morning, there are growing demands for a change in policy. there's no one bill that's going to solve everything. but we do know that h r a will save lives , reigniting the gun policy debate around the country. california already has strong gun control measures will tell you how governor newsom wants to make them even tougher. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. may 26th very different morning i could see the fog. i can feel the wind check in with steve paulson for our forecast. about it. that west wind yes, came roaring in later in the afternoon. yesterday the fog came flying up the coast. you knew it was going to happen only be a matter of time. even inland areas will cool down today. good 20 degrees. not only do we have

the big fog making place little drizzle as a front actually coming in with self for a huge change here so thursday cool down low clouds. big fog bank in town, drizzle as well. coast and bay breezy cooler inland as temperatures plunge they'll go actually below average for some after being above for a couple of days, fifties sixties and now seventies. all right. i know this man is happy to see that fog bank come in. he was probably doing cart wheels yesterday. it feels it feels so fresh and clean, and pam feels the same way. i'm not sure dave might like hot weather. i'm not sure but up to say yes, it's nice. thank you, steve. and you know the fog and the wind not really affecting the traffic so far. good morning to you. let's go out and take a look at some of these roads. think we're off to a good start here at the bay bridge total. it looks pretty good. just go looking at the east bay don't see a lot going on, including on the same table bridge four. oh one. let's get

right back to the headlines. thank you, sal. today would have been the last day of classes before summer at rob elementary school, and you have all the texas instead, the families of 21 students and teachers are planning funerals. reporter medlin rivera is in vivaldi, texas, as the community tries to comfort each other and grieve together. this community and the country grappling with the immense loss of teachers and students as we learn more about the victim's lives. as families plan funerals for their loved ones, heartbroken friends and neighbors gathered in your body for a vigil wednesday night, remembering some of the youngest victims of the rob elementary school shooting, including alexandria. rubio earned the good citizen award and recently made the ali on a roll. smarter better known as tessie, who reportedly loved tiktok dance videos. 10 year old carmelo livanos, who didn't want to go to school on tuesday, and the fourth grade teachers even morales and irma garcia, who gave their lives protecting their students. pictures of

those kids. it's just devastating. it's heartbreaking . i know what they were feeling. i know what that teacher was feeling. meanwhile as the shooting was happening, witnesses were urging responding officers to charge the school. as the 18 year old gunman was inside, killing people in one classroom. the massacre lasting as long as one hour before the shooter was killed as multiple agencies work to find answers, families are mourning the lives cut short of love. president biden is expected to travel to texas and meet with the grieving families in the coming days. in your body. texas mother rivera. fox news, madeline. thank you, president biden again once lawmakers to pass what he calls common sense gun laws, including background checks for gun buyers. are they clearly will not prevent every tragedy. we know certain ones will have significant impact and have no negative impact on the second amendment. second room is not

absolute. when it was passed, you couldn't own a you couldn't own a cannon. you couldn't own certain kinds of weapons. no republicans on capitol hill argue gun control is instead tht more security at schools and legislation for dealing with mental health problems. we got to get better finding out when these individuals telegraph this ferreting it out before the horrific act. occurs on schools in general, we need to devote far more law enforcement resources to stopping violent criminals. now according to axios, texas senator ted cruz has received more than $400,000 in contributions from gun rights groups. that's the most of any republican lawmaker. the tragedy reignited calls by burial lawmakers for tougher gun regulations and ktvu zach sauce has the latest on the legislation and reaction from

gun advocates. there's no one bill that's going to solve everything. but we do know that h r a will save lives congressman mike thompson, hoping that the latest mass shooting to strike the u. s will finally sway enough republican lawmakers in the senate to allow a vote on hr eight. a bill that would expand background check requirements nationwide to include all firearms sold at gun shows. and online laws don't know state lines were always susceptible to of folks from other areas or guns from other areas. california universal background checks on firearms are already required. gabriel vaughn, the owner of sportsman's arms and petaluma, not opposed to the proposed federal law. i don't have a problem with it if that's something that we can do. why not give it a shot wednesday, governor newsom, also unveiling a series of state bills targeting gun sales. those states like california. that have the most progressive

policies. in restricting the abuse and proliferation of guns have consistently outperformed other states in terms of gun murder rates and gun death rates . one bill would go after those who make ourselves ghost guns are assault weapons, but i'm not convinced that that bill would address what he considers roots of the problem. mental health and situations akin to april's mass shooting in sacramento career criminals. modified illegal firearms already. ah which had a federal level would have already been massively illegal. fully automatics you cannot possess as a private citizen in california assault weapons are already banned weapons like these have additional safety mechanisms in place to make them legal. people aren't going to stop doing illegal things if they want to achieve that horrifying goal at the end and describing the governor's latest proposal as more of the same part of what he considers a maze of confusing, costly and ineffective gun

legislation. lawmakers at the federal level, meantime, calling on their colleagues to help them fix the problem. republicans don't like my bill. they should put a bill up. they should come forward with some ideas on how to make sure that our children are safe. ktvu to news exact thank you, well less than 300 miles away from that texas school shooting. the national rifle association will hold its annual meeting tomorrow in houston. two speakers will include several well known conservatives, including former president trump, texas governor greg abbott and senator ted cruz. and another rallies being planned by the same student group that mobilized international movement after the deadly school shooting in parkland, florida june 11th the group march for our lives, plans to march in washington, d c and around the country. they're demanding that congress passed legislation requiring universal background checks when someone buys a gun as well as other

reforms that make sure you stay right here with us here on mornings on two is our coverage of the texas school shooting continues. you can also find our local coverage and national development. ktvu .com. oakland police and amtrak are investigating after one person died on the train tracks near the oakland coliseum last night . early reports say the passenger train was near 66th avenue and colosseum. way when it hit the person shortly before 10 o'clock. the train had been heading north from los angeles and was scheduled to stop at jack lindon square in oakland. investigators have not released any other information. well. the santa clara county sheriff's department is investigating an officer involved shooting in santa rosa. it happened on la hench lane near thomas lake harris drive yesterday afternoon just before two p.m. one man's listed in critical condition, but officials gave no other information about him. investigators say the shooting involves state parole agents, but that's all they've said so

far. santa cruz county park is now officially named in honor of a sheriff sergeant killed in the line of duty. willowbrook county park in aptos will now bear the name of sergeant damon guts, wyler. the park is getting a new play area for children and resurfaced basketball courts in honor of the deputy who often enjoyed the park with his family. that's wyler was ambushed in june, 2020 after responding to a call about a suspicious van that was linked to the murder of a federal agent in oakland. time is not 409. we're getting you ready for this thursday morning, steve. thank you. the weather this morning feels for whatever you had to do with it than myself. understand? you were the messenger. that's exactly i will take a look at the temps yesterday and it took a while, but eventually that breeze made it but not before some very toasty numbers. fairfield one. oh, four, although there are those of us who think travis, the faa site runs a little warm but anyway anyway, you look at it. it still

is hot. brentwood one. oh, two. wanna creek 99 morgue until 98 healdsburg, 97 san ramon 96 saratoga, 95. even petaluma checked in at 91 degrees, not today. mm big dropped 25 degrees for santa rosa, oakland from 77 64 wanna creek 99 to 76 san jose 93 to 74. we are running significantly cooler than 24 hours ago. double digits cooler for many, including santa rosa, nevada, conquered hayward minus 12 so, but there's some big time drop on these temps already. low overcast drizzle but out there, sonny, maybe some high clouds coming in later for inland areas. it'll be cooler. those temperatures take the drop. air forties fifties and couple of sixties in here, but mainly fifties and with that onshore breeze, and that system coming in the door is open for a significant sea breeze, so the heart gets bumped out. fog returns, no doubt about it here and that system sliding. it will be cooler by 20 degrees breezy to windy for some inland. can we

still holding onto that sierra rain? yeah, maybe a little bit. that would be on your holiday going into sunday monday. so keep that will be drizzled for us. but maybe some light rain ukiah north and then over the weekend up in tahoe and truckee possibility of some thundershower activity 50 60 seventies now on the temps will take a look at that extended out looking about 10 minutes. alright save time is for 11 police use of force that's dominated headlines the past two years, still ahead, looking back two years after the death of george floyd on what has and has not changed since then. and the warriors host the mavs that chase center tonight we hear steph curry's thoughts on the last game as dub nation hopes to last game as dub nation hopes to finish off the series at home. with a fresh cracked egg and all this crispy bacon, wendy's breakfast baconator might be the greatest breakfast sandwich of all time.

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13.s a mass shooting at the b to light rail yard in san jose valley transportation authority will hold a private ceremony individual for their employees and the families of the victims . san jose city council proclaimed may 26 as a day of remembrance honoring 10 lives that were lost. earlier this month, the beach to demolish the building where that attack occurred. minneapolis leads the country in remembering george floyd, now, two years since he was killed by police to mark the somber occasion. a new sign was unveiled at the site where george floyd was killed. now known as george floyd square. charles mcmillan was at the scene during floyd's murder and later served as a key witness during derek chauvin's trial. we made some progress. but not enough. and it takes a village to make the progress that we need. it takes everyone, not just me, not just you and what

you do for a living, take everyone to do what needs to be done. and have been done yet. it's gonna take a long time. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, is serving 22 years in prison for floyd's murder. president biden marked the occasion by signing an executive order to reform federal police practices. it's a measure of what we can do together to heal the very soul of this nation. to address profound fear and trauma exhaustion. particularly black americans have experienced for generations. the order will direct all federal agencies to revise their use of force policies. it also calls for limitations on chokeholds and no knock warrants and the creation of a national registry of officers fired for misconduct. this is start. so now people know that the president and the nation is washington. today was a great day because everybody know that law enforcement is always in the spotlight. the

order does not apply to local police agencies, but does encourage them to implement similar changes. it comes one year after congress failed to agree on the original george floyd justice and policing act. our time is 4 16 with the move to decriminalize jaywalking here in california. it's a step closer to reality. now the state assembly approved a bill to prohibit the police from stopping a pedestrian for jaywalking unless it's clear there's a risk of a collision with a moving vehicle. state assembly member phil ting says he wrote the bill because jaywalking is arbitrarily enforced here in california with tickets and are disproportionately given the people of color. and people with modest means to build now goes to the state senate for debate. contra costa county is now offering covid antiviral medication at some of the testing sites. sites will distribute the prescription medication used to treat people who test positive. federal health officials say antiviral

medications like paxil covid can reduce the chance of becoming seriously ill. the test to treat sites are in antioch, brentwood , san pablo and pleasant hill and are operated by optimum serve federal health services. people who test positive for covid 19 again after taking the drug packs covid should isolate for another five days, the cdc says. there is a chance that they might be contagious if they have the rebound effect. now. this is the first time the cdc has issued guidance on what people should do if they test positive again only a few days after testing negative. our time is now for 17. are you ready for the warriors tonight? chase center in san francisco will be rocking tonight. the warriors that they win. they will move on to the nba finals with one more win over the dallas mavericks game. five of their playoff series is at six pm the warriors are eight and o at home in the postseason. but they still have to play better defense if they want to continue that streak,

eight of the mavericks made it least 13 pointer in the last game. positive note for the warriors was have the bench cut a 29 point deficit. who's little is eight points in the fourth quarter. it's fun to watch them. just compete. find a little rhythm, a little chemistry. and give us some life. the winner of this series with the mavericks will play the eastern conference champs. the boston celtics leading that series three games to two over the miami heat. alright for 18. i'm ready with my very bright yellow today. alright and what's the weather going to be like in the city for everybody had will give you one guess chili. okay old foggy window. yeah. big cry from what we had a couple of days ago. even yesterday when there was still son at the giants game, but that wind was picking up all throughout the game, and it's going to be a big drop on those

temps today. santa rosa down 25 degrees to 70. oakland is 64 walnut creek, 99 to 76 san jose 93 to 74. we are running noticeably cooler. than 24 hours ago. at this time, hayward minus 12, and i mean everyone is cooling off here rapidly temperatures fifties, even a few upper forties, even out the brentwood at 58, which was really warm. yesterday i won hundreds. the water temps will continue to be called. we talked about how if they maintain this, the fog would come flying in. well, guess what it did when you get nineties one hundred's inland water temps from the forties, and then it doesn't take long. and there's a big fog bank there, and even a front coming in. travis that's where you hang your hat this time of year west southwest 35 mph. so when the onshore wind kicks in out there, that's a sure sign. even the inland areas will cool down today. so low overcast drizzle cooler. son then clouds later. weak system is coming in is dragged across some higher clouds. breezy to windy 50 60 70 , and that's the system right there. the high gets knocked

out. we're going into a cooler pattern here, probably for about a week is the way it looks. right now, so the fog returns, the system will slide across cooler by 20 degrees. breezy to windy pattern even up in the sierra going forward here and maybe uk and north coming in saturday and again sunday night. monday the system there so up in the mountains don't be surprising. keep an eye on things there could get some thunderstorm activity are really high elevation snow. 50 60 seventies on those temps again and we are looking for a cool down. maybe a little change here, but windy, you pattern kicks in on sunday for us. part of warning about safety heading into the holiday weekend. we'll tell you why the national park police officers union is telling people to stay away. and we hear how the latest school shooting is forcing parents and family members of similar tragedies to relive the traumatic experience.

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day weekend, the union representing national park police officers is telling people to stay away from some of san francisco's biggest tourist attractions. union leaders tell ktvu christian captain they don't have enough staff to adequately adequately protect the city's beaches and other popular sites. memorial day marks the unofficial beginning of the summer travel season and has tourism ramps up. tens of thousands of visitors are expected to make their way through the areas around the golden gate bridge, presidio and san francisco's beaches now the union representing the u. s. park police, which patrols those areas, is warning visitors their department in the golden gate national recreation area is dangerously understaffed. it's our mission to make sure that the public is safe. and part of that is to let them know what they're what they're risking when they come to visit. you know, san francisco parks, chairman of the u. s. park police union, ken spencer says staffing is critically low, just 32 officers when they should

have 83 officers assigned to the presidio area, he says. what that means is that at any given time, there are just three officers patrolling an area roughly from west of fisherman's warf along the coast. including baker and china beaches and then south along ocean beach. spencer says the latest data from the last fiscal year shows that visitors are vulnerable to property crimes, including auto burglaries and more serious crimes. we've had 13 sexual assaults, 100 calls for disorderly conduct 114 fires and then, of course, the burglaries and the larceny east of motor vehicles we've had. we've had 193 of those park visitors say they didn't know that the police were stretched so thin. then that does bring like a big concern to me, but at the same time, i feel like a lot of places are not monitored by police. union leaders say the core issue is hiring and retention of park police officers. they say their officers start off at close to $68,000 per year, the union says neighboring san francisco police start off at more than $92,000 per year. a raise for park

police officers would have to be approved by congress, and the union says it is lobbying lawmakers to increase park police pay. in a statement, the u. s park police said quote we are disappointed to see these misleading claims that don't represent the facts or reality on the ground. us ppe current staffing in san francisco includes patrol officers, detectives, identification technicians, canine officers and horsemen and officers, all of whom worked to keep the public safe. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu fox two news, kristin. thank you, thomas for 25 happening today, the oakland city council will debate the proposal for a new progressive business tax structure and decide if it should go on the november ballot. no proposed plans would make larger companies pay more in taxes. right now, companies pay a flat tax rate, whatever their size. supporters of the plan, including the oakland chamber of commerce, say the current tax structure is outdated and that the new proposal could bring in between 30 to $40 million in new revenue

for oakland. san francisco will get tens of millions of dollars for improvements to housing programs as part of the mayor's new budget. mayor london breed says there is $67.4 million earmarked in that two year budget for things like enhancing social services, improving older infrastructure and increasing staff wages. over the last two years, the city has leased or acquired more than 2500 new units of supportive housing for people transitioning out of homelessness. mayor breed says the new money is critical to support those programs. there's a new plan to transform former illegal marijuana grow houses into family homes. it's part of a partnership between the city of sacramento and habitat for humanity property owners who were cited for illegally growing pot can donate their home instead of paying high fees. the home is then remodeled in the family who needs affordable housing can buy it with the 30 year loan at 0% interest.

receive it. we stripped to the studs and we start all over. essentially so it's not only the opportunity to create a new, affordable home for our community, but also helps to alleviate blight in the neighborhood. no organizers say a married couple and their four children are expected to move into this house later this year. the next shooting is right now and you're doing nothing. no. frustration boiling over in texas coming up, we'll show you the moment roar confronted texas governor abbott during a press conference about the school shooting, and we'll tell you what some east bay parents plan to do this summer in an effort to keep a school from closing permanently. don't forget. no you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. just go to ktvu .com slash email sign up for the daily service.

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butw what that teacher was feeling. the school shooting and you've already texas has put the national spotlight back on gun control. as investigators work to learn more about why the gunmen carried out that attack, plus it's sadness. it's a little bit of anger that something like this constantly happened. a challenging time for many parents of school aged children we hear from bay area parents about how they're helping their children cope with the tragedy. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here in morning sun to pam cook . good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to thursday. may 26 did you sleep with the windows open ? open them in the middle of the night because it was still kind of warm. the breeze was just starting in the evening. it was

that do i open them? is it getting cooler in the house or outside? it's working now. yes yes, it is. nature's air conditioning is working big time here. uh system is coming in the fog came up the coast. it was very shallow, but it made its impact on the coastal location will now guess what another system is. working its way in and that's ushering in a big time cooling transfer thursday. cool down on tap for you. big fog bank maybe drizzle coast and bay breezy to windy, cooler son than clouds coming in. so temperatures drop a good 2025 degrees compared to yesterday. for those inland alright over to salads, 4 31, and he's here to tell us all right or something new. we're doing. okay as a matter of fact, steve, i'm just kind of looking around. there's been there's been a couple of small things, but really not enough. to affect most of the traffic you see out there. let's go right to the bay bridge. it is light. there have been no major problems here. as you can continue to see traffic on highway four looks good. as you drive brentwood and we have

pittsburgh and no problems on 6 80 from concord, walnut creek and san mateo and dunbarton bridges look good now at 4 31. let's go back to the headlines. thank you. president biden will soon visit you baldy, texas and meet with the families of the 21 . children and teachers killed it. rob elementary school. the parent of one of the victims, is among those questioning the response of law enforcement fourth grader jacqueline hazaras was one of the students held in that classroom and was killed. her father says he raced over to the school when he heard about the shooting. he is angry that authorities were not charging the building. he even considered going inside himself with a group of other parents, he says his 10 year old daughter with brave and compassionate full of love eliasson as you're doing it for anybody, and to me, it's a firecracker rescues using, um it comforts me a little bit just to think that should be the one

that helps a friend in need. about the gunman shot a security guard at the school went inside through a back door. he fired shots at everyone in sight and eventually barricaded himself in a classroom. several of the students survived the attack by hiding behind a table. the government, according to officials had no known history of criminal or mental illness. during a press briefing, the democrat running for texas governor beto o. rourke, confronted current governor greg abbott. excuse me. excuse me. santa fe high down, you're out. you're out of line and an embarrassment after el paso down. shooting is right now and you're doing nothing. noah rorke is telling governor abbott and lieutenant governor dan patrick that somebody needs to stand up for the children of texas. he was escorted out of the venue by police outside, he made his outrage clear over the shooting. this 18 year old who just turned

18, but are 15 and took it into an elementary school and shut kids in the face and killed them. why are we letting this happen in this country? why is this happening in this state year after year? city after city ? this is on all of us. if we do not do something, and i am going to do something, and i'm not alone. the people of texas are with us. the majority of the people of texas are with us, but we've got to stand up to this or we just accept this theater and business as usual, and we accept the next shooting. we could have stopped this. if we had stood up after texas says se most gun friendly laws in the country, republan governor abbott says he is focusing instead on mental health issues and argued that tougher gun laws and other states including here in california are ineffective. for residents of your body, texas are coming together, sharing their grief and comforting each other. hundreds

of people gathered last night at a vigil at the county fairgrounds and service included songs and prayers of hope. pastors from several churches led the vigil and said a lot of tears have been shed this week. i cry a lot. and i cried a lot today and yesterday. make prices more here as we speak. parents and grandparents and many of the victims were there at the vigil and held photos of their loved ones who were killed in that attack. we won't let you know we're praying for you. we want to express our most sincere condolences to those who have lost loved ones, and we wanted to know that we remember you each and every day and others at the vigil included texas state leaders, including governor greg abbott. the latest school shooting is reigniting grief for parents across the country who

have also lost children and other school shootings in florida. tom hoyer says he feels physical pain watching parents suffering in texas. a gunman shot and killed his 15 year old son, luke at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland , florida the teenager was among 14 students and three staff members killed, their lawyer says the texas shooting has brought back a lot of painful memories. i know what the families had to endure sitting in a room. waiting to hear. in their child's laying in school. on the floor. it's heartbreaking, just heartbreak. players remarks came as he stood outside a courtroom in fort lauderdale yesterday. that's where jury selection is underway for the sentencing trial of parkland shooter nicholas cruz. cruz pled guilty. the sentencing trial will determine if he's sentenced to death or life in prison without the possibility of parole is 4 36 will be a area

families are also honoring the lives of the 21. innocent victims in your body texas. ileana garcia. age 10. now this vigil was held in foster city last night. organizers read the names of those who were killed in the elementary school shooting. they also mourned the victims and the buffalo new york grocery store attack and the church shooting in southern california earlier this month. san mateo county supervisor david cannabis said this nation must unite to stop gun violence. we as a society are failing. when our children are being shot. and killed in these schools. now at the state capitol governor gavin newsom announced the plan to push through legislation to allow private citizens in california to sue anyone who manufacturers distributes or sells assault weapons or ghost guns coping

with the aftermath of the texas school massacre is especially challenging for parents. ktvu jesse gary spoke with parents in the south bay, balancing their own uneasy emotional state while also addressing the issue with their children. the tranquility of this foster city park belies a maelstrom of emotions. parents here struggle to understand and cope with quite scared because every day you don't know what you're going to run into texas 1600 miles from the bay area, but on this day psychically and emotionally connected parents here as they're telling their kids, it'll be all right. but all the while struggling with their own internal conversations. it's sadness. it's a little bit of anger that something like this constantly happens. it's frustration that nothing seems to be get being done about it. mental health experts say national traumas such as the murder of 19, children at school on top of everything else, covid pandemic

, a shaky economy can lead to a host of disorders. and even deep depression. people are going to have that terrible fight or flight stress response. very anxious. many people will be very discombobulated by this, but somehow they've got to kind of put one ft in front of the other and get through their days and weeks. it's just been a whirlwind for parents. and so that sense of burnout and fatigue and overwhelming is present. it's big marriage and family therapist denisa thompson says parents need a place to express their feelings with peers. her foster city parents club, one of many in the bay area allows a safe space for judgment free venting. thompson believes this will ultimately help parents shepherd their children and themselves through difficult times. these feelings are real. these are not superficial, and they're probably not going away anytime soon. so you need to be able to be honest with yourself and your family and those around you to get, you know, authentic support

and authentic, authentic help. advice comes with the knowledge that the day after an incident parents embraced their seemingly safe and serene surroundings until perhaps the next shooting sends the world into emotional chaos. in foster city. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. jesse thank you. we'll be talking about this all day. time is worth 40. we're also going to be talking about your thursday weather, which is much different than yesterday. steve that that is correct. it was a big drop in our attempts today. good 2025 degrees for some, starting with santa rosa here, which was 95 well, downtown 93 the airport 94 . i tend to go with more towards downtown, but down to 70. oakland is 64 wanna creek 99 to 76 san jose 93 to 74 so big drop in the forties and fifties on attempts only want that livermore 61. it's actually 56 now. i'm looking out by the airport 56 so most almost everyone is in the fifties, and we are running much, much cooler

than 24 hours ago, conquered his minus 11, along with nevado, santa rosa and hayward minus 12. we were on our way to a much cooler day. water temps again, but database briefly touched 46 cold degrees point raised 49. the city temps come up a teeny bit. that's because they had a south wind yesterday that brought that fog up 51. it'll go down again, probably on the over the weekend and ended early next week. big fog bank in place, actually, a front on the way and travis west southwest 35 mph that'll do it. napa vacaville, all with an onshore breeze or wind. that system coming in will drag across a few high clouds. it looks like there'll be a series of them here going out even around 7 to 10 days, there'll be one today one saturday one on monday up in the mountains and then maybe another one around june 7th or eighth, so i think the pattern is in our favor for cooler weather, not another warm up, although you know it's never far away once you get to june 50 60 seventies on the temps son, then clouds breezy to windy, big overcast there low cloud deck in places that system marches in. it will ramp up the fog bank saw a

cooler forecasts is the fog returns. and temperatures will drop as we talked about 20 maybe 25 degrees. up in the mountains . just a heads up. there could be some active, high elevation snow sunday monday and on saturday we might get a little light rain, i'd say mendocino county lake county north fine tune that tomorrow 50 60 seventies on the temps, and we are in a cooler pattern with only subtle changes but windy on sunday for us thank you, steve. as the investigation continues into the school shooting in texas, students and staff in the east bay turned their fear into action up next their plan to try to prevent another mass shooting and tough questions on capitol hill for the fda commissioner and the company that makes baby formula what they said there's families across the country. deal with the shortage of baby formula.

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the district says yesterday was the last day of the school year and the school will be permanently closed. starting next school year. students will be sent to other schools in the district. but parents at the rally say they will reopen the school on monday and hold summer school classes. we will have a full service summer class for all the children in this area that begins on monday. we'll we'll be teaching multiple different classes, and we wish that this school could stay here forever. and if it won't, then we'll try our best to keep it. um whatever that means. however that means holiday, the oakland school districts as summer school does not start next week , and there are no plans to allow parker to reopen for summer classes. parker is one of seven schools in the district, closing in the next two years because of declining enrollment time is 4 45 and off duty oakland police officer shot and wounded in armed suspect yesterday morning near west oakland elementary school. police aren't saying what led to the shooting near hoover

elementary, and the school was put on lockdown as a precaution . police say they did find a loaded gun when they searched the area near the school. specially given light of what's happened recently in texas. we wanted to make sure there was no threat to our children at the local schools in the area. it's just the tensions are you know of concerns about you know any kind of vulnerable community having to face the kind of traumatic incidents that we've been witnessing. police say the suspect later showed up at the hospital and was arrested. no one else was hurt. a gun and ammunition were found in a second grader's desk at a school in sacramento. this happened at edward campbell elementary school on tuesday, another student told school staff that a classmate had a gun. school officials called police who removed the weapon. sacramento police are not releasing any other details, but school officials say they're relieved. no one was hurt. and they are praising the student who came

forward and reported the gun repair him at 4 46 at school shooting in texas has caused a lot of fear and anxiety for parents, students and teachers here at home. ktv is brooks jarocz tells us about a student led club that's working to prevent another mass shooting. home is supposed to be a place of safety, security and comfort. at california high school in san ramon. feelings and self expression have become the bedrock of community, this one says. you are beautiful. senior dut kumar is the leader of the sandy hook promise club here, a national organization aiming to protect children from gun violence and incidents that play out again and again. i honestly feel like that. is the most terrifying aspect of it that it has become such a regular part of our lives, most recently at a texas elementary school tuesday, prompting a counselor at cal high to clear a path and help create a memorial

. take that fear in turning into something productive, something that we can do painted rocks with messages of care. this one says rest in peace, candles place to honor the students in teachers lives lost and routed by a tree that may seem tired and troubled. you could use some love actions like this are not new here. the promised club has been organizing town halls and group therapy sessions for a few years with a goal to educate encouraging empathy, preventing suicide and looking for warning signs among students were really preaching. to be in up standard , too. when you see something to say something, and it takes all of us, sending a message of love and inclusion, while recognizing violence and tragedy can be traumatic. it's just not a lot of answers. as of right now, i think right now we're just trying to figure out how can we help students feel safe on campus, and sometimes that starts with just talking about it? and that can happen here in

the wellness center, and it's zenden. we've had sole much use of this. yes, so very critical, creating safe space for students to chill, overcome and reach out. it's comforting. it's nice , reminding them that you are loved is an amazing place to make a home for yourself. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. thank you. time is now 4 49 getting you ready for thursday morning. steve austin's here with really nice forecast. if you like. cooler weather majority do there are those who like the heat. but if you like cooler, this is a forecast, probably for the next seven days for you yesterday, though, it was a hot one north to south, no doubt about it, not not west but east. brentwood one. oh, to livermore. 100 degrees conquered. 99 organ hill also 99 healdsburg 97, along with alamo , saratoga 96 menlo park toasty 96 degrees. not today. we are going to cool it down. santa

rosa, oakland, walnut creek san jose, those arrows are going down big time. 25 degree drop for santa rosa oakland, 77 64, walnut creek, 99 to 76 with a breeze and san jose 93 to 70. four degrees fifties on the tips for most of those santa rosa in novato in the upper forties, already even brentwood is 58. that's a big change from yesterday when they were about 72 at this time. only half moon bay is a little warmer. that's because they have fog and low clouds at that caps, the cooling but everyone else is dropping as much as 5 to 12 degrees compared to yesterday at this time, and those water temps and amazingly cold. they bumped up a little bit because we picked up a slight south breeze yesterday that brought up that suddenly surge so that allows that bully temp in san francisco to warm up a little bit. it will drop again. i think by the time we get to the weekend early next week, because the wind will be coming out of the northwest that generates upwelling. but bodega bay also briefly touched 46 again, which is really rare, but that's cold. so the water is cold. the inland temps are hot,

and that means the onshore wind has kicked in travis west southwest of 35 mph. they can easily get augusta 40 and this kind of a pattern. systems coming in. i mean, for this time of year, the pattern remains active. i mean, it doesn't take much to get us warm, but they don't last. so far, we can get these temperatures up and then we'll just like that. they come right back down, and that's what's happening today. so low overcast drizzle it will be cooler for all today. temperatures 50 60 seventies the eye gets bumped out. and it looks like a series of systems over the next 7 to 10 days will carve themselves out over the west fog returns. we might even get a little rain to the north, not only on saturday, but over the weekend sunday monday up in the mountains will be cooler by 2025 degrees today, for many i just want to emphasize tahoe, truckee or in the window for some possible activity, showers, thundershowers and maybe high elevation snow sunday night monday 50 60 seventies now on the temps, and if this pattern is to your liking, i can't do much better than this. over the next five days, pam. not giving

into the cynicism. we're going to turn this around. we are resilient, not always a state as a nation. governor newsom turning frustration into action up next, his hopes that california could lead the way and gun reform nationwide. plus tickets for jaywalking could soon be a thing of the past. we're going to tell you about the legislation making its way through sacramento. but first twitter slapped with a $150 million. find the accusations the social media giant now faces the social media giant now faces this morning. ♪ ♪

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shot to death in 2018. her defense team said all the evidence was circumstantial, and that the couple had quote endless love for each other. crampton brophy is s c s a, which she wrote seven years before he died, was not introduced as evidence in the case. she's 71 years old and faces a minimum sentence of 25 years in prison when she's sentenced next month. the director of the fbi is answering questions on capitol hill about the failed plot to assassinate former president george w. bush. we've got to continue to stay laser focused on our efforts to counter violence motivated by hate. and extremism. now authorities say the suspect is a man affiliated with the isis terror group. the suspect is a 52 year old man who was living in columbus, ohio. when he was arrested. he was in the united states on a tourist visa. officials say he recruited for iraqi nationals to help him carry out his plot to assassinate former president.

this was confirmed just yesterday when an fbi search warrant unsealed in ohio revealed that an assassination plot against former president george w. bush included plans to smuggle assassins into the united states from mexico. he did not enter a plea when he appeared in court tuesday and is scheduled to be back in court tomorrow. the governor of oklahoma signed the country's strictest ban on abortions. it makes oklahoma the first state in the nation to affectively and access to all abortions. doctors can only perform the procedure to save the life of the mother or if it is the result of rape or incest that was reported to law enforcement. the law went into effect as soon as oklahoma governor. the oklahoma governor signed it. two of the states for clinics already closed earlier this year. lawmakers grilled the fda commissioner on capitol hill over the federal government's response to the baby formula shortage affecting millions of families nationwide. the hearing comes as thousands of pounds of

baby formula enters the u. s from europe as part of the biden ministrations operation fly formula. representatives from manufacturer abbott also faced tough questions during the house committee hearing, with many blaming the shortage on the closure of abbott's michigan plant in february due to safety concerns. the current infant formula shortages heartbreaking. on behalf of everyone at abbott . i want to express our extraordinary disappointment about the shortage. no abbott says it will reopen its michigan plant in early june. baby formula from the plant should begin hitting store shelves about 6 to 8 weeks after the reopening date. the federal deficit is projected to follow by $1 trillion this year. that's according to a new forecast. the congressional budget office report says the deficit will decline as pandemic aid programs on wind, but the u. s will still spend about $1 trillion more than it brings in the cbo also says inflation will likely remain elevated into next year

due to the uncertainty from world events, including the russian invasion of ukraine. twitter has agreed to pay the federal government $150 million after being accused of illegally giving advertisers personal information about its users. the ftc and justice department say twitter released phone numbers and email addresses to help solve sell targeted ads. the lawsuit said twitter told users that information was needed to secure their accounts settlement still needs court approval. elon musk has notified the securities and exchange commission that he will use up to $33 billion of his own money to finance his deal to buy twitter. the wall street journal reports that's more than six billion more than he had originally committed to the deal. musket plan to use a margin loan backed by tesla shares to help finance the deal . the value of the shares down more than 30% though, since he first proposed buying twitter and taking it private last month. twitter co founder jack

dorsey announced he's leaving the company's board of directors . dorsey served as twitter ceo twice stepping away from that position for the second time just last year. now he's reportedly on good terms with elon musk and supports musk's plans to take over twitter. i asked god that you'd be with those who have lost leopards. may you comfort them father as they mourn grief and mourning for the dead and the small texas community where a gunman killed 19 score children and two teachers. as the investigation continues, there are growing demands for a change in policy. there was no one bill that's going to solve everything. but we do know that h r a will save lives. reigniting the gun policy debate around the country. california already has tough gun control measures will tell you how governor newsom wants to make them even tougher. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well, good

morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. may 26. that means it's friday. you may eat. a lot of people have a three day weekend coming up, steve. i know it's cooler today. is that going to continue through the weekend ? yes okay. pickup as well. big fog bank in place right now. it's not really going anywhere. i don't think it's going anywhere anytime soon. till the inland temps really cool off and that process starts today. after really toasty day yesterday, all fifties here, santa rosa down his 51, the city 52 palo alto's 54 degrees and you can see the low cloud deck there banked up on the coast, moving inland with the front on the way that will also enhance that low cloud decks thursday. cool down. big fog bank local drizzle as well. breezy cooler inland, maybe some higher clouds to the north as well. so big change from yesterday equals fifties sixties and now seventies, right over the salad five o'clock in the morning, and he's here to tell us yeah, we're still doing very

well. you know, traffic is very nice. most places have been looking around and we still don't have anything. so this is a nice look down. this is the hour when it does change around the end of the hour, so you still have a window to get out there before things get super serious. i don't see any store traffic on how we four or 6 80. those are the spots where usually gets busier. as you can see that the inner part of the bay area looks good. there is a little bit of slowing coming in from tracy on the ultimate pass . five. oh one. let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. today marks one year since the mass shooting at the wta guadalupe light rail yard. nine transit workers were killed that day and 1/10 employee who witnessed the attack died by suicide after returning to work. ktvu is amanda quintana is in san jose with how the victims are being remembered today, amanda yes, well, there are series of events planned today to pay tribute to those 10 lives lost, including a private ceremony here at the yard. now that ceremony that's going to

start at 6 30 this morning. it's going to include a candlelight vigil. but it will be live streamed on youtube, even though this is just for employees and their families. they want the community to be able to take part online now to honor their coworkers, a group of employees also built in eternal flame. it took them months to design and, well, the special tribute. that torch will officially be lit at the memorial today and used to light some of the first candles at the vigil. the san jose city council chambers also honored the victims this week with a moment of silence and the names of each victim were read aloud. the city also officially proclaimed today as a day of remembrance. there are no words that can offer. that will be able to express the profound loss. that we experienced last year. the community of eta was challenged. are we rose together. and grew annuity on

behalf of our brothers who we lost that day. two nour and remember them is. we're very thankful and appreciative of that. the victims were all wta employees, boss and light rail operators, mechanics lineman and an assistant superintendent two weeks ago, the wta demolished building be where most of the victims were shot and killed. in an effort to support the emotional needs of the employees here who experience that tragedy . there were nearly 100 people in the yard that day. the santa clara county district attorney's also hosting a memorial at the new 5 26 resiliency center. that's a place that was expanded after the shooting to bring counseling and workshops to first responders affected community members and families of the victims. now the center helps raise awareness about workplace violence. that public memorial will begin at nine this

morning. and tonight, the city hall rotunda will also be lit up that will be lit up in the v th colors, which are white, light blue and dark blue. now you should be aware that there will be some impacts to vt. a service today. i'm told that there are nine employees that will not be coming in today. either. there going to the ceremony or they're having a mental health day. they get to take that day off, so they will not be ready to work on those trains. so right now there are nine trains that will be inoperable. you just should know that. bta is telling us they just want people to be aware and be patient with them today live in san jose amanda quintana ktvu fax two news. thank you. time is five. oh, four. today would have been the last day of class before summer at rob elementary school in new valley, texas. i'll the families of the 21, children and teachers killed in the school shooting for planning funerals. the parent of one of the victims is among those questioning how long

enforcement responded. fourth grader jacqueline cazares was among the students killed in that classroom. her father says he ran to the school when he heard about the shooting, and he's angry that authorities were not charging into the building. he even thought about running inside himself, along with other parents. his 10 year old daughter, he says was brave and compassionate. full of love and life in as you're doing this for anybody, and to me, it's a firecracker rescues using, um it comforts me a little bit just to think that should be the one that helps friendly nini. officials say the gunman shot a security guard at the school and then went into the school through a back door. he fired shots at everyone in sight in barricaded himself in the classroom. several of the students survived the attack by hiding behind the table. officials say the gunman had no known criminal record or record of mental illness. president

biden again once lawmakers to pass what he calls common sense gun laws, including background checks for gun buyers. are they clearly will not prevent every tragedy. we know certain ones will have significant impact and have no negative impact on the second amendment. second room is not absolute. when it was passed, you couldn't own a you couldn't own a cannon. you couldn't own certain kinds of weapons. however republicans on capitol hill argue gun control is not the answer, and instead they want more security at schools and legislation for dealing with mental health problems. we got to get better finding out when these individuals telegraph this ferreting it out before the horrific act. occurs on schools in general, we need to devote far more law enforcement resources to stopping violent criminals. now according to

axios, texas senator ted cruz has received more than $400,000 in donations from gun rights groups, the most of any republican lawmakers. following the mass shooting in texas bay area congressman mike thompson is trying once again to push through legislation he co sponsored that would expand background checks for guns nationwide. thompson has been pushing for years for such legislation. he tells us he hopes this latest tragedy will finally sway enough for republicans in the senate to vote on the bill, it would expand background check requirements nationwide to include all guns sold at gun shows and online. you know, and if the senate republicans don't like my bill, or they should put a bill up, they should come forward with some ideas on how to make sure that our children are safe. in california. universal background checks on guns are already required. the owner of sportsman's arms in

petaluma says he is not opposed to the proposed federal law. i don't have a problem with it if that's something that we can do. why not give it a shot? congressman thompson says the legislation still needs 10 more votes to go to a debate on the senate floor about 508 less than 300 miles away from that texas score, shooting the national rifle association will tomorrow hold its annual convention in houston. speakers will include several well known conservatives , including former president trump. texas governor greg abbott and senator ted cruz and another rallies being planned by the same student group that mobilized the national movement after the deadly school shooting in parkland, florida on june 11th the group march for our lives plan to march in washington, d c and around the country. demanding that congress passed legislation requiring universal background checks when someone buys a gun as well as

other reforms to make sure you stay right here with us on morning zone two is our coverage of the texas school shooting continues. you can also find our local coverage and national development at ktvu .com. alright much different morning this morning. as i said early on, i saw the fog. i felt the wind, especially over the bridges, steve you can feel it well, the coast felt it pretty fast yesterday, but in the afternoon evening, you could feel that breeze starting to kick in and it's in for everyone today. the fog is a pretty good, solid fog bank out there making a push inland. our good friend chris henry down in morgan hill says 61 degrees in my house. 51 outside. yes chris. i'm a little concerned about that thermometer you have there. it's five o'clock somewhere. yeah i had looked at that first before i looked at your temperature. alright we do that. we did have a hot wednesday. brentwood was one oh, to livermore 100 conquered in 99. morgan hill. speaking of 99, healdsburg, 97.

alamo was in there. saratoga 96 . menlo park was also 96. santa rosa downtown was 93 hayward 86 from on a creek. we talked about 99 in san jose 93. not today. i've seen anywhere from 67 to 73 for santa rosa. i split the difference when 70 hayward from 86 to 68 wanna creek down to 76 in san jose, from 93 to 74. forties for a few fifties for most here, and finally, livermore at 57 san jose is 57 50 napa airport novato in their sonoma county airport. 49 i've seen santa rosa dropped 30 degrees in 1 24 hours in this kind of a pattern before so i would not be surprised if it was 25 plus degrees cooler were significantly could except for half of them bait, which gets the low cloud deck. they were clear at this time yesterday. now they're overcast. 47 49 51 bodega bay point reyes, san francisco bowie. there was a little bit of a south wind yesterday that sent the water temps up a few degrees. i do

think they'll come right back down as the northwest wind kicks in over the weekend into early next week that will generate more upwelling. so can't get much colder than 46 47. but they're going to stay cold vargas in place systems on the way, onshore breeze napa, travis vacaville, also up in the hills. travis has had a gust of 35 mph to the west southwest, so as that system sweeps in, it'll enhance the fog bank in san cooler weather. well well, inland overcast, maybe some drizzle cooler. sun and clouds breezy to windy, but temperatures plunging here coast in bed started a little bit yesterday will start for inland areas today is that system works its way in so the heart is out, and the cooler is in fog returns. series of lows are going to march in one on saturday. another one on sunday will be cooler by 20 degrees today, just again. northern sacramento valley tahoe truckee for sunday monday keep an eye on those things that could be. some thunderstorms are high elevation snow. 50 60 seventies on attempts, not just subtle changes now, but the wind will be a big factor for us on sunday. you guys all right, steve. thank you. time is 5 11.

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18 e country and remembering george floyd now, two years since he was killed by police to mark the somber occasion. a new sign was unveiled at the site where george floyd was killed. now known as george floyd square. charles mcmillan was at the scene during floyd's murder and later served as a key witness during derek chauvin's trial. we made some progress. but not enough. and it takes a village

to make the progress that we need. it takes everyone, not just me, not just you and what you do for a living, take everyone to do what needs to be done. it has been done yet. it's gonna take a long time. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, is serving 22 years in prison for floyd's murder. president biden marked the occasion by signing an executive order to reform federal police practices. it's a measure of what we can do together to heal the very soul of this nation. to address profound fear and trauma exhaustion. particularly black americans have experienced for generations. the order will direct all federal agencies to revise their use of force policies. it also calls for limitations on chokeholds and no knock warrants and the creation of a national registry of officers fired for misconduct. this is start. so now people

know that the president and the nation is washington. today was a great day because everybody know that law enforcement always in the spotlight. the order does not apply to local police agencies but does encourage them to implement similar changes. it comes one year after congress failed to agree on the original george floyd, justice and policing act. 5 16 to park in santa cruz county has officially been named in honor of us sheriff sergeant killed in the line of duty. willowbrook county park in aptos is now named after sergeant damon guts. wyler park is getting a new play area for kids and resurface basketball courts in honor of the sheriff's deputy who often enjoyed that park with his family sergeant guts. wyler was ambushed in june of 2020 after responding to a call about a suspicious van. there was linked to the murder of a federal agent in oakland. well the move to decriminalize jaywalking here in california is

closer to reality. now the state assembly approved a bill to ban police officers from stopping a pedestrian for jaywalking unless it's clear there's a risk of a collision with a moving vehicle. state assembly member phil ting says he wrote the bill because jaywalking is arbitrarily enforced in california with tickets and they're often given more to people of color and low income individr debate. while in caseaven't heard the warriors will be back at chase center tonight, they will advance to the nba finals with one more victory against the dallas mavericks. game. five of the playoff series is at six o'clock. the doves are eight no at home this postseason, but they are going to have to play good defense if they want the street to continue. we've seen a lot of three pointers. eight mavericks made at least 13 pointer in the last game. one positive, though, is how the bench cut a 29 point deficit to as little as eight points in the fourth quarter. it's fun to

watch them. just compete. find a little rhythm, a little chemistry. and give us some life. the winner of the series against the mavericks will play the eastern conference champions . the boston celtics are leading that series three games to two. over the miami heat, and you'll be rooting them on like you are wearing your bright gold. gold blooded. hopefully very good game. i'm sure it's been very heated. just like our weather. it's all about the three no one drives in anymore. you're not in the game exactly what happened to the mid range jumper sal what happened to the mid range jumper ? we've seen a couple of good ducks, you know? just let me add that that if you're three is not falling, you have to go to the rack steve back to be in the paint. exactly thank you, sir. thank you for participating. yes a big cool down started yesterday on the coast. that fog came flying up the coast. well,

today it will be for all still really toasty yesterday. not today. santa rosa downtown 70 70 today after 93 yesterday hayward to 68 wanna creek to 76. and san jose to 74 degrees. ah fifties. i mean, not the sixties, not the seventies. we saw yesterday forties and fifties. a big drop in attempts already in 24 hours. i could even get i think greater maybe 15 to 20 degrees. after everything is said and done here, water temps continue to be amazingly cold, and that's certainly plays into a big fog bank and cooler forecasts. once it gets a little help. well, it's getting help. because the system is on the way onshore breeze all the way out to the delta. travis been up to 35 mph. that'll do it in this kind of a pattern, and that's the system coming in some rain again for the pacific northwest could be some, maybe on saturday from mendocino county north and some for the sierra sunday monday. that's something to watch. if you're heading out for the weekend, 50 60 seventy's a low

overcast drizzle in place as well as that system marches in, there could be actually three systems over the next about 7 to 10 days here. so it looks like we're going into for most part here cooler pattern. there could be some subtle changes, but there's no sign of an extended heat after the last couple of days cooler by 20. maybe 25 degrees. ukraine north on saturday and get some rain and up in the mountains. tahoe truckee sunday monday something to keep an eye on there could be some high elevation snow 50 60 seventies on your attempts. and we are looking for again a pattern with a lot of low clouds breezy to windy mostly cloudy saturday, then windy on sunday. right see? thank you time now. 5 20. there's a warning about safety heading into the holiday weekend, while the national park police officers union is telling people stay away. and we're also going to hear about how the latest score shooting in texas is forcing parents and family members of similar tragedies to relive that traumatic experience.

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it'e memorial day weekend, the union to represent national park police officers say you should stay away from some of san francisco's biggest tourist attractions, union leaders told ktvu is christian captain. they don't have enough park police staff to properly protect the beaches and other popular sites. memorial day marks the unofficial beginning of the summer travel season and has tourism ramps up. tens of thousands of visitors are expected to make their way through the areas around the golden gate bridge, presidio and san francisco's beaches now the union representing the u. s. park police, which patrols those areas, is warning visitors their department in the golden gate national recreation area is dangerously understaffed. it's our mission to make sure that the public is safe. and part of that is to let them know what they're what they're risking when they come to visit. you know, san francisco parks, chairman of the u. s. park

police union, ken spencer says staffing is critically low, just 32 officers when they should have 83 officers assigned to the presidio area, he says. what that means is that at any given time, there are just three officers patrolling an area roughly from west of fisherman's warf along the coast. including baker and china beaches and then south along ocean beach. spencer says the latest data from the last fiscal year shows that visitors are vulnerable to property crimes, including auto burglaries and more serious crimes. we've had 13 sexual assaults, 100 calls for disorderly conduct 114 fires and then, of course, the burglaries and the larceny east of motor vehicles we've had. we've had 193 of those park visitors say they didn't know that the police were stretched so thin. then that does bring like a big concern to me, but at the same time, i feel like a lot of places are not monitored by police. union leaders say the core issue is hiring and retention of park police officers. they say their officers start off at close to $68,000 per year, the union says

neighboring san francisco police start off at more than $92,000 per year. a raise for park police officers would have to be approved by congress, and the union says it is lobbying lawmakers to increase park police pay. in a statement, the u. s park police said quote we are disappointed to see these misleading claims that don't represent the facts or reality on the ground. us ppe current staffing in san francisco includes patrol officers, detectives, identification technicians, canine officers and horsemen and officers, all of whom worked to keep the public safe. in san francisco. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. christian thank you, tom. is 5 25 happening today, the oakland city council will debate a proposal for a new progressive business tax structure and decide if it should go on the november ballot. the proposed plan would make larger companies pay more in taxes. right now, companies pay a flat tax rate, no matter what their sizes. supporters of the plan, including the oakland chamber of

commerce, say the current tax structure is outdated and that the new plan would bring in between 30 to $40 million in new revenue for oakland. well san francisco will get tens of millions of dollars to improve housing programs as part of the mayor's new budget. mayor. london breeds as $67.4 million set aside in that two year budget for things like enhancing social services, improving older infrastructure and increasing the wages of staff. over the past two years of city has leased or they required more than 2500 new units of supportive housing for people transitioning out of being homeless. mayor breed says the new money is key to support those programs. well there's a new plan to transform former illegal marijuana grow houses into family homes, is part of a partnership between the city of sacramento and habitat for humanity. property owners who were cited for illegally growing

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feer was feeling. the school shooting in your body. texas has put the national spotlight back on gun control as investigators work to learn more about why the gunmen carried out that attack, plus it's sadness. it's a little bit of anger that something like this constantly happened, challenging time for many parents of school age children we hear from bay area parents about how they're helping their children cope with tragedy. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is a thursday may 26. it feels so much better this morning. weather wise. steve paulson has your forecast. that is true. it is much cooler and it's going to stay this way here for a while. here temperatures will take a big plunge here as much as 20. maybe 25 degrees inland compared to yesterday. the coast started

to cool down yesterday, usually early morning afternoon. they were dropping already. seabreeze kicked in. the fog flew in. well, there's a big fog bank there now. thursday cool down for all here. big fog bank drizzle breezy, cooler inland is the system works its way towards us and as it does that opens the door to the onshore breeze. fifties sixties and seventies. alright, over to salads. 5 31, usually things pick up at this time highway for somewhere else . let's start with highway four since you mentioned it, steve. good morning to you at home. if you take how we for? i can show you what it looks like here on highway four westbound coming up into being point is still moving. it's getting more crowded. but it's not something that i would be, you know, afraid of taking it this time. richmond bridge. the same thing goes more crowded, but still doing ok. and if you're driving on 80 getting out to the mcarthur maze, it looks good, and there is not a big backup at the toll plaza just yet. 5 31, let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal stories of

heartbreak and unspeakable grief. we're now hearing from some of the parents of the children killed in the school shooting in texas. the community is in mourning as they hold prayer vigils and planned funerals. ktvu sally rasmus joins us now with that part of the story. ali fourth grader jacqueline casares was one of the 19 children killed in the shooting, and her father spoke to the reporters. about his daughter in his immense grief. for the love of life in is your duty for anybody. and to me, it's a firecracker rescues using it comforts me a little bit just to think that it should be the one that helps a friend in need. jacinto hussars and some of the other parents of the victims are raising questions about the police response to this shooting . jacqueline's father says he and several other parents stood by helpless outside the school while that shooting was happening. they urged police to rush into the building and stop the gunman. the children in the fourth grade classman classroom

were killed inside by the gunmen while they were held there for 40 minutes. that's law enforcement officers say they tried to go in but were met with gunfire and had to pull back. the gunman shot a security officer and entered the school through a back door. in the meantime, in the community of vivaldi, texas, people gathered for a prayer vigil last night, they held signs in support of their loved ones who were killed. people hug each other and held their heads in their hands. as they cried. more vigils are planned for the coming days in along with the 19 children and two teachers who were killed. there were several other children seriously injured in the shooting, who remain in the hospital. the 18 year old gunman had no known criminal record. we're background of mental illness. david pam back to you, ali. thank you. our time is not 5 33 during a news conference in texas, held by governor greg abbott, the democrat who's running for governor, beto o. rourke confronted governor abbott. excuse me. excuse me after santa

fe high down, you're out of your out of line on an embarrassment after el paso. next shooting is right now and you're doing nothing. no overwork, told governor abbott and lieutenant governor dan patrick that somebody needs to stand up for the children of texas, and he was escorted out by police when he went outside. better a roared made his outrage clear over about the shooter. this 18 year old who just turned 18, but they are 15 and took it into an elementary school and shut kids in the face and killed them. why are we letting this happen in this country? why is this happening in this state year after year? city after city? this is on all of us. if we do not do something, and i am going to do something, and i'm not alone. the people of texas are with us. the majority of the people of texas are with us, but we've got to stand up to this or we just accept this theater and business as usual, and we accept the next shooting. we could have

stopped this. now the state of texas has some of the most gun friendly laws in the country. republican governor greg abbott says he's focusing instead on mental health problems. barea families are also honoring the lives of the 21. innocent victims in your body. ileana garcia. age 10. of a vigil was held last night in foster city organizers read the names of those killed in the elementary school shooting, and they also mourned the victims and buffalo , new york in the grocery store attack and the church shooting earlier this month in southern california. cemetery county supervisor david canopus says the nation must unite to stop gun violence. we as a society are failing. when our children are being shot. and killed in these schools. at the state

capitol governor newsom announced a plan to push through legislation to allow private citizens to sue anyone who makes a dis makes, distributes or sells assault weapons or ghost guns. our time is 5 35. the latest school shooting is reigniting grief for parents around the country who have also lost kids and other school shootings. in florida. tom hoyer says he feels physical pain watching those parents suffering in texas. a gunman shot and killed his 15 year old son, luke at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. the teenager was among 14 students and three staff members who were killed her says the shooting in texas brought back a lot of painful memories. i know what the families had to endure sitting in a room. waiting to hear. in their child's language school. on the floor. it's heartbreaking, just heartbreak.

his comments came as he stood outside of a courtroom in ford lauderdale yesterday, where a jury selection is underway for the sentencing trial of the parkland shooter nicholas cruz, who pleaded guilty. the sentencing trial will determine if he sentenced to death or life in prison without the possibility of parole parents across the country, including here in the bay area, or trying to figure out how to talk to their children about what happened in texas as they deal with their own feelings. it's sadness. it's a little bit of anger that something like this constantly happens. it's frustration that nothing seems to be get being done about it. on the peninsula. there's a safe space for parents to share their feelings. the faster city parents club says it provides a space and place for adults to talk with their peers and a therapist without any judgments being made. these feelings are real. these are not superficial , and they're probably not going away anytime soon. so you need to be able to be honest with

yourself and your family and those around you to get you know , authentic support, and i thought authentic help. now if you feel you need help, or someone to listen to. we've put a resource for parents on our website to find information from the national child traumatic stress network. just visit ktvu .com and click on the web link section. your time is not fivethirtyeight. the goldman environmental foundation held it to annual prize ceremony. the foundation, based in san francisco, ended up seven awards recognizing what it calls grassroots activists around the world and one of the recipients is at 19 year old from los angeles. nellie kobo, who led a coalition that shut down the toxic oil drilling site in her community in south l. a after she and other neighbors became ill. i fight because i believe everyone has a right to breathe clean air despite age, gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic status or zip code. i fight so no

future generations has a childhood like mine. and other winners, including nigerian attorney who got some justice for communities who were devastated by to show pipeline spills and to indigenous ecuadorians. they protected their lands from gold mining. time now. 5 39 backer to steve paulson some great news this morning for those of us who were tired of the heat. i'd say it's about 90% yes, probably. my experience has been a moment some people love to eat. i get it. your brother, right? pam? i think your brother does. yes alright, it'll be back. you know, once you get to june, it's not never far away. but if you like the cool then the next 7 to 10 days are actually looking to be in our favor. brentwood though yesterday one oh to livermore, 100 conquered and morgan hill both 99 healdsburg and alamo 97. saratoga 96. menlo park's is a so were we santa rosa downtown 93 yesterday. not

today. 70 i've seen projections of 67 to 73 for santa rosa. so i went. i split the difference. hayward to 68 walnut creek, 99 to 76 san jose 93 to 74 cooler degrees. forties fifties even 50 navarro napa airport, even brentwood schooled off they were what 72 at this time yesterday there 58 out of mid fifties. low clouds are preventing us from cooling more. i think some of these will go down minus 20. by the time we get to this afternoon, we are significantly cool except for half moon bay, which was clear at this time yesterday, but now they have low clouds. 51 the water temp san francisco booty a little bit of a south wind warm them up a little bit. the bodega bay in point. reyes is still really cold. i think the cold will come back as we get more of a northwest wind over the weekend and early next week, plenty of low clouds and fog now and onshore wind for many travis and west southwest of 30 had guessed 35. so everything is in place here. napa onshore conquered onshore, so 50 sixties coast in bay and mainly seventies inland. sometimes there's always an

outlier, too. getting in a low 80. but you know, it's you know, my forecast don't just goes forever now. but that system coming in is going to open the door already has two that onshore wind and a cooler forecast so the fog is back. low cloud decks from drizzle cooler by at least 20 degrees for many, some clouds drifting in later today. now there'll be a couple of systems one on saturday could give some rain medicine oh county north and another one sunday monday, which could give some high elevation snow. to south lake tahoe and truckee. so if you are going up there, be advised there will be some changing weather 50 sixties by the water seventies. inland cooler weather will take us into the next couple of days, plus windy, especially on sunday. alright steve. thank you, tom is 5 41 remember colin kaepernick. he's getting another crack at the national football league will tell you which team gave him a workout six years after he last played for the 49. and as the investigation continues into the school, shooting in texas students and staff in the east bay turn their fear into action

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herd parents held a rally to draw attention to the closure of oakland's parker elementary school. now, the district says yesterday was the last day of the school year and the school will be permanently closed. in the fall. students will be sent to other schools in the district, but parents at the rally say they will reopen parker on monday and holds summer school classes. we will have a full service summer class for all the children in this area that begins on monday. we'll we'll be teaching multiple different classes, and we wish that this school could stay here forever. and if it won't, then we'll try our best to keep it. whatever that means. however

that means that the oakland school district says summer school does not start next week , and there are no plans to allow parker to reopen for summer classes. parker is one of seven schools in the district, closing in the next two years because of declining enrollment. their time is 5 44 and off duty oakland police officers shot and wounded in armed suspect yesterday morning near west oakland elementary school. now police aren't saying what led to the shooting near hoover elementary, and the school was put on lockdown as a precaution. police say they found a loaded gun when they searched the area near that school. specially given light of what's happened recently in texas. we wanted to make sure there was no threat to our children at the local schools in the area. it's just the tensions are you know of concerns about you know any kind of vulnerable community having to face the kind of traumatic incidents that we've been witnessing. that the police say

hours later, the suspect showed up at the hospital. it was arrested. no one was hurt. a gun and ammunition were found in a second grader's desk at a school in sacramento. it happened at edward campbell elementary school. on tuesday, another student told school staff that a classmate had a gun. school officials called police who removed the weapon. sacramento police are not releasing any other details, but school officials say they're relieved. no one was hurt, and they're praising the student who came forward and reported the gun. our time is now 5 46 for students and teachers here in the bay area. the school shooting in texas has caused a lot of fear and a lot of anxiety. ktvu brooks jarocz tells us about a student led club that's working to prevent another mass shooting. home is supposed to be a place of safety , security and comfort. at california high school in san ramon. feelings and self expression have become the bedrock of community, this one

says. you are beautiful. senior dut kumar is the leader of the sandy hook promise club here, a national organization aiming to protect children from gun violence and incidents that play out again and again. i honestly feel like that. is the most terrifying aspect of it that it has become such a regular part of our lives, most recently at a texas elementary school tuesday , prompting a counselor at cal high to clear a path and help create a memorial. take that fear in turning into something productive, something that we can do painted rocks with messages of care. this one says rest in peace, candles place to honor the students in teachers lives lost and routed by a tree that may seem tired and troubled . you could use some love actions like this are not new here. the promised club has been organizing town halls and group therapy sessions for a few years with a goal to educate encouraging empathy, preventing suicide and looking for warning

signs among students were really preaching. to be in up standard , too. when you see something to say something, and it takes all of us, sending a message of love and inclusion, while recognizing violence and tragedy can be traumatic, not a lot of answers. as of right now, i think right now we're just trying to figure out how can we help students feel safe on campus, and sometimes that starts with just talking about it? and that can happen here in the wellness center. and it's zenden. we've had sole much use of this. yes so very critical, creating safe space for students to chill, overcome and reach out. it's comforting. it's nice, reminding them that you are loved is an amazing place to make a home for yourself. brooks jarocz ktvu fox two news. brooks time is now 5 48. we're going to get you to where you need to go this morning, salles watching everything happening in our communities right here. yeah you know, we are seeing just a

little bit of slow traffic. not much, but there's just a little bit of a delay now that they have turned those metering lights on at the bay bridge. can you tell that really, and we're almost getting to the point where um, maybe thursday is the mini version of friday light. maybe we'll see. this is highway four. you can see some slow traffic here and i can show you the speeds are down a little bit down through this area. as you drive out towards the willow past grade 27 miles an hour. it's not terrible. and then you see south bong 8 88 dakota road . they're clearing a crash there. these crashes so far have not had entailed big backup, so we'll wait and see 5 49. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. it's not terrible, terrible. it's not terrible. thank you, sir. he's in town tonight, so you know fifties on the temps here much cooler today . how much good maybe 25 degrees for some santa rosa 49 lot of fifties here. the fog bank is in the onshore wind is in place. we

are running except for half moon bay. you have to remember they were clear at this time yesterday. now the fog is in, so that element keeps their temp up a little bit. but everyone else is much cooler water temps went up in teeny bit because there was a south wind. that's south surge, which came up from monterrey, santa cruz that generates a little bit warmer. not bodega bay inn point raised by the weekend, and in the next week we'll get a northwest wind that generates upwelling, which gives us the cold, nutrient rich waters from down below, which means the water temps are going to stay very cold going into the probably the first 7 to 10 days in june. ah bargain low clouds big time and there's a system coming in which will help enhance that. so the onshore breezes in place now, the usual location. san mateo, you know san bruno gap paddling a gap. fairfield out towards hidden broke american canyon. cordelia and those are sometimes you get wind tunnels in this kind of a pattern. 50 60 seventies sun and some clouds inland from that system right there, which is going to brushes and fall apart,

but it's still that's the key to getting the fog to come back along with those cold ocean temps and a big drop on the thames breezy to windy pattern a couple of systems one on saturday and you can see some light rain possible. uk a north and another one sunday night monday with maybe some high elevation snow for south lake tahoe and truckee. so you know, so he advised. don't go up there and think it's going to be sunny and 82. it's not 50 60 seventies on the temps. really we're in a cooler pattern for extended period but the wind will be a factor for us on sunday. tied sleeve time is 5 51 at san francisco's lowell high school, the first year of classes of wrapping up after they switched to a lottery system for admitting new students coming up at six o'clock. we'll look at the freshman grades compared to previous classic and twitter will sit with the $150 million fine. the accusations the social media giant is facing this morning.

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couple had quote endless love for each other. the essay by nancy crampton brophy, which he wrote seven years before her husband died, was not introduced as evidence in the case. she is 71 years old. she faces a minimum sentence of 25 years in prison. when she is sentenced next month. the director of the fbi is answering questions on capitol hill about the foiled plot to assassinate former president george w. bush. we've got to continue to stay laser focused on our efforts to counter violence motivated by hate. and extremism. now authorities say the suspect is a 52 year old man affiliated with the isis terror group. he was living in columbus, ohio, on a tourist visa when he was arrested. officials say he recruited for iraqi nationals to help him carry out his plot to assassinate the former president. this was confirmed just yesterday when an fbi search warrant unsealed in ohio

revealed that an assassination plot against former president george w. bush included plans to smuggle assassins into the united states from mexico. he did not enter a plea when he appeared in court tuesday and is scheduled to be back in court tomorrow. the governor of oklahoma signed the country's strictest ban on abortion. doctors in oklahoma can now only perform the procedure to save the life of the mother or if it is the result of rape or incest that was reported. to law enforcement. the law went into effect as soon as oklahoma governor signed it. two of the states for clinics already closed earlier this year. how time is now? 5 56 lawmakers on capitol hill grilled the fda commissioner about the federal government's response to the baby formula shortage affecting millions of families. the hearing comes as thousands of pounds of baby formula is coming into the us from europe. as far as the biden ministrations operation fly formula. representatives from the

manufacturer abbott also faced really tough questions on capitol hill during that house committee hearing, with many blaming the baby formula. sure they joined the closure of abbott's michigan plant in february because of safety concerns. the current infant formula shortages heartbreaking. on behalf of everyone at abbott . i want to express our extraordinary disappointment about the shortage. no habits, says it will reopen that plant in michigan in early june. baby formula from that plant should begin hitting store shelves about 6 to 8 weeks after it reopens, the federal deficit is projected to fall by $1 trillion this year, according to a new forecast, the congressional budget office report says the deficit will decline as pandemic aid programs unwind, however. the us will still spend about $1 trillion more than it brings in . the cbo also says inflation will likely remain elevated into next year due to the uncertainty from world events, including the russian invasion of ukraine.

twitter has agreed to pay the federal government $150 million after being accused of illegally giving advertisers personal information about its users, the ftc and justice department says twitter released phone numbers and email addresses to help sell targeted ads, the lawsuit said twitter told users that information was needed to secure their accounts. the settlement still needs court approval. elon musk has notified the securities and exchange commission that he will use up to $33 billion of his own money to finance his deal to buy twitter. the wall street journal reports that more than six billion more than he originally committed to the deal. musket plan to use a margin loan backed by tesla shares to help finances deal but the value of those shares is down more than 30% since he first proposed buying twitter and taking it private last month. twitter co founder jack dorsey announced he's leaving the company's board of

directors. dorsey served as twitter ceo twice stepping away from that position for the second time just last year. dorsey is reportedly on good terms with the elon musk and supports his plan to take over twitter. alright let's talk baseball. the giants have the night off before starting a series on the road against the cincinnati reds. but yesterday it looked like a home run derby . look at that giants one big 9 to 3 over the new york met. evan longoria hit two home runs leading the way the giants racked up nine runs in the first two innings, and they just cruised to the victory right now the giants of five games over 500. oakland a's they're hosting a texas rangers tonight at the coliseum wrapped up a series against the seattle mariners, winning for two to a area native paul blackburn pitched a great game only allowed one hit in five innings. the a's hitters had two home runs, and that

fueled the way on offense. tonight's game against the texas rangers starts at 6 40 today marks one year since that mass shooting at the vita rail yard in san jose. we'll take you live to the south bay will look at the ceremony that's taking place for the family of the victims and survivors of that student. plus, she was. very sweet. for the love elias. then you're doing it for anybody. family members in texas , remembering their loved ones, many of them young children shot and killed at an elementary school in texas, the calls now for change in gun laws getting louder after yet another mass shooting. from ktvu fox two news . this morning's onto well, good

morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook thursday morning. may 26 thank you for joining us. been a tough week. it's hard, hard to hear those stories. steve paulson has some good news for us, though in terms of weather. if you like it cooler. yes i do. i do then. yes we have some very good news temperatures will take a dip today. a big dip as in 2025 degrees cooler. fog is in place france on the way that's going to be enhancing that fog bank. so a big thursday cool down fog and place drizzle breezy, cooler inland. maybe even some partly cloudy skies to the northern temperatures, which were above above above now below from most are getting close to it. alright over to sell now. usually six o'clock, things pick up. are we seeing that are still okay? we're seeing some slowing now definitely at the bay bridge toll plans, and you will see that traffic is backed up for about 10 to 15 minutes delay. now once you get onto the

bridge, it looks better. but this is now the time when we're starting to see slowdowns develop highway four, has one for pittsburgh. 6 80 still looks good. and if you're driving on 80 or i'm sorry, 8 80. there's some slowing on 8 80 approaching a street as you drive into hayward at 601, let's get back to the headlines. sal. thank you. what happening today? a private ceremony in san jose to mark one year since the last shooting at the guadalupe light rail yard in san jose de ta employee shot and killed mine co workers and 1/10 employee who actually saw the attack. later died by suicide. when he went back to work. ktvu is amanda quintana. is that that transit drug now you tell us how the victims are being remembered today. good morning, a man. good morning, dave. there are a series of things that are planned today to remember those 10 lives lost. one of them is a private memorial that's going to happen here this morning. i want

to give you a look. we're starting to see show up here and you can see that there are these posters with the faces of some of those victims standing there as the train goes by this candlelight vigil here is set to start around 6 30 this morning. now it's just for employees. and their families, but it will be live streamed on youtube for the community to take part in this and pay their respects, really honor their coworkers. a group n eternal flame. it took them months to design tribute and thh will officially be lit at the memorial today. and used to light some of the first candles at that vigil, the san jose city council chambers honored the victims this week with a moment of silence and the names of each victim were read aloud the city. also officially proclaimed today as a day of remembrance. there are no words that can offer. that will be able to express the

profound loss. that we experienced last year. the community of eta was challenged. are we rose together. and grew annuity on behalf of our brothers who we lost that day. two nour and remember them is. we're very thankful and appreciative of that. amanda. the victims were all vita employees, busses and light rail operators, mechanics lineman and an assistant superintendent. two weeks ago, the wta demolished building b were most of the victims were shot and killed. in an effort to support the emotional needs of those employees who experienced this tragedy. there were nearly 100 people in the yard that day of the shooting. the santa clara county district attorney is also hosting a memorial at the new 5 26 resiliency center today, a place that was expanded after the shooting to bring counseling

and workshops to first responders affected community members and families of the victims. the center now helps raise awareness about workplace violence. now that public memorial will begin at nine this morning. also tonight at the city hall rotunda. they're going to have it lit up in the colors of vita that's white, light blue and dark blue. now i'm told that you can expect some delays from the t eight today there will be an impact because already i'm told about nine people have called out today, either they're going to attend this memorial or they're taking a mental health day. just just take a breath after this last year and remember some of their coworkers , so those drivers will not be able to be on those trains. there are nine trains out this morning, but wta wants people to know. just be patient with them today. this is a really hard day. for these employees here live in. san jose amanda

quintana ktvu, fox. two news. alright. certainly. thank you, amanda. president biden says he will soon head to texas and meet with the families of the children and teachers killed at rob elementary school. the parents of one of the victims is among those questioning the response of law enforcement. fourth grader jacqueline cazares is one of the students held in a classroom and killed her father says he raced to the school when you heard about the shooting and he's angry that authorities were not charging the building. he's even considered even considered going inside himself with a group of parents. he says his 10 year old daughter was brave and compassionate. full of love eliasson as you're doing it for anybody, and to me, it's a firecracker rescues using, um it comforts me a little bit just to think that should be the one that helps friendly nini. now the gunman shot a security officer and entered the school

through a back door. he shot at everyone inside and eventually barricaded himself in the classroom. several students survived the attack. by hiding behind a table. the gunman had no known history of criminal or mental illness. time is now 607 resident of you. body texas are coming together, sharing their grief and comforting each other. last night, hundreds of people gathered at the vigil at the county fairgrounds. it included songs and prayers of hope. the pastors from several churches led the vigil. and they said a lot of tears were shed this week. i cry a lot. and i cried a lot today and yesterday. i may cry some more here as we speak. parents and grandparents of the shooting victims were at the vigil, holding up photos of their loved ones killed in the attack. we won't let you know

we're praying for you. we want to express our most sincere condolences to those who have lost loved ones, and we wanted to know that we remember you each and every day you were. there included governor greg abbott as well as others. state leader well, the deadly shooting at the texas elementary school has reignited the gun control debate that's been simmering and boiling for decades. andre senior joins us now and talking about the biggest issue american leaders in the public. cannot even agree on the best way to prevent gun violence. there needs to be something down, but no one can agree about what to happen. next poll taken last month, weeks before the last shooting showed how divided the nation really is. people were asked, which is more likely to decrease gun violence and slightly more than half said tougher penalties for people who use guns to commit crimes. a third of the people said tighter restrictions on people who are allowed to buy guns. most democrats, including president biden, are taking the side of

the minority in this case. the idea. in 18 year old can walk into a store. and by weapons of war designed and marketed to kill. is, i think, just wrong. just violates common sense. california already has a law mandating universal background checks for everyone who wants to have a gun. but that does not cover people who buy a gun in another state and bring it here. some gun store owners say gun violence is a problem and they're open to reasonable proposals. nearly 10 years ago. california congressman mike thompson, who is a gun owner, sponsored a federal bill to expand background checks on all gun buyers, and that would include people who buy guns, online or gun shows. the house has passed the bill, but it's floundered in the u. s. senate. gun laws don't know. state lines are always susceptible to of folks from other areas or guns from other areas. i don't have a

problem with it, if that's something that we can do. why not give it a shot? but other people say gun laws only affect people who are law abiding citizens and won't stop people who are already willing to break other laws. u s senator ted cruz from texas says. instead of deciding who can have guns, local officials need to make sure children are safe in schools. the most effective tool for keeping kids safe is armed law enforcement on the campus. we don't know the details of what happened at rob elementary school, but there will be a lot of time to examine what steps could have been taken proactively to enhance the safety and security of the school. cruz says there also needs to be a focus on mental health issues to prevent deadly text. cruz also claims more people are shot on the average weekend in major cities such as chicago, los angeles and new york. been in texas schools for the centers for disease control , says california, new york and illinois, which has some of the toughest gun laws in the country, consistently registered lower rates of gun deaths per capita than texas back to you.

all right. thank you, andre less than 300 miles away from that texas school shooting, the national rifle association will hold it annual convention in houston. the speakers will include several well known conservatives, including former president trump, texas governor greg abbott and senator ted cruz . another rally is being planned by the same student group that mobilized the national movement. after the deadly school shooting in parkland, florida on june 11th the g to march in washington, d c and around the country. they're demanding that congress passed legislation requiring universal background checks when someone buys a gun. as well as other reforms. now make sure to stay with us here on mornings on two as our coverage of the texas school shooting and investigation continues. you can also find our local coverage and national developments at ktvu .com. time now. 6 11, the santa clara county sheriff's department investigating an officer

involved shooting in santa rosa . now it happened only hench lane near thomas lake harris drive yesterday afternoon just before two p.m. one man's listed in critical condition, but officials gave no other information about him. investigators say the shooting involves state parole agents, but so far that's all they've said. as we head into the memorial day weekend, the union representing national park police officers is telling people to stay away from some of san francisco's biggest tourist attractions or at least be careful, union leaders say. they do not have enough staff to adequately protect the city's beaches and other popular sites . union leaders say the core issue is hiring and retention of park police officers. they say their officers start off at about $68,000 a year. well san francisco police officers start off and more than $92,000 a year. it's our mission to make sure that the public is safe. and part of that is to let them

know what they're what they're risking when they come to visit the san francisco parks. the u. s park. police released a statement in response, saying, quote we are disappointed to see these misleading claims that don't represent the facts or reality on the ground. us ppe current staffing in san francisco includes patrol officers, detectives, identification technicians, canine officers and horse mounted officers, all of whom worked to keep the public safety. at 6 13 alejo police officers association, says valet hose 911 dispatch center is so understaffed, they may need an outside agency to take over dispatch duties, the union says. while there should be five dispatchers on a shift there are now only two union claims the city may contract with an outside agency to take over 911 calls during the nighttime hours. many dispatchers have left billy hope for higher pay. in other bay area cities,

starting pay for dispatcher and alejo is $45,000, while other bay areas that these pay more than double that alright, 6 13 is the time as we get closer to the holiday weekend, sal, you probably you know, in your years of experience, do you think it's going to pick up because a lot of people will be driving to destinations for the holiday weekend or maybe lighten up because people are going to be going to work? well it'll lighten up in the morning and get busier in the afternoon. it's whatever always seen. i think today we might have kind of a bigger exodus. some people will take friday off, so don't be surprised if today when you're driving somewhere on this afternoon. you know, if you get on the road at four, you might have some company out there. it's going to be kind of like a little mini friday and then tomorrow is going to be a big getaway just from my years of doing it. alright, westbound 5 80, let's go there. we have some slowing as you drive through, tracy. in deliver more. it looks ok. we've had a series of rex

here on 8 80 south wanted to kowtow one near autumn a and they haven't caused a lot of slow traffic. but i want you to know they're there. and as we look at highway four, we also do have slowing coming in through bait point. let's take a quick look at the bay bridge toll plaza and that is backed up for about 5 to 10 minute delay. once you make it onto the spin, it looks good in the same francisco and on the other side of the bay on the peninsula. things still look pretty good. we've been checking the airports for you. i know this is a busy travel time. we don't have anything unusual as far as delays at 6 15 let's go to steve. many parents still worried about the risks of sending their children to school after the mass shooting in texas , some of the tools available for moms and dads to give them confidence. i am quite scared because every day you don't know what you're going to run into well, it's one of the bay area's biggest housing development plans up next we'll tell you about the extension granted to a 15,000 home proposal in the east

bank. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless". really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves.

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teee oakland city council will debate a proposal for a new progressive business tax structure and decide if it should go on the november ballot. the proposed plan would make larger companies pay more in taxes right now, companies pay a flat tax rate, no matter what their sizes. supporters of the plan, including the oakland chamber of commerce, say the current tax structure is just outdated and that the new proposal could bring in between 30 to $40 million in new revenue for oakland. developers at the former concord naval weapons station will have more time to finalize their proposal. the conquered city council decided to give the group until the end of january next year. to update their development timeline. it will be a 5000 acre site said to have 13,000 housing units millions of square feet of

commercial space and a new east bay regional park. your time is 6 18 will san francisco's school district changing some job titles out of a cultural respect from now on the school district will not use the word chief in connection with any work level. officials say. there have been discussions among the 10,000 school district employees about a wide variety of opinions. but they say, since members of the native american community were concerned over the use of that word. that word will be retired district emphasizes its not diminishing the contributions of people who formerly had a title that included the word chief. teachers had san francisco's lowell high school gave a significantly higher number of less than average grades. during the fall semester. there were 620 students in the freshman class, and nearly 25% of them received at least one f or d. that compares to less than 8% during 2019 and 2020, according to the san francisco chronicle.

now the change coincides with the first freshman class with admission based on a lottery instead of test scores and grades. but it's hard to tell how much that change had to do with lower grades and distance learning in the pandemic. i pay him time is now 6 20. sal is ready to tell you how to get around the bay area right now. how's it? look it looks all right, dave and pam. good morning to you both. now we are seeing some more people getting on the road, though, and i do want to mention that if you are driving on highway four, you will see traffic that is going to be busier, although it is not stop and go and again the pattern of coming up on this big memorial day weekend. shows that we are going to perhaps have lighter morning commutes, but really busy afternoon drives. if you're trying to get up to let's say we'll just get out of the bay area in general today is going to be kind of a tough day. right now. the morning commute looks pretty good on the richmond bridge getting out towards the bay bridge. you'll see a little bit of slow traffic here. let's take a quick look at

highway four. i mentioned pittsburgh and bay point. it does have slow traffic there as you get over the hill to concord and then 5 80 coming in on the altamont pass. we do have some stop and go traffic cemetery bridge traffic also looks pretty good heading out to the high rise and 6 20. let's go to steve . now in today's weather. thank you, sir. well, our weather will cool off today. but, speaking of cool, we begin up in the pacific northwest and washington where and spokane? why? the spokane airport has not not had a high temp of 70 degrees this year. that's pretty cool. 25th 1991 and 1955. they only had four days of 70 or higher. the 1st 70 degree temp for them does look possible. today that's how cool wet has been in the pacific northwest. they're currently 52 seattle 51. portland's 57 we have fifties here. 51 santa rosa at 56, san jose and temps are on their way down big time. santa rosa, dropping to 70 hayward to

68 walnut creek, the 76 san jose from 93 to 74, fairfield, west southwest, almost custom 30. they've been up to 35 that'll do it. that's an onshore wind going through the delta out to the straight so that set the stage for a cooler pattern. today you guys so fifties sixties coast in bay was seventies now inland. all right. thank you. steve alejo. teenager went missing. six years ago. her family is not giving up hope and finding out what happened or up next. you'll hear from parole pinson father about his daughter. constant feedback from coworkers, the bay area company that's asking its employees to give a thumbs up or thumbs down to each other throughout the day.

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today. friends and family are still hoping for her safe return . pearl pinson was abducted on her way to school in vallejo, her family gathered yesterday on the pedestrian walkway, which was the last place she was seen . witnesses saw the 15 year old being dragged off the path injured and screaming. her blood was found there and was also found in the car of 19 year old fernando castro. he's suspected of kidnapping pearl but was later killed in a police shootout. on this hoping for some closure, you know, i just want to keep her name out there now. yeah if anybody knows anything, quite a sheriff's department, the sheriff's office, pearl's father says no one has heard from his daughter since she disappeared, but he says they are never going to give up hope. the governor of oklahoma signed the country's strictest ban on abortion. doctors can now only performed the procedure to save the life of the mother or if it's in the result of a rape or incest that was reported to law enforcement.

the law went into effect as soon as oklahoma governor kevin stitt signed it. two of the states for clinics already closed earlier this year. former reality television star josh duggar will spend the next 12.5 years in prison on a child pornography conviction. prosecutors asked the judge to give duggar the maximum 20 years. they argue that he has quote deep seated, pervasive and violent sexual interest in children. his family , including sisters, wife and mother wrote letters to the judge asking for leniency. the judge overseeing the case called duggars crimes. the sickest of the sick before sentencing. well this morning a powerful earthquake hit south america. usgs reports a magnitude seven point to hit southern peru not far from the border with bolivia. happened a little more than an hour ago. no official word on damage or injuries, but shaking sent people running out of buildings and onto the streets for safety. still a lot

of questions about what pushed an 18 year old to kill 19 children and two teachers in texas up next, what's being done at one east space school to try to prevent another mass shooting. and the warriors can punch their ticket to the nba finals tonight with one more win against the dallas mavericks. you're going to hear from steph curry about his teammates stepping up in the playoffs. mm e

shooting tragedy in texas, and that includes criticism about the police response coming up in this hour, would parents are saying about the police response. and two years after a minnesota police officer killed george floyd president biden signed an executive order aimed

at reforming police practices the changes, he hopes it will lead to from ktvu. box two news . this is mornings on t take you live to the opening bell this morning. 80 gold corp. bringing the bell i'm gonna say 80 takes you right to chase center. gold blood in it. it's a sign for today. this morning. investors also got some good news from a big retailer. macy's reports, sales are strong and the retailer raised its profit guidance, saying a lot of people return to the malls. they're buying luggage. they're buying travel outfits. new home gadgets . new decor, at least one good report from retailer and it does look like a good opening. we'll keep checking your numbers for you. thank you for joining us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to thursday, may 26th. it feels tremendous outside. it's much nicer your forecast for thursday it does feel cooler because it is cooler

by as much as 10 15 degrees and will probably end up being about 20 to 25 degrees cooler for some inland. fifties on the temps. good, sir john, the fog bank fifties 51 santa rosa 52 in san francisco has been stuck at that temp since 10 o'clock last night. so not much changing. hasn't fog came in. yesterday afternoon systems also marching in so the door is open for an onshore wind for some and a big thursday cool down along with maybe some local drizzle breezy, cooler inland and mix of some sun and some clouds later on, especially to the north. fifties sixties and now seventies. alright saleh's here at 6 31 toll plaza somewhere else where you wanna go. we are going to the richmond toll plaza. want to show you that steve and some of the other east bay commutes are getting busy now it's not a completely like commute. although he might seem lighter in some areas, some people i think are preparing for the memorial day weekend, but you can see some richmond tall plans the activity here and you can also see that we're going to put a time on the drive here between vallejo and oakland 21 minutes

from the cartagena spreads to the mcarthur maze. and when you get here, you had another 10 to wait and we come back. we'll take a look at some of those other east bay commutes that are beginning to fill up. but now at 6 31 let's get right back to the headlines with dave. thank you. counselors ministers, therapy dogs. they're all in the time of your reality. texas trying to comfort the community there. the mass shooting this week at an elementary school left 19 children and two teachers did ktvu sally rasmus here and now with more of the heartbreaking stories we're hearing from some of these parents of these young victims, most of the 19 children killed by this gunman were fourth graders who were stuck inside their classrooms. with the gunman who had barricaded himself inside. today we're hearing from the father of one of those young victims 10 year old jacqueline casares, pictured here after her first communion last year. her father spoke about his daughter. and his grief. for the love of life in

as you're doing it for anybody, and to me, it's a firecracker rescues using, um it comforts me a little bit just to think that should be the one that helps a friend in need. jacinto caceres and other parents of the victims are raising questions about the police response to this shooting . he says he and several other parents urged police to rush into the school building. they could hear the gunman firing his weapon inside that classroom. and that that gunfire went on for about 40 minutes. enforcement officers say they tried to go in but were met with gunfire and had to pull back. three law enforcement officers were shot and injured before one of them finally struck and killed the gunman. in the 48 hours since this massacre. the community of vivaldi, texas, is in deep mourning. i cry a lot. and i've cried a lot today and yesterday. i may cry some more here as we speak. you may cry.

because our hearts are broken. but you know what i also know and also believe god's heart is broken. at a prayer vigil last night, hundreds of people gathered to mourn the lives lost family members of the victims held photos of their loved ones. people buried their heads in their hands, cried and hugged one another. as for the 18 year old gunman, he has no known criminal record or background of mental illness. however law enforcement agencies are reporting this morning that he did have several social media posts. that suggested he was about to do something like this , along with the 19 children and two teachers killed 17. other people were injured. many of them are still in the hospital. david pam will send it back to you. thank you, ali students and teachers at in east bay school or trying to ease the fears of students, teachers and parents, the sandy hook promise club at california high school in san ramon says everyone needs a safe

place, and it's part of a national organization that helps protect children from gun violence and the emotional fallout from shootings. student leaders say they try to create beauty and peace where there is fear and hope to see a warning signs when students are especially fragile or on edge. just not a lot of answers. as of right now, i think right now we're just trying to figure out how can we help students feel safe on campus, and sometimes that starts with just talking about it? the sandy hook promise club says it wants to send a message of love and inclusion. club leaders say students are welcome to share the burdens they carry in a safe place and know they have support in all kinds of situations. our time is 6 35 parents here in the bay area and around the country or deciding how to talk to their kids about what happened in texas and about how they feel. it's sadness. it's a little bit of anger that something like this constantly happens. it's frustration that nothing seems to be get being done about it.

on the peninsula. there's a safe space for parents. this shared their emotions. the foster city parents club says it offers a space and place for adults to bend. to their peers and also a therapist with no judgments made. these feelings are real. these are not superficial, and they're probably not going away anytime soon. so you need to be able to be honest with yourself and your family and those around you to get you know, authentic support and atlantic authentic help. and if you think you need help, or someone to listen to you, we put a resource together for parents on our ktvu website to find information from the national child. dramatic stress network just gotta ktvu .com click on web links. for minneapolis, leads the country and remembering george floyd now two years since he was killed by police to mark the somber occasion. a new sign was unveiled at the site where george floyd was killed now known as george floyd square.

charles mcmillan was at the scene during floyd's murder and later served as a key witness during derek chauvin's trial. we made some progress. but not enough. and it takes a village to make the progress that we need. it takes everyone, not just me, not just you and what you do for a living, take everyone to do what needs to be done. and have been done yet. it's gonna take a long time. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin, is serving 22 years in prison for floyd's murder, and president biden marked that occasion by signing an executive order to reform federal police practices. it's a measure of what we can do together to heal the very soul of this nation. to address profound fear and trauma exhaustion. particularly black americans have experienced for generations. now that order will direct all federal agencies to change their use of force policies. it also calls for limitations on chokeholds and no

knock warrants and creating a national registry of officers who were fired for misconduct. it's a start. so now people know that the president and the nation is washington. today was a great day because everybody know that law enforcement is always in the spotlight. how do you order does not apply to local police agencies, but it does encourage them to use similar and make similar changes . it comes one year after congress failed to agree on the original george floyd justice and policing act. more than five years after last appearing in an nfl game, former 49ers quarterback colin kaepernick worked out with the las vegas raiders. it's believed to be the 34 year olds first official workout with an nfl team since the 2016 season that year. started kneeling during the national anthem before games as a way of protesting police brutality and racial inequity. alright time is 6 38. are you ready for the warriors tonight? chase center in san francisco will be rocking. the warriors if

they beat the dallas mavericks tonight, will move on to the nba finals game five of their playoff series against six pm the warriors are eight and no at home in the postseason, hoping a big night from the bench can again help them win tonight. it's fun to watch them. just compete. find a little rhythm, a little chemistry. and give us some life. and the winner of this series against the mavericks will play the eastern conference champs. the boston celtics are leading that series three games to two over the miami heat. alright. we will not be doing that dance, though. if they win, okay. alright only stuff and you know, clay, and you know, jordan pull. those guys can pull that off. well they're very they have a lot of coordination, pam. yes so i don't want yet. you don't want to see me doing that? alright

good morning, but i can clap anyway, let's go out and take a look at what we have here and we do have the crunch time. for the morning commute. here we are coming up on 6 40. we have what you might expect. at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see that the traffic is going to be busy. highway four, also has a lot of the slow traffic through pittsburgh at bay point, and then we're getting a little bit of slowing. and elsa bronte as you drive into richmond, also on the 5 80 interchange. so now it's time where i could kind of go around the bay and see things are getting a little bit more crowded. we are kind of easing into it, though the south bay, though, that silicon valley commute still looks good. you might want to jump ahead of this crowd because this commute usually gets going in the seven o'clock hour, so you get out there early, you might be able to beat it on the way up to cupertino. sunnyvale at 6 40. what about today's weather here? steve sal. thank you, sir. we will revisit yesterday's weather inland because it was hot and we may not see these temps again for a while. that's the way it

looks. temperatures which rocketed up for but they are long gone now. brentwood one. oh, to livermore, 100 conquered. and morgan hill, 99. healdsburg 97. alamo was 97 saratoga. 96 menlo park it toasting 96. not today. santa rosa downtown was 93 going 70 today hayward from 86 to 68. i wanna creek from 99 to 76 in san jose's 93. not today, 74. big fog bank in place. temperatures are running significantly cooler all fifties here much, much cooler double digits cooler compared to yesterday at this time for nevada conquered and hayward everyone knows jumping in on a big cool down when you get a west southwest wind, a delta went through the strait spend up to 35 mph. at fairfield. that's a that's a good barometer on a cooler patterns, so to speak. so today's weather 50 sixties by the coast low overcast drizzle sun clouds breezy to windy a lot of seventies now inland areas that were in the 100 yesterday. that system moving in, we'll generate not only some enhancement of the fog bank but also start the process and maybe

bring some rain in this weekend to areas to the north on saturday, yukiya if you are traveling to tahoe, truckee, friday and saturday will be about wind. be careful on the lake. be some very strong gusts , and then maybe some shower activity with high elevation snow sunday night monday just in time for morning memorial day, steve. thanks a lot. i know. i know. 50 60 seventies on the temps. we will be a cooler pattern for a while in a windy one, especially on sunday. alrighty thank you. tommy 6 42 a warning before you head out the door today a recall for some vehicles because of a car park that can explode. we'll tell you which cars are affected. all right. first let's check in with casio in our newsroom with a look at what else is coming up here on morning sun. two were together with the warrior blue and gold. we are we are in. it's nice to have something that we can all kind of root for together, right mind off of all the heavy news that we've been covering this week really feeling. in our hearts, and when i join you in the studio at seven, we will go back to our

big story, of course, that deadly shooting at the elementary school in texas it's effects continue to ripple here in california in the next hour, the changes governor newsom is calling for and how he wants california to lead the way for the country. also a proposed change to san francisco's election schedule could cause a big shakeup will tell you when voters may weigh in and why it could give mayor london breed some extra time in office. stay with us. 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. (music throughout)

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pounds of baby formula entered the u. s from europe as part of the biden ministrations operation fly formula. representatives from manufacturer abbott also faced tough questions during the house committee hearing, with many blaming the shortage on the closure of abbott's michigan plant in february. due to safety concerns. the current infant formula shortages heartbreaking. on behalf of everyone at abbott. i want to express our extraordinary disappointment about the shortage. abbott says it will reopen its michigan plant in early june. baby formula from that plant should begin hitting store shelves about 6 to 8 weeks after the reopening date. our time is 6 46 twitter agreed to pay $150 million to the federal government after being accused of illegally giving advertisers personal information about its department say twitter released phone numbers and email addresses to help sell targeted

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and cents. apple says it is raising starting pay for store employees. starting pay will jump $2 to $22 an hour. apple will pay employees more in regions with higher cost of living like here in the bay area. the increase in retail salaries was announced as apple faces retail union drives across the country asking for higher wages. alright something you need to know if you want a hyundai. the automaker is recalling thousands of cars because of a seatbelt. pre tension er could explode now that would send metal fragments , potentially hurting anyone inside the car. the recall includes hyundai accents from 2019 through 2022 launched rose from 2021 to 2023. the company is reaching out to all affected owners, and it will replace the parts for free. well paypal says it will keep hiring new employees even though the company is closing at san francisco offices next week and just laid off dozens of workers . the news is just coming out

the online payment company laid off 83 employees at its offices in san jose last month. a spokesperson says paypal is constantly evaluating how best to meet the needs of its customers and support business priorities as the company grows and evolves. paypal is more than 30,000 employees worldwide. well, the large crypto exchange coin base is making no comment on the report. the company is asking employees to rate each other. detect website. information is reporting workers can use an app to give employees a thumbs up or a thumbs down or a neutral rating categories include communication and positive energy. at this concept is called radical transparency is taken from traditional investment banking. it seems like it's going to cause a lot of problems, intention and mad at your coworker. cook stir you always get a thumbs up. so does soda cell and but you know

you're mad at a coworker, and it's just i'm giving him a thumbs down. oh yeah, man, i don't know if that's such a great idea. right, pam. good morning, everyone. you know what ? right now the bay bridge is okay. i would say, i think everyone always wants to know about the bay bridge by far the most requested. traffic picture, and it is backed up for about 10 to 15 minute. wait right up there with that is highway for you always hear me talking about it. people want to know the temperature of the contra costa commute. and pittsburgh debate point is slow, but 6 80 looks good for martinez to walnut creek and 5. 80 is going to be slow. it's kind of light in the south. i remember these two next days. our getaway days today is going to be kind of a mini getaway. and then tomorrow it really is on for the upcoming memorial day weekend. so keep that in mind the 6 50. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. i give that advice a thumbs up. well, thank you, steve. you're welcome. i appreciate that cooler today, much cooler today. and for some

of you may oh, thank goodness my friend janelle text me yesterday wins this darn heat going to end although she didn't say darn, but thanks. i said, don't you worry. it's on its way. well it's here. santa rosa hayward, walnut creek san jose, those arrows are now going down 70 68 76 74. we will drop a good 15. maybe 25 degrees today for some inland temps. i see all fifties low mid few upper but these are considerably cooler than yesterday. at this time, nevada was 11 degrees cooler. conquered 11 hayward 11 only half movies plus two because the fog is in yesterday at this time, it was not there yet. 51 the water temp at monterey bowie and san francisco. that's because they had a little bit of a south breeze yesterday that warms it up, not bodega. bayer point raised, these temps will come down, though, as we head to the weekend early next week because the wind will turn northwest. that will generate the upwelling again, onshore breeze for many or wind for some, and you get that fall coming through the petaluma gap san bruno gap also around san mateo and out to

travis cordelia. you can get some strong gusts out there. low overcast some drizzle, maybe closer to the coast. cooler sun clouds breezy to windy series of systems continue to march into the pacific northwest. it has been a cool some folks would say, miserable spring. up and seattle portland, spokane, as i mentioned earlier has not had a high temp of 70 degrees this year. maybe today's the day the rain and snow forecast a couple of things you need to know. on saturday, maybe uk a north, some light rain. if you are going to the mountains, it will be windy on friday and saturday watch out on the lakes and maybe some snow sunday monday around 7000 ft. 50 60 seventies on the temps. we will stay in our cooler pattern except only subtle changes. windy though we the weather word by the time we get to the weekend. okay steve. time is now. 6 52 threat at bay area schools one day after that deadly mass shooting in texas the reason the police responded to what a student said on social media. and enrollment that

plummeted. main school districts are starting to close schools to balance their budgets to tell you about parenting oakland who say they won't let that

i've lived in san francisco for 20 years. i'm raising my kids here. this city is now less safe for all of us. chesa boudin is failing to hold repeat offenders accountable. he prosecuted zero fentanyl drug dealing cases, even though nearly 500 people have died of overdoses. i'm voting yes on h to recall chesa boudin now. we can't wait one more day when people are dying on our streets. the. five and off duty oakland police officer shot and wounded in armed suspect in west oakland yesterday morning near an elementary school police aren't

saying what led to the shooting near hoover elementary, and the school was put on lockdown as a precaution. police say they found a loaded gun when they search the area near the school. specially given light of what's happened recently in texas. we wanted to make sure there was no threat to our children at the local schools in the area. it's just the tensions are you know of concerns about you know any kind of vulnerable community having to face the kind of traumatic incidents that we've been witnessing. police say the suspect later showed up at the hospital and was arrested. no one else was hurt. well parents in oakland held a rally to put attention on the closure of parker elementary school. the school district says yesterday was the last day of the school year and the school will be permanently closed. beginning next school year. students are going to be sent to other schools in the oakland district. but parents at the rallies they

they will reopen the school on monday and hold summer school classes. we will have a full service summer class for all the children in this area that begins on monday. we'll we'll be teaching multiple different classes, and we wish that this school could stay here forever. and if it won't, then we'll try our best to keep it. whatever that means. however that means that the oakland school district says summer school does not start next week. and there are no plans to let parker school to be reopened for summer classes. parker is one of the seven schools the oakland district is closing in the next two years because of declining enrollment. time at 6 57 contra costa county is now offering covid antiviral medication at some testing locations. the sides will distribute the prescription medication used to treat people who test positive. the federal health officials say antiviral medication like packs lobbied, can reduce the chance of being

hospitalized or becoming seriously ill. the test to treat locations are in antioch's brentwood, san pablo and pleasant hill are operated by optimum and they served federal health services. well people who test positive for covid again after taking the drug pack, lebed should isolate for another five days. the cdc says. there's a chance they may be contagious. if they have this rebound. the fact this is the first time the cdc issued guidance on what people should do if they test positive again just a few days after testing negative. it is now. 6 58, the goldman environmental foundation held its annual prize ceremony, the foundation based in san francisco, handed out seven awards recognizing what it calls grassroots activists around the world, and one of the recipients is a 19 year old from los angeles. now kelly kobold coalition that shut down a toxic oil drilling side. in her

community in south l. a after she and other neighbors became ill. i fight because i believe everyone has a right to breathe clean air despite age, gender, ethnicity, socioeconomic status or zip code. i fight so no future generations has a childhood like mine. and other winners include a nigerian attorney who got some justice for communities were devastated by to show pipelines, wills and to indigenous people from ecuador who protected their lands from goldmine. this whole week raise very heavy on our hearts. sad morning of remembrance for vita employees in the south bay today will take you to a ceremony happening now memorializing the people who died in a mass shooting one year ago. pictures of those kids. it's just devastating. it's heartbreaking. i know what they were feeling. i know what that teacher was feeling. people morning all those killed in a

mass shooting and quality texas what we're learning this morning about some of the children who were killed in their own classroom. also we know these policies work to save lives. lawmakers colleague for action after that deadly mass shooting but they want to do here in california and nationwide to help prevent another tragedy. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto and welcome back . thanks for being with us. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's thursday. it's may 26 good morning to you. the weather did a 1 80 over different as soon as you step outside like that. parson has a forecast. he called it. usually garcia has a joke. she says to me when she walks and she goes. oh my gosh. cooler i noticed it right away. same here, dave and everyone else that the big fog bank is in and temperatures are taking a big drop. today. we're in the fifties here on the thames, palo alto and san jose 55 usually don't say that. but they are close today in the city