popular east bay movie theater that's been closed for 40 years is getting a new life is in the final stages of a comeback. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. morning i'm pam cook thursday morning. june 16th. warrior day. it's friday evening , friday eve, but warriors play tonight. we have a little blue going on check in with steve paulson. hopefully it is cooling down today. it is indeed you too. okay started late yesterday i started to cool down on the coast that breeze kicked in a weak little system dragging across this, but that's all it takes, and there's a lot going on out here for the middle of june. no doubt about it. so the onshore breeze is really the main message. here is high temperatures begin to come down so cool as a rule at least all the way into about saturday or sunday. some fog there's more north and south, but there will be some sun clouds breezy

cooler. so that means sixties and seventies on your tents, all right. we'll say good morning to mr sal castaneda. steve good morning. we have to start off with a crash in south san francisco. it sat down one on one near grand avenue. almost all the lanes are blocked. there is one line getting by, but they've issued a sig alert, which means that they think it's going to be there for a while. south bend one. oh, one near grand avenue. it's minor injuries. but there are injuries and the fire department and the vehicles are blocking lanes. so if you're heading down to the airport for that really early fight, or you just going down the peninsula you might want to think about using 2 80 instead of one on one hitting on south. also looking at 80 south near marina, they were picking up a crash there that's not as serious and at the bay bridge it's light. four oh, one. let's go back to the headlines a deadly crash last night, although two lane road in

eastern contra costa county has left one person dead, four others hurt. it happened not far from the byron airport and chp investigators say a car and suv collided just south of camino diablo. investigators say the driver of an acura was swerving across that narrow highway just before the collision. the two vehicles struck each other kind of semi head on, which caused the suburban to lose control over the side of the road, strike a poor cause and pull to go down. nine people were in the suburban, including the person who died for other passengers were treated for moderate injuries. chp thinks they were all foreign workers heading to one of the farms in brentwood. the driver of the accurate tried to run away, but the chp tracked him down. the byron highway was closed for almost four hours during the investigation, and also wild that toppled poll was removed. happening today. and happening today, a new milestone

reached in san leandro by an east bay landmark lorenzo theater, which has been closed since 1982 took another step towards being restored theater on his sperry in boulevard has remained a part of the community skyline with its very distinctive tower. alameda county bought the building after several groups unsuccessfully tried to restore it. today a building signing signing ceremony will be held at the theater for the start of the final stage of restoration, installing the theater's new roof. when this restoration work is completed, the lorenzo will be a restaurant that features live performances today, east bay congressman eric swalwell will meet with the alameda county sheriff's office and community members. about last weekend's incident at the san lorenzo library. now, investigators say, video that was posted online shows a group that may be linked to the far right organization. the proud boys. disrupted a story our where a drag queen was reading a

book to children as part of the libraries. pride week, the drag queen said. the group yelled homophobic slurs and scared everyone inside the library. president biden signed an executive order to help prevent discrimination against lgbtq. americans is back at the white house. the executive order is aimed at strengthening nationwide protections for lgbtq people in the wake of new laws introduced in some state legislatures over the past year. 300 discriminatory bills introduced in states across this country in texas, knocking on front doors harass investigate parents who are raising transgender children. now the president's executive order includes provisions to prevent suicides among gay youth and increased protections for gay parents and children in the foster care system and people who are trying to adopt alright . our time is world four and tonight in boston, the warriors could win therefore, the nba

championship in h season they are leading the celtics three games to two in the nba finals. the warriors had one last workout at boston's garden before tonight's big game six in ktvu is joe fonzi. is in boston with the warriors. the celtics might just be wondering what it takes to beat the warriors iey kept steph curry overrange, bute warriors with their depth and largely the efforts of andrew wiggins still put boston one game away from elimination. you can bet that curry will bounce back in game six, and then there's an additional element for the warriors. game six play . i realize i'm on a really good streak right now of game sixes, and i don't know how long that will last, but obviously nicknamed earned. i want to live up to it, but the same time i don't want to go in there and play hero ball. i'm just gonna go in there and be myself and do what i've been doing last few games, and i know that will

allow us to be successful. he has a knack for those type of big moments. you just so happen to be game six, and he has no opportunity to add to that the warriors would very much like to get this fourth championship in eight years done in six games. but they know much better than to think it will be easy. we are not scared. we did not fear on the golden state wars. we want to come out and just play the best version of basketball. um, that we can so we're looking forward to game six. we're looking forward to coming out. and getting the win and forcing a game seven. the only way the celtics can be champions now is to force 1/7 game and that's something where they have experience in these playoffs. they beat both the bucks and the heat in seven to get where they are now in boston, joe fonzi ktvu sports, but it would be nice to just get it done now, and boston and the warriors will have some fans there with them. in boston. some took part in a pep rally at san francisco international airport. dancers

and music filled terminal three just before a united airlines flight headed to boston. united has a partnership with the warriors. the airline says it wants to send fans back east with a little dubbed power. it's kind of funny about my ticket a week ago on the prices were sky high after the warriors won all of a sudden boston fans aren't so eager to go to game six. it looks like tickets a little cheaper or sitting outside of a boston gate right now we have dancers for the warriors. i don't know what this is. i thought we were going back home. nope passenger was also given a gold towel to twirl around the rally towel route on the warriors on board the plane as well. alright time is world seven will doctor anthony fauci is recovering now after testing positive for covid. dr fauci, the 81 year old director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, is also president biden's chief medical advisor. dr fauci says his covid

symptoms are mild. he's being treated with packs lebed and anti viral drug he's also fully vaccinated and has had two booster shots. dr fauci, whose isolating and working from home reportedly has not had recent contact with president biden or other top administration officials. very soon, millions more young americans could be eligible to get covid vaccine shots. advisors with the fda voted to recommend the fighter and moderna. kids size formulas for children as young as six months old. both drugmakers say their vaccines were proven to be safe and clinical trials. journalist two shots series of vaccines were between 40 and 50% effective at preventing mild cases of covid in the younger age group. fizer increased its vaccine series 23 doses to give more protection during the omicron virus ways. efficacy in the all available population against macron rises to 80.3%

overall. nationwide only 30% of children between five and 11 years old are fully vaccinated. many parents say they're leaning towards vaccinating their young children as soon as possible. i think that there are a lot of very intelligent. smart scientists who are investigating the vaccines that have done very thorough research. and i'm confident that that is a good thing for my children. i can see why parents might be a little hesitant. but i think it's a good thing, and i think that once it's available will want to get our son vaccinated. the cdc still has to approve these vaccine shots, which could become available as early as next week. well, a recent report finds the way students in san francisco being taught how to read is not working. the curriculum could be to blame. a review from this school year found much of the educational program for k through five students is insufficient in its

ability in teaching elementary school students how to read there are several recommendations from that report to help solve the problem, including better training for teachers and improving the curriculum to better fit the state standard. alright pam. time is 14 steve paulson's back and he says, you'll notice some changes in the temperature. thank you can miss it because it'll be dropping good 10 degrees here for many so weak system is dragging across this right now. fog is there. it's not ramped up or anything, but there will be some low clouds. very cool air for mid june coming in, not only at the surface, but also a lot of you can see. some of that cloud cover is the front begins to make its move to the north. so we will have a cooler pattern today. well that's invisible satellite. you can't see that until it gets light out. i'll have to change that. water temps went down again. san francisco bowie is now 50 bodega bay. 48 point raised. 49 just you get you get those cold temps in a west wind and man, you can feel that on the coaster in the city.

we tapped it out. if it wasn't tuesday, wednesday, we are on the way down, probably all the way friday into saturday. so santa rosa san mateo livermore in san jose. those arrows are all dropping big time. 78 70 77 73 on the forecast size for today, so probably about five days before we see any nineties again. fifties on the temps here for many 52 livermore 53 fremont 53 in the city, 50 in santa rosa and temperatures to the north in the forties. yeah, you gotta go pretty far north, though, towards parts of lake county and also up in the mendocino county. a lot of fifties here. mid fifties or low fifties rohnert park is at 50 degrees mill valley. there are 48 1 observation and napa 55 sonoma 54 west wind west wind south wind west southwest wind. down towards sfo west. 20 expect us to pick up here. so the onshore breezes up early this morning, even all the way out to livermore, which has a west wind. eight mph so not crazy wendy or anything, but it's windy. is that system now it'll dig south. this low is going to dig south over the next couple

of days and eventually end up pretty close to us still looks like some scattered showers to meet to the north and also to these for sure up in the sierra, maybe about northern sonoma county. napa county northwards, so if you have travel plans just keep an eye on things. it's moisture starved, but you'll get some buildups there this weekend here 60 seventies and that's it today and then temperatures continue to drop off the table friday into saturday starts to kick out sunday and better by monday. alright z. thank you time before 12 will new this morning, the leaders of france, germany, italy and romania are now in kiev, ukraine, in a show of european support for ukraine. they were taken on a tour of her pin. that's a suburb of kiev that was the target of repeated russian attacks in the early days of the evasion. french president emmanuel macron said he saw signs of war crimes, and he praised the courage of the ukrainian people who held back russian forces from attacking ukraine's capital. vita employees are calling for more security for both passengers and themselves still to come, the

physical assaults and verbal abuse against transit workers plus and that really is what pushed me to just go for it. that's your cynthia sanchez and she's one of two latinos just elected sheriff here in the bay area. she talked about the family member who inspired her to run. pre-rinsing your dishes?

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today san jose begins to say its final farewell to former mayor and congressman norman mineta. order. there was a private service for family and friends of the man who was known as a trailblazer. he was the first mayor of color in san jose and served in the cabinets of two us presidents. while in congress, he was known as a coalition

builder. norm in his gentle and persuasive manner. with his winning smile. when reach across the aisle, not for his glory and prestige. but to build lasting partnerships to benefit the common good norm set very high standards of professionalism, and we're particularly for integrity. there's a public memorial service this morning at the san jose civic center, starting at 10 30. among the speakers are former president bill clinton, former us defense secretary leon panetta. and former san francisco mayor willie brown. time is 4 16 well, alameda county in january will have a new sheriff voters elected the highest ranking woman in the sheriff's department to become the new sheriff. ktvu rouz amberleigh talked one on one with yesenia sanchez about her main priorities. it's amazing, you know, there's no other way for me to put it to county sheriff

elect yesenia sanchez will be the first woman and latina to hold that office is something that i believe will bring a level of compassion and empathy . sanchez beat out her boss for term. incumbent sheriff greg ahern definitely did not expectn enough votes to forgo of runoff election in november. the hayward native joined the department when she was 19 and rose through the ranks for the past 25 years. for the past two years, she has been the commander of the jails, it definitely needed more focus and attention and that's something that i will be bringing, she says she will increase staffing to address problems there. the department has dealt with lawsuits and costly settlements for the way deputies have handled mentally ill inmates and in custody deaths. sanchez says the current practice of not providing information to their loved ones, which she describes as a failure will change. we

need to start treating people as people, sanchez says. her priorities will include talking to the rank and file about what changes are needed. and holding town hall meetings to address the concerns of alameda county residents. the 44 year old says her own life experience has prepared her for this job. i have experienced homelessness. i've experienced working three jobs in my youth. sanchez pledges she will not cooperate with ice unless there is a federal criminal warrant. she tells me running the jails gave her the confidence and experience she felt she needed to become. sheriff sanchez says the loss of her brother to cancer last year inspired her to run. he was fearless. and so that that resonated with me. and that really is what pushed me to just go for it. sanchez will officially become the new alameda county sheriff after sheriff ahern retires january 3rd. she says she will listen and engage the community as well

as hold department members accountable. in dublin, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. thank you. and alameda county sheriff greg ahern issued a statement congratulating sanchez. he also said quote it has been my honor and privilege to serve as your sheriff for the past 16 years, i will retire from office at the end of my term on january 3rd 2023 after nearly 43 years of public service, my administration will work to ensure a smooth transition. now another latina also unseated a longtime bay area sheriff and coming up we'll hear from christina corpus in san mateo county about her vision for law enforcement. state utility regulators are proposing pg and e pay $12 million in fines for mishandling planned power shutoffs now the california public utilities commission wants to penalize pg and e another power companies in the state for multiple violations. the commission did

not specify those violations, but says its goal is to ensure utility companies follow safety guidelines and properly notify customers about planned shutoffs. five pm time is 4 20 back to steve paulson getting you ready for a thursday on a cooler thursday. cooler forecast for sure will drop a good 10 15 degrees here is a really and unseasonably strong system drops in. it won't have a lot of moisture to work with. but i mean, this is going to be a rare event here to get in mid june to get temperatures only in the upper sixties. by the time we get to saturday for many systems moving through, there will be some higher clouds. some fog is patchy fog. most of it's on the cemetery coast. but we topped it out on tuesday or wednesday. no doubt about it and a huge drop again all the way for inland areas into friday, saturday before you start to see a little bit of a rebound, santa rosa san mateo livermore san jose, those arrows are all down. 78 70 77 73 so a big drop, especially for those inland areas in the upper eighties, low nineties. yesterday sonoma mountain, mount

diablo in ben lomond mountain or in the sixties and seventies there in the fifties now, so the cooler air aloft has arrived. that has broken the inversion. we should start seeing some better air quality. better visibility is the wind picks up. fifties on the temps here mid fifties most low fifties for some couple of forties about low fifties here, castro valley's 51 degrees 52. alamo 52 in kensington, so much cooler here compared to last couple of days. still some sixties. pittsburgh and brentwood. but the onshore breezes in place napa airport 12 . i mean, it's not roaring, but the usual win wind prone areas, you'll see those pick up san bruno gap sfo, already west of 20. half moon bay northwest. not too bad, but even livermore has a westerly breeze. now below you can see there's not a lot with it. i mean, if this were january and february, said this is a huge deal, but for june it is a big deal because the lowest dropping in it just doesn't have a lot of moisture with it. but as it moves in cooler, windy, no doubt about it. but a rare mid

june cool down to get highs about 20 degrees below average here. i still say there will be some scattered showers to the north and to the east as well, probably sonoma county, napa county, mendocino lake and up in the sierra. i would keep an eye on things or northern sacramento valley if you are heading in that direction. 60 seventies today and will continue to cool off these highs all the way into saturday, then a little rebound sunday more so early next week. alright see? thank you, thomas for 22. it started 15 years ago in italy quickly grew into an international powerhouse. now this food market is opening right here in the bear. and some teachers are rallying in the east bay. we're going to tell you why they say adult education in their school district is at in their school district is at risk. child, voice-over: there was an old woman who lived in a shoe. she had so many children, she didn't know what to do. i'm home. child, voice-over: she gave them some broth... without any bread... [siren in distance] and kissed them all soundly...

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and our time is 4 24, california is free lunch for students will continue, even though the nationwide program is ending when the pandemic started, congress approved free school lunches for every student in the

country. it was renewed for the last school year. but the new spending bill does not include funding for the federal programs. california will continue to pay for free meals for all public school students in walnut creek, a group of people protesting a proposed senior community being built on open space near heather farm park. conditioning cure. center petition that be great. thank you. card members of saved seven hills ranch demonstrated against the plan to build up 450 unit senior community. the protesters say they don't want to see the housing or a health care facility. and 600 parking space built on 30 acres of undeveloped land ratio valley boulevard. we want them to understand that this piece of property has been valuable to the community of walnut creek for a long time. back in the nineties, they tried to save it as part of their open

space ordinance, and unfortunately that fell through , but it just shows you that it is a piece of property that is valuable to the community of creek. critics say the development would require massive grading and leveling and removing 400 trees they want to develop to consider developer to consider a less impactful design that fits with the natural surroundings. adult education teachers rallied at the west contra costa county school board meeting in richmond. okay? now the teachers are calling on the school board to save the older adults program. teachers also want to restore online literacy and e s l classes for adults. their main demand is for the district to reach a contract agreement with the adult education teachers union. we're asking for the district tube. to hurry up and make it our final agreements and sign our contract . we've been waiting for four

years. yeah, the first contract. to union negotiators say they received letters from the district last week notifying them that they were being let go now. the district later rescinded that letter, saying it was a clerical error. the west contra costa district board of education, heard angry public comments about some of those issues last night. this is part of a pattern of disrespect towards our adult school program that has only gotten worse with the union busting termination. now rescinded of our new unions, president ken ryan and our vice president. christian pursley. who have been extraordinarily effective lead teachers. and our dsl program for decades. the superintendent says an investigation is underway into why the teachers received the layoff notices now. in a statement, the district also said it is negotiating in good faith, adding quote. we anticipate reaching resolution

on several outstanding issues along with completing a contract with the newly recognized bargaining unit. a stu which stands for adults. school teachers united time is now for 28. later today. the congressional committee investigating the january 6th insurrection hold another hearing, and they may be focusing on the spouse of a member of the supreme court. the 49ers thinking about a different type of football today, while they're crossing their fingers and hoping for a big announcement this afternoon, and don't forget you couldn't have the morning headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter. let's go to ktvu .com slash email sign up for

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down to tonight's game six of the nba finals. we're going to hear from the team as they need

one more victory for another championship and the federal reserve announced its biggest rate hike in nearly 30 years. chairman jerome powell warrants more increases are coming. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning. sad too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's thursday. it's june 16th. we're wearing warrior colors were thinking good things. absolutely it worked last time. so we're claiming it on credit and steve paulson's here with your thursday morning forecast cooler today. we're starting off with fifties on the temps a little bit of cloud cover all versus a weak system drags across, and the onshore breezes is up early here, so it's going to be cooler for all today fifties on attempts. livermore is at 52 degrees or the coolest, but it's close for everyone else. are you going to move? gosh! too many hits. alright, here we go. we'll get to the satellite picture, and there it

is. you can see that system coming across. so look for an onshore breeze today a mix of some patchy fog and some higher clouds cool as a rule. and the breeze will be with us it will pick up as this system inches closer and starts to dig over us into the weekend, sixties and seventies on the temps. here's a man who never has a problem with his computer. always running smooth. my goodness. steve steve ! steve well, we have one issue you did say at the top that one issue back in. oh, seven. i remember that. my goodness. all right, good morning, everyone. you know what we do have good news and santan 101 at grand avenue. we had an earlier crash crash has been cleared and traffic is now recovering is still a little bit slow. but if you wait a little bit, it should be completely recovered. as you look at the bay bridge, it is light, so we're off to a nice start on this thursday. 4 32. let's go back to the headlines tonight. the golden state warriors played the boston celtics in game six of the nba finals. the warriors only need

one more win to claim. therefore the nba championship in eight seasons there now leading the celtics three games to two in the series. tonight's game starts at six pm at boston's td gardens and the warriors. a closing out this series will be really tough. you have to just e . you know, president as much as possible, not worry about the consequences of a win or a loss. and the more you can kind of check your mind and it just being in the moment and staying there. that's the best advice. i can give anybody in that situation because it's going to be the hardest game you probably ever played in your career. uh because of what the stakes are. well the warriors have a record of four and five on the road in the postseason, but they do have history on their side. 84% of the teams that are leading three games of two and nba postseason history go on to win. the series area is alive with excitement over the warriors, sporting goods stores are preparing to sell championship warriors gear,

hopefully local bars are preparing for a big night ahead ktvu as excess on warriors mania and how it's causing some tension between one husband and wife. we'll get like, insanely pack will have wall to wall. sometimes that's the ground. jake duels expecting that stadium pub thursday when the dubs take on the celtics for game six of the nba finals superstar to end with a crowd like that it means more of everything at this walnut creek watering hole. we have two extra servers and extra bartender. um and we're gonna have patty and a couple extra helpers just just in case we need all hands on deck. the kitchen ready to dish out plenty of wings a lot. i love yeah, and upfront up pack supply closet, including the ingredients for the bars. famed warrior drink. the blue balls are like a really like a playful way of doing like a warriors colored shot very good blue gatorade with a little twist and

with warrior blue, now running through his veins ready to make this bold prediction. warriors 110 204. blue and gold fever running high on the streets to so high that it's even creating a warriors made marital rift or two. i think they're going to win. i think we're going to lose and then when the next door warriors gear like hers in high demand. right now, this is the end of it, but not to worry. the staff at sports basement say they'll be ready if the dubs wi. we've got an our sports buyer do when, on thursday, knock on wood , um we're going to be getting a shipment in first thing friday morning and safe to say there will be no shortage of dub nation excitement all across the bay area on thursday, wherever you watch it. tip off. time is at six p.m. in one of craig's axa's ktvu faxed to news thank you, zack. and a lot of will be right there at chase center tonight, the warriors will host

another watch party. both inside and outside tonight, it costs $25 to watch the game inside the arena on the center court screen, but free to watch it outside. both events are sold out. you do have to have a ticket, but you can buy tickets for the indoor watch party on the resale market. a boston area brewery is continuing its feud with the curry family. cisco brewers in nantucket, massachusetts, set up a new sign that reads ayesha curry still can't cook and the owners have now taped two packs of ramen noodles on their sign. i think they're just trying to get attention, right? you will recall after game five stuff without mentioning the brewery war shirt with the phrase ayesha curry can cook to take a jab at the business. alright our time is 4 36 happening today the bay area will find out if it will be hosting world cup soccer matches fifa the international soccer authority will announce this afternoon all of the host locations for the 2026 men's world cup. now the united states

has 17 stadiums and 16 locales that are competing, including levi stadium in santa clara. the los angeles area has two beards , so far stadium and the rose bowl. the united states, canada and mexico are teaming up to host soccer's most important tournament. it's not official, but the general feeling this morning is the u. s will have about 11 host locations, three in mexico to in canada, the united states will have the quarterfinals, the semis and the finals match. we'll expect to see increase in the interest rate you pay on just about everything. that's after the federal reserve raised its benchmark rate by three quarters of a percent. it's the third hike this year, fed chairman jerome powell says. there will be another rate hike in july that could be as high as another three quarters of a point. the central bank hopes to slow the growth of skyrocketing inflation by making the move now. the economy in the country have been through a lot over the past 2.5

years and have proved resilient. it is essential that we bring inflation down. the current picture is plain to see. the labor market is extremely tight. and inflation is much too high. the stock market was encouraged by the announcement, with all three major indexes index is finishing the day with gains of at least 1. but this morning it is the opposite. with the dow looking to lose about 500 points time is 4 38, the house committee in washington investigating the january 6th attack on the u. s. capitol has obtained emails between jenny thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, an attorney, john eastman, who played a key role in trying to overturn the 2020 election. according to the washington post . the emails allegedly show jenny thomas and her efforts to overturn the election were more extensive than first thought. miss thomas also send messages to president trump's chief of staff, mark meadows, and to

arizona lawmakers pressing them to help overturned the election. will the january 6th public hearings resume later today, the committee will focus on president former president trump's efforts to pressure vice president mike pence to overturn the results of the 2020 election , even though he was advised it was not legal. the committee will make the case that the former president's pressure on mike pence contributed to the attack on the u. s capitol building and put the life of the vice president in danger. you can watch today's hearing live beginning at 10 o'clock this morning on ktvu plus on ktvu .com. to drivers and operators are asking for security changes after a string of assaults against them. ktvu lamonica peters reports there were 10 assaults last month alone. i'm just last week an operator was punched. struck broke his orbital bone bleeding all over the place. profusely the

president of 80 you local to 65 , the union that represents wta's drivers and operators says its members being assaulted at work is commonplace. last month, a b t a bus driver was knocked unconscious after santa clara county sheriff say this man attacked him without cost during his break be, ta says from february to april, drivers or operators were assaulted eight times. let's look at some of the contracts of some of the security that that the actual security firm that we have here is it a observe and report or are they actually there to protect people? let's look at the hours that they work. let's see if their around the clock. let's see if there's an actual presence on the on the vehicle. i can tell you that every single item that i mentioned right now check the boxes and no, because that's not what's happening today says they train operators to de escalate confrontations, and they have security officers that patrol the transit system, but it's impossible to have an

officer on every bus and every train that we run here, just as it's impossible to have an officer on every street corner in a town or community says they'll prosecute perpetrators to the fullest extent of the law , and they need the public's help to catch these attackers. they're serving our community and helping people get to where they need to go. they deserve to be treated with respect, and they deserve to be able to do their job without fear of being assaulted or attacked by someone . the union says that they're creating a bay area coalition to lobby to make it safer for all essential workers. lamonica peters ktvu fox two news, monica thank you. time is 4 41 will be to wants to increase the number of female bus drivers. five women are among the new class of bus operator trainees graduated from nine week training program to create a more diverse workforce and also provides well paying jobs for women. bfa's

recruiting more women in particular minorities for nontraditional jobs at the b t. a the tech trainers. line instructors were very helpful, trained us to be successful in our job. we look forward to working with the public. you know, i personally think it's going to be fun. it's gonna be a great challenge. and i think that i enjoy what i'm doing. wta is had a serious shortage of bus operators, especially in the past year. the board of directors recently approved raising the starting salary for bus drivers. 4 42 is the time. i would raise salary for everybody if we could, right? good people have been working very hard through all of this, steve and, uh yeah. anyway including ourselves, huh? mm hmm. it's cooler so that it will be cool us. it will be cooler. that's for sure. temperatures are dropping good 10, maybe 15 degrees here. amazingly deep

system, even though it doesn't have a lot of moisture with it for june to come in almost first official day of summer, we're pretty close here, and temperatures are going to be well below average as we head into friday and saturday, the leading edge of the front is slicing through now there's not a lot there. but boy, the water temps continue to go down. these are not going up any time soon. we'll get a northwest wind probably late saturday, sunday that will keep the beat going for the upwelling. so 48 49 50 about as cold as it's been at least 10 years here for many tuesday wednesday, where the warmest days and today we'll start to drop, and it will bottom out. if it isn't friday. it'll be saturday. santa rosa downtown 84 yesterday. menlo park pretty warm there. 86 palo alto was in there. i did see some upper eighties even near redwood city, livermore, 91 san jose 82 today it's 70 78 74 77 73 so big cool down. higher elevations are dropping have dropped. i should say about 20 degrees compared to yesterday we had seventies per sonoma mountain and ben lomond mountain

out there in the fifties 52 snow around that's a big drop. the wind is up early at mount diablo . it is cranked up there with. of course, when i show it, it's not there. it's northwest, about 45 miles an hour and 53 degrees. fifties on the town, santa rosa's red 50 degrees livermore , 50 to 51 sunnyvale, so there's some cool readings out there. san rafael 53 52 pacifica, montara 47, woodside. right at 50 for atherton and law south those mid fifties around san mateo, belmont, san carlos and foster city. decent onshore breeze. i mean, i expect this to pick up over the next day or two and should really crank up as the low gets closer to us, sfo's west of 20 livermore, west hayward as a west southwest so everything is in place for a big cool down. there's just not a lot of moisture with this system, but any time you get this cold of a load of drop in, even even doesn't have a lot of moisture. it's going to generate going to generate some clouds building up and i still think some shower activity pops up. on saturday, north and east.

especially northern sonoma county. napa county medicine, no like northern sacramento valley and up in tahoe, so again, not not a big system, but this is unseasonably cool for the middle of june 60 seventies upper seventies and then tomorrow we'll continue that. fema dropping the temps all the way into saturday. they'll rebound, though pretty fast going into early next week. all right. thank you. steve doctor anthony fauci tested positive for covid 19 still to come how he's doing this morning and the medication he's taking for treatment plus in the beginning , said there's no way you can do it and that just really pushed me to work harder. breaking down barriers in san mateo county still and calm will introduce you to the new sheriff when i got my card in the mail, i was like what is this envelope? my partner was unsure about using it. it doesn't affect your benefits or anything, there's no application, and you never have to pay it back. if you received it in the mail, it means it's ready to use. i'm glad i didn't throw it out.

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sue businesses for violating state employment laws and keep one quarter of the damages with the rest going to the state. however the supreme court ruling issued today says the current law violates the rights of employers when contracts require their workers to take disputes to individual arbitration. rather than going to court time . now for 48 history is being made by, say mateo county sheriff elect christina corpus defeated the incumbent sheriff, and she will become the first female sheriff in the department's history. ktvu christina brendan, talk to her about the changes she wants to make. excited i am overwhelmed. there's a new sheriff in san mateo county, christina corpus latina, who just made history the first female sheriff of this county since 18 56 since it was established, and i think that says a lot 21 year law enforcement veteran she's currently the chief of police in

millbrae and a captain in the cellar, mateo county sheriff's office. she launched her campaign last year against her boss, incumbent, carlos bolanos , had some push back a lot of pushback, and i just had to learn how to overcome those obstacles that were put in front of me. and i was determined now she's looking ahead at reforms. corpus wants to change the department's policy on the use of stun guns after the 2000 and 18 death of a man named kobe, who was taste several times for jaywalking officers did not face charges once you taste once, and i think that's enough because when you taste somebody more than that, then there's more of a chance that they would go into excited delirium another priority, creating community advisory boards in three different parts of the county to get to know the challenges those communities face. and focusing on attracting and hiring more officers. she wants officers to know they're supported when it comes to their mental health and plans to use mental health crisis professionals to respond to some nonviolent calls. we have to look for people that

have the passion but also have the good hearts. and that are going to do the right thing when they're out in the communities that we serve at 16 corpus says she was at gunpoint and the officers who helped her treated her with compassion and empathy. that set her on a path toward a career in law enforcement. i realized that there wasn't a lot of women in law enforcement, especially women that look like me and i wanted to give back more than 20. years later, the daughter of immigrants from nicaragua and mexico is the county's top cop. there's a lot of work to be done, but i'm ready for the challenge. sheriff carlos bolanos did not respond to our request for comment, but one of his biggest supporters, d a steve wagstaffe says he's already reached out to corpus. he says he told her that he's looking forward to working with her next year, saying quote we have worked together in the past, and i know we will be great colleagues in the future in san mateo county, cristina rendon. ktvu fox two news. thank you, christina. parents looking for baby formula are now encountering a new obstacle. the weather, abbott

laboratories shut down its plant in michigan because of extreme weather, thunderstorms and heavy rains have damaged the plant. abbott says it will resume operations and restart production as soon as possible, but the company says this weather disruption will likely delay distribution. for several weeks. wow alright, time is 4 51 . speaking of whether paulson's here he needs bringing you cooler weather on this thursday . other nature is but i'm helping. how's that? yes we are going to see some cooler weather here. it's starting today and it will drop a good 10 15 degrees here for some as the mother nature's air conditioning is going to kick into gear as a system is slicing through right now, this is highly highly unusual to get this deep of a system for the middle of june. i mean, it's almost officially the first day of summer and temperatures will be well below average on sobriety and saturday. leading edge of that is moving in some higher clouds. so partly cloudy and north mostly sunny to the south. here water temps continue to run incredibly called san francisco bowie has now dropped back down

to 49. i mean, bodega bay 48 point raised. 49 san francisco bowie 49. this is about as cold as it's been this late in the season for at least 10 years. temperatures peaked out yesterday for some, maybe on tuesday. for others. they are all on their way down today and into friday. santa rosa, menlo park, livermore san jose 84 86 91 82 today 78 74 77 73 and some of these, you can drop probably another five. maybe 10. by the time we get to saturday yesterday, sonoma mountain and ben lomond were in the seventies there in the fifties. some amounts down to 52. that's cold air aloft. coming in. the also what we're seeing is their big break breakthrough that inversion that warmer air so that's going to allow significant cooling. will you show up this time? it's mountain. diablo's northwest, about 47 mph. nope. tormenting me 53 degrees. fifties on the temps a couple of forties but fifties for most on the temps to low 50, santa cruz mountains, santa cruz and capital about that 51 campbell's hey, so are we. santa clara, south san jose

are closed. mid fifties for most , but temperatures are taking the drop here west southwest wind or a westerly breeze south and conquered that usually than the way it works for them, but sfo's west 20 there probably some gusts about 30 35 here over the next day or so is this upper level system drops in there's just not a lot of moisture is moisture starved is what we call it. but anytime you get a cold core system to drop in and the days are long angle. the sun is high. let's face it, you're going to trigger. i think some build up over the hills. scattered showers north and east confined northern area. mendocino county, lake county, maybe northern sonoma napa. northern sacramento valley and also up in tahoe, truckee. not a big deal, but there could be a few popping up here over the weekend. 60 seventies upper seventies and then tomorrow we'll continue to drop those temps all the way into saturday, little rebound sunday. looks nice back to warmer on monday. pamela thank you, stephen. a new italian marketplace will open today in santa clara, italy, is located inside the valley fair

mall, organizers say. italy silicon valley will important many of its products from italy while also working with local producers. the shop eat learn concept at other locations includes restaurants, spaces, a market multiple take out counters and even a cooking school. it opens tonight at five o'clock. the smell of funnel cakes and deep fried foods will begin filling the air over alejo today. solano county fair opens today runs through the weekend. it is the 73rd year of the fair the last two years as most fairs were held virtually, but organizers say they are excited to have the crowds back in person. this year's theme is bales of fun festivities include livestock exhibits, free concerts, the ferris wheel, of course, the food and a fireworks show saturday night. we have a quick reminder that mornings on two is getting ready to hit the road again for its next zip trip tomorrow. the nine is traveling to union city. you have a chance to meet those making a

difference in the community, get a sampling of the best food and learn a little. known parts of the city's history mornings on two will be broadcasting live starting at nine o'clock tomorrow morning right near the east plaza fountain in the union city pyramid, so come by and say hello. as we know, the warriors need just one more win for the fourth championship in eight seasons coming up. we're in boston with the team. and we have more on that pride event at the san lorenzo library that ended with a scary disruption. the meeting being held today to get to the bottom of what happened. plus honoring the obama's up next, we're going to take you to the local museum that is celebrating the former president and first lady.

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colorado, get the first goal early in the first period, then minutes later score again against the two time defending champion lightning tampa bay. gets on the board midway through the first period. at the end of the third period, it was tied 3 to 3 to 73 seconds into overtime . colorado scored again for the win game two of the finals. is in denver on saturday. new research suggests a molecule in the body can help reduce food cravings, scientists from baylor university and stanford medicine found that the molecule could help people from getting hungry after exercising. the analysts studied the data of a group of mice after an intense run, the researchers gave the mice and amino acid that they then they felt less hungry for more than 12 hours compared to mice who were not given. that were not given the amino acid. researchers say more studies are needed to see a similar results could be achieved in humans. the payment processing company block will not renew its lease of a

large office building in san francisco block, which was formerly known as square had space in the mid market neighborhood, the company tells the chronicle. it will let the lease expire in september of next year. block has previously said most of its employees will be allowed to work remotely. it will still keep offices in the city and in oakland. the portraits of former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama are now at the de young museum in san francisco. the obama portraits tour is organized by the smithsonian's national portrait gallery. two artists worked independently on the paintings. they are a striking contrast to the formality of earlier presidential portraits and images of first ladies, a curator for the fine arts museums of san francisco. says talks about the cultural and artistic significance. these paintings made history because they depict the first black president and the first lady, and indeed they have become cultural icons. and i would say pilgrimage paintings for people

hoping to celebrate the nation's first black president and first lady. their extraordinary works of art, in contrast to earlier presidential portraits. they really bring the sort of cutting edge concerns of contemporary art to the presidential portrait tradition. the obama portraits tour will be open to the public at the deyoung museum starting this saturday, and it runs through the middle of august. head on crash and byron leaves one person dead. as the chp investigation continues. they believe nine farmworkers were in one of those vehicles taking those farm workers to work. at one time popular east bay movie palace. it's been closed for 40 years is getting a new life, and it's in the final stages of a big comeback. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm

pam cook thursday morning. june 16th. lot of people will be heading to thrive. city yeah, there and watch the warriors game. some people heading inside to watch on the screen. steve should they bring coats and blankets or rather be inside? you'd rather be inside could be chilly bundle up on the base. yeah i mean, it's not going to be very warm. it's going to be windy as well. so i would bundle up for that tonight. temperatures are taking a pretty big plunge care system is moving through right now. really unseasonably strong for june. this is not something we see very often this time of year, but it's lacking in moisture, but not in cold air. and not only that is lacking. it's not lacking in what's going to be big, cool down for us. so some fog has mainly on the san mateo cost. but there's sun some higher clouds breezy to windy, cooler conditions, so goodbye to those eighties and nineties. it's sixties and seventies now alright, let's 501 in the morning. sal's here good, bad and different. what's going on out? there were pretty good. i'd

say, steve, we don't have a lot going on which is nice. i was lucky to be nice and quiet. let's go to the bay bridge and you can see traffic here. is moving along pretty well with no major problems as you drive through. you can see traffic continues to look very good. we've had a couple of minor things out there. but it is been okay on marine county commute on eighties so far from hercules into richmond and getting out toward the mcarthur maze 502. let's go back to the headlines deadly crash last night. i don't know, two lane road in eastern contra costa county. left one person dead. four others heard this happened not far from the byron airport. chp investigators say a car and an suv collided just south of camino diablo. investigators say the driver of an acura was swerving across the narrow highway just before the collision. the two vehicles struck each other kind of semi head on, which caused the suburban to lose control over

the side of the road, strike a poor cause and pull to go down. nine people were in that suburban, including the person who died for other passengers were treated for moderate injuries, and chp thinks they were all farm workers heading to one of the farms inbred would the driver of the accurate tried to run away, but the chp tracked him down. the byron highway was closed for almost four hours during the investigation, and while workers replace that toppled paul what happening today? drivers slow down if you're driving past some schools in oakland, the city now has new speed limits 15 miles an hour around oakland schools ktvu sally rasmus here and now you have all the details. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. yeah 15 miles an hour is now the speeding zone or the speed limit. i should say around garfield elementary in oakland, but by the start of the next school year in august, there will be nine other oakland schools with those 15 mile an hour limits. now, yesterday we

saw oakland department of transportation crews installing the new signs on foothill boulevard near garfield elementary yesterday. in an event this morning, the mayor and other city leaders will talk about this effort to cut down on traffic deaths by getting drivers to slow down around this school and several others now back in 2019 foothill boulevard near garfield elementary, was the site of several tragic crashes and pedestrian deaths. in october. 2019 of 45 year old woman was killed in a four year old girl seriously injured. when they were struck by a car in the crosswalk of foothill in 22nd. earlier that same year, a six year old boy was killed by hit and run driver as he crossed the street with his mom and uncle at 26th street in foot help. garfield elementary is the first school to have this new 15 mile an hour zone. but by the end of next year, oakland department of transportation wants to add these to at least 20 schools throughout the city. so we're working on getting a full list of the schools and their locations, so we'll have updates on this story throughout mornings on to live in oakland, ali rasmus ktvu box two news,

all right, thank you, ali. a new milestone will be reached in san leandro. today the lorenzo theater, which has been closed since 1982 takes another step towards being restored now. the theater on his spherion boulevard has remained part of the community skyline with that distinctive tower. alameda county bought the building after several groups and successfully tried to restore it today, a beam signing ceremony will be held at the theater for the start of the final stage of restoration, installing the theater's new roof. when the restoration work is complete, the lorenzo will be a restaurant that features live performances. today's a congressman eric swalwell, will meet with the alameda county sheriff's office and community members about last weekend's incident at the san lorenzo library. investigators say video that was posted online shows a group that may be linked to a far right organization. the proud boys, they disrupted the story our where a drag queen was reading a book to children as part of the libraries, pride week and the drag queen said the

group yelled homophobic slurs and scared everyone inside the library. our time is now 506. we're talking basketball tonight in boston, the warriors could win. therefore the nba championship in eight seasons great to do it in boston, leading the celtics 3 to 2. in the nba finals. they had one last work out there at the garden before tonight's big game six ktvu is joe fonzi is there with the team? the celtics might just be wondering what it takes to beat the warriors in game five in san francisco. they kept steph curry over nine from three point range, but the warriors with their depth and largely the efforts of andrew wiggins still put boston one game away from elimination. you can bet that curry will bounce back in game six, and then there's an additional element for the warriors. game six clay. i realize i'm on a really good streak right now of game sixes, and i don't know how long that will last, but obviously nicknamed earned. i want to live

up to it, but the same time i don't want to go in there and play hero ball. i'm just gonna go in there and be myself and do what i've been doing last few games. i know. that will allow us to be successful. he has a knack for those type of big moments. they just so happen to be game six, and he has no opportunity to add to that the warriors would very much like to get this fourth championship in eight years done in six games. but they know much better than to think it will be easy. we are not scared. we did not fear to go to st wars. we want to come out and just play the best version of basketball. um, that we can so we're looking forward to game six. looking forward to coming out. and getting the win and forcing a game seven. the only way the celtics can be champions now is to force 1/7 game and that's something where they have experience in these playoffs. they beat both the bucks and the heat in seven to get where they are now. in boston, joe fonzi ktvu sports. all right. thank you. joe and the warriors will also have some

fans there and boston. some took part in a pep rally at san francisco international airport. dancers and music filled terminal three just before united airlines flight headed to boston. united has a partnership with the warriors. the airline says it wanted to send fans back east with a little dubbed power. it's kind of funny about my taking a week ago in the prices were sky high after the warriors won all of a sudden boston fans aren't so eager to go to game six. it looks like tickets a little cheaper or sitting outside of a boston gate right now we have dancers for the warriors. i don't know what this is. i thought we were going back home. going back home, surrounded by warriors fans. each passenger was also given a gold rally towel to take with them to cheer on the warriors on board the plane time is 508. dr anthony fauci recovering now after testing positive for covid. dr fauci, the 81 year old director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, is also president. biden's chief medical

advisor. dr fauci says his covid symptoms are mild is being treated with paxil averted and antiviral drugs. he is also fully vaccinated, has had two booster shots. dr fauci, whose isolating and working from home reportedly has not had any recent contact with president biden or other top administration officials. we're very soon, billions of more young americans could be eligible to get covid vaccine shots. advisors for the fda voted to recommend the fighter and moderna kids size formulas for children as young as six months old. both drugmakers say their vaccines were proved to be safe and clinical trials numbered. ernest two shots. series of vaccines were between 40 and 50% effective at preventing mild cases of covid in the younger age group fighter increased its vaccine series 23 doses to give more protection during the omicron virus, wade

efficacy in the all available population against omicron rises to 80.3% overall nationwide. only 30% of children between five and 11 years old are fully vaccinated. many parents say they're leaning towards vaccinating their young kids as soon as possible. i think that there are a lot of very intelligent. smart scientists who are investigating the vaccines that have done very thorough research. and i'm confident that that is a good thing for my children. i can see why parents might be a little hesitant. but i think it's a good thing, and i think that once it's available will want to get our son vaccinated. the cdc still has to approve these vaccine shots, which could be available as early as next week. a recent report finds the way students in san francisco bring taught how to read is not working. now the curriculum might be to blame. a review from the school year found much of

the educational programs for k through fifth grade students is insufficient and its ability in teaching elementary school students how to read. there are several recommendations from that report to help solve the problem, including better training for teachers and improving the curriculum to better fit the state standards. alright, our time is 5 11. i was just outside. it's noticeably cooler. stephen the sky is just waking up. it is much cooler already. so open those windows. if you want to cool things down because it's on its way it's already developed here. weak front coming in. there's just not a lot of moisture with this low, but it is unseasonably cool . maybe you know, one of the coolest for mid june for us in a long, long time. it's in the top 10% of the coolest ever to happen. as we had almost to the official start of summer here, but the weak system dragging across a few high clouds in the north, so partly cloudy north, mostly sunny south. some fog is out there. the water temps will continue to drop. san francisco buoys now 49 degrees. bodega bay still at 48, they briefly hit 47

this week. that hasn't happened in 10 years this late in the season. they're just not warming up, and i don't expect them to warm up anytime soon. so with that the temperatures are on their way down after peaking out from many yesterday with upper eighties nineties inland, it'll be upper sixties, probably by saturday. opera sixties the way it's looking santa rosa menlo park, livermore san jose eighties nineties yesterday seventies today 78 74 77 73, maybe in about 68 or 70, by the time we get to saturday the air aloft is dropping fast, and i'm a mountain 54. they were what in the seventies 72 yesterday. mount diablo 53 ben lomond man was 74 yesterday. there 58. that's a big drop that breaks through the inversion of the cap. it's pretty good wind in the higher elevations as well fifties on most of the temps here. 52 sunnyvale. couple of upper forties but mainly fifties . you know, sebastopol is now 49 . you have to go up to upper lake and the lakeville to find other forties, although one observation near mill valley but a lot of fifties 53 petaluma

novato. ross cinemas in their vallejo and napa. 55. sausalito 52. that's cool. 57 60, truckee and also south lake tahoe, so it's probably strong south wind kicking up there but fifties up and down the coast monterey 53 52. the lowest lacking in moisture, but not in dynamics because it has such cold air and you get the days are really long this time of year. as you know, so a rare mid june cool down of this nature of this magnitude here. i still think some scattered showers will pop up that will be on to the north northern sonoma county, napa county, mendocino like and over the sierra, especially on saturday, 60 seventies on the temps. they'll continue to come down. they haven't bottomed out yet. they will. then we'll start a little warm up sunday, monday. alright steve time is 5 13 new this morning the leaders of france, germany, italy and romania are now in kiev, ukraine . it's a show of european support for ukraine. they were taken on a tour of urban that's a suburb of kiev, there was a

target of repeated russian attacks in the early days of the war. french president emmanuel macron said he saw signs of war crimes, and he praised the courage of the ukrainian people who held back russian forces from attacking ukraine's capital. wta employees are calling for more security for both passengers and themselves still to come, details of physical assaults and verbal abuse against transit workers. plus and that really is what pushed me to just go for it. yesenia sanchez is one of two bay area latinos who've just been elected sheriff. she tells us about

former mayor and congressman norman mineta. there was a

private service for family and friends of the man who is known as a trailblazer. he was the first mayor of color in san jose and served in the cabinets of two us presidents. while in congress, he was known as a coalition builder. norm in his gentle and persuasive manner. with his winning smile. when reach across the aisle, not for his glory and prestige. but to build lasting partnerships to benefit the common good norm set very high standards of professionalism, and we're particularly for integrity. there is a public memorial service this morning at the san jose civic center, starting at 10 30. speakers include former president bill clinton, former defense secretary leon panetta and former san francisco mayor willie brown. our time now, 5 17 alameda county in january will have a new sheriff voters selected the highest ranking

woman in the sheriff's department to become the new sheriff. ktvu is. amberleigh talked one on one with the yesenia sanchez about her top priorities. it's amazing, you know, there's no other way for me to put it to county sheriff elect yesenia sanchez will be the first woman and latina to hold that office is something that i believe will bring a level of compassion and empathy . sanchez beat out her boss, four term incumbent sheriff greg ahern definitely did not expectn enough votes to forgo of runoff election in november. the hayward native joined the department when she was 19 and rose through the ranks for the past 25 years. for the past two years, she has been the commander of the jails. it definitely needed more focus and attention and that's something that i will be bringing, she says she will increase staffing to address problems there. the department has dealt with

lawsuits and costly settlements for the way deputies have handled mentally ill inmates and in custody deaths. sanchez says the current practice of not providing information to their loved ones, which she describes as a failure will change. we need to start treating people as people. sanchez says her priorities will include talking to the rank and file about what changes are needed. and holding town hall meetings to address the concerns of alameda county residents. the 44 year old says her own life experience has prepared her for this job. i have experienced homelessness. i've experienced working three jobs in my youth. sanchez pledges she will not cooperate with ice unless there is a federal criminal warrant. she tells me running the jails gave her the confidence and experience she felt she needed to become. sheriff sanchez says the loss of her brother to cancer last year inspired her to run. he was fearless. and so that that resonated with me. and

that really is what pushed me to just go for it. sanchez will officially become the new alameda county sheriff after sheriff ahern retires january 3rd. she says she will listen and engage the community as well as hold department members accountable. in dublin, amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. thank you know alameda county sheriff greg turned as you just statement congratulating sanchez . he also said quote. it has been my honor and privilege to serve as your sheriff for the past 16 years, i will retire from office at the end of my term on january 3rd 2023 after nearly 43 years of public service. my ministrations will work to ensure a smooth transition. now another latina also unseated a longtime bay area sheriff coming up, we'll let you hear from christina corpus since and mateo county about her vision for law enforcement. alright 5 20 is the

time right now back over to steve paulson for a look at our forecast cooling down and again as we get closer to the weekend, people may have outdoor plans. maybe take dad golfing or something, so it's going to be a nice day. not very warm. okay very warm, probably pretty windy as well. so if you go, i go early. i you know, i'd say a jacket. for some. i mean, it's going to be that cool for us for this time of your hard to believe, but that's the way it's shaping up weak system weak front. there's just not a lot of moisture with this low clouds. fog are starting to bank up now in parts of the san mateo, cro coast and santa cruz coast, even though it's mainly fog free north of about point raised, so the water temps, though just unbelievably called here. this continues. the theme continues. i mean, you're seeing san francisco bowie has now gone from 51 to 49 point raised of work. and bodega bay, 58 to see monterey the interviewee. both movies at 51. you just don't see this very often, especially this

late in the season, coldest in 10 years so late in the season warm to hot yesterday, not anymore on the way down some highs that were in the nineties yesterday will be struggling to get over about 68. by the time we get to saturday, it's going to be that cool of a system. fifties on the temps 53 in the city center fell says we're in their oaklands in there. wanna creek as well. along with nevada , many locations are close. i mean, it's a lot of fifties here . 51 kensington 51. alamo. 51 also castro valley mid fifties all around elsa bronte, hercules , pinole. even el cerrito at 53 degrees dublin and pleasant in both checking in at 54 degrees. there's just i mean, there's more rain in the pacific northwest. this will be a windy and cool system. for us. it's lacking in moisture, but not in cold air. this is a climatologically, probably in the top 5% of how cool it's going to be for this time of year here, especially, you know they do what's called a sounding over oakland. and it's up. there is one of the coolest, rare mid june cool down. showers north

and east and by that i mean again northern sacramento valley north of maybe sonoma county, napa county, mendocino like and over this year, a possible late friday more likely on saturday afternoon. sixties seventies on your attempts will continue to come down. we'll see that all the way into saturday before little rebound on sunday day. alright save time is 5 23. it started 15 years ago in italy and grew fast and international powerhouse. now this giant food market is opening right here in the bay area. and teachers rallying in the east bay will tell you why they say adult education and their school di

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last school year. but the new spending bill does not include funding for the federal program . california will continue to pay for free meals for all public school students. well teachers for adult education rallied at the west contra costa county school board meeting in richmond. okay right here. the teachers want the school board to save the program for older adults. they also want to restore online literacy and es sound classes for adults. their main demand for the school district were got a contract agreement with the adult education teachers union. we are asking for the district tube. to hurry up and make it our final agreements and sign our contract . we've been waiting for four years. the first contract. now to union negotiators say they receive letters last week from the school district, notifying

them they were being let go. the district later rescinded that letter saying. it was a clerical mistake. the west contra costa district board of education heard some pretty angry public comments about some of those issues last night. this is part of a pattern of disrespect towards our adult school program that has only gotten worse with the union busting termination. now rescinded of our new unions, president ken ryan and our vice president. kristen pursley. who have been extraordinarily effective lead teachers. and our dsl program for decades. the superintendent says an investigation is underway now into why the teachers received those layoff notices now. in a statement, the school district also said it's negotiating in good faith and said we anticipate reaching resolution on several outstanding issues along with completing a contract with the newly recognized bargaining unit. a stu that

stands for adults teachers united times now. 5 27 later today, the congressional committee investigating the january 6th insurrection holds another hearing and they may be focusing on the spouse of a member of the u. s. supreme court. and the 49ers thinking about a different type of football today, crossing their fingers and hoping for a big

tonight. game. the nba. finals. we here from the as they need just one more victory for another championship. and the federal reserve announced that big rate hike biggest in nearly 30 years chairman jerome powell warrants more increases are coming. from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on two good

morning. thank you for joining us here in morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's a thursday morning, june 16th in the morning, starting off cooler. steve fossett has report cast. he's right here. right where you all right here? yes i am right here . that is correct. fifties it is cooler. that's the main message. not only today but all the way into saturday. before we see a little rebound. in fact, if you believe some of the global forecast models the rest of the month kind of favors more cool than it does warm, so i mean temperatures will really take a tumble here over the next day or two here as an upper level system drops in some foggers enhancing, especially on the cemetery. santa cruz coast so cool as a rule here, we will get some patchy low clouds. sun high class breezy to windy, it'll be cooler. sfo had a gust of 51 mph about six o'clock last night, sixties and seventies on those temps as they take a dramatic tumble here. alright it's over to salad 5 31. this is when things usually pick up so he will start with the east bay. steve we're seeing some people

get back on the roads here if you are driving on the road, so let's talk about highway four books, all right, and it's actually doing much better than i thought it would. which is good. we're not going to ask a lot of questions here. we're also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. that still looks good. so it looks like we might be having a little bit of a late start today on this thursday can see traffic is moving well across into san francisco. at 5 32. let's go back to the headlines. alright well tonight the warriors played the boston celtics in game six of the nba finals. the warriors only need one more win to claim their fourth nba championship in eight seasons there, leading the celtics three games to two in the series. tonight's game starts at six pm at boston's td garden. and the warriors say closing out this series will be tough. youe moment you havs possible, not worry about the consequences of a win or a kindf

check your mind and just being in the moment and staying there. that's the best advice. i can give anybody in that situation because it's going to be the hardest game you probably ever played in your career. uh because of what the stakes are. here the warriors record is four and five on the road in the postseason, but they also have history on their side 84% of the teams that led three games to two in nba postseason history went on to win. this series of nation will be at chase center as well. tonight the warriors will host another watch party both inside and outside chase center tonight. because $25 to see the game inside the arena on the center court screen free to watch it outside. both events are sold out, but you can buy tickets for the indoor event on the resale market. a boston area brewery is continuing its feud with the curry family. cisco brewers in nantucket, massachusetts, set up a new sign that reads aisha curry still

can't cook. the owners have now taped two packs of ramen noodles to their site. i think they're trying to just ride the curry popularity wave. they will, uh, you might recall after game five steps without mentioning the brewery. war assured that said ayesha curry can cook to take a jab at the business. alright time is 5 34 will happening today the bay area will find out a bit will host world cup soccer matches. fifa international soccer authority will announce this afternoon all of the host locations for the 2026 men's world cup. the united states has 17 these stadiums in 16 locales in contention, and that includes levi's stadium in santa clara. the l. a area has two bids so far stadium and the rose bowl. the united states, canada and mexico are teaming up to host soccer's most important tournament. it's not official, but there's a general feeling the u. s will have about 11 host

site. three in mexico to in canada, the united states will have the quarterfinals semifinals and finals match. we'll expect to see an increase in the interest rates you pay on just about everything. that's after the federal reserve raised its benchmark rate by three quarters of a percent. that's the third hike this year. fed chairman jerome powell says there will be another rate hike in july that could be as high as another three quarters of a point. the central bank hopes to slow the growth of skyrocketing inflation by making the move now. the economy and the country have been through a lot over the past 2.5 years and have proved resilient. it is essential that we bring inflation down. the current picture is plain to see. the labor market is extremely tight. and inflation is much too high stock market was encouraged by the announcement, with all three major indexes finishing the day with pretty big gains least 1% so far this morning. it is the exact opposite with the dow. set to drop more than 400

points right now, alright. our time is 5 35, the house committee in washington investigating the january 6th attack on the u. s. capitol has obtained emails between jenny thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, an attorney, john eastman, who played a key role in trying to overturn the 2020 election. according to the washington post. the emails allegedly showed the efforts of jenny thomas to overturn the election were more extensive than first thought. jenny thomas also send messages to president trump's chief of staff, mark meadows, and to arizona lawmakers pressing them to help overturn the election. now the january 6th public hearings resume today , the community will focus on former president trump's efforts to pressure vice president mike pence to overturn the results of the 2020 election, even though he was advised it was not legal. the committee will make the case that the former president's

pressure on mike pence contributed to the attack on the capital and put the life of the vice president in danger. don't forget you can watch today's hearing live beginning at 10 o'clock this morning, ktvu plus and on ktvu .com. our time is 5 37 here at home, vita drivers are asking for more security after several assaults against them to says between february and april, drivers were assaulted eight times this week , santa clara county sheriff's office released photos asking for the public's help in finding a man who attacked a bus driver. wta says it does have security officers who patrolled the transit system. let's look at some of the contracts of some of the security that that the actual security firm that we have here, is it a observe and report or are they actually there to protect people? let's look at the hours that they work . let's see if their around the clock. let's see if there's an

actual presence on the on the vehicle. i can tell you that every single item that i mentioned right now check the boxes and no because that's not what's happening, but it's impossible to have an officer on every bus and every train that we run here, just as it's impossible to have an officer on every street corner in a town or community. now the wta says it will prosecute anyone who attacks a bus driver to the fullest extent of the law to also wants to increase the number of female bus drivers. five women are among the new class of bus operator trainees, graduating from a nine week training program to create a more diverse workforce and provide well paying jobs for women. to is recruiting more women in particular minorities for nontraditional jobs at the bt a. the tech trainers. line instructors were very helpful. they trained us to be successful in our job. we look forward to working with the public. you

know, i personally think it's going to be fun. it's gonna be a great challenge. and i think that i enjoy what i'm doing. mta has had a serious shortage of bus operators, especially in the past year. the board of directors recently approved a salary increase for bus drivers. people who live in an oakland tiny home community or getting some help. this week. operation dignity runs the cabin community on mandela parkway. today is the final day of a three day resource fair for residents that includes help with social services, job and health resources. as well as some free haircuts. one of my clients just told me you know he wasn't going to come. but he's so happy he did. he hasn't had his hair cut in six months. just the fact that you know, fresh shower haircut and, you know, possibly a good new meal. you know some clothes. it's just, you know, happy day. the tiny home community has the site will mark three years and operations and

august most people stay at the tiny home community for about six months before they can find permanent transition they can move into sounds good time is 5 40 steve paulson's back on a cooler thursday morning for you cooler all the way into the weekend is the way it's looking here as we start the process that started yesterday afternoon, the sea breeze kicked in as advertised. it really ramped up. for some foo at augusta 51 mph last night if you rounded sfo about six p.m. last night, you might have said, my goodness or something more colorful than that, but it was really cranked up. well, we have pretty good little onshore breeze. still weak system is dragging across. it's mainly the upper low, not so much the cloud cover. water temperatures continue to be amazingly cold. 48 49 49, the coldest it's been in 10 years for many this late in the season. temperatures peaked out if it wasn't tuesday for someone was wednesday. for others. not anymore. they're on their way down there on their way, way down. over the next 48 to 72 hours we had seventies in

the hills yesterday. we have fifties today, and that's a big drop that wipes out the inversion. so everything is in place for a big thursday change cooler forecasts. some fog low clouds, mainly favoring san mateo santa cruz coast, mostly some higher clouds that that favors areas to the north. more than the south. breezy to windy. it'll be cooler for all here. santa rosa menlo park, livermore san jose, eighties nineties yesterday it's all seventies today. and maybe even upper sixties by the time we get to saturday fifties on the temps low mid to opera mosul, most locations in the low to mid fifties here a couple of forties, those showing up ones at woodside 46. los altos has dropped to 49 9, you go a loss, altos. there you go. atherton's 50, stanford, 50 to san carlos also 52 in pacific and 52. while lacking in moisture, but not cold air is this low, which is going to take a path right over us. amazing by saturday, so again cooler and windies the main message, a rare this cool mid june cooled out. still think some showers. some scattered showers will pop up north and

east favorite areas again include northern sonoma county napa mendocino like and this northern sacramento valley with tower and truckee, maybe the foothills as well by late saturday afternoon. 60 seventies on attempts those inland temps continue to come down amazingly cool for this time of year sunday, a little rebound more so on monday. all right. thank you. steve key vote today over protecting joshua trees across the state coming up in our six o'clock hour with those new project protections look like for that iconic california plant, plus everyone in the beginning, said there's no way you can do it and that just really pushed me to work harder, breaking down barriers and san mateo county still to come, will introduce you to the new sheriff elect, who is making history.

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supreme court is borrowing workers in california from using a unique state law to join one another and soon employer over labor law violations. now the california law allows workers to sue businesses for violating state employment laws and keep one quarter of the damages with the rest going to the state. however the supreme court ruling issued today says the current law violates the rights of employers when contracts require their workers to take disputes to individual arbitration rather than going to court. time is now. 5 45 history's being made by san mateo county sheriff elect christina corpus, defeated the incumbent and will become the first female sheriff in the department's history. ktvu is christina brendan, talk to her about the changes she wants to make. excited i am overwhelmed. there's a new sheriff in san mateo county, christina corpus latina just made history the

first female sheriff of this county since 18 56 since it was established, and i think that says a lot 21 year law enforcement veteran she's currently the chief of police in millbrae and a captain in the cellar, mateo county sheriff's office. she launched her campaign last year against her boss, incumbent, carlos bolanos , had some push back a lot of pushback, and i just had to learn how to overcome those obstacles that were put in front of me. and i was determined now she's looking ahead at reforms. corpus wants to change the department's policy on the use of stun guns after the 2000 and 18 death of a man named kobe, who was taste several times for jaywalking officers did not face charges once you taste once, and i think that's enough because when you taste somebody more than that, then there's more of a chance that they would go into excited delirium another priority. creating community advisory board in three different parts of the county to get to know the challenges those communities face. and focusing

on attracting and hiring more officers. she wants officers to know they're supported when it comes to their mental health and plans to use mental health crisis professionals to respond to some nonviolent calls. we have to look for people that have the passion but also have the good hearts. and that are going to do the right thing when they're out in the communities that we serve at 16 corpus says she was at gunpoint and the officers who helped her treated her with compassion and empathy. that said her on a path toward a career in law enforcement. i realized that there wasn't a lot of women in law enforcement, especially women that look like me and i wanted to give back more than 20. years later, the daughter of immigrants from nicaragua and mexico is the county's top cop. there's a lot of work to be done, but i'm ready for the challenge. sheriff carlos bolanos did not respond to our request for comment, but one of his biggest supporters, d a steve wagstaffe says he's already reached out to corpus. he says he told her that he's looking forward to working with her next year, saying quote we have worked together in the past, and i know we will be

great colleagues in the future in san mateo county, cristina rendon ktvu fox two news time is not 5 47. hundreds of people are visiting the southern california police department that lost two officers on tuesday in an ambush . montes rookie officer joseph santana and corporal michael parades were shot to death after they were called to a motel for a reported stabbing. when they arrived, the gunman there started shooting. your officers died a short time later at the hospital. community members and police officers from other southern california department or paying their respects with flowers, poems and condolences for the families of both men. re emphasizes the idea that this is a very dangerous job. it's a very noble profession, and i believe it's the best profession. but it's dangerous. and um, times like this, really? challenge our ability to do the job. that the man who arrested

for that shooting justin flores was on probation for a gun charge, according to the times. he was also scheduled to go back to court later this month, where he faced possible charges of domestic abuse. he also died in that shooting at the motel, and police say there was no stabbing victim. south bay congressman ro khanna is calling for the passage of the big oil windfall profits tax act. congressman connor says it would curb profiteering by oil companies and relief at the gas pump. if passed, the legislation would require revenue raised from windfall profits of big oil companies. to be returned to consumers in the form of a quarterly rebate a lot of talk over the oil companies making record profits as we're paying record prices go alright , time is 5 49 salads here now, and he's watching our morning commute. everybody behaving out there. yeah you know, right now we do have a pretty decent commute and this is the time

when you would be saving gas by not sitting in traffic at the bay bridge and go to the bay bridge. there is not a backup right now. and this is when you get the best gas mileage idling just really kills it. obviously this is a look at 80 and also the richmond san rafael bridge. we're off to a nice start. and we're also looking at contra costa county where things are doing, okay, there's a little bit of slowing on highway forward to pittsburgh and that traffic is doing okay otherwise 5 50. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. alright sal. it's a cooler forecasts for all here, not just coaster bay, but also for inland areas. weak system is making its move front . it'll fall apart, but you can see some of the higher clouds associated with that. as we talked about without a sea breeze would kick in yesterday, boy did it that really sent temps down. sfo had a gust of 51 mph about six o'clock last night . we will have a blustery day. here is the onshore breeze kicks in and this strong for this time of year, at least temperature wise. low drop since so we'll go

from warm to hot to significantly cooler starting a little bit today and then a lot of friday. in the saturday some fog and high clouds breezy to windy cooler for all you know, there could be far far inland. there could be some near 80, but most locations santa rosa melo park livermore san jose, all the urls are trending down here. 78 74 77 73 on the forecast size today and maybe even about 68 to 70 by the time we get this saturday fifties on the temps low fifties. wanna creeks 50 to 70 girls. 51 santa rosa is 51 berkeley's 54 54 everyone's clothes. one upper 40 there felt in in the santa cruz mountains. 51 also santa clara campbell, santa cruz capital is 50 53 bookends cupertino and saratoga and san martin down there as well below will march towards us, not into the pacific northwest. it just doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with. but cooler, windy. it'll chew up the fog bank. there won't be anything left to support it. a rare though this late in the season cool down. i mean,

substantial, cool down 2025 degrees below average for some here. possible scattered showers north and east. this would be northern medicine, okay. northern sonoma county, napa county, mendocino lake and also up in the sierra nevada northern sacramento valley. a lot of people take off this time of year, so keep an eye on things saturday afternoon. looks like the main window sixties seventies on the tips, they'll continue to come down inland all the way into saturday before a little rebound on sunday. okay sees. thank you, tom. is 5 52 happening today? a new italian marketplace will open today in santa clara. it's called italy. it's inside the valley fair mall , italy. silicon valley reportedly will import many of its products from italy like olive oil and dry pasta. while also working with local producers from northern california. now the shop eat learn concept at other locations includes restaurant spaces, a market several take out counters, even a cooking school. it all opens tonight at fire. in that good smell of funnel cake

and deep fried foods will start filling the air over vallejo. today there's a lot of county fair opens today and continues through the weekend. it's a 73rd year of that fair. the last two years were conducted virtually the theme this year bales of fun. nice speaking of fun, a quick reminder that morning's onto is getting ready to hit the road for its next zip trip tomorrow. the nine is traveling to union city, and you're going to have a chance to meet those making a difference in the community. you'll get a sampling of the best food and learn some little known parts of the city's history. morning. sun too, will be broadcasting live starting at nine o'clock tomorrow morning, right near the east plaza fountain in the union city pyramid. alright, time is 5 53. well, it smells literally like death and attracts big crowds. how soon the corpse flower. this one right here made bloom at the san francisco conservatory of flowers. and honoring the

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minutes later score again against the two time defending champion lightning. tampa bay got on the board midway through the first period. and at the end of the third period, it was tied at three just 73 seconds into overtime. colorado scored again and won the game game. two of the finals is in denver on saturday. well new research suggests that molecule in the body can help reduce cravings for food scientists from baylor and stanford medicine found that the molecule could help people from getting prevent people from getting hungry after the exercise. studies showed that a group of they were worked on a group of mice after an intense run, the researchers gave the mice an amino acid, and they felt less hunger for more than 12 hours compared to mice that were not given the amino acid. there's a new plan to build affordable housing in san francisco supervisor dean preston is introducing the

social housing budget package. the plan sets aside $135 million in the next city budget for affordable housing projects. preston says he wants the money to come from proposition i was passed by voters in 2020 doubles taxes on the sale of buildings valued at more than $10 million. in concord city leaders are adopting an ordinance requiring landlords to be more respectful to their tenants. it requires landlords to notify tenants about unit renovations and prohibits remodeling for the purpose of getting the tenant to leave. the ordinance also outlines rules regarding landlords entering units, removing services and misrepresenting conditions to force a tenant to move. oakland berkeley and richmond already have similar tenant protection measures in place time is about 5 58. the portraits of former president barack obama and former first lady michelle obama. and now on display at the young museum in san francisco. the obama portraits tour is organized by the smithsonian's

national portrait gallery to artists worked independently on the portrait. there are striking contrast to the formality of some of the earlier presidential portraits and images of first ladies curator for the fine arts museums of san francisco and says did. there's a cultural and artistic significance in the portraits. these paintings made history because they depict the first black president and the first lady, and indeed they have become cultural icons. and i would say pilgrimage paintings for people hoping to celebrate the nation's first black president and first lady. their extraordinary works of art, in contrast to earlier presidential portraits. they really bring the sort of cutting edge concerns of contemporary art to the presidential portrait tradition. now the obama portraits tour will be open to the public at the young museum in san francisco beginning this

saturday, june 18th until august, 14th. 12 hours from now , the warriors will tip off against the boston celtics save a chance to win the nba championship title will hear from some of the players in just minutes and how they're mentally getting ready to close out the series. and make sure you pay more attention if you're driving in oakland around schools anytime soon, the city has dropped speed limits to 15 miles an hour in some areas, and we'll from ktvu fox two news. this morning's onto good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. morning. i'm pam cook. that's a live look outside beautiful sunrise over the city. looks like gold as in gold blooded or your goal there this morning, right thursday, june 16th steve paulson's here and there's some cool weather.

hopefully some fog rolling in the golden gate. as i would say i see what you did there panel. thank you try my best was good. okay yes, pam and dave. we do have some cooler weather on the way. it started a little bit yesterday. it'll really swing through for everyone today. weak front is dragging across some higher clouds a little bit of an increase in the low cloud deck. most of it, though south of san francisco, not to the north, so cool as a rule for the next i'd say three or four days. some patchy low clouds. some sun. some clouds breezy to windy. it will be cooler was seventies sixties and seventies. now on your tips, all right over to salad 601 bay bridge toll plaza somewhere else. we're going to start in contra costa county, steve now, steve, there are people out there turning music into gold. anyway let's go. let's go to highway four. if you are driving, that's an old reference. i'm surprised if anyone got that one. alright, let's go to be a point. you can see some slow traffic there. 6, 80, concord, walnut creek. in

westbound 24 looking good. i noticed that there's a lot of slowing on the altamont pass, which you know it's not unusual , but it's particularly started this morning. it's very slow on 205 a lot of stop and go traffic. there gets better by the time you reach livermore. and if you're driving to the babe razors, a small backup here, but much of one i think you can still get a decent drive into san francisco at 602, let's go back to the desk will happening today if you're driving in oakland, make sure you slow down in certain areas. the city has new speed limits near oakland schools ktvu sally rasmus here now to tell us about how they're trying to make neighborhood streets safer. good morning, alan. good morning day. well 15 miles an hour is now the speed limit near garfield elementary on foothill boulevard in oakland. it's the first school to get these this new, slower zones, but it's last by august, the city hopes to install these slowerear at least nine other oakland schools

in neighborhoods and we saw oakland department of transportation, adding these new signs to foothill boulevard near garfield yesterday. this area has been the site of several tragic crashes and pedestrian deaths in recent years. in october, 2019 of 45 year old woman was killed and a four year old girl seriously injured when they were struck by a car in the crosswalk of foothill in 20 seconds. earlier that same year, a six year old boy was killed by a hit and run driver as he crossed the street with his mom and uncle at foothill and 26th street by the end of this year, department of transportation says it wants to add these 15 mile per hour zones. around at least 20 schools in the city. we've reached out to city leaders to try and get a full list of those schools in locations. and so we're hoping to have an update on that throughout the morning and later this morning, the mayor and other city leaders will have a news conference about this new initiative to try and cut down on traffic deaths. by lowering the speeding limits around these schools that's scheduled to happen 10 o'clock our time. live in oakland. ali rasmus ktvu.

fox. two news. thank you, ali. a recent report finds the way students in san francisco are being taught how to read is not working. the curriculum might be to blame. a review from this school year found much of the educational programs for k through fifth grade students is insufficient in its ability in teaching elementary school students how to read. there are several recommendations from that report to help solve the problem, including better training for teachers and improving the curriculum to better fit the state standards. time now, 604 teachers for adult education rallied in richmond at the west contra costa county school board meeting. okay? of the teacher is what the school board to save the program for older adults. they also want to restore online literacy and e s. l classes for adults remain. demand is with the school district to work out a contract with the adult education teachers union. we're asking for

the district 22. hurry up and make it our final agreements and sign our contract. we've been waiting for four years to have a first contract. now to union negotiators say they received letters from the school district last week notifying them teachers were being let go. school district later rescinded that letter, saying it was a clerical error. the west contra costa district board of education, heard angry public comments about some of those issues last night. this is part of a pattern of disrespect towards our adult school program that has only gotten worse with the union busting termination. now rescinded of our new unions, president ken ryan and our vice president. christian pursley. who have been extraordinarily effective lead teachers. and our dsl program for decades. the superintendent says an investigation is underway into

why teachers received those layoff notices. in a statement, the district also said it is negotiating in good faith, adding quote. we anticipate reaching resolution on several outstanding issues along with completing a contract with the newly recognized bargaining unit. a stu which stands for adult school teachers. united time is now six. oh six. today east bay congressman eric swalwell will meet with the alameda county sheriff's office as well as community members about last weekend's incident at the san lorenzo library. investigators say video that was posted online shows a group that may be linked to the far right organization, the proud boys. disrupting a story our where a drag queen was reading a book to children as part of the libraries. pride week that drag queen said the group yelled homophobic slurs and scared everyone inside the library. president biden signed an executive order to help prevent

discrimination against lgbtq americans. pride is back at the white house. the executive order is aimed at strengthening nationwide protections for lgbtq people in the wake of new laws introduced in some state legislatures over the past year. 300 discriminatory bills introduced in states across this country in texas, knocking on front doors, harass and investigate parents who are raising transgender children. president's executive order includes provisions to prevent suicides among gay youth and increased protections for gay parents and children in the foster care system and people who are trying to adopt alright our time is 607. pam we're thinking positive this morning. yes, we are tonight in boston. the warriors could win their fourth nba championship in eight seasons. love to see them do it in boston, too. they are leading the celtics three games to two. in the nba finals. they had one last work out there at the

garden before tonight's big game six in ktvu joe fonzi is there in boston with the warriors. the celtics might just be wondering what it takes to beat the warriors in game five in san francisco. they kept steph curry over nine from three point range , but the warriors with their depth and largely efforts of andrew wiggins still put boston one game away from elimination. you can bet that curry will bounce back in game six, and then there's an additional element for the warriors. game six clay. i realize i'm on a really good streak right now of game sixes, and i don't know how long that will last, but obviously nicknamed iron. i want to live up to it, but the same time i don't want to go in there and play hero ball. i'm just gonna go in there and be myself and do what i've been doing last few games. i know. that will allow us to be successful. he has a knack for those type of big moments. they just so happen to be game six, and he has no opportunity to add to that the

warriors would very much like to get this fourth championship in eight years done in six games. but they know much better than to think it will be easy. we are not scared. we did not fear the go to st wars. we want to come out and just play the best version of basketball. um, that we can so we're looking forward to game six. we're looking forward to coming out. and getting the win and forcing a game seven. the only way the celtics can be champions now is to force 1/7 game and that's something where they have experience in these playoffs. they beat both the bucks and the heat in seven to get where they are now. in boston, joe fonzi ktvu sports all right. thank you. joe and the warriors will have some fans there with you. in boston. some took part in a pep rally at san francisco international airport. some dancing some music filled terminal three just before united airlines flight headed to boston. united has a partnership with the warriors. the airline said it wanted to send fans back

east with a little dubbed power. it's kind of funny about my ticket a week ago in the prices were sky high after the warriors won all of a sudden boston fans aren't so eager to go to game six. it looks like tickets a little cheaper or sitting outside of a boston gate right now we have dancers for the warriors. i don't know what this is. i thought we were going back home. lucky family. looks like that whole family is going to boston. each passenger was also given a gold rally towel to take with them to cheer on the warriors on board that plane. alright sounds good, pam. you can do that, too. well yeah, not not here. but i know falcon do that. and you know he's got moves in the comfort of my own living room. i can do whatever i want right there, saying exactly moves. he's got moves wouldn't listen. let's not get carried away, right. good morning, everyone. let's go out and see what we have now. at the bay bridge toll plans of it is a little bit slower than it was just last time. although it's not big. we do have a little bit

of a backup here. driving into san francisco and you know this time of year. it's kind of deceiving. it's only 10 after six, but it seems a lot later. it seems like it's like eight or well, maybe not eight. but anyway, that's kind of throws me off. anyway. i'm not sure about how you feel about it. this is a look at 80 westbound and richmond bridge looks pretty good with no major issues. we back out and look at highway four. we haven't seen a lot of slowing. there is one spot, though. the altamont pass very slow on 205 and 5 80 as you drive over the hill to livermore . by the time you reach livermore, it looks better into dublin and we have seen that traffic in the south bay for the most part is off to a good start. 6 11. let's go back to the desk. it remains simply our hero. our champion. and one of the least arrogant persons i have ever known. she's talking about norman mineta. details on today's public memorial to honor the former mayor of san jose and san francisco has new rules to

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or live chat at calhope.org today. 14 this morning the leaders of france, germany, italy and romania are now in kiev, ukraine of european support for ukraine . they were taken on a tour of urban it's a suburb of kiev, there was a target of repeated russian attacks in the early days of the invasion. french president emmanuel macron said he saw signs of war crimes, and he praised the courage of the ukrainian people who held back russian forces from attacking ukraine's capital. to american veterans who went to ukraine to help in the war are feared to have been captured by russian backed separatists. the families of 27 year old andy hoon and 39 year old alexander drew key believe that they are prisoners of war. it's true. that would mean the two men from alabama

would be the first americans captured as the state department monitors the situation. officials are urging all americans currently in ukraine to leave immediately. our time now, 6 15 alameda county in january. we'll have a new sheriff, the voters elected yesenia sanchez, the highest ranking woman in the sheriff's department to become the new shirt. she'll become the first woman and first latina to hold that job. she joined the sheriff's department when she was only 19 and over 30 25 years . she rose through the ranks the last two years. she's been the commander of the jails. sanchez says the death of her brother and last year to cancer inspired her to run. he was fearless and so that that resonated with me. and that really is what pushed me to just go for it. now in the statement, sheriff greg hearn congratulated the new sheriff elect, he said quote it has been my honor and privilege to serve

as your sheriff for the past 16 years, i will retire from office at the end of my term on january 3rd 2023 after nearly 43 years of public service, my administration will work to ensure a smooth transition. san mateo county is also getting its first female and latina sheriff christina corpus defeated the incumbent sheriff carlos bolanos . she's a 21 year old law enforcement veteran who is currently the chief of police in millbrae and a captain in the san mateo county sheriff's office at 16 corpus says she was at gunpoint in the officers who helped her. treated her with compassion and empathy, and that set her on a path toward a career in law enforcement. i realized that there wasn't a lot of women in law enforcement, especially women that look like me and i wanted to give back corpus says she plans to create community advisory boards in three different parts of the county to get to know the challenges those communities are

facing. she also wants to focus on attracting and hiring more officers. alright our time is 6 16 will happening today. san francisco has new rules now for a street vendors. the board of supervisors approved the program that requires people to have proof they own the things they're selling back in march if they can't prove ownership officials can confiscate the items that are for sale. the programs aim to cracking down at thieves who sell stolen merchandise on the streets, officials say that will help support vendors who are legally selling their property. the new policies don't apply, though, to sales of food or artwork. a vote is scheduled for today on whether or not to list the iconic western joshua tree as a threatened species now a designation that would make it harder to remove the trees for housing, solar or other development projects. the california fish and game commission took hours of public comment yesterday and scheduled to vote for later today. the tree if the tree is listed as a

threatened species, killing one would require special approval from the state. our time is 6 17 , the infamous corpse flower is just days away from blooming at the san francisco conservatory of flowers, and i have smelled this. it's incredible. the five ft tall, rare plant has its name because people say it smells like rotting flesh. the plan normally blooms once a decade, and just for a few days, you're looking at video of a corpse flower from a past display the conservator conservatory of flowers. we don't know when the corpse flower will actually bloom, but when it does the conservatory plans to stay open later. so everybody who wants to see and smell the plant can do so. you have to do it at least once. yeah but it's no, you don't. would you say so? you don't know zero interest that smell like when you walk in. you're like, what is that? is it in the refrigerator? is it in the trash? it's yeah, it's a

pretty strong. yeah pam, i don't know. i could probably go my whole life without smelling just fine. thank you, pam. dave. let's go out and take a look at the commute. now highway four. we're going to start there at some slow traffic, pittsburgh and antioch and 6 80 from martinez to the walnut creek interchange. that looks okay. ah there are no major problems on the way on highway 24 on 80 westbound getting out to the mcarthur maze. this is a look at the richmond bridge. you can see that traffic is moving well and on the east or free weight looks good at the mcarthur maze when you get to the babe razors a little bit of a backup nothing too deep, but it's about a five minute delay before you make it onto the bridge, 6 19. let's bring steve in with today's weather. alright, sal. thank you, sir. well we have a weak system dragging across is and it is opened the door here to an onshore breeze or wind. at augusta 51. miles an hour at sfo , and here comes the fog underneath the golden gate bridge. underneath it will start

to lift over the next 12 24 hours, though, as a system makes its move. temperatures are on their way down big time here. water temps amazingly cold 48 49 49 just you don't see that this late in the season to be that cold temperatures which peaked out yesterday or on their way down today will cool off temperatures in the higher elevations of really cooled off 50 fifty's on the temps 52 snow mountain, mount diablo. at 53 big thursday changes that will be in the form of some fog, mainly san mateo coast. a lot of high clouds breezy to windy and cooler for all. santa rosa menlo park livermore in san jose. those arrows are all now down seventies on attempts don't be surprised if their upper sixties on saturday for highs for many here fifties on a lot of the temps, most locations low fifties or mid fifties, a few forties to the north sebastopol is in their rohnert park point. reyes scores up towards upper lake in lakeville, but it's a lot of low to mid fifties, including sonoma 53, nevada, 50

to the system is lacking in moisture, but not in cold air for this time of year on seasonably cold for the middle of june to come in so in the low drops in over friday, and especially saturday. this will be a rare significant mid june cool down. still some scattered showers. i think north and east mostly activity will be you know, a tremendous, you know, county, lake county, sierra nevada and northern sacramento valley. not a lot, but there will be some popping up here. sixties seventies on the taps, and they will continue their being inland has come down all the way into saturday before we get a little rebound sunday and into monday. thank you, steve. today we will find out if the bay area will host matches for the 2026 world cup coming up what we know about the other sites being considered. and covid vaccines could soon be available for children as young as six months up next, the final approvals needed before that can happen.

on morning sun to parents looking for baby formula are now encountering a new obstacle. the weather. abbott laboratories shut down its plant in michigan because of extreme weather. this is archive video of the plan before it was damaged by last night's thunderstorms and heavy rains. abbott says it will resume operations and restart production as soon as possible. however, the company says this. weather disruption will likely delay distribution for several weeks. dr anthony fauci is recovering now after testing positive for covid 19 dr fauci, the 81 year old director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases, is also president biden's chief medical advisor, dr fauci says his covid symptoms are mild and he is being treated with paxil, ovid and antiviral drugs. he's also fully vaccinated, and he's had two booster shots. dr fauci, who is isolating and working from home, reportedly has not had any recent contact with president biden or other top administration officials. very

soon, millions more young americans could be eligible to get those covid vaccine shots. advisors for the fda voted to recommend the fighter and mandarin, a kid sized formulas for children as young as six months old. both drugmakers say their vaccines were proved to be safe in clinical trials. modernist two shots series of vaccines were between 40 to 50% effective. at preventing mild cases of covid in the younger age group, fizer increased its vaccine series 23 doses to give more protection during the omicron various virus wave. efficacy in the all available population against macron rises to 80.3% overall. nationwide only 30% of children between five and 11 years old are fully vaccinated. many parents we talked to say they're leaning toward vaccinating their young children as soon as possible. i think that there are a lot of very intelligent. smart scientists who are investigating

the vaccines that have done very thorough research. and i'm confident that that is a good thing for my children. i can see why parents might be a little hesitant. but i think it's a good thing, and i think that once it's available will want to get our son vaccinated. now the cdc still has to approve the vaccines, which could become available as early as next week. california's free lunch for students will continue, even though the nationwide program is ending the pandemic started, congress approved free school lunches for every student in the country. it was renewed for the last school year. but the new spending bill does not include funding for the federal program . however california will continue to pay for free meals for all public school students. one more win and the golden state warriors are nba champs once again tell you what stefan currie had to say that team needs to do and focus on tonight, and it's not about winning the game plus okay. he's

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election are a tribute to a man who was everybody's bff. today the public will have a chance to say a final farewell to norman mineta. we have details about today's memorial ceremony that will include dignitaries like former president bill clinton. and paying up for plan. power

shutoffs the penalty pg and e is facing for turning off the lights as a way to prevent wildfire. from ktvu. fox tv. this is mornings on tv. there. it is the opening bell and that citigroup, bringing the bell to celebrate pride month and it's city pride network that has been actively working on increasing diversity in the business. world stocks, though, sets a drop pretty big. there we go. more than 500 points as i've been talking about all morning, almost 2% same for the nasdaq, actually down almost 3% now that's despite the rate increase. still, concerns about the economy treasuries were up overnight. i've talked about that before. when treasuries are up, stocks go down. revlon also filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. the ceo mentioned the economy as a factor in the cosmetic companies. inability to meet demand. have all your business news coming up. thank you for joining us here on

mornings on two. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's thursday, june 16th. it's an incredible morning studios. see carlson has your forecast. i do. indeed it is mostly sunny out there. some fog go mainly on the cemetery coast santa cruz, a few high clouds of the north, but it's really the main messages cooler cooler as the onshore breeze kicks in started last night actually will continue today. a lot of fifties on the temps weak system dragging across this is falling apart, but it is open the door to that onshore breeze and temps inland will come down today. sixties and seventies on the highs. alright, sounds here at 6 31, and he's going to talk about the bay bridge. we're going to start there, steve. we see some slow traffic at the toll plaza, which is not unusual. it's about an 8 to 10 minute delay before you make it onto the bridge you have to take into account. it will also be waiting behind the metering lights are also looking at the same table. bridge traffic looks pretty good heading out to the peninsula and we've been checking out the issuer free weight that still

looks pretty good from crockett all the way out toward the elsa bronte and berkeley area. 6 31. let's go back to the headlines. what happening today? the public invited to a very special memorial service for a man who literally changed the face of local and national politics family of former san jose mayor and congressman norman eta, asking the public to say a final farewell to a man who dedicated his life to public service. andre senior joins us now with a look back at his career and some of the details of today's ceremony. very touching ceremony will be happening today. norman had died at the age of 90 from a heart ailment last month. he was born and spent his early years in san jose. but when he was 10 years old, he and his family and thousands of other japanese americans were sent to internment camps after the bombing of pearl harbor. but the low point in us race relations did not change when that is sense of loyalty to the united states. and he wanted to work to make america better. he started by earning a degree from uc berkeley, which led to a career

in politics, starting with a seat on the san jose city council in the 19 sixties. that led to his being elected mayor of san jose in 1971. for me, and i believe a lot of championships americans. it was a very proud moment. well he was the first japanese american mayor of any major american city that led to a higher national profile, and he ran for congress, where he worked with democrats and republicans to accomplish what he thought needed to be done. while there he guided the civil liberties act that had the us officially apologize for injustices inflicted on japanese americans during world war two. he also pushed for more funding for the faa and the international airport in san jose is named in his honor that it was the first asian american to serve as a cabinet secretary , first as secretary of commerce in the clinton administration, then was the only democrat in george w. bush's cabinet, where he was transportation secretary. he called for the grounding of

all aircraft in u. s airspace almost immediately after the 9 11 attack. it was an unprecedented order. there were more than 4500 planes in the air at the time. and that it is being remembered as a man who saw problems and look for ways to build coalitions to fix them and not worry about who received the most credit for the success. it's public memorial service as that san jose city civic center starting at 10 30 this morning speakers will include former president bill clinton. former defense secretary leon panetta and former san francisco mayor willie brown. now back to you, andre. thank you. time is 6 30 for a deadly crash last night on a two lane road in the eastern contra costa county left one person dead, four others hurt. it happened not far from the byron airport. chp investigators say a car and an suv collided just south of camino diablo. investigators say the driver of an accurate was swerving across the narrow highway just before the collision. the two vehicles

struck each other kind of semi head on, which caused the suburban to lose control over the side of road strike a poor, causing a pool to go down. the nine people were in that suburban, including the person who died for other passengers were treated for moderate injuries. the chp thinks they were all farm workers heading to one of the farms in brentwood. the driver of the accurate tried to run away, but the chp tracked him down. byron highway was closed for almost four hours during the investigation and during the period where that toppled poll was removed. state utility regulators are proposing pg and e pay $12 million in fines for mishandling planned power shutoffs now the california public utilities commission wants to penalize pg and e and other power companies in the state for multiple violations. the commission did not specify those violations, but says its goal is to ensure utility companies follow safety guidelines and properly notify

customers about planned. shutoffs are time now 6 35 tonight the warriors will play the boston celtics game six of the nba finals, and the warriors only need one more win. to claim their fourth nba championship in eight seasons there, leading the celtics three games to two in the series. the game starts at six pm at boston's td gardens. and the warriors say closing out this series will be tough. you have to just be in the moment you have to be. you know, president as much as possible, not worry about the consequences of a win or a loss. and the more you can kind of check your mind and just being in the moment and staying there. that's the best advice. i can give anybody in that situation because it's going to be the hardest game you probably ever played in your career. uh because of what the stakes are. indeed the warriors record is four and five on the road in the postseason, but they do have history on their side 84% of the teams that led three games of two and nba postseason history. went on to win this

series. now warriors and their fans will be at the chase center . the warriors fans will be a chase center tonight, the warriors will host another watch party inside and outside of chase center. it cost $25 to see the game inside the arena on the big center court screen, but it's free to watch it outdoors. both events are sold out by the way, but you can buy tickets for the indoor watch party on the resale market. warriors fans across the bay area are taking all steps they need to for that big win tonight against the boston celtics that includes a special drink at one walnut creek bar. the blue balls are like a really like a playful way of doing like a warriors colored shot very good blue gatorade with a little twist. the bartender at stadium pub says they've already pulled out all the stops tonight, including extra bar supplies. extra chicken wings. a lot of extra help, but just two miles away, workers at the sports basement

say. they'll have to wait until tonight's game is over to find out how early they have to report to work for the next few days. we got an email from our sports buyer today. um if the warriors do when, on thursday, knock on wood. um, we're going to be getting a shipment in first thing friday morning. and people will be waiting outside. the warriors are hosting their usual watch parties as well. tickets for the watch party inside chase center tonight are going for about $90, with the highest online prices topping out at $500. remember the warriors are playing in boston tonight. so the teams also holding that usual thrive. city event outside, you do have to sign up in advance on eventbrite . i believe it's sold out. okay can we also talk about soccer? because happening today the bay area will find out if it will hose world cup soccer matches fifa, the international soccer authority will announce this afternoon all of the host

locations for the 2026 men's world cup. the united states has 17 stadiums in 16 locales in contingent, including levi's stadium in santa clara. the l. a area has two bids so far stadium and the rose bowl. the united states, canada and mexico are teaming up to host soccer's most important tournament. it's not official, but the feeling is the u. s will have about 11 host sites. three in mexico to in canada. the united states will have the quarterfinals, the semi finals and the finals. pretty exciting. let's go out to sell checking in on our morning commute, sal. alright pam. dave. good morning to you were getting a little more crowded out there if you are driving on highway four, for example, you are going to see slow traffic coming out of the pittsburgh and bay point area into concord, 6. 80 looks decent from martinez to walnut creek and 80 has a little bit of

slowing as you drive out towards the area. of debate bridge. i kind of zoomed into the peninsula that looks pretty good . there have been no major problems by the way at the bay bridge, but there is a backup. this is about a 10 minute delay here before you make it onto the bridge at 6 39. let's bring in steve with today's weather. you said earlier. it gets light so early. you think it's eight o'clock? i agree. i look up and it's only six. something right, right. seems like the morning is going slow on the wall is slow. all right. thank you, sir. where's that fog? well there's some out there, and if you're on the golden gate bridge is actually lifted a little bit. it was underneath the span. now it's coming in. i think it will go over some of the towers here pretty soon take a look and see. they're just rolling in. if you batter the west wind, and you love the fog bank this is for you. it's a sign of a significant cool down the water. temps are incredibly called for this late this season, coldest and about 10 years to be this cold. 48 49 degrees, san francisco bowie has come down. there were 51 2 days ago. now they're 49 that is really cold

for this time of year. temperatures are also on their way down after peaking out yesterday with the eighties and nineties inland, they'll be hard pressed to get over 70 on friday and saturday. for many locations here. it's going to be a really cool pattern yesterday, sonoma mountain and ben lomond mountain or in the seventies there in the fifties. 52 sonoma mountain mount diablo 53. what's that mean? that means the inversions been broken, so we'll have better air quality and visibility. today is the breeze kicks up as well. big thursday change some fog, mainly san francisco san mateo, cause a little band of high class no big deal, but breezy to windy cooler for although over the next couple of days, santa rosa menlo park livermore san jose, those arrows are all down 78 74 77 73 today on the forecast highs a lot of fifties here low take your pick mid fifties, but temperatures mainly have cooled off here some upper forties for a few, but all fifties here, at least for east bay temperatures. kensington's 52, alamo, 52 castro valley's 50 degrees and walnut creek at 50 to the low impressive for this time of year. not so much because it has

much moisture because it's unseasonably cold coming in, especially on saturday could be some maybe record low maximum temperatures. that's a rare mid june. cool down of this. nature here could be a few scattered showers north and east. i'll mention that northern sonoma county, napa county mendocino like northern sacramento valley , yes, and up in thailand, truckee in the foothills, there could be a little activity saturday. sixties and seventies, and it will be sixties and seventies all the way into the weekend, maybe only upper sixties on saturday it will rebound on sunday monday. alright time is 6 42. another congressional hearing by the january 6th committees scheduled this morning. we have details of the evidence the committee investigating the attack on the u. s capitol will be presented to the public. first let's go to our newsroom. say good morning to gossip with the look at what else is coming up here on morning sun, too. good morning, pam and dave. when i join you in studio, it does appear the effect of covid on your brain might last longer than expected. coming up in the seven o'clock hour. how long researchers say you could be left with a brain

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pressure on the vice president added to the attack on the capital and risk the vice president's life. you can watch today's hearing live beginning at 10 o'clock this morning on ktvu plus and on ktvu .com. also the house committee investigating the january 6th attack has obtained emails between jenny thomas, the wife of supreme court justice clarence thomas, and the attorney, john eastman. who played a key role in trying to overturn the 2020 election. the washington post reports. the email showed that jenny thomas and her efforts to overturn the election were more extensive than first thought. miss thomas also sent messages to president trump's chief of staff, mark meadows and also to lawmakers in arizona, pressuring them to help overturn the election. in today's dollars and cents. you can expect to see higher interest rates on just about everything you pay. that's after the federal reserve raised its benchmark rate, as expected by

three quarters of a percent. it is the third hike this year, and fed chairman jerome powell says there will be another rate hike in july could be as high as another three quarters of a point. the central bank hopes to slow the growth of skyrocketing inflation. the economy in the country have been through a lot over the past 2.5 years and have proved resilient. it is essential that we bring inflation down. the current picture is plain to see. the labor market is extremely tight and inflation is much too high stock market was encouraged initially by that announcement with some big gains yesterday, but this morning continued concerns about the economy. higher treasury yields overnight . taking stocks down, you can look in the lower part of your screen there. the dow jones now back below a left 30,000 and the nasdaq back below 11,000, so we'll continue to keep an eye. on those numbers for you. the us supreme court barring workers in california from using a unique

state law to join one another and sue an employer over labor law violations now the california law allows workers to sue businesses for violating state employment laws and keep one quarter of the damages with the rest going to the state. however, the supreme court ruling issued says that the current law violates the rights of employers when contracts require their workers to take disputes to individual arbitration. rather than going to court our time now, 6 48 if you recently tried to buy a major appliance, you know there have been delivery delays stores itself. refrigerators stoves, dishwashers say they understand some people need a replacement product fast, but most of those things are just not available in the supply chain right now. after computer chip production was shut down because of the pandemic, and it's never fully recover. they say. that's especially true for products that requires several chips like a microwave oven combination.

maybe a dishwasher only needs to and i'm in a microwave combo needs five or seven or eight. they would rather make more dishwashers unless of those so they can get more product out. no most appliance stores say they're willing to take orders for products, but they can't guarantee when you're get ity, t least a and don't expect that to change until late next year. okay? three julie haener now. walk faster, please. just come walk faster, please, because there is a bear behind you encounter with the bear while hiking in british columbia, canada. the bear. the family was recording this and the bear. followed the family despite the mother and father yelling at it. the bear eventually stopped following

them in an instagram post. the mother says they later learned that the area had been closed several times. because of the bears increasing aggressive behavior. so you think with all that time online, they might have known that there is a problem with that hiking trail before heading out there. the bear is running, pam. yeah i don't think i'm pulling out my phone in that case, honestly, just get the family out, sal, right? yes uh, seems kind of scary to me. but very good morning, everyone. you know what we're looking at a commute that is now reaching peak or this next hour or so will be peak. let's go to the bay bridge. you will see that it is going to be slow here at the toll plaza, just like you would expect. if you want to use the same mateo bridge instead. that would be a little crowded, although it is okay heading over to the peninsula. i want to mention that 80 is beginning to get a little bit slower, and so is highway four, which is typical. and the peninsula. traffic doesn't look all that slow, some slowing in san mateo, and that's epic commute really hasn't woken

up that silicon valley commute if you want to jump ahead of that crowd right now is the time. 6 50, which bring steve in talk about today's weather. thank you, sal. alright cooling has begun. it started yesterday afternoon evening sfo at augusta, 51 mph. not expecting that probably again. but it will be a blustery day in the fog is regrouping. not for all. it's about san francisco and the golden gate bridge on the cemetery coast, then pulls off santa cruz coast. there's not much of any to the north, but that's pretty good little fog bank working its way in the key , though, is that the air aloft is going to become so much colder. it's going to chew up the fog. there is no support for it. after today, probably maybe a little bit, but by by saturday, no chance, weak system falling apart, kind of hanging up over us just just a little rope of some higher clouds, but overall mostly sunny today. it's just incredible that the water temps are this this call that makes a huge impact in the city, also in much of the co especially when you get a west wind that is cold for this time of year. temperatures peaked out

for some tuesday for others on wednesday. they're all on their way down, and i mean a big drop here friday into saturday. mount diablo, which was in the upper sixties with other locations in the seventies, yesterday, has dropped to 54. they might even be in the forties. here maybe possible upper thirties by saturday, just amazingly cold for this time of year for us, not much in the way of cloud cover, but we get some fog and some higher clouds breezy to windy at times cooler for all under mostly sunny skies. fifties on the temps low mid. most locations are cooling off by about wonder about 89 degrees here so far woodside and after dinner in the upper upper forties, los altos is 50 stanford 51. pacific at 52 55 popular foster city, san mateo and san carlos. hello again, producing some rain up in the pacific northwest. but even up there, it doesn't have a lot to work with. the key, though, is it's not moving east. it's dropping south. right on us now how far it digs southwood could be determining factor on where some shower activity picks up.

it's just going to be rare, mid june. cool down of this of this magnitude here. possibilities here in nevada, north of santa rosa, north of calistoga. some scattered showers on saturday or a possibility. 60 seventies on the temples. inland temps will continue to come down all the way into saturday before we get a little rebound there on sunday. right see time is 6 53 and mornings on tuesday, getting ready to hit the road for its next zip trip. tomorrow the nine is traveling to union city, you have a chance to meet people making a difference in that community sample some of the best food and learn some little known stories of the city's history mornings onto will be broadcasting live tomorrow morning starting at nine o'clock near the east plaza founder and the union city pyramid. well the federal reserve attacks inflation with its largest rate hike in the last 28 years. coming up at seven o'clock. we'll tell you what the rate hike means for auto and home

loans. and housing remains a top priority for many bay area city leaders up next. some of the proposals on the table along the peninsula and in the east bay that hundreds of new housing units. because. runs out. secong

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seven more help is coming this week to people who live in an oakland tiny home community operation dignity runs the cabin community on mandela parkway and yesterday today and tomorrow they're holding what they call a resource fairs for residents and includes help with social services, job and health resources and free haircuts. one of my clients just told me you know he wasn't going to come. but he's so happy he did. he hasn't had his hair cut in six months. so just the fact that you know, fresh shower haircut and you know, possibly a good new meal. you know some clothes. it's just, you know, happy day. how this coming august that tiny home community side will mark three years in operation. most

people stay at that tiny home community for about six months before they can find permanent transitions that they can move into. in walnut creek, a group of people protesting plans for a senior community to being built on open space near heather farms park condition your con center petition every great thank you. thank you. members of the group save seven hills ranch demonstrated against the plan to build a 400 units. senior community. the protesters say they don't want to see the housing or a health care facility and 600 parking spaces built on 30 acres of undeveloped land on ignition valley boulevard. we want them to understand that this piece of property has been valuable to the community of walnut creek for a long time. back in the nineties, they tried to save it as part of their open space ordinance, and unfortunately that fell through, but it just shows you that it is a piece of property that is valuable to the

community of creek. critics say the development would require massive grading and leveling and removing 400 trees. they wanted developer to create a design that makes less of an impact. and fits with the natural surroundings. time is 6 59. there's a new plan to build affordable housing in san francisco supervisor dean preston introduced the social housing budget package. it will set aside $135 million in the next city budget for affordable housing projects. president says he wants the money to come from proposition. passed by voters in 2020. it doubles taxes on the sale of buildings value did more than $10 million. make sure to slow down if you're driving through oakland, the effort to make neighborhood streets they're safer as oakland sets up new speed limits in some areas. president biden is working to help prevent discrimination against lgbtq americans. details

on what the president's executive order includes. and the golden state warriors are now one win away from their fourth nba championship in recent years, a preview of what to expect in tonight's big game at the garden. from ktvu fox two news. this morning's onto good morning and thanks for being with us. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to thursday, june 16th and 11. the bloom is bringing the yellow so you are as well. we're going to make it happen. steve paulson has your forecast getting you ready for this thursday make it happen on cooler temps got noticed the wind yesterday swim meet yesterday and those swim. parker's came out about six o'clock cranked up big time here. it'll still be a breezy, blustery dander mostly sunny. guys. some fog, not a huge fog bank, but some right on the golden gate bridge, that's for sure. and some on the cemetery coast. after that, it's mostly clear but fifties on the temps, the big news will be cooler and breezy on these taps. as a weak