alle celebrations in england queen elizabeth's jubilee celebrating her 70 years leading the british people on the throne that is taking place right now in england, so we've been enjoying the events. we're going to continue to follow the celebration in england with live coverage over on ktvu. plus as we begin mornings on two right here on ktvu. seven. 30 students , much more coming together in francisco. i think we have been so fraught so politically divided lately. pride celebrations are underway across the bay area up next we'll tell you how political social issues and health concerns could have

an impact on some key events and basketball fans across the bay area are looking ahead to tip off tonight at chase center. golden state warriors prepare to face off against the boston celtics for game one of the nba finals. from ktvu fox two news. this morning's onto good morning . thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook . today is thursday, june 2nd dave clark has the day off today. steve paulson's here and i hope it's going to be a little cooler today. the breeze definitely kicked in. did i heard it overnight? even open the windows, did you? i did. yes very nice. i agree with that. we also have a weak system dragging across this first of at least about probably three little impulses coming across. so some higher clouds more of an onshore breeze see those higher clouds so mix of some sun and high clouds today, not much fog. yet all those there's probably some underneath that veil of clouds so high clouds cooler for most little bit of a breeze in temps coming down, so we'll see

temperatures and the sixties seventies and now in the eighties, let's get back to the news now with pam. all right. thank you, steve. today is the day the warriors meet the boston celtics chase center for the first time first game of the nba finals for the warriors. this will be their sixth trip to the finals in the last eight years. first time in 58 years, though, to take on the boston celtics in the finals. our cameras caught yesterday's final practice at chase center. it looks like they are in good spirits and ready to go play thompson draymond green , steph curry all unhand staying loose ahead of tonight's tip off. with this is the ultimate goal of getting back on this stage. uh the chance to play for another championship like clay coming off. unreal rehab broke my hand. draymond was injured with a bunch of different stuff. we had a lot of young guys coming into the fold and trying to reclaim our chemistry is a core but also, you know, get those guys up to speed and how they can help us and help them

with impact winning. you look up and all the work that you put in over last. you know, two years paid off. we got four more wednesday to make it all worth it. but it's a good feeling. they are ready looking at all those highlights. as for the celtics, they won two less games than the dubs did this year. 51 games to the warriors. 53 boston is a team with the storied history, though winning 17 titles, the last championship 14 years ago in 2000 and eight for so for this squad, the celtics the finals are a brand new experience. now there is some good news on the warriors injury front. andre would allah hasce g round, but was all in du. nice e him on the court. his neck and back appear to be in good shape will likely be a game day decision. auto porter jr injured his left foot in the western conference finals. he too, got in a full practice the last two days and appears to be on the mend. and then gary pain. the second we're watching him in a moment ago, he fractured his elbow in that memphis series,

but was front and center yesterday and here's what coach kerr had to say about it. all three will be questionable. all three took part in our brief scrimmage today. and. we'll see how they turn up tomorrow. so um , but it was a good sign that all three were able to have contact today. coach carter, now the sixth coach to make it to his sixth finals in the nba tip off tonight. six o'clock ticket sales are expected to reach record levels, according to ticket website vivid seats tonight's game. has the most expensive average ticket price for any event at chase center since its opening in 2019, the average ticket going for $873, but prices for tonight's game are actually dropping a bed at last check with ticketmaster. the least expensive tickets for tonight's game now, $663. it's about $100 less than they were listed for earlier this week,

there will once again be free outdoor watch parties. outside chase center.month, and events y kicked off around the bay area. ktvu jana katsuyama shows us some of the first celebrations of the month and explains how health and political obstacles are ahead. the pink triangle up on twin peaks marked the official kickoff to san francisco's pride month. so many other countries in the world that we know where it's criminal that consider a criminal act to be just because of who you love throughout the city wednesday, rainbows were out flags lining market street and colorful banners brightened up buildings preparing for the return. of pride festivities, but the pandemic and politics are threatening to make this year's pride more complicated and conflicted than past celebrations. little bit more complicated. i feel like i can't like fully relaxed at city hall wednesday, artist anthony o'donnell said he was conflicted about being in a gathering without a mask. he was among the

artists featured in an lgbtq exhibit. a supervisor rafael mandolins office. o'donnell's photo of two men kissing he feels is a sign of the times. there's a little bit of attention in the kits, too, and it kind of is reflective of what's going on. like the state of things. the emergence of monkeypox and uptake in covid cases coming just as pride celebrations begin. we will have people testing at the event. we will have people passing out masks. we will have people passing out information as far as monkey pox and other issues. political divisions also are threatening to cast a shadow over celebrate. nations. on wednesday, the san francisco police officers pride alliance released a statement calling on pride's board to reverse its decision to ban police from wearing uniforms in the pride parade. mayor london breed said last week she won't attend the parade unless the officers can march in uniform in protest against the mayor, the leather lgbtq cultural district, along with the castro in transgender district, said they won't attend the city's official flag raising ceremony thursday. there needs to be much more coming together

in francisco, i think we have been so fraught so politically divided lately board is scheduled to meet next week, and the director says that she hopes there can be continued dialogue so they can resolve some of the issues here and then focus in the united way on the nationwide problems that they face. in san francisco. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. q jana katsuyama. to their homes ktvu henry lee reports. it's bringing back some bad memories for people who survived another huge fire in napa county. there was no stopping it. john corner, remember seeing the devastating 2017 atlas fire burning in napa half mile away from his home, he could see flames coming over a small hill and it was fully engulfed. it was blowing this way. so i told my wife well.

it's time to get out corner and his wife got out safely but lost their home on soda canyon road. only the garage remained, but they put it all into perspective . we're good. we're in good shape or healthy. but we lost step will never replace. so you think about those things on tuesday as the old fire broke out in the same area, it was almost like deja vu from five years ago, as smoke rose, he saw his neighbors evacuate just up the road started getting calls from our kids and friends. you ok? ok yeah, but it was blowing to the to the northwest. mainly so it was all going that way quarter isn't just your average napa county resident he's a retired napa city firefighter who rebuilt his home with the required safety upgrades like tempered glass, internal sprinklers, 2500 gallon water tank and fire hydrant out front. his home also now features cement board siding and no events in the attic corner also added hoses throughout the perimeter and threw in a generator for good measure. well you know, the best you can do is do what you can to prepare. for

the next time. i never thought it would get down this far on soda canyon, even as smoke was still rising a day after corner says he's here to stay in his home isn't going anywhere. oh yeah, i feel very confident that this place will not burn again. you have to admire his optimism living in this fire prone napa valley. but he tells me this is where he and his wife grew up. this is where they raised three kids, and this is where they plan to stay in. napa. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you, henry. it is 409. steve, you're telling me it's going to be a little cooler up there? hopefully not windy and napa more, he said. the fires going northwest that tells you there's more of a west southwest bruce. coming in. so that looks to be the theme not in north northeast, and it will be cooler after 90 yesterday attempts to be more into the eighties and they'll really drop tomorrow meetings and rain's on the way as we head towards sunday, but a lot of high clouds today. cooler conditions. santa rosa san mateo conquered san jose, all dropping from the eighties and nineties to the seventies and eighties today, and sometimes you can get

an even bigger drop the water temps continue to be incredibly cold 47 48 50. so that's not changing any time soon. fifties on most of the temps sixties for some temperatures, though because of the high clouds. probably not going to cool off all that much. you can see some of these coming in. so this is the first of many impulses, little waves. if you will coming across, you can see a lot of energy. and it's going to set up for what looks to be a mostly cloudy cloudy weekend with rain on track. still for sunday morning. i mean, if we get these totals, that would be a heck of a bonus there to get santa rosa third of an inch. the line still looks to be about san francisco , oakland north, although they've upped it a little bit towards san jose. so remember, i say rain. i don't say showers. i say rain 60 seventies eighties on the temps will take a look at that extended outlook coming up about 10 minutes, pam. all right . thank you, steve, a plot to carry out a school shooting uncovered here in the bay area still ahead what investigators found when they took a 16 year old into custody, plus another

shooting rocking the nation after a gunman enters the hospital building in tulsa, oklahoma. i'm kevin corke. i've got details straight ahead and a break in the case of a missing oakley woman. police are expected to address the public expected to address the public about the disappearance i wish that shaq was my real life big brother. turns out, some wishes do come true. they'll never know. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage- go with the general.

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mory police say they have a significant update on the alexis gabe case, and the chief will make a statement earlier later this morning. gabe is the 24 year old oakley woman who was last seen in january at the home of a former boyfriend in antioch's car was found abandoned with the keys inside the following day. a reward fund for information in the case stands at $100,000 police chief is expected to have that update at 11 o'clock. there will be

more funerals today for victims of the school shooting. and you've already texas that killed 21 people last week. mourners came together yesterday for the funeral of rob elementary school teacher irma garcia and her husband, joe garcia's husband died two days after the shooting from an apparent heart attack. after visiting the memorial for the 21 victims. fourth grader jose flores was also laid to rest. one of the young survivors of the massacre spoke out about what she witnessed and she said mrs garcia pleaded with the gunmen trying to protect her students. she started guarding us. and my friend a memory she's started. turned to call the police with her friends, phone and when they did that he started saying you'll die. the body school police chief says he is working with texas law enforcement in the investigation . he is facing criticism for

ordering officers to wait in the hallway instead of confronting the gunmen. the girl scouts are paying tribute to one of the young victims with their highest honor, 10 year old marriage. oh garcia garza was awarded the bronze cross by the gross scouts . it is given to those who try to save someone's life and a merry was one of the children who called 911 on her cell phone in the midst of the shooting. before she was killed. investigators in tulsa, oklahoma , are investigating after another mass shooting this time inside a hospital where four people were killed before police say the gunman turned the gun on himself. reporter kevin corke has the latest information from officials. tragedy in tulsa, oklahoma. at least four people are dead and multiple others injured after a gunman opens fire inside a medical building on the campus of st francis hospital wednesday. sending fear and panic across the property as staff and patients went into survival mode in the closet and

make sure that we were safe. police officials say. officers quickly arrived on scene within about three minutes after receiving the first call for help and immediately jumped into action. entering the natalie building, where they located victims and make contact with the shooter. the officers that did arrive. we're hearing shots in the building, and that's what directed them to the second floor enforcement says the alleged gunman died from what they believe is a self inflicted gunshot wound. he has a black male. estimated to be 35 to 40 years old and we have confirmed he had one long gun, a rifle and one handgun with the active shooter threat eliminated. officers then focused on securing the premises and searching for any additional victims. so we are doing a floor by floor room by room search. make sure that we don't have anybody else outstanding in the building. meantime survivors are trying to cope with their shock . very shaken up. i mean, i have then it on tv. that's last couple of weeks, and it's just

startling. just have to go through that president biden received a briefing on the shooting. white house officials say they are closely monitoring the attack. as the investigation into the suspect and possible motive continues. kevin corke fox news. thank you, kevin. you think gas prices are high here in the bay area, one gas station in los angeles is charging more than $8 a gallon. this is in downtown l a or the average price of gas is more than $6, but people are accusing the chevron station of price gouging , the attorney general's office says it has warned gas companies about market manipulation, but says the state price gouging law only goes into effect. if there is a declaration of emergency. state lawmakers have announced an agreement on the budget for the upcoming fiscal year. the proposal includes $8 billion in assistance to help californians deal with the rising cost of gas and other consumer goods that

includes the governor's idea to give checks to vehicle owners. lawmakers have also agreed to provide $10 billion in tax credits to lower income families , small businesses and nonprofits. the full state assembly and senate are expected to vote on it before sending it to the governor's desk for approval. san francisco, maryland in breed unveiled her proposed $14 billion city and county budget. mayor breed is asking for the city's ambassador program to continue as well as for more investments in the city's street crisis response teams. she credits the program with helping to make progress in addressing homelessness in the city. since 2000 and 19 the unsheltered homeless population dropped by 15. and since taking office in 2000 and 18, we've been able to get 6500 people off the streets. on public safety. the mayor's budget seeks to add 200 more police officers by

boosting entry level pay and offering incentive bonuses to help retain current officers. they area mothers say they are feeling the effects of the baby formula shortage during a roundtable on new mother, one new mother told south bay congressman ro khanna. she has driven all over the south bay to find formula for her two month old son. congressman connor says he hopes the us will soon adopt and accept european standards for formula to quickly import more supplies. it's been really scary. my son being two months old, he can only eat, uh, formula and he can't have anything else. i can't make something at home for him or find something else, so not having it available at our local stories has been really disconcerting. representative of first five california group that focuses on children and families suggest those looking for formula asked their family or friends to check stores in other areas as well. for 19 is the

time checking in with steve paulson would what kind of day are we going to have steve? a lovely day panel. okay good. it'll be cooler than yesterday, although it wasn't bad. for some , it was hot for others today will kind of bring those inland temps down. there's a lot of high clouds streaming over probably some fog. underneath that veil of high clouds, but there's a little bit more of a breeze. so temps which went up yesterday, we said they'd peek out they have will start to see a drop today. 83 75, 85, 81, santa rosa, san mateo conquered and san jose mainly fifties on the temps couple sixties in there because of the cloud cover and there's a lot of high clouds over us. to the north 49 bodega bay yet sixties for others, and some big spreads here on a lot of these temps, it's and almost 55 navarro's 55. it's closed for others, even up the hillsborough and windsor at 56 upper lake is also 55. little bit of a breeze. travis west southwest 22. that's much stronger than yesterday. onshore napa airport onshore oakland will south wind and

santa rosa that is a cooler direction of it holds. so coast sixties around the base seventies inland. now it'll be eighties. some higher clouds, sun and clouds. patchy fog underneath that something the onshore door is opening up, and that's going to allow a series of these systems to come across with the strongest one arriving on sunday morning. is the high gets knocked out of here in an unseasonably strong system for us or sweep in here over the weekend. still looks like timeline for rain would be sunday morning if santa rosa picked up a third of an inch, the russian river would get a half inch of rain. look at ukiah 63 100 doesn't mean it's right. but it has trended wetter. so the models forecast projections now again, that's just one model, but i tend to believe it 60 seventies eighties on the temple will continue to cool it off. big time dropped tomorrow. we'll take that into a unsettled weekend there, pam weather wise. okay. thank you, steve. after nearly 20 years under federal oversight, the oakland police department now has the opportunity to prove itself

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that needed to occur in this department. the settlement includes 51 separate reform measures, the department says it is now complying with 50 of those. it has six months to meet the last one, which is creating equal disciplinary measures for all officers if he can do that, and maintain its current record that building trust in the community, the federal oversight will end and the city's police commission will take over on may 31st next year. the san jose city council has been directed to take a look at how police investigate alleged misconduct by officers or any city employee during a joint meeting of the rules and open government committee yesterday, members voted to send the item to the san jose city council for consideration. the council meets june 21st to discuss the measure . mayor sam liccardo believes there needs to be changed following two high profile incidents involving misconduct by city employees. community block party in the south bay was held to remind people to vote in

next tuesday's statewide primary election organizers were out yesterday in the final rally to get more people to cast their ballots. i feel like a lot of people, especially in my generation don't vote and they don't get involved in community events like this, and i think it's really important for san jose as a whole to be represented by their entire community, not just a small portion san jose voters will cast ballots for measure be. that measure will allow voters in san jose to choose a mayor at the same time they vote for us president. if passed, the mayor would serve a four year term starting in 2024. voters on tuesday will also choose a new district attorney, a new sheriff and a new mayor. well so far fewer than 10% of voters statewide have returned their ballots for tuesday's primary, according to the chronicle, just about two million ballots have been returned out of nearly 22 million sent to registered voters. people can drop off those ballots in the mail or return them and any voting voting center. they must be

postmarked and signed by june. 7th want to take you back live to england this morning, queen elizabeth. out on the balcony celebrating 70 years, leading the british people on the throne first time ever for british monarch to serve 70 years. force her son, prince charles. there with her taking place right now in england. we've been watching the celebrations all morning with live coverage and we're going to continue to dip in. but the queen making her appearance there and that very famous balcony where we've seen many events by the monarchs. and again we're going to continue our live coverage. you can just dip in over at ktvu. plus well, we will continue here with morning sun to hear on ktvu. a laundry list of complaints about the oakland coliseum coming up the issues baseball fans are raising with the oakland a's and

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morning sun to pam cook. it is thursday, june 2nd dave clark has the day off today. steve paulson here, though. watching our weather forecast and hopefully cooler and not very windy. that's what i will pick up, but it'll be more out of the west, not the north or northeast. so good news. bad news, maybe, but still looks like rain's on the way for sunday morning. we do have temperatures that are in the fifties. here. 54 is popular santa rosa san francisco livermore 56. palo alto 54 in san jose 57, all because of some high clouds and some low clouds combination of those two, along with more of a pronounced onshore breeze means cooler today to the cooler. patchy fog , breezy mix of sun and clouds, but the first of many here over the next 3 to 4 days, temperatures coming down 60 seventies and our eighties back to the news with pan. thank you. steve police arrested a 16 year old who they say tried to recruit other people to participate in an attack at an east bay school. investigators

say the target was berkeley high school police searched the boys home after receiving a tip last month. now they found parts to build assault rifles, several knives and explosives as well as electronic items that could be used to create more weapons. the teenager surrendered to police earlier this week, berklee school officials talked about the incident and last night school board meeting. supporting our students has never been more important as we collectively try to make sense of senseless murders in gun violence, become the school every day to make sure our students have a foundation of stability and support and at the same time we worry about our own family safety. we keep showing up because we are needed. but what is actually needed is for all of us to collectively stand up and say no to gun violence. the teenager could face charges of possessing destructive device materials and threatening to commit a crime, which would result in death or great bodily injury. the school district says it is also conducting its own investigation into the threats.

in southern california 16 year old student is in the hospital after being shot outside his school that happened as classes were letting out for the day outside grant high school in the van nuys neighborhood of los angeles. police say the student was crossing the street when he was shot. school officials immediately put the school on lockdown. students were allowed to leave about an hour later. los angeles police say the shooting may be gang related. the white man accused of killing 10 black people in an attack at a buffalo, new york supermarket is scheduled to appear in court today. peyton genderen has been charged with 10 counts of first degree murder and injuring three other people in the shooting. gender run, was also indicted by a new york grand jury for domestic terrorism motivated by hate that carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison. the 18 year old is pleading not guilty to all charges. the man charged with starting a massive fire to home depot in the south bay is without an attorney as the county public defender's

office recused itself from the case. ktvu s mark sayer tells us the suspect could face a potential life sentence if he's convicted on all of the charges he faces. appearing in a green jail jumpsuit. 27 year old dylan j. crew's gogi spoke to his attorneys but made no statements to the court. gogi is facing at least 30 charges, including multiple counts of arson for this massive blaze at a home depot store on blossom hill road in south san jose. prosecutors allege he intentionally set the fire to cover up the theft of tools and in the process. created a great danger to the public. it was a saturday afternoon with family and employees and people working, so i think my office is very much dedicated to prosecuting this case to the fullest extent the fire ultimately went to five alarms, and the loss in inventory alone was estimated by investigators at about $17 million, the public defender's office told superior court judge jose franco. that it would recuse itself in this case and assigned the case to what is

called the alternate defender in court. public defender did not outline the nature of the conflict by prosecutors say this is not unusual in complex criminal cases. so this is a common procedural happening, where there's a lot of charges and witnesses so for various reasons of public defender felt they can't represent this person. so a conflict was declared. gogi faces a potential life sentence if he is convicted on all of the charges he is facing. he's expected to be back in court with his new attorneys on june 29th reporting in san jose. i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. thank you, mark. alumni of a fraternity at stanford university have filed a lawsuit claiming the university unfairly punished the fraternity. following the overdose death of a fraternity member. now the university revoked its recognition of the data delta chi fraternity for six years and required them to vacate their on campus house. in the lawsuit. the fraternity alumni say the punishment is unprecedented and meant to shift

the blame onto the fraternity for the overdose. death. 19 year old eight and winner was found dead in the fraternity house on january 2020. from a fentanyl overdose. parents and community members say they are occupying an elementary school in oakland to protest the school district's decision to close it. the oakland unified school district officially closed parker elementary last week as part of a plan to consolidate several schools because of declining enrollment and a budget deficit. but parents and community members are now camping out at the school and offering what they call summer school classes . organizers say classes are being taught by volunteers and parents, ranging from math and chess to double dutch and roller skating. this way too important to shut down way too important. that's why we're here. that's what we're doing everything in our power to keep our buildings open because they're needed. in response, the oakland unified school district sent us a statement saying, quote we recognize that some individuals

are upset at the closure of parker. we would ask that they choose a different means of protest, one that doesn't disrupt the normal year and procedures of staff and the need to close out the year. as we celebrate pride during the month of june, we want to focus on the history of advocacy for the lgbt community. pride month takes place in june in remembrance of the stonewall uprising in new york city in 1969. police officers raided the stonewall inn because bars catering to gay customers were illegal. at the time, hundreds of people fought with the officers for the next several days. the uprising is considered a turning point in the fight for lgbt equality. even before stonewall. other uprisings took place across the country for years. before that, there was a riot at compton's cafeteria in san francisco, when trans people fought back against violent harassment from police. san francisco police chief bill scott apologized on behalf of the department nearly three

years ago on the anniversary of the event. san francisco sheriff's deputies rose the pride flag at the county jail in san bruno. the annual flag raising. is to celebrate the sheriff's lgbt q staff members and the community. but this year san francisco police and firefighters were also invited to the ceremony. it was a show of solidarity after pride parade organizers banned law enforcement officials from wearing their uniforms if they choose to walk in this year's parade. i'm a proud member of the lgbtq community and to be able to stand here. and be out and open and proud of who i am. when we think about the stories of their private originated from those are stories where i would be inside this jail. not out here wearing a uniform. some lgbtq advocates are calling on

san francisco mayor london buried to reverse her decision to boycott the pride parade over the decision not to invite police officers in uniform. organizers of the san francisco pride festival and parade are standing by their decision to not allow uniformed officers in the parade. this year's parade and festival will be the first in san francisco since 2019 before the pandemic. the celebration will take place during the last weekend of june. the parade will take place on sunday, the 26th more than 200 participants in groups have signed up. to march in the parade, but lots of people will come to san francisco as usual to, uh watch and participate and enjoy. and hopefully the june weather will be nice then, but we are expecting a little bit of rain. still this weekend, right, steve? sunday morning the way it's look right now, but the cooling starts today with some higher clouds. some patchy fog under there after we topped it out yesterday. more clouds friday cooler for all than clouds roll in on saturday. rain looks like it arrived sunday

morning. here majority of it will be to the north. but now i mean, these are pretty good totals being forecast here now. this is where the european forecast model which is considered the best look at eureka and yukiya. that's a heck of a lot of rain for june. but even if santa rosa can get a third then that'd be a half inch plus in the russian river. maybe mount tamalpais north, far less to the south san jose of getting a point away. it would be a minor miracle in my opinion. but maybe it will happen here because a lot of cloud covers on the way cooler fog underneath that, so it'll be a cooler thursday, 60 seventies eighties temps starting to come down with those higher clouds and more of an onshore breeze. santa rosa san mateo conquered san jose. the arrows are all now down and that really drop tomorrow they'll drop about 10 degrees from many tomorrow. onshore breezes in place. it's not a north northeast. it's a west southwest for most or south. conquered santa rosa has a south wind 22 a travis. that's the one to keep an eye on and those water temps continue to be also cold at 47 48 50 temperatures will that's really cold for

early june. fifties on a lot of attempts and low sixties but due to the cloud cover, we're seeing more fifties here, including woodside at 50 elgon out of 52 pacific is 50, then mid fifties around stanford, los altos even foster city san carlos. belmont as well. so the higher clouds and some fog underneath that couple of pretty energetic systems are approaching here. they will take their time getting here, but they're on their way between now and sunday. drizzle get here before the rain gets here. that will be late friday into saturday, so the leading edge of that will start to work its way and then sunday is the main system. so cooling starts right now. high clouds patchy fog still some eighties inland, but they're on their way down. mostly cloudy, cool and right now, i would plan on rain sunday morning unless there's a fly in the ointment. sixties seventies eighties on the temps and cooler weather will take us into a much cooler weekend plan. alright sounds good. thank you, steve students and teachers sheltered in place after a mountain lion made its way into a classroom coming up reaction from staff and wildlife experts about the condition of

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seen a lot of pressure on facebook, meta is what they call themselves nowadays around regulation possible new laws, concerns about privacy and all sorts of other things. it appears as though she's misstepped and struggled to really be able to lead the company in the ways that need to be done. sandberg says she plans to continue serving on metas board of directors, instagram has launched a new amber alerts feature to help locate children . when they go missing. the amber alert will be activated by law enforcement and will appear in the instagram feed of users who are in the local area. key details of the abduction, including location and physical descriptions. the information in the alert can also be re shared or reposted. a young mountain lion is at the oakland zoo this morning after ending up in a classroom at pescadero, middle and high school, zoo officials took the mountain lion from a classroom yesterday after it was holed up for several hours. now

they say the male cat is just about 6 to 8 months old. it's underweight. has a badly fractured tooth. zoo officials say he's too young to be able to survive on his own since mountain lions spend the first two years of their lives with their mothers. ktvu is jesse gary reports on how the school work to keep students safe while that mountain lion was on campus. with just two days left in the school year. pescadero middle and high school students , staff and teachers scattered around 8 20 wednesday morning, the frantic rush to safety coinciding with first responders arriving on scene. at the center of the stir a mountain lion cub curled up under a desk inside the school had to happen on a regular wednesday, which is like pretty amazing, but also not at the same time teacher and apologetic saw the cub milling on a pathway near an open door and started yelling to alert others. the cat, spooked by the noise ran into the building. i put my stuff down. went in.

moved this. like what floor sign out of the way. just closed the door with the mountain lion trapped. the school alerted the san mateo county sheriff's office, which in turn notified the state department of fish and wildlife this job for almost 20 years and i never seen a mountain lion entry classroom. maybe they lost their way. what i've been told it appears to be a very young mountain lion appears to be scared, and, uh, doesn't want to come out. officials instituted a shelter in place locking 140 combined middle and high school students in the nearest classroom. we were in the costume next to the cooker, and you're like, okay, we can't make enough noise to we can't like you know, we get more scared, disturbed, abrupt change due to an unprecedented situation interrupted final exams for some and graduation rehearsals for others. so there was a lot going on today, and i don't know exactly to the extent of the disruption. but i do know that it was not business as usual. california fish and wildlife officers arrived around

midday and used a tranquilizer dart is to date the cat for transport school officials used their loan operating school bus to remove the children from the school to the elementary school for early dismissal. no one was hurt and only a few frayed nerves as some students were sure from the start. there was no imminent danger in pescadero , jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you. jesse state and federal governments are working together to set up governors, california's wildfire readiness and response fire, the state's office of emergency services and california's air resources board took part in a virtual meeting, senator alex padilla joined them to discuss safety plans. he talked about president biden's infrastructure law approved last year. that includes funding for putting power lines underground. it provides $3.4 billion for wildfire risk reduction. california had to learn from many years has certainly stepped up to increase our mitigation

efforts are preparedness strategies and our suppression capabilities. uh and now that i'm working to ensure that the federal government does its part to help protect our state from the devastation of wildfires. padilla also talked about his proposal called the fire act, which would allow fema to set up in advance of wildfires like the agency does before hurricanes or tornadoes. california has already seen about 2300 wildfires this year. technology is a key component in firefighting response alert. wildfire dot com is a network of high definition cameras and sensors that can detect when a fire starts. the faster crews learn about a fire, the faster they can send ground crews and tanker planes. the alert system includes almost 1000 cameras in california, 600 of them supplied by pg and e. i can go look and immediately confirm if i see smoke or fire and tells you the name of the cameras, you can go

here and go directly to the camera. you can blow this up into full screen. okay, you can escape and go back to, uh here. alert wildfire was developed jointly by uc san diego, the university of nevada, reno and the university of oregon. new money is making sure that in east contra costa county fire station is fully staffed on fire in the east contra costa fire protection district held a ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open station 95. it is located on east cyprus road in oakley. close to bethel island. the fire house was actually built two years ago but did not open due to a lack of staffing. the station is in an area where many homes have been built in recent years. the citizens of bethel island. the citizens of summer lakes, the citizens of eastern oakley. your response times with this engine in quarters. will be reduced by

half of what they are today. the fire station opening is part of the expansion of con fire in the region. all right back over to steve paulson for look at our weather this morning cooler. what is it going to be like outside chase center because there could be a couple of people. maybe noticeably cooler . okay viewers out towards oakley, bethel island. we do. yes we do. yes, we do. we have cooler weather on the way and it's starting today. i'm proud. i noticed it this morning. open the window cat jumped up in there and looked out and said, yeah, it's cooler to i said, i know i know high clouds cooler, a little bit of fog underneath that clouds will continue to roll in more so on friday, some drizzle looks likely late friday saturday. everything right now is pointing towards rain sunday morning. wasn't the projections of actually come up a little bit. the amounts forecast amounts. santa rosa, getting a third of an inch would equal a half inch in the russian river. look at uk at two thirds. far less to the south. but if san

jose can get that much i would do cartwheels pamela down the street. if we got that much rain would like to see that exactly. i'll come over and do cartwheels right down your driver. we do have a high cloud deck over us, along with some low clouds underneath the cooler thursday. sixties seventies and eighties on the taps after the nineties. yesterday we're on our way down onshore breeze from most here, travis. that's the key one. there was southwest 20 to keep an eye on that if you get some guts to 30, then in the words of mr sal castaneda. they're done. they'd be done. 47 49 50 on those water tips that would really cold that's really early june. they've been cold for about two months now. fifties sixties on the temps here, cloud cover kind of holding temps up a little bit fifties here, even in the santa cruz mountains low to mid fifties era around santa cruz proper capitola santa cruz at 52. by the way. i was after swimming my laps yesterday gentlemen was telling me his his is, i think is his niece. she's a surfer down in capitola. she's

14 and she told him and the water's freezing so there you go see the water temps are cold, not only to the north, but also all the way down to santa cruz in capital. higher clouds are moving in, and a couple of systems are on the way. now we'll see if this all holds, but the low is moving in and the highest getting kicked out. and as it does, we'll get a little drizzle late friday saturday. the main system those you saw will be sunday morning. so i would plan accordingly. have a plan b. if you have outdoor plans sunday. now again, things could change still four days away, but everything is looking like rain comes in sunday morning, 60 seventies upper seventies eighties today, the big drop inland will be tomorrow and then we'll take that into a cooler weekend. pam. alright sounds good. we are keeping an eye on the weather and that fire in napa still ahead the latest containment numbers as the flames moved into the burn scar of another big fire. steph curry weighing in on what it's like to return to the championship series for the sixth time in eight seasons, and a new

restaurant is coming to san francisco, and it's promising an experience unlike any other

bac, the oakland a's have the night off before hosting a weekend series against the boston red sox. the team had a heartbreaking loss to the houston astros yesterday it was looking like a no hitter by astros pitcher justin verlander until elvis andrews. smack that double that brought chad pinder home. christian bethancourt was lead. however the astros took that lead back for good in the ninth inning after a hit with the bases loaded a scored one run but could not complete the comeback and lost 5 to 4. the giants are in miami today, playing the marlins. they played a wild game against the

philadelphia phillies yesterday . the giants had just five hits in the game, but many came in the sixth inning. the giants scored five runs. however, in the bottom half of the inning. the phillies then scored four runs. the giants lost 6 to 5. today's game against the marlins starts at 3 40. baseball fans have some complaints about the state of oakland's coliseum ballpark. they were detailed in a letter from the a's vice president of stadium operations david rometty to coliseum authority executive director henry gardner. now just some of those complaints include feral cat waste, a moth infestation, mold, broken seats and plumbing leaks. the checklist of problems come after the stadium drew criticism. over having the lowest attendance of any mlb team in the first month of the 2022 season. a new restaurant in francisco, the show group announced it is opening a rooftop restaurant at the salesforce transit center. the restaurant will feature japanese

food in a fine dining environment. take a look at the rendition. it will sell memberships, which will offer access to what it says are immersive experiences and access to a concierge. the restaurant is expected to open sometime. next year. tomorrow morning's on mornings on two. we are hitting the road again. we hope you'll join us for the first zip trip of the summer. every summer mornings on to the nine visits cities and towns around the bay area this week, we are headed to petaluma to show everything the city has to offer and will take you down the petaluma river through the old buildings of downtown, get a taste of the best restaurants and uncover some facts that even some locals might not know. be sure to join us mornings onto the nine in petaluma tomorrow, the entire zip trip scheduled for the summer. has been unveiled. there it is later this summer. we're heading to union city, venetia, santa clara, pacifica, dublin and martinez.

francisco. i think we have been so fraught so politically divided lately. celebrations are underway across the bay area up next we'll tell you how politics social issues. and health concerns could have an impact on some key events. and basketball fans across the bay area are looking ahead to tip off tonight at chase center, the golden state warriors prepare to face off against the boston celtics for game one of the n b a finals. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto welcome to morning sound, too. that's right. it's south castaneda. right here happened. i'm sitting next to you all of a sudden. nice to have you in here south. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm pam cook. today is thursday, june 2nd. you know what it's a brilliant morning, said that yes, because that's one of their favorite words in england. we want to take you live. to see the flyover right now. this is queen elizabeth's jubilee celebrating her 70 years

leading the british people on the throne, and there they are. on the balcony this morning, the queen herself prince charles camilla. kate the children all out there taking a look at the celebrations there from the balcony. it will continue to follow the this morning. they've had a lot of pomp and circumstance out. their kids are waving. it's exciting. we're gonna know what's going on. you know, can you? they don't even know that their life is what it is compared to the rest of us commoners, but we're going to continue our live coverage over on ktvu. plus as we continue mornings onto here. and ktvu. and you're wondering what the weather is going to be like a lot of wondering that, yes, going to be headed outside chase center. and inside chase center . i would bring a jacket that we are going down. it was only 66 in the city yesterday will be cooler than that today as the system begins to make its first move here, the higher clouds

beginning to come in, and we are looking for a cooler thursday. still some eighties inland, but the breeze is already establishing itself. patchy fog mix of sun and high clouds sixties now, seventies and eighties. let's get back to the news with pam and south alright , we're going to take a quick look at what's going on on the road. steve a bridge that looks pretty good. this is the time when you can get a decent commute across the bay area, and even when there are wrecks at this time, usually they don't affect traffic so much. unless we have some serious ones. and when the roads are wide open like this, they are golden gate bridge. stephen i will talk about the fog again. we can see that the traffic is light. but there is fog on the deck. at 502. let's go back to pam. the golden state warriors will face the boston celtics tonight in game one of the nba finals on the dubs home court in ktvu, sm agus live is she inside chase center. there she is, emma. we want to know how it's looking. and of course what the shirts are going to look like, because

they're all on the seats, right? pam i already got you won. the gold blooded shirts are back, but these ones are actually a little different. they say 2022 finals on them. and, of course, every seat. in trace center tonight is covered with one so every fan who comes out tonight we'll get one and ticket sales for tonight's game are expected to reach record levels just to get a courtside seat at tonight's game right now is going for just over 64. $1000 that's the most expensive ticket we found this morning on stubhub and according to ticket website vivid seats, tonight's game has the most expensive average ticket price for any event at trace center since its opening in 2019. that average price close to $900. the warriors started the season really strong in november. they have the best record in the league injuries challenged them throughout the season, steph curry suffered a sprained ligament and bone bruise in his foot back in march , playing against the celtics

and was out for 12 games of the regular season. he spoke at a press conference yesterday. about the ups and downs of the season. you ride that momentum, and that obviously carries you through some crazy, uh, ups and downs throughout the season with injuries and revolving door, the rotation and all that, but and also speaks to no. that's the tablet word. the culture of our organization like it speaks to who we are. and uh, what it takes to win at the highest level. which curse said it's still questionable if you're repeating the second auto, porter jr and andre ecuador, ulla are able to play tonight. all three are recovering from injuries but managed to participate in yesterday's scrimmage. but it was a good sign that all three were able to have contact today. tip off for tonight's game is at six o'clock reporting live from chase center

demagogues. ktvu fox two news. this month marks the beginning of a chapter for the oakland police department. it's taken the first step toward coming out from under federal oversight that's lasted 20 years. the federal oversight was part of the settlement from a 2003 class action lawsuit that claims for oakland police officers called the writers racially profiled and beat citizens and falsified police reports. john burress was one of the attorneys who represented the citizens. we're on the right track now, and i'm very hopeful that we will get through this next year. and more important, as i've said last generation of more apologize that it took so long, but there was so much change that needed to occur in this department. the settlement included 51 separate reform measures, and the department says it is not complying with 50 of those and has six months to meet the last one, creating equal disciplinary measures for all officers. if it can do that. and maintain its current record that's building trust in the community. the

federal oversight will end and the city's police commission will take over on may 31st of next year. jose city council has been directed to take a look at how police investigate alleged misconduct by officers or any city employee during a joint meeting of the rules committee yesterday, members voted to send the item to the san jose city council for consideration. the council meets june 21st to discuss the measure. mayor sam liccardo believes there needs to be changed following two high profile incidents involving misconduct by city employees. june is pride month. events have already kicked off around the bay area and ktvu jana katsuyama shows us some of the first celebrations of the month and explains the health and political obstacles ahead. the pink triangle up on twin peaks marked the official kickoff to san francisco's pride month. so many other countries in the world that we know where it's criminal that consider a criminal act to be just because of who you love throughout the city wednesday, rainbows were

out flags lining market street and colorful banners brightened up buildings preparing for the return. of pride festivities, but the pandemic and politics are threatening to make this year's pride more complicated and conflicted than past celebrations. little bit more complicated. i feel like i can't like fully relaxed at city hall wednesday, artist anthony o'donnell said he was conflicted about being in a gathering without a mask. he was among the artists featured in an lgbtq exhibit. a supervisor rafael mandolins office. o'donnell's photo of two men kissing he feels is a sign of the times. there's a little bit of attention in the kits, too, and it kind of is reflective of what's going on. like the state of things. the emergence of monkeypox and uptake in covid cases coming just as pride celebrations begin. we will have people testing at the event. we will have people passing out masks. we will have people passing out information as far as monkey pox and other issues. political divisions also are threatening to cast a shadow over celebrate. nations. on wednesday, the san francisco police officers pride alliance

released a statement calling on pride's board to reverse its decision to ban police from wearing uniforms in the pride parade. mayor london breed said last week she won't attend the parade unless the officers can march in uniform in protest against the mayor, the leather lgbtq cultural district, along with the castro and transgender district, said they won't attend the city's official flag raising ceremony thursday. there needs to be much more coming together, francisco i think we have been so fraught so politically divided lately board is scheduled to meet next week, and the director says that she hopes there can be continued dialogue so they can resolve some of the issues here and then focus in the united way on the nationwide problems that they face. in san francisco. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. five await that wind. steve was hardly noticeable. inter i didn't notice at all. it's just couldn't tell the hair was flying. all right, look like she was gonna be blown right up

there on shore wind has returned. which means cooler as everyone knows. so if you're heading out tonight, maybe i would take the jacket and bundle up. it's going to be pretty cool. here the fog has come back and a pattern changes on the way for early june. i know hard to believe, but high clouds cooler, more clouds. cooler for all friday and then the weekend clouds roll in saturday. it looks like rain sunday morning is the way it's our again. their forecast projections have kind of ramped up some totals here. this would be really impressive to get this amount of rain when we hardly had a drop in january, february and march, but it looks to be pretty good, especially san francisco north, far less to the south. that looks to be about the line. san francisco oakland north. higher clouds are in right now, along with low clouds underneath that, so it'll be a cooler thursday sixties seventies and eighties mix of sun and clouds and patchy fog in there as well and more of an onshore breeze. the key will be to watch out towards travis. if that gets up to 30 or 35 than that, that's a sure sign. even the most inland areas will take a drop on those temps today because of the cloud cover

fifties on the temps. this is the warmest we've been in a while. couple of sixties in there as well. but mainly fifties here to the north upper forties point raised in bodega bay. yet it's fifties upper fifties for some calc villas in their cloverdale is in there's rohnert park in sebastopol, low fifties but napa's 59 1 observation po valley is 66. that's pretty warm. if you get a little breeze or if you have that cloud cover that will do it. the higher clouds will continue to stream in in advance of a couple of systems on the way. the main one won't arrive until the weekend. but in the meantime, there's plenty coming around the base of that. what we call the trough for that low and it's all beginning to sweep in drizzles in our near term. if it isn't today, it'll be tonight tomorrow. and then the main action as far as rainfall looks to be sunday morning, so i know unless something really here there's a curve ball. mother nature is going to throw us an off speed pitchers something then i looks like rain returns on sunday morning, so many of you might have plans outside. i would you know, either wait it out or have a plan b 60 seventies eighties on the temps. we are looking for cooler weather into the weekend with rain sunday, then kicking out

looks like warmer next week. all right. thank you, steve. applaud to carry out a school shooting uncovered here in the bay area, still ahead what investigators found when they took a 16 year old into custody and the break in the case of a missing oakley woman today, police are expected to address the public about the disappearance of alexis cape. another crazy day? of course—you're a cio in 2022. but you're ready. because you've got the next generation in global secure networking from comcast business. with fully integrated security solutions all in one place. so you're covered. on-premise and in the cloud. you can run things the way you want —your team, ours or a mix of both. with the nation's largest ip network.

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it would just change the world. sigs gave case, and the chief will make a statement later this morning gave us a 24 year old oakley woman who was last seen in january at the home of a former boyfriend in antioch. her car was found abandoned with the keys inside the following day. a reward fund for information in the case stands at $100,000, the oakland police chief, is expected to have an update at 11 o'clock this morning. there will be more funerals today for victims of the school shooting in uvalde, texas, that killed 21

people. last week. mourners came together yesterday for the funeral of rob elementary school teacher irma garcia and her husband, joe garcia's husband died two days after the shooting. from an apparent heart attack after visiting the memorial for the 21 victims. fourth grader jose flores was also laid to rest one of the young survivors of the massacre spoke out about what she witnessed. and she said mrs garcia pled with the gunman to try to protect her students. she started guarding us. and my friend, a memory. she's it started. turn to call the police with her friends, phone and. when they did that he started saying you'll die. the yuval, the school police chief says he is working with the texas law enforcement and the investigation is facing criticism for ordering officers to wait in the hallway instead of confronting the gunman. the

girl scouts are paying tribute to one of the young victims with their highest honor. 10 year old ameri. joe garza was awarded the bronze cross by the girl scouts. it is given to those who try to save someone's life memory was one of the children who called 911. on her cell phone in the midst of the shooting before she was killed. time now is 5 15 to tulsa, oklahoma, where four people are dead in multiple others wounded following a mass shooting at a medical building on the hospital campus there. police say the shooter is also dead from an apparent self inflicted gunshot wound. tulsa's deputy chief says the gunmen fired both a handgun and a rifle and that officers arrived so quickly. they were inside the building. as the shooting was still underway. police and witnesses describe the scene as catastrophic. one man rushed there because his mother works at the complex. russian people out. i don't know. some of them were injured or just have been injured during the shooting, but some of them couldn't walk very well. but they were just kind of

wobbling and stumbling getting him out of there right now. the suspect. we do not have an identity that we believe we're getting close on the identity of the suspect. so far. no word on a motive in the shooting the building targeted houses and outpatient surgery center and a breast health center. cal fire crews are gaining ground on that fire burning and napa county. it's now 30% contained. firefighters have kept it from growing, allowing people who had to evacuate to return to their homes. ktvu is henry lee reports . it's bringing back some bad memories for people who survived. another big fire in napa county. there's no stopping it. john corner, remember seeing the devastating 2017 atlas fire burning in napa half mile away from his home, he could see flames coming over a small hill and it was fully engulfed. it was blowing this way. so i told my wife well. it's time to get out corner and his wife got out safely but lost their home on soda canyon road. only the garage remained, but they put it

all into perspective. we're good. we're in good shape were healthy. but we lost step will never replace. so you think about those things on tuesday as the old fire broke out in the same area, it was almost like deja vu from five years ago, as smoke rose, he saw his neighbors evacuate just up the road started getting calls from our kids and friends. you ok? ok yeah, but it was blowing to the to the northwest. mainly so it was all going that way quarter isn't just your average napa county resident he's a retired napa city firefighter who rebuilt his home with the required safety upgrades like tempered glass, internal sprinklers, 2500 gallon water tank and fire hydrant out front. his home also now features cement board siding and no events in the attic corner also added hoses throughout the perimeter and threw in a generator for good measure. well you know, the best you can do is do what you can to prepare. for the next time. i never thought it would get down this far on soda canyon, even as smoke was still rising a day after corner

says he's here to stay in his home isn't going anywhere. oh, yeah, i feel very confident that this place will not burn again. you have to admire his optimism living in this fire prone napa valley. but he tells me this is where he and his wife grew up. this is where they raised three kids, and this is where they plan to stay in. napa henry lee ktvu, fox two news. well we have some breaking news here of 4.1 earthquake has been reported near bay point, and we have seen the number of phone calls from people who felt it in antioch in pittsburgh, and one is far away as san francisco. its magnitude 4.1 and just hit that part of the east bay. it happened at about half hour ago around five o'clock, the us geological geological survey says it was centered on the north side of suisun bay, just north of the bay point area. viewers from antioch and pittsburgh tell us they felt a strong jolt, waking some people up while they were still asleep and i'm just looking at twitter here. just you know, whenever that happens just if you want something to

see if people are reacting to it, some people in san francisco oakland here people are people in concord. do you guys feel that you feel that way? so, yeah. so you weren't imagining things. there was 1.1 at 507 near bay point. okay let us know all of you out there if you do have any damage or or anything but 4.1. hopefully um, there isn't damaged her injuries not let's get to the weather. ah! now, kevin, i can see it. see, kevin just yelled in my ear. can you see this? and i said no, but i can now, kevin. thank you, sir. that's a pretty picture, and we do have some pretty good fog and low clouds high clouds, so it's going to be a cooler pattern. the beginning of not only cooler pattern, but what looks to be rain sunday morning cloud saturday rain sunday morning. how much rain. if you hang your hat on the european forecast model pretty good rain third of an inch in santa rosa to two thirds in ukiah, 18 100 san francisco, far less to the south, but even down the

monterey showing some light amounts that might be a little overdone south. i tend to buy into it to the north, though it's been really consistent. on that for about three days. now higher clouds are streaming in. it'll be a cooler thursday with the mix of the low clouds and the higher clouds. sixties seventies eighties high clouds, sun and fog, patchy clouds as well and an onshore breezes kicking in a south wind. santa rosa, south wind conquered west and oakland west southwest napa airport, also west southwest from sfo, out deliver more as well fifties on the temps for most due to the cloud cover or a few low sixties in there speaking of those sixties or even mid upper sixties, pittsburgh and brentwood in there clayton 61 degrees upper fifties for many martinez 61 drop a tent over kensington 2 51 mid fifties hayward union city. dublin and pleasant and upper fifties as well. so the combination of cloud cover is making a warmer pattern, but also an active pattern is coming across here. now again. i know it's late in the season, but all signs are pointing towards not only some drizzle coming in late

friday saturday. if there isn't any of this morning, it'll be more so we head to the weekend with that system, then moving in on sunday morning. i would have a plan b ready to go if you have outdoor plans sunday morning. or just wait it out. it does look like rain will arrive and we'll see fine tune that as we get to tomorrow and see if they hold on to that, or back off a little sixties seventies eighties on the temps and cooler weather friday, much cooler going into the weekend with what looks to be some rain sunday morning, sal alright steve 5 21. new developments in the effort to award reparations to the descendants of slaves. in california. the conversation on how to make the idea of reality. and billions of dollars in student loan debt set to be erased after a major announcement from the white house will tell you who's

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a teenager is now in custody after attempting to recruit others to commit the crime plus my office is very much dedicated to prosecuting this case to the fullest extent. investigators accused a man of intentionally setting that home depot fire while trying to distract from shoplifting. now he could face the rest of his life in prison. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook castaneda. today is thursday, june 2nd, and we go right to breaking news. a magnitude 4.1 earthquake just hit the part of the east bay and bay point there. it happened just about a half hour ago around 5507 is what the usgs says it was centered on the north side of sassoon, right near the north. point bay area. viewers from antioch in pittsburgh. tell us they felt a strong jolt and walk some people up while they were asleep. and one of the things that i want to mention is i just

got off the phone with bark. and bart is running reduced speed right now to check the track. so what they have on this situation is that they have all the operators look at the tracks to make sure that something isn't obviously wrong, and that, in turn is making for a 10 to 15 minute delay system wide and they do that every time there's an earthquake, right, so it's standard procedure, so hopefully they get all the all of that checked out. it's still pretty early for the commute on bart. let's check in with steve paulson for a look at our weather. sounds like we're in for pretty nice day and maybe some rain coming up on sunday. yeah, cool and we'll get to the earthquake information here. uh sal just touched on it. but a lot of people are tweeting me with the information here. magnitude 4.16 kilometers. i'll do the math for you. just shy of four miles north northwest of a point at 507 this morning. j c badger fan. good morning, sp. well, thank you. good morning to you, badger. pretty good shaking antioch. one good jolt. yes usgs

confirms 4.1 year bay point cooler today and higher clouds lower clouds underneath that, so the cooling begins. not only that, we will have more of an onshore breeze, which eventually looks like it's going to lead to some rain, but not until sunday morning. until then, 60 seventies and eighties back to the news now is sal and pam. alright we're gonna take a quick look at the traffic. there's not a lot this morning at the bay bridge. this is right before things start getting crowded. so this is your window of opportunity if you are driving across the bay on any of the bay area bridges, steve has been mentioning the fog. it's dense again as it was yesterday on the golden gate bridge. i do want to mentioned that bart is having a system wide delay. because of the earthquake. you can see they just sent out this tweet and i also just spoke to them on the phone trains are running at reduced speeds while bart completes track inspections. residual delays of 10 minutes system wide. usually the operators themselves. just look down to make sure that everything is still you know, basically good, and then they'll

start running trains at full speed. at 5 32. let's go back to pam. alright thank you. sal police arrested a 16 year old who they say tried to recruit other people to participate in an attack at an a space school. now, investigators say the target was berkeley high school . police searched the boys home after receiving a tip last month they found parts to build assault rifles. several knives, explosives and electronic items that also could be used to create more weapons. the teenager surrendered to police earlier this week, berklee school officials talked about the incident at last night's school board meeting. supporting our students has never been more important as we collectively try to make sense of senseless murders in gun violence, become the school every day to make sure our students have a foundation of stability and support and at the same time we worry about our own family safety. we keep showing up because we are needed. but what is actually needed is for all of us to collectively stand up and

say no to gun violence. now the teenager could face charges of possessing destructive device materials and threatening to commit a crime, which would result in death or great bodily injury. the school district says it is also conducting its own investigation into the threats. it's 5 34 in southern california , 16 year old student is in the hospital after being shot outside his school had happened as classes were letting out for the day outside grant high school in the van nuys neighborhood of los angeles. police say the student was crossing the street when he was shot. school officials immediately put the school on lockdown. students were allowed to leave about an hour later. los angeles police say the shooting may be gang related. the white man accused of killing 10 black people in an attack at a buffalo, new york supermarket is scheduled to appear in court today. peyton genderen has been charged with 10 counts of first degree murder and injuring three other people in the shooting. gender and was also indicted by a new york grand jury for domestic terrorism. motivated by

hate that carries a mandatory sentence of life in prison. the 18 year old is pleading not guilty to all charges. the man charged with starting a massive fire at a home depot in the south days without an attorney is the county public defender's office recused itself from the case. ktvu is mark sayer tells us the suspect could face a potential life sentence. if he is convicted on all the charges he is facing. appearing in a green jail jumpsuit. 27 year old dylan j. crew's gogi spoke to his attorneys but made no statements to the court. gogi is facing at least 30 charges, including multiple counts of arson for this massive blaze at a home depot store on blossom hill road in south san jose. prosecutors allege he intentionally set the fire to cover up the theft of tools and in the process. created a great danger to the public. it was a saturday afternoon with family and employees and people work. very much dedicated to

prosecuting this case to the fullest extent the fire ultimately went to five alarms, and the loss in inventory alone was estimated by investigators at about $17 million, the public defender's office told superior court judge jose franco that it would recuse itself in this case and assigned the case to what is called the alternate defender. in court. the public defender did not outline the nature of the conflict by prosecutors say this is not unusual in complex criminal cases. so this is a common procedural happening where there's a lot of charges and witnesses, so for various reasons, the public defender felt they can't represent this person, so a conflict was declared, faces a potential life sentence if he is convicted on all of the charges he is facing. he's expected to be back in court with his new attorneys on june 29th reporting in san jose . i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news as we celebrate pride month during the month of june, we want to focus history of advocacy for the lgbt community.

pride month takes place in june in remembrance of the stonewall uprising in new york city in 1969. police officers raided the stonewall inn because bars catering to gay customers were illegal. at the time, hundreds of people fought with officers for the next several days. the uprising is considered a turning point in the fight for lgbtq equality. even before stonewall other uprisings to place across the country for years. before that, there was a riot at compton's cafeteria in san francisco, when trans people fought back against violent harassment from police. san francisco police chief bill scott apologized on behalf of the department on the anniversary of the event. san francisco sheriff's deputies raised the pride flag at the county jail in san bruno to kick off the month. the annual flag raising is to celebrate the sheriff's l g b t q staff members and the community. but this year san francisco police and firefighters were also invited to the ceremony. it was

a show of solidarity. after pride parade organizers banned uniformed law enforcement from wearing their uniforms if they choose to walk in this year's parade. i'm a proud member of the lgbtq community and to be able to stand here. and be out and open and proud of who i am. when we think about the stories of their private originated from those are stories where i would be inside this jail. not out here wearing a uniform. awesome lgbtq advocates are calling on mayor london breed to reverse her decision to boycott the pride parade overhear the decision not to invite police officers in uniform. organizers of the san francisco pride festival and parade are standing by their decision to not allow uniformed officers. this year's parade and festival will be the first in san francisco since before the pandemic 2019 celebration will take place during the last weekend of june.

the parietal the parade will take place on sunday, june 26th more than 200. participants in groups have signed up to march in the parade. alright. it's time to talk about today's weather. and steve, you're talking about rain, possibly this weekend. sunday morning still looks like it. you know, for four days away, so a lot could change. but some of the forecast projections are actually wetter. today. they were yesterday. yes if i did, i did. i dream about an earthquake last night? no, it was this morning 4.1, near bay 0.4 miles north northwest of bay point at 507. a lot of people sending in information, saying i felt it here, including brooke. yep. felt it here and wanna creek i'm hearing any. ah conquered clayton lafayette, wanna creek redwood city, pan pacifica, hercules, i believe so far from long lived juice. i thought i was tripping, tripping man, but thank you, brooke, along with many others. look at that fog. most of you are listening. you're not watching. but if you

turn around and look around the corner, it's your big 85 inch high def tv look at that. fog bank high clouds up above so high clouds cooler, more clouds cooler for all clouds saturday looks like rain sunday. but we have plans sunday morning. i know. but you better have a plan b is the way it looks. because now this could change again, you know, still 72 hours away, but forecast totals and the extent of it now are a little bit heavier and farther south, so we'll see if that holds a lot of high clouds coming in fog underneath that it's pretty good fog bank out there. combinations of two is going to equal 60 seventies anywhere near the water, even some upper fifties with eighties now inland fifties on the temps to the cloud cover combination of the low and high and a few sixties but on the peninsula upper forties pacifica 49. 50 and woodside, 53, stanford, atherton mid fifties around foster city, san mateo, belmont, san carlos, even los altos hills at 55, coming across the pacific for early june, is an impressive area of low pressure. we call it a trough. i have a little pressure is starting to work its way in

that's bumping the high out of here in the near term drizzle will be in the forecast and if not tonight, saturday morning before the rain arrives. looks like sunday morning, so i would get ready. if you're near the coast. not going to be very warm inland will still be in the eighties, but attempts are on their way down and they will really take a tumble tomorrow. good 10, maybe 15 degrees so sixties seventies eighties today, tomorrow is going to be 50 sixties and seventies. we'll take that right into what could be it looks like rain sunday morning. you guys all right, steve. thank you very much. it's 5, 41, san francisco and oakland could soon open up supervised injection sites. coming up at six. the key hurdle just past that makes that one step, it's one step closer to reality. and students and teachers sheltered in place after a mountain lion made its way into a classroom coming up reaction from those who were on campus.

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in k at the map. it happened just about a half an hour ago or so around five o'clock this morning, the u. s geological survey says it was centered on the north side of suisun bay. just north of the bay point area , and we have heard from viewers in antioch in pittsburgh in particular, who say they felt a very strong jolt, waking some people up. we also have heard from people everywhere. hercules redwood city course in concord and then all the way down in pacifica actually felt some of that earthquake. bart says it is running trains at a slower speed system wide. expect about a 10 minute delay as they checked the tracks tweets from bart, it says to expect these trains to continue just a little bit now one of the things i want to show you is this bay point camera, which we have turned toward the bart station. there you can see the freeway traffic looks pretty good. i got a message here on

facebook from amy, who says we had a huge jolt in pittsburgh, then my bed suede. my dad said he heard what sounded like wild horses rumbling torhan before huge jolt. and she says, we are in pittsburgh on the water and the delta there, so i think people around their pan right where you can see it are the ones who felt that the strongest but you said we you saw a tweet from pacifica, san francisco so all over the place. yeah feeling that and continue to let us know what you felt in. and of course , if you do see any damage or anything from that, but again, 4.1 in bay point area and will continue to follow that. all right. well that will continue to get back to that. 5 45 sheryl sandberg, the chief operating officer of meta, facebook's parent company, is stepping down from her role. sandberg joined facebook in early 2000 and eight she served as a critic critical role in transforming the social media startup into a multibillion dollar tech giant cnet, editor at large insurer

says her departure is not a shock. what's very interesting is that the last couple of years where we've seen a lot of pressure on facebook, meta is what they call themselves nowadays around regulation possible new laws, concerns about privacy and all sorts of other things. it appears as though she's misstepped and struggled to really be able to lead the company in the ways that need to be done. december says she plans to continue serving on metas board of directors. instagram has launched a new amber alerts feature to help locate children when they go missing now the amber alert will be activated by law enforcement and will appear in the instagram feed of users who are in that local area. the alert will include a photo and key details of the abduction, including location and physical descriptions. the information on the alert can also be re shared or reposted. a young mountain lion is at the oakland zoo this morning after ending up in a

classroom at pescadero, middle and high school. zoo officials took the mountain lion from a classroom yesterday after it was holed up for several hours. they say the male cat is around 6 to 8 months old is underweight and has a badly fractured tooth. two officials say he's too young to be able to survive on his own since mountain lions spend the first two years of their lives with their mother. jessica gary reports on how the school work to keep the students safe while the mountain lion was on campus. with just two days left in the school year. pescadero middle and high school students, staff and teachers scattered around 8 20 wednesday morning, the frantic rush to safety coinciding with first responders arriving on scene. at the center of the stir a mountain lion cub curled up under a desk inside the school had to happen on a regular wednesday, which is like pretty amazing, but also not at the same time teacher and apologetic saw the cub milling on a pathway near an open door and started yelling to alert

others. the cat, spooked by the noise ran into the building. i put my stuff down. went in. moved this. like what floor sign out of the way. just closed the door with the mountain lion trapped. the school alerted the san mateo county sheriff's office, which in turn notified the state department of fish and wildlife this job for almost 20 years and i never seen a mountain lion entry a classroom . maybe they lost their way. what? i've been told that it appears to be a very young mountain lion appears to be scared, and, uh, doesn't want to come out. school officials instituted a shelter in place locking 140 combined middle and high school students in the nearest classroom. we were in the costume next to the cougar, and you're like, okay, we can't make enough noise to we can't like you know, we get more scared, disturbed the abrupt change due to an unprecedented situation interrupted final exams for some and graduation rehearsals for others. so there was a lot going on today, and i

don't know exactly to the extent of the disruption. but i do know that it was not business as usual. california fish and wildlife officers arrived around midday and used a tranquilizer dart is to date the cat for transport school officials used their loan operating school bus to remove the children from the school to the elementary school for early dismissal. no one was hurt and only a few frayed nerves as some students were sure from the start. there was no imminent danger in pescadero , jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you. jesse state and federal governments are working together to set up california's wildfire readiness and response, cal fire the state's office of emergency services and california's air resources board all took part in a virtual meeting, senator alex padilla joined them as well to discuss safety plans. he talked about president biden's infrastructure law approved last year. that includes funding for putting power lines underground . it provides $3.4 billion for

wildfire risk reduction. california had to learn from many years has certainly stepped up to increase our mitigation efforts are preparedness strategies and our suppression capabilities. uh and now that i'm working to ensure that the federal government does its part to help protect our state from the devastation of wildfires. padilla also talked about his proposal called the fire act, which would allow fema to set up in advance of wildfires like the agency does before hurricane or tornado technology is a key component in the firefighting response alert, while fire dot com is a network of high definition cameras and sensors that can detect when a fire starts, the faster crews learn about a fire, the faster they can send ground crews in tanker planes. the alert system includes almost 1000 cameras in california. 600 of them supplied by pg and e. i can go look and immediately confirm if i see smoke or fire and tells you the

name of the cameras, you can go here and go directly to the camera. you can blow this up into full screen. okay, you can escape and go back to ah! here. alert wildfire was developed jointly by uc san diego, the university of nevada, reno and the university of oregon. alright 5 51 is the times check back in with steve paulson. we always worry about the heat and the winds this time of year, but not anymore cooling down. a lot. okay, that's good. still eighties today. tomorrow will be seventies for inland areas. if you're waking up saying that i did i dream of an earthquake now you did not. there was one mainly areas to the east. people feel but we're getting reports all over 4.1 near bay point about four miles north northwest of bay point at 507 a. m. is when it was felt lot of lot of comments coming in on twitter. that is for sure. so thank you

for the information there. agenda says yes, felt it in oakland above nolan park several seconds of slight shaking now my dog is stuck to me, so i can i can relate to that high clouds cooler, more clouds cooler for all tomorrow and then clouds saturday. it looks like rain sunday. how much right? well depends on which forecast model you hang your hat on. in the words of gen. although golden gate weather services pick one and go, so i've picked the european one santa rosa third of an inch. that would be impressive for this time of year. san francisco 18 116 jose's point. oh, eight. the majority of this will be to the north, but some will make it south and how much remains to be seen still three days away, but the cloud covers on the way the cooling has begun. so 6 50 sixties actually, by the coast, seventy's around the bay and then eighties inland. tomorrow, it'll be seventies inland fifties on most of the temps do the combination of the fog. low clouds with a higher clouds or her lows are up. 49 pacifica, 50 would sign fifties for many stanford 53 los altos 53 50, five's popular circling the

wagons there at foster city, san mateo, belmont and san carlos. clouds are on the way series of systems will begin to rotate in. the first one is today that's a weak one. but it's going to eventually lead to not only some rain drizzle beforehand that will be late friday saturday and then the main system arrived sunday morning is the way it's shaping up right now. so still some eighties inland, but the combination of high clouds, patchy fog and an onshore breeze equal cooler pattern. and a much cooler pattern going in friday into sunday, so 60 seventies eighties on the temps and we are looking for cooler weather. the big drop will be tomorrow and then if everything continues to march in his advertised rain on sunday morning. steve thank you. you may have noticed gas prices are soaring even higher will tell you about the station that is charging more than $8 for a gallon of gas. in a fancy new restaurant has coming to san francisco, and it's promising and experience unlike any other

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the ninth inning after a hit with the bases loaded the score one run but couldn't complete the comeback and ended up losing. 5 to 4. san francisco giants are in miami today, playing the marlins. they played a wild game against the philadelphia phillies yesterday in philly. the giants just had five hits in the game, but many came in the sixth inning. where the giant scored five runs. we thought that was going to be enough that some of us fans, however, in the bottom half of the inning, the phillies would score four runs and the giants ended up losing 6 to 5. today's game against the marlins starts at 3 40. baseball fans have some complaints about oakland's coliseum ballpark. the complaints were detailed in a letter from the a's vice president of stadium operations . david rometty, coliseum authority executive director, henry gardner. now some of those complaints include feral cat waste a moth infestation, mold, broken seats and plumbing lakes . the checklist of problems comes after the stadium drew

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petaluma tomorrow. the entire zip trip scheduled for the summer has been unveiled there it is later this summer. we're headed to union city, venetia, santa clara, pacifica, dublin, and martinez sounds like fun. alright we are expecting a major development to be announced and just hours in the case involving a missing east bay woman an update on what we know this morning. the warriors are just four wins away from another nba championship in their way are the boston celtics. we're live from chase center with a look at what's in store for game one. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto breaking news just into our newsroom. a magnitude 4.1 earthquake just hit part of the bay area. it happened at about 507 this morning. the usgs says it was centered on the north side of suisun bay. the north of debate point area. viewers from antioch in pittsburgh are the ones who are telling us. they felt that

the most it was a strong jolt. it woke a lot of people up. we also received calls from san francisco and bart started running trains at reduced speed so they could conduct track inspections. welcome to mornings on too. you know you're not seeing things up south castaneda here sitting next to pam to have you here. thank you. pam clark. a nice day off. good morning. thank you for joining us. thursday morning. june 2nd. we're hearing from a lot of you who felt that quick, so thank you. for all that information. it's always great to hear from all of our viewers and steve redwood city pacifica. i mean, they're feeling it. we did not feel it hidden here, though, here didn't feel a thing, which is interesting. uh we're feeling some cooler attempts, though. yes we are. there's pretty good fog bank out there higher clouds up above so the cooling has begun and sure looks like some june. rain is on the way for sunday fifties on the temps cloudy to mostly cloudy with the low clouds and the higher clouds. you can see there is the higher clouds up above that veil of higher clouds in the lower class below equals in onshore breeze and cooler today that the

cooling begin patchy low clouds , breezy mix of sun and clouds, but a lot of low clouds are in place. so temperatures 60 seventies and now eighties let's get back to the news with pam and south. alright steve, we're going to take a quick look at some of these traffic cameras for you here just to let you know that things are okay. this is highway 24. there has been a little slowing on highway forward this morning. you may have seen that earlier. nothing unusual about that if you're driving over to the tunnel and through to the other side at the bay bridge, we should be okay. this morning. we've been looking at the toll plaza. there is a little bit of a delay. this is about maybe eight minutes before you make it onto the span. and get into san francisco and again. bart is recovering from some earlier delays. they had to run the train slower after the earthquake. fog as steve has been talking about golden gate, although it is not really affecting traffic time now, 601 oakley police say they have a significant update on the alexis gabe case, and the chief will make a statement later this morning. gave us a 24 year old oakley woman who was last seen

in january at the home of a former boyfriend at antioch. her car was found abandoned and with the keys inside the following day. a reward fund for information in the case stands at $100,000 police chief is expected to have an update at 11 o'clock this morning. fire crews are gaining ground on that fire burning in napa county, and it's now 30% contained. firefighters have kept it from growing after 570 acres burned, and that made it possible for the people who had been evacuated to return to their homes. many of the people who live in the area remember the atlas fire burning in the same general area just five years ago. john corner sat lost his home in that fire. he has retired. he's a napa city firefighter retired, and he and his wife decided to rebuild, but they took every precaution possible in case another fire threatened their homes, so their new home as internal sprinklers at 2500 gallon water, take cement board siding and the fire

hydrant out front. the best you can do is do what you can to prepare for the next time. i never thought it would get down this far on soda canyon. i feel very confident that this place will not burn again. now he says he was concerned when he saw his neighbor's decide to evacuate. but, he says, even though the threat of fire is possible, as long as he lives in soda canyon, he and his wife plan to stay in the area they love. time now, 603 this month marks the beginning of a new chapter for the oakland police department. it's taking the first steps towards coming out from federal oversight that's lasted 20 years. the federal oversight was part of the settlement from a 2003 class action lawsuit that claims for oakland police officers called the writers racially profiled and beat citizens and falsified police reports. john burress was one of the attorneys who represented the citizens. we're on the right track now, and i'm very hopeful that we will get through this next year. and more important, as i've said last generation of more apologize that it took so

long, but there was so much change that needed to occur in this department. the settlement included 51 separate reform measures, and the department says it is not complying with 50 of those and has six months to meet the last one, which is creating equal disciplinary measure for all officers if it can do that. and maintain its current record that's building trust in the community. the federal oversight will end and the city's police commission will take over on may 31st of next year. the san jose city council has been directed to take a look at how police investigate alleged misconduct by officers or any city employee during a joint meeting of rules and open government committee yesterday, members voted to send the item to the san jose city council for session. the council meets june 21st to discuss the measure. mayor sam liccardo believes there needs to be changed following two high profile incidents involving misconduct by city employees. police arrested a 16 year old who they say tried to recruit

other people to participate in an attack at an east based school. investigators say the target was berkeley high school police searched the boys home. after receiving a tip last month , they found parts to build assault rifles, several knives, explosives and electronic items that could be used to create more weapons. the teenager surrendered to police. earlier this week, berklee school officials talked about the incident at last night's school board meeting. supporting our students has never been more important as we collectively try to make sense of senseless murders in gun violence, become the school every day to make sure our students have a foundation of stability and support and at the same time we worry about our own family safety. we keep showing up because we are needed, but what is actually needed is for all of us to collectively stand up and say no to gun violence. the teenager could face charges of possessing destructive device materials and threatening to commit a crime, which would result in death or great bodily

injury. the school district says it is also conducting its own investigation into the threats. the man charged with starting that massive fire to home depot in the south bay could face a potential life sentence. 27 year old dylan gogi made a court appearance yesterday. he's facing at least 30 charges, including multiple counts of arson for the massive fire to home depot store on blossom hill road in south san jose. prosecutors say he intentionally set that fire to cover up the theft of tools and in the process. created a great danger to the public. it was a saturday afternoon with family and employees and people working, so i think my office is very much dedicated to prosecuting this case to the fullest extent. the fire ultimately went to five alarms. the loss in inventory alone was estimated by investigators at about $17 million gogi scheduled to be back in court. june 29th. the golden state warriors are faced the boston celtics tonight in

game one of the nba finals on the doves home court. the celtics had the league's best regular season defense, and they'll be up against steph curry and the warriors, high octane offense. interviews emma gazans live from inside chase center, and i see a sea of gold there where you're standing, emma. yeah so i have a pretty good view from where i'm sitting. i mean, the whole chase center is covered in these awesome t shirts. gold blooded. they say 2022 finals on them. the screens are all lit up to say 2022 finals as well. and this really is a historic moment. partially because this is the first time ever that an nba finals game is being played at chase center since it opened. in 2019, and the seat i'm sitting in is probably very expensive when it comes to tickets and ticket sales are expected to reach record levels if someone wanted to purchase a courtside seat that's still online. today we checked and that would go for over $64,000.

that's the most expensive ticket we found this morning on stubhub. and according to the ticket website, vivid seats, tonight's game has the most expensive average ticket price for any event at the center. that average price close to $900 . the warriors started the season strong in november. they had the best record in the league, but injuries challenge them throughout the season. steph curry suffered a sprained ligament. and bone bruise in his foot back in march, playing against the celtics and was out for 12 games of the regular season. he spoke at a press conference yesterday about the ups and downs of the season. you ride that momentum, and that obviously carries you through some crazy, uh ups and downs throughout the season with injuries and revolving door, the rotation and all that, but and also speaks to no. that's the tablet word. the culture of our organization like it speaks to who we are. and um, what it takes to win at the highest level. coach kerr said. it's

still questionable if gary painting the second otto porter jr and andre iguodala are able to play tonight. all three are recovering from injuries but managed to participate in yesterday's scrimmage. but it was a good sign that all three were able to have contact today. fema for tonight's game is at six o'clock reporting live from chase center demagogues. ktvu fox two news. alright, very exciting. thank you, emma. pride month. activities and celebrations are underway here in the bay area later this hour. the tensions that still surround who will be allowed to march in san francisco's pride parade. and democrats on capitol hill continue to push their republican counterparts for changes to gun laws, the latest proposal that is expected to be voted on today.

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more funerals today for victims of the school shooting, and you've all the texas that killed 21 people. last week. mourners came together yesterday for the funeral of rob elementary school teacher irma garcia and her husband, joe. garcia's has been died two days after the shooting from an apparent heart attack after visiting the memorial for the 21 victims. fourth grader jose flores was also laid to rest. one of the young survivors of the massacre spoke out about what she witnessed and she said mrs garcia pleaded with the gunmen trying to protect her students. she started guarding us. and my friend, a memory. she's it started. turn to call the police with her friends, phone and. did that he started saying. you'll die. the valley school police chief says he is working with texas law enforcement in the investigation , but he is facing criticism for

ordering officers to wait in the hallway instead of confronting the gunmen. the girl scouts are paying tribute to one of the young victims with their highest honor 10 year old ameri. joe garza was awarded the bronze cross by the girl scouts. it is given to those who try to save someone's life. amory was one of the children who called 911 or friend just mentioned that on the cell phone in the midst of the shooting before she was killed. there's been another mass shooting this time at a medical complex in tulsa, oklahoma. four people died and several others hurt when a gunman opened fire. police say they saw people running out of the building and followed the sound of gunfire. patients and workers say they couldn't believe what they were seeing and hearing. i'm very shaken up . i mean, i have seen it on tv. there's last couple of weeks, and it's just startling. just have to go through that. tosser police say the gunman died after shooting himself. it's not clear

what the motive the gunman may have had for the attack. associated press reports that have been 12 shootings in the country where four or more people have died since the beginning. of january. today the house judiciary committee plans to vote on a gun control measure. it's called the protecting our kids act. the legislation would raise the buying age for semi automatic rifles from 18 to 21. ban the sale of new high capacity ammunition magazines. it would also establish a national red flag law allowing authorities to temporarily confiscate guns. from those who are deemed a danger, and it would create a grant program to buy back large capacity magazines. most of those house bills have almost no chance of clearing the senate. had we had a red flag law plus a ban on those types of weapons being sold to men under the age of 21. i don't think you the chances of us having to give all the shooting our way diminished. we have a second amendment to

the constitution. we take it seriously. now a bipartisan group of senators met earlier this week looking for some kind of compromise, but expectations on the passing of any of the law is bills remain low. time now. 6 15, california state lawmakers are moving closer to approving supervised injection sites designed to provide a people a place to legally use drugs and prevent overdoses. an assembly committee advanced a bill that would allow test programs in oakland, san francisco and los angeles. the bill now goes to the full assembly. it has already been approved by the state senate. supporters say the supervised injection sites would save lives and take some of the open drug use off the streets. opponents say government sanctioned injection sites encourage drug use there are new concerns that rising sea levels could bring contaminants to the surfer hunters point naval shipyard now the san francisco civil grand jury says

that could include potential radioactive substances. the grand jury recommends that the city hire experts scientists to examine the risks in detail. the city has plans to build thousands of homes at the site after cleanup of the site is complete. state lawmakers have announced an agreement on a budget for the upcoming fiscal year. the proposal includes $8 billion in assistance to help californians deal with the rising cost of gas and consumer goods, and that includes the governor's idea to give checks to vehicle owners. lawmakers have also agreed to provide $10 billion in tax credits to lower income families, small businesses and nonprofits. the full state assembly and senate are expected to vote on it before sending it to the governor's desk for approval. san francisco mayor london breed unveiled her proposed $14 billion city and county budget. mayor breed is asking for the city's ambassador program to continue as well as for more investment in the city street crisis response teams. she

credits the program with helping to make progress and addressing homelessness in the city. since 2000 and 19 the unsheltered homeless population dropped by 15. and since taking office in 2000 and 18, we've been able to get 6500 people off the streets. and public safety. the mayor's budget seeks to add 200 more police officers by boosting entry level pay and offering incentive bonuses to help retain the current staff of officers. area mothers say they are feeling the effects of the baby formula shortage during a roundtable discussion, one new mother told south bay congressman ro khanna she has driven all over the south bay to try to find formula for her two month old son. congressman connor says he hopes the us will soon adopt and accept european standards for formula to quickly import more supplies. it's been really scary. my son being two months old, he can only eat

formula and he can't have anything else. i can't make something at home for him or find something else, so not having it available at our local stories has been really disconcerting. representative of first five california a group that focuses on children and families suggest those looking for formula ask family or friends to check stores in their areas. well, if you think gas prices are high here in the bay area, one gas station in los angeles is actually charging more than $8 a gallon that's in downtown los angeles. the average price of gas just about just more than $6 a gallon like here. people are accusing, though, that chevron station of price gouging, the attorney general's office says it has warned gas companies about market manipulation but says the state price gouging law only goes into effect. if there is a declaration of emergency, i've heard from many people that chevron tends to be higher than other places. i mean, people

will drive. quite a ways to get the cheapest gas just wondering if did we see any video of people actually getting that $8 gas must be, you know, it's there's a there's sometimes there's convenience, right? you just have to get it. you have to get it ready to run over the there's a gas station here near our station. that's one of the highest i've seen. steve i know you've you've kept denying we're doing. we're tossing about traffic. we're going to talk about the poor gas mileage. you're likely to get pam, if you're going to be in stop and go traffic, which is what really does kill your mileage as we take a live look at highway 24 here. it doesn't look too bad and i think a lot of people will say that. you know, we try to avoid slow traffic. but here at the top plaza, this isn't that slow. it's about a 10 minute. wait. there's a lot of idling here, though, and it's going to kill your gas mileage. once you get onto the bridge, it looks better. as we look at the south bay. there's not a lot going on here. this is definitely the time for you to do it because just a little later in the morning, we start seeing it

bunching up from the east to the west, heading up to sunnyvale. and cupertino. 6 19. what about today's weather? here's steve. thank you. we have a cooler pattern. today we got a mix of some sun and clouds inland. pretty good fog bank, though making already decent push over the bay, and that's going to lead to some cooler weather so combination of low and high clouds cooler, breezy. as an onshore breeze. more clouds for friday cooler for all clouds continue to roll in saturn, and it looks like rain, not showers. rain moves in on sunday morning , so it's some rain likely on sunday for june, and if you're up towards the north, as in santa rosa area, maybe to the russian river. 0.202 a half inch of rain is possible here far less to the south. but it looks like everybody's in on this unless mother nature throws us a curve forecast projections have actually been ramping this up a little bit. this looks like you know, uk with two thirds of an inch with i mean that that's an eye opener there. but santa rosa with 20.33, sacramento with 0.34 . that's pretty good. san francisco with 18 100 doesn't

mean it's right, but they're trending weather, not dryer, which is a rarity. we do have a lot of high clouds streaming over us and underneath that a cooler forecast because the increase in the low cloud deck so sixties seventies and eighties now and cooler thursday, and temps will drop even more so tomorrow. low fifties upper fifties to a few sixties on attempts cloud cover kind of holding up things a little bit. 51 seems popular here for boulder creek felt and also capitola. but 56, santa clara, also saratoga. and mid fifties here on these temps. only a few degrees here, lot of energy coming across and might even be a little bit of a tropical tap by the time the system arrives on sunday. this is area of low pressure. that's what we call the trough right there, and i think you see the dip in the jet stream. that's opening the door to a cooler pattern. there will be drizzle. if it isn't this morning. then it will be late tonight. tomorrow probably saturday morning, but the main system arrives on sunday morning, and it looks pretty good. i would have a plan b ready to go. in case you have some outdoor

plans. i know there's a lot lot going on in june. you get to the weekend, but mostly cloudy cooler saturday does look like right now reigns sunday morning, 60 seventies eighties today on the temps, and then they'll drop tomorrow we'll take that into a cooler and what could be some drizzling rain weekend, pam? all right. thank you, steve. there's a push in the south bay to get more people registered to vote. we have some of the latest numbers and the reason younger people are encouraged in particular to get out and make their voices heard. and a scary moment after a young man line was spotted inside the san mateo county school, the quick thinking efforts from a school employee to get that big cat in a safer place.

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from the classroom yesterday after it was holed up for several hours. they say the male cat is just about 6 to 8 months old underweight and has a badly fractured tooth. zoo officials say he's too young to be able to survive on his own since mountain lions spend the first two years of their lives with their mothers. now, as you might imagine, having a mountain lion on campus with something students and teachers won't soon forget. greed this all has to happen on a regular wednesday, which is like pretty amazing, but also not at the same time. so it was not a regular wednesday after all, and teacher spotted the mountain lion cub at 8 20 yesterday morning on a pathway near the school and started yelling to alert others . the mountain lion was spooked by the noise and ran into the building. i. put my stuff down. went in. moved this. like what floor sign out of the way just closed the door. with the mountain lion trapped california fish and wildlife officers arrived and sedated the cubs so

it could be removed. well pride month is underway in the bay area, with the first celebrations wrapping up last night, but there is also some political division leaders from the castro transgender and leather lgbtq. cultural districts say they won't attend today's ceremony to raise the pride flag in san francisco, and that's after mayor london breed said. she would not attend the pride parade unless police are allowed to wear their uniforms while they walk in the parade, transgender activists honey mahogany is one of the city's official pride celebration hosts and hopes the tension won't throw cold water on the celebration. it needs to be much more coming together in francisco. i think we have been so fraught so politically divided lately. the sf pride board will meet next week and see if members can resolve some of the issues so everyone can work together on the biggest issues they face. organizers of the san francisco pride festival

and parade are standing by their decision to not allow uniformed officers. this year's parade and festival will be the first in san francisco since before the pandemic 2019 the celebration will take place during the last weekend of june. the parade will take place sunday, june 26th more than 200. participants in groups have signed up to march in the parade. new technology that could make it easier to spot wildfires before they grow out of control. later this hour, we'll explain to you how a statewide camera system works to make that happen. and extended hours at the dmv. the reason many locations are opening up at seven o'clock this morning.

we'e done to finally remove that supervision. and game one of the

nba finals starts tonight and look at what to expect when the warriors take on the celtics tonight in san francisco. from ktvu fox. two news. this is mornings on t. and that is the opening bell on the new york stock exchange. as we take you there live, a new report shows job openings dropped by 455,000 in april, however. there is still a very large gap between the number of jobs available and the number of people looking for work little bit of a mismatch. part of it. the difference about 5.5 million. right now, it looks like a little bit of a mixed opening on wall street, but still some concerns about the economy while while your business news coming up thank you for joining us here on mornings on to pam cook castaneda. today is thursday, june 2nd, and we're going to get right to the weather. with steve , because i really can't believe we're going to have rain in june. well everything is now.

topsy turvy, right? we didn't get it in january, february or march. so we might, as we had in october reminds. we'll get some in june. it's kind of the way it works now. fifties on the temps, low mid upper south breeze there , little more is up to 58 san jose's 57, a lot of high clouds and plenty of low clouds in place. combination of the two will give us a cooler day today, probably partly sunny. partly cloudy day. cooler over by the coast and also well inland. today, low clouds breezy those higher clouds as well leading to 60 seventies and eighties. tomorrow those inland temps will take about a 10 degree drop. let's get back now to traffic or sell. alright steve 6 31. let's take a look at the bay bridge. it is crowded there. and you will see that the traffic is going to be slow as you drive on the bridge as well. but there are no unusual things on this commute. you also see that in the south bay, this is probably my biggest advice for you. if that is your commute, get on the road now because we don't have anything major yet, and these

things tend to change rather quickly as soon as 6 30, maybe even seven o'clock, we'll start seeing a little bit more slow traffic getting up to that west valley. at 6 31 we go by our breaking news into our newsroom of magnitude. 4.1 earthquake hit parts of the east bay this morning. it happened just after five o'clock. the u. s geological survey say it was centered on the north side of soon babe north of the bay point area and viewers from antioch in pittsburgh. tell us they felt a strong jolt. walk some people up while they were still sleeping. we were in concord this morning and talk to people who felt it. a little weird to have a little line first to customers of the day just opened up and somebody said, you feel that and i just thought it was a semi growing by and then i look up and all the tvs are just horribly back and forth, and i realized i actually having an earthquake. according to the usgs website. people felt it quick as far away as santa cruz to the south and roosevelt

to the north. oakland police are a big step closer to lifting some federal oversight. andre senior joins us now live talking about the department now in a one year probation period after being under some close scrutiny by the federal government for the past 20 years, andre good morning to you, pam. the fighter will oversight was part of a settlement reached back in 2000 and three after a class action lawsuit was filed by 119 people. in oakland, they said four oakland officers who became known as the riders beat them falsified police reports racially profiled them and planted drugs on them. one woman says she was a victim 20 years ago when she was pulled over by police. she says she has never been involved in drugs, but an officer planted a bag of white substance on her and that change your life. does he have any if against the car at the back and then you suck his hands in my pockets? look what i found. so then i went to jail. for the first time in my whole life. and i didn't understand. why?

because i didn't do anything wrong. um well, she was arrested and faced drug charges and says she was forced to sell her home that she had just bought and quit her real estate job. she moved out of oakland and changed her careers. when the writers case finally came to court, the judge ordered the police department to make 51 reforms. the department says it has checked off 50 of them off the list, and it is working to resolve the final one. creating equal disciplinary measures for all police officers. we want to be a police department that people trust. we want to be focusing our efforts to address violence while not actually being harmful to our community right track now and i'm very hopeful. we will get through this next year and more important as i've said plastic generation of most the u. s justice department says it will drop its supervision of oakland's police department if there are no other complaints this year, and if that happens, the city's police commission will take over as watchdog of

the police department, which is how it works in nearly all major cities. across the country back to you, andre. thank you. the san jose city council has been directed to take a look at how police investigate alleged misconduct by officers or any city employee. during a joint meeting of the rules and open government committee yesterday, members voted to send the item to the san jose city council for consideration. council meets june 21st to discuss the measure. mayor sam liccardo believes there needs to be changed following two high this conduct by city employees. bay d people to vote in next tuesday. statewide primary election organizers were out yesterday in the final rally to get more people to cast their ballots. i feel like a lot of people, especially in my generation don't vote and they don't get involved in community events like this, and i think it's really important for san jose as a whole to be represented by their entire community, not just a small portion san jose voters

will cast ballots for measure be. that measure will allow voters in san jose to choose a mayor at the same time they vote for us president. if passed, the mayor would serve a four year term starting in 2024 voters on tuesday, will also choose a new district attorney, a new sheriff and a new mayor. so far fewer than 10% of voters statewide have returned ballots for the primary, according to the chronicle, just about two million ballots have been returned out of nearly 22 million sent to registered voters. people can drop off those ballots in the mail or return them to any voting center, but they must be postmarked and signed by june 7th. parents and community members say they're occupying an elementary school in oakland to protest the school districts decision to close it. the oakland unified school district officially closed parker elementary last week. as part of a plan to consolidate several schools because of declining enrollment and the budget deficit. but parents and community members are now camping out at the school and

offering what they call summer classes. organizers say classes are being taught by volunteers and parents ranging from math and chess to double dutch and roller skating. this way too important to shut down way too important. that's why we're here . that's what we're doing everything in our power to keep our buildings open because they're needed. in response, the oakland unified school district sent us a statement saying, quote we recognize that some individuals are upset at the closure of parker, we would ask that they choose a different means of protest, one that doesn't disrupt the normal year end procedures of staff and the need to close out the year. today is the day the warriors meet the boston celtics and chase center for the first game of the nba finals. for the warriors. this will be their sixth trip to the finals in the last eight years. the first time in 58 years they will take on the boston celtics. our cameras caught yesterday's final practice their chase center clay thompson, draymond green, steph

curry, everybody out there and excited, staying loose ahead of tonight's tip off. with this is the ultimate goal of getting back on this stage. uh, the chance to play for another championship like clay coming off, unreal rehab broke my hand . draymond was injured with a bunch of different stuff. we had a lot of young guys coming into the fold and trying to reclaim our chemistry is a core but also, you know, get those guys up to speed and how they can help us and help them with impact winning. you look up and all the work that you put in over last, you know, two years paid off, got four more wednesday to make it all worth it. but it's a good feeling. nice to see all those highlights that to the celtics, they want to fewer games than the doves this year. 51 games to the warriors. 53 boston is a team with a storied history, though winning 17 titles, the last championship 14 years ago in 2000 and eight so for this squad of celtics, the finals are a brand new experience the

warriors definitely a little more experience with that ticket sales expected to reach record levels, according to ticket website. vivid seats. tonight's game has the most expensive average ticket price. for any event at chase center since the opening in 2019, the average ticket going for about $873 prices for tonight's game, they've dropped a bit at last check with ticketmaster, the least expensive ticket. $663 still more affordable than ticket prices cast when the warriors played the raptors in the 2019 finals at their old home oracle arena. the cover of the latest madden video game will feature the legendary coach and broadcaster himself, john madden. he will be on all three new additions. we know that one cover will include him as a coach. and another as a broadcaster. this cover here is a remake of the original madden video game, which was released in 1998. it includes the world the words. thanks. coach man was last on the cover of his namesake video game. in 1999.

that's pretty cool. it's synonymous with electronic arts and football and wondering if some of the young people who play the game we just call it madden and there must be at least one person out there who didn't know right? who is this person? a it? yeah that's true than one cell. okay, right? um we had that earthquake. let's get to that. 507 this morning a 4.1 near bay point near bay point about four miles. so if you're just waking up, we had reports of being felt pretty far away, actually. animals has felt it in martinez. a couple of things on my desk fell and broke. that's first thing we've had anybody talking about anything like that happening, but there's been reports folio, redwood city pacific. and so the big news weather wise, though it looks like rain is on the way for june. cooling begins today makes his son high clouds and low clouds. some drizzle, probably late friday saturday. right now. sunday heaviest amounts to the north around santa rosa to russian river

could fall in the category of two tents to maybe a half inch plus for areas to the north, which would be an eye opener for this time of year. look at you. i mean, look, i a uk at two thirds of an inch of rain to reading an inch of rain. that's it. that's that deserves a while. farther south, lesser amounts, but still it does look like a system is on the way for sunday morning. higher clouds coming in mixes some higher clouds and some low clouds will give us a cooler day. 60 seventies, mainly eighties mid eighties inland yesterday after some low nineties fifties and attempts to a few low sixties and their conquered at 61, but most locations have been in the fifties due to the cloud cover. there's a lot of energy coming across. in fact, there might even be a little tropical tap from that system right there, setting up shop in the gulf of alaska. you can see the dip in the jet stream that's carving itself out over us will eventually kind of work its way towards us. giving us some drizzle late friday saturday. the main system, though, is on tap for sunday morning is the way it looks right now, unless something dramatically changes. i would plan on it so cooler for

all as we head into the next couple of days, and right now everything looks to be showing rain on sunday morning, especially north 60 seventies eighties on attempts today. tomorrow those inland temps drop to the seventies and what looks to be a rather cool weekend for june for sure. all right. thank you, steve. guess what. tomorrow morning morning's onto is hitting the road. we're gonna hope you join us for the first zip trip of the summer every summer mornings onto the nine visit cities and towns around the bay area and this week we are headed to petaluma to show you everything the city has to offer will take you down the petaluma river take you through some of the old buildings of downtown petaluma, get a taste of the best restaurants and uncover some facts. even some of you locals might not know. we sure to join us from mornings onto the nine in petaluma tomorrow, and there is the entire zip trip schedule it has been unveiled later this summer. we're headed to union city to santa clara, pacifica, dublin and martina pacific of people at

and i use that ended a sentence with a preposition there on purpose on purpose. plans are underway for a new restaurant on top of the salesforce transit center will tell you what makes this concept unique from others can't wait. love that look, and now let's check in with gaseous for what else is coming up here on morning sun too. good morning, you two when i join you in studio, a former executive of a bay area solar company that's now defunct, is going to prison. prosecutors said he was part of a billion dollar ponzi scheme will explain also, airlines are in need of qualified pilots. still to come, will run down the $100 million investment by one carrier. stay with us. for controller, yvonne yiu.

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ands the fanfare and, of course, the royal family celebration is expected to last for four days, beginning with the military parade known as trooping the color. bit state and federal governments are working together to set up california's wildfire readiness and response. cal fire the state's office of emergency services and california's air resources board took part in a virtual meeting, senator alex padilla joined them to discuss safety plans. he talked about president biden's infrastructure law approved last year, and that includes funding for putting power lines underground. it provides $3.4 billion for wildfire risk reduction. california having learned from

many years has certainly stepped up to increase our mitigation efforts are preparedness strategies and our suppression capabilities. uh and now that i'm working to ensure that the federal government does its part to help protect our state from the devastation of wildfires. padilla also talked about his proposal called the fire act, which would allow fema to set up in advance of wildfires like the agency does before hurricanes or tornadoes. california has already seen about 2300 wildfires this year. technology is a key component and firefighting response alert. wildfire .com is a network of high definition cameras and sensors that can detect when a fire starts. the faster crews learn about a fire, the faster they can send ground crews and tanker planes. the alert system includes almost 1000 cameras in california, 600 of them supplied by pg and e. i can go look and immediately confirm if i see smoke or fire and tells you the

name of the cameras, you can go here and go directly to the camera. you can blow this up into full screen. okay, you can escape and go back to ah! here. alert wildfire was developed jointly by uc san diego, the university of nevada, reno and the university of oregon. contra costa county has a new fire station con fire in the east contra costa fire protection district held a ribbon cutting ceremony to officially open station 95. it is located on east cyprus road in oakley close to bethel island. that fire house was actually built two years ago but didn't open due to a lack of staffing. that station is in an area where many homes have been built in recent years. the citizens of bethel island. the citizens of summer lakes, the citizens of eastern oakley. your response times with this engine in quarters. will be reduced by half of what they are today. the

fire station opening is part of the expansion of con fire in the region. starting today, the dmv's extending hours at 64 locations across the state officers will open at seven in the morning on all weekdays except wednesday at many bay area locations, including conquered daly city, fremont, redwood city and san francisco. the extra hours will last until september and are happening so californians can get their real id starting may next year that real i d or a valid passport will be needed the board airplane flights san francisco giants are in miami today, playing the marlins. they played a wild game against the philadelphia phillies yesterday , the giants had just five hits in the game, but more came in the sixth inning when the giants scored five runs. however in the bottom half of that inning, the phillies scored four runs. the giants lost 6 to 5. today's game against the maryland starts at 3 40, the oakland a's have the night off before hosting a weekend series against the boston red sox. the team had

frustrating loss to the houston astros yesterday was looking like a no hitter by astros pitcher justin verlander until elvis andrews hit a double that brought chad binder home there. you can see it christian better court was the next batter, he hit a two run homer to give the ace elite. however. the astros took that lead right back for good in the ninth after a hit with the bases loaded. the a's would score one run, but they couldn't complete the comeback and lost 5 to 4. baseball fans have some complaints about the state of oakland's coliseum ballpark. they were detailed in a letter from the a's vice president of stadium operations david rometty to colosseum authority executive director henry gardner. now some of those complaints include feral cat waste a moth infestation, mold, broken seats and plumbing leaks . the checklist of problems comes after the stadium drew criticism over having the lowest attendance of any mlb team in the first month of the 2022 season. a new restaurant in

membership club is coming to san francisco, the show group announced. it's opening a rooftop restaurant at the salesforce transit center. the restaurant will feature japanese food in a fine dining environment. will sell memberships, which will offer access to what says what they say is an immersive experience and also have access to concierge. the restaurant is expected to open sometime next year. it looks pretty good from these renderings beautiful. the salesforce park and plaza. there is so pretty and rooftop restaurant, you and i have both been to new york. uh rooftop restaurants are some of my favorite for sure. that's right . you know what it's goes on instagram. so they get a lot of business that way, right? so it's and we have a beautiful area food pan when they go out my daughter say your food what do they say? um the phone eats first. before that dishes to serve. take your instagram photos right, so let's talk

about the traffic at the bay bridge here. i want to show you that it is going to be a little bit slow. which is typical for this time of the morning. that's not unusual. there is also some congestion on the span. this is a look at interstate 80 that looks good past the coliseum and on 5 80 as well. south bay is beginning to get a little bit of slowing on 101 and 87. but for the most part, we're still off to a pretty nice start when it comes to the commute. into that west valley at 6 50 to today's weather is going to be warmer or cooler, steve cooler sound, we'll start with the, uh, possibility, though, of rain moving in. when would that be? that would be on sundays when we're looking for that to happen. eventually i'll get to it here. and when you do so many hits, right salvation. sometimes you don't load the show. tell me about it. i'm telling you about it. alright rain is on the way and that won't be until sunday, though. thursday and friday. today and tomorrow it will be about cooler weather, maybe a little drizzle more likely

saturday morning. but it sure looks like unless again. there's a fly in the ointment, or the forecast models were out late last night. everything is online for what could be some pretty good rain for june. i mean, these totals are eye popping here to see this much uk at two thirds of an inch santa rosa third, that would be a half inch plus for parts of the russian river. maybe even down towards mount tamil, pious even out to sacramento. this is a warmer system so it would be rain up in the mountains. not expecting snow. but look at your recon ancient, two thirds far less to the south. we'll see if this holds still three days away. higher clouds coming in mixes. some sun breaks in there already with some higher clouds and some low clouds, but it's still a cooler forecast. as the onshore breeze kicks in 60 seventies coast in bay, mainly mid eighties inland, though coming down from the low nineties of yesterday, there's always an outlier or two, but everyone will cool off starting tomorrow. fifties on the attempts to low sixties i think we're stuck due to some of that higher cloud deck. there's a lot of energy coming across the pacific. in fact, there might even be a little tropical tap from our low in the gulf of alaska and the

associated little little dip right there in the jet stream, which is starting to work its way towards us now it's not going to punch all the way through. it's just going to set up shop and sending impulse after impulse, maybe a little drizzle taking us into late saturday or early sunday when that system arrives. looks like sunday morning, right now around 10 am or so is the way it looks so high clouds sun breaks today, but cooler weather rain on tap for sunday morning, so i would have a plan b for right now, unless something drastically changes. looks like it's on the way 60 seventies eighties on the temps. we will see cooler weather friday, then clouded up on the weekend. it does look like rain sunday morning. all right, we will plan. thank you, steve. students and teachers sheltered in place after a mountain lion made its way into a classroom coming up the reaction from staff and wildlife experts about the condition of the lion. and helping some students with student debt coming up next we'll tell you who is getting a break.

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in e territory in eastern ukraine, but ukrainian troops are not giving up and soon they will receive additional advanced weapons from the u. s and germany. the russian government has accused the us of quote, adding fuel to the fire by sending ukraine advanced rocket systems with a range of nearly 50 miles. the biden administration says it asked

ukraine for assurances that they would not use the systems to strike inside russia. it's russia that is attacking ukraine , not the other way around. there is a strong trust bond between ukraine and the united states. the advanced rocket systems will be delivered to ukraine in the coming weeks. they area mothers say they are feeling the effects of the baby formula shortage during a roundtable, one new mother told south bay congressman ro khanna . she has driven all over the south bay to try to find formula for her two month old son. congressman connor says he hopes the us will soon adopt and accept european standards for formula to quickly import more supplies. it's been really scary . my son being two months old, he can only eat, uh, formula and he can't have anything else. i can't make something at home for him or find something else so not having it available at our local stories has been really

disconcerting. a representative of first five california, a group that focuses on children and families suggests those looking for formula ask their family or friends to check as well in stores in their areas. more than half a million students who went to a for profit college will automatically have their student loans canceled. the biden administration announced any loans used to pay for classes at corinthian colleges, including healed and everest colleges will be forgiven. the decision applies to all 560,000 students. who borrowed money to go to corinthian colleges between 1995 and 2015. when the company shut down that totals $5.8 billion, and it's the largest loan cancelation in the history of the u. s department of education. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto brisk start to the day. thanks for being with us. i'm gasia mikaelian andre senior. it is coming up on seven o'clock

right now. today is thursday, june 2nd. and of course, today is the day the warriors are going to be playing in the finals. can't wait for that excitement tonight. this is the morning i had to go back inside the house. and grab my sweater because steve paulson called hit me as soon as i walked out the door, i noticed it myself. six o'clock game time, andres, i think, and i have our book club meeting tonight. okay make it what happened? yeah salbi reading from this chapter is again. all right. we have a little bit of a change here today. that's a mix of sun. high clouds and some low clouds. dance is a beautiful morning. up here just over fog over the o'farrell gray looking towards beautiful but dag obey. thank you, dan for that, yes, some sun breaks in there, especially to the north. lot of high clouds. some low clouds combination, though, that and an onshore breeze equals a little cooler pattern today. bigger drop will be tomorrow as a system approaches, and it still looks like temperatures will be dropping even more so over the next few days, 60 seventies and eighties. speaking of sal here he is at seven o'clock in the morning. book club