish both groups focusing on getting divers swimmers into the pool. so this is exciting. thanks for coming in. thanks for having us let's talk about pacific swimming, first and local governing body of kind of these

, these swim meets and events that you have. tell me about trying to get these diverse kids into the pool. so we have over 100 teams within pacific swimming. and each team runs their own program, and so we're trying to encourage and providing support services for those teams to reach out to their communities to diversify their team. how much diversity is there in swimming? when we when we take a look at the sport, very little so it's predominantly caucasian sport. very few swimmers of color, and that's what we're trying to change. so let's talk about why that is john. tell me tell me what you're seeing consumers in the pool and getting kids to get into the pool and families interested in swimming. it's been a real struggle in richmond because there isn't a lot of swimming culture. a lot of families have parents who don't know how to swim, so they're less likely to encourage their children to take swim lessons. so we're really having to try and create a new mindset around why swimming is important. it's life saving skill. it's not just something that's fun to do. and richmond has a lot of shore line and a lot of beaches, so there's a lot of areas where there's the

potential for drownings or other serious accident is one of those things that we teach our kids what we're familiar with, and so it kind of cycles in the good and the stuff that we miss. i think in the process tell me that when you see these kids get into the water, and what's swimming does as a sport really in in terms of the changes that you see in kids, you know, sports in general is helpful. what about swimming in particular? we've seen a lot of our swimmers who stay with our team. they start young go on to graduate high school. we've helped a lot of them become lifeguards to have a job during the summers. our assistant coach currently is first college graduate from cal. she graduated last week, and we have a number of other students who are in college currently, so it's also just seeing them grow and build their confidence and find their own path in life and would like to be a part of helping them on that journey. it's remarkable, ken, what do you see across the board? in terms of all these different teams that you're talking about? what john is talking about? is that the same struggle that you're seeing here and really, you know, everywhere when it comes to exposure, and getting kids in varies from community to community. some

communities have a really strong learned to swim program. and those kids trance. transfer right into a swim program. whereas other communities don't have those learned to swim programs, and that's where we're finding. you know, the biggest deficit accessibility, right? if you have a lot of pools around, it makes it a little easier if you have to travel or that's further than it makes it harder. so you've got these olympians coming to town and now to you have nathan adrian and elizabeth beisel there, nathan adrian, i think eight time olympic medalists and elizabeth a two time i on a first name basis, apparently with them, but what does it mean for these children to see as well? these olympians come and spend some time with them. they are going to learn to do a little swimming and talk to get in the pool with them. i know nathan. adrian actually went to cal, so he's got some local connections. what does this do for them? so that's a role model for them. there's not a whole lot of role models, let's say in the media so you could turn on the tv and see, you know. steph curry and the warriors and but you don't

really see any swimming and really didn't know them by name , to know them and see where their story is and how they ended up in the pool. and so what will they do tomorrow tomorrow, and we also are having cullen jones so there will be three olympians there. he's the primary spokesperson for the makeup splash foundation. they're going to be getting in the water to teach swim lessons to our group of lesson. swimmers were not deep water safe. and then afterward they're going to be doing kind of a mini swim clinic for the swim team. kids working on dives turns and some of the other fundamental components of swimming. and so if you have parents at home watching right now, saying, i do need to get my kid in the pool, i don't swim or i and i just ht done it. what is your best? tips and suggestions for them so well, they need to look for their local, um organization giving swim lessons, whether it's parks and rec or some other swim school in their neighborhood. and if cost is an issue, there are programs. i think you guys both have programs to help out splash foundation also has a directory so you can search by your location to find a local

partner. there are often scholarships available depending on the sites and which teams are running them. so it's really just about finding something that you can have access to, and then committing the following through fantastic. my parents sent me to swim lessons in san francisco when i was very young, and so i love the water ended up lifeguarding as well, getting a summer job, so i think it's great. good luck on the event tomorrow. we appreciate you guys both coming in thank you very much very much. alright and the weather is warm enough rosemary that i think it's a great time to think about getting in the water. great weather for today and getting into the days ahead when our inland communities will be into the nineties, so find somebody with a pool giving you a live look here from ktvu across the oakland estuary and another one here over san jose. little bit of fog out there a little bit of haze as well. san jose, good to moderate. we've got good to moderate in the north bay as well as san francisco and oakland and going to remain good to moderate for the afternoon. with the light winds in place. we will get an afternoon sea breeze. if you are

going to the giants game, be prepared for that. it's going to be mild in the stands, but once that breeze turns on, it will, of course, begin to cool off fairly quickly. temperatures are going to remain above average for today and then really, really warm going in to the days ahead. 52 degrees right now in san francisco, we have 56 in napa hello, sixties and walnut creek and low seventies. over areas of brentwood, brentwood 71 for you already. here's a view of livermore for the afternoon. today we're looking at upper seventies too low eighties right about the lunch hour and then mid eighties for the second part of the afternoon. some of the warmer spots today areas over conquered antioch's fairfield into the upper eighties upper nineties expected by tuesday, so gear up, it's going to be hot. it's going to be dry. 81 degrees e. for seven felt today. upper sixties san francisco upper seventies to low eighties for the peninsula. here's a look at your extended forecast. temperatures will take a bump on monday, low nineties in the forecast, and we don't stop

there on tuesday, upper nineties for inland cities. upper eighties for the bay upper sixties at the coast, so beautiful beach like weather coming our way, at least for a couple of days. wednesday we begin to see those temperatures cool off and then a bigger drop on thursday 60 at the coast upper seventies around the bay low eighties expected inland. back to you. hello summer. okay, rosemary. thanks a grass fire, forcing some neighborhood evacuations in solano county coming up in our nine o'clock hour. we're going to go live to where that fire was burning for an update on the progress this morning. and gas prices up 10 cents in the last week and 40 cents in the last month. yes the pain at the pump is real. some days, it feels like the price spikes will never end. we'll tell you what. triple a is recommending to help you save some money while

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the, and the castro is set to celebrate today would have been milked 92nd birthday local politicians, along with friends and colleagues of milk will be there to host that celebration. friends of harvey milk plaza will be offering virtual tours of that redesigned plaza made in his honor. milk was a gay rights activist and san francisco politician. he was assassinated inside city hall back in 1978. today. ceremony runs from noon until five in the castro. time now is 8 52 memorial day weekend coming up quick, just a week away, and gas prices may have a

lot of folks out there rethinking their holiday travel plans here in the bay area. yes, prices, of course, among the highest in the nation a gallon of regular and let it will set you back in average at $6.30 in san francisco price at the pump a bit cheaper in oakland, where a gallone, you save a penny sitting at 6 16, and it's a similar story all across the united states. nationwide average for a gallon of regular has gone up 10 cents and just a week and it's showing no sign to going down, especially with summer around the corner. according to triple a. the nationwide average is $4.59 a gallon a bargain here. experts say that it might be time to tighten your belt and conserve wherever you can. all the speed limit, the faster the vehicle is moving, the more fuel you're burning. so if you decrease your freeway speeds by 5 to 10 mph, you can actually increase your fuel economy by up to 14. for those who are still

way in their options for travel over the memorial day weekend. experts say that flying is also not getting any cheaper either. as ticket prices for air travel continue to climb as we get out. of the pandemic. alright let's talk about zip trips because we are excited to announce they are back every year. we love to take the show on the road and visit towns and cities across the bay area, and this year we are going to kick things off in the north bay were already busy putting our features together will be in petaluma and just two weeks june the third on friday morning, and then we're off to union city, bernie sha, santa clara pacifica on the coast dublin and we finish right on the pay their in martinez. we're excited to get back out there and showcase your great cities and, of course, all the greatest hits will be on board as well, including taste of the town salbi doing that. i've got a little bit of trivia and you're going to be featuring people in each of these towns. little hometown spotlights, and so it's really, really nice.

it's always nice to be out there . also nice to do those stories in advance and just get to spend some time in these that really interesting cities and figure out all the different things that make them unique. bear is beautiful. that all kicks off june the third up in petaluma. coming up next neighbors, pointing the figure at one another following a fast moving fire that forced evacuations in solano county. white one neighbors colleagues, the entire fire foolish. plus meta tells its employees to stop the discussion. the company's banning people from having while they're at work and reminder you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you. all you gotta do is sign up for the ktvu newsletter head on over to ktvu .com slash email to sign up for that daily service will

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send their funds to their bank account or credit card. paypal and venmo already charged for that service. an existing drug could help the many people who suffer from spinal cord injuries . medical researchers in gre byl firm astrazeneca tests show it can dramatically reduce the severe pain caused by spinal cord injuries, and researchers say patients taking the drug have shown signs of improvement would just three days of treatment. saturday night live closed out its 47th season last night. the cast paid a brief but emotional tribute to three of the show's biggest stars, who will not be back next season. kate mckinnon, pete davidson and 80 bryant are all leaving in one of the show's biggest cast shakeups in years. they had all started in many of the snl's most popular sketches. during the past several years. a quick moving fire forces evacuations in solano county. we're going to

go live to the fire scene for the very latest on that firefight. and the bay area goes gold blooded again tonight. the watch parties plan for warriors fans for game three, plus president biden wrapping up a three day trip to south korea. what he said when asked if he is concerned about north korean missile testing. while he's in the country. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. all right. welcome to mornings on to taking a live look outside at the oakland estuary this morning, a soul watercraft out there trying to look at seeing making its way down the waterway in the in the horizon. there's a little bit of haze so you can't really see the services co skyline. sometimes it's bright and clear, but i think sometimes that's what the warm temperatures does. it creates that little he's in the morning. when we wake up, it will burn away. it is sunday. may 22nd i'm claudine wong frank mallicoat happy weekend, everybody, let's get over to rosemary and center with some some hot details. i

guess, 90 plus in some spots, right? yes it is going to be baking inland where we're going to see perhaps some of the hottest temperatures so far this season. as we get into tuesday, today is going to be a lot like yesterday. quality is good to moderate around the region this morning, we'll check in on the current conditions show you the afternoon highs for today. talk more about that big heat up coming our way in the extended forecast coming up thank you. rosemary topping our news at nine o'clock firefighters and solano county now gaining ground on that big grassfire near vacaville from yesterday. ktvu tom baker joins us live with some new information on the quail fire, which started on saturday afternoon, tom. well we were able to get close up to this burn scar and by getting up to the spurns car we really understand more about why there are so many firefighters still up there, see from this distance. the fire appears to be out but got close where those fire crews are standing by and there are plenty and i do mean plenty of hotspots. this area

has been burned in a long time. but it surely dodged a bullet. a bullet inadvertently launched when a person committed a huge taboo mowing the lawn in the afternoon heat and wind. this time of year. we typically start to see the transition when the live fuels dry out. but at this point in the year they're pretty dry and they're ready to burn the quail fire, which started mid afternoon yesterday, burned 150 acres and forced evacuations. helicopters and other aircraft were called in giving the ground crews the big assist in battling the windswept fire by 7 15 last night. it was 45% contained in the evacuation order was reduced to an evacuation warning. by this morning it was in the final cleanup stages. the huge advantage here was the cal fire's main firefighting air force base mcclelland field in sacramento. there's no more than 50 air miles from the quail fire site. from here. almost any size or speed of aircraft can be

dispatched for a very quick trip to close by locations or within any of the many fire attack bases throughout the state. cal fire can also choose from hundreds of live screaming cameras to see how to prioritize airstrikes and crew dispatches for maximum effect within their capabilities. again those hot spots within the containment perimeter are many and the winds are most definitely picking up now, and that's when this becomes an issue because of the winds pick up down here. they're going to pick up even more up there and that could become a problem. hence all those fire crews still standing by for how many hours it takes. reporting live. tom baker, ktvu fox tune, tom, not a big big fire by any means. it could have got much larger, but i guess the topography ah, and where that fire was that cal fire kind on edge, didn't it? it did indeed,

and the reason for that, of course, is that there's a lot of very difficult train there. not a lot of roads up there. there are roads up to the homes, but it burned kind of beyond there and because it did, they were able to get a handle on it, but not as big as they would like most of the time, and this is very interesting. cal fire can usually get to a wildfire and contain 95% of them before they exceed 10 acres. in this case, 150 acres it got outside of that general thing, but the reality was the wind was blowing and it was one in a very remote area. and even though they got aircraft here, it took a while to fight it. and in effect, they're still putting it out now. yeah, okay. tom vacar live on the quail fire in vacaville, tom. thanks. yep. and the quail fire is just one of four big wildfires that are burning across the state this morning smoke from the 36 acre owens fire in mendocino county prompted an air quality advisory for many parts of the bay area today. the largest wildfire is the edmonston fire in curran

county fire said his burned nearly 700 acres since it started on thursday. it's now 65% contained. fire crews managed to keep those flames away from homes and other buildings. and there are no reports of any injuries. investigators are still trying to determine a cause of that fire. and then you have a county . you have firefighters, they're still putting out hot spots from the golden fire that started on friday, just south of the small town of campton ville. it is now fully contained after burning 20 acres. the cause of that fire is still under investigation, but fortunately no structures have been lost and stay with mornings onto. we're keeping an eye on all those fires burning on across the state, and you can get updates here as well as any time on our ktvu news app. that app is free to download in your app store fires now burning across state are reminding california is now moving into the most dangerous period of it's fire season, sonoma county's emergency response agency. with that in mind holding a wildfire evacuation drill that will happen this morning. the plan was to begin the drill right about now at

nine o'clock, people living in two neighborhoods in the city of sonoma. they will evacuate. to the campuses, sonoma valley high school and a similar evacuation drill will take place and sonoma county that will happen in june. president biden is wrapping up his three day trip to south korea today. the president has been focused on the war in ukraine during much of his time in south korea. yesterday president biden signed a $40 billion package of new military and humanitarian assistance to ukraine while attending of an event in seoul. this latest aid package is viewed as a sign that the u. s and its allies are preparing for a long and difficult conflict in a war that began nearly three months ago. we mentioned the president has just wrapped up his latest event in south korea, where he was asked about north korea's expanding nuclear weapons program. we are prepared for anything. north korea does. we've had fought through. how would you respond to whatever they do? and so i'm not

concerned if that's your suggestion. president says the united states and south korea are already taking steps in response that north korean leader kim jong un's missile and nuclear programs, president biden says the u. s and south korea are planning on expanding their military exercises. in and around the korean peninsula. oakland police department has now released body camera video of a shootout last fall. both a police officer and a suspect were injured in that gunfire. let me see you here. this happened on september 21st. investigators say the suspect, jeffrey alan carter, opened fire on two officers. this was near 22nd and telegraph avenue. one of the officers was hit in the leg, and carter was wounded when both officers shot back. both carter and the officer have recovered from their gunshot wounds. carter was charged with attempted murder along with assault. and a weapons charge.

oakland police officers association, releasing a statement of response to this just seen released video. these officers unflinchingly responded to an unprovoked attack protecting each other and other community when faced with this deadly threat, they showed courage and bravery under fire. video shows what oakland police are made of. happening today. lauren force mint agencies in santa clara county hosting a gun buyback event in milpitas. anyone can exchange their guns for cash. no questions asked. the county will buy back up to $50,000. worth of guns, all part of its effort to reduce gun violence on the streets and get weapons out of the community. the gun buyback program begins at nine o'clock, so it just kicked off this morning. and that's being held at the milk penis community center on calvary's boulevard. alright let's talk warriors game three of the western conference finals tips off tonight in dallas and the warriors are up to zero in this series. now if you want to watch the game here at home with

your fellow warriors fans, there are several watch parties to tell you about the warriors, of course, hosting that big event outside of chase center at thrive city. that game is going to be shown and that giant outdoor video board if you're in the east bay, you can head on over to the alameda theater, which is keeping up its tradition of hosting watch parties as well. if you want to go to that theater, though, you do need to book tickets for a seat. and tip off is tonight at six. good night to put the tv on wheels and put it in the backyard. a little barbecue. you got the dubs maybe a frosty beverage. um rosemary oroczo. the frosty drink? yes, of course . all of it. all of it. good morning to you. we have another fabulous day coming our way when it comes to the weather, and you will have your choice if you like sixties. head to the coast. if you like the seventies. well hang around bayside. and if you like it hot into the upper eighties, far inland communities once again, here's a look over

san jose blue skies mixed in with a little bit of haze and air quality across the region at this hour. good to moderate. do you expect that to remain in place? storm tracker two of you from up above and showing you that we do have again, not much in the way of cloud cover a little bit of patchy fog along the coastline. visibility is good in the way of trying to get onto the roadways if you need to do so, from monterrey south, a little bit more fog hugging the coastline if you're taking a trip looks down along the central coast as well as most of the south coast into a southern california. the winds are lights right now, in fact, my goodness three is a popular number. santa rosa napa fairfield and conquered oakland reporting five and calm in nevada, who will have a little bit of an onshore breeze pick up in the afternoon. in that sea breeze will be with you if you are going to oracle park for the giants game 35 degrees in san francisco upper fifties in nevada, 66 right now in concord and brentwood crossing over into the seventies 72 outside your door into our

south bay 61 over san jose. our temperatures once again 5 to 10 degrees above the seasonal average 85 for santa rosa upper sixties in san francisco. mid seventies for oakland, 85 livermore 83 expected for your neighborhood san jose a better look at the numbers for today and the big warmup coming our way as we get into the business week. coming up after the break . thank you. raspberry new goal for your next car with prices of new and used car skyrocketing, experts say there's a new mileage number you should shoot for. as a way to cut costs. and help is on the way from germany how the us military is pitching in to help with the baby formula in to help with the baby formula shortage. [sfx: computer sounds] ♪ ♪

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baby formula in the u. s. abbott nutrition, which is one of the largest producers have been shut down since february as investigators addressed contamination concerns. that plant is expected to be back up and running next week. cost of buying new or used cars continues to rise. experts are saying to keep your car past 200,000 miles, or buy one that will analysts say you should start with a vehicle that has a proven track record of reliability. and according to consumer reports, some good options for vehicles that can take you beyond that 200,000 mile marker or a camry, prius, honda, quarter civic or even a nissan ultima, and there are others in the market, too, but there are some secrets to help your car. go that extra mile. stay on top of problems involved in maintenance schedule for your car don't delay routine oil and filter changes, belt replacements or tire rotations. take care of that car. experts say that you should also buy

original equipment from name brand suppliers to guarantee you're buying quality parts. all right time now is 9 15, and we're talking about our temperatures because it gets warm. and then it gets downright hot, and we're looking outside rosemary oroczo. hot yes, we're going to be sizzling hat, especially for inland cities right around the tuesday timeframe. looks to be the hottest day nearing 100 degrees for some of our inner east bay folks know sounds a little painful giving you a look here over the east bay and mount diablo. we do have a few high clouds passing overhead, little bit of patchy fog along the coastline. air quality is good to moderate around the region and the dry pattern continuing into the business week. mostly sunny skies temperatures remaining above average for today. today a lot like yesterday the numbers through the morning hours very similar

and into the afternoon very similar as well with sixties at the coast to near 90 inland, we will begin to see temperatures climb tomorrow peak on tuesday. minor drop in the numbers coming on wednesday in a bigger change on thursday, the future cast model shows you exactly when that begins to happen, so we get past monday tuesday wednesday when the big heat will be on. but by thursday notice the storm track drops and over areas of the pacific northwest washington, oregon, northern california. make it a little bit of wet weather. don't think we're going to get any wet weather, but it is going to start to cool things down as we get closer to the big holiday weekend 55 degrees right now in san francisco, low sixties in novato, go inland. it's already warm in brentwood, 73 for you southeast san jose 61 giants game for the afternoon going to be nice at oracle park upper sixties in the forecast for the afternoon. at game time. 67 san francisco expected to top out

right about 69, but that westerly breeze will be a cool one. so perhaps a layer or two getting into the afternoon as we know that's when the sea breeze turns on 81 degrees in san rafael for the afternoon 85 in santa rosa. for the east bay will go 86 in concord, 75. closer to the water in oakland for the peninsula. 80 redwood city, 85 expected for morgan hill. your extended forecast, so there's the bump in numbers for tomorrow. we're now under the low nineties for inland cities 80 around the bay mid sixties at the coast. we will get into some nice beach weather wins tuesday and wednesday when we're into the upper sixties, but our basic community scored to be quite warm, upper eighties on tuesday , upper nineties for inland cities. that's the hottest day with a minor drop coming on wednesday. bigger cool down on thursday, claudia alright. thanks, rosemary. well it was a secret kept for decades, but it is now a story we're proud to tell coming up. next i'll introduce you to a san jose woman who is being called vietnam's first rock star.

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bring on today with comcast business. powering possibilities.™ recn and pacific islander heritage month continues this morning with the secret past of a woman in san jose. she spent years helping her husband and his job raising their family. quite a departure from the remarkable life she had back and saigon that she never talked about. i had the pleasure of meeting her and getting to know the woman who is now being called

vietnam's first rock star. the drop of a needle on a decades old vinyl and just like that, you are transported back in time through the voice of a teenage girl growing up in 19 sixties saigon. um 12 years old and. one of mm musician in my neighbor. and. teach me how to sing it. by the time she was 17 from tom was singing every evening at the nightclubs. now even at 77 says , when she closes her eyes, she remembers when i sing and my eyes closed. and i think about you know, that's why my feeling and my emotion back then, she says, all anyone wanted to hear was american rock and roll. some

like a swing and some blue, you know, i love paris. why away? do i love paris? because my love is he here, but she also spent time in the recording studio, although there she only sang vietnamese rock them now. no no money they don't want except to regarding american song at that time, all the vietnamese south in the mid sixties, she met her husband, and she says she thought that was the end of that story. came to us is 1975. yeah. the end of april. and why did you come here? because the communists over the south vietnam, you know that's why i have to go. she settled in the south bay, where she and her husband raised three children. her oldest daughter, hannah, says there was always music in

their lives. it was singing in the kitchen at the karaoke machine in the car, and, um over the phone, but tam never talked about her past or the fact that she's been called vietnam's first rock star. in fact, it wasn't until 2019 when a movie producer wanted to use what they thought was one of tam's songs that she told hannah about her past life, i say before i am am singer. i have an album. yeah, she believe you. i don't know. and i was like, okay, tomey. okay let's go back. let's rewind told me all about the song and the movie and the recording. you recorded a song. that they want to use. and that started me rolling and researching and emailing and spending countless

hours online. trying to figure out my mom's passed. that's amazing, like the whole time, uncovering and going really? yes exactly. more incredible was the unbelievable collection of tam's music that had been preserved by fans from around the world. i had no idea that this group of people, um we're out there, salvaging. pre summary five music that has been destroyed by war and neglect. and um, really, rachel. but those vinyls had been worn down by time. i was floored by the story. that's when hannah found a london based independent producer, mark burgess. so hannah reached out to me and i signed up immediately. i was sold what we're lucky to have are these documents? um that help us sort of peace, this fragmented puzzle

of vietnamese music and cultural history. because understanding vietnam's music history is, in my opinion, still very much a work in progress. it's the story of her mother that hannah is just getting to know, translated all of the songs. from vietnamese to english. she looks so country, but she's thinking and roll and roll. i like this one because you are very strong and a little bit. um mean looking. but very sexy, sexy, sexy, a story told every time tam closes her eyes and sings. you're open y. and blows me inside. i every time the cd plays or this needle takes a turn. the story of the music and

the girl, you can keep a secret for like a super long time. five years. finally a secret, no more world will always. welcomes lover. as time. good news. i could sit there and just keep listening to her sing alright. musical collection is called magical nights, saigon surf, twist and soul. her music is available on sublime frequencies , and we'll ship out next month, and it comes with us booklets with more on the remarkable story of hometown great story, claudie great story. coming up next fire crews still out out on the front lines of the fire the forced evacuations in solano county. when we come back, we're going to go back live for the

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it y this morning, there's still fire crews on the scene. will be out there live to give you the very latest conditions. plus we're talking food. why not? on a sunday bang bao food truck parked right outside our

building right now we're going to get a delicious look at their handcrafted food coming up. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto alright. happy weekend one and all highway 80 80 heading by the old oracle in the coliseum it right now it is easy, breezy and of course, the warriors are playing tonight six o'clock. it's quite a road trip, though they're playing in dallas. it's game three all eyes on the dubs tonight. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm frank mallicoat on a sunday may the 22nd and i'm claudia wong. thanks for joining us on this sunday morning as we looked at how the day and the week is going to shape up. i'm thinking about today, rosemary, but i'm also thinking about those tuesday temperatures because wow going to be baking, perhaps some of the hottest temperatures so far this year are endless cities are going to be flirting with the century mark. so to speak. yes, close to 100 degrees for some getting into tuesday again. that would be tuesday. not today

. today mostly sunny temperatures are near repeat of yesterday low sixties at the coast seventy's around the bay and eighties expected inland with good to moderate air quality. we'll check in on the current conditions and show you the afternoon house for your area. talk more about that heat on the way coming up. alright we're going to update you on this morning's top story that we've been following all morning long firefighters in solano county gaining ground on that big grassfire near vacaville. let's go to ktvu is tom baker just got a close look at those current fire lines of the quail fires started yesterday afternoon. how are the conditions out there, tom? well from this district a distance out here, everything looks to be pretty much out, but go up close like we did, and we would have taken you there, but we couldn't get a signal from out there but go up close and you will find out that there are still plenty of hotspots. this area has been burned in a long time. but it surely dodged a bullet. a bullet inadvertently launched when a person committed a huge taboo mowing the lawn in the afternoon

heat and wind this time of year. we typically start to see the transition when the live fuels dry out. but at this point in the year they're pretty dry and they're ready to burn the quail fire, which started mid afternoon yesterday burned 150 acres and forced evacuations. helicopters and other aircraft were called in getting the ground crews the big assist in battling the windswept fire by 7 15 last night, it was 45% contained and the evacuation order was reduced. to an evacuation warning. by this morning it was in the final cleanup stages. the huge advantage here was that cal fire's main firefighting air force base mcclelland field in sacramento is no more than 50 air miles from the quail. fire site from here. almost any size or speed of aircraft can be dispatched for a very quick trip to close by locations or within any of the many fire attack bases throughout the state. cal fire can also choose from

hundreds of live screaming cameras to see how to prioritize airstrikes and crew dispatches for maximum effect within their capabilities. now again at the container level is now just 55% contained up from 45. but that still means that crews are gonna have to stay on hand for hours and hours because those hot spots within the containment perimeter are many and as the winds pick up then they could get blown around outside of the perimeter, and there's plenty of dead dry grass up there to burn again. reporting live. tom baker, ktvu fox tuning. you know , tom it it is nice that they are making progress. but you've got to think in your head right? it is. it is just may. rosemary's talking about these triple digit temperatures coming our way. cal fire will tell you in all firefighters. there's no fire season anymore, but he's still have to think the hottest months are coming at us and the quail fire isn't the only fire burning. not only is it not the

only fire burning, but on a five year average by this time of the year on this day, we should have about 1530 fires were already up over 2000 now. that's a little behind last year, but it's far far drier this year and as a result as we get more into the months of june, july, august, september, october, november and even ended december that number could go way way way up and maybe even set a record. it's a lot to think about our time. it's certainly our thoughts and our appreciation with everyone out on those fire lines. and thanks to you for those live reports this morning. new this morning. we want to talk about this deadly crash to chp is investigating. this is a solo car crash on a san jose freeway . it was first reported just before 10 o'clock last night. this is on interstate 2 80. you see it there on your map. near the 8 80 interchange. the chp says a car flew off the freeway and then landed on the lanes of 2 80, killing the driver this morning. all lanes of 2 80 are back open after they were closed down for more than three hours.

turn around 9 35 eastern contra costa county, suspected drunk driver has been arrested after authorities say hit and killed a horse. this happened just after 9 30 friday night. along delta road and nights in the writer had to be flown to jump your medical center due to the distance and the driver managed. right here to walk away, but he was handcuffed. arrested on suspicion of d u i, a neighbor says many people drive too fast, and he were to routinely finds plenty of evidence of drinking on that road. ready clean. keep the road fund as clean as we can. but i'm always finding beer bottles, vodka bottles, whiskey bottles up and down the whole street. authorities say that they had several incidences with horses and cars in that area and that if you are going out after dark, sure where something that is either bright or reflective. chp has now made an arrest in connection with a deadly wrong way. crash eastbound highway 24

1 driver was killed and that hit run crash near shattuck avenue in oakland early yesterday morning. investigators have not yet named the suspect who was taken into custody. memorial day weekend is right around the corner. and when you talk about gas prices, they do have many people rethinking those holiday plans here in the bay area. aren there on your screen. they make my head hurt. gallon writer glatt regular unleaded setting you back an average of $6.30 in san francisco. and the price at the pump a bit cheaper in oakland, where a gallon of regular going for $6.17 in san jose, just one cent cheaper. $6.16 i know that's not making anyone feel any better, and it is a similar story across the country and country nationwide. the average for a gallon of regular gas has gone up 10 cents in one week. showing no signs of slowing down, according to triple a. the nationwide average

is $4.59 a gallon experts say it might be time to tighten that belt and conserve where you can go the speed limit. the faster the vehicle is moving, the more fuel you're burning. so if you decrease your freeway speeds by 5 to 10 mph, you can actually increase your fuel economy by up to 14. now for those who are still weighing their options for travel over the memorial day weekend, experts say that flying that's not getting any cheaper either. ticket prices for air travel continue to climb. a group of volunteers in san francisco began their first phase and what ultimately will be the installation of the pink triangle? the group cleaned up the area yesterday morning by removing all the literate twin peaks. this is the 27th year the triangle will be installed. in the city organizers call it a giant in your face educational tools. pink triangle was used by the and concentration camps to

identify homosexual prisoners. in recent years, it's been embraced by the gay community as a symbol of pride. we want people driving by on the freeways to wonder what it is and to be curious and look it up. and at night it will be lit up as well. so starting on tuesday, volunteers will set up the infrastructure for the giant display that includes poles and cables. tension straps for the lights as well as pink streamers . the actual installation of triangle will kick off next weekend. the commemoration ceremony is scheduled for wednesday, june the first, which is the start. of pride month. it is harvey milk day in san francisco, and the castro is set to celebrate his legacy today would have been his 92nd birthday. local politicians, along with friends and colleagues of harvey milk will be there to host this celebration, and the friends of harvey milk plaza will be offering virtual tours of that redesign plaza made in his honor. milk was a gay rights activists and a san francisco politician. he was assassinated

inside city hall back in 1978 today ceremony runs from noon until five in the castro. and we are excited to bring back zip trips and announced that this year we're coming back on the road. every year. we take this show on the road, visit towns and cities across the bay area, and this year we are kicking things off in the north bay every other friday, kicking off on june the third there will be in petaluma just two weeks away. then we're off to union city, but asia santa clara pacifica, dublin and then we finish and late august in the city of martinez excited to get back out there and showcase your great cities. and of course, all the greatest sits will be back, including tastes of the town. sal will eat it just about every restaurant and all those cities. and i've already been to petaluma and i snuck into venetia did a little trivia found out. a lot of people don't know a lot about their cities in some ways and some ways they do . and i know you've been out and about as well. sometimes you're trivia is tricky. yes it is

tricky, but they don't know the answers. it is nice to go out there and see all the city's rosemary. it's always fun for us to really spend the morning and multiple mornings. actually, as we prepared for that show and see, really, everyone come down and have a good time. yes one of my one of the best things about the bay area. every city and community has its own unique vibe and definitely something to do. i get out and gail, go visit a new city. we do have some beautiful weather coming our way. in fact, you can kind of pick the weather depending on how you like it. sixties at the coast seventy's around the bay eighties inland. here's a look over the east bay where we do have a high clouds out there a little bit of haze out there is well we are going to continue with the goods and water air quality for today, the sun's radiation as well as the heat kind of combining with the pollutants that begins to take a toll on our air quality 60 degrees right now in santa rosa 56 reported in san francisco, 66 in concord, upper fifties outside your door, san carlos 61 over san jose. under mostly

sunny skies to partly cloudy. here's a look at the air quality in and around the bay area. you can see it's moderate in areas over san rafael marin area. san francisco, oakland, the inland east bay and san jose all reporting moderate air quality at this time. meanwhile santa cruz and the santa cruz mountains you've got some good air quality. we have mostly clear skies for today, a little bit of patchy fog along the coastline. if you get areas into areas of monterey and then further south, there's definitely more fog there. but for us not a lot, and the winds are light nevada reporting even con conditions. and three mph is a very popular number. we've got santa rosa napa fairfield and conquered all reporting that at this moment, we'll get a little bit of an afternoon sea breeze for those that are heading close to the coast or san francisco to the giants game for today. do you expect the onshore breeze in the afternoon? cool things down . we do have dry air in place and notice the storm track to the north of us. but as we get into thursday, things start to change up. we now have that

opportunity of some wet weather through the pacific northwest. maybe northern california. we're not going to see any wet weather, but we are going to close things down on thursday. this after a big heat up coming our way for the start of the business week. so again, talking about those temperatures, some of the warmer spots outside right now upper sixties and walnut creek low seventies in brentwood, and then as we get into the afternoon, these numbers are near repeat of yesterday sixties at the coast upper sixties san francisco seventies, a few low eighties around the bay and our inland communities upper eighties for antioch for the inner east bay in the north bay, 85 expected in santa rosa. temperatures will warm tomorrow and then near 100 degrees for some by tuesday. better details in the extended forecast coming up. rosemary thank you. sometimes even the greatest can't fight through injuries what tiger woods decided to do following his third round of the pga championship. and if you weren't hungry yet, you're going to be in just a few minutes of bun bao food truck is right outside of

our studios right now. i can't tell you how excited we are. and i'm heading out there to talk to the chef about the delicious food. he cooks up that is coming food. he cooks up that is coming up next. i'm so glad sauced & loaded fries are back. yea. i really missed this. i missed us. to my fries—and to my guys. my $3.50 triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries. order on the jack app today.

kick off the party with my triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries. yep. my famous curly fries smothered in three melty cheeses and bacon are back. psst...you're drooling. my $3.50 triple cheese & bacon sauced & loaded fries. order on the jack app today. chae a game against padres. they lost

first two of the series, both by a single run. it runs for scarce yesterday at oracle. 3rd 80 manny machado takes carlos rodent deep for a solo bomb. that's his eight san diego goes up one another and down to love here in the eighth giants finally get on the board. wilmer flores unloads. a shot of his own over the left field wall solo shot to one game. there is hope bottom. 91 not taylor rogers will get luis gonzales looking at strike three, and that's your ballgame padres over the giants and a tough 21 loss. aces down in anaheim last night. taking on the angels sums up their night here to andrew. the last question will park out to run jack, his second of the year , oakland falls 53. and so cal two teams will play the rubber game of that series. this afternoon on a golf tiger woods , calling it quits and the pga championship following his third round on saturday, which was not so great the 15th time. major winner and as he was withdrawing

from the event after struggling physically during the round. he also had his worst round in a major 9/79 saturday. this was what second tournament back after that car crash back in february of 2021 crashed nearly cost woods his leg. woods played in the masters in april and has not heated up since after the round, he admitted he was sore. no timeline for when woods may play again the u. s open by the ways in new england next month. he may be looking towards that if he's healthy after a two year pandemic hiatus, oakland's greek festival is back. wow. that have been is running through the weekend in the oakland hills and includes music, dancing, arts, crafts and, of course, lots of delicious greek food. all the food is homemade. we have everybody from the community pitches in to help pre make all the delicious food greek food

here at the oakland festival, and it's a lot of fun. i've played a lot of festivals, and i have to say this is the top of the list. ah the greek food is delicious. the event is sponsored by the greek orthodox cathedral. the ascension, and this year the festival is celebrating its 50th year festival continues. today the final day tickets are only five bucks at the door and children 12 and under get in for free. speaking of food, let's head out to our parking lot. claudine wong is there with the chef of the bunk, bow food truck and can't wait to join your claudine. take it away. hi there . yes, we're so excited out here this morning at the unbound truck. i want to take you to edler more. who is the head chef out here of this truck. and so tell me. i mean, we are all excited coming in here. we're just chatting about really in the background here and tell me you've got some stuff out here. kind of the idea behind bundle because for people who know

jocie bows and more traditional foods, you guys kind of take a little twist on it and have little definitely trying to, um make the about, you know, more wildly popular throughout the bay area throughout california by introducing fusion flavors. we do a pizza, pizza pizza bow we do cheeseburger about which is really popular pizza and cheeseburgers. i have never tried that. tell me what you have brought with us today so we can see what you have here. right? here is a box orange mushroom one. so that's a completely vegan option. there's no eggs dairy in at all. and then i also have a teriyaki chicken. and then we brought a braised pork belly and also the traditional trash. you can tell me the story behind it in terms of you when you started this company or the company was started back in 2019 and 2018 and how it's grown since then. so i originally started just doing delivering and catering and then kind of grew with the business. um, they've been in business mainly just started with online delivery. and then kind of went into catering. and

then we do farmers markets and then we've done a big box store last year. it's amazing, really amazing. and when you talk about the flavors, and you talk about people who have seen this food kind of traditionally and then how it's kind of, you know, grown over time and what they see now. i mean, this looks absolutely amazing. what do you find that people are telling you like people who maybe have grown up with this this kind of food, but not really in this in this format, you know, a lot of people say that it does remind them of, you know food that they've had from their childhood, you know, so like our pork belly. we call it the grandma's braised pork belly because it is like a braised, you know, like a grandma's recipe, so lots of traditional stuff along with the fusion stuff and then and when people can get this, so and i know that you guys are in fremont. you've got this open window. so you got the trucks that come out here that people can order and bring the trucks out to them. they can find you on off the grid. but also you can go to fremont. this is a really cool thing to kind of watch this being made. we definitely have. we have an open

window where you can watch them roll about. fill it up, you know, do the twisting everything. so it's actually really nice. and then if you're not local to fremont, and you can come to any of the farmers markets that we do we do over 100 farmers markets. we have three trucks that are out and about on a daily back coming from the pandemic. um you know the pandemic was a little weird for us, for sure. but since we were mainly like online delivery and we didn't really see any kind of a dip. it actually was a little more of an increase in business because we love that. definitely people are ordering food to get home. you know, without having to leave the house. it was actually pretty beneficial. which is your favorite here. i want to try something. my personal favorite is either the shiitake mushroom or the chicken. i think the stock mushroom and the box choice. i mean, that's like those are very traditional flavors inside kind of a non traditional format. is that a fair assessment? definitely definitely. we have lots of vegan options and vegetarian options. a lot of our dessert options are vegetarian as well. okay, let me grab a napkin here because you know this is about me wanting to try food as as

well i'm going to take. can i take this one here, okay. let me see. and again tell me what i'm eating. it's back choice should talking mushroom. there's some garlic, ginger. amazing thank you. amazing amazing. i might not ever. you never see me back in the studio as i finish this. thank you so much for coming out here. tell me where they can find you next farmers markets and where is your next all throughout the bay area, you can actually visit us on about .com. it's bu nba, oh .com. and that has a listing of every one of our events that were at. i think we've made everyone hungry. all right, we'll send it back to you guys. i'm going to finish this. enjoy that. yes, you are making me hungry. what a cool name, bumble. we have some nice weather coming our way. if you're going to be out, maybe searching for some food trucks may be out and about enjoying the giants game, maybe out and about on a hike. air quality. good to moderate. we showed you that before the break we do have the light winds out there the warmer temps, but we are looking

at temperatures even going hotter into the days ahead and fact it's going to be uncomfortable. for many. i'll show you that here coming up. how about we settle into this gorgeous view of lake tahoe? wow like tahoe right now into the low fifties and then mid sixties, expected for the second half of the day and you can see just a little bit of snow still on those mountaintops. the ridge of high pressure will be strengthening in for the days ahead. mostly sunny skies temperatures above average once again for today, anywhere from 5 to 10 degrees above the seasonal norm tomorrow, a little bit warmer. before temperatures spike on tuesday. that's the hottest day. that's when some of our inland cities could reach near 100 degrees. we'll talk about that in just a moment. 55 degrees right now in san francisco upper sixties and walnut creek low seventies in brentwood into the north, pay 59 for you, napa and for yourself, number 61 over san jose san jose. beautiful day coming your way. we have a low seventies expected by lunchtime upper seventies to low eighties in the

forecast, getting into the second part of the day into the north bay 81 for san rafael city of san francisco 69 seventies a few low eighties around the bay 79 fremont 80 degrees in redwood city, and then our inland east bay. hotter we've got 86 in concord, 89. expected and fairfield as we get into the extended forecast, there's a look at that warm up for tomorrow. then the hotter day it's going to be nice at the coast. that's a very warm day, especially if you don't have a c in your home. upper nineties inland if some areas may get very close to 100, a little bit of cooling on wednesday, thankfully and a better drop on thursday back to about 60 degrees along the coast upper seventies around the bay low eighties expected inland, that's it from the weather center. more news coming up.

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here. the interesting thing. it all looks the same from the outside. it's just when you cut in. it's got different. you gotta jalapeno in there. jalapeno beef is it's like a ground beef with the hoisin and jalapenos who's more adventurous of your customers. the people who kind of grew up with this are the people who are saying you know, i've never had this. i'll try anything new customers that are happy to try the fusion ones. i'm a little bit. look, frank coming in again. he's coming in hot that wants a jalapeno beef. i think i think frank already said he was going to be for this one right here is a braised pork bellies. make of how do you know what's in them? you got to keep track of them, right? we usually just will make like one flavor at a time. you know, since we do thousands about every day, so we make about 2 to 3000 at a time and then we'll switch the next flavor. 3000 alright, i know this wasn't your formal chef background. but how is it being able to create food that really kind of, you know, just is all about the central. i love it. i love it. actually, it's really nice, and it's nice to see the

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