that it's gonna fall to the ground and start a fire. okay. and i want you to be able to feel the improvements. we've been able to reduce wildfire risk from our equipment by over 90%. that's something i want to believe. [skateboard sounds] this can't this can't keep happening. and we're not going to, you know, we're not just going to give up. but this can't keep happening. you know. >> a restaurant owner calling for change after a shooting at

his oakland steakhouse left two people injured and caused significant damage. >> how we got here. not not happy about it, but we do have another opportunity. >> and the warriors facing a winning game seven tonight against the rockets in houston after two straight losses. golden state determined to get their playoff dreams back on track. >> from ktvu. [music] fox two news this is mornings on two. >> hi everyone. happy sunday. good to have you with us here on mornings on two. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm betty yu. it's great to be here with you. >> i know, good to. >> have you back. we're dressed like the doves colors. >> may the 4th be with you. >> and to all those who celebrate. >> there you go. >> star wars day. >> and dubs day. we got our colors on. >> game today. >> sporting the yellow as well. on a got a win a game tonight. >> yes. and i can't help but notice the sun is shining this morning. as a result, we've got plenty of sunshine. good morning

to both of you. happy sunday to all of you outside our doors at this hour. not the cloud cover we had yesterday. in fact, most of us waking up with the sunny skies. and with that, temperatures are running a little bit cooler. but by the afternoon we will be several degrees warmer, perhaps a little bit of patchy fog just along the coastline. that's really about it. temperatures this morning down by even eight nine degrees or so over san jose, mountain view and palo alto. so stepping out may feel a bit of a chill in the air over areas like fremont at 45 san francisco starting out this morning 47 for you there. winds are generally light, but we are not done with the wind just yet. fairfield reporting just a light breeze at seven miles per hour. and as we shift towards the peninsula and south bay, we have calm conditions. mountain view over towards the coast, though we remain with breezy conditions. half moon bay reporting a wind gusts to 25. wind advisory still in effect for today over areas of the delta as well as the carquinez strait, begins at 8 a.m, goes

until monday night, and now we have our north and east bay hills included in a wind advisory that begins this evening. better details on today and what we can expect for the week ahead. >> coming up. thank you rosemary. we are continuing to follow a developing news in a shooting at an upscale oakland restaurant this weekend. the head chef tells ktvu that two people were shot. ktvu christien kafton joins us live from oakland with the very latest. and kristen, that owner said the shooting victims are expected to be okay. so that's good news. >> yeah, a little bit of good news out of this, frankly very disturbing story. the head chef there even taking social, taking to social media and walking us behind the crime scene tape. let's go ahead and show you so you can see for yourself. the video shows what appears to be a chaotic scene with overturned tables and pools of blood throughout the restaurant. at this point, oakland police are not providing a lot of details about that shooting. they aren't saying how many suspects were involved or what led up to that

shooting. meanwhile, co-owner and head chef pierre hill said he was there as two people were shot at about 9:00 friday night during what we're hearing was a packed service. he said his first thought getting people to safety. >> i got everybody on the floor. i was looking for my security guard, got him, and we just kind of got the situation under control. the people that were hit, we were trying to call 911 and get the police here and get them here as fast as they could to, you know, kind of help us out. >> and pierre hill tells us that the man and woman who were shot are expected to recover, and that he's been checking in on them. we're hearing it could be weeks, though, until that restaurant reopens. meanwhile, the owner has set up a gofundme to help for now and have raised more than $12,000 money that will go to rebuilding and relocating the restaurant, he says, and supporting the workers and victims of that shooting coming up in the next half hour, we'll hear from the oakland police officers association, which has released a statement about that shooting. again, the

chef saying that it was a very disturbing sight, saying that he really wanted to create something special for oakland to create a fine dining experience. he says he's pretty frustrated about what's been going on, the number of times he's been broken in and now a shooting. we'll have more details on all of this coming up in the next half hour. for now, we're live in oakland. christian captain ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. kristen. nice job. we'll see you at 730. meanwhile, the oakland police officers association also addressed a burglary at another bar. video shows two people breaking into the nightclub on tuesday night. the business is two blocks from pierre. pierre, now a safe and alcohol, were reportedly taken from the club owners, telling ktvu. this is the 11th burglary at the business in the last four years. >> search and rescue teams in san mateo county are now beginning another day looking for a missing woman with dementia. sheriff's deputies say 75 year old margaret elaine

mckinley became separated from her family while hiking on a remote trail near portola valley on thursday. yesterday, more than 150 specially trained volunteers joined the search as it continues to expand, both in the air and on the ground. >> we have additional horses who are out here today. additional canine units out here today. we continue to utilize our resources in terms of drones and planes to be able to assist us. so we really are able to cover more area within this expansive 1400 acre preserve. and ultimately, you know, that that gives us great hope in finding a lane. >> the sheriff's department is also calling on people who live near the hiking trail to help by checking their home security video. oakland city council may soon have to pay more than $200,000 to settle a lawsuit involving former mayor shang tao and her run for office. the lawsuit claims tao was

negligible for the 2022 mayoral election, because she missed a key deadline for submitting her paperwork to appear on the ballot. according to the lawsuit, the city clerk's office mistakenly told tao and several other candidates the wrong deadline. in a recent report, the city council said it doesn't plan to admit any liability in the settlement. council members are set to vote on the settlement this tuesday. >> time now. 706 it's the warriors. they're off to houston for tonight's deciding game seven of their first round playoff series against the rockets. now, golden state hopes to bounce back from two straight losses to move on to the next round of the playoffs. dubs most recent defeat came at the chase center friday night, when they missed 13 straight shots in the fourth quarter in their 115 107 loss in game six. steph curry says the warriors are well aware their entire season is on the line when they face the rockets later tonight. >> the two seed, they have home court advantage in the series

because they had a really good team and they've demonstrated that all season. we've been on a run since the trade to have an opportunity to play a game seven in a playoff series and get to the next round. so again, in february, if you told us we had a game seven, we'd take that all day long. how we got here not not happy about it, but we do have another opportunity. >> for all the marbles. >> that they do tip off for. tonight's game in houston is 530 our time. >> and the warriors are hosting a watch party at thrive city for tonight's big playoff game in houston. the team is inviting dub nation to enjoy live music and other fun activities outside san francisco's chase center before this evening's tipoff at 5:30 p.m. admission is free, but fans are encouraged to rsvp online before heading out to watch this evening's game. well, that brings us to today's question of the day. will the warriors move on to the next round? >> yeah, it's a big question. you can weigh in by going to ktvu.com/vote, or scan the qr code top right of your screen.

the options are. piece of cake. this one's too close to call. houston is young and good and too old. it may be over right now at 0%. we will keep an eye on those numbers. share them with you throughout the program. >> well, happening today, the city of fremont is hosting play like a girl event is designed to introduce and inspire girls of all ages to try new sports, from soccer and basketball to lesser known activities. high school, college and pro athletes will be on hand to encourage participation. the free event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at witter field near piedmont high school. it's open to all girls or children who identify as girls ages 2 to 18. there are several other cinco de mayo celebrations around the bay area today. east palo alto holding its festival at 10:00 this morning. there's a parade and festival in east san jose that begins at nine this morning, and another festival in downtown san jose that starts at 11. if you

want to watch the warriors while out celebrating a cinco de mayo celebration and a warriors watch party all happening at the treasure island gold bar, whiskey that's happening at 1:00 this afternoon. >> surprisingly, surprisingly strong. 177,000 job gain. [music] >> we'll show you why. friday's job numbers sent the markets soaring and why, despite warnings about tariffs, the labor market might be holding firm for now. plus. >> i think the most exciting part is like just seeing what's going to happen next. >> quite a bit for this young man. 13 year old is being courted by top colleges, earning millions in scholarships and dreaming big in ai. we're going to have the story of that teen genius already breaking records coming up shortly. >> outside our doors this morning. we've got sunshine and a warming trend underway for your bay area sunday. a better look at what you can e ect for

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you can with wells fargo. some of the top stories we're following for you on this sunday. police in san jose seized 22 pounds of meth, cocaine and $25,000 in cash, all during a drug bust. two suspects were also arrested. investigators say the seizure was all part of a long term investigation. police found the drugs and all the cash after serving search warrants at three homes in san jose. and today, bart is taking riders to a galaxy far, far away. in honor of may the 4th be with you. a train has been transformed into a star ship for a 90 minute ride celebrating all things star wars. the train will take off from the macarthur station. turn around at pittsburg bay point. it will not be stopping at

stations. fans are expected to show up in full regalia. wear your costumes. pre-boarding begins at 3:00 at the macarthur bart station. >> a young man in san jose is celebrating an extraordinary achievement. at just 13 years old, he's been accepted into more than 100 colleges and universities. ktvu crystal bailey has the story of his remarkable drive, and how he hopes to use his success to change the world. >> it was really fun. >> at just 13 years old, sunny nguyen might be close to achieving world records as one of the youngest people to get accepted into the most colleges. >> my parents told me about going to college and i agreed with it, and i'm here now. >> his dad, tommy, tells us sunny, the first of five kids, has always been special. >> he really liked math. you know, he studied math every time. everywhere he went, he see this and that and say, oh, this is like the math. i study at home. he could see the math in everything. i believe in him that he could do what he wanted

to become. >> the teen has always loved technology, making websites and studying subjects like software engineering and artificial intelligence at home. >> i like to play video games sometimes. thanks for watching. come back for more. >> he also has a youtube page booming with nearly 60,000 subscribers. so when public school and home education wasn't cutting it, tommy started submitting applications for his son. >> our surprise is, you know, people just welcome him, you know, like like, like crazy to keep flying back and forth into our home. about admission and admittance and scholarship. >> sunny is especially interested in ai and hopes to use it to create something that will help people live longer. >> i think the most part is like just seeing what's going to happen next. >> tommy says his son has been awarded more than $3 million in scholarships. >> every school is giving him something, you know, some school is giving him over $100,000 in scholarships. >> wherever sunny decides to go, he plans to major in computer science and change the world.

crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, sunny says he has not yet decided on where he'll attend. he is considering uc berkeley for spring or fall 2026. >> you know what i say to sunny? >> go, bears. >> go, bears. >> and we're also in cal colors today. >> are their rugby team winning the ncaa title? we're going to talk about that. amazing. did that last night. and let's talk a little weather. throw it over to rosemary on a carbon copy of yesterday. what do we got. >> going to be a pretty one. we've got sunshine out there this morning. frank and betty good morning to both of you. happy sunday everybody. and we have a warm up on the way. temperatures will continue to heat up as we get into the days ahead. and i'll show you that in the extended forecast. but let's start with here and now just a little bit of cloud cover a reported along the coastline and some patchy fog. that is about it. wind is going to be an issue, especially for folks through the delta region, the carquinez strait, where again,

that wind advisory begins at 8:00 this morning and goes through tomorrow, does not expire until 8 p.m. on monday. meanwhile, for our east bay hills and our interior north bay hills, we also have a wind advisory for offshore winds that will develop tonight. and that advisory begins at about 9:00 this evening. outside of that, plenty of blue sky in store for today, and temperatures will soar into the 70s for our bayside communities as well as inland. let's check on the winds right now. atlas peak in the north bay reporting 18mph, mount diablo reporting 20, and for most around the bay area, at least at the surface, we are calm to light. sfo reporting 14mph and areas near concord reporting five. temperature wise, a little cooler this morning with the clear skies. we've got 47 degrees to start the day in san francisco for the east bay, 47 in livermore and in the north bay, 48 for napa. if you're going to oracle park for the giants game this afternoon, going to be a nice one here. it

will be breezy into the afternoon. low to mid 60s, mostly sunny skies and the winds kicking up anywhere from 15 to 25mph. so do expect a brisk one out at the ballpark this afternoon. meanwhile, on the peninsula 69 redwood city, for the inner east bay. now we're talking warm. we've got 77 in antioch, 77 in concord and in the north bay, 78 for santa rosa. we continue on this trend. if you like the warmer weather. it's arriving monday into tuesday, where we have mid 70s to about 80 degrees for bayside communities, even the coastline going to finally get some warmth tomorrow. mid to upper 60s for you there and low 80s for our inland cities. monday tuesday before we start to cool it down just a bit on wednesday. and then we're back up again on thursday with temperatures ranging from mid 70s for our bayside communities to low 80s inland. frank. >> yeah, golf courses might be busy this week. rosemary, thank you for that. coming up, elon musk's rocket hub is now an

official city. they're calling it starbase. why? he says it's key to reaching the moon and mars, and why some fear it could come at a public cost. that story and much more when we come back. [music]

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new jobs numbers on friday show the unemployment rate stayed steady last month, as ktvu tom vacar reports. the numbers defied analysts expectations. >> friday's jobs report sent the stock markets soaring. >> surprisingly, surprisingly strong 177,000 jobs gain. the unemployment rate stayed pretty much the same at 4.2%. >> and get this. >> so far, the doge impacts have been negligible. we had a loss of very, very minor loss in federal jobs. >> it's much needed good economic news in a sea of bad news for the president. >> so far, the tariffs haven't had the impact that it has been suggested in much of the media narrative. >> even thursday's jobless claims report showed no significant increases as yet. >> shows the labor market,

despite all the gloom and doom talk. all of the claims that the economy is collapsing, at least the labor market is remaining strong. >> some say that this is ginning up the number by the trump administration, by the bureau of labor statistics. but do the numbers subject to revision are to be relied on? >> the fact is, it's a highly, highly professional organization that's completely apart from politics. >> so for now. >> despite all of this talk and some of the poll data concerning consumer sentiment going down, the stock market declining. employers indicating some hesitancy. despite all of that, the labor market is remaining strong. >> however, the future of employment remains uncertain. >> perhaps it doesn't reflect employment impacts that we'll see in the next couple of months, as consumers and

companies have sort of loaded up before the tariffs. that may be, but we don't see anything yet in the data. >> health care remains, as usual, the big winner, with gains of more than 50,000 jobs. transportation and warehousing also did well, but the tariffs have yet to fully kick in. >> i think going forward, though, a lot will depend on how the tariff negotiations go. >> that is also very uncertain given the pushback from key trading partners. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> a new study shows black home ownership in the bay area has been declining in recent years. according to the bay area equity atlas, the region has lost more than 5000 black homeowners from 2010 to 2020. the report also says that renters and homeowners were displaced from historically black communities, especially from the inland east bay and solano county. some of the biggest declines in ownership were in oakland, richmond and san francisco. billionaire investor warren buffett says he's retiring by the end of the

year, marking the end of an era after six decades at the helm of berkshire hathaway. the 94 year old shocked the crowd at the company's annual meeting in omaha. with the announcement, he recommended longtime heir apparent greg abel as his successor. during buffett's announcement, he also addressed tariffs, saying they can be an act of war and should not be used as weapons. >> time now is 724. elon musk is celebrating a victory in his ambitious effort to explore outer space. the southern texas home of his spacex rocket company is now officially a city called starbase, texas. yesterday, people live in the small area known as boca chica village. voted to make it an official company town. that's because nearly all of the people who voted are spacex employees. however, some people say they're worried this new city could soon shut down a popular beach that attracts thousands of tourists every year. >> who are concerned that with

the new municipality that there may be changes to how people can access the beach, whether it's during launch times or if there's other restrictions that are placed on the roadway. >> however, musk says the new city will play a critical role in the future of the spacex rocket program. he hopes those rockets will soon bring astronauts back to the moon. musk also has plans for a mission to mars. coming up. miracle in the amazon. five plane crash survivors rescued after 36 hours in the jungle, clinging to the wreckage, surrounded by alligators. how they made it out alive. that story coming up. >> and no real id? no problem if you have a passport. but starting this week, new rules could ground your travel plans. what you need to know before wednesday's deadline. and a quick reminder that you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand on all

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service at one of oakland's upscale dining spots. two people were hit and the chef is speaking out. what he says led up to the chaos and how the community is now stepping up to

help. >> we all celebrate may 4th as star wars day. >> it's may the 4th and the force is strong today. why? star wars day is more than just a pun, and how fans here in the bay area are keeping the galaxy alive. >> okay. >> from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning, bay area. time now is 729. beautiful shot of downtown oakland where we have a blue skies and a warm up on the way, i believe. good morning everyone. i'm betty yu. >> yeah, we need a warm up 80s this week, which is great news. and i don't know if you noticed, but it's getting lighter earlier. the days are getting longer, so i rolled in like 5:45, and you could see outside your car, which is kind of nice. >> summer almost on the way. not quite. >> it's a coming, but we got to get through a spring first. let's check in with rosemary on what looks like a better sunday

than a saturday. i guess. >> yes, and a hint of summer coming our way in the days ahead. at least when it comes to the temperatures. good morning, both of you. morning. happy sunday to all of you. temperatures are going to be several degrees above yesterday's highs. yesterday turned out to be a nice day in most spots. i was in the east bay and it was a pretty one. here's a look at a pretty start to our bay area sunday. just a little bit of cloud cover out there, but plenty of blue sky as well. and as a result, temperatures are running cooler this morning with all the clear sky napa you are down by six degrees and in the south bay, san jose you are down by eight. palo alto a chill in the air for you there at 45 upper 40s in fremont, as well as san francisco and in the north bay. two temperatures are going to continue to warm and the winds are going to continue to pick up. we do have just a light breeze out there this morning on the coast, a bit choppy on the water and half moon bay reporting a wind gusts to 22. in our hills, though, that's where we expect the breezier conditions. our east bay hills,

our north bay hills, the wind advisory for the carquinez strait, as well as the delta region begins shortly, begins at 8 a.m. so if you do have a drive that will take you east towards the sacramento valley, do expect winds on that commute. meanwhile, for our hills, it starts at 9:00 tonight. a better look at what we can expect with the winds and the temperatures and the week ahead coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. we are continuing to follow developments into a shooting at an upscale oakland restaurant. the head chef tells ktvu that two people were shot. ktvu christian captain joins us live from oakland with the very latest and christian that owner said the shooting victims are expected to recover. >> yeah, a small silver lining in this otherwise dark cloud of what happened. restaurant? yes. the head chef there at pierre pierre, saying that he does expect that the shooting victims will survive this incident and recover. he's also posting to social media talking about this incident, giving us a view behind the crime tape, so to

speak. let's go ahead and show you the video of what that looks like. now, the video showing what appears to be a very chaotic scene with overturned tables and pools of blood throughout the restaurant. now, at this point, oakland police not providing a lot of details about the shooting at this point, they're not saying how many suspects were involved or what may have led up to that shooting. co-owner and head chef pierre hill said that he was there as two people were shot at about 9:00 friday night during what we're hearing was a very packed dinner service. the head chef also talking about the challenges he's faced since opening the restaurant. >> i mean, i feel like it's really tough, right? we've been open for a year. we've had five break ins now. we've had a shooting. we opened this business to try to give oakland something new, you know, to try to give oakland something that we don't have. you know, we don't have fine dining here in oakland. you know, oakland. oakland is sometimes forgot about. >> the owner saying he wanted to turn that all around. meanwhile, the oakland police officers association did release a

statement about the shooting, reading, quote, the oakland police officers association is doing everything in its power to protect the public. but oakland is outmanned and outgunned and overwhelmed by criminal activity. we need a commitment from the new mayor and council to provide more police officers now to stem the tide of violence and crime and help turn oakland around. meanwhile, pierre hill, as we said earlier, telling us that the man and woman who were shot are expected to recover, he has been checking in on them. we're hearing, though, it could be weeks until the restaurant reopens. the owner has set up a gofundme for now, trying to raise money to help them through these challenging times. so far, betty that gofundme has raised $12,000. we're live in oakland. christian captain ktvu, fox two news. >> camera five plane crash victims are rescued after surviving two days in the amazon rainforest. the small plane

crashed wednesday in a remote region of bolivia. authorities say the five managed to survive for more than 36 hours. perched atop the crashed plane in a swamp that was infested with alligators. the small aircraft was carrying three women, a child and the pilot. it made an emergency landing after the pilot reported technical issues. they were spotted by local fishermen who heard their cries for help. >> well, the real id enforcement deadline is quickly approaching. starting on wednesday, there will be restrictions on flying and entering federal buildings. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with the director of california's dmv to talk about what that means for people who have not yet picked up that real i.d. >> signs at the oakland airport show the starting date may 7th, when the federal government begins enforcing checks of the real id card, verifying u.s. citizenship and residency in order to board airplanes or enter some federal buildings. near the security checkpoint, the tsa set up a table with

information. the real id requirement was established in 2005 after the nine over 11 attacks. some people say they already have one. >> we're pretty frequent travelers, so all of my kids have all had real id for over a year now, so we're luckily ahead of that giant push. >> i think this was a year or two ago, so i don't remember too much about the process, but i think it was pretty smooth. >> but after years of government postponements and delays, some people still do not have a real id card. and now there is a rush at dmv offices. >> my husband actually just did it and it took him. i think he said like six weeks to get an appointment. and he was. and even though he had an appointment, it still took hours. >> two months ago, it was around 6000 people per day that were getting a real id and today we're seeing in excess of 20,000. so there has been a bit of a rush. >> it's been kind of hard trying to get in and get out to get a real id, because they want you

to have several pieces of id now. >> in california, undocumented residents can get a driver's license, but not a real id, and some worry about friends who are not documented. >> they're not going to be able to travel to see their family members that literally live across the country. >> those who don't have a real id will be able to fly with a u.s. or foreign passport. >> 48% of americans have a passport today, and so that's the highest form of identity across the nation. so if you have a passport, there's no need to get in line for a real id today. just get it on your normal renewal cycle. >> if you need to visit one of the dmv offices with extended hours, you can go to our website at ktvu.com. we've set up a link with lists of the locations reporting from the oakland airport jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> 736 your time. happening today in celebration of may the 4th be with you, bart is taking riders to a galaxy far, far away. and in honor of may the 4th, a train has been transformed into a star ship for a 90 minute ride celebrating all

things star wars. fans are expected to show up in full costume. they encourage that the train will take off from the macarthur station. it will turn around at pittsburg bay point. by the way, it does not stop at stations. it's just a 90 minute ride. agency says visitors can enjoy live music, some competitions and a whole lot of trivia and fun. pre-boarding begins at 3:00 at macarthur. and of course, may the 4th be with you. >> well, what was once a silly pun is now an unofficial holiday for star wars fans. may the 4th be with you. as a twist on the famous quote from the film. but almost 50 years later, the phrase continues to impact today's culture. fox's cb cotton has more from new york about the sci fi holiday. >> you won't find this holiday on an official calendar, but i'm sure you'll see this phrase all over your timeline soon. may the 4th be with you star wars fans here on earth. dubbing the popular pun as a fun homage to

the franchise. >> we all celebrate may 4th as star wars day. >> the phrase began popping up outside of the fictional galaxy as early as 1979, when a british ad used the pun to congratulate margaret thatcher's win for prime minister. >> may the force be with you is not just a throwaway line. it's not just a catchphrase that's an expression of hope, of solidarity, of love, of mutual understanding. >> almost 50 years after the 1977 release of star wars a new hope, its cultural impact continues to be galactic. movie experts call it one of the most influential films ever, with some describing it as more than just a story about space battles. >> star wars is deeper, i think, than you might think. it's any timeless story, because there's a lot in it about who we are as people, but it's also about people learning what is good in themselves and learning to use that for other people. >> whether you own a lightsaber or watch the series from the

sidelines, it's evident how star wars fans have kept the force alive. >> every year. it's almost exponential. i think anywhere you live in the world, you could probably find a place to go to celebrate may the 4th. >> if you missed the celebrations on sunday, there's always may 25th, the anniversary of the film's release. some avid supporters argue that the official star wars day in new york cb cotton, fox news. >> all right, 739 the warriors are in houston for tonight's all important game. seven first round of the playoffs. the winner goes on to round two. the loser goes home, taking on the rockets. of course, golden state hopes to bounce back from two straight losses to move on to round number two. the dubs lost game six friday night after missing 13 straight shots in the fourth quarter. they lose by seven to the rockets tip off for this evening's deciding game seven is in houston at 530, and the warriors are hosting a watch party at thrive city. for tonight's big game, the team is

inviting dub nation to enjoy live music and other fun activities outside the chase center in the city before tonight's tipoff at 530. admission is free. restaurants. food. entertainment. you're encouraged to rsvp online before heading out to the watch party if you can. but go have fun. >> should be a lot of fun. well, that brings us to today's question of the day. will the warriors move on to the next round? >> well, that is the big question. you can weigh in going to ktvu.com/vote. or you can scan that qr code right now. piece of cake. no problem. tied up at three. they're going to win it at 12%. this one might be too close to call, but two old. it's over. >> that's now the majority. >> half of dub nation tuning in today. say no bueno i disagree. >> you know that is a lot of people feel that way. but there's still time to change this vote. >> oh, it's already going down. >> there we go. there we go. >> 48% vote if you can. we'll have more results coming up.

>> well, as the world mourns pope francis. president trump posts an ai image of himself as the pope igniting outrage. we'll break that down and discuss this week's biggest political moments with an expert. [music] >> and a live look outside our doors. and over san francisco this morning when our winds are turning offshore later today, that will dry things out and warm things up, i'll have a look at what we can expect for today and the

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conclave, where cardinals will elect a new pope. they're setting up the chimney with pipes, and the world will be watching for white smoke to signal the new pope's selection. the same sign seen in 2013, when pope francis was chosen. >> so as the world continues to mourn the passing of pope francis and prepares for the upcoming papal conclave, president trump is under fire for posting an ai generated photo of himself as the pope. this is the photo posted on his own truth social account and the white house account on friday night. the post has drawn sharp criticism from u.s. catholic bishops, the vatican and even some of trump's fellow republicans. with more on the week in politics. we welcome in saint mary's political science professor corey cook. great to have you, corey. thank you. thank you. well, tell me, what's the endgame? 53 million catholics here in the united states, over a billion worldwide, i guess. why why would he do this?

>> i mean, i think, again, this this president has shown an interest in just getting attention for the sake of getting attention. that's always been his mantra, that there's no such thing as bad press. obviously, a lot of catholics around the country are offended. we're obviously not going to have a thrice married pope, right? so it's patently absurd. but what we're seeing is the president's poll numbers are starting to plummet, right? he has the worst poll numbers at 100 days of any president in the last 80 years. but he's playing to his base. and the base loves this. >> the base loves this, right. >> and again, this is where the president is right now is playing to his base. and so he posts on social. he gets a bunch of attention from it. and a lot of the country, again is just sort of outraged by the actions of their president. >> in the midst of mourning, to which. >> again, it's awful timing. >> taste. yeah. terror for gdp numbers came out and we're beginning to slow down a little bit. gross domestic product came out this week down 0.3%. and president trump said with the tariffs there's going to be some bumps in the road before we get

a reset. and there has been, you know, people talking about the r word recession. but president trump brushes that off and says, no, no, no, we're not going there. my question is how does he keep his base happy. because they're feeling the heat as well. and how do you keep the gop in line? because i'm sure some of the republicans are saying, wait a minute. >> well, so you've got a mixed bag of economic news, right? so on the one hand, gdp is down. on the other hand, jobs actually the jobs report is pretty good right? 107. consumer confidence is down which is a which is a big indicator. the effects of tariffs are just coming into effect. now. the president has been sort of brushing off the effects of folks in terms of what was coming in the holiday season, that already manufacturing is going to slow down in terms of the ability to access goods and services in the u.s. so obviously the, the mixed bag is not great news for the president. it's certainly not good news for a lot of republicans who voted for him. and that's what we're seeing in the in the polling, is that his numbers are really low on economic issues and immigration,

which are the two issues that got him elected. so clearly he's struggling now, again, to maintain support of a majority of the population. >> his big, beautiful bill, his budget proposal that cuts billions of dollars out of just about everything. does that have a prayer of passing? >> well, so this is what i think this is. the big news of the week is what's going on with this, with this piece of legislation. so the process of reconciliation allows you to create a number of policy changes in line with a single bill that can't be filibustered. so the republicans have tried to package everything together border security, permanent tax cuts, a lot of cuts across government to pay for it because it has to be budget neutral into one single bill. what we're seeing over the last week is a lot of cracks within the republican coalition, because the one big beautiful bill, frankly, doesn't does a lot of harm, right. so republicans are very concerned in red states about the loss of medicaid dollars and rolling back medicaid expansion. there's concern in red states, which disproportionately benefit from funding for the department of education. there's concern about, again, the proposed cuts in in in health in, in in the

arts. right. so the hatchet job that they've taken to the federal government is actually now getting a lot of backlash within the republicans in congress. >> let's talk trade a little bit. china said we'll come back to the negotiating table if and only if you take the tariff off completely, which is, i think, 145%, 45%. i'm curious. i know china's got to be feeling it too, right. who blinks first? >> well, again, a lot of analysts will tell you that, frankly, china's in a better position in terms of trade than the united states. again, it's you know, we've seen this president blink a few times already. and so it's not difficult to imagine him taking a step back again, declaring victory, certainly, but taking a step back from this. but again, this on again off again with the tariffs. it's hard to know how serious to take the president in terms of his argument that he's actually going to see this all the way through. >> what's it like teaching political science right now? >> you know, it's fascinating. our students are very, very

engaged right now. >> i bet i bet every, every class must be a little bit different from the week. that was right. >> well, yes, you get to teach the news, right? so i've been teaching environmental politics this semester and teaching a course about environmental policy at a time when the epa is rolling back all the federal regulations is fascinating. >> all right. well, corey cook from. >> thank you so much. >> always a pleasure. thanks for getting up early with us. and of course, we love your insight. all right. let's toss it over to rosemary. get a look at our weather on this sunday morning. good morning. >> yes. good morning. i have a feeling a lot of people are going to be loving our weather. we've got blue skies to start the day in most areas. a live look here at lots of sunshine outside. sun will set at 803 and temperatures this afternoon will be in the 70s for most. storm tracker two here. the low that brought us the scattered showers yesterday morning is now parked over southern california and will continue to push east as a ridge of high pressure strengthens here over the pacific northwest. the pressure gradient between the two taking those northerly winds and shifting them just a little bit. and that is going to bring us

that dry northeast flow. thankfully, we had a very wet winter. and so even though fire danger is up a little bit, we are looking good with no advisories. we do have an advisory though for wind. this is going to create some wind through the carquinez strait as well as the delta region and into the sacramento valley. if you have travel plans, be prepared for those winds. they start a little bit later this morning. in fact, they start at 8 a.m. where the advisory and will go until tomorrow night. so almost two full days. we have an advisory for our hills as well. that will begin as we get into the evening hours right around 9:00. east bay hills, as well as our interior north bay hills. and as i put this forecast into motion for you, you will notice the oranges and the reds, primarily sacramento valley, san joaquin valley through the delta, the carquinez strait, and in our hills along the coastline. still a bit breezy, but the wind advisory from yesterday did expire earlier today, temperature wise, 50 degrees at half moon bay, as

well as san francisco. still some areas in the upper 40s, though. talking about you in the inner east bay, walnut creek, san jose in the south bay, and 49 in santa rosa. if you're thinking about getting out to walk the dog, it is a pretty one. winds are generally light around the bay area at this time. we'll turn a bit breezy later today, especially closer to the hills, of course, the carquinez strait and delta region. as we spoke about temperatures for the afternoon by noontime, upper 50s at the coast to upper 60s inland. and for the second part of your day, upper 60s around the bay, looking at upper 70s inland. so we are going to be a few degrees above average. meanwhile, if you are looking for a dog to walk, everybody needs joy in their life and joy is available at the san francisco spca. i will also mention that they are running their promo the name your price, meaning you get to pick how much you pay for those adoption fees for the north bay today 77 in concord, in the north bay, 75 in

napa and 67 san francisco. if you're going to oracle park for the big game, going to be sunny, going to be breezy and mild into the extended forecast we go with temperatures continuing to warm monday, tuesday when our inland communities are in the low 80s. and then we cool it down just a bit on wednesday, only to bring it back up on thursday. all in all, just kind of a beautiful warm forecast. back to you. >> thanks, rosemary. well, cal's rugby team back on top after eight long years. their national champions once again. details coming up. [music]

hearty congratulations to cal men's rugby team for winning the ncaa title yesterday. in the finale, actually last night in indianapolis, the bears had a huge second half. beat life university out of georgia, 5538. here's the team photo from last night's big winner. it's cal's first title since 2017, but they have won plenty of times over the years. jack clark's bears have won 34 ncaa rugby titles since 1980, so a big congratulations and go bears to those guys. a remarkable run. >> so great. >> well baseball. the giants will wrap up their series against colorado rockies at

oracle at 105 this afternoon. yesterday, trailing by a run, matt chapman sent fans home mighty happy belting out the giants first grand slam of the season. and it was a biggie. pushing the giants to a63 lead was the giants 11th come from behind victory of the year? last place rockies dropped to the worst record in major league baseball. they lose it 6 to 3. they have a record of six and 27. >> well, the city of east palo alto is getting $581,000 to install new electric charging stations across the city. the money is coming from a grant from the metropolitan transportation commission. city officials say the plan is to install 24 ev charging stations near key public locations, such as city hall and the senior center. installation is expected to begin within two weeks. volunteers rolled up their sleeves in the east bay to help build playhouses for deserving families. people lined up saturday morning at the kaiser

walnut creek campus to help build five playhouses. the event was put together by habitat for humanity. the organization says kaiser has been key in helping it build homes for low income families. >> we like to say at habitat, our playhouse program is where you can build little houses that help build big dreams, right? so there, like i said, they're adorable little houses that will go to families and organizations that benefit children in the community. but at the same time, kaiser sponsorship is making it possible for us to build houses on a larger scale. >> habitat for humanity says with kaiser sponsorship, the organization is currently building 42 new sustainable homes nearby in walnut creek. those homes will be sold to households with low to moderate incomes. >> we've got to do something about this. this can't this can't keep happening. and we're not going to, you know, we're not just going to give up. but this can't keep happening, you know? >> yeah. restaurant owner calling for change after a shooting at his oakland

steakhouse left two people injured, causing significant damage. >> how we got here. not not happy about it, but we do have another opportunity. >> that they do. the warriors are facing a must win game seven tonight against the rockets. they will play it in houston after two straight losses. golden state determined to keep that playoff drive alive. >> moving on. >> from ktvu. [music] fox two news this is mornings on two. >> happy weekend barry. a nice bird's eye shot looking down on the city into the bay. and a much better day today. that marine layer is beginning to dissipate a little bit. earlier, i didn't have any rain on my windshield this morning. >> neither did i. >> the sun was out, so a harbinger of things to come. it's going to be a great week. good to have you with us here at the top of the hour, i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm betty yu. it really feels like a perfect spring day all around the bay area. >> why are we working? >> i know right? well, we have

time to maybe catch the warriors game tonight. >> we will all glued to the tube. but what, 530? yes, and we got our warrior colors. >> and rosemary dressed like sunshine. >> yes, likewise. good morning to you. >> we got the memo. >> yes. and let's go, warriors. yes. good morning. happy sunday to all of you. we are starting out with a lot of blue skies, especially when you compare how we woke up yesterday morning. and we will continue with the temperatures beginning to climb and into the afternoon. we will be in the 70s now, with the clear skies and the fairly calm conditions. many of us are waking up a little bit cooler this morning, although we're already catching up some areas. woke up even close to ten degrees chillier. now we're down by five. in san jose, we're down by four in mountain view and most of us in the 50s. 51 right now in the city of san francisco, 54 for the inner east bay of concord, as well as santa rosa. our winds are light across the region. novato reporting a little bit of a breeze 13mph for you there. and we've got calm conditions. livermore, palo

alto, mountain view, the advisory along our coastline allowed to expire. the winds are dying down, although bit breezy, expected to be along the coastline for today and new advisories to talk about the wind advisory for the delta, as well as the carquinez strait already underway and will go until tomorrow night. it does go all the way into the sacramento valley. meanwhile, for our north bay hills, the interior north bay, as well as our east bay hills, we've got an advisory that begins at 9:00 this evening, so i'll have a better look at that. plus the temperatures for today and the warming trend into the workweek coming up. >> sounds good. rosemary, thanks. we continue to follow developments now in a shooting at an upscale oakland restaurant, the head chef telling ktvu this weekend that two people were shot on friday. ktvu christien kafton joins us live here in oakland with more on that story. and the good news is those two people shot are going to be okay. >> yeah, certainly a tiny sliver of a silver lining following an otherwise terrible incident here

in oakland. now, the head chef at pierre pierre tells us that since they opened their doors in 2023, they've had five separate break ins. and now this shooting, he says something needs to change. >> we've got to do something about this, this, this can't keep happening. and we're not going to, you know, we're not just going to give up. but this can't keep happening. you know, we have to do something. >> that chef also taking video and posting it to social media following that shooting. that video appears to show what is a chaotic scene with overturned tables and pools of blood throughout the restaurant. now, at this point, oakland police are not providing any details about the shooting. they aren't saying how many suspects were involved or what led up to it, the co-owner and head chef, pierre hill, said that he was there as two people were shot at about 9:00 friday night during what he said was a packed dinner service. he tells us that the man and woman who were shot are

expected to recover, and that he's been checking in on them. meanwhile, the oakland police officers association has commented about this incident, releasing a statement reading, quote, the oakland police officers association is doing everything in its power to protect the public. but oakland is outmanned and outgunned and overwhelmed by criminal activity. we need a commitment from the new mayor and council to provide more police officers now to stem the tide of violence and crime and help turn oakland around. now we are hearing that the restaurant will likely be closed for weeks. the restaurant, meanwhile, has set up a gofundme. when we started our newscast this morning, that gofundme was at around $12,000. at last check, it is now at $16,000, so certainly they're seeing support from the community to remain here in oakland. for now. we are live in oakland. christian captain ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, christian, thanks for that. meanwhile, the oakland police officers association also addressing a burglary at a bar.

video shows two people breaking into the nightclub. this was tuesday night. businesses two blocks from the restaurant. pierre-pierre a safe and some alcohol reportedly taken from the club owners telling ktvu. this is the 11th burglary at that business in just the last four years. >> search and rescue teams in san mateo county are now beginning another day looking for a missing woman with dementia. sheriff's deputies say 79 year old margaret elaine mckinley became separated from her family while hiking on a remote trail near portola valley on thursday. yesterday, more than 150 specially trained volunteers joined the search as it continues to expand, both in the air and on the ground. >> we have additional horses who are out here today. additional canine units out here today. we continue to utilize our resources in terms of drones and planes to be able to assist us. so we really are able to cover

more area within this expansive 1400 acre preserve. and ultimately, you know, that that gives us great hope in finding elaine. >> the sheriff's department is also calling on people who live near the hiking trail to help by checking their home security video. >> on a basketball. now a big night. the warriors are in houston for tonight's deciding game seven of the first round playoff series against those pesky rockets. golden state hopes to bounce back from two straight, ugly losses to move on to the next round and take on minnesota. dubs most recent defeat chase center friday night. it was a tough one. game six they missed 13 straight shots in the fourth quarter and they lose at 115 107. steph curry says the dubs are well aware their entire season is on the line when they take the court tonight. >> the two seed, they have home court advantage in the series because they had a really good team and they've demonstrated

that all season. we've been on a run since the trade to have an opportunity to play a game seven in a playoff series and get to the next round. so again, in february, if you told us we had a game seven, we'd take that all day long. how we got here not not happy about it, but we do have another opportunity. >> and that games tonight tip off for the ball game is in houston at 530. >> well that brings us to today's question of the day. will the warriors move on to the next round? >> i'm going to say yes, but we want to know how you feel about it as well. you can you can vote at ktvu.com/vote or scan the qr code. and that's our options right there. >> i'm going with your yes but it won't be easy. no. so maybe we join the majority. to majority right now 57%. >> so not a piece of cake. and you know the warriors are older. they got three players in their mid 30s. >> with experience comes. >> lots of. >> knowledge right. and knowledge wisdom. >> well we'll see what happens.

vote away. we'll share more results as we move along here this morning. by the way, there are several cinco de mayo celebrations around the bay area today. lots going on east palo alto holding its festival at 10:00 this morning. parade and festival in east san jose that begins at nine this morning, and another festival, downtown san jose starts at 11. if you want to watch the warriors while celebrating cinco de mayo, you can do both at the gold bars distillery located on treasure island. that's at 1:00 this afternoon. coming up. >> surprising. surprisingly strong. 177,000 job gain. >> we'll show you why. friday's jobs. jobs numbers sent the markets soaring and why, despite warnings about tariffs, the labor market might be holding firm for now. plus. >> a ktvu investigation. we're going to take a closer look at one east bay company where there's been multiple deadly

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three workers connected to a san leandro company have died. >> we looked at the state agency in charge of workplace safety and found that cal osha has limited powers and is understaffed. ktvu tom vacar reports. >> working at a metal scrapyard can be a dangerous job. there's large machinery, sharp objects, and heavy loads. it can be so dangerous that three men have died at one san leandro based company in the last eight years. alco iron and metal has been in business family owned since 1953. they have 220 employees and several recycling yards, including san leandro, san jose, stockton and vallejo. cal osha records show that since 2017, they've had three deaths, all work related injuries. the most recent was on january 8th. that's when 41 year old luis fernando guerrero of castro

valley was crushed to death while he was trying to fix a broken forklift. ktvu obtained exclusive video of his death. and we have to warn you, it might be hard to watch. the video shows a forklift nosediving onto his body, and then he is seen lying on the ground before his death, where his coworkers rushed to his aid. >> you know, you go into shock because you know, the person. i was walking towards my machine and i started praying for him. so it does pretty hurt. you know, it's pretty hurtful to hear, you know, these accidents happening. >> cesar zamora used to work with guerrero and the two were friends. >> he was funny. he was a very professional, always very smart when it came to mechanic work. he knew his thing. >> investigators from osha are currently investigating his death. [music] roy alfaro died in march 2022 when a bundle of copper weighing 4,000 pounds fell and crushed him at the stockton facility.

alberto anaya died in june 2017 when he was moving a screw conveyor, and the wheels caught on a crack in the concrete. a piece of the converter struck him to the floor, and he was crushed to death by the machine, osha records show. three deaths in eight years is a lot, said garrett brown, a former osha inspector who personally cited alco back in the 1990s. >> in the 20 odd years that i worked in the field, this was this clearly be an employer with the worst record. this is an unacceptable level of danger to employees that goes back three decades. they poisoned their employees in the 90s. they had numerous amputations, according to the cal osha inspections, and they've had three fatalities in the last eight years. that's an unacceptable level of death to the workforce here in california. >> fact is, cal osha has no real power to shut a business down, and many continue to operate because the agency is

underfunded and understaffed. in fact, right now, it's authorized to have 268 inspectors, but it only has 154, and that is for the entire state. >> what it shows is, is how broken the current system is. the local district offices dealing with irresponsible employers like alco are severely handicapped and limited to what they can do in terms of protecting workers. so you have sort of a perfect storm of understaffing, of cuts in the funding and refunding employers, including, you know, irresponsible employers like alco. >> state records show that the company has been cited by cal osha 64 times since 1991 for various deaths, accidents, injuries, illnesses and near misses. >> we always brought it up because we had a lot of accidents. >> ktvu pored over cal osha data showing that alco has the most

deaths of nine other metal scrap recyclers in california that we reviewed over a ten year period, and over a 30 year period, alco had more deaths in citations than snitzer steel in oakland, a company 15 times its size in terms of employees. zamora said he felt that safety is not taken seriously at alco, and was especially risky for many of its spanish speaking workers. >> people that don't know how to read and write. so if you put them a paper in front in english, they're not going to know how to, you know, how to answer those questions. and those questions sometimes can save your life. >> alco is owned by two brothers, kim and kevin cantor. at first, company executives said they would sit down to answer questions with ktvu, but alco changed its mind and instead provided a statement through their coo. the alco statement said, in part, that their family owned business that has been operating for 70 years

has always been a safe and family oriented place to work. the statement also said that employees go through a rigorous training orientation, and that their training is refreshed on a regular basis. as for the three men who died, alco said that they are devastated by the three incidents. zamora, who left alco in 2015 to work for a competing company, said he's speaking out because he wants something to change. >> honestly, i don't feel like they have respect for human life because knowing the deaths keep happening, something's wrong and they need to stop. they need to really, you know, look thoroughly in that company and see what are they doing wrong. you know, because people can be losing their lives like that. you know, it's just not right. it's not normal. >> tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> time now is 817, and we get a

check of our weather with rosemary oroczo. it's shaping up to be a really nice and mild day all around the bay area. >> that's nice. >> yes. lots of sunshine. >> yes. sounds like we all like sunshine and warmer weather. yes, because that is what is coming. we do have a little bit of a chill in the air, with the clear skies and the generally calm conditions out there this morning, allowing us to cool off during the overnight hours, but by the second half of the day should notice a bit of a warm up. we're going to even be a little bit above average for some. the low that brought us the unsettled weather continuing to bring some wet weather to areas over lake tahoe in the sierra at this hour, and you can see even farther east. we've got some wet weather there, but for us, this ridge is strengthening in and will take over for the next few days, bringing us the warmer, drier weather and going to bring a little bit of wind as we make that transition. the pressure gradient between the low park to the east and now this ridge beginning to nudge in, helping to kick up those winds. and as we've been talking

about, we do expect the winds to be with us at least through tomorrow afternoon. that's when the wind advisory will expire, when again, the low continues to push off to the east and we get some separation between the two. when the winds begin to pick up, we'll notice through the carquinez strait as well as the delta first and into the sacramento valley. that wind advisory is already in effect and will go until tomorrow night. if you are going to be driving through this area, do expect the breezy to windy conditions into the evening hours though. we, the north bay interior hills as well as the east bay hills also have a wind advisory for the offshore wind expected to last into tomorrow afternoon. meanwhile, along the coastline, a little breezy, but below criteria for the wind advisory, and it did expire earlier this morning. half moon bay, 50 degrees for you there, 53 in san francisco and low 50s for the inner east bay of walnut creek. stepping out to walk the dog. it's a beautiful one out there. maybe a little bit cool

right now, but we are already bouncing back and we will be in the upper 50s along the coastline to upper 60s for our inland cities by lunchtime, continuing to warm for the second part of the day. if you're looking for a dog to walk, joy is available at the san francisco spca and they are running their promo where you name the price, and that means you get to pick how much you pay for the adoption. 75 in the north bay of napa for today, 77 in antioch, closer to the bay. 65. in the city of san francisco. upper 60s in redwood city, right along the peninsula. going to be a beautiful one. meanwhile, the extended forecast temperatures continuing to climb into the low 80s for some for tomorrow. a tad cooler around the bay and for our coastline on tuesday, with additional cooling for everybody on wednesday. and then we're back up again for our bayside communities and inland on thursday. back to you. >> a great week ahead. thank you rosemary. also ahead, elon

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been negligible. we had a loss of very, very minor loss in federal jobs. >> it's much needed good economic news in a sea of bad news for the president. >> so far, the tariffs haven't had the impact that it has been suggested in much of the media narrative. >> even thursday's jobless claims report showed no significant increases as yet. >> shows the labor market, despite all the gloom and doom talk. all of the claims that the economy is collapsing, at least the labor market is remaining strong. >> some say that this is ginning up the number by the trump administration, by the bureau of labor statistics. but do the numbers subject to revision are to be relied on? >> the fact is, it's a highly, highly professional organization that's completely apart from politics. >> so for now. >> despite all of this talk and some of the poll data concerning

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guard got him and we just kind of got the situation under control. >> head chef of pierre. pierre is speaking out after a traumatizing shooting during dinner service. we're live from oakland with the very latest on that situation. and a deadly plane crash in a residential neighborhood, the california city the plane was headed to. coming up. >> from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. >> happy weekend, bay area. we still got a little bit of that marine layer, a little bit of haze on the horizon there. you can still make out the bridge pretty well. and the headlands i'm here to tell you that it's going to clear up today. it's going to be a great couple of days here in the bay area. good to have you here at 830. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm betty yu. i was just going to say when you can see the bridge, it's always a good sign, right. we go now to rosemary oroczo with more on today's sunny weather. looks

like for the most part anyway. >> yes, going to be a little breezy for some, especially like in our hills and through the carquinez strait, the delta. good morning to both of you. but for most of us, plenty of sunshine and warmer temperatures is what we will have for your sunday fun day. how about a view outside our doors where you can see all that blue sky there? if you look below, we're already seeing our green hills turn yellow and bronze. it happens quickly. all right, let's talk about the wind advisory. and we do have a dry offshore wind coming our way. thankfully we had such a wet winter that our moisture levels are still in good shape. but our north bay hills, our east bay hills. it begins at 9:00 this evening for the carquinez strait as well as the sacramento valley area. it's already underway and will last until tomorrow night. if you are going to be doing some traveling, you may be holding tight to the wheel. just be prepared for that. winds are generally light and calm for most of us out there this morning. novato reporting nine miles per hour, as well as santa

rosa. fairfield nine as well. calm conditions on the peninsula, areas like palo alto. a little bit of a breeze at half moon bay. winds gusting to 22mph. the wind advisory for the coastline has expired, although expected to remain a little breezy for today. 50 degrees for half moon bay. many of us are enjoying the 50s at this point. after a bit of a chill in the air, we started out in the upper 40s, but now again already rebounding. and for the second part of the day, many of our inland cities will be above average, including santa rosa going to 78. better look at the numbers for today, the wind advisory, how long we expect it to last, and the warming trend that will continue into the days ahead. coming up. >> okay, rosemary, look forward to that. thank you. time now is 831. a restaurant owner in downtown oakland is searching for help after a shooting at his business on friday happened late friday night. two people were shot inside the steakhouse. pierre. pierre? that's on 13th street near the tribune tower. head chef pierre hill says he

was working inside that night and saw the chaos all unfold. police have yet to provide any details of the shooting, but the chef described some of what happened to ktvu. >> i saw the customer come in, i came to acknowledge him and said, what's up? we were looking to see if we had tables available because we were really busy. i went to the back and as soon as i got to the pass, i just heard a bunch of shots go off. >> chef hill says. a woman and a man were both shot. he says both are expected to recover. he also says this is one of several violent incidents that have taken place at his business in the past year. >> we've been open for a year. we've had five break ins. now we've had a shooting. we got to do something about this, this, this, this can't keep happening and we're not going to, you know, we're not just going to give up. but this can't keep happening. you know, we have to do something. >> police haven't said what led up to the shooting or have they

made any arrests. the shooting caused thousands of dollars in damage, and it could be weeks until the restaurant can reopen. the chef set up a gofundme page to help out, and the oakland police association released a statement saturday saying in part, oakland police officers association is doing everything in its power to protect the public. but oakland is outmanned and outgunned and overwhelmed by criminal activity. we need a commitment from our new mayor and our council to provide more police officers now to stem the tide of violence and crime and help turn oakland around. >> the ntsb is now leading the investigation into a deadly plane crash in a residential neighborhood in ventura county. a home security camera captured the terrifying scene as the single engine plane crashed and burst into flames. it happened yesterday in simi valley, about 40 miles northwest of downtown los angeles. investigators say the two people on board the

plane were killed, and neighbors say flames from the burning aircraft damaged two homes. >> just heard a loud bang and an explosion. so as i turned around, i saw part of the airplane, the fuselage piece in the yard. i took the hose, started putting some water on the plane, thinking that maybe i can put out the fire. >> the faa says the plane took off from lancaster in the los angeles county desert, and was heading to an airport just west of simi valley. the crash forced the evacuation of several homes, but no one on the ground was hurt. caught on camera. five plane crash victims are rescued after surviving two days in the amazon rainforest. a small plane crashed wednesday in a remote region of bolivia. authorities say the five managed to survive for more than 36 hours. perched atop the crashed plane in a swamp that was infested with alligators. the small aircraft was carrying three women, a

child and the pilot. it made an emergency landing after the pilot reported technical issues. they were spotted by local fishermen who heard their cries for help. >> remarkable. okay. time now. 835. opening bell rings on wall street tomorrow morning to begin what most financial experts predict will be another week of economic uncertainty. and most of that concern, all tied to the trump administration's tariffs. investors will be closely watching for signs of a possible u.s. deal with china that could dramatically reduce the chances of an all out trade war involving the world's two biggest economies. but political science professor corey cook says it's hard to determine who will blink first. the u.s. or china. >> a lot of analysts will tell you that, frankly, china is in a better position in terms of trade than the united states. again, you know, we've seen this president blink a few times already. and so it's not difficult to imagine him taking a step back again, declaring victory, certainly, but taking a step back from this. but again this on again off again with the

tariffs. it's hard to know how serious to take the president in terms of his argument that he's actually going to see this all the way through. >> president trump has generally shrugged off fears of a recession tied to his trade war with china and other nations. >> the real id enforcement deadline is quickly approaching. starting wednesday, there will be restrictions on flying and entering federal buildings. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with the director of california's dmv to talk about what that means for people who have not yet picked up their real id. >> signs at the oakland airport. show the starting date may 7th, when the federal government begins enforcing checks of the real id card, verifying u.s. citizenship and residency in order to board airplanes or enter some federal buildings near the security checkpoint, the tsa set up a table with information. the real id requirement was established in 2005 after the nine over 11 attacks. some people say they already have one. >> we're pretty frequent travelers, so all of my kids

have all had real id for over a year now, so we're luckily ahead of that giant push. >> i think this was a year or two ago, so i don't remember too much about the process, but i think it was pretty smooth. >> but after years of government postponements and delays, some people still do not have a real id card. and now there is a rush at dmv offices. >> my husband actually just did it and it took him. i think he said like six weeks to get an appointment. and he was. and even though he had an appointment, it still took hours. >> two months ago, it was around 6000 people per day that were getting a real id and today we're seeing in excess of 20,000. so there has been a bit of a rush. >> it's been kind of hard trying to get in and get out to get a real id, because they want you to have several pieces of id now. >> in california, undocumented residents can get a driver's license, but not a real id, and some worry about friends who are not documented. >> they're not going to be able to travel to see their family members that literally live

across the country. >> those who don't have a real id will be able to fly with a u.s. or foreign passport. >> 48% of americans have a passport today, and so that's the highest form of identity across the nation. so if you have a passport, there's no need to get in line for a real id today. just get it on your normal renewal cycle. >> if you need to visit one of the dmv offices with extended hours, you can go to our website at ktvu.com. we've set up a link with lists of the locations reporting from the oakland airport. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. >> it is 838. time to talk dubs. the warriors are in houston for tonight's deciding game seven of the first round of the playoffs against the rockets. golden state hopes to bounce back. two big losses to move on to the next round of the playoffs. they've lost the last two dubs lost game six friday night at chase center, missing 13 straight shots in the fourth quarter, losing by seven to the rockets. tipoff for tonight's game in houston is set for 530. now the warriors are hosting a

watch party that will be at thrive city for tonight's big playoff game. the team is inviting dub nation to enjoy live music and other fun activities outside san francisco's chase center before the tipoff at 530. admission, by the way, is free, but fans are encouraged to rsvp online before heading out to thrive city for tonight's watch party. >> great energy there. well, that brings us back to today's question of the day. will the warriors move on to the next round and take game seven? so far, 21% say piece of cake. they got this too close to call. that's a majority of everyone who voted right now at 55%, 25% a quarter. dub nation saying they're too old. it's over. >> boo on them. yeah, too close to call. i think it might be just because, you know, they won the first game, lost the second game, then won two. and now houston wants to. it's tied up at three. who knows. >> i don't think anyone expected them to lose game six. no that's for sure.

>> especially i mean they got blown out in game five. i thought game six they'd win on their own court. >> me too. hey, houston's a good team. >> as steph said they're the number two seed. they won 54 games. they deserve a lot of accolades too. at any rate you could vote there. you can scan that qr code quickly with your iphone or android, or you can just simply go to ktvu. and we'll continue to monitor the numbers throughout the morning. go dubs. coming up, a surprise concert for 2 million people. wow. where lady gaga held the biggest show of her career, i guess so. straight ahead. >> plus, today marks the final day of the nine day mourning period for pope francis. up next, we get a closer look at the traditional clothing awaiting the next pope. >> outside our doors for today. a pleasant one coming our way. we've got blue skies, temperatures warming. i'll have a look at this trend and what we can expect for today and the

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final day of the nine day mourning period for pope francis. vatican workers are prepping for wednesday's conclave where cardinals will elect a new pope. they're setting up the chimney with pipes, and the world will be watching for that white smoke to signal the new pope's selection. the same sign seen in 2013, when pope francis was chosen. >> well, the college of cardinals making its final preparations for the election of a new pope this week. papal conclave at the vatican gets underway on wednesday. the new pope will then greet thousands of people at saint peter's square. after that election, he will be wearing a traditional white cassock made at a small family owned clothing store right outside of rome. tailors at this historic store have been making garments for all the modern day popes, dating back a number of generations. >> was established in 1798 as tailors for the clergy. but we don't have records for the first

years. we know for sure that we have addressed all the popes since pius the 11th. so beginning of the 20th century. >> the tiny shop's walls are decorated with signed photos of the popes that have worn the religious garments over the past 125 years. >> alameda point is being eyed as a future home to a nuclear fusion reactor. pacific fusion wants to buy 17 acres of land at alameda point for research, development and construction of the reactor. the company says fusion is far safer than current nuclear power and leaves behind very little radioactive waste. proponents say the reactor will create pollution free energy. many people who went to the town hall last night think it's a good idea. >> space is perfect for it, and i think it's a very safe technology. everything i know about it. so i'm excited. it's here in alameda. >> i'm open. i believe that alameda point is a great place for these types of projects.

>> the nuclear fusion reactor would need two pickup trucks of fuel to produce enough electricity to power san francisco or san jose for an entire year, equal to 3 million tons of coal. the city council will start meetings to discuss this proposal next month. there will likely be public comment during that process. a cinco de mayo celebration in the east bay was filled with culture, community and tradition. [music] thousands of people showed up to hayward's annual cinco de mayo festival on saturday. the family friendly event came to life 40 years ago by city council member francisco zermeno. [music] >> the very first one was something like maybe 100 people. yeah. and this was what, 10,000? >> i think it's beautiful, man. this is, you know, it's a sense of community. there's, of course, you see some beautiful cars. you see good energy.

>> money raised at the festival will provide $500 scholarships to a number of area students. well, there are several other cinco de mayo celebrations around the bay area today. east palo alto holding its festival at 10:00 this morning. there's the parade and festival in east san jose that begins at 9:00. and another festival in downtown san jose that starts at 11 a.m. and if you want to watch the warriors while celebrating cinco de mayo, you can do both on treasure island at the gold bar distillery at 1:00 this afternoon. >> that's an early start. >> yeah. >> tips off at five cinco. >> and with the warriors. >> there we go. >> and we got a photographer on his way to cover that parade down at san jose. we'll have live coverage of that cinco de mayo parade coming up at 9:00. but first, how about our weather? good day for a parade. >> yes. good day to be outdoors celebrating. if you are, bring along the sunblock. remember to stay hydrated. temperatures will be warming into the 70s for most of us. here's a live look over

the bay where we've got plenty of blue sky. quite the contrast compared to yesterday morning when we had cloud cover, we had sprinkles. we even had a thunderstorm or two roll across the bay area early on the low, now parked off of a southern california continuing to work east and ridge of high pressure building in from the pacific northwest. the pressure gradient between the two going to kick up those winds. in fact, we already have a wind advisory for the delta, the carquinez strait, into the sacramento valley that will last until tomorrow evening. winds reaching 45mph, even 50 at times. this pressure gradient will begin to relax, but it's going to take some time. meanwhile, we have another advisory for our hills, our east bay hills and the interior north bay. it begins at 9:00 tonight. here's a look at the futurecast model. so again the low continuing to the east and taking the wet weather with it. we've got this ridge here that will take over our weather pattern for the next few days.

going to drive our temperatures up, but in the transition can also kick those winds up. and you can see it is primarily over the sacramento, san joaquin valley and our hills, as well as the delta and the carquinez strait, where we see all the oranges and reds and purples. so a bit of a wind coming through there over the next 24 to 36 hours along the coastline, the wind advisory has expired, although it's still going to be a little bit breezy on the coast today. 55 degrees in san francisco right now, 54. in oakland, temperatures started out a little bit chillier compared to yesterday, but we have rebounded and we are on our way up for san francisco by noontime. low 60s in the forecast, mid 60s to a few upper 60s for the inland san francisco area for the second part of the day, 69 on the peninsula in redwood city for the inner east bay, 77 in concord and in the north bay 78 for santa rosa. we don't stop here. temperatures continuing to climb into monday,

when we are in the low 80s for our bay side, as well as our inland cities. enjoyable along the coast with upper 60s in the forecast for tuesday, temperatures cool off just a bit along the coast and around the bay, and then additional cooling for all of us into wednesday before we see another upswing on thursday back into the low 80s for our inland cities and 70s around the bay. back to you. >> well, it is may. we're ready for sunshine. thank you for that. in fact, it's may the 4th be with you. a trip to a galaxy far, far away is closer than you may think. up next, how you can get on the bay area star ship. making the trip out of this world. it's about bart. we'll explain when we come back

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to a galaxy far, far away. in honor of may the 4th, a train has been transformed into a starship for a 90 minute ride celebrating star wars. fans are expected to show up in full costume. the train will take off from the macarthur station and turn around at pittsburg bay point. the agency says visitors can enjoy live music competitions. trivia. pre-boarding begins at 3:00 and the force is strong with this commute. >> well, a big, hearty congratulations to the cal men's rugby team for winning the ncaa title yesterday in indianapolis. the bears rallied from behind

with a monster second half and beat life university out of georgia. the final was 5538. here's the team shot from last night after the victory. it's cal's first title since 2017, but they have won plenty over the years. the head coach, jack clark's bears, have won 34 ncaa rugby titles since 1980. it was clark's 30th title at cal. remarkable run for a guy that is simply the best at what he does. so go bears and a big congratulations to that cal rugby team. well done guys. on to baseball. now the giants will wrap up their series against the colorado rockies at oracle park at 105 this afternoon. yesterday, down a run sixth inning matt chapman says not a problem. he belts out the giants first grand slam of the year. it was a biggie, pushing the giants to a63 lead. it was the giants 11th come from behind victory of the season. the last place rockies dropped to the worst record in major league baseball. they are just six and 27 on the

young season. >> well, there's a new champion at churchill downs. the racehorse sovereignty came from behind to win the 151st kentucky derby. sovereignty trailed through most of the race before roaring past the race favorite to win. more than 140,000 people attended this race, and more than $210 million was wagered on the kentucky kentucky derby race, beating the previous mark set in 2023. >> sovereignty beat journalism. >> no way was the favorite. yeah. >> number two horse pop star lady gaga held a free concert in brazil, performing in front of more than 2 million fans. >> god, i recognize. [music] >> they are going gaga. why not? it's considered the biggest show of her career. she rocked the copacabana beach in rio de

janeiro, singing her hits like poker face and alejandro and a lot more. it was all paid for by the city to boost economic activity. i think it was a big hit. >> wow. yeah, looks. >> so stunning. >> visually too. >> up next, a chaotic scene inside a high end restaurant in the middle of dinner service. what one of the restaurant's owners is doing to move on from this violent and traumatic dining experience? >> and all eyes on houston tonight. it's game seven. the winner moves on. the loser is done. we're talking dubs.

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out of shooting. >> a heartbreaking night for a business owner who is calling for change. how the community is coming together to support pierre-pierre after a devastating shooting during dinner service. >> and an elderly woman who was last seen hiking on thursday afternoon is still missing this morning. the ongoing search efforts underway on the peninsula. >> from ktvu. [music] fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning, bay area. time now is 859. a beautiful shot there of alcatraz. partly sunny skies all around the bay. yeah, looks a little bit hazy, but pretty seasonable, i think, for a spring day around the bay area on this first weekend of may. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm betty yu.

>> all right. hi everyone. happy to have you here on a sunday. it's 9:00. we are in our dubs colors. all eyes on houston tonight. yeah. 530 tipoff. rosemary joined the party as well. are you worried? no. >> no positive thoughts. about it. for a little positive thoughts, only positive thoughts. we're bringing the sunshine. we're bringing the warriors. >> you are bringing sunshine. >> it's going to be a good day. good morning, both of you. happy sunday to all of you. partly cloudy skies, warmer weather in store for today and the trend continues into the days ahead, giving you a live look here at blue sky and a little bit of cloud cover out there joining us. but as we get into the days ahead, the high pressure strengthening and the transition between that low pressure kicking out and the high pressure moving in, helping to kick up our winds, we do have a wind advisory for the solano county area. it does include our bay area, carquinez strait, as well as the delta region. that goes until tomorrow night. our north bay hills and the east bay

hills. we have a wind advisory that begins at 9:00 tonight and will go until tomorrow afternoon. you can see at the surface, winds are generally light to have a little bit of a wind at the santa rosa airport, gusting to 18mph right now. and along the coastline, a gusting to 22 wind advisory for our coast did expire earlier this morning, but we can expect a breeze to continue there for sunday. 52 degrees half moon bay, 56, in san francisco, upper 50s now for concord and low 60s in fairfield. a better look at the afternoon highs for today and the warming trend that will continue into the days ahead. coming up. >> in a bit. rosemary. thank you. 901 your time. we are following developments in a shooting at an upscale oakland restaurant this weekend. head chef telling ktvu that two people were shot. ktvu is christien. kafton joins us now live in oakland with the very latest in christian. the owner said the shooting victims, fortunately are doing okay and expected to survive. good morning.

>> yeah, a small silver lining here, frank, in an otherwise dark story, as you said, those victims are expected to survive. the co-owner and head chef there at pierre pierre, also posting to social media video of what the aftermath looked like. let's go ahead and show you that video right now. that video appearing to show a chaotic scene with overturned tables and pools of blood throughout the restaurant. at this point, oakland police not providing any details about the shooting, but at this point, they're also not saying how many suspects were involved or what may have led up to the shooting. co-owner and head chef pierre hill said that he was there as two people were shot at about 9:00 friday night during what we're hearing was a very packed dinner service, he said. his first thought at the time, getting people to safety. >> i got everybody on the floor. i was looking for my security guard got him, and we just kind of got the situation under control. the people that were hit, we were trying to call 911 and get the police here and get them here as fast as they could

to, you know, kind of help us out. >> again. at this point. oakland police not commenting officially, but the oakland police officers association did release a statement about the shooting, reading, quote, the oakland police officers association is doing everything in its power to protect the public. but oakland is outmanned and outgunned and overwhelmed by criminal activity. we need a commitment from the new mayor and council to provide more police officers now to stem the tide of violence and crime to and turn oakland around. now, we are monitoring rumors circulating on social media that one of the victims of the shooting may have been a bay area rapper out of richmond. so far we have not had confirmation on that. the restaurant, though, saying it could be weeks until they reopened and we are reaching out to oakland's mayor elect to try to find out what she has to say on this issue. so far we have not heard back from her. the owner also has set up a gofundme. that gofundme started out at around $12,000 this morning. at last check, it was more than 17,000 for trying to

help out following this shooting on friday evening. we are live in oakland. christian captain ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you christian. well, search and rescue teams in san mateo county are now beginning another day looking for a missing woman with dementia. sheriff's deputies say 79 year-old margaret elaine mckinley became separated from her family while hiking on a remote trail near portola valley on thursday. yesterday, more than 150 specially trained volunteers joined the search as it continues to expand both in the air and on the ground. >> we have additional horses who are out here today, additional canine units out here today. we continue to utilize our resources in terms of drones and planes to be able to assist us. so we really are able to cover more area within this expansive 1400 acre preserve. and ultimately, you know that that

gives us great hope in finding elaine. >> the sheriff's department is also calling on people who live near the hiking trail to help by checking their home security. >> video 905 your time. a kayaker is missing this morning after the canoe flipped over in the american river. this happened friday under the no hands bridge near auburn. placer county sheriff's department says two people were on board the kayak when, for an unknown reason, it flipped over. only one was able to reach nearby rocks for safety. a search is currently underway this morning for that kayaker. >> police are warning about a virtual kidnaping scam that's targeting spanish speakers. los angeles police say scammers are calling and texting victims in spanish. they're claiming they have a loved one captive and are extorting them for money. in some instances, the suspect is contacting two members of the same family to trick them. police are telling people to beware of using social media

platforms to post about missing loved ones, as suspects are taking this opportunity to scam people. >> concord police are sharing details of an unusual arrest of a food delivery driver. police say officers pulled over someone riding a motorcycle without plates that was allegedly stolen, while the rider told officers he was a food delivery driver and was worried about getting his delivery done on time. police say he asked if the officers could drop off the order to help preserve his five star rating, and they obliged after taking the rider into custody. >> oakland city council may soon have to pay more than $200,000 to settle a lawsuit involving former mayor shengtao and her run for office. the lawsuit claims tao was negligible for the 2022 mayoral election, because she missed a key deadline for submitting her paperwork to appear on the ballot. according to the lawsuit, the city clerk's office mistakenly told tao and several other candidates that the wrong

told them the wrong deadline. in a recent report, the city council said it doesn't plan to admit any liability in this settlement. council members are set to vote on this settlement on tuesday. >> well, a big night for dub nation. the warriors are in houston for tonight's deciding game seven of their first round of that playoff series against the rockets. golden state hopes to bounce back. they lost two in a row to the rockets, and they want to move on to round two. the dubs most recent defeat came at the chase center friday night, when they missed 13 straight shots in the fourth quarter and lost at 115 107. steph curry says the warriors are well aware their entire season is on the line when they battle the rockets tonight. >> the two seed, they have home court advantage in the series because they had a really good team and they've demonstrated that all season. we've been on a run since the trade to have an opportunity to play a game seven in a playoff series and get to the next round. so again, in february, if you told us we had

a game seven, we'd take that all day long. how we got here not not happy about it, but we do have another opportunity. >> for all the marbles. >> tipoff for tonight's game seven is in houston at 530. >> that's all you need. one more opportunity. that brings us to our question of the day. will the warriors get that one more win today and move on to the next round? so far, 18% of you say piece of cake. more than half of you say it's just too close to call. 29% that's really gone up in the last hour. say they're too old. >> i said piece of cake on friday night and i was wrong. now i think it's kind of 5050. a little too close to call. we'll see where it goes. >> really can go either way. >> all right. well, you can weigh in, go to ktvu.com/vote or scan that qr code up top right side of your screen. and you can join the party. and we'll share more results later. >> happening now. it's a busy cinco de mayo celebration in the bay area's largest city. check

out those cars you're looking at. live pictures of emma prusch park. that's east of downtown san jose, and that's where the second annual san jose cinco de mayo parade and festival is now getting underway. check that out. this family friendly festival features food vendors, art booths, lots of live entertainment, and a lowrider car show and much more. >> love that! >> looks, looks. >> really cool and tough to drive. >> convertible. you're a pro at that. >> yes i am. in many cities. well, time now is 909. coming up, data shows that black home ownership is on the decline, where one study found the biggest declines here in the bay area. up next. >> and most 13 year olds are looking forward to starting high school this year. but one bay area kid is skipping high school altogether. the number of colleges hoping to win him over as he accumulates millions in scholarships. you're going to meet him coming up.

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right now. let's take you back. live to the big cinco de mayo celebration. it's the area's largest city and probably the biggest parade. you're looking at live pictures. this is emma

prusch park, east of downtown san jose. we have the low riders go through now, some of the bikers and some of the other folks working their way and more cars. lowriders. been hanging out with the lowriders a little. >> bit, and i have to say, it's a lot of fun to take control of the switches. >> and they love their cars like their kids. >> oh, yeah. it really is a part of their identity, the way they deck them out and customize them and keep them clean, too. >> yeah, a big part of their culture too. the second annual san jose cinco de mayo parade and festival is underway. very family friendly. lots of food vendors, art booths, live entertainment, the car show. you're you're getting a live look right now. that's what ziggy, 69. beautiful cars down there. so if you're around san jose. >> there they go. >> pop out and check it out. >> wow. on one wheel. how cool is that? very well. the weather certainly looks to be agreeable down there in san jose. yesterday when i was down there. >> the rain. >> right. we were. yeah, we were

rained on. and rosemary, i think you saw the car owners trying to clean up and wipe their cars clean. >> as soon as the rain started falling. i thought all those cars, they spend so much time and energy getting them perfect. and then it was it was a little funny to see. afterwards they all pulled out their drying towels and they were just, you know, making them all fresh once again. but yes, today is definitely a better day for that parade. we've got sunshine. we have temperatures already beginning to warm, and we will be in the 70s for many for the afternoon. a view here. storm tracker two. there's a look at the low that provided us with that little bit of wet weather yesterday morning, now pushing off to the east, bringing some wet weather to the desert southwest and areas near nevada, utah and into colorado. we have this ridge that is building in. and as we transition the gradient between the two, kicking up the wind, a wind advisory already for the carquinez strait, the delta

region, and into the sacramento valley. if you're traveling today or live in these areas, expect those breezy conditions to last into tomorrow night. the wind advisory goes until 8:00. meanwhile, tonight at 9:00, our interior north bay, as well as our east bay hills also joining in on the wind advisories. and this again continuing until that low pushes farther east. and the ridge kind of takes over the weather pattern for the time being, and allowing the pressure gradient to relax. the graphic here will show you all the oranges and reds and purples expected as we get into the next 24 to 36 hours, and you can see primarily where the wind is going to be, we'll have a little bit of a breeze along the coastline, but the advisory there has expired. and again, those stronger winds are expected for our hills, as well as the carquinez strait, the delta and farther east. temperatures this morning 57 degrees in san francisco for the inner east bay, 55 in walnut creek and in the north bay, 59

in novato. who's going to the giants game? bring along the sunblock. something to protect your eyes. maybe the ball cap. and do expect mild temperatures mid 60s by the seventh inning and breezy conditions for the afternoon. game time 105 on the peninsula for today. 68 for you. san mateo for the inner east bay, a beautiful 73. and livermore and in the north bay, gorgeous in napa. 75. temperatures continuing to climb into your bay area. monday upper 60s at the coast. low 80s. bayside and inland. temperatures will drop for our coast as well as our bay for tuesday and then for wednesday. additional cooling. our inland cities get in on that, and then we see another turnaround. temperatures back into the mid 70s for the bay and low 80s inland on thursday. back to you. >> sounds good. thanks, rosemary. well, a young man in san jose celebrating an extraordinary achievement. at just 13 years old. he's been

accepted into more than 100 colleges and universities. ktvu crystal bailey has the story of his remarkable drive, and how he hopes to use his success to change the world. >> it was really fun. >> at just 13 years old, sunny nguyen might be close to achieving world records as one of the youngest people to get accepted into the most colleges. >> my parents told me about going to college and i agreed with it, and i'm here now. >> his dad, tommy, tells us sunny, the first of five kids, has always been special. >> he really liked math. you know, he studied math every time. everywhere he went, he see this and that. he'd say, oh, this is like the math. i study at home. he could see the math in everything. i believe in him that he could do what he wanted to become. >> the teen has always loved technology, making websites and studying subjects like software engineering and artificial intelligence at home. >> i like to play video games sometimes. thanks for watching. come back for more. >> he also has a youtube page

booming with nearly 60,000 subscribers. so when public school and home education wasn't cutting it, tommy started submitting applications for his son. >> i was surprised, you know, people just welcome him, you know, like like like crazy, you know, like, let her keep flying back and forth into our home about admission and admittance and scholarship. >> sunny is especially interested in ai and hopes to use it to create something that will help people live longer. >> i think the most exciting part is like just seeing what's going to happen next. >> tommy says his son has been awarded more than $3 million in scholarships. >> every school is giving him something. you know, some school is giving him over $100,000 in scholarships. >> wherever sunny decides to go, he plans to major in computer science and change the world. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, sunny says he has not yet decided on where he'll attend. he is considering uc berkeley for spring or fall of 2026. and to that we say go bears.

>> go bears. indeed. well, it's may the 4th, a date that becomes known as star wars day, as may the 4th be with you and some of the best known characters from those classic george lucas movies created some star wars magic right here in the bay area. chewbacca, rebel pilot, stormtroopers, even darth vader himself made a special appearance at the george mark children's house in san leandro to celebrate star wars day. >> the event is amazing, you know, it will give a lot of colors to the eyes of this lovely kids and it's very entertaining. >> light sabers in hand, george mark children's house provides health care and services for children with serious medical conditions, and i'm sure they got a big lift dressing up in star wars outfits a couple of days. >> oh, yeah, look at them right there. >> that's cool. well a win for elon musk. the city he's winning over and it's now been renamed.

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of people ready to celebrate throughout the afternoon. it's a family friendly festival, so there is food vendors, art booths, lots of live entertainment, and of course, lowriders. those are always a staple at these festivals. >> look at that chevy on the left. that's maybe a 57 somewhere around there, a t-bird behind it. yeah, i can't make out, but beautiful. >> that's very good. i saw a couple of them yesterday outside sap center. 5853. >> those are my dad had a 64 rolls and a and a 59 cadillac. both convertibles. wow. and they were like his fourth and fifth kid. >> and they really. yes. i part of the family. >> there sunday drivers in paola there. you just drive them to get the wave. hey. nice car. i know. >> well, it really is a spectacle. all the people coming by, taking pictures and they keep them in great condition. the owner i spoke to yesterday says he drives it. >> every parents said that red car. >> oh. so cool. so you remember.

>> riding in it? oh, yeah. well, that's another story. i'll let you carry. >> on for another occasion. well, it looks like a lot of fun out there and goes all throughout the afternoon. and of course, it's free to the public. well, a new study shows that black home ownership in the bay area has been declining in recent years. according to the bay area equity atlas, the region has lost more than 5000 black homeowners from 2010 to 2020. the report also says that renters and homeowners were displaced from historically black communities, especially from the inland east bay and solano county. some of the biggest declines in home ownership were in oakland, richmond and san francisco. >> elon musk, celebrating a big victory in his ambitious effort to explore outer space. southern texas, home of his spacex rocket company, is now officially a city called starbase. yesterday, the people who live in the small area known as boca chica village

voted to make it an official company town. that's because nearly all the people who voted are spacex employees. however, some people there are still worried the new city could soon shut down a popular beach that attracts thousands of tourists every year. are concerned that with the new municipality that there may be changes to how people can access the beach, whether it's during launch times or if there's other restrictions that are placed on the roadway. >> however, musk says this new city will play a key role a critical role in the future of spacex rocket program. he does hope the rockets will soon bring astronauts back to the moon, and musk also says he plans a mission to mars as well. up next, two people died when a plane crashed in a residential neighborhood. what we know about the southern california plane crash coming up next. >> plus, the late night stabbing near uc berkeley's lawrence hall of science, who police are now

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restaurant. we're live from oakland with the very latest. and that's a deadly plane crash in a residential neighborhood in southern california. we'll tell you the city and what happened next coming up. [music] >> from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. >> and good morning, everyone. welcome back to mornings on two. it's nearly 930 and it's party time. it's not only may the 4th be with you, but it's cinco de mayo tomorrow. and there are a number of events and parties and celebrations all around the bay area. and this one's in san jose. >> yeah, one of a number of cinco de mayo celebrations happening all across the bay area. but of course, san jose, there are two big celebrations today. this being one of them, there will be another one in downtown at 11:00. but all morning we've seen several cars make their way down the street. here comes another one all decked out. i think that's a pinata on top.

>> that could be. yeah, 9 to 11 for the big parade along king road from alum rock avenue to story road. and then 11 to 4 p.m. it's party time. big festival down there. so if you're in the south bay and you want to get out and celebrate a little bit and have a little fun on a gorgeous day. >> yeah. >> go check it out. look at all the people. >> so much color, a lot of fun, of course. great food. and it's free. >> great food. yes, we love the food. >> good to have you back here on mornings on two. we're at 930 on the dot. i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm betty yu. and i think you could tell by the flags there was really no wind out there. no. and so great day all around. especially if you have outdoor plans. rosemary. >> yes. just a light breeze. nobody wearing jackets. i know. >> sign. >> i see betty in her winter coat. i know it's a cool one. you know everybody in t-shirts and feels like the party just arrived for us because it smells really good in here. so all of a sudden, yes, a little tease for what's to come a little bit later. in the meanwhile, let's step outside, take a look at the

mostly blue sky across the bay area this morning. after a little bit of a chill in the air, temperatures are rebounding. we've been talking about the breeze along the coastline. now we're going to have it in our hills as well as through the delta and cardenas regions. that wind advisory already underway for the sacramento solano county section for our north bay and east bay hills. it begins at 9:00 this evening for winds expected to reac to about 55mph. you can see at the surface, most of us enjoying just a light breeze. santa rosa a bit of a gust for you there at the airport. 18mph and half moon bay. reporting a wind gust to 25. the wind advisory for our coastline expired at 5:00 this morning. however, a little breezy and that's what to expect for today in and around the coast. half moon bay, now 52, san francisco, 58. in the north bay. napa 59. temperatures will be right about average, even a little bit above for some, including santa rosa going to 78. a better look at

the temps for today and what we can expect for the week ahead. coming up. >> thanks, rosemary. well, we are continuing to follow developments into a shooting at an upscale oakland restaurant. the head chef tells ktvu that two people were shot ktvu. s christien kafton joins us live from oakland with the very latest and christian. that owner says that the victims, thankfully are expected to recover in this case. >> yeah, a little bit of good news out of what is otherwise a pretty tough story that we are hearing that the two victims, a man and a woman, are expected to recover from this. the head chef at pierre pierre, posting on social media about this, and we have some video of what he shot inside his restaurant in the aftermath of that shooting, the head chef at pierre pierre showing that video, what appears to be a very chaotic scene with overturned tables and pools of blood throughout the restaurant. at this point, oakland police are not providing any details about the shooting. they aren't saying how many suspects were

involved or what may have led up to the shooting. now we are monitoring rumors that are circulating on social media that one of the victims of that shooting was a bay area rapper out of richmond, but so far, we've not been able to confirm that with law enforcement. the co-owner and head chef, pierre hill, said that he was there on friday night at about 9:00 when two people were shot during what he said was a packed dinner service, the owner also telling ktvu that something has to change. >> i mean, i feel like it's really tough, right? we've been open for a year. we've had five break ins now. we've had a shooting. we opened this business to try to give oakland something new. you know, just try to give oakland something that we don't have. you know, we don't have fine dining here in oakland. you know, oakland. oakland is sometimes forgot about. >> now oakland police are not commenting. the oakland police officers association did release a statement about the shooting, saying, quote, the oakland police officers association is doing everything in its power to

protect the public. but oakland is outmanned and outgunned and overwhelmed by criminal activity. we need a commitment from the new mayor and council to provide more police officers now to stem the tide of violence and crime, to help turn oakland around. now we have reached out to oakland's mayor elect. so far we have not heard back. meanwhile, the restaurant says it will be closed, possibly for weeks. they have set up a gofundme to try to offset some of the costs and help with some of the repairs, possibly repair or even relocate that restaurant. that restaurant that gofundme has now raised more than $17,000. so certainly the community trying to show up to support pierre. pierre. we are live in oakland. christian captain ktvu, fox two news. >> comforting to see the community rally around the restaurant. thank you christian. well, the ntsb is now leading the investigation into a deadly plane crash in a residential

neighborhood in ventura county. the single engine plane crashed and burst into flames. it happened yesterday in simi valley, about 40 miles northwest of downtown los angeles. investigators say the two people on board the plane were killed, and neighbors say flames from the burning aircraft damaged two homes. >> just heard a loud bang and an explosion. so as i turned around, i saw part of the airplane, the fuselage piece in the yard. i took the hose, started putting some water on the plane, thinking that maybe i can put out the fire. >> the faa says the plane took off from lancaster in the los angeles county desert, and was headed to an airport just west of simi valley. the crash forced the evacuation of several homes, and no one on the ground was hurt. >> opening bell rings on wall street tomorrow morning to begin what most financial experts predict might be another week of economic uncertainty. most of that, of course, centers around the trump administration's tariffs. investors will be

closely watching for signs of a possible u.s. deal with china that could dramatically change and reduce the chances of an all out trade war involving the two world's largest economies. but political science professor corey cook says hard to determine who will blink first. will it be the u.s. or china? >> a lot of analysts will tell you that, frankly, china is in a better position in terms of trade than the united states. again, you know, we've seen this president blink a few times already, and so it's not difficulto imagine him taking a step back again, declaring victory, certainly, but taking a step back from this. but again this on again off again with the tariffs. it's hard to know how serious to take the president in terms of his argument that he's actually going to see this all the way through. >> president has generally shrugged off any fears of a recession tied to his trade war, or china and other nations. >> well, the real id enforcement deadline is quickly approaching. starting. starting wednesday, there will be restrictions on flying and entering federal buildings. ktvu jana katsuyama

spoke with the director of california's dmv to talk about what that means for people who have not yet picked up their real id. >> signs at the oakland airport. show the starting date may 7th, when the federal government begins enforcing checks of the real id card, verifying u.s. citizenship and residency in order to board airplanes or enter some federal buildings near the security checkpoint, the tsa set up a table with information. the real id requirement was established in 2005 after the nine over 11 attacks. some people say they already have one. >> we're pretty frequent travelers, so all of my kids have all had real id for over a year now, so we're luckily ahead of that giant push. >> i think this was a year or two ago, so i don't remember too much about the process, but i think it was pretty smooth. >> but after years of government postponements and delays, some people still do not have a real id card. and now there is a rush at dmv offices. >> my husband actually just did it and it took him. i think he

said like six weeks to get an appointment. and he was. and even though he had an appointment, it still took hours. >> a few months ago, it was around 6000 people per day that were getting a real id and today we're seeing in excess of 20,000. so there has been a bit of a rush. >> it's been kind of hard trying to get in and get out to get a real id, because they want you to have several pieces of id now. >> in california, undocumented residents can get a driver's license, but not a real id, and some worry about friends who are not documented. >> they're not going to be able to travel to see their family members that literally live across the country. >> those who don't have a real id will be able to fly with a u.s. or foreign passport. >> 48% of americans have a passport today, and so that's the highest form of identity across the nation. so if you have a passport, there's no need to get in line for a real id today. just get it on your normal renewal cycle. >> if you need to visit one of the dmv offices with extended hours, you can go to our website at ktvu.com. we've set up a link

with lists of the locations reporting from the oakland airport. jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. >> all eyes on houston tonight as the warriors and rockets duke it out in a winner take all game seven and a ticket into round two of the nba playoffs. golden state hopes to bounce back after winning or losing two straight. and they want to move on to that second round. they need one more winner. dubs lost game six friday night after missing 13 straight shots in the fourth quarter. they lost it by seven eventually to the rockets tipoff for the evening's decisive game seven in houston tonight at 530. that brings us back to our question of the day. will the warriors move on to the next round? you can weigh in by going to ktvu.com/vote or scan that qr code right now. piece of cake at 17%. too close to call. i think i'll jump on that because these rockets are good. they're tied up at three and three two old and it's over at 33%.

>> coming up, cinco de mayo is around the corner. up next, we're getting a taste of one restaurant's cinco de mayo party. and we're talking tacos, margaritas, and lots of live music. next. [music] >> and whether you're going to be out celebrating cinco de mayo today, or just out and about with other festivities, we've got some beautiful weather coming our way. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your sunday fun day and the days ahead coming up. [office noises] ♪ i like it like that ♪

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popular san francisco mexican restaurant is celebrating in a big way. colibri mexican bistro is bringing the party to the presidio with live music, handcrafted cocktails and authentic, bold flavors. here, to give us a taste of what's in store, executive chef edgar castro and general manager emma navarro join us this morning. good morning. good morning. happy cinco de mayo. i see you brought an incredible spread of some of your most popular items. chef, why don't we start with you. >> from mexican bistro? >> what do we have here? >> okay, so we have, like, a most popular dish from our taqueria. so we have the. the first one is hongos with a lot

mushrooms. >> i can smell it already. >> and then we have the pastore which is pork marinated with achiote and guajillo pepper. and we have tostada, tuna tostada, which is with mayo, chipotle and topped with leeks, fried leeks. >> and i have been to your restaurant. it's beautiful. it's in the presidio. one of the must order items. table side guac. always right. emma? >> yes, exactly. we made it. the guacamole. fresh in your table and whatever you want. more chili, more cilantro, whatever. it's a your your taste, your you're going to enjoy it if you go. we make guacamole at your table every day. >> very nice. and i heard that you've since expanded since you opened. tell us about the taqueria. >> taqueria? we opened the taqueria right now because we have a lot of customers that they don't have time to eat sitting or whatever. so we have the taqueria, they eat standing

or we have a little area that they can be seated. and also we have different flavors of the tacos. it's street tacos and they are really, really good. the salsas is delicious, all of them. so everything is fresh. and if you don't have enough time to have a lunch, you can have the taco and grab your taco and your your beer or whatever you want. and we also have the margaritas and there. >> for those on the go, you can stand and inhale a taco. i'm pretty good at doing that myself. so i know you brought a margarita. >> yes. >> to make for us. >> i already take it by the time, but i have this one that we made it with the fresh lime every day. we don't use any any other like borderline from bottle. and we also have control on this one. and it's we have the similar to that is one the

sweetest that we have with all the skin of the lime, lemon and the orange. >> so this. >> is the flavor is different. >> the signature colibri. >> exactly. >> drink. this is not your traditional margarita. >> right. this is you're going to taste it and you're going to see the difference in it. >> so chef tell us the big party is tomorrow. cinco de mayo of course. may 5th. where can we find you tomorrow. what can people expect? >> i mean we're going to have like we're going to have a live music. we're going to have like we were saying, we're going to have that open like all day. so it's going to be fun. >> and it sounds like people can choose between hanging out at the taqueria. if you don't have a lot of time, or you can hang out outside or inside the restaurant. >> yes they can. they can have the full dinner with us at the restaurant. or if you just go to for a margarita to celebrate cinco de mayo, you're going to have really good tacos, really good drinks. and we hope that

you you can make it to go. >> is this something colibri has done every year since you opened? >> yes, we are doing that. yeah, this time is on monday, but we have a lot of work in those days. the people after work, they get there for a margarita and tacos to celebrate with us. >> i have a feeling even though it's on a monday, people are going to show up and ready to have some tacos. yes, chef. what's your favorite dish to make at colibri? >> we have the mole. oaxacan mole. mole oaxaquena the which one is made with chocolate? mexican chocolate with dried chilies. and then you're going to taste a little bit sweet a little bit, you know, like smoky. so we made with chicken. but it's really good. i really love that. >> okay. something people can check out tomorrow. and again, if you're interested in attending colibri cinco de mayo festivities, it's all going down. tomorrow there will be live music from 1 to 4 and from 6 to 9. and what happens from 6 to 9? >> we're going to have live music and we have some. some.

good dinner after after at night. and we have the drinks, a different mexican drinks, we have the oaxaca, we have la paloma, we have margarita. the margarita is really good. so you're going to taste a lot of really good mexican and also the mezcal. we can make all the drinks. if you don't want the tequila, you have mezcal. well. >> i just took a sip of this. it's wonderful. emma, thank you so much for spending your morning with us. and i think the weather should be shaping up to be pretty nice tomorrow to celebrate cinco de mayo. rosemary. >> yes, absolutely. mother nature bringing the party when it comes to the good weather. a live look here at blue skies overhead. and we have still jc photographer live in san jose, where the parade and festival are continuing there. i think we're going to take a live shot of that. yes, there it is. we have just a light breeze out

there this morning and wow, what a beautiful day. notice most folks in shorts and t shirts and temperatures are expected to be in the 70s in the south bay for today, so a gorgeous one to be out there out and about as storm tracker two here. we had a little bit of rain yesterday. the clouds, the breeze along the coastline, even ocean beach reporting a wind gust to 56mph yesterday. the winds have calmed down along the coast, but they are shifting. and now through the carquinez strait as well as the delta region. and we'll be in our heels a little bit later tonight. the low that brought us that unsettled weather you can see over southern california will continue east. we have a ridge that is pulling in right now. the pressure gradient between the two is what is providing that wind. but eventually they will relax and our warm weather will continue through most of the week with just subtle up and down. and i'll show you that in the extended forecast. a look here at the futurecast model. and you can see the low continues to

push east. the ridge continues to move east as well and will take over our weather pattern in the days ahead. but before that happens, we've got to get through some of that offshore wind that will be developing and the colors, the shades of oranges and reds indicating where most of that wind is going to be for the next couple of days. again, through our hills, sacramento valley, delta region and carquinez strait. meanwhile, our temperatures this morning are rebounding low to mid to upper 50s even a few low 60s. novato fairfield reporting 61. if you're getting out to walk the dog, it's a gorgeous one. temperatures will continue to climb. and for the second half of the day, upper 50s at the coast to upper 70s inland. if you are looking for a dog to walk, how about joy bringing a lot of joy to your life? i'm sure she's adorable. a one year old doberman pinscher available at the san francisco spca. right now, the spca is offering a name your price promotion, meaning

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strong with that commute a loop to bay point and back. by the way, they do not stop, so it's just a big party. >> you're committed. yes. >> all right. speaking of a big party, how about this? congratulations to the cal men's rugby team for winning the ncaa title yesterday in indianapolis. the bears rallied from behind with a huge second half. they beat life university out of georgia, 5538. and there they are last night right after the win. its cal's first title since 2017, but they have won plenty over the years. their head coach jack clark. well, he's won 34 ncaa rugby titles since 1988. it was clark's actual 30th title, though, at cal, which is just ridiculous. a remarkable run. great guy, great coach. so a big go bears from us here at ktvu. and congratulations to cal rugby baseball. now the giants will wrap up their series against colorado rockies at oracle park 105. game time today. yesterday they were down a run, sixth

inning, bases loaded. not anymore. say hello to matt chapman. he hits the giants first grand slam of the year. and it was a biggie. pushed the giants to a63 winner. it was the giants 11th. come from behind victory of the year. last place rockies now have the worst record in major league baseball. they have won six and have lost 27. >> well, there is a new champion at churchill downs. the racehorse sovereignty came from behind to win the 151st kentucky derby. sovereignty trailed through most of this race before roaring past the race favorite to win. i'm told that's journalism. journalism coming in second place. horse. more than 140,000 people attended this race in more than $210 million was wagered on the kentucky derby race, beating the previous mark set in 2023. >> yeah, muddy track, but a nice win. well, happening now. it's a big cinco de mayo celebration in the bay area's largest city.

>> you are looking at live pictures of emma prusch park east of downtown san jose. and all morning we've been taking a look at these cool rides making their way down on sometimes just two wheels or one wheel. looks like a lot of fun for the whole family. this, by the way, is the second annual san jose cinco de mayo parade and festival getting underway today. a family friendly affair, really. lots of food vendors, art booths, live entertainment, and of course a lowrider. >> lowrider. if you like classic cars. oh my god. >> we've been showing this all morning long. just a cavalcade of chevys. >> fords and. >> beautiful cars from the 60s and the 50s. >> yeah. >> all. >> the love put into that. >> oh, yeah. it's like their own child. >> yeah. yeah, definitely. and so this runs for a couple hours into the afternoon. lots to do today. but the weather certainly is cooperating. rosemary oroczo will be in to tell us about that

in just a moment. >> we've been talking about warriors all morning long. we're dressed in their colors. we're hoping for a big win. it's all tied at three three. the winner moves on. they played houston tonight in a decisive game seven. and by the way mr. steve kerr has a ridiculous record in elimination games. so i'm i'm going in the middle though it might be a little too close to call because the rockets have been very good to old. it's over. my goodness that's gained a little ground. piece of cake. not so much. if you want to vote that qr code or ktvu.com/vote. all hands on deck tonight. >> 51% to close a call. one thing we do know is that they perform well when their backs are up against the wall. >> well, i said that friday night. >> but we have one more game. >> now that it's an elimination game on their side. yeah, they better step up tonight. >> well i still and we talked about this yesterday. i have a little little beef with why they didn't put them back in at the end of game. >> yeah. when the second

stringers. >> brought it within the bench, you know, closed the gap by ten points. and then they didn't bring the a listers back in. >> they weren't. >> going to let the. >> game although houston did houston. >> brought brought theirs back in. they did and they won the game. all right. they wind up getting weather. weather, weather. let's talk about weather. we've we've got some nice weather coming our way. a warming trend that kicks off today. but do expect the breezy, windy conditions and those wind prone areas the delta, carquinez strait. our hills will see some wind tonight into tomorrow and then, you know, the next several days going to just kind of be nice, especially if you like a sunny and warm. office there. >> got to love that quick reminder that you can stream ktvn