starts right now. and for a third time former president trump is running or the white house will show you that announcement and how some in the republican party from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. it is wednesday. it's november, 16th and i know where to find steve paulson. he's in his office. he has your forecast. as we begin to wednesday morning, steve, just you and me, mr clark. right now down the fourth, then. all right. thank you, sir. we do have clear skies. if you enjoyed yesterday we had some seventies conquered with 70. oakland was 70 santa rosa 72 degrees. my goodness. we don't have that northerly northeasterly breeze. it'll be sunny. today some higher clouds might drift in late, but only people in weather would not severe. clear clear and cold this morning, lots of

thirties wall to wall son. it'll be nice temperatures still warm, little above average, but coming down just a skosh. as we say. all right, i do believe sal's here, so the three stooges are united. okay well, good morning, sir. good morning, diblasio and bay bridge. so start there because it looks very good getting into san francisco. good morning to you if you are driving into san francisco anytime soon, it looks very good with no major issues here as you drive into san francisco across the bay area bridges had also looks very nice, and we're off to a nice start in the east bay at 401. let's get back to the headlines. former president donald trump is now officially running for president in 2024. in order to make america great and glorious again. i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states.

even though he was impeached twice and refused to accept the outcome of the 2020 elections that eventually led to an insurrection aimed at overthrowing the government. donald trump, the 45th president , wants to return to the oval office. he wants to become only the second president in us history to be elected to two non consecutive terms. we are failing nation. for millions of americans the past two years under joe biden had been a time of pain, hardship, anxiety and despair. donald trump has never ever been a winner for the republican party. uh the math is irrefutable now, um, but the base still loves him. it's like i said, they can't win with them. they can't win without him. no donald trump's early jump into the 2024 race for the white house could force republicans to choose between him and other potential candidates, including florida governor ron de santis, who was easily reelected last week. ktvu

political analyst brian sobel does not expect potential republican rivals like governor de santis to jump into the race so early i don't know that he feels the need to rush out now in the next few weeks and announce to counter anything donald trump is doing. donald trump is a known entity and people either like them, or they don't like them. and so i don't think that forces descent us to do anything right away. and former president. trump also filed his official paperwork with the federal election commission, declaring himself a candidate for president in 2024. time is now. 403 the president of poland now says there are no indications the missile that killed two people in poland was a quote, intentional attack. he's now saying it was most likely an unfortunate accident. earlier president biden said it was unlikely the missile was fired from russia. president biden and other leaders of the g 20 held an emergency meeting

after getting word of that missile blast, three u. s officials who have not been authorized to talk about the missile incident. preliminary evidence suggests the missile was actually fired by ukrainian forces and that it was aimed at another missile fired by russian troops, and the impact pushed him towards poland. our empathy . sympathy goes out to apparently two people were killed. and then we're going to collectively determine our next step as we investigate. and proceed. that explosion came during a very intense day of russian missile strikes on ukraine's energy plants that left most of ukraine's major cities without power. our time now. 404 police in redwood city investigating what led to yesterday's deadly shootout in the middle of the afternoon. police say a man had a gun and was in a car with a woman and three children near the busy intersection of el camino real

and lincoln avenue. ktvu jana katsuyama tells us what witnesses saw. the gunfire sent people on el camino real scrambling to get away and running for cover. redwood city police say the 911 call came in at 3 19. tuesday afternoon, the dispatcher heard a child screaming before the phone disconnected, police say when they arrived, they found a man with a handgun inside a car with a woman and three children, a case of domestic violence. this cell phone video shows officers surrounding the prius on al camino real police say the man was using the children as a shield and before they could begin negotiating. police say the man tried to shoot the woman and children. that's when officers moved in. the man got out of the car with the firearm. several shots were fired by officers that were at the scene from different locations that it's surrounded. that car didn't want to be on camera said he saw

it from across the street when i heard, uh some loud yelling and screaming, so i stepped out and then i heard a couple of gunshots. you know, that's what was most alarming. police say the man with the gun was a 36 year old redwood city resident. he was injured and taken to the hospital, where he was pronounced dead. the woman was able to escape from the car with the two younger children. the third child, we think fled out of the car at some point and ran to an adjacent business. southbound nl camino real that child has been found in reunited with a woman. six hours later, the street was still closed as investigators examined the evidence. police say the 32 year old woman was taken to the hospital for injuries related to the shooting. the children ages , 14 and 10 were not injured. residents say it was a shock seen violence in their quiet neighborhood. rever city. on your community reality in the afternoon. and it blew. if i broadcast i've never seen it like this before. jana katsuyama

ktvu fox two news at 406, the man accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul, in his san francisco home , pleaded not guilty to federal charges. the only time that david cpap spoken court was when the jug, he told the judge his name. his lawyer entered not guilty pleas to charges of attempted kidnapping of a federal official and attacking a family member of a federal officer now, if he's convicted on both charges could get up to 50 years in federal prison. he's also facing attempted murder charges in san francisco superior court. a preliminary hearing in that case is set for next month. he's due back in federal court on november 30th. a man suspected of stalking women in san francisco is due back in court on november 29th after a judge threw out almost half of the charges against him. 34 year old bill hobbs was arrested last month on 22 counts, including sexual battery

and assault. prosecutors accused him of chasing touching and kissing women that he just saw on the streets. judge said there was insufficient evidence as the court throughout nine charges but allowed one charge of felony false imprisonment and 12 misdemeanors to remain. it is 408. san francisco leaders say safety will be a top priority for the holiday shopping season. union square is already filling with visitors and mayor of london breed, the district attorney and the police chief announced ways they're trying to keep everyone in the area safe. they don't want to repeat. of last year when large groups of thieves broke into stores. since then, the city has put more police and city ambassadors in union square, and business owners say they have seen a difference. the attention that the city has given union square, his his really paid off. it's not just us that are here every day that are feeling better.

it's the people that are coming and visiting being here every day. you know, you see the best of it, and you have to see the worst of it, and we're seeing the worst of it far less than we have in a very long time. and the city is also offering an hour of free parking at union square. city leaders say there will also be more surveillance in the shopping districts of people feel safe, leaving their cars as they shot time is 409 ecology. the trash collection company is paying $25 million to settle a dispute with the city of san francisco city leaders claim rick ology made much larger profits and they were contracted to get this payment will help offset rate increases for operational costs that amount that amount is on top of the $95 million ecology refunded to settle a separate dispute. timeless world nine oakland zoo officials hope to nurse an orphan black bear back to health after it wandered into a south lake tahoe shop last month. now

the bear is a little bear about eight months old. it suffers from pneumonia, parasites and infected left foot and severe skin infections. he'd labs are keeping the bear warm because it has well doesn't have a lot of for the vets say it appears to be in good spirits and is a tough little guy, but the prognosis is difficult. we're all rooting for the guy. it's really going to be day by day. um we could lose him at any point, but we're really trying to put our best foot forward practice next level medicine on him. now the bear has been nicknamed nixon. he's being fed on what's known as bear child that's nutrient based kibble to help him grow to a healthy weight. harry is alright. our time is for 10 and steve paulson has you ready with the forecast for wednesday morning at yesterday's highs, dave because they were warm here, santa rosa. i split the difference between the airport and downtown 74 70.

so 72 conquered with 70 degrees oakland downtown 70 napa was close. redwood city, livermore, 68 san jose 67 in san francisco . beautiful 66. it'll be sunny for all today. cold morning. lots of thirties but temperatures. we still have a little bit of a northerly breeze looking mount diablo north 41, but not as robust, at least not yet. and the oakland berkeley hills. but there's still a lot of a northerly component. few high clouds. you can see the offshore direction there. look at the clouds takes care of it right there. 10 11. 12 13.10 11 truckee in south lake tahoe. vegas las vegas is 44 33 yukiya, the 39 in santa maria. the higher elevations have really warmed up fifties on the temps and all my mountains 53 oakland hills, 55. ben lomond mountain was 50 briefly now they're 49 but northeast north north, so we still have that offshore breeze thirties forties and fifties on the temps. if you get that offshore breeze, it can be on the mild side. if not, it can be

darn cold to the north. couple of twenties. upper twenties lots of low thirties mid thirties. but 40 is more closer towards the coast. american canyon, 39 napa's 39 degrees and salma 34 runner, park, windsor, 33. that little low in southern california is generating an offshore breeze. red flag fire danger for them that will take them through wednesday. some of the air elevation 60 plus mph, but for us lots of sixties today, probably not as warm, but it's still be very warm for someone above average. and it looks very quiet a little cooler tomorrow than warmer weather takes us into friday and still nice on the weekend. alright steve. thank you. times for 12 more ski resorts moving up their opening dates thanks to more snow and november coming up. how the staff at palisades tahoe are getting ready for an early ski season in a battle for power over the republican party. the vote that's happening today in the u. s. senate. as senator mitch mcconnell was facing opposition for the first time in 15 years.

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it is the power of love in its rawest form. (classical piano music) 13. today the u. s senate will hold what's called a test vote to see how many senate republicans would vote to protect interracial and same sex marriages. now, senate majority leader chuck schumer predicts at least 10 republicans would vote with all 50 democrats to eventually passed federal legislation to keep same sex and interracial marriage is legal. there has been growing support for a federal law after the u. s. supreme court overturned roe versus wade supreme court. justice clarence thomas suggested that decision also offered marriage protections. now, if this test vote shows legislation would pass, senator schumer's indicated he would call for a final vote before the

end of the week. also happening today. senate minority leader mitch mcconnell will face a challenge for his leadership of his republican party for the first time in 15 years. florida senator rick scott says he's running to unseat mitch mcconnell, saying he's not satisfied with the status quo, senator mcconnell told reporters he won't lose. i think the outcome is pretty clear. i want to repeat a gun. i have the votes. i will be elected. the only issue is whether we do it sooner. or later. some senate republicans want to delay that vote from today until after the election in georgia is settled, turning now to the battle over the balance of power in the us congress, where republicans are just one seat away from taking a majority in the house. fox news is projecting republicans have won 217 seats. democrats are

projected to win 209 seats. that leaves nine house raises that are still too close to call 10 of those races right here in california, and a party needs 218 seats to claim a majority. central valley congressman kevin mccarthy has won the republican nomination for house speaker mccarthy beat conservative challenger andy biggs yesterday in the closed door vote. mccarthy would need almost all of the votes of his party or some votes from democrats to become the next house speaker. time is now for 17 will palisades tahoe, california's biggest ski resorts, opens on friday received about three ft of fresh no. two ft. just on monday, they plan to open both the lower and upper mountains for skiing, snowboarding, as well as snow tubing. snow making machines are running 24 hours a day to make the conditions even better. it is just a stunning

view. our our our snow making crews are working day and night to get the rest of the mountain open. and actually right now we have some great weather to make some snow. the palisades joins a growing list of resorts that opened early, including boreal, heavenly and kirkwood, the gondola that runs between palisades in the alpine ski resorts will start running on december 17th all that snow steve anymore coming? no okay, good right now, maybe end of the month or in early december, but we have a lot of sunshine and warm temps yesterday, and these were the warmest temps we've seen for a while. sixties for some and seventies for others here, santa rosa 72 conquered oakland 70 napa was close. reverend city livermore 68 san y it'll be sunny for all not mostly sunny. it'll be sunny, nice to warm, still breezy up in the hills, but there's still plenty of thirties here, but i mean, not the upload north at 42 not as robust in the oakland

berkeley hills right now, but it is a northerly breeze same up in napa county and also marin county. the high is built in right over us and the lowest down in southern california. so that's generating some pretty good offshore wind for them as well. thirties forties and fifties, writing as a north wind. so there 56 degrees, but you can see 33 in uk a 10, 11, truckee and also south lake tahoe. the temperatures aloft have warmed up there in the thirties last week. now they're in the forties or fifties with the north breeze or northeast breeze, so the offshore breeze still in place, thirties forties and fifties on the temps. petaluma is 33 degrees, but the city sitting at 50 37 for palo alto yet sunnyvale 46. so there are some big spreads on these temps. east bay temps. alameda is almost 50. el cerrito is almost 50 dropped 10 for panel lafayette walnut creek in there yet clayton's 49 alamo 37 dublin, 35. but heyward 44, so there's some big spreads on these lows, the low and southern cal in attempts. there's a low in southern california and the

high to the north. and i think we know the drill. breezy in the hills today, sunny wednesday while sunshine but southern california because of that strong offshore santa ana wind, they are looking for the red flag warning sixties on the temps, probably easing up just a teeny bit but still above average for many attempts today, degrees cooler on thursday, then back to warmer on friday day. all right. steve times for 20 when soccer's world cup kicks off, will you know which teams to keep an eye on next? we're checking out the betting favorites, and we'll tell you when tickets for taylor swift's latest tour will be available after fans just flooded ticketmaster, causing it to crash.

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engines. 321 booster ignition. and lift off of artemus one goes during the night. a major accomplishment from nasa. the new artemis moon rocket had its

debut launch overnight. the launch, sending the orion capsule towards the moon. now it was launched from florida. it brings us closer to putting astronauts back on the moon for this mission rocket will propel an empty crew capsule into orbit around the moon. that capsule will come back to earth next month. if everything goes as planned, nasa hopes to repeat the mission next month with four astronauts. they're hoping to land humans on the moon as early as 2025. time is worth 23 happening. today, the fans of pop artist taylor swift will get another try to buy tickets to her next tour after ticketmaster's website just crashed yesterday morning when those tickets were about to go on sale. ticketmaster says they had quote historically unprecedented demand they had to delay the pre sale time for the west coast shows, including at levi stadium. today they have a pre sale for capital, one card

holders and then tomorrow the standard sale begins. well, beyonce could make music history at this year's grammy awards. beyonce was nominated for nine awards yesterday for the 2023 grammy, tying her husband, jay z for the most nominations and grammy. his tary if she picks up four or more of those awards. she will set the record for most wins of all time. other artists , bringing in the most nominations so far this year. rapper kendrick lamar with nine, and adele and brandi carlile was seven each. the grammy award show will be held february 5th in los angeles. it's now 4 24. well soccer's world cup fever is starting to set in all over the world as the most watched sports event in the world kicks off in just a couple of days. now team usa is already arrived in qatar . they're going to play their first match on the second day of the tournament. ktvu is

christian captain takes a look at which teams are considered the favorites to win the cup. two of the odds on favorites come from south america, arch rivals brazil and argentina. brazil is currently atop the world rankings loaded with stars at every position. but its service swerving in the header over the line and brazil take the lead in the ninth minute. brazil has won five world cups, the most of any country. it's also the only nation to qualify for every world cup since the tournament began in 1930, argentina has won two world cups in 1978 and 1986. the squad is led by arguably the greatest soccer player of all time. lionel messi, listed at five ft six inches and £159. his nicknamed la pulga, which means the flea. argentina has a highly anticipated match in the group state against its former manager , gerardo tata martino, who now coaches mexico. flicked in by

griezmann. the world cup final defending world champion winning the 2018 cup in moscow, but france has been hampered with injuries and recent poor form. france still features a star studded lineup, including one of the best players in the world. killian um, bop it appeared he was going to leave his club in paris for spain's real madrid. but french president emmanuel macron persuaded him to stay in paris for the betterment of the country. harry kane with the chance equals. bobby charlton does it puts england in england is another popular choice among betters. its only world cup championship came in 1966. it's draw raised eyebrows and people's interests. the us plays england on ktvu the day after thanksgiving, then faces its neighbor wales in the next match. oddsmakers rate the u. s chances as middle of the pack.

fanduel puts america's chances at 12,000 to 1 draftkings is 13,000 to 1 wage of $1 win back 131. and don't forget you can catch the action starting monday, right here with us on ktvu. but don't worry, you can still watch our regular newscasts over on ktvu plus, and it's the season for world cup brackets. the fox super six world cup bracket challenge is live. it's free to play. the winner could take home $1 million if you want to sign up to play head to ktvu dot com slash world cup, there's a link to the bracket challenge, right? there. and as you play, keep track to see if you can do better than some of our morning team. andre senior gasia mikaelian. castaneda and james torres have all filled out their brackets. let's see who has the best pick says the tournament goes on again, you can find it at ktvu dot com

slash world cup time now for 27 tis the season to be giving, but inflation may dampen how much americans give back to charitable organizations and doctors wearing about what many are calling a triple dynamic hitting hospitals really hard this winter, but they say we can do to keep ourselves healthy. y s

however, it can be life threatening. are signs of severe illness. rsv is the leading cause of hospitalization of all infants. contact your healthcare provider if symptoms worsen. visit lung.org/rsv to learn more. in berkeley cannot be trusted bleach text messages putting a spotlight on allegations of racial profiling by police in berkeley. the investigation underway now, as the city holds off when confirming a new police chief. the message we want to send with this survey is trying to take as many conversations as possible and new data showing the problem with package thefts here in the bay area getting

worse the reason, experts say this crime problem is not going away. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well good morning to you and welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. it's the middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's november. 16th steve paulson knows how our day is going to go weather wise here, steve through a dark, dave , just saying, sonny. we're going with that, although it's clear and cold right now. we had a beautiful day yesterday. still nice today, the offshore bruises still in the hills, not as strong but we have severe clear here. mostly sunny. it's sunny, clear and cold morning wall a wall son. it'll be nice temperatures still near average to above. alright 4 31 salads hear anything or you just crickets. we're you know, we're okay. i have a couple of things here. but for the most part, we look pretty good here on the freeways. now i do have one thing that i want to check on and that would be highway for

westbound. we have a crash. westbound highway four right near bailey, and that that crashes, causing some slow traffic in the area. so all of a sudden we're looking at that. it looks like i lost it. here. let me see if i can pull it up, but traffic is going to be slow as you drive up to the bailey road exit. and give yourself a little extra time. we'll also look at some of the other freeways nearby. 6 80 looks pretty good, and there have been no issues on the 83 way. if you're going to the bay bridge this morning, it is light so far at 4 32. let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you. san francisco police still out there searching for suspects involved in a shooting outside of a nightclub that left a woman badly hurt. investigators say the victim was shot several times as a result of a robbery that occurred inside the club on 11th street. you're looking at video showing a fight that spilled into the street outside involving three people who police want to identify, take a closer look

here. these are sketches of the man and woman they're searching for. both are believed to be in their twenties or thirties. take a close look. if you recognize them called the sfpd tip line. time is 4 33. the berkeley city council decided to avoid a vote that would confirm the city's interim police chief as the permanent police chief ktvu cristina rendon tells us the city council wants to take time for an external investigation into an expanding text message scandal that reveals a practice of arrest quotas and racial profiling among police officers. no justice. no peace protest by cal students forced berkeley police officers to shut down and leave their coffee with a cop event tuesday afternoon after only 30 minutes, these students are among the community members upset with the department about allegations of arrest quotas, which are unconstitutional by the bpd bike squad, targeting on

housed individuals and people of color. it's just really clear that cops in berkeley cannot be trusted. this started when fired officer corey shadow t leaked text from 2019. the texts were allegedly sent by berkeley police association president sergeant darren catholic things like 81 arrests we can do 19 by friday for sure or another. did you guys realize that all five people you arrested had something in common all of the same heritage? oakland er, whose own police department has been under federal monitoring for 19 years due to specifically to racial profiling. ah it really struck me as a similar cultural problem. brian hoefer, executive director of the group secure justice, says he obtained the tax from whistleblower and publicly released them. he's calling for the california attorney general's office to investigate police department looks like it might be ripe for federal monitoring of its own, and the people of berkeley should be pretty concerned by that. the city of berkley called the allegations disturbing and says it will hire an external investigator. berkeley's mayor,

also calling for an independent investigation, saying, in part i am outraged by the news of these disturbing texts and a pattern of behavior by some officers of the berkeley police department. these actions are unacceptable and do not reflect our city, its values or any standards of professional or constitutional policing. the interim chief jennifer lewis, says. at no time during her tenure. was she aware of the allegations until they were made public a few days ago? go. berkeley's police accountability board voted tuesday afternoon to recommend the city council postponed the confirmation of louis. we just went through a 20 month hiring process and at no point in those 20 months that any person the public or any member of the board about any of these allegations. we don't know the full facts yet, but we need to get there before making the consequential decision. like confirming a police chief. cristina rendon ktvu, fox. two news time is 4 35 with the holidays shopping season starting now, a lot of people worry about actually getting packages that they order.

there's a new survey out showing more than a third of americans have had a package stolen from their doorstep. single family homes get hit by porch pirates most often with condominiums, town houses and duplexes being the least likely targets. if someone tries to steal something, there's a high possibility that a neighbor or two or five is going to see them in action and they're going to shout and this person is probably going to drop it and run away. the experts say. there are several things you can do to keep from being a victim, including package tracking, having a security or doorbell, cameras timed deliveries or requiring a signature pick up boxes or lockers are also an effective way of making sure you're the only one who can get to your packages. time now for 36 former president trump has launched yet another run for the white house. america's comeback starts right now. former

president. trump scheduled his announcement last night, hoping to take advantage of republican games and last week's midterm elections. but instead he's facing blame for the republican party's disappointing performance. thank you also see that there was a cost to trump endorsement, uh and he became an issue. now, if donald trump is re elected, he would just be the second president in us history to serve two nonconsecutive terms. i win. we will treat those people from january six fairly pardon those m 6th riot at the us capitol were part of prt by way of twitter. trump still faces several investigations into his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election and his role in that insurrection. time is 4 37 this holiday season

, there are concerns that high inflation could keep you the american people from donating to charities. high prices and rising interest rates have a lot of people watching their financial situation very closely , and that could mean charities that depend on donations during the holidays may come up short. hm? concerns about an economic slowdown have led to more uncertainty as consumers make those decisions about their giving about their spending. and also, they're saving decisions. now despite the economic concerns of recent survey from fidelity charitable founded more than half of americans, they they may be willing to give more . this year. it is 4 38 the combination of the flu. covid and rsv has medical experts all over the country concerned the u . s healthcare system may be overwhelmed. the cdc reports in large part of the nation is experiencing a higher number of flu and rsv cases than normal

and the emergency rooms and intensive care units are at capacity. so some hospitals are being forced to set up tents outdoors to handle the surge of patients and california health officials have now reported the first death of a child suffering from flu and rsv. in terms of not panicking. remember? we've had thousands and tens of thousands of cases so far, not many deaths. but what it really is to me is a week up. call that in some vulnerable kids and might happen and the kid also had both flu and rsv, so we have really a lot of viruses circulating. now there are vaccines for flu, and for covid and pediatricians strongly recommend children get their shot. but right now there's no vaccine for rsv, although fighter says it's working online. it is now. 4 39 steve paulson working on your weather forecast to begin a wednesday and indeed, mr clark here, we'll

take a look nationally because it's really cold here. i mean temperature, single digits, twenties and thirties kind of rare for november two for everyone to be this cold, almost two branches of the jet stream one up here, bring in that very cold air snow throughout much of new england yesterday, and then the southern branches down here, so these two look like they're in place here for a little bit. i don't think anything's happening for us till after thanksgiving except warmer temps yesterday, santa rosa 74 degrees conquered. 70 oakland. 70 sandra fell was 70 menlo park, 68 livermore 68 san jose 67 in the city, 66. it'll be sunny for all again today. a little breeze up in the hills again, although it's downright windy amount of diablo there 40 miles an hour, almost every direction is north northeast again, and temperatures aloft are warming up. that's a sign of high pressure building in the inversion setting up north. it's sinama mountain north at oakland , oakland, berkeley hills, although not as strong as yesterday, but still it's out of the north and ben lomond mountains northeast. you can

even see and oakland berkeley hills there. mount diablo was 41 mph, even up in napa and marine county have a northerly breeze. so there is nothing heading in our direction that's for sure. half moon bay northeast 10 hayward's northeast sfo is a little bit of an outlier, but the offshore is making it to the san mateo coast. so you're seeing thirties forties and fifties on attempts. and 54 55 at pillar point in pacifica hills. that's because of the offshore breeze yet atherton menlo park on the 30 cent. carlos and foster city are as well so some big spreads on the attempts wind driven 10 11 for truck in south lake tahoe 33 uk at a 44 down in monterey, southern california, looking for a red flag warning here is that low settles in down in southern california and the height of the north. we get the breeze in the hills. they get the window down there. so here we go again haven't had too many of these this year so far, but they do in southern california for the santa ana winds sixties on attempts here for sixties for some little cooler tomorrow if

you high clothes and back to warmer on friday do save time is 4 41. frustrated bay area, firefighters say they're tired of responding to more and more fires. homeless encampments still ahead the latest plan to try to do something about it, and educators in the south bay demanding change following attacks by special education students up next, the violent altercations they say occurring right in the classroom.

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happen can be prevented if we had adequate adequate staffing. i had to choose between leaving a student alone by themselves when i seen emergencies happening outside of the classroom and supporting my teammates and protecting other students, the union that represents the para educators in santa clara county say that rally was held. bring that staffing problem to the attention of the public, and they have not ruled out going on strike. time is 4 45 academic workers at the university of california continue their strike for a third day, demanding better pay and better working conditions. despite some progress made in negotiations between the united auto workers union and the u. c system has been no word of any compromise on key issues like pay and child care subsidies. i'm here because i want to teach. i love to teach. that's what i want to do with my life. so much rather be in the classroom with a bunch of undergrads, then out here on the

picket line now about 48,000 workers are on picket lines, including workers at uc berkeley and ucsf. university officials say the negotiations will only be solved with a third party arbitrated. time is now for 45 flight attendants for american airlines expected to be back at work this morning after walking off the job at sfo yesterday, organizers say they want to show support for labor dispute that could have a big impact on holiday travel. after months of negotiations, american airlines pilots and the airlines board of directors still have not reached a contract agreement. flight attendants are also upset that american airlines plans to close its base for flight attendants. that's a phone forcing many of them to relocate. bases being here over 50 years. some of the tenants have deeply rooted here, and it's really disappointing. the company decided to do this is, workers say, while air

traffic is returning to pre pandemic levels, the airline is severely understaffed with thousands of fewer employees and there are more bay area layoffs to tell you about this morning, according to the chronicle, the modular home builder viv, it's kinda get to workforce by about 100 employees. third of its workers companies based in san mateo, it has a factory in union city. they've reportedly raised $400 million in funding earlier this year and a cement plant inquiry in the south bay that's run into problems with regulators will be closing for good. lehi southwest cement company says it will not restart its cement kiln at its plant near cupertino in unincorporated santa clara county. now that plant was cited 2100 times during a nine year period for breaking a variety of environment. regulations. is that the clara county board of supervisors plans to talk about

future uses of that location during a meeting tomorrow time is 4 47. san francisco trying to make roads safer for pedestrians and drivers, so the city is considering reducing speed limits is that these transportation authority board talked about the report on speed limits. the group walk sf once the board of supervisors to lower speed limits to 20 miles an hour on every possible street right now, most speed limits in san francisco are 25 miles an hour. we still have a lot of work to do. i know that particularly around schools. those are where i get most of my complaints is in terms of how fast people are going around schools and areas where we definitely have a lot of young people and families. so far this year, 30 people have died in traffic incidents in san francisco. time is 4 48 bay area. air quality managers are

in egypt right now, as world leaders gather for a global climate summit, the bay area air quality management district says the summit is a place to share knowledge and tactics on reducing greenhouse. gas is also , they say, as the world's 19th largest economy, the bay area can be a key player in all of those talks were told. this year's gathering is also focusing on equity. specifically there was, in my view, an increase in black and brown community voices specifically, um, the deep south center for environmental justice came out very strong. um and we heard a lot as it related to women, girls and youth quality board says disadvantaged communities were already overburdened with air pollution. climate change increasingly affects the bay area and the world. time is 4 49 miss check on the weather outside, but we had a nice nice

stretch here of very good quality, dave, you know? yeah i mean, we've been very fortunate here lately have had good air quality. good visibility. well that will continue here. yesterday's temperatures for one of the few times this month have rocketed up. santa rosa 74 warm degrees were out playing golf or tennis. she's a man. it's well. it was conquered. 70 oakland 70 san rafael 70, menlo park, 68 livermore, 68 san jose 67 in san francisco 66. it'll be sunny for all today. nice cold morning. lots of thirties again. nice to warm. there is a pretty good little breeze in the hills. i can't get around that, and temperatures aloft have warmed up. oakland hills 55 warm degrees. yesterday was northeast at 28. it's north at 17 still in offshore breeze, though, for sonoma mountain also ben lomond mountain we are looking for really nothing and you can see the north wind watch the low clouds. see you later. right there. goodbye at your north breeze and it turns very strong offshore in southern california

thirties forties 50. if you get any kind of a breeze. i mean, it's not bad here yet. boulder creek in the santa cruz mountains 32 38, south san jose campbell, santa clara bookends at 35 1 observation, scotts valley, 35 soquel and actos 39. so we start off cold again. 10 11 truckee in south lake tahoe, thirties, forties or fifties in southern california, los angeles at 50. little low in southern california, taking the turn there just north of baja, but with high pressure over us, and that doesn't like the low, so it fills it with wind. that's an offshore breeze. but it's a red flag warning for them. southern california strong santa ana winds up to maybe 60 mph. yet everything says sunny for all today and nice sixties on the temps. here we are looking for a few high clouds little cooler thursday, then back to warmer friday, right now, dad weekend looks good. alright steve. thank you. time is 4 51, bringing the holiday cheer back to san francisco's union square. still ahead will tell you about the extra precautions to make sure shoppers will have a safe return

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any debating changes that could affect the future of public housing in marin city. the golden gate village complex was originally built to house shipyard workers during world war two. many of the 300 units need major repairs like plumbing and electrical upgrades. counties housing authority consider paying for changes that could provide millions of dollars in financing. however, some advocates for a plan to give tenants more of a say the residents have a plan that converts the ownership model to

a limited equity housing co op, which would give them for the first time in their lives some control over their own future. the housing authority wants to continue the same old same old, which is that they would stay in control of the residents lives. now the housing authority was approached by ktvu for an interview. we were turned down. our time is 4 55 bay area students were honored in a special induction ceremony at san francisco's oracle park, all in the name of giants legend willie mays. ktvu is amber lee was there and introduces us to the high school students who showed the ability to overcome challenges. give them some love and encouragement. stars at oracle park, the home of the san francisco giants on this tuesday night are five high school students. the teams community foundation has named them willie mae scholars, each will receive

a scholarship of up to $20,000 upon graduation from high school . it really opened my eyes to seeing, like, okay. yeah this is i'm really going to go to college. if i want to have got the scholarship, i probably wouldn't have have be able to attend college or a probably would have been pretty rough for me to attend college. cohen aspires to be an oncologist. he says his grandmother's battle with breast cancer inspired him . the 17 year old tells me growing up in the bayview raised by a single mother. he saw the health problems brought on by poverty that the black community often faces with little or no resources. he wants to give back . i'm very dedicated, very motivated. i'm determined. the culture of the foundation tells me the program is designed to help make college aspirations for black youth here in san francisco come true, he says the students are largely chosen based on their potential pours preparation, determination and the kinds of things that they

have already done reading. ricky norris is among the five scholars who made the cut out of 24 applicants. each student was presented with a personalized giants jersey, the 16 year old also from the bayview tells me she volunteers with the nonprofit to serve the homeless . i don't want to just be the kid average kid. i want to be something better. she wants to be a mental health therapist, having lost loved ones to covid and overcoming the challenges of remote learning and transitioning back to in person classes as she started high school. me being a teen. i know for a fact firsthand, but we went through a lot. um and it was hard to deal with. willie mays was not able to participate in the ceremony. but event organizers say his spirit is seen through the scholars who are being inducted in a scholarship program in his name students moving forward and overcoming barriers with joy. as

they climb, you know, they pull along the sisters and brothers and siblings and other people in the community. we're watching them at oracle park in san francisco. amber lee ktvu fox two news. great story, amber time to 4 58 intermittent aoa nonprofit food distribution agency will give away hot thanksgiving day meals next week, samaritan house kicked off at seasonal giving with his annual special holiday meal about yesterday, handing out frozen turkeys, chickens and other foods to senior citizens. officials at samaritan house say it's a privilege for them to help individuals and families this holiday season. as the economy causes hardship for so many in the community. this is extremely important for the for the individuals and families who are coming here because they don't have the ability with the rising costs in our community. they don't have the ability to go out and just purchase turkey

and all the fixings. it's a very expensive um it's a very expensive dinner to go out and provide for your families when you're living in vulnerable times. samaritan house has provided more than 2.5 million meals and serve more than 22,000 clients over the past years. don't forget you can take part in ktvu 20th annual one warm coat drive today. if you have a gently worn coat or jacket that you want to donate to bay area families just take into any participating ups store or big old tires, and there are dozens of drop off locations around the bay area. just go to ktvu dot com slash one warm coat, you'll see a list of locations. the one warm coat drive runs through december, the fourth the nutters comeback starts right now. donald trump running for the white house again. we're going to show you that announcement

and how some in the republican party are reacting to the news, plus five four stage engine start. 321 boosters indignation. and lift off of artemus one. we rise together. the new artemis moon rocket launched overnight. we're going to take a look at nasa's latest mission, bringing us one step closer to returning to the moon. routines and mission control. houston from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on morning sun too. i'm pam cook, cook. stir is here. you told him i'd be here, right? okay good. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is wednesday. we're right in the middle of the week is november 16th and steve paulson is a forecast. i think it's pretty good. pam dave and i did the best we could for an hour, but thank you for holding down the lifting. you know, we need all the help we can get all the way through through tens gasia, right. looking forward to it. thank you. yes we do have a

forecast. it does look pretty good, mr clark. maybe not as nice or warm as yesterday but still looks good. it will be clear in the morninge temps. we have an easy northerlyst lookinn marin county. there, anywhere from about 34 to 54. depending on if you have a breeze or not severe clear, though, as we like to say here clear, cold morning for many, although there's others that are in the forties and fifties, but we'll end up with wall to wall son. it'll be another nice day was sixties on those temps. alright salads here and i have it on good authority. we need to head out the highway for we do because the freeway is shut down in the westbound direction, and this is a big deal, obviously because of westbound highway for taking so much traffic. you can see that the freeways being taken off here or the traffic from the freeways being taken off just right near bailey. and look at all that slow traffic. we have already coming up on the freeway . so please give yourself plenty of time. so far. the backup is only to pittsburgh, but it's only going to grow as you drive

from antioch. this way. you have to get off the freeway and get back on and that's going to cause a major delay. meanwhile the rest of the contra costa county looks light and we don't have any traffic to speak of at the bay bridge at 501, let's go back to the headlines. all right . thank you. sal. former president donald trump, now officially running for president in 2024, in order to make america great and glorious again . i am tonight announcing my candidacy for president of the united states. that is, despite the fact that he was impeached twice and refused to accept the outcome of the 2020 election that eventually led to an insurrection an attack on the capital in an attempt to overthrow the government. we are failing nation. for millions of americans the past two years under joe biden had been a time of pain, hardship, anxiety and despair. donald trump has never ever been a winner for the republican party. uh the math is

irrefutable now, um, but the base still loves him. it's like i said, they can't win with them. they can't win without him. donald trump's early jump into the 2024 race for the white house could force republicans to choose between him and other potential candidates, including florida governor rhonda santa's ktvu political analyst, brian sobel does not expect potential republican rivals like governor de santis to jump into the race this early. i don't know that he feels the need to rush out now in the next few weeks and announced to counter anything donald trump is doing. donald trump is a known entity and people either like them, or they don't like them. and so i don't think that forces to sent us to do anything right away. donald trump filed his official paperwork with the federal election commission, declaring himself a candidate for president in 2024. only grover cleveland won the presidency in non consecutive years. time is 504, the president of poland now says there are no indications that the missile that killed two

people in poland was an intentional attack. now he's saying it was most likely and unfortunate accident. earlier president biden said it was unlikely the missile was fired from russia. president biden and other leaders from the g 20 meeting held an emergency meeting after getting word of that missile blast. three us officials who have not been authorized to talk about the missile incident, say preliminary evidence suggests the missile was actually fired by ukrainian forces and that it was aimed at another missile fired by russian troops and the impact pushed it towards poland. our empathy. sympathy goes out to apparently two people were killed. and then we're going to collectively determine our next step as we investigate. and proceed now. the explosion came during a very intense day of russian missile strikes on ukrainian energy plants. it left much of ukraine's major cities without power. the man accused

of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul, in his san francisco home, pleaded not guilty to federal charges. the only time david cpap spoke in court was when he told the judge his name. his lawyer entered not guilty pleas to charges of attempted kidnapping of a federal official and attacking a family member of a federal federal officer. if he's convicted on both charges to pap could be sentenced to 50 years in federal prison. he also faces attempted murder charges in san francisco superior court of preliminary hearing in that case is scheduled next month, and he's due back in federal court november 30th times. now 505, a man suspected of stalking women in san francisco, is due back in court november 29th after a judge threw out almost half of the charges against him. 34 year old bill hobbs, who was arrested last month on 22 counts, including sexual battery and assault. prosecutors accused him of chasing touching and kissing women he saw on the streets. the judge said there was

insufficient evidence as the court threw out nine of the charges but allowed one charge of felony false imprisonment and 12 misdemeanors to remain san francisco leaders say safety will be a top priority for the holiday shopping season. union square is already filling up with visitors. mayor london buried the district attorney and the police chief announced actions that they're taking to keep people safe. they don't want to repeat of last year when large groups of thieves broke into stores. since then, the city has put more police and city ambassadors in union square and business owners say it is already made a difference. the attention that the city is given union square, his his really paid off. it's not just us that are here every day that are feeling better. it's the people that are coming and visiting being here every day. you know, you see the best of it just to see the worst of it, and we're seeing the worst of it far less than we have in a very long time. the city is also offering an hour of free parking at union square during the holidays, and city leaders say there will also

be more surveillance in the shopping district so people can feel safe leaving their cars while they shocked time is now. 507 and ecology. the trash collection company is paying $25 million to settle a dispute with the city of san francisco city leaders claim ecology made much bigger profits and they were contracted to get this payment will help offset rate increases for operation. additional costs. that that amounts on top of the $95 million ecology refunded to settle a separate dispute. nasa has taken an important step towards sending astronauts back to the moon rocket blasted off from florida last night. the mission is to have the unmanned o'ryan space capsule orbit the move, then back to the earth ktvu immigrants is live from nasa ames research center in mountain view, which played a key role in that successful launch. good morning, emma. good morning, pam. that's right. nasa called today's test launch a

major milestone towards the path to extending human presence to the moon and eventually to mars and the rocket launched from the kennedy space center in florida . but it really couldn't have launched without the resources the expertise of the engineers, researchers here at the nasa ames research center. five. four stage engine start. 321 booster ignition. and lift off of artemus one. we rise together back to the moon and beyond. the launch happened at 10 47. pm local time, sending the 32 story rocket off to space from the kennedy space center on a three week test journey. this was the first moon launch since the apollo moon mission over 50 years ago. this is just the test flight. and we are stressing it and testing it in ways that we

will not do to a rocket. that has human crew on it. but that's the purpose. to make it as safe as possible. as reliable as possible for when our astronauto the moon. here in silicon valley teams of scientists and engineers and aims have spent years working on the arguments one program and were instrumental in the development of the spacecraft. qi contributions included developing the orion capsules, heat shield and thermal tiles and ensuring the spacecraft can safely transport astronauts and cargo to lunar orbit and back to earth. this test launch signals a stepping stone that nasa is eventually going to be able to send human ah man spacecraft to mars, and they are committed to when those human spacecrafts are

able to launch to also send it to the moon with the first woman to the moon and first person of color also to the moon. morning from nasa ames research center. emma goss, ktvu fox two news, emma. thank you times. 5 10. we're going right this south. there's been a deadly crash on highway four south. what happened? well, it happened at about four o'clock, dave and pam westbound highway four near bailey is where the crash happened, but they have closed the freeway. we do have a live shot of it up now you can see very serious police activity, and they have called for the contra costa sheriff coroner to come to the seen we don't know who got injured how they got injured, but the freeway is completely shut down on highway four as you come up through here is a look at all the traffic queuing up now they're taking you off at bailey. i wouldn't do that. if i were you. i would exit leverage and used leeland road because if you wait until

bailey, you're going to be in a long line of traffic. just kind of waiting single file to get off the freeway. that's not what you want. get off at leverage. road used leeland road. come around that way. i think a lot of people will be doing that. but i wouldn't want to be stuck there on the freeway for miles. four miles really, before you can get off the freeway, and we're not sure when they're going to clear this, but this is a pretty serious situation on highway four. now, if you look at the rest of contra costa county 6 80 years light, so is 80th remember, it's kind of early in the morning, so the rest of the utes are still light bay bridge is light and the rest of the bay area commute so far is light. at 5 11. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you, sal. more tahoe resorts are moving up their opening dates. thanks to more november snow coming up how staff at palisades tahoe preparing for an early season battle for power in the republican party, the boat that's happening today in the u . s senate as senator mitch

mcconnell is facing opposition for the first time in 15 years.

today the u. s senate will hold what's called a test vote to see how many senate republicans would vote to protect interracial and same sex marriages. now senate majority leader chuck schumer predicts at least 10 republicans would vote with all 50 democrats to eventually pass federal legislation to keep same sex and interracial marriage is legal. there has also been growing support for federal law after the u. s. supreme court overturned roe v. wade. justice clarence thomas suggested that decision also offered marriage protections if the test vote shows legislation would pass. schumer has indicated that he could call for a final vote before the end of the week. also today, minority leader mitch mcconnell will face a challenge for leadership of his party for

the first time in 15 years. florida senator rick scott says he is running to unseat mcconnell, saying he is not satisfied with the status quo, mcconnell told reporters plainly he won't lose. i think the outcome is pretty clear. i want to repeat a gun. i have the votes will be elected. the only issue is whether we do it sooner. or later. some senate republicans want to delay the vote from today until after the georgia races settled time is 5 15 and now to the battle over the balance of power in the us congress, where republicans are just one seat away from taking a majority in the house. fox news is projecting republicans have won 217 house seats. democrats are projected to win 209 seats. that leaves nine house races that are still too close to call . six of those races are here in california, and the party needs 218 to claim a house majority.

central valley congressman kevin mccarthy has won the republican nomination for speaker of the house, mccarthy beat conservative challenger andy biggs in a closed door vote. mccarthy would need almost all of the votes of his party or some votes from democrats to become the next house speaker. back on the right track palisades tahoe, california's largest ski resort, opens friday it received about three ft of fresh no. two ft. just on monday , the resort plans to open both lower and upper mountains for skiing, snowboarding, as well as snow tubing. snow making machines are on 24 hours a day to make the conditions even better. it is just a stunning view are are are so making crews are working day and night to get the rest of the mountain open. and actually, right now we have some great weather to make some snow. all right, steve just said a week ago monday they got that two ft of new snow. but palisades joins a growing list of resorts that opened early, including boreal, heavenly and

kirkwood. the gondola that runs now between palisades and alpine ski resorts will start running december 17th. that's going to be really great for that resort. we're going right back to south, casting later, a major crash deadly crash on highway four that's right. dave and pam right now. westbound highway four. we do have closed at bailey, but i don't recommend that you stay up until the closure on the freeway. recommend you not use highway four. get off the freeway. use one of the side roads like leeland road because it looks like this is going to be there for a while. it's a hard closure. this happened at four o'clock, and here we are an hour and 15 minutes or so into this incident. with this crash, and we do know that the corner has been called. we don't know any other details, except that it has been a pretty long closure, and there's a lot of people stuck on the freeway getting off the freeway at bailey, so don't get back caught in this backup. get off the freeway at leverage or before and used leeland road or one of the side roads to get by. we

will keep you posted here. we do have a crew on the scene and trying to get more information right now. we can also show you other parts of contra costa county. other than the closure. still looking pretty good, including interstate 80. and at the bay bridge. we have light traffic. at 5 17. let's talk about the weather here, steve. thank you, sir. pretty quiet for us, but again, either thirties, forties or fifties on the lows, and we'll show you some thirties , though our good friend chris henry here, morgan hill. clear skies. the tempest 1 degrees cooler than yesterday with a reading of 34 degrees. i did see an upper 20 west of petaluma 29. rohnert park is 32. the napa airport is down to 32 nicasio in marin county is 32 palo alto's 35. campbell's 35. i think i saw alamo and east bay at 34. so it's there's still thirties, but there's a lot more forties and fifties. if you have that breeze , and that breeze is a north breeze or northeast temperatures aloft have gone from the thirties forties fifties for sonoma mountain. also oakland

hills northeast 16, north of 12e breeze on those temps. this next system coming in as little chance at all. you can see the offshore direction right there. she is pushing all that cloud cover out of the way. those higher clouds right there would be just about it. that's it. they'll be here tomorrow. there's an app airport at 32. petaluma in town is 33 mill valley is 39 degrees san carlos 39. palo alto airport, 36. fremont concord, walnut creek in there as well forties for others temperatures, though, to the north, a little bit cool, as you might imagine, for some 32 1 observation. san anselmo rohnert park windsor's in their sebastopol, healdsburg, 35. thirties now from mendocino county and lake county in american canyon at 37, richmond , 36. that's cold. 10 11 truckee in south lake tahoe, 32 uk and little in southern california's generating with high pressure to the north. the highest is you know what? i don't like you so

i'm feeling with the wind. it's an offshore breeze when goes from higher pressure to lower pressure for us. it's breezy for southern california. it's windy . thus they have higher fire concerns down there. santa ana winds sixties on the temps. we had some seventies yesterday problems might get a room. repeated that on friday, but a little cooler tomorrow. then back to nice again friday saturday, pam all right. thank you, steve. still ahead. we're going to tell you when tickets for taylor swift's latest tour will be available after fans flooded ticketmaster, causing it to crash. and we're going to take you to the choux chocolate factory to show you how good chocolate is ade in the

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to make good wine. you have to start with good grapes to make good chocolate. you have to start with good cocoa beans. that's the philosophy. it show chocolate, which is shaking up the chocolate industry, and it's made in the bay. rich creamy chocolate. actually starts with

an unusual plant, a seed that tastes bad, very peculiar doctor , siouxsie and tree where the flowers grow right off the trunk of the tree, and over the course of about six months, they turned into these funny like nerf football shaped pods underneath . you have these cocoa beans that are designed by nature. not to be eaten. it doesn't taste great. that's where the art of chocolate making comes in chief chocolate maker at chuo berkeley. the fermentation is actually what lowers the bitterness, the astringency all those like, like harsh tannins that are in the cocoa. it lowers them, and it actually develops the chocolatey flavors that we know and love so that when it's dried and then roasted, that's when the explosion of chocolatey goodness comes comes to life beans come from the tropical regions near the equator. chocolate does the roasting at

origin to build a relationship with the farmers and to be more eco friendly, worshiping less raw material here, but also we're able to provide a lot of great jobs at origin and support those communities. however along the way, the chocolate makers at show discovered that the cocoa farmers had never actually tasted the finished product, which is like sad because chocolate is awesome, but it's also it's a huge challenge for us when we're trying to communicate what we're looking for in terms of cocoa quality and be able to buy that set up what they call flavor labs, which are small versions of there being two bar chocolate making machines. so that farmers can be part of the whole process. brian jones has also been part of the process at covid years. he makes sure all the machines are running and the chocolate is flowing. his favorite spice bread really did it on that one is good, too, but the almonds beat it. with the

toffee? yes. yep. whether it's a home chef that might be using our chocolate to bake with a professional chef that you know, white tablecloth restaurant, maybe an ice cream manufacturer we sell we sell to as well. we even sell cocoa beans, two breweries that use them to make beers nearby millennium cafe has been using chocolate in their desserts for about eight years, trying all these different wonderful chocolates. it tastes so different. reminds me to continue to be creative. i have worked with their new white chocolate and milk chocolate that are both vegan and they're so creamy. you really can't tell the difference between traditional milk, chocolate and white chocolate recently made the decision to go all plant based and apply new thinking to something that hadn't been changed in years. knowing and loving the diversity that exists in the plant world. it was kind of a fun challenge. the switch

took a few years to figure out the combination of really great milk. cashew butter and a really nice caramelized coconut sugar allowed us to kind of create this trifecta of absolute deliciousness in the bay area gets a lot of the credit was really born with that innovative bay area spirit. some of our founders worked at nasa worked at started wired magazine. um you know, just really creative thinkers looking to change the world of chocolate. which is why the t in chou is said to stand for technology chocolate. there's 1000 different ways to pull flavor and texture in different directions. so we just make what we know and love. alright. so chocolate based in berkeley. it is the season to be giving, but inflation may dampen how much americans give back to charitable organizations more on that up next, and doctors worry about what many are calling a

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gun. in the middle of the afternoon, all of it caught on video. what? we're learning now about a domestic dispute in redwood city that ended with one man dead plus the message we want to send with this survey is trying to take as many precautions as possible new data showing the problem of package thefts here in the bay area. it's getting worse. the reason, the experts say this crime problem is not going away. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto 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 wednesday morning, november 16th checking in with steve paulson. unfortunately no rain or snow until probably after thanksgiving. still right of the month, but until then, it looks pretty quiet. it's cold. not bad . if you have a breeze, it's probably in the fifties. if you don't it's in the thirties here. good morning, steve. well, it's 34 this morning and penned grove a little warmer. i know they were down to 30. i think yesterday and no win, but we're seeing a lot of thirties forties and again because of that breeze are some locations that are 50 degrees, so it'll be severe clear again. today, there might be a high cloud or too late in the day, but no biggie wall the wall son. it'll be nice temperatures again with that offshore breeze for many will be above average or near average. right over to sounds all about highway four. i do believe it is the closure on highway four. westbound is a big deal for people who live in eastern contra costa county. it's closed at bailey road, but they're taking traffic off people who were stuck on the freeway of

being allowed to get off the freeway. but the incident really does have a big mess. here on highway four. you can see there's a lot of activity here. the corner has been called. here is a look at some police cars going the wrong way on the freeway. but but it's going to be there for a while. the best thing you can do is to use side roads you can use leyland road. you can use kirker pass road to get over the hill that way or, you know, if you have flexibility, you can just decide to rearrange your morning. just whatever you do, don't get on highway four because just going to be taken off the freeway, and there's a long line there will keep following it for you again. the corner has been called. so this is a deadly crash. look how bad the backup is. it's our way into any attack. already. the rest of contra costa county traffic looks all right. you can see the bay bridge is late 5 31. let's get back to the headlines . all right, thank you. sal former president donald trump has launched another run for the white house. trump had scheduled

his announcement last night, hoping to take advantage of republicans gains in last week's midterm elections. but instead he's facing blame for the republican party's disappointing performance. and we watched that announcement last night. now, if trump is reelected, he would be just the second president in the u. s history to serve two nonconsecutive terms. scenes from the january 6th riot on the u. s capitol were also part of president biden's video response to trump's announcement via twitter. trump still faces several probes into his efforts to overturn the results of the 2020 election and his role in that insurrection. our time is not 5 30 to san francisco police are busy searching for suspects involved in a shooting outside of a nightclub that left a woman badly hurt. the victim was shot several times, according to investigators after a robbery inside the nightclub on 11th street. you're looking at videos showing a fight that spilled out into the street involving three

people who police want to identify it. take a close look here. these are sketches of the man and woman they're searching for. both are believed to be in their twenties or thirties. if you have any information in contact with the sfpd tip line. time is 5 33 solano counties district attorney's office deciding whether to prosecute two suspected squatters in a violent confrontation with an elderly property owner. the family of 80 year old kurt lin says he's been trying to evict a group of people who have not paid rent on a home in valais home. a witness says the dispute boiled over sunday morning when the squatters attacked lynn with a sword. and he fought back by shooting them. samurai sword stuck through his back with about a foot of it sticking out in the front. just face cut up all over the life, so and he's going to be okay. but he's they cut his slashes. i also he's

going to probably lose his eye after they attacked him. he got his gun out and shot two of them. killed, one of them and the other one, had three shots in the chest. now 31 year old person was shot and killed. a 27 year old was wounded. authorities are trying to identify all of the people who have been living on that property. with the holiday shopping season getting underway. a lot of people are concerned about actually receiving the packages they order, a new survey shows. more than one third of americans have had a package stolen from their doorstep. single family homes get hit by porch pirates most often if someone tries to steal something, there's a high possibility that a neighbor or two or five is going to see them in action and they're going to shout in this person's probably going to drop it and run away. there are several steps you can take to keep from becoming a victim, including package tracking security cameras, doorbell, cameras, time deliveries or requiring a signature pick up boxes or

lockers are also an effective way of making sure you're the only one who can get to your package this holiday season. there are also concerns that high inflation could keep americans from donating to charity. high prices and rising interest rates have many americans watching their finances more closely, and that could mean charities that rely on donations during the holiday. days could come up short. concerns about an economic slowdown have led to more uncertainty as consumers make those decisions about their giving about their spending. and also, they're saving decisions. despite economic concerns, the recent survey from fidelity charitable found more than half of americans say they still are willing to give more this year. the city of san francisco is offering a helping hand to businesses that are behind in their fees. san francisco's offering payment plans for small businesses affected by the covid pandemic. they say the program is meant to help business owners, especially in the restaurant. industry businesses have until april 30th to take

part in the program. time is 5 35. the combination of the flu covid and rsv has medical experts all over the country, worried the u. s healthcare system may be overwhelmed. the cdc reports a large part of the nation. is experiencing a higher number of flu and rsv cases than normal, many emergency rooms and intensive care units are filled to capacity, so some hospitals have forced to set up tents outdoors to handle the surge of patients. california health officials have now reported the first death of a child suffering from the flu and rsv. in terms of not panicking. remember? we've had thousands and tens of thousands of cases so far, not many debts. but what it really is to me is a week up call that in some vulnerable kids and might happen and the kid also had both flu and rsv, so we have really a lot of viruses circulating. now there are vaccines for the flu, and for

covid and pediatricians strongly recommend children get their shots. but right now there's no vaccine for rsv. fizer reportedly is working on one your time is 5 36 in san mateo county, d a s office is investigating a deadly police shooting in redwood city. police shot and killed a man who they say held a woman and three young children at gunpoint. police think this was a case of domestic violence. ktvu sally rasmus is in redwood city. you have the very latest on all of this. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. and we're on al camino real in roosevelt in redwood city, which was reopened just a few hours ago. it was closed for much of the afternoon in the evening yesterday because of this deadly police shooting that happened here. it was 3 20 in the afternoon when gunfire erupted. causing people in the area walking by to scramble for cover. the gunfire came from

redwood city police. they say this all started when a woman called 911 from a cell phone in this area. and while she wasn't able to tell dispatchers what was going on the 911 dispatchers could hear children screaming in the background. so police arrived, they found the man with a handgun inside a car with a woman and three children, police say when they tried to negotiate with that man. he held up his weapon and tried to use the children as a shield. one witness who didn't want to be on camera described the commotion before the shooting. when i heard, uh some loud yelling and screaming, so i stepped out and then i heard a couple of gunshots. you know, that's what was most alarming got out of the car with the firearm. several shots were fired by officers that were at the scene from different locations that it's surrounded that car. the children were not hurt, but the man shot by. police later died at the hospital. the woman he's accused of threatening was not shot, but treated for other injuries. she is expected to be okay. it's not clear what the

relationship was between them. we don't know how many officers were involved in the shooting, but they are on paid administrative leave, according to redwood city police, and that's the protocol anytime something like this happens, cemetery county district attorney's office is investigating the circumstances surrounding this deadly police shooting. in redwood city. ali rasmus ktvu, fox. two news, all right, thank you, ali. back over to steve paulson checking in on our forecast. it's it feels very cold out there. but you said it's a little warmer than we've seen in the garage and went outside. i was like, man, it's cold back to get a thicker coat. yes, i agree with you on that now. for others, it's not if you have a little bit of a breeze anywhere from thirties to fifties, actually upper twenties to fifties on the attempts, we'll start with our tea. good morning, steve. well, good morning, artie. chilly 31 in lucas valley at 5 30 am borough . i'm going to say it's more than julie. there are two i'm gonna say that's cold. but thank you. yes, i believe it. i've seen thirties forties and fifties in marin county. just depending if you have a breeze or not, west petaluma, 29 rohnert park and napa airport at

32 nicasio 30 to palo alto, 35 campbell. at 35. there are many thirties there also forties and i'll show you in a second. even 50 sunny for all. it'll be nice to warm. there's still a pretty good breeze in the hills and yes, that is offshore and yesterday temperatures santa rosa, you go santa rosa 74 beautiful degrees conquered with 70. oakland downtown seventies san rafael was 70, menlo park, livermore, 68 san jose 67 in the city was 66 degrees. you can see how everything is that the offshore direction? is there any high clouds coming in and little to no chance. there's your north breeze north northeast county, napa county, oakland, berkeley hills mountie albums been north of 41 miles an hour 32 petaluma yet 49 in san francisco. 32 napa airport. you're seeing other forties as well. couple observations. brentwood 38. panels 39 yet else. doritos 47 kensington 49, piedmont 48. that's because they have a little bit of a northeast breeze. alamo those 34 degrees,

dublin says. hey so, are we. nine. now in truckee 11 in tahoe 32 you kaya 37 sacramento little low in southern california didn't do much for us, but it has generated the breeze. it's really more of a breeze in southern california. we get breezy conditions in the hills. it is the santa ana wind, the dreaded santa ana win for southern california today, so very high fire danger for them. sixties on attempts upper sixties to maybe near 70 for a few will ease up a little bit tomorrow. then we'll warm it right back up on friday, right now, the weekend looks good, you guys all right. thank you. steve plans to visit california's most popular national park will be a little easier next season up next. the reason the park is getting rid of its reservation system and educators in the south bay demanding change because of attacks by special education students up next, the violent qualifications that they say happened right in the classroom.

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eaters in santa clara county, say staffing shortages leave them vulnerable to violent attacks. they held a rally and filed complaints with the state's occupational health and safety administration. the para educators say a lack of staff leaves them vulnerable to violent physical attacks by the special needs students they serve. a lot of what i'm seeing happen can be prevented if we had adequate adequate staffing. i've had to choose between leaving a student alone by themselves when i seen emergencies happening outside of the classroom and supporting my teammates and protecting other students. the union that represents the para educators in santa clara county, say the rally was held to bring the staffing issue to the public's attention. they have not ruled out going on strike time now. 5

44 academic workers at the university of california start their third day if their strike demanding better pay and better working conditions, despite some progress in negotiations between the united auto workers union and the u. c system, there's no word yet of a compromise on key issues like pay and child subsidies here because i want to teach. i love to teach. that's what i want to do with my life, so i much rather be in the classroom with a bunch of undergrads, then out here on the picket line about 48,000 workers are on the picket lines now, including workers at uc berkeley and ucsf. university officials say negotiations will only be solved with the third party arbitrators. flight attendants for american airlines are expected to be back on the job this morning after walking off the job at sfo yesterday. organizers say they want to show support for labor dispute that could have a major impact on holiday travel. after months of negotiations, american airlines pilots and the airlines board of

directors have still not been able to reach a contract agreement. flight attendants are also upset that american plans to close its base for flight attendants at sfo. forcing many to relocate. time is 5 45 more bay area layoffs to tell you about this morning, according to the chronicle, the modular home builder viv is cutting its workforce by about 100 employees . third of its workers companies based in san mateo. it has a factory in union city. viv reportedly raised $400 million in funding earlier this year. and the cement plant inquiry in the south bay that's head problems with regulators will be closing for good lehi. southwest cement company says it won't restarted cement killed at its plant near cupertino in unincorporated santa clara county. that particular plant was cited 2100 times and a nine year period. for breaking a variety of environmental regulations. santa clara county board of supervisors will be talking about future uses of

that location when they meet tomorrow. san francisco is trying to make roads safer for pedestrians and drivers, so the city is considering lowering speed limits. the city's transportation authority board discussed a report on speed limits the group walk, sf is calling on the board of supervisors to lower speed limits to 20 mph on every possible street. right now, most speed limits in the city are 25 mph. we still have a lot of work to do. i know that particularly around schools. those are where i get most of my complaints is in terms of how fast people are going around schools and areas where we definitely have a lot of young people and families. so far this year, 30 people have died in traffic incidents in san francisco. alright time is 5 47 sounds back. we have a major traffic mess this morning on highway four south. that's right . highway four. westbound is close. so if you live in brentwood or anti accor,

pittsburgh i would not advise going out to the freeway this morning. it is closed at bailey road for a deadly crash, and we do have just a huge backup approaching the scene. now bart is not affected. bart is running , and that could be a good option for you either barred or regular bart there in the area. you can see they have a hard closure here on highway four, and they're not moving. now some people have been using leeland road. there is a crash on bailey at leland on the shoulder there, so their side roads are not going to be great this morning, but look at that backup. we're stretched all the way back into antioch, and it's just gonna be a tough, tough drive trying to get from anti octa conquered. some people are using kirker pass road. other people are just , you know, using other side roads, and it's going to be that kind of morning. you may be late unless you get on the road early. let's talk about the rest of contra costa county. 6 80 looks pretty good. so highway. 24 80 looks good as well. and there's a small delay at the bay bridge toll plaza 5 48. let's

bring steve in with today's weather. all right, sal. thank you, sir. we'll start nationally because most of the country is darn cold and even snow has made it much parts of new england. that's a deep system in the great lakes here very cold you can see and i know it's parts of massachusetts up into vermont, new hampshire, now in the main dealing with snow and temperatures, take your pick. i mean, that's a cold one there. teens single digits twenties thirties, even down to nashville at 38, dallas at 38 degrees, two branches of the jet, one north and one south were caught in between. we still have our fair share of cold lows for us as so i would say for us, it's called west petaluma 29 rohnert park, 32 napa airports in their nicasio as well. palo alto and campbell both at 35. so maybe another degree or two colder for some here if you don't have any breeze, if you do, it's in the forties or even fifties. it'll be sunny for all again. we have the offshore directions, so it's just nothing is coming in here. right now. it looks pretty quiet north, wind or northeast breeze

across the board and mount diablo has been up to 40 miles an hour. that is the outlier but thirties forties to almost 50 in the city there, but 35 palo alto san carlos 39 3 months 38 walnut creek 37 32, there is the napa airport, petaluma also down to 32 now yet look at pillar 320.56 pacific hills, 56 montara, said . 50 degrees, foster city, saying carlos atherton menlo park palo alto, all in the thirties, lost out those hills, though also at 50, so the combination of an offshore breeze and some warm air loft really makes a huge difference here. for some that low in southern california is going to meander down there for another day, then kind of slowly kick out doesn't have any moisture with it, but it generates an offshore breeze so breezy in the hills. it'll be sunny for all today. not mostly sunny. it'll be sunny sixties on the temps here upper sixties to maybe near 70 little cooler thursday back to warmer on friday right now. i don't see anything that can go wrong for the weekend. at least not right now. lots of sixties on those temps. all right. thank you, steve nasa's big step

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county officials are debating making changes that could affect the future of public housing in marin city. the golden gate village complex was originally built in world war two to house shipyard workers. many of the 300 units there need major repairs, like upgraded plumbing and electrical repairs, marin county's housing authority considered providing millions of dollars in financing to fund those changes, but some of the advocates would rather see the tenants have more of a say. the residents have a plan that converts the ownership model to a limited equity housing co op, which would give them for the first time in their lives some control over their own future. the housing authority wants to continue the same old same old, which is that they would stay in control of the residents lives. ktvu is still waiting to get a

comment from the marin housing authority. our time is 5 54 bay area students were at san francisco's oracle park during a special induction ceremony in the name of giant legend, the great willie mays. ktvu is amberleigh introduces us to high school students who show they can overcome challenges. give them some love and encouragement . stars at oracle park, the home of the san francisco giants on this tuesday night are five high school students. the teams community foundation has named them willie mae scholars, each will receive a scholarship of up to $20,000 upon graduation from high school. it really opened my eyes to seeing, like, okay. yeah this is i'm really going to go to college. if i want to have got the scholarship, i probably wouldn't have been able to attend college or a probably would have been pretty rough for me to attend college. cohen aspires to be an oncologist. he says his grandmother's battle with breast cancer inspired him.

the 17 year old tells me growing up in the bayview raised by a single mother. he saw the health problems brought on by poverty that the black community often faces with little or no resources. he wants to give back, very dedicated, very motivated. um i'm determined. the culture of the foundation tells me the program is designed to help make college aspirations for black youth here in san francisco come true, he says the students are largely chosen based on their potential pours preparation, determination and the kinds of things that they have already done reading. ricky norris is among the five scholars who made the cut out of 24 applicants. each student was presented with a personalized giants jersey, the 16 year old also from the bayview tells me she volunteers with the nonprofit to serve the homeless . i don't want to just be the kid average kid. i want to be something better. she wants to

be a mental health therapist, having lost loved ones to covid and overcoming the challenges of remote learning and transitioning back to in person classes as she started high school. me being a teen. i know for a fact firsthand that we went through a lot. um it was hard to deal with. willie mays was not able to participate in the ceremony. but event organizers say his spirit is seen through the scholars who are being inducted in a scholarship program in his name students moving forward and overcoming barriers with joy. as they climb, you know, they pull along the sisters and brothers and siblings and other people in the community. we're watching them at oracle park in san francisco. amber lee ktvu fox two news. very nice. well done. thank you. amber a nonprofit food distribution agency in san mateo will give away hot thanksgiving day meals. this next week, samaritan house

kicked off its seasonal giving with its annual special holiday meal event distribution agency handed out frozen turkeys, chickens and other food to senior citizens. organizers say it's a privilege for them to help individuals and families this holiday season as the economy brings continued hardship to so many in the community. this is extremely important for the for the individuals and families who are coming here because they don't have the ability with the rising costs in our community. they don't have the ability to go out and just purchase turkey and all the fixings. it's a very expensive um it's a very expensive dinner to go out and provide for your families when you're living in vulnerable times. samaritan house has provided more than 2.5 million males and served more than 22,000 clients over the past year. here's another way you can help you can participate in ktvu 20th annual one warm coat drive if you have a gently worn coder jacket that you'd like to donate

to bay area families, please take it to any participating ups store or big o tires. there are dozens of drop off locations around the bay area. you can just go to ktvu .com slash one warm coat to see a list of those locations. the one warm coat drive runs through december 4th. we're going back, but it's going to be different this time as we speak to you. the effort to go back to the moon is underway. we have the latest on the overnight launch for the artemis program and what it all means for nasa. and former president trump is officially running again for president why that could lead to some major divides within the republican party. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook wednesday morning, november 16th middle of the week. the week still pretty cold. let's check in with steve paulson. for our forecast. it is. it's clear,

cold, mild, their thirties forties and fifties, actually, twenties to fifties depending on if you have a breeze or not. it'll be another nice day. few high clouds might come through, but no big deal. they have little to no chance to make any kind of impact, but we'll start off with twenties to fifties end up with a lot of sixties on the temps here, so it's another cold. one. severe clear for the morning and temperatures will be rebounding into the sixties. probably a smidge cooler than yesterday. we had some seventies but still above average for something your average for most. alright over to sal unfortunates all about highway four. improvement are still bad. no it's still closed. if you're just waking up highway four is shut down at bailey road for a deadly collision that happened at about four o'clock this morning. here we are two hours in and they have not reopened the freeway. so highway four is shut down. you're not getting through if you live in anti ocurred pittsburgh ah bother. don't bother to go out to the freeway. they're just going to take you off the freeway, so just go ahead and use leland or use another way to get around.

people are stuck in traffic in antioch's people are using kerger pass road as a consequence, six eighties not crowded at all eighties not crowded. so that's your commute . you might actually benefit from any of this. you can see that the bay bridge is getting a little bit slower. and some of these other commutes are beginning to wake up. but again, how a four is closed. we will continue to update you on what's going on there. so one, let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. nasa has taken an important step towards sending astronauts back to the moon. the artemis rocket blasted off from florida last night. that mission is to have the pilot list. orian spacecraft capsule. orbiting the moon. and then the orion. it heads back to earth. ktvu demagogues live from nasa ames research center in mountain view , which played a key role in the successful lunch, emma. good morning, pam. that's right. nasa calls this test launch a major milestone on the path towards extending human presence to the moon and eventually to mars. now

that rocket launch happened in florida, but he players here at the nasa ames research center aided in that launch, and they're scientists and engineering. five. four stage engine start. 321 boosters and ignition. and lift off of artemus one. we rise together back to the moon and beyond. the launch happened at 10 47. pm local time, sending the 32 story rocket off to space from the kennedy space center on a three week test journey. this was the first moon launch since the apollo moon mission over 50. years ago. i spoke with nasa astronaut and jessica mere this morning about the significance of today's launch. and what comes next. all goes well on this mission will be ready to launch astronauts on artemis to hopefully in just over two years from now, and those astronauts will include the first woman and

first person of color to me that just makes it all so much more special because it means that we are going together, really trying to represent all or at least more of humanity than we did the first time moving into the moon, so i think it's just incredibly exciting to show how far we've come and that we are doing this not just for nasa, not just for ourselves but truly for all of humanity to explore together. here in silicon valley . teams of scientists and engineers and aims have spent years working on the artemis one program and were instrumental in the development of the spacecraft. qi contributions include developing the orion capsules, heat shield and thermal tiles and ensuring the spacecraft can safely transport astronauts and cargo to lunar orbit. and back to earth. now this artemus one journey is quite different from the apollo mission over 50 years ago in terms of technology being much more advanced than it was back then and also in terms of the target location. this rocket

will land in a region of the moon and explore territory that has been previously unexplored before. reporting live from nasa ames research center. emma goss , ktvu fox two news. thank you, emma. lot of people excited about that. nasa estimates about 15,000 people came to the area near kennedy space center to watch the lodge. some of them said the chance to watch a nighttime launch made it even more exciting. several members of the british royal navy set up camp along the beach and treated the lift off like a sporting event, ordering in pizza from a nearby restaurant. but more seriously. they told us this was a chance to watch history being made. it's a lifetime opportunity and seeing something like this kind of size and scale is very good programs. we go over 12 years to get to this point and then 58 of anniversary since apollo, so it's a big moment. others were there to watch the launch, but also turned the event into business opportunity. of course, um, entrepreneurs created and sold t

shirts and pins to commemorate the first moon mission in 50 years time now, 604. it's now been more than a week since the midterm elections and some key races here in the bay area. they're still too close to call in alameda county. there's a new leader in the race for district attorney. new vote results show civil rights attorney pamela price leading prosecutor terry wiley by 2000 votes. alameda county election officials say the large number of people now voting by mail makes the vote counting take longer. now in the statewide race for controller, republican lanhee chan has conceded to democrat malia cohen , saying he will not win. he congratulated the former president of the san francisco board of supervisors, but leah cohen, right now leads 10 by 10% points and just to remind her you can use our ktvu website to stay up to date on the cat in the bay area and all over the country, you'll find an

interactive tool designed to help you track the races at ktvu .com. time is now 605. it's official, donald trump announced he's running for president again in 2024 ktvu s andre senior is here now in the campaign announcement came as mr trump's estate in florida in front of a big crowd of his supporters. andre did mr trump has filed the paperwork with the federal election committee that makes his attempt to return to the white house official, and his announcement was greeted with cheers. america's comeback starts right now. in order to make them after a midterm election where republicans did not do as well as many polls indicated they would that includes losses in key senate races by candidates mr trump had endorsed well now his early entrance into the 2024 campaign could force republicans to choose between him and other possible republican presidential candidates. the head of the

republican party in the bay area says there is still a lot of voter support for the 45th president. to return to the oval office. think well, when trump was still president. there was no war. gas prices were lower and the economy was humming along, so i think there's a lot of excitement because i think president trump can take us back to what things were, like, just a couple of years ago. florida republicans think they have a better chance of returning their party to the white house. if someone other than trump is the gop candidate that includes florida governor rhonda santis, who won re election last week, with nearly 60% of the vote in the sunshine state. at the end of the day. i would just tell people to go check out the scoreboard from last tuesday night. other candidates, including nikki haley have said. if there is a trump campaign, they will not launch their own. and the former president, who has been impeached twice, is currently under investigation by house committee looking into what he knew about the january

6th insurrection before it happened. that committee will be dissolved if republicans are the new majority in the house of representatives back over to you, pal. all right. thank you. andre, the president of poland now says there are no indications that the missile that killed two people in his country was an intentional attack. he's now saying it was most likely an unfortunate accident. earlier president biden said it was unlikely the missile was fired from russia. president biden, another leaders from the g 20 summit, held an emergency meeting after getting word of the missile blast. three u. s officials who have not been authorized to talk about the missile incidents. a preliminary evidence suggests the missile was actually fired. and by ukrainian forces and that it was aimed at another missile fired by russian troops and that the impact pushed it towards poland. our empathy. sympathy goes out to apparently two people were killed. and then we're going to collectively determine our next step as we investigate. and proceed. the explosion came

during an intense day of russian missile strikes on ukraine's energy plants that left much of ukraine's major cities without power. time now, 69 demand accused of attacking house speaker nancy pelosi's husband, paul, in his san francisco home, pleaded not guilty to federal charges. the only time that david perhaps spoken the courtroom was when he told the judge his name. his lawyer entered not guilty pleas to charges of attempted kidnapping of a federal official and attacking a family member. of a federal officer. if he's convicted on both charges could get up to 50 years in federal prison. he is also facing charges of attempted murder in san francisco superior court. a preliminary hearing in that case is scheduled next month. he is due back in federal court on november 30th. palisades tahoe, california's largest ski resort , opens friday at received about three ft. of fresh known the last week. the resort plans to open both its lower and upper mountains for skiing,

snowboarding, even tubing, snow making machines around 24 hours a day to make the conditions even better. it is just a stunning view. our our our snow making crews are working day and night to get the rest of the mountain open. and actually right now we have some great weather to make some snow. palisades joins a growing list of resorts that opened early, including boreal, heavenly, northstar and kirkwood. the new gondola that runs between palisades and alpine resort will start running december 17th alright, time is 6 10. sal is focused on highway for an a major traffic mess. just just joining us highway four is closed at bailey road. it's been close since four in the morning. because of a deadly crash that happened so people are being taken off the freeway. meanwhile it is a long long back up here is another shot from one of our crews. you can see that the closure really hasn't gone anywhere. the only change we've

seen is the sum of the emergency vehicles are gone, but the police presence is still there a lot of chp and also pittsburgh police, we also see a long backup from any oxo. people are still getting on the freeway or they're stuck. my advice to you is not to get on the freeway. maybe get onto west leland or use another way. some people are using kirker pass road. meanwhile 6 80 is not seeing a lot of traffic. neither is highway 24 this morning and really, neither is highway 80. now that may be because of a crash on westbound 80 before 7 80 in vallejo. we have some slow traffic there as well. so if you're in vallejo, and you're going out to 80, you're going to see some slow traffic from at least highway 29 area in a near 37 pardon? me as you drive down towards the layout. so it's a tough morning there. babe bridge does have a backup. it's about a 5 to 10 minute delay before you make it onto the span. 6 11. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you. sal. a change of pace in san francisco, the city's new plan to keep shops

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that homeless camps in the city . a new report highlights the fire department responded to more than 800 homeless camp fires over the last year, on average, that's more than two per day. they estimate the cost to battle those fires more than $1 million. some council members are blaming caltrans for their lack of site maintenance. the caltrans properties are in a state of risky lack of maintenance every day all the time. tell trends you are hereby put on notice that your properties are in a dangerous condition. and you have been negligent in failing to clean

them. caltrans told ktvu. it needs more time to review the report to respond appropriately , the issue will be discussed at the next city council meeting our time now. 6 15 san francisco leaders say safety will be the top priority for the holiday shopping season. union square is already filling up with visitors and mayor london breed, the district attorney and the police chief say. they're trying to keep everyone safe in the area they don't want to repeat of last year when large groups of thieves broke into stores. since then, the city has put more police and city ambassadors in union square and business owners have already seen a difference. the attention that the city has given union square, his his really paid off. it's not just us that are here every day that are feeling better. it's the people that are coming and visiting being here every day. you know you see the best of it and to see the worst of it, and we're seeing the worst of it far less than we have in a very long

time. and the city of san francisco is also offering an hour of free parking at union square. officials say. there's also more severe linse in the shopping district so people can feel safe parking their cars while they shop. the trash collection company, rick ology is paying $25 million to settle a dispute with the city of san francisco city leaders claim rick ology made much larger profits than they were allowed to under the contract with the city. the city says this payment will help offset rate increases for operational costs. $25 million is in addition to the $95 million. rick ology refunded to settle a separate dispute. well, you won't need a reservation for yosemite national park during the peak summer months, the park is getting rid of its reservation system that was put in place in 2020 to prevent overcrowding during the pandemic. the park has had problems with crowds in the past. now the park service says it will look into other options to address overcrowding . our time now, 6 16 the oakland

zoo's hopes to nursing orphaned black bear back to health after it wandered into a south lake tahoe shop last week. there's a little bear, it's eight months old. it has pneumonia, parasites and infected left foot and severe skin infections. they're using heat labs to keep them warm because it doesn't have a whole lot of for the vets say he appears to be in good spirits. call him a tough little guy. the prognosis, though, is touch and go. we're all rooting for the guy. it's really going to be day by day. um we could lose him at any point, but we're really trying to put our best foot forward practice next level medicine on him. other people who found this bear cub. they called him. nixon who's being fed on what's called fairchild. it's a kibble that's filled with nutrients to help them grow to a healthy weight. alright we wish that little bear so we do some good fortune. alright 6 17 is

the time. unfortunately a big problem to cover for traffic, so that's right. pam and dave westbound highway foreclosed at bailey, but the closure is really affecting highway four all the way back into antioch's . this happened at four o'clock , a deadly crash in the area, and we do have the traffic being taken off the freeway. at bailey road. this is a live picture of our crew looking at it from nearby. you can see that the police cars have not moved at all. and i'll show you that the backup is going to be pretty slow as you drive from antioch to pittsburgh. there are a lot of people who are on the freeway who apparently got on and then realize that you know, just getting on to be taken off the freeway. you might want to use west leland road or use a different way. some people are using kirker pass road this morning. as a consequence. look at 6 80. we haven't had a backup there. that's because a lot of people aren't getting the 6 86 80. if that's your commute, you're going to just go ahead and take advantage of a nice commute on 60 80 and highway

four and highway 24 pardon me over to the tunnel. bay bridge does have a little bit of a backup here. not much going on on the peninsula in the south bay. we'll check in with those commutes coming up in a little bit. at 6 18. let's talk about today's weather here, steve. thank you, sir. you're welcome. all right, we'll get to it here. it'll be sunny for all today. cold morning to a mild morning. i've seen twenties to fifties. uh if you get any kind of a breeze your temps in the forties or fifties. if not, it's. it's another cold one out there. it'll be nice to mild to warm and it is breezy in the hills. that's for sure. now it doesn't look to be as strong as yesterday when we had temperatures in the low seventies for a few oakland downtown concord, santa rosa. still though, we're getting some gusts about 48, diablo, but generally about 15 to 25. it is a north northeast. sonam amount is 54. mile degrees northeast 16 , oakland hills 54 north at 15. they were northeast 28 yesterday at this time, so still north, but not as strong. ben lomond mountain northeast. it's seven. so that's an offshore breeze.

which means anything anything coming in has no chance. how do you spell fat chance an o. as far as coming in 30. now it's sonoma county airport yet lower legs has 53 thirties for many forties, although the city says 49 38, fremont, 37 livermore walnut creek, 36. lots of thirties here in santa cruz mountains, low thirties boulder creek felt look at the 38 santa cruz. okay, laptops. south san jose san martin 37 in santa clare and campbell's saying 34 now that one cupertino i get it. there's a breeze there, but not far away. you can probably find 15 degrees cooler. i'm just showing the observations that i have access to low and southern california's generating that breeze that will give them santa ana winds. but for us, it's a breezy in the hills kind of a pattern and warmer attempts have been below but not yesterday, and not today. can we find any rain or snow? i said, can we find not? not really. maybe until i don't think until after thanksgiving, the last week in november and early december, there are some positive signs, but not until sixties on

attempts upper sixties to near 70 little cooler thursday back to warmer on friday, everything says it looks good for the weekend right now. all right. thank you, steve. it's back to the picket lines for workers at the university of california. we have an update at where the negotiations stand this morning , and swifty's hoping for a second chance today after efforts to get tickets for an upcoming tour knocked out ticketmaster what the website is saying caused the outage and what it means for taylor swift fans.

dave the u. s senate will hold what's called a test vote to see how many senate republicans would vote to protect interracial and same sex marriages. senate majority leader chuck schumer predicts at least 10 republicans would vote with all 50 democrats to eventually pass federal legislation to keep same sex and

interracial marriage is legal. there has been growing support for a federal law after the u. s. supreme court overturned roe v. wade. justice clarence thomas suggested that a similar ruling could overturn those marriage protections if the test vote shows legislation would pass. schumer has indicated he could call for a final vote before the end of the week. now to the bowel battle over the balance of power in the us congress, where republicans are just one seat away from taking a majority. fox news projects republicans have won 217 seats. democrats are projected to win 209 seats that leaves nine house races that are still too close to call. six of those races are in california. a party needs 218 to claim a majority. now. central valley congressman kevin mccarthy has won the republican nomination for house speaker mccarthy beat conservative challenger andy biggs yesterday in a closed door vote, mccarthy would need nearly all of the votes of his party or some votes from democrats to become the next house speaker.

what the holiday shopping season getting underway. a lot of people are concerned about actually receiving the packages they order. a new survey shows. more than one third of americans have had a package stolen from their doorsteps. single family homes get hit by porch pirates most often then condominiums, townhouses and duplexes. if someone tries to steal something , there's a high possibility that a neighbor or two or five is going to see them in action and they're going to shout and this person is probably going to drop it and run away. there are several steps you should take, including package tracking security cameras, doorbell, cameras timed deliveries or requiring a signature pick up boxes or lockers are also an effective way of making sure you're the only one who gets to get your package happening today , fans of pop artist taylor swift will get another chance to buy tickets to our next tour after ticketmaster's website crashed yesterday morning when those tickets were set to go on sale. ticketmaster says they had

quote historically unprecedented demand. it had to delay the pre sale time for west coast shows, including levi stadium. today they have a pre sale for capital one card holders tomorrow. the standard sale starts. beyonce could make music history at this year's grammys. she has been nominated for nine awards yesterday for the 2023 grammys, tying her husband jay z for the most nominations in grammy history. if she picks up four or more of those awards, she will set the record for most wins of all time. other artists bringing in the most nominations this year. rapper kendrick lamar with nine. adele and brandy chart carlisle with seven each. the grammy awards will be held february 5th in los angeles. educators in the south bay demanding change following attacks by special education students. the violent fights they say occur right in the classroom and gunfire in the middle of the afternoon. it was all caught on video. what we're learning about the domestic dispute in redwood city that ended with one man dead.

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mean that a normally quiet neighborhood on the peninsula will tell you what happened in broad daylight after a man with a gun used children as a human shield during a standoff with police. in the head of berkeley's police union is stepping down as text messages that he allegedly sent or now being investigated. we'll tell you why the same report has now led the city council to put a hold on the plan to appoint a new police chief. from ktvu fox news. to the opening bell. very loud. opening bell this morning target stocks set to drop close to 15% that's after a surprising

warning that the holiday shopping season at target looks weaker than expected. target reports profit dropped by close to 50% last quarter of sales slowed and elon musk's latest email to twitter employees reportedly tells them to commit to working long hours at high intensity received three months. of several. all your business news coming up. thank you for joining us here on morning. sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark wednesday morning, november 16th right to south caston ator major traffic problems on highway four. so that's right. highway four is shut down and bailey road completely shut down. you can't get through. it's been that way since four o'clock this morning for a deadly collision. and they're not done yet. they have called for hard closure now, so this is going to be going on for at least a few more hours as westbound highway four is completely closed, coming up right near the bar station there, and you can see they're looking for evidence to doing whatever they do out there. and

that means that highway four is backed up for miles. i would not recommend getting on the freeway at all between antioch and pittsburgh. you're just going to go out there and get stuck in backup. that could take you more than an hour to drive very the short distance. but other people are using leeland road, which is packed. so if you have flexibility, you may want to think about it. just you know, if you if you don't have to go now, you may want to put it off. but i know that that's not an option for a lot of people will keep following this, and just a few minutes we'll have the rest of the east bay commute. but now at 6 31 let's go to steve to talk about today's weather. all right, sal. thank you, sir. we'll start off. there's some very cold readings and others that are not nearly as called if you don't have a breeze, and it's cold. i did see an upper 20 west petaluma also saw an upper 20 year. healdsburg but ronan parke 32 nap airport, 32 nicasio is in their palo alto 35 campbell at 35 to name a few. but look at mount the album, my gosh, north and almost 50 miles an hour. thank goodness nobody else is close to that. but it's

all a northerly breeze. so once again we are in line for an offshore breeze. it'll be severe clear. and temperatures will warm up. we had some seventies yesterday would not be surprised if there were a few santa rosa today, but overall lots of sixties mid sixties to upper sixties let's get back to the news now with pam and dave. okay steve. thank you. time is 6 32, a major road in redwood city reopened during the night. camino real was shut down the traffic as part of the investigation into a deadly police shooting. ktvu sally rasmus is in redwood city. now you have the details, ali. good morning. good morning, david. this happened in the middle of the afternoon around 3 20 on el camino real redwood city near roosevelt police were responding to a domestic violence call, gunfire erupted, leading people. walking nearby to scramble for cover. oh, my god. cell phone video shows the commotion. luckily, no bystanders were hurt

, but police say this all started when a woman called 911 from a cell phone at el camino real and roosevelt. she wasn't able to tell dispatchers what was going on. but the 911 dispatchers could hear children screaming in the background and sense that the woman was in distress. so they sent police to check on her. and when they arrived, police say they found a man with a handgun inside the car with the woman and three young children ages 14 and 10. police say when they tried to negotiate with the man. he held up his weapon and tried to use the children as a shield. the man got out of the car with the firearm. several shots were fired by officers that were at the scene from different locations that it's surrounded that car i heard some loud yelling and screaming, so i stepped out and then i heard a couple of gunshots. you know, that's what was most alarming. alarming because this was in the middle of the afternoon around 3 20 when this all happened that person you just heard from didn't want to be identified but

witnessed the commotion. the children involved were not hurt. the man shot by. police later died at the hospital. the woman he's accused of threatening was not shot but treated for other non life threatening injuries. it's not clear what the relationship was between them. we don't know how many officers were involved in this shooting. but redwood city police say all the officers involved are on paid administrative leave, and that's standard. protocol anytime something like this happens, the san mateo county district attorney's office is investigating. in redwood city, ali rasmus ktvu. box two news, all right, thank you, ali. several new developments this morning about a widening text message scandal within the berkeley police department. the city council is postponing a vote to confirm its interim chief to permanent chief ktvu crime reporter henry lee learned late last night that the president of the berkeley police association sergeant darren kessel, iq is leaving the position for now, amid al ligations that he knew about arrest quotas and made racially derogatory comments. no justice, no peace. take it to the

streets. calle students were among a group of protesters protesters demanding reforms within the police department. the city is launching an investigation into claims made by former officer corey chicago shadow t. he leaked texts from 2019, which he says came from catholics such as asking for 19 more arrests by friday and discussing the heritage of the people they just arrested. it's just really clear that cops in berkeley cannot be trusted. oakland er his own police department has been under federal monitoring for 19 years due to specifically to racial profiling. ah it really struck me as a similar cultural problem. and now interim police chief jennifer lewis says that no time during her tenure she was made aware about the allegations until they went public a few days ago. the city council last night followed the recommendations of berkeley's police accountability board and delayed her confirmation, which was scheduled for last night.

the police union issued a statement just a short time ago supporting an investigation into the allegations that says, quote the public's trust in our police officers and the pursuit of justice is paramount. these messages undermine trust and confidence discrimination has no place in modern police work time . not 6 36 para educators in santa clara county, say staffing shortages make them vulnerable to violent attacks in the classrooms, and yesterday they held a rally. they also filed a complaint with the state occupational health and safety administration. the para educators say the staff shortage leaves them vulnerable to violent physical attacks by the special needs students they served. a lot of what i'm seeing happen can be prevented if we had adequate adequate staffing. i had to choose between leaving a student alone by themselves when i seen emergencies happening outside of the classroom and supporting my teammates and protecting other

students, the union representing the para educators in santa clara county, says rally took the staffing as you out in front of the public now and they have not ruled out going on strike. academic workers at the university of california are continuing their strike for a third day today, demanding better pay and better working conditions. despite some progress in negotiations between the united auto workers union. n no word of any compromise on key items such as pay and child care subsidies. i'm here because i want to teach. i love to teach. that's what i want to do with my life. so much rather be in the classroom with a bunch of undergrads, then out here on the picket line. 48,000 workers are on the pick of lines, including workers at uc berkeley and ucsf. the university says the negotiations will only be solved with a third party arbitrator. time is 6 37 right back to south , we have a major commute problem. highway forward closed , westbound south. that's right

. it's closed in pittsburgh, and that's because of a crash that happened at about four o'clock this morning. and the police are in the chp are still doing an investigation. you can see that the freeway is being taken off their at bailey right across from the bart station, but there's a long backup. here's another shot of the closure as police continue to do their investigation. the corner is still on the scene, and we are not getting through. you're not getting through on highway forward is backed up indiana stock. i would not go and get on the freeway at all at this point, but people are using leeland road, which is also very, very slow. it's not great, really. they're all the alternates are filled in. so it's not like you're going to find a new way that people haven't thought of. just make sure that you know about this. as a result, 6 80 has not seen a lot of traffic at all. a lot of people. oat's been pretty light this morning highway eighties also lighter than usual. this is

have some slow traffic there. the rest of the commute. this is the highway foreclosure again the rest of the commute. by the way has been okay. let's talk about the middle part of the east bay 8 80 is a little slow. the south bay is light and the peninsula hasn't been much to talk about. so the highway four thing is really the biggest traffic thing we have right now. 6 39. what about today's weather? here, steve. thank you, sal here nationally. it is pretty cold here for almost everybody little unusual here to be this cold for a majority, but take a look here. i mean, even dallas at 39 in nashville was 38 now they're 41. minneapolis 31. kansas city is 24 detroit, 35 snow made it. parts of new hampshire up in the mainland ottawa, ottawa had their first snow of the season. four up there in butte, montana. sunny for all cold morning thirties. nice to warm, breezy to downright windy in the hills. mount diablo is gusting to 50 mph most locations, thankfully

or less than that. 10 to 20 or about 25, but there have been some gusts of 50 at mount diablo and the oakland berkeley hills. yesterday was northeast to 28. now it's north at 15, but it's 54 warm degrees. sonoma mountain , 53 northeast and ben lomond mountain also is northeast. there's nothing for us right now. split jetstream part north , part south, and i don't think anything to, uh, probably the last week. and november. any hope for any rain 30 santa rosa petaluma 31 degrees lots of thirties here forties on the temps, but some upper forties and to the north, you can find twenties mendocino county lake county a lot of thirties and i was 33 american canyon 37 look at 31 windsor rohnert park sent in some a 31, nevada and i've seen observations of thirties forties and fifties around nevada. just depending on if you get a breeze or not, summer cold, some are not. that low and southern california's generating santa ana winds so they have red flag warnings out down there. breezy to windy in the hills, slight offshore breeze. and that means temps are going up again

above average for many today, any sign of rain or snow now not yet, maybe again towards the end of the month sixties on the temps are upper sixties wouldn't surprise me if another 70 popped up like we saw yesterday. a little cooler tomorrow, then back to nice and warmer friday, you guys alrighty, the u. s soccer team now in qatar, holding final training sessions before the first world cup match on monday. coming up, you're going to see some of the useful talent that will play for the team's first world cup match in more than eight years coming up in our seven o'clock our mornings on to san francisco's homeless crisis is improving ahead in the next hour, the promising sign that's pointing in the right direction and inflation affects us all this holiday season. so can families afford to buy a christmas tree. coming up in the next hour. how many people plan to opt out of buying a real treat? this christmas will be right back.

colors and scents. another railroad workers union has voted against a tentative agreement that could lead to a strike. the boilermakers union represents 300 workers. it is the third railroad workers union to come out against the agreement. the proposal calls for 24% wage increase over five years. seven of the railroad unions have voted in favor of the contract, but all 12 unions must ratify it to avoid a strike. the city of san francisco is offering a helping hand to businesses that are behind on their fees. san francisco's offering payment plans for small businesses affected by the covid pandemic. they say the program is meant to help business owners, especially in the restaurant. industry

businesses have until april 30th to take part in that program this holiday season, there are concerns that high inflation could keep americans from donating to charity. high prices and rising interest rates have many americans watching their finances more closely, and that could mean charities that rely on donations during the holidays could come up short. concerns about an economic slowdown have led to more uncertainty as consumers make those decisions about their giving about their spending. and also, they're saving decisions. despite economic concerns are recent survey from fidelity charitable found that more than half of americans still say they plan to donate this year, pam time to 6 45 3065 days. that's how long it will have been between world cup matches when the us finally takes the field next week. their last match it was a loss to belgium on july 1st 2014. and they didn't qualify for the

world cup four years ago. so now , eight years later, there's a new generation of talent and some high expectations. ktvu is james torres explains. 2022 world cup cycle was truly out with the order and in with a young for the united states' men's national team after they failed to qualify for the 2018 world cup, the roster has been totally rebuilt. and boy, did they rebuild it with star young players? the u. s is by far the youngest team going to the world cup and on average, they will be nearly two years younger than the next youngest team, and during qualifying, they started the youngest roster the us has ever seen. but don't let that youth for you for a lack of big game experience when they aren't wearing the red, white and blue. these young americans are spread all over europe, playing for the biggest club te that

includes christian pulisic year. that is european soccer's biggest event, and most like their version of the super bowl , several other potential starters at the world cup our weekly contributors at their club teams in england to other players play for two of the biggest clubs in italy and 19 year old in spain, and i just turned 20 year old in germany. yeah both of them will see plenty of time on the field in qatar. it was just last summer that they finally got all of these pieces on the field together. they want to continental trophies. the most memorable moment. this political goal coming from the penalty spot to beat mexico, one of the largest rivals and one of those two championship matches. so what should usa fans expect? long shot to win the world title . but oddsmakers believe they should make it out of their group and into the knockout stages. and their first game will be right here with us on ktvu next monday, november 21st against wales at 11 a.m. b games

before that, too, but don't worry, you can still see our newscast whenever world cup matches are on channel two ktvu mornings onto we'll just move over to our second channel ktvu . plus you can find us on channel six on comcast and at and t or on channel 36 on directv and over the years. time now is 6 48 looks like they've just given the word to reopen highway four after it had been shut down for almost three hours here now they're just about the reopening it. they just gave the order and i think we're going to watch it live here on the air does look like chp's opening the road. you can see that there's a big empty spot, but not for long here on highway four, so they were doing an investigation right in this area that has now been completed. and you can see live. they are opening highway for as we speak. here, come the cars, and there's going to be a big backup. that's going to

dissipate with some time. it's going to take awhile. unfortunately for all this to dissipate on highway four because it was there for so long , let's see if i can put up a map of the area here. highway four westbound from any of the pittsburgh very, very slow, but again as it's reopened things are getting better. let's talk about some other commutes. the bay bridge is backed up. you can see it's backed up all the way out to the maze. metering lights are on 24 60 80 have been lighter because people have been getting through eighties a little slow as you get into hayward, and that's about all 6 49. let's bring stephen with today's weather. thank you, sir . we'll look back at yesterday's weather. why? because it was nice if you're out golfing or playing tennis or pickleball or whatever you were doing. maybe cleaning up the leaves like i was they never end. dave i'm telling you, those leaves. those leaves never end. santa rosa 74 . concord was 70 oakland was 70 sandra fell was 70 menlo park in livermore, 68. san jose 67, a beautiful 66 in san francisco.

today will be sunny for also cold morning for many, but not for all. there are twenties, thirties forties and even fifties. nice to warm, breezy to windy in the hills. mount diablo is saying catch me if you can north of 50 miles an hour. now most locations are under about 20, but that will be for the offshore direction again. north northeast sonoma mountain northeast of 12, oakland, berkeley hills north of 15 and ben lomond mountain northeast seven and 53 54 in the temp, so that's pretty mild up there. any high clouds are not going to matter to. it won't amount to a hill of beans. 30 at santa rosa pedaling with 31 yet 49 in the city of thirties here forties to some fifties just depending if you have that breeze or not. kensington's 48 drop at 10 for pinole, piedmont's 47. you got lafayette's 36 alamos down to 33 48 pittsburgh one observation in brentwood, 37 dublin. down to 33 . that's cold. the low and southern california is impacting

southern california with santa ana winds so heightened fire concerns down there for us. we get the offshore direction. it's not as strong thank goodness unless you're in mount diablo. if you're looking for a change in our weather, i would look after thanksgiving. i think some signs the last week or so going into maybe last week of november , going in early december, there's some signs we might get back into some rain and snow sixties on the temps or upper sixties to near 70 little cooler thursday, back to nice and warmer friday day. alright, steve. thank you. time. six would be one. we take a trip to the chocolate factory and get an inside. look at how to make that delicious chocolate is made right here in the bay area. in our next hour. pam cook will show us how this company is shaking up the chocolate industry and the san francisco giants going above and beyond to help local kids scholarships they're getting and how the giants selected the recipients, and it is a season for world cup brackets, the fox super six world cup bracket challenge is live and it's free for you to

play. the winner could take home a million dollars if you want to sign up to play head to ktvu dot com slash world cup. a link to that bracket challenge is right there. and as you play, keep track to see if you can do better than some of our morning team is andre senior gasia mikaelian sal castaneda and james torres. they've all filled out their brackets. see who has the best picks. as a tournament goes on again, you'll find it ktvu .com/ world cup.

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five san francisco police are searching now for suspects involved in a shooting outside of a nightclub where a woman was badly hurt. the victim was shot several times after a robbery inside the nightclub on 11th street, and you're looking at video showing a fight that spilled outside into the street involving three people who the police want to identify. take a close look at these sketches of the man and the woman they're looking for. both are believed to be in their twenties. ward thirties. if you recognize them called the sfpd tip line. well, the solano county this d a s office is deciding whether to prosecute two suspected squatters in a violent confrontation with an elderly

property owner. the family of 80 year old kurt lin says he was trying to evict a group of people who have not paid rent at a home in valais home. a witness says the dispute boiled over sunday morning when the squatters attacked lynn with a sword. he fought back by shooting them. samurai sword stuck through his back with about a foot of it sticking out in the front. just face cut up all over. just happy. he's alive. so and he's going to be okay. but he's they cut his slash his i also he's going to probably lose his eye after they attacked him. he got his gun out and shot two of them. killed one of them and the other one, had three shots in the chest. now 31 year old was shot and killed. a 27 year old was wounded. authorities are now trying to identify all the people who were living on that property. it is 6 56. san francisco is trying to make the roads safer for pedestrians and drivers. so the

city is now debating reducing speed limits is that he's transportation authority board talked about a report about speed limits. the group walk sf once the board of supervisors to reduce speed limits to 40 miles an hour on every possible street. right now. most speed limits in san francisco are 25 miles an hour. we still have a lot of work to do. i know that particularly around schools. those are where i get most of my complaints is in terms of how fast people are going around schools and areas where we definitely have a lot of young people and families. and so far this year, 30 people have died in traffic incidents in san francisco. time is 6 57. we're getting our first look now at cal drained new electric fleet. a swiss company is building 19 trains for kyle drain they were designed would getting input from people who have disabilities. they've been

undergoing safety tests for the past several weeks. now the trains will have comfortable seating more room for bikes and bathrooms. the new electric cleve will also be a lot quieter than the diesel engines that are running right now. initially we are replacing 75% of our fleet with these 19 new electric multiple unit trains from sadler , but we really are hoping to develop a program that will bring an entirely zero emission corridor in the not too distant future. the new electric fleet is still months away from having passenger service. caltrain says it will be ready to carry passengers in 2024. it is 6 58 5 . local high school students have a chance to go to college. now, thanks to one of baseball's greatest players of all time. please. giants community

foundation honored the willie mays scholars last night at an event and oracle park giants manager gave popular and retired player randy winn presented personalized number 24 jerseys to the students in each of them will get scholarships up to $20,000 really opened my eyes to seeing, like, okay, yeah, this is i'm really going to go to college. if i want to have got the scholarship, i probably wouldn't have been able to 10 college or a probably would have been pretty rough for me to attend college. i don't want to just be the kid every kid, i want to be something better now. the recipients were mainly based selected based on their potential, they hope to become doctors and mental health therapists. among other things, the willie mays program helps to address racial and education inequities because of health reasons. willie mays was not able to attend this event. we're going back, but it's going to be different this time. it has been

50 years since the last man stepped on the moon were live at nasa ames research center this morning with details on the current mission that will break new barriers plus america's comeback starts right now. donald trump, officially running for president again in 2024 here, his announcement and reaction from his fellow republicans. and the holiday season is just about here. and as you get ready to order your gifts, people are once again being told to watch out for those porch. pirates will tell you who is being targeted most and what you can do to keep your package is safe. from ktvu. fox two news. this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. it's wednesday, right in the middle of the week. it's november. 16th it's also cold outside. it's very cold outside. yes, yes. steve knows all about that. it's called for many not s