tuesday's school shooting. this is the national rifle association prepares to hold its annual convention in texas just a few cities away. plus they're on their feet and their warriors to the nba finals. they are the golden state warriors one last night, defeating the dallas mavericks, and they defining victory earns them a shot at the nba championship. from ktvu fox two news. this morning's onto well, good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning. may 27th we think those warriors as well for a great game. we do have some breaking news to start with the to let you know this is a fire. you can see. very active. this is alive. shot of this fire. it's a church in the city of pittsburgh, 3 10 central

avenue. we do know that there is a large fire response. clearly this fire of very active scene. but we do not know now it looks like from this video. it looks like that's a home in the foreground, but possibly um, building maybe an industrial building that is on fire. we're trying to get some more information for you right now. but that's a church. that's on fire. excuse me, but in the area , it looks like there might be some homes nearby. so we are working to get more information. we have a crew there, live on scene and we'll bring you more information as soon as that becomes available. very intense . time is 401. it is a friday and we do have your forecast. steve paulson's right here. right where i right here. i'm right here. that's correct. thank you. well the cool down yesterday. good 25 degree drop. what kind of level off today and then bring clouds in tomorrow, maybe even some rain up to the north. but before i get that far ahead of myself plenty of low clouds in place, so a cool

patterns in place. look for 50 sixties near the coast in bay and then seventies inland. alright, set over to sal now at 401. good morning, sir. well, good morning, there is a police chase is just about to get on to the bay bridge. let's put up that camera right now. we might catch it. they're coming to the bay bridge just about to get on here. this chase has been going on for a little bit. and here they come. you can see it. here they come. ah, there it is. so here ah, going pretty fast. there is the lead chase vehicle. i didn't see the car. i guess we i was just i was talking. i didn't see it, but they're just about to get on to the bay bridge. if you're going to be driving anytime soon, be careful. this is what happens when the roads are wide open for you. so we'll let you know. getting into san francisco 402. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal biden will head to texas on sunday to meet with

family members of the mass shooting victims. investigators now say a gunman spent an entire hour inside an elementary school in uvalde, texas, before he was killed by law enforcement officers. reporter alexis mcadams has the new information on the timeline. don't cry. i'm sorry. mother inrs as 21 white crosses sit in front of this texas elementary school, each one stands for an innocent life lost in the valley school shooting. now another tragedy as the husband of one of the heroic teachers has died, the family saying irma garcia's husband, joe garcia, passed away this morning of a medical emergency. but really, they say he died of a broken heart. this couple were high school sweethearts together for more than 30 years now leave behind four children. so many families left broken the grandpa of jose flores, remembering the last time he saw his 10 year old grandson. now the next time will be at his funeral. little boy

like growing up going to school families plan these services. ellie garcia's mom writing she can't eat, drink or even get out of bed sickened by the loss of her little girl asking why this shooting wasn't prevented. other families have questions about the teen gunman. i just don't understand how people could sell that type of a gun to a kid. 2018 year old. like what? is he going to use it for? the father of jacqueline hussars, grieving , holding her photo in his hands , asking why police didn't respond sooner. honestly think that this could have been is it a lot more could have been prevented prepared. you know, it's that i didn't feel prepared as at all, and then they with the unanswered questions, grief and anger a local minister trying to offer comfort 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 believed god smarties broken right now funeral homes in new volvo preparing for these services, some coming as soon as this weekend. this as a texas man is on his way to that town to donate 21 caskets 19 of those custom for the small kids in new york. i'm alexis mcadams fox news. thank you, alexis. time to 405 will happening today less than 300 miles away from the score shooting scene. the national rifle association will hold its annual convention in texas as planned. the nra's three day convention will be held in houston convention speakers include former president trump and senator ted cruz. texas governor greg abbott, who was also scheduled to be there. now reportedly will send a video message. instead houston mayor sylvester turner told us why the nra convention will still go on despite calls to cancel it after tuesday's

mass shooting. that convention has been on the books for more than two years. okay it was a contractual arrangement. and so you know, we simply cannot cancel a conference or convention because we may not agree with the subject matter. now to texas lawmakers won't be at the convention. their staff say their schedules changed and several musical entertainers pulled out of performing at the convention out of respect for the shooting victims and their families back here in the bay area. people in san leandro remember the victims during an emotional vigil. 21 pairs of shoes were placed outside san leandro city hall to represent the 19 children and two teachers killed in texas. the vigil was hosted by brady and nonprofit group working to prevent gun violence in the us, we spoke to one of the organizers who says she survived a mass shooting when she was just 16 years old when a gunman attacked a church in los angeles. i can't just sit

idly by as this keeps happening in our country day after day. i now have two little girls of my own, and it terrifies me to know that they're going to live in a world. where this is potentially going to happen at their school at any given moment. organizer's also placed children's shoes near the city house steps to represent all children killed in school shootings across the country. now stay with us here at ktvu throughout mornings on two for the very latest updates and developments from the scene of that texas school shooting coming up in the next half hour, we'll show you how lawmakers on capitol hill are responding to the latest tragedy as students across the country walk out of schools demanding action on gun control. our time is world seven, happening today of virtual town hall meeting held by san francisco police about the latest deadly police shooting last thursday, san francisco police rushed to reports of a man with the knife attacking an unarmed man in the dogpatch neighborhood. it's still not clear what happened

when the police arrived. but when the confrontation was over , both men involved had been shot and killed by police, and more information is expected during today's virtual town hall meeting, which starts at three pm a memorial for a man who died while in police custody in alameda has been destroyed. friends and family of mario gonzalez created an alter to remember the 26 year old who died after three officers restrained him last year. now they say the memorial was set on fire. alameda fire officials say candles are to blame, but some believe the altar was intentionally burned down. i think that's a shame. it was kept very neat. i saw people coming in maintaining it, and i thought it was a very nice thing not to forget mario and you know it was, i think a plus to the neighborhood. the family has reportedly been given permission by the city to replace the alter time is 408, former oakland police chief and kirkpatrick has

won her lawsuit against the city of oakland, where she claims she was wrongfully terminated by the city. yesterday's jury decision does not mean kirkpatrick will get her job back, but she was awarded $337,000 in damages. in her lawsuit, kirkpatrick claims she was fired because she exposed corruption and abuse of power by the oakland police commission. she was fired in february of 2020 without cause, and she filed her lawsuit. a few months later. a spokesperson for the former police chief says the verdict is an important moment for oakland. the jury agreed with her whistleblowing complaints, they found that she would not have been fired except by the retaliatory acts of the police commission, the mayor and the city of oakland. this is an important victory for trying to reform the oakland police commission and end its corrupt practices. and sam. singer says kirkpatrick is happy about the jury verdict. w oakland city attorney in a statement sent to

ktvu said, we're thankful to the jury for their service. after weighing the facts of the case, the jury decided, miss kirkpatrick is not entitled to any more than the one year severance is city was ready and willing to pay. when she was terminated in 2020. time now is 4 10 and it was very windy, coming in and in our parking lot very windy and cool. i would imagine that's because we have a pretty big fog bank steve there is a big fog bank. there's also system to the north, so combination of those two gave us a much cooler pattern. as you know, yesterday we talked about i've seen santa rosa dropped 25 30 degrees in this kind of a pattern. well, guess what. there were 93 downtown on wednesday conquered 99. livermore, 100 san jose 93. those temperatures wins down to 63, 69, 80 and 79. so yes, there was 20 to 30 degree drop in those temps were sitting in the fifties. right now. temperatures fifties. take your pick. i mean, there's 56 in the

city, 56, oakland, berkeley, 56, 1 and creeks. everyone is very, very close. water temps have come up a teeny bit, but i expect these to go down as we head towards early next week, still a roaring breeze for some here out to travis west southwest gusting to 30 mph. so the delta breeze is up early this morning. no doubt about it. system moving into the north might be slightly warmer today could get a little bump up that that system is going to drag across us. not only later tonight into tomorrow and give us some cloudy skies. not only cloudy skies could be a little bit of light rain well to the north. slightly warmer today cloudy to the north. partly sunny to the south. maybe some drizzle here coast in bay. as that system swings through, it will be cloudy to mostly cloudy . rainfall doesn't look like much, but maybe a little bit you kind north and, of course, over the seer going into the weekend. there could be a little bit of activity up there as well. but mainly cooler and windy as the pattern here for us, you guys fifties sixties and seventies. all right. thank you. steve memorial in san francisco is honoring the memories of pedestrians killed in collisions

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about those warriors for the sixth time in eight seasons there back in the nba finals. resting thompson firing. warriors beat the dallas mavericks 1 20 to 1 10 last night to win the western conference title series four games to one, and the warriors never trailed, with all five starters scoring in double figures. clay thompson was ridiculous. he was hot. 32 points, including 83 point ing's just proud of. not only my effort, but our whole team like we really jelled this year at the right time and we have exciting times ahead of us hit with a lot of adversity and some speed bumps but never lost the faith that we could get back here and it was good to see him. former warriors star shaun livingston came back to present the western conference championship trophy to the warriors. and a new award was

presented to one of the splash brothers. the urban magic johnson trophy goes to your very old stephen curry. you like that? do curry was named the mvp of the western conference finals . he averaged 23 a half points and 7.5 assists in the series. it was his first individual postseason trophy. i love it. the warriors will face the winner of the eastern conference finals. the boston celtics lead the miami heat 32 to the nba finals start next thursday at chase center and ktvu elissa harrington has more on the excitement as the warriors are undefeated in this year's playoff games at home. huge win for the golden state warriors. what is your sign ends tonight absolutely ended. tonight was amazing not only because we were winning the entire game we were

winning. the warriors defeated the dallas mavericks and will advance to the nba finals. yeah oh, my god. but you know who the player was tonight claw a killed it killed. it scored 32 points with 83 pointers. the man walker jr and his dad have been watching games together since he was a kid, the father son duo said it was special to be at chase center to watch their team win the western conference finals, son, man, this dude been hanging out for the last 25 years. and for us to be at the last four games with this is our fourth game and to be with the energy inside the center was amazing. this was the scene at thrives city earlier in the day. people dancing, dressed in costume and pumped up ready for some basketball season ticket holder. i've been to every playoff game in here, and i'm excited. those without tickets could put out a blanket and watch the warriors play on the jumbo screen. five

tickets to the nba finals, and we're just gonna be a big party. a big celebration long time coming inside the hardwood classics. dancers were cheering each other on and preparing for their routine. we can get that crowd extremely excited, then. then the crowd starts rocking and then are our golden state warriors are all hyped up. in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you. listen what happening today? tickets go on sale for game one next thursday at chase center. the warriors have good luck. when it comes to the nba finals . they made the finals run for five straight years, starting in the 2014 2015 season. they won that year, four games of two against the cleveland cavaliers , along within 2017 and 2018. they lost to the cavaliers in 2016 and to the toronto raptors

in 2019, but now the warriors are back. you forget how many years it was just warriors and cavaliers. other teams going, um , excuse me like to get that was a great game last night, though very exciting. mo enjoyed it. he was wearing his warriors jersey. steve. well he sent out the positive vibes, so he's going to have to live in it now. alright big, cool down happened yesterday. good 30 degree drop in a lot of those temps a couple of days ago. on tuesday. the temperatures in the higher elevations were in the seventies . they've taken a huge drop to the mid forties here for sonoma mountain. also ben lomond mountain, you get below 3000 ft and much cooler. low cloud deck made it their mount diablo still coming down, but they're a little bit warm, but still, you can see a northwest west or southwest wind is in place here. the drop was yesterday. santa rosa on wednesday 93 yesterday 62 degrees. conquered from 99 to 69 livermore 179 in san jose 93 to 79. so if it felt cooler to

you, it was now remember, the dense fog come back wednesday morning thursday that fog bank god help it lifted the bases went up a couple 1000 ft, and that allowed that little overcast to make it well inland fifties on the temps. i mean, it is ice a thermal just due to the cloud cover low and also high cloud cover. forties fifties on the temps here, 51 san francisco , but we still bodega bay at 48. you can see travis west southwest 25 to 31 mph, so expect another day of some low clouds. and some higher clouds. you guys and temperatures will be in the fifties, sixties and seventies. right, steve? thank you. thomas for 20. the latest school shooting has communities all over the country, asking what can be done to stop this still ahead, the debate that's reignited on capitol hill. he said at uh, eight people have been shot and that's when i knew that you know, we both had an assignment we hear from the 911

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22 vita employees are remembering the lives last one year ago in a mass shooting in the south bay to mark the occasion, a private memorial was held at the yard just for families, friends and be to employees. a light rail train blew its horn 10 times to honor each of the employees who died in the tragedy and a candle was lit for each of them. my hope is we continue to heal and move forward. we will never forget those we've lost or the loved ones they left behind. but we can together make it a better place in memory of them and of the community we serve. after the shooting the county worked with to create a resiliency center, a place to offer therapy, counseling and support . pam this morning. we're getting a better idea of what

happened that day when the frantic calls just flooded the san jose police dispatch center during that emergency. ktvu james torres spoke with the dispatchers who are trained to keep a sense of calm in the middle of a tragedy. and as emergency 911 call taker, you learn to expect the unexpected. san jose emergency. latisha thompson tries to master that i just want to rise to vacation to make sure that i'm able to help. one year ago, 15 minutes before the end of her shift, that occasion came shooter guadalupe light rail, latisha answered the first call of the vta light rail mass shooting. is anyone shot? yes, i think eight people. eight people are shot. yeah, he said. at uh, eight people have been shot. and that's when i knew that you know, we both had an assignment. the caller's assignment pass along important

information. her assignment, keep everyone else safe and get police to the scene as quickly as possible. she is expected to remain calm while doing that. your voice is calm. you have to put on that persona. but in the inside your basically like. oh, my gosh, this is really happening. i think we should got the first call, and i got one of the last calls. beth knepper just started her shift when the calls came in my friends take a breath. and i need to take a breath, okay? take a breath. okay i understand. it's very scary to take a breath of jobs where you make a difference, and you do hear you do making the difference came from falling back on training. get the basic information, pass it on and make sure the caller doesn't put themselves in any danger to go back in and see if they're okay. you stay where you are. every day that we take calls as training. jennifer hearn is a supervisor in the communications

center, she says. in addition to the initial training, each call taker is required to attend retraining for a week. every year. you can't take on somebody else's emotion. that you won't last in this job. if you do, you have to be able to separate it to not hang up. the phone does hang up. when the officers you can't expect gave a visual of what the emotions to stay away happened. when i really broke down because it brought back every shot that i heard on. on the car. worse so. well it wasn't their life you're in, like really sacred moments of people's lives are listening to the most tragic moments live, but they come back to work the next day every day. because they feel honored to exceed the expectations. does he have any weapons? sir of community service? i feel like a superhero. every time that i come to work, those call takers tell me it's important to step

away from their computers. every once in a while the dispatch center actually has an underground jim and sometimes some of those workers we'll go down and take a five minute walk on the treadmill. the police department also offers a variety of services were dispatchers and officers are given unlimited visits to mental health specialists. in the studio. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. estimation into the mass shooting and you vaulted texas, raising several questions about police response times. i'm kevin corp for the look at an officer's role during these attacks and the nationwide walkouts coming in the wake of the tragedy. that's just ahead and the russian military hoping for a resurgence and its war in ukraine, concerns from ukrainian leaders that ukraine may have lost more territory. don't forget you can have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just head to ktvu dot com slash email to

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likw enforcement in uvalde, texas, are facing more questions and criticism as contradicting details emerge over the response to the school shooting. thoughts and prayers alone is not enough to prevent future tragedies from happening. the demand for gun control is echoing throughout the united states this morning as lawmakers connect with frustrated constituents. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is a friday. it's may 27th and we're starting with breaking news. in fact, we have liures fy city of pittsburgh. this is the breaking news, a major fire. a

church on fire in pittsburgh. those flames there have been shooting out of the building. it's on central avenue near railroad avenue and railroad land. the building is listed as belonging to the pentecostals of the bay area. that we've been told by our photographer at the scene about 1000 firefighters are there battling these flames and about 1000 parishioners. petitioners have been there for about 20 years. the fire was first reported just before 2 45 this morning. we haven't heard of any injuries at this point or how the fire started. but make sure you stay with ktvu mornings onto will keep bringing you updates. ktvu sally rasmus. we'll have live reports. beginning in the next hour, but again, these are live pictures in the city of pittsburgh and the roof of the church here has collapsed. you can see the firefighters are now in a defensive position. pam roof has collapsed and it is still

burning strong. we're hearing from our photographer on scene who said that they have now moved into a defensible defense mode as that roof collapse in that building in the foreground that i was wondering if that was a church. he said that that is part of the or i thought it was a house. perhaps but he said it's part of the church. but again, we're keeping an eye on that for you, steve. the weather conditions that the first thing i thought about when we first saw the flames shooting up was the wind that we've seen and hopefully doesn't take embers. you know it didn't look like it . but that can be a windy area, but it didn't look like you know. of one of those other things. i'll take a look at here in just a minute here fifties on the temps here across the board from santa rosa to san jose, all mid fifties here. i don't see that too often, but that's what we have with some of that cloud cover over us. low clouds, some higher clouds going to lead maybe slightly warmer today compared to yesterday, but still sixties and seventies on the temps. alright salles here, did they did they resolve that chase on the bay bridge? they did.

i'll show you, steve. i put up the map. this is this is what they did, and they were doing 100 miles an hour the whole way. they ended up in the started in hayward ended up in san mateo at the arco station on 19th avenue in san mateo. and now there is a little little bit of a lockdown of that block there. it's the arco station and the city of san mateo corp yard there and some businesses and they've called for the police dogs when they got to about south, down one. oh, one at the popular exit. they spiked the car and they were. this is like l. a. they were driving on their rooms for a bit. um and now there's a police activity and cemetery. oh, so we're going to follow that breaking news and let you know if you live in that area in the bermuda apartments area or in the mode apartments there. um you're going to see police activity near you. that's what's happening. 4 33, let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal

biden will head to texas on sunday to meet with families of the mass shooting at that elementary school reporter kevin corke, says law enforcement officers in uvalde, texas, are now defending their response to the deadly gunfire at rob elementary school. texas law enforcement is facing criticism over their response time to tuesday's deadly mass shooting, and you've aldi rushed in and like and all that, like, we didn't see that. have a lot more could have been prevented to prepared reports indicate the 18 year old suspected gunman who killed 19 children and two teachers that rob elementary remained inside the school for about an hour before being confronted by a u. s border patrol team who then shot and killed him. the texas department of public safety says officers on the scene didn't initially entered the school because they face sunfire and we're awaiting backup police armed response expert says priority is an officer who is responding to the active shooter is a neutralizer shooter. you may see.

individuals that have been shot have been injured. and, um, they do. yes. need first aid, but the team that goes in your primary responsibility is to neutralize the active shooter. meanwhile students nationwide are speaking out as hundreds in states like michigan, minnesota, new jersey, new york, virginia and wisconsin. stage school walkouts thursday to protest surging gun violence and offer solutions. my dad goes hunting and you know that's like a thing in my family, and i'm not saying that that's a bad thing, but i think we need to do first of all background checks nationwide. the cdc says guns are the leading cause of death for children and teens in the u. s the president and first lady are expected to travel to you baldy on sunday. to meet with grieving parents in texas. i'm kevin corke fox news time, not 4 35, a bipartisan group of us senators trying to find a compromise on

new federal gun legislation. they vowed to come up with new laws that would keep guns out of the hands of possible mass murderers. these negotiations come after senate republicans blocked a domestic terrorism bill. it was a response to the suspected hate crime killing of 10 people in buffalo, new york two weeks ago. that bill had strong support among democratic leaders on capitol hill. this bill will give the government the tools to monitor find and arrest these evil actors before they have a chance to inflict violence on their communities. meantime secretary of education miguel cardona is rejecting calls to give weapons to teachers as a way to prevent mass scores shootings and is calling for tougher gun laws. let's not normalize this. let's use every out of influence that we have to get something done to help prevent this from happening again. democrats say these new negotiations on federal gun legislation will be at the top

of the agenda when lawmakers come back from the memorial day holiday. us senator alex padilla of california is among the democrats on capitol hill now calling for tougher gun safety legislation. padilla spoke at a rally in washington, d c with other members of congress and several survivors of gun violence, he said the american people are now demanding strong action from federal lawmakers, not just talk. yes. we offer our condolences. yes we offer our thoughts and prayers. for thoughts and prayers alone is not enough to prevent future tragedies from happening. senator padilla says federal lawmakers must immediately passed laws requiring background checks for guns purchased online and at gun shows. he also supports red flag laws that are designed to keep guns away from people who could harm themselves or others now stay with us here on mornings and two for complete coverage of the recent mass

shooting. you can also get updates on at any time of day at ktvu .com. and our news app. our time is 4 37, now to the ukraine war. the ukraine's president says that vladimir putin's and game is to expand his territorial ambitions. reporter tray, yun says in kharkiv to tell us the latest on the fighter. russian forces renewed the shelling of central heart, killing at least eight people were made by multiple rocket launchers and artillery. it indicates that the enemy has again engaged in transference, lee striking the civilian population. outgoing artillery fire right now. from the northern part of heart cave. the battle rages on here, as some civilians are returning to find their homes completely destroyed . the damage and heart cave is extensive, with entire apartment blocks destroyed. and as fighting continues across eastern ukraine, russian troops

are making small territorial gains in areas that still house thousands of civilians. tatiana approachable over stands in front of her destroyed home outside of heart. even with shelling nearby she wants to return to go back home. but my home is completely destroyed. i hope that someone will rebuild it. the ukrainian military is struggling to retain territory further east in the luhansk province, where russian troops are estimated to control 90% of the land. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky addressed the latvian parliament thursday, stressing the urgency of the fight and warning that russian president putin won't be satisfied with only invading ukraine received in russia. they openly say that they will not have enough only with ukraine. they also needed the baltic states, poland and other european countries. this comes as leadership from the g seven is considering a plan to allow russian oligarchs to purchase sanctions relief and then use that money for reconstruction in ukraine and hardship trading

ext. fox news thank you, trey. 4 39 is the time back over to steve paulson. people are hitting the road heading to the airport. maybe having a barbecue. what's the weather going to be like? it won't be hot. i can tell you that we had that on tuesday wednesday. not anymore. we dropped yesterday on the temps and they'll pretty much level off until we get to the probably tuesday or wednesday next week. so a lot of sixties and seventies here in the temp sierra loft is really cool down. diablo's 58. sonoma mountain 49 ben lomond mountain 45,000. those are down 30 degrees from just about 48 hours ago. i'll fix everything. give me time. santa rosa conquered livermore in san jose 93 99 193 on wednesday not yesterday. 60 to 69 79 79. so if you thought, man, it must be 30 degrees cooler. you were close. it was 20 to 30 dense fog bank on wednesday was right down on the deck. very shallow. now the bases are up around 2200 ft, so

it's a low overcast. and the onshore wind the doors open, so it's cool and windy fifties on the tempts everyone stuck. sandra fells 54 degrees livermore 55 san carlos 53. there's just not much of a spread water temps have come up a little bit due to a south breeze. expect these to go down those sunday and monday's we get northwest winds start coming back in west southwest 25 agusta 31 to travis onshore at napa onshore conquered onshore oakland. even after the ultimate past and even down towards areas to the south westerly breeze. 37 truckee, 55 56, sacramento even monterey at 58 degrees, so there's really not a big spread a lot of these temps here. system of plow in late tonight tomorrow, giving us partly to mostly cloudy skies. there's a little possibility a little bit of rain to the north. i think just drizzle be the end result for us so partly sunny. partly cloudy could get a couple degree bump up on the temp. not a lot. but saturday, i think some drizzles in the forecast. if you're heading to the mountains, be advised, could be a little bit of activity trimmed back a

little bit on that, but it could be some activity and going into sunday night and also monday. 50 60 seventies today in your temps really, not much change till we get to early next week. all right, thank you, steve. we are getting updates from the church fire in pittsburgh will have more on that coming up. also. despite rising gas prices, travel experts expect many people will hit the road this holiday weekend coming up the memorial day weekend travel forecast on the

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pedestrian safety held a vigil in san francisco to more than 10 people killed so far this year in traffic accidents, family and friends held a moment of silence and wrote remembrances for the victims and yellow hearts. the vigil was held at third and mission, the same intersection where a mother and daughter from florida were hit and killed by a taxi this past weekend. it's an intersection, organizers say is particularly dangerous. as we hold these victims in our hearts , we also need to call on our city to be doing more. if we had too many streets that are dangerous and prioritizes traffic, moving quickly over people's safety in our lives. the group wants the city to prioritize pedestrians over cars and trucks. they want crosswalks to be improved with red light cameras and for the city to limit right turns on red. time is 4 45, the mayor of san francisco wants to spend more money for the city's hiv prevention efforts. london

breeds new proposed budget contains $3 million for fighting hiv. it calls for making sure that the people of san francisco have equitable access to prevention, care and treatment. services at that increase in funding would also let the city's health department focused new resources on groups who are disproportionately affected by the virus. francisco has a goal of reaching zero new hiv infection. it's p genie has started bearing more power lines in the bay area. the utility says they will put 43 miles of electrical line underground and bay area counties this year. it's part of 175 miles of major transmission and distribution lines that will be buried across the state in 2022 next year. that number goes up to 400 miles. 43 of them here in the bay area are going to be in high fire threat areas, areas high risk of fire, and that's where we're focusing on. first of

these first few years is where do we reduce the wildfire threat the greatest and also reduce the impact of public safety power shutoffs we know will reduce the ignition risk by 99. now these are some of the first parts of the utilities. efforts to reduce fire danger by putting those 10,000 miles of lines across the state underground. it follows multiple fires, including the campfire back in 2018. was linked to pg and e s power lines . time is worth 47 the bill that would allow buildings to extend past the legal height limit now is going to the state senate for approval. the measure passed the state assembly and if it's signed into law would allow developers to build up to three stories higher than the maximum height limit in areas where there's low vehicle traffic like downtown areas. part of those units would have to be dedicated to low income families. well the bark board of directors taking public comment on proposals to

build 3600 housing units in the parking lots at the ashby and north berkeley bart stations, the city already voted to raise the hide limit on those locations to allow for 12 story buildings. berkeley's councils expected to vote on this next week. bart's board will consider this idea later in june. a new ferry is now crossing the san francisco bay. the dorado was christened with a swing of a champagne bottle. bay area. ferry officials say the boat meets rigorous new emission standards while offering the fastest service in the fleet. they hope that the improvements will help bring in a new wave of travel across the bay. people want to know why riders are coming back to the transit system, and it's because the system that they're coming back to is better than the one that we had before. the boat is also designed for speedy boarding and disembarking to get people where they're going even faster cruiser training how to operate the boat right now. passengers

will see it in service within a few weeks. time is worth 48 happening today. the broadway tunnel in san francisco that runs from chinatown to pacific heights will close for maintenance work. beginning today through monday night, the eastbound board will be closed. the work crews can remove glass bricks that form the overhead skyline. the westbound bore will stay open, but it will be converted to two way traffic for this memorial day weekend. expect some delays if you plan to travel through that area. okay, we'll do. steve paulson. what should we expect in terms of weather? pretty cool pattern here for, uh, cheryl going into the weekend. that's for sure. we started that process yesterday. what kind of level it off a lot of cloud cover coming in, but the basis on the fog bank have lifted around 2200 ft. the fog was very dense coming up the coast on wednesday morning. didn't really make it to inland areas until yesterday, and boy did it yesterday and the low clouds up around 222,500 ft. so

it's a cool and windy pattern. santa rosa conquered livermore san jose boy, they came way way down from 93 to 62. that's a big drop for congress, 99 to 69 livermore down to 79 from 100 san jose 93 to 79. it was warmer in fremont yesterday, then conquered that that's a rarity for this time of year. they were 70 conquerors, 69 fifties on the temps. i mean, we're stuck. it's just not going to move. water tips have come up there in the low fifties still cold, but they've been really cold. i expect these to come down a little bit as we get more of a northwest wind. still a pretty good breeze here to the north, also to the east after the delta 31 mph, there's some pretty good gusts going over san pablo bay, also through the strait. there lot of cloud covers on the way here, especially north, so this system will slide in later tonight into early saturday. could be some very light range of the north. partly sunny. partly cloudy today may be a slight bump up with the south breeze. but that system mostly cloudy earlier, maybe some drizzle as well. coast and may

have had some reports of that towards bodega bay. and you can see there's a little bit possible here. drizzle not a lot, but a couple of 100 into saturday. after that, it should kick out. but the sierra there will be another secondary system dropping in on sunday monday could give some shower activity thundershower are very high elevation snow so and just keep it in mind if you're heading up there, 50 60 seventies on the 10th. we really won't change too much until after sunday. then it looks a little warmer, you guys all right. thank you. steve there's a verdict in a wrongful termination case against the city of oakland still ahead, the damages awarded to a former police chief after a jury found she was fired without cause. plus state is going to the finals for the sixth time in the last eight years. don't warriors are heading back to the nba finals. we hear from excited fans and the team after taking down the dallas mavericks at chase center. and we are staying safe along the water helping you do so we'll tell you how

firefighters in san francisco are preparing for a busy holiday weekend.

us s 4 54e department says it's firefighters are prepared for the very real possibility of ocean rescues this memorial day weekend. ktvu christian captain joined those firefighters in the water as they spent time sharpening skills that they hope they will never have to use. with the memorial day weekend almost upon us first responders in san francisco are doing everything they can do to be prepared for the possibility of an emergency rescue because when, not if the win these rescue swimmers have to actually do this with a real life victim will be able to do with a lot more ease than they would if they did not get this opportunity. san francisco firefighters water rescue crews sharpened their lifesaving skills with a simulated rescue

off ocean beach, even calling in a sonoma county sheriff's helicopter. the aim getting real world experience too. pair for the day when a surfer or swimmer actually needs their help. first responders, saying in an emergency. it's critical for those on the beaches to look for landmarks to help guide cruise to where to respond when minutes count and keep an eye on where the victim is more better yet designate somebody else to do that. and then flagged the first responders down and point out where you last saw them. don't try to rescue the person yourself. first responders in san francisco are advising potential visitors that san francisco's beaches are not an ideal place to swim. they remind people that people have drowned at this location. they're advising people to swim. at locations where there are lifeguards on duty in san francisco, christien kafton ktvu fox two news thank you christian happening today. san francisco international airport expects a busy memorial day weekend starting today. the airport says it expects 120,000 passengers will travel through the airport

today, and it says a total of 12 . million travelers are expected at sfo between memorial day and labor day, which would be a 67% increase of pan pre pandemic levels. gas prices keep reaching new highs just as people are getting ready for this memorial day travel weekend, the national average for gas up to 4 59 a gallon here in california, the average remains at more than $6 a gallon 607. san francisco drivers are paying even more with an average price of 6 31 a gallon triple a says despite high gas prices more than 39 million people are planning to travel over the holiday weekend . almost 90% of those will be driving here in california, the state's travel bureau says. it's seeing a lot of pent up demand with people planning those long postponed vacations. and the rising cost of gas is impacting food banks in santa clare county at martha's kitchen, they say they're paying an additional $5000 a month because of gas prices. the nonprofit uses big

box trucks to deliver the food, but they run on diesel fuel, and that costs almost $8 a gallon loaves and fishes is also struggling to deliver food to those in need. the organization says it's expecting a 40% increase in costs by the end of the year. alaska airlines and its pilots union negotiating in hopes of averting a strike. the union says nearly 96% of its members have voted to authorize a strike if federal mediators cannot broker a new labor deal. now the airline says pilots cannot walk off their jobs. unless until the national mediation board grants them permission. alaska airlines is also experiencing a shortage of pilots and flight attendants, which caused the carrier to cancel flights through next month. union workers at chevron's oil refinery in richmond are expected to approve a new labor agreement with the company. results of a membership vote should be announced next tuesday. the union reached a tentative deal after a two month

strike. workers had complained that chevron was not offering big enough raises to cover increased medical costs and job fatigue. specifics of the tentative deal are being withheld pending the outcome of the union vote. oakland voters will now decide whether to impose a higher tax on large companies. the oakland city council unanimously approved putting on the november ballot the progressive business tax measure, oakland companies currently pay a flat tax rate. the new measure would affect large employers such as pg any clorox and kaiser permanente supporters say the proposal will generate $22 million a year for the city will providing tax breaks to more than 20,000 small businesses. tonight more than 7400 graduates from san francisco state university's class of 2022 will walk the commencement stage at oracle park. mm. last night graduates

from the class of 2020 and 2021 were honored. it was the first in person graduation ceremony and more than two years because of the pandemic, and it was the first in person ceremony for university president lynn mahoney, who joined the university in july of 2019. this is a historic day. we have waited a long time for today's similar summit several ceremony it is my greatest pleasure to say for the first time ever in person, congratulations to the classes of 2020 and 2021. tonight california's lieutenant governor, lenny qanon. lakis will give the commencement speech. i just sort of understand how people could sell that type of a gun to a kid.

2018 year old. like what is he going to use it for grieving families and texas demanding answers after tuesday's school shooting, this is the national rifle association gets ready to hold its annual convention in texas just a few cities away. plus. around their feet and their warriors are going to the nba finals. and you were watching, weren't you? the golden state warriors one last night, beating the dallas mavericks, and they defining victory earns them a shot at the nba championship. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the morning, john, too. i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. it's friday morning. happy friday, may 27th. unfortunately we do begin with a fire at a church in pittsburgh. i want to go back out there live to show you the scene right now. this ae

near railroad avenue and railroad lane from this side, it doesn't look bad, but the inside is, um, looks completely destroyed some of the video from earlier this morning to show you the extent of that fire. authorities started receiving calls just before 2 45 this morning. a large section of the roof has now collapsed. one church member tells our photographer keith is out on the scene the church has about 1000 parishioners. it's been there for about 20 years we can see just the extensive fire that building in the foreground we thought might be a home is part of the church back out live to see how it looks this morning. um, still seeing. a lot of flames there inside the church. no word yet on any injuries or the cause of the fire, but we did just talk to the church pastor. we're going to hear more about what the pastor has to

say. coming up at 5 30. but again, this is out of pittsburgh . that church, um looks to be completely destroyed. hence we'll keep an eye on that time is viable to and steve paulson is here with your friday weather as we get ready for holiday weekends is true of fifties here. we cool down yesterday will probably keep it around this level here all the way into monday. then we'll bump it up. i know that i know that's how it works. but we had the hot this week. now we got the cool and fifties on the temps here. a lot of cloud cover on the way low clouds up around 222,500 ft. higher clouds streaming in so combination of the two is going to make for a day of sixties and seventies on the tips. alright, salles here we had some activity earlier that's been resolved. correct anything new? i need your mike there, sal. there you are. we're doing okay on the freeways here. steve traffic is moving along pretty well, if you are driving around the bay area , there have been no major issues. as you drive on

westbound bay bridge and into san francisco. you can see traffic is moving along very nicely. we don't see any major delays on how we four or 6 80, so looks like we're off to friday. lights start. 502 let's go back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal president biden will head to texas on sunday to meet with family members of the mass shooting victims. investigators now say a gunman spent an entire hour inside. the elementary school in bali, texas, before he was killed by law enforcement officers. reporter alexis mcadams has details on the updated timeline. don't cry. i'm sorry. mother in tears as 21 white crosses sit in front of this texas elementary school, each one stands for an innocent life lost in the valley school shooting. now another tragedy as the husband of one of the heroic teachers has died, the family saying irma garcia's husband, joe garcia, passed away this morning of a medical emergency.

but really, they say he died of a broken heart. this couple were high school sweethearts together for more than 30 years now leave behind four children, so many families left broken the grandpa of jose flores, remembering the last time he saw his 10 year old grandson. now the next time will be at his funeral, little little boy like growing up going to school plan these services ellie garcia's mom writing she can't eat, drink or even get out of bed sickened by the loss of her little girl asking why this shooting wasn't prevented. other families have questions about the teen gunman. i just don't understand how people could sell that type of a gun. two kids 2018 year old like what? is he going to use it for? the father of jacqueline hussars, grieving , holding her photo in his hands , asking why police didn't respond sooner. honestly think

that it could have been a lot more could have been prevented prepared. you know, it's that i didn't see the preparedness at all. and then they with the unanswered questions, grief and anger a local minister trying to offer comfort i may cry. some more. here's it's icu may cry because our hearts are broken. but you know what i also know and also believe god's heart is broken right now funeral homes and evolve preparing for these services, some coming as soon as this weekend. this as a texas man is on his way to that town to donate 21 caskets 19 of those custom for the small kids in new york. i'm alexis mcadams fox news. time is on 505 happening today less than 300 miles away from that school shooting team, the national rifle association will hold its annual convention in texas as planned. the nra's three day convention will be in houston. the convention speakers

include former president trump and senator ted cruz, the governor of texas greg abbott, who was also scheduled to be there now reportedly will instead send a video message, houston mayor sylvester turner told us why the nra convention will still go on. despite the calls to cancel it after tuesday's mass shooting. that convention has been on the books for more than two years. okay it is a contractual arrangement. and so you know, we simply cannot cancel a conference or convention because we may not agree with the subject matter. to texas lawmakers will not be at the convention. their staffs now say their schedules changed and several musical entertainers have pulled out or performing at the convention out of respect for the shooting victims and their families. make sure you stay right here with us on ktvu. throughout mornings onto we'll have the latest updates and developments from the scene of

that texas school shooting and coming up inhour . we'll show you how lawmakers on capitol hill are responding to the latest tragedy as students around the country or walking out of schools demanding action on gun control. today a virtual town hall meeting will be held by san francisco police about the latest deadly police shooting the last thursday. san francisco police rushed to reports of a man with a knife attacking an unarmed man in the dogpatch neighborhood. it's still not clear what happened when police arrived exactly, but when the confrontation was over both men involved had been shot and killed by police. more information is expected during today's virtual town hall meeting. it starts at three pm former oakland police chief and kirkpatrick has won her lawsuit against the city of oakland, where she claims she was wrongfully terminated by the city. the jury decision does not mean kirkpatrick will get her job back, but she was awarded $337,000 in damages. in her lawsuit, kirkpatrick claims she

was fired because she exposed corruption and abuse. of power by the oakland police commission . she was fired in february of 2020 without cause and filed her lawsuit a few months later. the oakland city attorney in a statement sent to us here at ktvu says quote we're thankful to the jury for their service. after weighing the facts of the case, the jury decided, miss kirkpatrick is not entitled. do any more than the one year severance. the city was ready and willing to pay when she was terminated in 2020 our time now 508 the golden state warriors for the sixth time in eight seasons are back in the nba finals. resting thompson. what an incredible game last night the warriors beat the dallas mavericks 1 20 to 1 10. they have won the western conference title series four games to one, and the warriors never trailed. all fired starters scored in double figures. especially clay

thompson, who was high 32 points , including 83 pointers. just proud of. not only my effort, but our whole team like we really jelled this year at the right time and we have exciting times ahead of us with a lot of adversity and so speed bumps but never lost the faith that we could get back here. and there was former warriors star shaun livingston. he came back to present the western conference championship trophy to the warriors, and a new award was suzanne it to one of the splash brothers. the urban magic johnson trophy goes to your very old stephen curry. who was that picking up step, karen? that was draymond gray. yeah. so funny was named the m v p of the western conference finals. he averaged 23 a half points 7.5 assists in the series, and this

is his first individual. postseason trophy. love every minute of it. fans were quick to head to local sporting goods stores as well after the wind to get their hands on warriors finals gear hard warriors fan it was my first time i sent ever coming out. and he offer out of school. some walls, so have him have experience come and get it on some warrior gear, and we did it tonight, and we knew we were going to do it. and now we're on to the final. so we're ready. here we go. exporting goods in pleasant hill stayed open late after that win so people could get all their gear. san francisco mayor london breed tweeted out her support for the team, saying, let's go dubs back to the finals. oh yeah. and happening today. tickets go on sale for game one next thursday at chase center. the warriors have good luck when it comes to the nba finals to the warriors made the finals run for five straight years, starting in the 2014 to 2015 season. they won that year, four games to two

over the cleveland cavaliers and also in 2017 and 2018. they lost to the cavaliers in 2016 and to the toronto raptors in 2019, but guess what? now the warriors are back. alright neither the celtics or the heat. you guys think celtics celtics hoping it's the celtics team? better team there. miami's just decimated. yeah you never know. but besides said, be surprised. yes, celtics look like the big match up. alright temperature drop yesterday was significant for many here. see if you give me time that i can substitute out somebody, maybe in marin county or on the peninsula. i just don't have time right now. but i will i'll get there. santa rosa drop. we've seen this before. we've talked about that they can drop 30 degrees well, they went from 93 to 60 to conquer. that's a huge job. 99 to 69 livermore, 100 to 79 in san jose from 93. 2 79 and how to wean. says here in concord.

we say yea, for the cooler. well there you go. hell i'm glad that you're happy over there about that. that was a significant drop that you don't usually see that out there i've seen in santa rosa, but not in concord. very often. fifties on the temps were stuck. sunnyvale is down to 51. but most are in the mid fifties here. speaking of 51, that's the san francisco bowie temp. they've come up point reyes point arena come up, there's been a south breeze. that's why a northwest cools it down brings the upwelling of south wind warms it up, but i think the northwest is going to come back as we go into the weekend and early next week, still a rather robust breeze to wind for some fairfield now costing the 31 mph so system is moving in. and as it does, that's going to drag across. not only the enhancing the low cloud deck, which is up around 222,500 ft now partly sunny. partly cloudy more clouds in the north more son of the south mostly cloudy tonight into early saturday, and i think some drizzle is in the forecast here and you can see it. there's a couple 100 possible. as far as any rain goes, that'd be well to the north or in the sierra.

could be some showers, thundershower activity or really high elevation snow, but that wouldn't be until sunday or in the monday so 50 60 seventies and attempts and not really much changed kind of a blustery weekend as we go until probably monday or tuesday. all right. thank you. steve memorial in san francisco is honoring the members of pedestrians killed in collisions still ahead, what advocates say must be done to save lives and please for blood donation to blood banks and the warnings of shortages from medical workers and first responders will have more on their pleas were more donations so they can keep treating patients. for controller, yvonne yiu. as an executive at top financial firms, yiu managed hundreds of audits.

as mayor, yiu saved taxpayes over $55 millio. finding waste. saving money. yiu is for you. 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. here world health organization is reporting new covid cases are down in much of the world, but not in the united states. the health agency says new infections dropped by 3% worldwide deaths dropped by 11.

the only regions in which cases went up where the americas in the western pacific some parts of the u. s are reinstating mask mandates because of the surge and infectious disease expert predicts another mutated version of the democrat invariants could emerge as soon as next month. here in the bay area. the san francisco school district reports it's saying the highest number of covid cases since january 472 students and staff tested positive last week. that's about 150 more cases than the week before. the numbers are on par with january totals during the covid winter winter surge. san francisco's positive covid test rate is at 11.7. almost double the states. right your time is 5 16, the san joaquin valley, also seeing an increase in new virus cases. reporter kay received tells us how health leaders hope new tests to treat sites will help diagnose more people and get them treated sooner. the large clover community center in tracy

is a newly opened covid-19 testing and treatment site, so it's like a one stop shop, one of three in san joaquin county, you can walk into the location. take a rapid test. and if you're positive, walk out with covid, or perhaps more new pair of ear if that's your choice, dr maggie park says these facilities will help the county with the current covid-19 infections. we are currently surging again. our case rates are going up, and we now have a case rate of about 22 per 100,000. dr park adds. this rate is a conservative estimate , though it sounds high. that's actually a huge undercount, because, as you may know, um, that's only account for people who are doing pcr test. dr park says the potential cause is the omicron sub variant. even though covid-19 cases are increasing. dr maggie park says that it's nothing compared to last summer , according to the state health department. there were 44.5 cases per 100,000 people in the

county on august 25th 2021 115 cases per 100,000 people this past january 30th much higher compared to the current 22 cases , per 100,000. although we might not be as bad off as we were a few months ago. i think it's still a good idea to be cautious. keep your mouth covered at these tests and treat sites. patients who test positive will also visit with a physician virtually and may leave with antiviral medication to help prevent hospitalization . still a good idea to really keep your guard up. and that was kay received reporting of doctors want people who are immuno compromised who are older than age 50, or you live with someone who had weak immune systems continue taking precautions, like wearing a mask in public. the red cross says blood banks and hospitals are facing a critical shortage of blood. the blood shortage means it's getting harder to treat people who are badly hurt or critically ill. there has been a

10% decline in the number of people donating blood since the pandemic. a lot of injured patients are going to need a lot of blood products. they're going to need red cells. some of them might need platelets if they get very sick. the red cross declared its first ever national blood crisis earlier this year. all right time is 5 19. this will make pam happy. the bottle rock music festival kicks off today in napa. it's a three day music festival. it's back with more than 75 acts performing at the napa valley expo. the headliners include metallica, pink luke combs and the bay area zone, e 40 and two sure bottle rockets, also known for its local wines and cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs festival via the way runs through sunday. very fun. i'm not attending this year, but i've been in the past when it has been very, very hot. seems like the weather is going to be kind of nice for the outdoor music festival. be hot, good

tuesday wednesday, i would have said it's going to be hot right now. big temperature drop kind f leveled off here. they're only be some subtle changes. some will cool off a little bit some warm up but santa rosa from 93 to 62 conquered 99 on wednesday to 69 high on thursday, palo alto dropped from 95 to 78 in san jose, from 93 to 79 so it was a big drop on those temps for sure. and that kind of just stay here for into the weekend fifties on the temps here low mid and everyone's ice a thermal is what we say. same for the water temps. they've come up a little bit. still cold. i expect those to drop a little bit as well as we head into sunday monday when we get a northwest, wind, onshore breeze or wind for some get over 30 35 out towards the straight in the delta. the local drag across a sending in a lot of cloud cover starting today and going into saturday, right there could give us a little drizzle or light rain to the north. and by that i mean mendocino county and also into the sierra. very windy. there is a lake wind advisory out for

lake tahoe. so if you're going out there, be careful. that system will give us mostly cloudy skies drizzle under early late tonight and early saturday. the syria could have some snow around the 7000 ft level late saturday night sunday more likely, just a lot of windy cloudy conditions for us a little drizzle in the forecast. but then after we get past again, this would be uk and north up to northern sacramento valley. maybe in the south lake tahoe area. some light rain thunderstorms possible over the weekend, but mainly windy 50 60 seventies on attempts. not much change until early next week, dave alright, steve. thank you. thomas 5 21. the latest school shooting has communities around the country asking what can be done to stop this head the debate that's reignited on capitol hill. and the families who lost loved ones in the rail yard shooting a year ago there still grieving and mourning how they say that tragedy could have been avoided.

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oh r now since the deadly mass shooting in san jose at the bt a light rail yard, ktvu mcgaugh says some of the families of the victims still looking for accountability for the deaths of their loved ones. it could have been prevented. 100% 3. separate lawsuits filed in santa clara county superior court alleged the vita and the security company contract id to protect the rail yard employees didn't deliver on the safety measures they were paid millions to provide and ignored red flags in the months leading up to the mass killing. kerry ben bo, who lost her son, 35. year old jose hernandez is one of eight families suing to many red flags that they do. in a separate lawsuit, the family of 63 year old kept lane and overhead line worker who spent more than a decade working for the vt. a claims that the wta new least

january 2020 what the alleged gunman, sam cassidy was capable of and didn't act. sam cassidy was a dangerous man. in the vita knew about it. they knew that cassidy was a danger for different people for different altercations reports from from people who were asking for help , who are who are warning the bta saying, this is a guy that we think might go postal, the santa clara county sheriff's office and the security company , universal protection service are also named in the suit. the complaint alleges that security standards including mental hector's were promised. but not delivered by the agencies that were in charge of protecting employees. they trusted that that protection that that security was being provided, but it wasn't and that's worse than no security security at all, because it gives because when, when we believe there's security

, and we believe we're safe because others are taking care of us and watching out for us. we're not looking over our own shoulders. the attorneys in these cases save a separate suits are likely to be consolidated. the family of 29 year old adrian baeza, the only one not represented in any lawsuit is likely to file a complaint in the coming days as well, according to gary william , who represents seven of the nine families beyond seeking damages. these civil cases aim to be vehicles for change, says the lane family's attorney. lawsuits like this are going to hopefully decrease the likelihood of something like this happening again tomorrow, said in a statement sent ktvu today is about honoring the lives lost a year ago and that the transportation authority would address the lawsuit claims and more appropriate time. in separate statements, the sheriff's department and allied universal, the parent company for the security contractor declined to comment on the complaints due to ongoing litigation. all nine families are scheduled to meet with a mediator in san francisco on

june 15th reporting from san jose magus ktvu, fox two news. the investigation into the mass shooting in u vaulted texas, raising several questions about police response times. kevin corp for the look at an officer's role during these attacks and the nationwide walkouts coming in the wake of the tragedy. that's just ahead and the russian military hoping for resurgence in its war on ukraine concerns from ukrainian leaders at more territory may have

♪ ♪ when you graduate, they graduate. visit finishyourdiploma.org to find free and supportive adult education centers near you. likt and your body texas, facing more questions, more criticism, is contradicting details come out about the response to the school shooting. sauce and prepares alone is not enough to prevent future tragedies from happening . the demand for gun control echoing around the country this morning, his lawmakers connect

with frustrated constituents. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to friday. may 27th and we have breaking news. we're starting with some live pictures to show you this major fire. it's a major church fire the east bay city of pittsburgh. it's breaking news. just before 2 45 this morning, authorities were alerted about this fire at the pentecostals of the bay area church. it's on central avenue near railroad avenue and railroad lane. and i want to show you video from earlier this morning, the fire and the flames coming from the top of the building a big section of the roof collapsed. we were watching , and we talked to the church's senior pastor, who said it's a bilingual church with a large spanish speaking congregation has become a very important part of the city of pittsburgh.

churches involved with the city with the community. ah not only in the aspect of sharing the gospel, but also we move in different, ah, food giveaways and things like that. we're very connected with the community very active. of this church started about 22 years ago. several 100 people attend services and again. these are live pictures. this is what's happening right now. those flames still very intense even during the firefight. at this point, we haven't heard of any injuries. we still don't know how the fire may have started. ktvu zahle rasmus. is there now gathering information. she'll bring us a live report from pittsburgh coming up at six o'clock. all right. and as we go over to steve paulson again just you know the consideration of the wind, and hopefully it's not windy out there in pittsburgh, southwest 10 to 20 a lot worse out their concern about the embers. and, of course, a lot of dry ground. yeah 20 is what i'm

seeing. i mean, not 30 or anything like that. but, you know, hopefully that stays that way. well i think linda ross said in blue by you because i don't know if our cameras something wrong with it. but there's a lot of blue there. there you go. and blue is my favorite color warrior blue, i guess so. fifties on the temps here, and everyone's within a couple of degrees of each other low clouds some higher clouds, so a partly cloudy day temperatures came down. that kind of settle in here was sixties and seventies. alright sal started off busy. what about now? at 5 32. we look pretty good. and what about the traffic , though, so i know. yeah that's true. thank you, steve. back to you know, i think that may have been kevin trying to give you an artsy shot by the way. when you don't wipe balance. there you go. let's go. look it's art. thank you, kevin. kevin sits in the back. we don't let him out. all right, let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. it is doing pretty well. now. i've been watching the traffic and i think we're going to have a friday light in the morning, but i do want to give you with all

seriousness. some advice about this afternoon. there's bottle of rock going on and napa. there's also a lot of freeway traffic expected on 80 and 5 80. getting out before the memorial day weekend plan ahead. we'll keep you posted 5 32. let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you. sal president biden will head to texas on sunday to meet with family members of the victims of this week's deadly school shooting. police officers in new volley texas or defending their response to tuesday's gunfire at rob elementary school. investigators now say the 18 year old gunman spent an entire hour inside the school building. before he was killed by law enforcement officers. this new information on the timeline is only adding to the sadness and outrage surrounding the deaths of 19 children and two teachers. the affiliate rushed in and like and all that, like we didn't see that more could have been prevented to prepared. your first priority is an officer who is responding to the active shooter is a neutralizer shooter was added in you. earlier this

week, texas governor greg abbott and other political leaders in the state had said a quick response by law enforcement officers saved lives. a bipartisan group of us senators now working on a compromise on new federal gun legislation. they promised to create new laws to keep guns away from potential mass murderers. the negotiations come after senate republicans blocked a domestic terrorism bill that was a response to the suspected hate crime killing 10 people. in buffalo, new york two weeks ago. that bill had the strong support of democratic leaders on capitol hill. this bill will give the government the tools to monitor find and arrest these evil actors before they have a chance to inflict violence on their communities. in the meantime, secretary of education miguel cardona rejected calls to give weapons to teachers as a way to prevent mass school shootings. he wants tougher gun laws. let's not

normalize this. let's use every out of influence that we have to get something done to help prevent this from happening again. democrats say these new negotiations on federal gun legislation will be at the top of the agenda when lawmakers come back from the memorial day holiday. us senator alex padilla of california is among the democrats on capitol hill now calling for tougher gun safety legislation. padilla spoke at a rally in washington, d c with other members of congress and several survivors of gun violence, he said the american people are now demanding strong action from federal lawmakers, not just talk. yes. we offer our condolences. yes we offer our thoughts and prayers. thoughts and prayers alone is not enough to prevent future tragedies from happening. senator padilla says federal lawmakers must

immediately passed laws requiring background checks for guns purchased online and at gun shows. he also supports red flag laws that are designed to keep guns away from those who would harm themselves or others. stay with us here in mornings on two for complete coverage of the recent mass shootings, and you can get updates anytime of day on the ktvu news app and on our website time is 5 36 in new york state appeals court says former president trump has to answer questions under oath in new york civil investigation of his business practices, the appeals court turned down an attempt by trump and his two oldest children. donald jr and ivanka trump to block subpoenas for their testimony. new york's attorney general says her investigation uncovered evidence that the trump organization used quote fraudulent or misleading valuations of assets to get loans and tax benefits. that donald trump could invoke his fifth amendment right against self incrimination is anything he says in the civil case could

be used in a separate criminal investigation. in ukraine. russian forces are continuing to attack the country's second largest city, kharkiv. today at least eight people in kharkiv were killed by russian shelling . the damage is extensive, with entire apartment buildings destroyed. one woman whose house was destroyed, says she wants to return and you want to go back home, but my home is completely destroyed. i hope that someone will rebuild it. the ukrainian military is struggling to retain territory in the eastern part of the country where russian troops are estimated to control 90% of the territory. time is 5 37 this morning hollywood and a lot of other people mourning and remembering the life of actor ray liotta, best known for his roles in the movies, goodfellas and field of dreams. before the actually deb orkin looks back at his life and his legacy. it is not a bulletproof vest. liotta, legendary actor famous for his

tough onscreen persona has passed away at the age of 67. according to his publicist, liotta died in his sleep while in the dominican republic, shooting his upcoming film dangerous waters. his publicist says there was no foul play. born in newark, new jersey, liotta began acting in high school. his early work began on the soap opera another world. you gotta fight for a woman like this first big feature film was something wild, for which he earned his first golden globe nomination following that was the part of shoeless joe jackson in field of dreams do construction. then came the breakout role of henry hill in martin scorsese's 1990 genre defining mob classic goodfellas. you're not smart enough to know how much smart you are. from there. there were many unforgettable roles from film to tv, and he was particularly busy to past couple years. liotta starred in the crime thriller no sudden moves had two parts in the sopranos prequel, the many saints of newark and recently

started on this series, hannah. tributes from hollywood are pouring in. james mangold, who directed liotta in identity wrote beyond the tough guy exterior and the tightly wound emotions of his signature characters. he was a sweet, playful and passionate collaborator and brilliant actor. jamie lee curtis shared his work as an actor showed his complexity as a human being a gentleman's so sad to hear and goodfellas costar lorraine bracco said. i can be anywhere in the world and people will come up and tell me their favorite movie is goodfellas. then they always ask what was the best part of making that movie? my response has always been the same. liotta liotta is survived by his fiancee, jz nicolo and his daughter, carson in hollywood. ashley devore kin fox news. thank you, ashley. well today, 14 wedding ceremonies will take place at the john muir national historic site in martinez. it's part of the contra costa clerk recorder's office destination weddings event in partnership with the national park service. the weddings will be performed

outside in front of the historic john muir house, which was built back in 18 82. the pandemic put a hold on the destination weddings, but the recorder's office says they will begin scheduling them. again and for all of those couples getting married today, what is the weather going to be like? steve knows well for getting married. it'll be on the cool side, huh? yeah okay, little breeze. they're cooler for most tuesday. wednesday was hot, hot, but not anymore. now we have the fog come up the coast. it was very shallow, very dense. and now guess what? the basis of lifted big time they're up around 222,500 ft. that's allowing that low cloud deck. the march well, well inland also opened the door to the sea breeze. big temperature drop yesterday, santa rosa conquered palo alto san jose 93 99 95 93 to 60 to 69 78 79 you see this sometimes a couple times, especially santa rosa. couple of times i've seen 30 degree drop, and yesterday

was one of those days fifties on the temps low mid to upper in fremont, 58. sunnyvale, though 51 fifties and sandra fell 53 fifties on the water temps. they've come up a little bit due to a south breeze. that is a warmer direction. a northwest is the colder one. they're still pretty cold, though. for this time of year onshore wind is in place breeze even out to the ultimate past, getting pretty good gusts as well. but when you get 30 35 that'll do it. everything is plowing into the north. that's going to give us a combination of low clouds, high clouds and maybe a little drizzle late tonight, tomorrow or some very light rain well to the north. so if you're traveling, when does the big story going north or rain to the north? also in the sierra, i like wind advisory is out on tahoe like tower. so mostly cloudy drizzle. we could get a couple of one hundred's here on that drizzle late tonight. tomorrow morning, then wind will be. the big factor on sunday is the system digs in that could give some high elevation snow. late saturday or early sunday around 14,500 ft for the tahoe area. 50 60 seventies on the

temps. they're not going to change all that much over the next few days, won't until probably early next week. right see you. thank you. time is 5 41 rewarding homeowners were protecting their homes from wildfires coming up at six o'clock. we'll tell you how lawmakers will help millions of californians save money on insurance premiums despite rising gas prices, travel experts expect many people will hit the road this holiday weekend coming up the memorial day weekend travel forecast on the road and at the airport. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered.

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44 r pedestrian safety held a vigil in san francisco. two more in the 10 people killed so far this year in traffic accidents, family and friends held a moment of silence and remembrances for

the victims on yellow hearts. the vigil was held at third and mission, the same intersection where a mother and daughter from florida were hit and killed by a taxi this past weekend. it's an intersection, organizers say is particularly dangerous. as we hold these victims in our hearts. we also need to call on our city to be doing more. we have too many streets that are dangerous and prioritizes traffic moving quickly over people's safety in our lives. the group wants the city to prioritize pedestrians over cars and trucks. they want crosswalks to be improved with red light cameras and for the city to limit right turns on a red our time is 5 45. san francisco's mayor wants to increase funding for efforts to prevent hiv london breeds proposed new budget has $3 million for fighting hiv. it calls for making sure that residents have equal access to prevention care

and treatment services. it would also let the health department focused new resources on groups who were affected the most by the virus. san francisco has a goal of breaching zero new hiv infections has started its action to move power lines underground in the bay area, the utility says 43 miles of electrical lines in the bay area will be buried this year. a total of 175 miles of transmission and distribution lines will be buried across the state in 2022. and next year that number goes up to 400 miles. 43 of them here in the bay area are going to be in high fire threat areas, areas high risk of fire, and that's where we're focusing on. first of these first few years is where do we reduce the wildfire threat the greatest and also reduce the impact of public safety power shutoffs we know will reduce the ignition risk by 99. this is the beginning of the utilities. efforts to reduce fire danger by

bearing 10,000 miles of lines across the state. it follows multiple fires, including the campfire back in 2018 being linked to pg news. power lines time is 5 47 a bill that would allow buildings to go beyond the legal hide limit is now heading to the state senate for their approval. it passed in the assembly and if it's signed into law, it would allow developers to build up to three stories higher than the maximum height limit in areas where there's low vehicle traffic like downtown areas. part of those units would have to be dedicated to low income families. and the bark board of directors taking public comment on proposals to build 3600 housing units in the parking lots at the ashby and north berkeley. bart stations already voted to raise the hide limit to those locations to allow for 12 story buildings. the city council is expected to vote on this next week. bar to board will consider the proposal

later in june. a new ferry is now crossing the san francisco bay. the dorado was christened with the swing of a champagne bottles. they ferry officials say the vote meets rigorous new emission standards while offering the fastest service in the fleet. they hope that these improvements will help bring in a new wave of travel across the bay. will want to know why riders are coming back to the transit system because the system that they're coming back to is better than the one that we had before. the boat is also designed for speedy boarding and disembarking to get people where they're going faster. cruz or training on how to operate the boat right now, and passengers will see it in service within a few weeks now. 5 48 in san francisco, the broadway tunnel that runs from chinatown, the pacific heights will close for maintenance beginning today through monday night, eastbound bore will be closed so the crews can remove glass bricks that form the overhead skylights. the

westbound board. it'll stay open , but it will be converted to two way traffic for this memorial day weekend. expect some delays if you happen to be driving through that area, right? good to know what else should we know? as we head into this busy holiday weekend, sal, i know a lot of people will be hitting the road. yeah and, you know, i think that most of our viewers know the drill that on a friday before memorial day, dave and pam with a lot of people on the road, but let me just say it again, sometimes obvious things. what if this is your very first year? you're doing this. maybe you're you know, not to the area. well, let me tell you, and that's what let's take a look at the bay bridge. it is light now. it probably won't get very busy this morning. but this afternoon almost everywhere going the other way. the non commute way now the commute way in the afternoon is going to be busy. so just keep that in mind, especially eastbound 5 80 eastbound 80, but also 6 80 gets a little bit of action and also eastbound highway four. right now we don't have any slow

traffic, which is a little bit unusual. not for friday, though i would say it's unusual for monday through thursday. 5 49. hey, steve. what do you say we go on a drive on 80 and fairfield about 4 30 this afternoon eastbound. i was thinking sacramento real museum up there. i want to check out thinking davis sour. they lanes come down to two lanes there as well. walk always a good time. awesome. steve. were there, bro. bring your patience, that's for sure. alright, we had a huge temperature drop. supposedly i have been told they're going to add a third lane. that's what i've been told not towards davis , santa rosa conquered palo alto san jose 93 99 95 93 on wednesday yesterday ah, that drop and i've seen this happen a few times in the yesterday was one of those days. from 93 in santa rosa has 60 to conquer dropping 30 degrees 99 to 69. palo alto 95 78 sounds a from 93 to 79 chris henry morgan hill

says. i'll take this cool weather. i was outside yesterday , and it felt like heaven. it's camelot. well, thank you, king arthur. i appreciate that. it did it was it was boiled to the windows were open that breeze. fifties on the temps here, not going to change much 51 to 58 on the spread pretty good onshore wind still in place west at oakland airport, west and napa west, southwest or west early, nevado, santa rosa conquered. even out to the ultimate passage seen west about 25 30 miles an hour system plowing into the pacific northwest, another system for the pacific northwest . we're on the tail end of these systems. nothing yet, but there could be some light rain north mendocino county north is the way it looks here and also up in this year. we could see some drizzle late tonight saturday morning. maybe saturday night, sunday morning. not a lot, but i think drizzles in the forecast is that system moves in. and if you're going to the mountains, especially northern sacramento valley, shasta or tahoe, truckee could be some light snow, mainly tahoe, truckee, above 7500 ft late saturday night early sunday. 50 60 seventies on your

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sand other first responders are now getting ready for what they expect will be a very busy memorial day weekend. they will be patrolling city beaches to keep close eye on the thousands of people who will spend the holiday weekend in the sunshine along the beach, san francisco firefighters held a rescue drill at ocean beach. to prepare for possible holiday emergency over the next four days. because when , not if, but when these rescue swimmers have to actually do this, with a real life victim will be able to do with a lot more ease than they would if they did not get this opportunity. san francisco firefighters are urging everyone stay safe. this holiday weekend only swim at beaches where there are lifeguards on duty advice. time is 5 55 happening today,

starting today, san francisco international airport expects a very busy memorial day weekend, airport officials expect 120,000 passengers to travel through the airport today. and they're predicting 12 million travelers at sfo between memorial day and labor day. that's about 67% of pre pandemic levels. gas prices continue to reach new highs just as people are getting ready for the memorial day weekend travel the national average for gas up to 4 59 a gallon but of course, here in california, the averages more than $6 a gallon at 607. san francisco drivers are paying even more than that. at 6 31 a gallon triple a says despite high gas prices more than 39 million people are planning to travel over the holiday weekend . almost 90% will be driving here in california, the state's travel bureau says. seen a lot of pent up demand, with people planning those long postponed vacations and the rising cost of

gas is also impacting many businesses, including food banks in santa clara county. and martha's kitchen. they say they're paying an additional $5000 a month because of gas prices. the nonprofit uses big box trucks to deliver food. but those run on diesel fuel, which costs almost $8 a gallon loaves and fishes, is also struggling to deliver food to those in need. the organization says it is expecting a 40% increase in costs by the end of the year. time, not 5 57 alaska airlines and its pilot union negotiating hoping to prevent a strike, but the union says almost 96% of its members have voted to authorize a strike if federal mediators can't work out a new contract. the airlines as pilots cannot walk off their jobs until the national mediation board gives them permission. alaska airlines is also dealing with a shortage of pilots and flight attendants that caused the airline to cancel flights through next month. and union workers at

chevron's oil refinery enrichment. they're expected to approve a new labor deal with the capital, the result of membership vote may be announced next tuesday. union worked out a tentative deal after a two month strike. the workers had complained that chevron was not offering large enough raises to cover higher medical costs. also deal with job fatigue. specifics of that tentative deal of being kept secret for now pending the outcome of the union vote. oakland voters will now decide whether to impose a higher tax on large companies. the oakland city council unanimously approved putting on the november ballot the progressive business tax measure, oakland companies currently pay a flat tax rate. the new measure would affect large employers such as pg and e. clorox and kaiser permanente supporters say the proposal will generate $22 million a year for the city while providing tax breaks to more than 20,000 small businesses. time is 5 50 able

tonight more than 7400 college grads from san francisco state universities. class of 2022 will walk the commencement stage at oracle park. yeah. last night, the grads from the classes of 2020 2021 brother. it was the first in person graduation ceremony and more than two years because of the pandemic. and it was the first end person ceremony for wonderful lady the university president, lynn mahoney, who joined the university in july of 2019. it is my greatest pleasure to say for the first time ever in person, congratulations to the classes of 2020. and 2021. lieutenant governor, eleni kuna. lakis will give the commencement speech. how fast can rack i mean

, i don't? i don't know. i don't know. parents who are heartbroken, demanding answers, wondering at the police in texas acted fast enough in that texas school shooter. plus a church in the east bay, heavily damaged early this morning by a huge fire were alive at the scene. we've been out there all morning. we'll bring you the latest information. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook friday morning. may 27th for those of us who maybe don't want to hit the road. want to just chill in the backyard? maybe avoid the crowds. steve i thinke really where you are far inland . okay temperatures won't even be close to what we had tuesday and wednesday. i mean, they've come down 2030 degrees. and there is a big fog bank out

there. if you will, you can see the low overcast. so with that in place, some higher clouds in the north. it's not going to be very warm sixties seventies on the temple starting off in the fifties. but you can see there's a lot of cloud cover barreling into the north and the low cloud deck in advance of that. so sixties and seventies today, and probably most of the weekend is the way it looks. alright over to sal. it's 601 tumbleweeds at the bay bridge toll plaza are picking up. well, you know, it's not exactly tumbleweeds, but it's not exactly what it would be on monday through thursday, and you know that fridays are usually light. and sometimes on a holiday weekend. we have unusual traffic patterns. let's go to highway four. we don't have a lot of slowing right now. as you come to pittsburgh and bay point, martinez, tawana, greek and 80, and there's not a lot of going on at the bay bridge. i would. i don't know if i'd call it tumbleweeds, but it does look very light here at the bay bridge, so we're going to have light traffic to begin and then later on today, sometime afternoon, sometimes it starts even earlier. believe it or not, you're gonna start seeing people

going the other way trying to get out of town. for the long holiday weekend at 601, let's go back to the headlines. we have breaking news in the east bay city of pittsburgh firefighters battling this big fire at a church has been going on for about for several hours. we first had it on live pictures for you in four o'clock this morning. we've been seeing flames coming from different parts of that church building. you can see people outside praying outside the church. ktvu is ali rasmus. also there. you're the very latest on this fire. what's happening now? dave this fire started just before three o'clock this morning and take a look at is still going smoke still coming from what used to be the roof of this building and conceived firefighters positioned all around this building. and directing their hoses from the from upwards down into the building where the fire is still going, and this is an 11,000 square foot building. firefighters have told us how challenging it is to try and

tackle this fire. in fact, what they're doing right now is there in defensive mode, so they say it's too dangerous to go inside to fight this fire, so they are just stationed around the perimeter of this building and trying to prevent this fire from spreading. but if you look at the top left there. you can see one of the fire trucks behind the building and flames still coming up from the roof of this building. in fact, just before four o'clock this morning, part of that roof completely collapsed. photographer crook. capture that dramatic video. when that happened just around four o'clock. this is the pentecostals of the bay area church. that's the building that is on fire here. it's in pittsburgh. it's located on central and railroad avenue. a lot of streets in the area completely closed off because of the fire response. this is an older building at least 50 to 75 years old. the church's occupied it for the last 20 years or so how this fire started is not known. the good news, though no one has been injured. no one was inside when the fire started. but the contra costa county fire captain explained some of the challenges they face in tackling this fire. cruz responded. they

were exploring for fire inside the building when an a c unit on the roof collapsed. the collapse based on the building, geometry created and over pressurization events similar to a backdraft, which blew out the front doors of this building. oh, my god. the video you're looking at right here are members of this church this church has about 1200 members. they do services in english and spanish pentecostals of the bay area, and so when some of the members of this church found out what had happened here, they came to this corner, and they gathered together to pray to talk about what they were going to do next. and what's the path forward? back out here? live. i want to show you this live picture because again. every once in a while. we think we see just smoke, and then the flames just sort of erupt again from the inside of this building, so that's why firefighters are going inside to fight this fire. they are just trying to keep it

contained. make sure it doesn't spread again. how this fire started is not known. it's just too early, according to firefighters here to figure out how this may have all started, but good news is no one is hurt. firefighters are keeping an eye on this will be out here throughout the morning and coming up in the next half hour. of mornings on two we'll hear from the senior pastor of this church who explained to us what they are going to try and do to move forward after this disaster for the congregation. live in pittsburgh. ali rasmus ktvu. box two news. all right. thank you. ali investigators will work today to try to determine what started a fire edin abandoned restaurant in fremont. fremont. firefighters say they were called at about 10 30 last night to the building near american high school on fremont boulevard . that fire was burning so strongly that they focused on preventing the flames from spreading to other buildings and just let it burn itself out. no one was hurt, and crews will spend much of the morning looking for hotspots. time is now. 6051 sunday, president

biden will fly to your body texas to meet with the families of the school shootings there, one of the worst school shooting in american history. meantime some grieving parents raising questions about the law enforcement response to tuesday's deadly gunfire at rob elementary school. i honestly think that this could have been is it a lot more could have been prevented prepared. you know, it's that i didn't feel prepared at all. investigators now say the gunman spent a whole hour inside the elementary school in your body before he was killed by law enforcement officers. some of the parents believe a quicker response may have saved the lives of the 19 children and two teachers who were killed. others raised questions about the teenage gunman himself. in the weapon that was used i just don't understand how people could sell that type of a gun. two kids 2018 year old like what

is he going to use it for? earlier this week, texas governor greg abbott and other texas political leaders said a quick response by law enforcement officers saved lives. back here in the bay area . people in san leandro remember the victims during an emotional vigil, 21 pairs of shoes were placed outside san leandro city hall to represent the 19 children and two teachers killed in texas. the vigil was hosted by brady and nonprofit group working to prevent gun violence in the us, we spoke to one of the organizers who says she survived a mass shooting when she was just 16 years old when a gunman attacked a church in los angeles. i can't just sit idly by as this keeps happening in our country day after day. i now have two little girls of my own , and it terrifies me to know that they're going to live in a world. where this is potentially going to happen at their school at any given moment. organizer's

also placed children's shoes near the city hall steps to represent all children killed in school shootings across the country coming up in the next half hour. we'll show you how lawmakers on capitol hill are responding to the latest tragedy as students across the country plan to walk out of schools demanding action on gun control. time is now 608 big basin redwoods state park in the santa cruz mountains will partially reopened in late summer, two years after a wildfire destroyed it. temporary facilities will be set up while it's rebuilt. big basin is california's oldest state park with 300 ft. tall redwood trees, most of the old growth forest survived that 2020 ccu lightning complex fire but the parks historic village, with its large its nature museum and camp store. was destroyed. for the battle rock music festival kicks off today in napa. the

three day music festival is back with more than 75 acts performing at the napa valley expo. the headliners include metallica, pink luke combs and the bay area's only 40 and too short bottle rock, also known for its local wines and cooking demonstrations by celebrity chefs. the festival runs through sunday. time is now 609 the golden state warriors. in case you didn't hear for the sixth time in eight seasons are back in the nba finals. resting firing it. it was a fun game to watch. last night, the warriors beat the dallas mavericks 1 20 to 1 10. they have won the western conference title series four games won. the warriors never trailed. all five starters were in double figures, especially clay thompson. what's that shot? he was hot 32 points , including 83 pointed that just proud of. not only my

effort, but our whole team like we really jelled this year at the right time and we have exciting times ahead of us with a lot of adversity and so speed bumps but never lost the faith that we could get back here. and former warriors star shaun livingston was there. he presented the western conference championship title trophy to the warriors, and there was a new award presented to one of the splash brothers. the urban magic johnson trophy goes to your very old stephen curry. just pick them up. picked him up. steph curry was named the mvp of the western conference finals. he averaged 23 a half points 7.5 assists in the series. he was a spark plug this, by the way, was his first individual. postseason trophy. incredible and their families, his daughter on the

left. i love that they're all they're cute little curries. what else was incredible sound? not just his playing on the court, but that was probably the most emotion even dancing from clay. like normally, he doesn't barely crack a smile, right? he was dancing. i mean, he was showed a lot of emotion. he did a clay did a national tv interview with ernie johnson the emotion of not being able to play for two years? yeah, coming back so it was really cool, and it's good. you know, we take it for granted. but a lot of teams don't make the nba finals. not nearly as often. some haven't at all ever. alright, let's go out and take a look at the commute. this is not much of a commute on friday, but again i'm just here to remind you in case you've forgotten that today is going to be a busy driving day yesterday. it was busy in the afternoon. today is really going to be busy going the other way. as we look at some of these other pictures, i'll just go and show you.

highway four doesn't have a lot of slow traffic. 6 80 looks pretty good. definitely people going to work, but enough people are trying to stretch it out to a four day weekend to make it easier for you. if you have to drive 6 11, let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. sal record high gas prices may have some people rethinking their memorial day plans. however we'll talk about how many people are still planning to hit the road despite the high cost of gas, and it's been one year since that deadly mass shooting in san jose at the bt a light rail yard. you're going to hear from some of the families of the victims who are still demanding more accountability. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022.

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welcome back to morning sun to vita employees, remembering the lives last one year ago in the mass shooting in the south bay to mark the occasion, a private memorial was held at the yard. just for family, friends and wta employees. a light rail train

blew its horn 10 times to ensure each of the employees who died in the tragedy and a candle was lit for each of them. my hope is we continue to heal and move forward. we will never forget those we've lost or the loved ones they left behind. but we can together make it a better place in memory of them and of the community we serve. after the shooting the county along with the wta, created a resiliency center, a place to offer therapy, counseling and support. time now. 6 15. well some of the families of the victims say they still want accountability for the deaths of their loved ones. three separate lawsuits have been filed in santa clara county, accusing the b t a and the security company hired to protect the rail yard of not delivering on safety measures. the lawsuits claim the bta ignored warning signs in the month. leading up to that mass shooting. there were too many red flags. to new that cassidy

was a danger for different people for different altercations. reports from from people who were asking for help . who are who are warning the b ta saying, this is a guy that we think might go postal. now the santa clara county sheriff's office is also named in one of those lawsuits. the different cases may eventually be merged in combined into one big lawsuit. today a virtual town hall meeting held by san francisco police about the latest deadly police shooting last thursday. san francisco police rushed to reports of a man with a knife attacking an unarmed man in the dogpatch neighborhood. it's still not clear exactly what happened when police arrived, but when the confrontation was over, both men involved had been shot and killed by police. more information is expected during today's virtual town hall meeting. it starts at three

o'clock time now. 6 16, former oakland police chief, and kirkpatrick has won her lawsuit against the city of oakland, where she claims she was wrongfully terminated by the city. yesterday's jury decision does not mean kirkpatrick will get her job back, but she was awarded $337,000 in damages. in her lawsuit. kirkpatrick claims she was fired because she exposed corruption and abuse of power by the oakland police commission. she was fired in february of 2020 without cause, and she filed her lawsuit. a couple of months later. a spokesperson for the former police chief says the verdict is a very important moment for oakland. the jury agreed with her whistleblowing complaints, they found that she would not have been fired except by the retaliatory acts of the police commission, the mayor and the city of oakland. this is an important victory for trying to reform the oakland police commission and end its corrupt practices and spokesperson sam

singers as kirkpatrick is happy with the jury verdict, now the oakland city attorney in a statement sent to ktvu said quote we're thankful to the jury for their service. after weighing the facts of the case, the jury decided, miss kirkpatrick is not entitled to any more than the one year severance of city was ready and willing to pay when she was terminated in 2020. the genie has started its action to move power lines underground in the bay area, the utility says 43 miles of electrical lines in the bay area will be buried this year. a total of 175 miles of transmission and distribution lines will be buried across the state in 2022. next year. that number goes up to 400. miles proposed new rules here in california would require insurance companies to take into account homeowners and their efforts to fireproof their homes when they set premiums for home insurance, according to the press. democrat the california department of insurance proposed some new rules after an

increasing number of homeowners reported. their home insurance premiums either went up substantially or their insurance was canceled because of a wildfire risk. under the proposed new rules, insurance companies would have to take into account whether a property owner has reduced the wildfire risk of their homes by taking certain specific steps like clearing vegetation near the home or installing fire resistant events. alright 6. 19 is the time and traffic has been pretty light. sal you predicted it light in the morning and then heavy in the afternoon. you know a lot of people they try to, you know, get 1/4 day. i don't blame people kind of stretch out the vacation so they might already be gone. or there might be at home right now getting ready to go and let's take a look at the richmond bridge right now. it looks very light. this is not normal or usually by now we have more slopes traffic. one thing i will say, though, is i don't think it's gonna stay this light

all morning. you never know on a holiday weekend, sometimes on friday, so it doesn't stay this slight 18 minute drive from vallejo. oakland is not too shabby getting to the bay bridge. there's not so it might stay this light. but you always have to keep in the back of your mind. a couple of things number one is it's going to be very crowded. number two is that chp does maximum enforcement starting today throughout the weekend, so if you're going out there and having good time just make good decisions. 6 20. a man who always makes good decisions . mr. stephen our policy in my business life. that is true and my personal life not so much. okay alright. how's that sound? speaking of 86? i've seen a lot of chp on 80. right. okay. so be advised. yesterday was one of those days. sometimes we, you know, we get a five or 10 degree drop. sometimes we can get a 30 degree drop lands. yesterday was one of those days when temperatures really fell off the table. santa rosa from 93 to 62 i used downtown at the airport.

conquered 99 to 16, and that's a huge drop for concord, palo alto, 95 to 78 in san jose, 93 to 79 degrees cooler forecast. the dense fog came up the coast wednesday. i mean, it was very shallow, but now the cap is lifted, so the low basis or the cloud deck is now 222,500 ft. so it flies over the coastal hills opens that door to a cooler, windy pattern fifties on the temps here, everyone's really close to the city's 52nd. brentwood livermore in san jose 57 sonoma county airport, 53. coming down a little bit the wind because overcast conditions cloud cover, but i expect that to pick up a little later there's another system on the way that's going to drag a cloud across a lot of high and mid level clouds and you can see that right there coming in. this will lead to mostly cloudy skies north, partly sunny south but also i could be a little rain mendocino county northward later tonight into tomorrow, drizzle looks likely for us. you can see a couple one hundred's here. what about for if you're going

north northern sacramento valley ? yes you're in the window for possible rain. maybe some thunderstorms and up in this year windy is the big message here today and tomorrow. but some shower activity thundershower and maybe maybe late saturday or early sunday, some snow down around 7500 ft. 50 60 seventies on the attempts today, not changing all that much will be the highest. they really won't do anything until early next week. all right. thank you, steve, the trial that has captivated the nation is coming to a close up. next we recap the final testimonies in the johnny depp. amber heard trial ahead of closing arguments. in a new study looks into how often tesla are involved in a crash. we have the results and the comparison to other cars. 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

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francisco. two more in the 10 people killed so far this year in traffic accidents. now family and friends held a moment of silence. they wrote remembrances for the victims on yellow hearts. the vigil was held at third and mission, the same intersection where a mother and daughter from florida were hit and killed by a taxi this past weekend. it's an intersection, organizers say is particularly dangerous. as we hold these victims in our hearts. we also need to call on our city to be doing more. we have too many streets that are dangerous and prioritizes traffic moving quickly over people's safety in our lives. another group wants the city to prioritize pedestrians over cars and trucks . they want crosswalks to be improved with red light cameras and for the city to limit right terms on red. researchers say drivers maybe a little more careful when they are behind the wheel of a tesla. another study found. the crash rate was 91%

lower for a person driving a tesla when compared to win. that same person drove another car they own. researchers also found those figures were much different for porsche drivers. that same study found people driving the electric porsche where 55% more likely to get into an accident. then, when they drove another car they own a bill that would allow buildings to go past the legal height limit is now headed to the state senate for approval. the measure passed the assembly and have signed into law would allow developers to build up to three stories higher than the maximum height limit in areas where there is low vehicle traffic, such as downtown areas . a portion of those units would have to be dedicated to low income families. the barn board of directors is taking public comment on proposals to build 3600 housing units at the parking lots at the ashby and north berkeley stations. now the city already voted to raise the height limit on those sites to allow for 12 story buildings.

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is w battling a big church fire in the city of pittsburgh, ktvu zahle rasmus is out there to bring us a live report in just minutes of what she knows about the damage so far. and the push for new gun control measures continues in washington as president biden gets ready to fly to texas on sunday going to the scene of the nation's latest

mass shooting. we'll hear from the top democrats and republicans in just minutes. from ktvu. box two news this morning's on tv. there it is right on time. travel stocks are up this morning as we take you live to the opening bell and as we head into the beginning of the summer travel season, the big airlines like united and southwest and hotels, including marriott and mgm all up about 1% this morning, the retails took stocks up up yesterday will have all your business news coming up here on mornings onto good morning. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a friday pan. it is it is friday. it's may 27th. it's been a long week. very long. really is steve parsons been with us all the way. he has a really good forecast for us, i think pens on what you like. you know, some people might want a little warmer here for the holiday. but you know, we had that tuesday wednesday, but things are changing now, as you guys know, because the fog bank is in in a big way. so it'll be cool. if

you like. cooler than the forecast is for you. if you like it hotter than i'd say, go as far inland as you can. it still won't be that warm fifties on the temps here, 54 to 57. we're stuck to the low clouds and higher clouds now spilling in so a cloudy to mostly cloudy morning, probably partly sunny to the south and the afternoon but still sixties and seventies were below average on the temps . alright over to sound 6 31 so far so good. yeah so far. so good this morning. that's for sure. we've been looking at some of the spots that normally get very crowded and we don't have a lot going on. which is great for you. if you have to drive to work, i think a lot of people are stretching this out. to be a four day weekend that usually by now at the bay bridge. we have some slowing and we have some slowing on highway for. that is just not the case. so that's good news for you. just keep in mind that today it's traffic patterns change. and starting around noon, you start seeing people migrating away from the bay area on the roads. 6 31, let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. president biden will head to texas on sunday to

meet with family members of the victims of this week's deadly school shooting. police officers in your body texas are defending their response to tuesday's gunfire at rob elementary school . investigators now say the 18 year old gunman spent an entire hour inside the school building before he was killed by law enforcement officers. this new information on the timeline is only adding to the sadness and outrage surrounding the deaths of 19 children and two teachers. rushed in. and like all that, like we didn't see that more could have been prevented. prepared your first priority is an officer who is responding to the active shooter is a neutralizer shooter who resided in earlier this week. texas governor greg abbott, another political leaders in the state, had said a quick response by law enforcement officers saved lives . our time now takes 30 to a bipartisan group of us senators now working on a compromise on new federal gun legislation about to come up with new laws

that would keep guns out of the hands of potential mass murderers. at these negotiations come after senate republicans blocked their domestic terrorism build that followed the suspected hate crime killing of 10 people at a supermarket in buffalo, new york two weeks ago. that bill had strong support from democratic leaders on capitol hill. now this bill will give the government the tools to monitor find and arrest these evil actors before they have a chance to inflict violence on their communities. in the meantime, secretary of education miguel cardona is rejecting calls to give guns to teachers to prevent mass school shootings . he wants tougher gun laws. let's not normalize this. let's use every out of influence that we have to get something done to help prevent this from happening again. democrats are saying the new negotiations on gun legislation will be at the top of the agenda. federal lawmakers come back from the memorial day

holiday. and make sure you stay right here with us on mornings onto for complete coverage of the recent mass shootings. you can get updated any time on the ktvu news app and on our website. but we're also bringing you live pictures and the breaking news of this a major church fire in the east bay city of pittsburgh just before 2 45 this morning, authorities were alerted about the fire at the pentecostals of the bay area church. it's right there on central avenue ktvu. sally rasmus has been out there for a while. you're there with yet another update. good morning, alex. good morning, dave. firefighters as you can see it completely surrounded this building. this is on central africa. railroad in pittsburgh. you can see them directing their hoses from the outside into this building that used to be the pentecostals of the bay area church. it's about 11,000 square foot building. a fire broke out just before three o'clock this morning. how that happened, isn't known, but at one point

claims were soaring. 40 ft above the roof of this building, in fact, just before four o'clock this morning part of that roof collapsed. our photographer keith crook. unseen captured that dramatic video as part of the roof caved in because of this fire, how the fire started not known. luckily no one was inside when it began so no one was hurt. firefighters have not been injured fighting this either. we spoke to the senior pastor of this church, and he says the congregation has about 1200 members. the church has been around for more than 20 years, but the building is even older than that. before. it was a church. it was a theater. about 50 to 75 years old. now, the pastor says he has no idea what could have sparked this fire. the building was renovated just in the past couple of years with a new roof, new solar panels added and new flooring. he tried to strike an optimistic tone about what his church will do next. i believe this is going to bring the church together. we are body, the body of christ. we believe that church is going to rally behind us. it's gonna

we're going to break. we're going to sink directions. see what we're going to do next? oh, my god. and what you're seeing, and hearing in this video are some of the members of this church coming together to pray out here on the street in front of this firework happened when they found out what had happened to their church. they came here. to come together and comfort one another again how the fire started not known. that's something investigators will have to figure out later. once they get a handle on this fire, but the fire captain out here with contra costa says it appears this building didn't have fire sprinklers. and he says, because it's so old. it wasn't required to have those sprinklers, but they strategy for firefighters right now. going forward, fighting this fire from the outside keeping it contained, which it appears that they have done that. we haven't seen any flames shooting out in the last 20 minutes or so. you see an immense amount of water, though pouring out from inside of the building, so too early to

know how much damage this building has been through, but certainly there is going to take a lot to rebuild this structure in this church. live in pittsburgh. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you, ali. well happening today. the broadway tunnel, which runs between chinatown and polk street in san francisco, will close for maintenance. starting today through monday night. the eastbound bore will be closed so crews can remove glass bricks that ah, form the overhead skylight. the westbound bore will remain open but will be converted to two way traffic for this memorial day weekend. so expect some delays if you are traveling in the area. our time is 6 37 anticipating a very busy memorial day weekend, san francisco firefighters and other first responders are getting ready for it. patrol city beaches watching out for thousands of people who will spend the holiday weekend along the shore. san francisco firefighters conducted a drill at ocean beach. preparing for

possible ocean rescues over the next four days. because when, not if, but when these rescue swimmers have to actually do this, with a real life victim will be able to do with a lot more ease than they would if they did not get this opportunity. the firefighters are urging. everybody stays safe this holiday weekend only swim at the beaches where there are lifeguards on duty today. san francisco international airport expects a busy memorial day weekend starting today, the airport says it does expect 120,000 passengers will travel through the airport today. and a total of 12 million travelers are expected at sfo between memorial day and labor day, which would be 67% of pre pandemic levels at 6 38 gas prices keep going higher and higher as people are getting ready for memorial day weekend travel that actual average gas up to 4 59 a gallon here in california. the average is still

over $6 a gallon at 607 and san francisco drivers pay even more an average of 6 31 a gallon. triple a says despite those high gas prices more than 39 million people plan to travel over the holiday weekend and almost 90% will be driving here in california. california's travel bureau says. it's seeing a lot of pent up demand people planning those long postponed vacations. a lot of people definitely anxious to go on vacation. i don't know. sitting in some crowded traffic, though , doesn't sound relaxing salsa. hopefully you plan your time of departure. yeah i have to say that even when i was younger, because now it's like you're just old. you don't want to go anywhere. well that may be true, but was this way when i was in my twenties, too? didn't like going away on a weekend when everyone else went away. yeah i plan on other times right when

it's not so crowded. i became my dad early in life. pam dave, that's not a bad thing. your dad was a great man. all right. good morning, everyone. you know what? let's talk about some of these commutes. we do have lighter commute conditions here on highway four. there's a little slowing here, but not too much. and interstate 80. i see some slowing on the ultimate past coming in, but there's not a lot of slowing at all in hayward or that silicon valley so we're off to a very nice start on this friday. just remember that the traffic patterns change. at about noon today you're going to start seeing people getting out and about three. it's going to be already full. so just keep that in mind. 6 40. what about today's weather here, steve? thank you, sal. that alright. some big changes happened just this week alone from one extreme hot to another one much, much cooler kind of settling into this pattern now for at least a few days. whether very thick fog coming up the coast called that subtly surge that was on wednesday only impacted areas on the coast. well, now bases have

lifted their up around 222,500 ft. so that has really sent that fog bank well, inland temperature drop was significant yesterday. santa rosa downtown concord, palo alto and san jose. 93 99 95 93 to 60 to 69 78 79, speaking of concord. the temperatures this week on tuesday, 98 99 on wednesday the 69 on thursday. i'm going 75 today, so that's a that's a that's a lot of roller coaster ride for inland area, no doubt about it. fifties on the taps here upper fifties for some low fifties for others really hasn't changed all morning long. wind speeds are coming down, but it's still on shore west west northwest west southwest onshore . oakland conquered out to fairfield even out towards pittsburgh and also brentwood. it's a west southwest and northwest clayton as a due west. also martinez west southwest of 14, so i think you get the idea even if the ultimate past it's been gusting west southwest 50 sixties mainly low to mid

seventies. of course, there's always you know, some out there far enough that you can get some upper seventies but not only the low clouds, but higher clouds are spilling in from that system. and they will continue to roll in here today tonight into early saturday that could lead to some rain right now. mendocino county north looks to be about the line. so some drizzle for us. we had some this morning on the coast. a little bit to the north. goodbye was reporting. some could be some more late tonight. tomorrow morning. and if you are going northward northern sacramento valley. yes it looks like some some light rain or shower activity and same for tahoe and truckee. it's a wind advisory today. for like tile, but it's for sunday night late saturday sunday could have some high elevation snow 50 60 seventies on your temps and really not changing wendy pattern cool pattern until early next week. okay steve thomas 6 42 your memorial day weekend plans may include streaming the new season of stranger things or that they view of the obi wan star wars series. you'll hear from some of the stars of the shows when we come back. first we're going to check in with gasia mikaelian in

our newsroom with what else is coming up here on morning sun, too. good morning to pam and dave. when i join you in studio here will focus on residents. actually leaders of northern california city who are taking steps to protect their town from wildfire with south lake tahoe is doing to keep the kaldor fire or something like it from happening again. then we'll move to a new proposal in the works to try to fight outrageous red hikes in oakland. the city wants to find out exactly how much people are paying for rent for their homes and apartments. stay with us.

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largest city, kharkiv. today at least eight people in kharkiv were killed by russian shelling . the damage is extensive, with entire apartment buildings destroyed. one woman whose house was destroyed, says she wants to return and you want to go back home, but my home is completely destroyed. i hope that someone will rebuild it. the ukrainian military is struggling to retain territory in the eastern part of the country, where russian troops are estimated to control 90% of the territory. our time is now 6 46 in new york state appeals court ruled that former president trump has to answer questions under oath in new york's civil investigation of his business practices. the appeals court rejected efforts by trump and his two oldest children to block subpoenas for their testimony. new york's attorney general says her investigation found evidence that the trump organization used quote fraudulent or misleading valuations of assets to get loans and tax benefits. donald

trump could invoke his fifth amendment right against self incrimination. because anything he says in the civil case could be used in a separate criminal investigation. well today, the jury will begin deliberations in the johnny depp. amber heard defamation trial attorneys for both sides will deliver closing arguments today before the case goes to the jury. now if jurors do not reach verdicts by this evening, they will reconvene on tuesday depth sued her for $50 million, saying she defamed him when she wrote an op ed in 2018 , describing herself as being a survivor of domestic abuse without directly naming depth. hoed countersued for $100 million time is 6 47 movie fans around the world war world or mourning the death of popular actor ray liotta. his spokesman said. he died in his sleep yesterday but working on the movie and the dominican republic was 67 years old, best known for his role in martin scorsese's 1990 crime classic. goodfellas

he also appeared in many other well known movies, including pop the field of dreams, something wild and koplan. well, season four of the netflix series stranger things premieres today. dear billy, i don't know if you can even hear this. yeah ever since you left, everything spent total disaster. in case you didn't know stranger things is a fantasy thriller set in the 19 eighties in the fictional town of hawkins, indiana. that's where people in the town start to uncover secrets of a government lab. portals to another world and also monsters . billy robbie brown, who plays 11 says it's been fun playing that character in the 19 eighties. the hairstyles are amazing. um but, yeah, i love

everything from the eighties. i wish i could just go back to the eighties with wifi and sums and bluetooth. and like many hollywood productions, the latest installment of stranger things was heavily delayed because of the pandemic. there are a lot of happy star wars fans this morning alone. when the time comes, he must be trained. like you trained his father. the first two episodes of the highly anticipated show one. kenobi was supposed to come out at midnight, but disney plus started streaming the programs at nine o'clock last night. the series features edwin mcgregor. we're reprising his role as the popular jedi master. it is a prequel to the original star wars film won kenobi against darth vader. certainly the last five or six years or maybe even more. i start to realize that the generation of people who have made them for who were kids when they came out really like them, and you know, our star

wars films are their star wars films, and they sort of have ownership over them. and it's nice. it feels good. it feels really nice. with a series features six episodes. the next one is scheduled to be released june 1st. another popular star wars series is coming back season. three of the mandalorian will be released next february, actor and director jon favreau saying on as executive producer and one of the writers. sounds good to me. time is 6 50. let's see if the commute is pretty good sounds watching everything on the roads. how's it? look it looks great. as a matter of fact, we've been off to a very nice start here. dave and pam. as we look at some of the busiest community we normally have. it looks good and a little bit of slowing on highway four, just a little bit, but not much , and that's it coming over the hill and then 5 80 looks good 8 80 is doing well. salmon tail bridges, also off to a good start. and you might think great i got it made. but remember later today, driving anywhere is

going to be tough and not going to match. the morning commute is not going to be a light evening commute as people are going to be getting out of town. at 6 50. let's talk to steve about this weekend's weather. on the cool side, sal. we're not really warming up all that much after what we did on tuesday and wednesday that is gone for now, in fact, the trend here looking at even to about june 10th shows series of systems continue to march in so there's no sign of any extended warm up. we'll get fifties here to start off because of the cloud cover low and high cloud deck. that's for sure, there's still an onshore breeze. for many out of the west. it will be a win later, especially especially if you get some breaks in some of the low cloud deck that picks up the wind along with the attempted jumping up in the afternoon even out towards pittsburgh and also martinez and take your pick. i mean, there's a pretty good onshore breeze west southwest. that'll take it all the way out to the delta as well. so even in the higher elevations. it's out of the west, southwest or northwest 50 sixties, mainly low seventies mid seventies, there's a few far enough inland might

push the upper seventies but too much to another system just barreling into the pacific northwest. we're on the southern edge of these, but it's dragging across a lot of high clouds. can produce also some light rain, especially north mendocino county, north northern sacramento valley. so if you're heading up there, keep keep an eye on the sky. there. now the sierra is more about wind right now. lake wind advisories out for tahoe today and then we get a little drizzle late tonight. tomorrow morning. if you are going to tahoe, truckee, they'll have a lot of cloud cover windy conditions and maybe some light rain or some light snow late saturday sunday above 14,500 ft. 50 60 seventies on the temps. after today, they're really not changing all that much just subtle changes until early next week when it does look a little warmer days. alrighty thank you . time. 6 52 big day for bay area music fans. what's in store if you plan ahead to the north bay for bottle rock and a new ferry boat will soon be crossing san francisco bay. we'll tell you how this boat will carry passengers to their locations a lot faster.

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of blood supplies. the blood shortage means it's getting harder to treat people who are badly injured or critically ill. has been a 10% drop in the number of people donating blood since the pandemic. a lot of injured patients are going to need a lot of blood products. they're going to need red cells. some of them might need light lights if they get very sick. now the red cross declared its first ever national blood crisis earlier this year in the rising cost of gasses affecting food banks in santa clara county at martha's kitchen, they say they're paying an extra $5000 a month because of gas prices. nonprofit group uses big box trucks to deliver food, but they run on diesel fuel, and that costs almost $8 a gallon. loaves and fishes. they're also struggling to deliver food to people in need. the organization says it expects a 40% increase in cross by the end of the year. well a new ferry boat is now

crossing san francisco bay. it's the dorado smash kristen with the swing of that champagne bottle very for bay. ferry officials say the boat meets of rigorous new emissions standards , also offering the fastest service in the fleet. and they're hoping these improvements will bring a new wave of travel. across the bag. people want to know why riders are coming back to the transit system, and it's because the system that they're coming back to is better than the one that we had before. that boat is also designed for speedy boarding and doesn't bark it get you where you're going faster. the crews are training on how to operate the boat right now. passengers you'll see it in service within weeks. tonight more than 7400 graduates from san francisco state university's class of 2022 will walk across the commencement stage at oracle park. last night, the gradient

from the classes of 2020 and 2021 were honored. it was the first in person graduation ceremony and more than two years because of the pandemic. and it was the first in person ceremony for the university president lynn mahoney, who joined the university in july of 2019. this is a historic day. we have waited a long time for today's summit. several ceremony it is my greatest pleasure to say for the first time ever in person, congratulations to the classes of 2020 and 2021. mahoney and tonight. california's lieutenant governor, eni qanon. lakis will give the commencement speech. leaders and parishioners in the bay area church are already

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