it's monday morning june 2nd steve paulson has our forecast. hopefully the heat is gone. >> it is indeed pamela. good for you. for others. unless you want it. i don't see anything for a while here. it looks pretty quiet here. back to normal, i think. except maybe my graphic, which is not. there. it is. it's. the forecast is dark. there it is. there you go. we got that right. 40s 50s. a big, big fog bank out there. and there's an onshore wind for some breeze for others. so temps are coming down. we can see noticeable difference compared to yesterday. at 5:00 everyone's running cooler. livermore seven, concord eight. so with that in mind, look at all that activity though in southern nevada, arizona, that was the remains of a tropical system, giving them rare june early june rain. rare, rare, rare indeed. for us, big low cloud deck and fog will be much cooler over the coast. the city only going 6272 a soft a soft 80 in livermore, i believe at 5 a.m. mr. sal castaneda is here. there he is. good morning sir. >> good morning to you, sir.

right now we are off to a great start. you can see traffic is doing very well. if you are driving our triple a traffic camera showing us very nice looking traffic continuing into san francisco. if you're looking at interstate 880 in oakland, you can see that traffic looks good and no problems this morning on the san mateo bridge, or for that matter, on highway 4 or 6, 80 or 80, in contra costa county. 501 let's go back to the headlines. >> looking good on the road, sal. thank you. happening today, the man facing manslaughter charges for killing an oakland teacher with a stolen car is back in court. ktvu james torres is live in oakland with what we can expect today. james. good morning. >> andre. good morning. the death of that teacher had a lasting effect on the castlemont high school community. not only did they tragically and unexpectedly lose a mentor, it all happened just before castlemont high school's graduation ceremony. students, colleagues, teachers, you name

it all. remembering teacher marvin boomer, they held a vigil in his honor friday night, hours after his students walked across the graduation stage. former students and fellow colleagues all offered their personal stories of boomer and his lasting impact. >> you just give me good advice and just telling me he just checked in on me and everything. he was a very great teacher. >> in front of a judge. he's supposed to tell the court who his lawyer is, and then enter into a plea deal to get that legal cycle started. hernandez garcia is facing seven charges, ranging from vehicular manslaughter to running away from police. he's expected to be in that courtroom this morning at around 9:00. we're live this morning in oakland. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james. thank you. some parents in oakland made a shocking discovery in their children's elementary school yearbook. there was a racial

slur in a 1940s news article describing an annual school fundraiser at montclair elementary that still goes on today. it details carnival games at the event, including, quote, n-word babies. the president of the pta is now trying to explain to parents how an old article containing racist language got into the yearbook. >> unfortunately, they skimmed the first paragraph of that article and said, this is great, and scanned it into the software that we use for the yearbook. >> the pta is already ordering reprints of the yearbook and is working with the school to make sure things like this never happen again. we have reached out to the oakland unified school district to get more details, but we have not yet heard back. >> an investigation found a local school district appropriately handled allegations of child molestation against one of its teachers. now, according to the marin ij, the investigation found the mill valley district followed proper

protocol. the teacher was accused. who was accused was placed on leave, law enforcement was notified and an official inquiry was launched. that teacher was arrested in april and found dead the next day at a beach. the district says it's now strengthening safety protocols and training to better protect students. >> former charles manson follower and california's longest serving female inmate could be released from prison before the end of the year. a panel for the state's department of corrections is now recommending that 77 year old patricia krenwinkel be released on parole. she has spent more than 50 years behind bars for her role in the 1969 tate labianca murders in los angeles. the panel's recommendation now goes to the full parole board and governor gavin newsom for review. that process could take as long as five months. >> the santa rosa fire department is marking today as the official start of fire season. firefighters say this past winter's rain led to thicker vegetation, which is now

dried out and is a fire risk. fire officials are urging people to prepare. they say you should trim your trees, clear out gutters and roofs, review family emergency plans and prepare a go bag in case evacuations are needed. >> well, a wind driven grass fire created some very tense moments at an homeless encampment in san jose. >> go go go go go. go. there's one more. >> it started shortly before 230 yesterday afternoon on hedding street, not far from the san jose airport. the flames came dangerously close to a number of rvs, forcing people at the encampment to evacuate. people who live in the area say it isn't the first time they have faced fires near the camp. >> it's a yearly thing. so i mean, most of us that live here, like we fear for our homes and our rv's and trailers and we got like, you know, our valuable stuff in there. so it's kind of it's kind of strange having it happen. and we just had one last week just about the same time of day, same time of week.

>> investigators say the grass fire grew about 20 acres before crews got the flames under control. no one was hurt. san jose's animal care services are now providing shelter for five puppies found at the fire scene. >> that fire wasn't the only one. over the weekend, there was a vegetation fire in the oakland hills saturday night. multiple agencies and dozens of firefighters worked to get it under control. in about 90 minutes. firefighters across the bay area tell us that they are gearing up for a surge in activity and are fully staffed for the summer. >> so without the five counties we, you know, went fully staffed with our 16 engines, three hand crews, our helicopter and three dozers, and then four battalion chiefs of staff daily for operational response. so just kind of the outlook and forecast typically around april, you know, into may every year is kind of it kind of changes. but we kind of look at it. the folks in sacramento and region wide, including southern region, we look to up staff and start bringing our seasonal employees back on so that we're fully

staffed for the fire season, for response throughout the state. >> cal fire is encouraging the public to do its part to stay safe. it has prevention and preparation tips on its website, wildfire dot. >> well, the big cooldown from friday to sunday we dropped 2025 degrees. pretty good breeze for some. not roaring or anything. at least. you know travis is kind of usually the key there. but southwest 17, some locations, not much of a breeze, others it's more of an onshore breeze will continue south half moon bay though south to 21, san jose south to 15. but it's a little more of an onshore breeze. there's a pretty good fog bank out there. 40s, 50s on the temps. i don't think these changes too much, but we are running noticeably cooler than 24 hours ago, anywhere from 1 to 8 degrees. concord's leading the way at minus eight, livermore at minus seven. i mean, the city was only 60 yesterday, 40s to the north, kenwood at 44 fairfax. so are we in occidental? that makes your trifecta right there. so 40s and 50s, any clearing and you're in the cool side. otherwise we're in the upper 40s, 50s, 37, truckee, 42, south lake tahoe.

and look at all that activity down into arizona. that was the remains of a tropical system which got caught up by that low. so that's that's pretty impressive for early june for down there for us though, we're looking for morning clouds and sunny. but it will be nice breezy temperatures back into the normal to almost normal range 60 7080. >> thank you steve. eight people were hurt by a man with a flamethrower in colorado. why? the fbi says it's investigating it as a terrorist attack. >> a fight over a proposed casino in the north bay. why? some sonoma county leaders are trying to op t

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some of the stories we're following for you this morning. the man accused of killing a castlemont high school teacher in a crash following a pursuit through oakland, is expected to appear in court today. 18 year old eric scott hernandez is expected to appear in alameda county superior court at 9 a.m. he did not enter a plea during his last court appearance on friday. some of the charges include evading an officer and leaving the scene of an accident. he is being held in santa rita jail with no bail. montara state beach closed this morning after a surfer came face to face with a shark on saturday. the surfer says he was sitting on his board when he felt something swim by his foot, and he was knocked off his board. he says he saw the face

of the shark. he hopped on his board to paddle to shore, and that's when he found that bite mark on his board. the surfer made it to shore, was not injured, but the beach is now closed until 2:00 this afternoon, and a dead whale washed up along the shores of montara beach. the marine mammal center says it has not had a chance to closely examine the whale yet. this is at least the seventh dead whale to wash up on a bay area beach in the last two weeks. >> time now is 512. the trump administration is doubling down on tariffs, despite recent court rulings declaring many of the tariffs illegal. as fox's madeline rivera reports, the white house says their trade plans are not going away. >> the administration remains defiant, saying they will stick to these tariffs despite the lawsuits against them. the president has new reaction on truth social. he says if the court somehow rule against us on tariffs, which is not expected, that would allow other countries to hold our nation hostage with their anti-american tariffs that they would use against us. today, commerce secretary howard

lutnick suggested the president could take other measures if a trade court decision that found the president overstepped his authority stands. >> he has so many other authorities that even in the weird and unusual circumstance where this was taken away, we just bring on another or another or another. congress has given this authority to the president, and he's going to use it. >> administration officials also sounded optimistic today that president trump and chinese president xi jinping will have a conversation perhaps as soon as this week, though an exact date was not mentioned. last week, the white house said trade talks with china had stalled over accusations that china was violating a preliminary trade agreement. >> withholding some of the products that they agreed to release during our agreement. maybe it's a glitch in the chinese system. maybe it's intentional. we'll see. after the president speaks with the party chairman. >> and turning now to the president's decision to pull the nomination of jared isaacman as

nasa administrator. the president said he's doing so after reviewing isaacman's prior associations. the new york times reports the president had learned isaacman donated to prominent democrats, including arizona senator mark kelly, former pennsylvania senator bob casey and the california democratic party. isaacman, meantime, saying on x it may not always be obvious through the discourse and turbulence, but there are many competent, dedicated people who love this country and care deeply about the mission. he says he will continue to cheer on the president and nasa. the president also garnering some controversy for sharing a post from another truth social account last night that falsely claimed that former president joe biden was executed in 2020 and replaced with clones. we have reached out to the white house for comment. at the white house, mother rivera, fox news. >> thank you. madeleine. a number of employees are leaving the faa amid air traffic control and technical problems, and that could have an impact on air traffic across the country. the

wall street journal reports the departures are connected to retirements and resignations, including senior leadership who oversee air traffic, the airlines and accident investigations. the transportation department is now trying to offset those issues through increased pay for new recruits and incentives for current employees. >> well, a massive refurbishing project at newark international airport is done and all runways are back open this morning. it cost $121 million to help the runway meet faa safety standards, and it took about three months to complete. faa staffing and operational challenges made it difficult for air traffic controllers to manage all flights using the remaining two runways. >> i would say it probably will reduce the delays, maybe by like 20 or 30%. i really think they need to limit the flights not just in and out of newark, but in and out of the entire new york metropolitan area during these peak times. >> the return to full operations could have a big impact on

flights all around the country. since the airport is such a large hub for travel. >> the fbi is investigating what it's calling a targeted terrorist attack in boulder, colorado, where a number of people were injured by a man with a flamethrower. as doug luzader reports from washington this morning. it happened at an event calling for the release of israeli hostages in gaza. good morning doug. >> good morning. right out of the gate. the fbi called this a terror attack. and according to witnesses, the perpetrator made his motive clear. streets in boulder blocked off as first responders swarmed a pedestrian mall where moments earlier, a group had been calling for the israeli hostages in gaza to be freed. >> it was chaos and ruckus. people were yelling and screaming. >> witnesses described an almost unbelievable scene. >> there was a guy throwing. he threw a molotov cocktail at a group of protesters. and. and one, one person caught on fire from head to toe. and they were burning up. their whole body was

burning up. and a few others were were also on fire. >> and witnesses say the man yelled free palestine as he carried out the attack. >> it is clear that this is a targeted act of violence in. the fbi is investigating this as an act of terrorism. >> the victims range in age from 52 to 88. the suspect who was arrested was identified as 45 year old mohammad sabri suleiman from el paso, texas. white house deputy chief of staff stephen miller posted on x a terror attack was committed in boulder, colorado, by an illegal alien. he was granted a tourist visa by the biden administration, and then he illegally overstayed that visa. in response, the biden administration gave him a work permit, and the attack came less than two weeks after two israeli embassy workers were shot and killed outside of the capital jewish museum in washington. that suspect was also said to yell free palestine! since that attack,

police in a number of cities, including here in the nation's capital, have stepped up security around synagogues and other jewish sites. back to you guys. >> doug luzader in washington. thank you. some lawmakers in sonoma county are joining a group list of a growing list of groups opposed to a new casino. now, the group includes a county supervisor and the windsor town manager. they're now supporting a lawsuit seeking to reverse the federal approval of a casino and hotel proposed by the koi nation. now, the site would be built south of windsor along shiloh road. the suit accuses the federal government of failing to adequately consult with neighboring tribes and unequal treatment in the gaming license process. >> well, a north bay community wants the marin municipal water district to rethink plans to expand the nicasio reservoir. according to the marin independent journal, residents in the area say they're worried the reservoir could make flooding worse along nearby

creeks. the district says it's taking those concerns seriously, and will study the area's flood risks before making any decisions. another public meeting is set for july 15th. >> all right. 518 is the time. time to check back in with steve paulson for our forecast. what do you see, steve? >> i see cooler. >> okay, good. >> i see cooler. that's what i do. temperatures yesterday, as we advertised, would drop off the table. and they did. concord was 22 degrees cooler than saturday. san jose 15, santa rosa 18, in the city took the plunge as well. 15 degrees cooler. there were some upwards of 20 to 25 degrees cooler as we talked about a low dropping in. and it has and it's enhanced the fog bank. and you can see it's hard to see this, but that's it right there. starting to really make a ramp up. so there's not much of an onshore wind yet unless you're in some of the higher elevations. but it's definitely onshore and these warmer temps. but point reyes 49 degrees incredibly cold there. so as long as there's 40s and low 50s, you have no problem getting fog going. if you get a little help and we got a little

help there from a low 40s, 50s on the temps here. temperatures are running cooler. livermore and concord minus seven, minus eight, san carlos mountain. mountain view, petaluma, santa rosa, five degrees cooler than 24 hours ago. and i think that will continue. east bay temps, 40s and 50s. 46 cool degrees in clayton yet it's a lot of low 50s in there. pinole sleeping in. that's all right. pinole. you're allowed. castro valley 5153 is popular also bronte's in there. kensington, alamo and dublin as well. so a couple cool temperatures, but 40s in the mountains or truckee at 37 degrees. so not not too cold up there, but cold enough. look at that low down in southern california which now tapped into moisture. it's into southern parts of nevada, and for sure, arizona. a rare early june event there. look at that. right over. so, i mean, i think this is the second time in recorded history phoenix has had rain on june 1st. 60s 70s near the coast and bay upper 70s low 80s inland. looks like a kind of a quiet, stuck week, you guys. >> thank you so much. june is pride month. why some of this

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parades across the country. this came after the trump administration's push to roll back policies protecting the lgbtq community at the federal level. some battles are playing out at the state level. right now, the aclu is tracking nearly 600 anti-lgbtq bills. >> sometimes showing up being your unapologetic, open, gayest, loudest self is an act of protest. >> it's become more important than ever to fight back. >> advocates say pride celebrations can be the perfect way to fight back against hate. this year also marks the ten year anniversary of the supreme court's decision to legalize same sex marriage. >> well, crowds gathered in suisun city to celebrate the annual pride event there. >> yeah, the festival at harbor plaza had food, craft vendors and live music. drag queens also kept crowds entertained with elaborate costumes and campy performances. >> some told us this was their first time at a pride

celebration. others said annual events like this are crucial for the community. >> we're here and we're just want to love and be a part of the community and let people live as themselves. >> when you're here, the walls are broken. you see what it's actually about and it's really beautiful. >> more pride events are getting underway this week. the drag me downtown pop up performance series returns to san francisco on friday. >> and then on saturday, the city of mill valley will host its second annual pride event. well, your time is 525. another dead whale washes up on a bay area beach, the latest on a similar string of incidents on our region's shorelines over the last two weeks. >> and for the last time, cyclists are heading out from the bay area down to los angeles for the aids life cycle ride. why the fundraising effort is coming to an end

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a shark spotted along a popular beach on the peninsula. we hear from the surfer about his face to face encounter. bay area firefighters declaring the start of the fire season. the actions they're taking to make sure they're ready. following several small fires across the bay area this weekend. >> from ktvu fox two news, this is mornings on two. >> thank you for joining us here

on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> i'm andre senior. today is monday june 2nd. it's 528. dave is off today so i am here. so do not be confused. but not to worry. pam is here and so is steve. grateful? yeah. grateful. >> you know. >> i'm just. i'm just. i'm just a stand in guy. >> what time is it? >> i'm just standing here playing the part of dave today. >> all right. looks like we're done with that heat. pamela. >> stephen. >> thank you. you're welcome. i do it for you. >> i didn't. >> like it. i know i can tell. 40s. 50s on the temps. neither did my cats. 40s, 50s. there's some pretty good fog bank on the coast and onshore breeze. not that bad. it was stronger yesterday. boy, it really cranked up yesterday. we are running noticeably cooler than 24 hours ago. across the board. almost there. minus eight at concord and temperatures coming down. and they'll continue to kind of settle in. big system though tapped into tropical moisture. so lots of activity. las vegas arizona we get the fog though as a low swings down the coast that's enhanced that fog bank. so temps coming down here. we'll go 6070 to only a few near

80. all right. sal's here. how are we looking? 530. busy. same. what? >> mostly good, but there is one spot. and that would be 580 westbound. steve, there was a pickup truck that caught on fire at airway on the. it's now blocking the two right lanes just past airway. and now the backup is from the isabel exit. so kind of a backup. and then you have all the traffic from the tracy area that's hung up on the altamont pass. so all that slow traffic is headed to this problem. so just be aware it's going to be a tough one getting through livermore for the next hour or so. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. that looks good. there's a new crash in san francisco, northbound 101 near cesar chavez. this one appears to be no injuries. however it is blocking. or it looks like they may have gotten it off to the shoulder, but it could see some slow traffic in san francisco. northbound 101. 530. let's go back to the

headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. fresh out of the stifling heat waves that ended last week. today marks the start of fire season in one north bay town. in particular, santa rosa fire department. making that official declaration today. ktvu jesse gary, live in marin county this morning with what this means for people. good morning jesse. >> pamela, good morning to you and santa rosa fire officials hope making this declaration announcing fire season is starting today will help residents be better prepared for what lies ahead. let's go ahead and take a look at our video. in addition to the hot weather that pam just mentioned that we ended last week with, there's been a significant increase in rainfall during the winter and spring. remember, it rained just. i think it was last week when we were over at oakland international airport. couple that with the growth of vegetation, which is drying out as we move more into our routine for summer and the fire risk grows. there was a 20 acre grass fire in san jose sunday

afternoon near san jose international airport. the gusty winds down in the south bay helped push the flames, which threatened a nearby rv encampment. that prompted some evacuations. as a result of the conditions, fire officials up in the north bay santa rosa specifically will begin annual weed abatement inspections of residential properties in the city beginning today. coming up in the next hour, we'll tell you exactly which properties are impacted and what they want homeowners to do, not just today, but throughout fire season to be fire safe. we're not necessarily in santa rosa yet, but we're on our way for now. we're signing off from marin county. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. pamela andre, back to you down in oakland. >> jesse, thank you so much. time now is 5.32. the fbi says a man with a homemade flamethrower and molotov cocktails yelled free palestine when he attacked a crowd of people calling for the release of israeli hostages. the attack happened in boulder, colorado. eight people injured here. the fbi says it's

investigating the attack as an act of terrorism. the violence took place at a pedestrian mall where people were calling for the release of hostages in gaza. police arrested 45 year old mohammad suleiman. they believe he acted alone. >> fully united, 100% in making sure the charges we bring hold the attacker fully accountable. >> the victims range in age from 52 to 88 years old. some of them suffered severe burns, but are all expected to recover. >> montana state beaches are closed this morning after a surfer came face to face with a shark. california state park officials say it happened at 2:00 saturday afternoon, about 100 yards offshore. the surfer says he was sitting on his board when he felt something swim by his foot. then he was knocked off his board. he says he saw the face of the shark. he hopped on his board to paddle to shore, and that's when he found a bite mark on his surfboard. >> no. i'm good. since i was out of the water, i was, i felt

better. it felt like i. i couldn't paddle fast enough. it felt like i'm like i'm in slow motion. while i was trying to get away, i was like, man, this shark will be so much faster than me if he really wants to get me. >> the surfer says he's physically fine, just shaken up lifeguards, cleared the water and closed the beach, and that closure is in effect until 2:00 this afternoon. a dead whale also washed up along the shores of montara beach. our cameras captured the dead whale along the shoreline. the marine mammal center said it has not had a chance to closely examine the whale. it is at least the seventh dead whale to wash up on a bay area beach. in the last two weeks. marine biologists are trying to figure out what's causing the increased number of deaths. >> more than 2000 bike riders have left the bay area for the last ever. aids life cycle ride to los angeles. they left the cow palace in daly city yesterday morning for this seven day fundraising trip. now, for the past 30 years, thousands of people have signed up to make

the 545 mile bike, hike and bike ride from the bay area to southern california. the goal has been to raise money and awareness for aids testing, prevention and medical care. >> san francisco has such a legacy of eradicating hiv and huge part with the aids foundation and other community stakeholders, and as much progress as we've made, there is still more to be done. we want to get to zero new infections. >> organizers of the aids life cycle ride say they're ending the event because costs have skyrocketed and fundraising fell after the pandemic. >> u.s. senator adam schiff was there for the first leg of the aids life cycle journey. >> i was really proud and pleased to do this ride many years ago in 2014. it's an incredible experience and in whatever form the rides take in the future, i would encourage people to participate either as a rider or a roadie. we want to

make hiv aids a thing of the past. >> senator schiff rode to santa cruz yesterday morning before heading back to washington today. the ride has raised $300 million for aids related organizations over the past 30 years, including $17 million this year alone. more young adults in the u.s. are taking medicine to prevent them from being infected with hiv, a new study says. the number of young americans taking antiretroviral medications, like prep, is now eight times what it was ten years ago, the study, by a team at the university of michigan, also found health care providers and public health agencies can do more to promote the use of preventative medications. >> well clear skies are providing a rare show of the northern lights this weekend. across much of the country. the aurora could be seen over the weekend in more than half of the u.s, including in some darker parts of northern california. nowhere predicted the lights

could be seen as far south as alabama, but people in the bay area would have had to travel away from cities to try and catch a glimpse. >> well, cooler arrived. a low came right down the coast. we'll show it to you here in temperatures took the plunge yesterday, if you will, from the 90s. and they dropped off rapidly. concord, santa rosa, san jose and san francisco all double digits cooler yesterday. we'll kind of level off today and keep it there, but there were some 2324 degree drops on a few of those temps. and the low right there is as it replaces another low which tapped into moisture and is now into arizona. so it's just one that needed a kicker and it got a kicker. and that's what it is. you can bear right there. you can see that coming right there off of medford. eureka. look at all the thunderstorm activity in the central sierra. but that's the low going down the coast. that's what increased our fog. and the fog is still there. so we're back to stratus quo here. and temperatures have come down. not a roaring breeze. i think it was stronger yesterday, but it will pick up in the afternoon here. water temps continue to be

cold. point reyes 4952. half moon bay 51 to the north. i mean you just again that's a lot of cold water here continuing for early june 50s on the temps a couple of 40s here. we are running cooler though. concord eight degrees cooler, many around 4 to 5 including santa rosa, petaluma, livermore six, san jose six degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. so i think that will translate into the same later today. mainly 50s on the temps, a couple of 40s, but mainly 50s on those temps, 30s, 40s up in the mountains and the low clouds. you see the activity down in southern nevada and arizona, a rare early june rain event for arizona. this doesn't happen very often. that's the low. it tapped into remains of what was a weak tropical system. and that setup is don't see that too often this time of year. back to stratus quo sunny away from the coast. it will be cool to mild to warm, 60s, 70s and low 80s. and really talk about a stuck pattern. doesn't look like much. maybe some warming towards the end of the week and into the upcoming weekend, but nothing. no crazy heat or anything. andre. >> one of the scheduled headliners for a latin music festival, was not able to perform the issues the band ran

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following for you this morning. the man accused of killing a castlemont high school teacher in a crash following a pursuit through oakland, is expected to

appear in court today. eighteen-year-old eric scott hernandez is charged with seven felonies, including vehicular manslaughter, evading an officer and leaving the scene of an accident. he's being held in jail with no bail. >> the santa rosa fire department is marking today as the official start of fire season. they're urging residents to get prepared. they say you should trim your trees, clear out gutters and roofs, review family emergency plans, and prepare a go bag in case you need to evacuate. >> an investigation is now underway after parents found a racial slur in their children's elementary school yearbook. now, the yearbook for montclair elementary featured a news article from the 1940s that used the n word. the pta says it's now working to reprint the yearbook without the slur, and make sure it does not happen again. >> at 542, two windsurfers are now safe after calling for help in the san francisco bay. san francisco firefighters went out to help the windsurfers stuck in

the water near marina green yesterday afternoon. one of the windsurfers was eventually able to swim out on their own and the other was helped ashore. both were uninjured. >> san francisco fire crews rescued someone from a cliff yesterday afternoon near the golden gate bridge. the hiker was hurt and stranded near the battery. crosby trail had to be helped out by a helicopter. the hikers injuries were not serious, but another person had to be rescued from a cliff in the same area on saturday. >> well, a sinkhole has opened up on highway one near watsonville in santa cruz county. caltrans says the far left lane in the southbound direction will stay closed at least through the morning commute as they work to fix it. there is no estimate on how long it will take to fill that hole. travelers traveling through the area are advised to give themselves extra time. >> napa's landa music festival marked its second year this weekend. despite the last minute setbacks over visa denials.

[music] >> form dentro si quedo. tradition. >> now, bottlerock sister event saw about 20,000 spectators each day, with a lineup packed with regional latin music artists. some of those artists say their fans, who are undocumented, say that they can only see and hear these favorite artists when they tour in the united states. [music] >> latinos salvadorenos as cubanos, as every ethnicity in this country. please don't be afraid. >> i'm very proud and honored to be latina. i'm very proud and honored to be a musician and to hold the responsibility to share the value of what we have within. >> one of the groups scheduled to perform at the festival, grupo firme had to cancel its

performance after the state department. >> revoked the visas. >> of several of the band's members. the federal government says the band's music glorifies cartel violence. the band says it has distanced itself from that. lyrical content industry experts say visa cancellations have made coming to america a gamble, and for many artists, it is not worth the risk. >> artists don't know how to navigate the system right now. there's a lot of roadblocks that pop up unexpectedly when artists cancel or when events get canceled, you've got other local economies that miss out, you've got hotel bookings, you know, fewer ticket sales, jobs that that get lost. >> the global live music market is expected to grow by nearly 18 billion between this year and 2029, with north america projected to drive 35% of that growth. organizers say the

festival will be back next year for the last weekend of may. >> well, some residents of northern napa valley say they're worried about more large events being held in what has traditionally been a more agricultural area. singer andrea bocelli is expected to perform at the charles krug winery in saint helena this month. but according to the press democrat, a private 600 person concert with the opera singer at an estate above saint helena the night before is causing concern from neighbors. they say they're worried quiet private estates are now becoming commercial venues for events. >> starting today, santa clara county families in need can register for sacred heart's annual pack a backpack backpack drive. now, the annual drive distributes thousands of backpacks and school supplies to families in the south bay. to register, families have to have sacred heart membership number. people who are in need can sign up on the organization's website. required documents include a photo id proof of each

child's age, such as a birth certificate, immunization record, or a medical card. >> all right. 546 is your time in burlingame, a group of volunteers spent the day picking up trash while taking a nature walk along the san mateo county bay shoreline. the volunteers met along the shoreline not far from sfo. the citizens environmental council organized the event. it's a group that advocates for pet friendly policies and empowering young people to become more environmental leaders. >> we always see all the water and all the birds in this area, and so we really want to make sure that we're keeping it beautiful so that people can enjoy it as they're going along the shoreline. >> volunteers were provided with trash pickup kits. organizers say they collected large amounts of cigarette butts and broken glass. >> google says it will appeal an antitrust decision. the proposed ways to restore competition in online searches. a judge heard closing arguments friday on what a remedy? on a remedy in that monopoly case and what it would look like. but google already

says it will appeal the decision before a final order has been issued. a federal judge ruled in april that google dominated two markets for online advertising and technology. the justice department says google should have to sell off its ad manager business. >> well, another longtime san francisco restaurant is closing its doors for good. fog city, formerly fog city diner along the embarcadero, had its last dinner service friday night. the restaurant opened in the 1980s as an upscale diner. it was overhauled in the 2000 2013 to be exact, dropping diner from its name. the general manager says post-pandemic changes in the neighborhood posed difficult challenges for the restaurant. >> never really made it out of covid. you know, ever since then, we were still struggling. it felt the neighborhood was kind of getting more quiet. levi's wasn't really fully returning to work. you know, it seems like a lot more people were working remotely, and unfortunately, it felt like fog city kind of got forgotten in

many ways. >> the owner thanked customers on social media for 40 years of patronage. >> disney's live action remake of lilo and stitch is holding strong at the top of the box office. the film pulled in another $63 million over the weekend. it's now the second highest grossing movie this year, with $280 million in domestic sales. that's more than ryan coogler's vampire movie. sinners mission impossible the final reckoning stayed in second. >> all right, our own star, sal castaneda, is in the traffic. >> who is ohana? >> ohana. >> ohana means family. >> you know. you know what, andre? your check's in the mail, my friend. yeah. thank you. the nice intro. 5% right there. andre. andre and pam. nice to see you this morning. right now we have a couple of things i want to get to. there was a truck fire pickup truck westbound, 580 near airway. and traffic is backed up from the isabel exit. that's still being taken care of. the fire is out. no one was hurt. but it is a

spectacle. and then you have all that slow traffic coming in from tracy bay. bridge is getting a little more crowded. it's not super crowded, but just gives me the indication that we're going to have a typical normal monday where it starts to build up here. san francisco they were clearing a crash along northbound 101 right near cesar chavez. 549. let's talk about today's weather. looks like it's a little overcast out there. >> so i used to go to fog city diner all the time. me too. but that was back in the day, so i understand what the gentleman was saying. things have changed, all right? it was really good. all right. cooler. we talked about a low would come right down the coast, replace another one off of baja. and that's exactly what happened. so we get the cool down. yesterday we dropped a good 20 degrees or more. for some this is the water vapor. it shows you watch see that. there it is right there a little low spinning down the coast. the other low, which was off of baja, tapped in the remains of what was tropical system alvin and moved right into southern nevada and into arizona and the four corners. now that's a it's an unusual early june event. thunderstorms popped up in the central sierra,

but our low for our intent and purposes gave us a bigger fog bank, a cool down, an onshore breeze, and it's there. kind of come down a little bit. there's pretty good fog bank out there. 40s, 50s on the temps here, 45 in petaluma, still low 50s for many of you. have the low clouds probably in the 50s. 46 though. pacifica one observation there. woodside 48. then it's a lot of low 50s there, including los altos hills, stanford, menlo park, atherton, redwood city, san jose, san mateo pillar points at 53, 34, 42 up in truckee, south lake tahoe, 54, in reno. that i mean, that's you just don't see this too often. i mean, it's more tropical moisture. it's not the monsoon. this is tropical. that came in as parts of southern california. we had a few high clouds to the south. most of it stayed well south and east of us, but a few kind of drifted into the santa clara valley, south bay yesterday. today, though, it's back to stratus quo. big morning fog bank, which will retreat back to the coast. it will be sunny, but will cool to mild to warm and there will be an afternoon breeze. 6070s, low

80s. and i think we are starting off june. rather quiet, maybe a little warm up, but not really much until we get towards the end of the weekend into the weekend. >> steve, thank you much. an east bay school district considering raising the cost to put your kids in after school programs. coming up at six. why? the district says the cost of current programs is unsustainable, and tickets to the revival of the gilroy garlic festival selling out within a few hours of going on sale. how you can still get in if you want to go and take mornings on two with you wherever you go, you can now get headlines on two as a podcast. you'll find the latest episode wherever you get your podcasts. just search ktvu. [music]

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655 right now. large flower displays are coming to the de young and legion of honor museums in san francisco today. the weeklong bouquets to art floral fundraiser kicks off this morning. the event brings special floral pieces into exhibit halls throughout the museum. more than 100 botanical creations will be on display. proceeds from the fundraiser will go towards exhibitions, conservation projects and education programs as well. 2000 athletes traveled along san francisco's coast as they competed in the 44th annual escape from alcatraz alcatraz triathlon. it started with a 1.5

mile swim, diving off from a barge next to alcatraz to marina green beach. then they hopped on their bikes for an 18 mile ride through the presidio before completing the race with an eight mile run back to the beach. san francisco. dylan sorensen beat out the pack with a two hour and nine minute finish. >> this is our city, so i wanted to give as good of an effort as i could, and i just barely eked out the win. i was not in the lead until the last couple minutes, so the guy pushed me really well, and i wouldn't have been able to do that without him. >> on saturday, the professionals took on their own triathlon course with a longer segment for each of the swim, bike and run portions, while a 104 year old racing tradition got underway as hundreds of runners hit the streets in san francisco's north beach. they took off down stockton street for the annual italian club race. the roughly five mile event commemorates the creation

of the first italian constitution. the first race in north beach was back in 1999. organizers say there's been a run every year since, except for a period during world war two and in 2020, due to the covid 19 pandemic. >> it was relatively flat along the embarcadero. but then there's one back, one hill back up to washington square, which is quite a way to finish. >> the route took runners out to the embarcadero with a turnaround point at pier 26 before looping back to north beach. well, tickets for the revival of the gilroy garlic festival sold out within hours this weekend. organizers limited the number of tickets to 3000 per day because the new location at gilroy gardens theme park had a limited amount of space. and just a few hours after opening sales up this weekend, the festival announced it was sold out. in the past, the garlic festival has seen attendance as high as 100,000 people. over the weekend. festival organizers say there is a waiting list for tickets, and they are working on setting up a ticket exchange to

buy and sell resale tickets. at face value. the 42nd annual walnut creek art and wine festival wrapped up over the weekend. [music] the event, hosted by the city's chamber of commerce, drew tens of thousands of people from all over the bay area. dozens of booths took over civic park, some selling wines from all over the world. >> hands down, it's the miraval rosé is. everyone's loving it. i think we went through three cases already. i think it's the wine when summer's here and the sun is shining and it's a little on the warm side. we keep it nice and chilled. >> well. the festival also raises money for local charities and investing back into the community. well, if you want to go to the upcoming summer concert series by dead and company in san francisco, it will cost you. tickets are already sold out after first going on sale friday and on resale websites. tickets are going for as much higher than

face value. the cheapest three day pass could find this mornin. we could find this morning nearly $1,000, with vip tickets selling for as high as. get this $11,000. and if you want to just go to one of the days, it will still cost over $400. the concerts were organized to commemorate 60 years of grateful dead music. well, the music director of the san francisco symphony is preparing for his final performance at the davies symphony hall. sadly, he says he's leaving the symphony because he does not share the same goals as the board. in an open letter, the symphony symphony's musicians and programing cuts and canceled tours also played a part in his decision. he says he led the symphony since 2018, and his final performance is slated for june 14th. >> he threw a molotov cocktail at a group of protesters and one one person caught on fire from

head to toe. >> a man in colorado using a homemade flamethrower to carry out what the fbi is calling a terror attack, the latest on the injuries to victims and what we know about the suspect and the driver involved in a deadly chase. a police chase due in court, the new charges he's facing for the suspected role he is involved in in the death of an east bay teacher. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. it is 6:00. i'm andre senior. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. it is monday, june 2nd. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast as we head into the month of june. how does it look? >> i think you approve, pamela. >> i like when the fog rolls in. >> there you go. it's a cooler pattern, no doubt. now, some of the fog, there's some noticeable breaks in it, but there's pretty good fog bank out there. 40s. 50s on the temps. santa rosa 46, livermore 48, palo alto 49. that's on the stanford campus. the airport's 54. there's always a little difference. they're not traveling too far in distance.

san jose at 52. we are running cooler. everyone's running cooler. livermore six degrees cooler than yesterday at this time. five for santa rosa, five for san jose, five for concord. so it feels a little cooler to you is there's a decent breeze, not as roaring as it was on sunday afternoon evening. another low is coming down the coast. actually, it's off the coast right now. and replacing that one which pumped in a lot of moisture and rain into arizona. a rare early june event. the morning fog though, is back. morning low clouds, otherwise clear and cool. fog near the coast. sunny and nice to mild to warm. we are kind of in a holding pattern now for a while. 6070s to near 80. all right. sal's here at 601. you said there was one little issue. where was that? >> that was livermore, steve. westbound 580. we had a pickup truck fire. the authorities did a good job in getting it out. although there's still a backup at the scene. but the fire is out. it was there and was blocking the two right lanes at one point, but now it's gone. but we still have a little bit of work to do to get that backup gone. and we all have a lot of

people coming in from tracy. this is a look at the bay bridge. it's backed up to about the middle of the parking lot, so we're starting to get the typical monday backup. no problems on the bridge itself. 601 let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you sal. >> all right. happening today, a man accused of manslaughter for killing an oakland teacher with a stolen car is scheduled to appear in court. >> ktvu james torres live in oakland with what we expect to happen today. good morning james. >> good morning to you, pam and andre. we know this sudden, tragic death affected the entire castlemont high school community. not only did they lose a mentor and an educator, but it all happened just before the high school's graduation ceremony at the end of last week. students took the time to remember marvin boomer. they held a vigil in his honor friday night, hours after his students walked across the graduation stage. former students, fellow colleagues all offered their personal stories of boomer talking about his lasting

impact. >> just giving me good advice and just telling me he just checked in on me and everything. he was a very great teacher. >> in court this morning, 18 year old eric scott hernandez garcia expected to stand in front of a judge. [music] he's supposed to tell the court who his lawyer is and then enter into a plea. hernandez garcia is facing seven charges, ranging from vehicular manslaughter to running away from police. he is set to be in the courtroom at 9:00 this morning. we're live this morning in oakland. [music] i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you. james. the fbi is questioning a suspect in what the agency is calling a targeted terrorist attack in boulder, colorado. authorities say a man armed with a homemade flamethrower intentionally set people on fire during a rally in support of israeli hostages. at least eight people were hurt in yesterday's attack, including some with severe burns. police

commanders say the law enforcement officers who rushed to help those victims put their own lives on the line. >> immediately ran into a chaotic situation where a man was throwing molotov cocktails and using other devices to hurt people. >> witnesses are reporting that the suspect used a makeshift flamethrower and threw an incendiary device into the crowd. the suspect was heard to yell free palestine! during the attack. >> authorities have identified the suspect as 45 year old mohammed suleiman. they believe he acted alone. all of the people injured in the attack are expected to make a full recovery. >> at 604, alameda county's new district attorney reportedly rejecting her predecessor's recommendation to resentence inmates on death row. calmatters reports there have been at least four cases in which district attorney ursula jones dixon has moved to withdraw. resentencing motions filed under now, recalled da pamela price. price launched that review last year after a federal judge mandated

that her office investigate 35 death penalty cases for prosecutorial misconduct dating back to the 80s. that order cited evidence that black, jewish and gay prospective jurors had been excluded from hearing death penalty cases. >> the mayor of san francisco is looking to merge two city departments that were the subject of high profile scandals. mayor daniel lurie's budget proposal would fold the department on the status of women into the human rights commission. in the past year, both departments have dealt with accusations of problematic spending and mismanagement. if mayor lurie's budget is approved, the two departments will be merged into a new department called the agency of human rights. >> well, some parents in oakland made a shocking discovery in their children's elementary school yearbook. there was a racial slur in a 1940s news article describing an annual school fundraiser at montclaire elementary that still goes on today. it details carnival games at the event, including using a,

quote, n-word babies hear. the president of the pta is now trying to explain to parents how an old article containing racist language got into the yearbook. >> unfortunately, they skimmed the first paragraph of that article and said, this is great, and scanned it into the software that we use for the yearbook. >> the pta is already ordering reprints of the yearbook and is working with the school to make sure something like this never happens again. we've reached out to the oakland unified school district to get more details, but have not yet heard back. >> the berkeley unified school district could soon raise fees for its after-school programs. the district is considering a possible 20% fee hike to cover rising costs, which includes salaries for its nine after-school coordinators. it may also create a new tier for high income families while lowering its current sibling discount for its after-school programs. berkeley unified has been looking for ways to raise

revenue to close a $7 million budget deficit. >> some lawmakers in sonoma county are joining a growing list of groups opposed to a new casino. the group, which includes a county supervisor and the windsor town manager, are now supporting a lawsuit seeking to reverse the federal approval of a large casino and hotel proposed by the coronation. the site would be built south of windsor along shiloh road. the suit accuses the federal government of failing to adequately consult with neighboring tribes, and unequal treatment in the gaming license process. >> a north bay community wants the marin municipal water district to rethink plans to expand the nicasio reservoir. now, according to the marin independent journal, residents in the area say that they are worried the reservoir could make flooding even worse along nearby creeks. the district says it's taking those concerns seriously and will study the area's flood risks before making any decisions. another public meeting is set for july 15th. >> 6 to 7 is your time. sal

castaneda. it is rush hour right now, and the bay bridge plaza is starting to pile up with traffic. >> yeah, it's a pretty typical. you know, last monday it was a holiday, so we didn't have any of that. we're starting with highway four beginning to slow down coming out of pittsburgh to bay point. we had an earlier problem in livermore on 580 that's been clearing up, but we have a big backup coming in from tracy into livermore, and a lot of people heard about what was going on on 580, and they decided to use vallecitos road. so we have a kind of a bigger backup heading to 680 that way this morning. bay bridge as you guys mentioned, it's backed up almost to the maze. not quite, but it is a typical monday that we're getting a little bit of slowing. this is a look at interstate 880 and that traffic looks good. 608 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you sal. high stakes trade talks between the u.s. and china hit another obstacle. the accusations from both sides as negotiations are expected to

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we're following for you this morning. the santa rosa fire department is marking today the official start of fire season. firefighters say this past winter rain led to thicker vegetation, which has now dried out and is a fire risk. fire

officials are urging people to prepare. they say you should trim your trees, clear out gutters and roofs, review family emergency plans and prepare a go bag in case of an evacuation. montara state beach is closed again this morning after surfer came face to face with a shark on saturday. the surfer's surfer says he was sitting on his board when he felt something swim by his foot, knocking him off the board. he says he saw the face of the shark and hopped on his board to paddle to shore. that's when he found a bite mark. you see it right there and dent in his surfboard. the surfer was not injured. the beach is closed until 2:00 this afternoon. >> the white house says president trump and chinese president xi jinping are expected to talk about the ongoing trade negotiations sometime this week. now, the talks come as the two countries accuse each other of violating a deal signed last month. china accuses the u.s. of undermining the deal by stopping the sale of ai chip design software to the country and revoking visas for

chinese students. on friday, president trump asserted that china violated the deal without saying what the country did to violate it. the trade deal is supposed to last until mid-august. >> president trump's top economic advisers say the administration is more determined to keep its global tariffs in place, despite last week's court decision that declared most of those tariffs illegal. a federal trade court ruled president trump overstepped his authority in declaring emergency economic powers, but commerce secretary howard lutnick says president trump is ready to take other measures. if that ruling stands. >> there's so many other authorities that even in the weird and unusual circumstance where this was taken away, we just bring on another or another or another. congress has given this authority to the president, and he's going to use it. >> lutnick says the president has no plans to extend his original 90 day pause on some of his steepest tariff rates. that means they'll likely take effect as planned next month.

>> a number of employees are leaving the faa amid recent air control, air traffic control and technical problems that could have an impact on air traffic across the u.s. now, the wall street journal reports the departures are connected to retirements and resignations, and that includes senior leadership who oversee air traffic. airlines and accident investigations. now, the transportation department is trying to offset those issues through increased pay for new recruits and incentives for current employees. >> well, 614 is your time. a massive refurbishment project at newark international airport is done and all runways are back open this morning. it cost $121 million to help the runway meet faa safety standards, and it took about three months to complete ahead of schedule. in fact, faa staffing and operational challenges made it difficult for air traffic controllers to manage all flights using the remaining two runways. >> i would say it probably will

reduce the delays, maybe by like 20 or 30%. i really think they need to limit the flights not just in and out of newark, but in and out of the entire new york metropolitan area during these peak times. >> the return to full runway operations could have a big impact on flights all around the country. since the airport is such a large hub for travel. >> that has been a problem. >> yeah, i've seen it affect flights. you know, if you're traveling across the country, they don't have as many flights anymore. >> it's affected united airlines because they don't fly into it doesn't fly. >> into they went to another. >> airport, jfk and laguardia. yes. now they're working with jetblue. like it's very it's an ongoing issue. and there's a lot of travel this time of year. >> yes, summer travel is upon us. >> and how about travel to work on this? get to get back to work on monday. sal. how's it look? >> yeah, i know i was getting used to the four day week. pam. yeah. and andre. but here we are anyway. westbound 580, a little slow in livermore because of an

earlier issue. we had a lot of people hear about it and take vallecitos road. so if that's your commute, give yourself extra time. bay bridge backed up to the maze already. so we're we're really kind of full strength here on a monday. there have been no major issues on interstate 880 or on the san mateo or dumbarton bridges. those bridges look pretty good. heading out to the peninsula. a little bit of a you can see in this picture. anyway, it's a little bit of overcast. and now at 616 let's bring steve to talk about the weather. >> well we do have a lot overcast sound, no doubt about it here. low clouds have regrouped and come back today 6253 for the city. the average is now 6652. the records all go pretty far back except the rainfall. 93 on this date in 19 1247. the low in 19 100. and that's a lot of rain for june 2nd one and a third back in 1967. 50s on the water temps, even point reyes is bouncing between 49 and 50, 53, 52, 51. really cold water continues. so

that means the fog. want to get some help and it got some help. can plunge temperatures. and that's what happened. anywhere from 1522 i saw 23 to 24. for some the low came right down the coast replacing another low which was off of baja and went right into arizona and gave them rain, rare june rain for them. and there it is. you can see our low spinning off the coast. that's what cranked up the breeze, gave us the onshore wind as well, and also got rid of the hot temperatures. pretty impressive though for arizona. some pretty, you know, for june 1st and second. usually they're not talking about that. we get the low clouds a pretty good fog but not a roaring onshore breeze. i think it will pick up later today. but 40s 50s mainly 50s on the temps are upper 40s 51 down in boulder creek. felton 5150s mid 50s saratoga also 51 santa cruz at 54, gilroy says so are we 37 truckee 40. south lake tahoe, 46 in reno and 46 up in outdoors. and there it is. you can see the circulation that low tapped into what was once a tropical system, came right up

the coast, tapped into it and has brought rain. you can see for some first time, i believe, measurable rain in phoenix in 111 years on june 1st, i do believe, and our system will give us continuation of what we have today. will take us probably into wednesday or thursday. so back to stratus quo. sunny away from the coast, cool to mild to warm. there will be an afternoon breeze. 60s, 70s, 80s. really not much change. maybe a little warmer towards the end of the week, but until then it's what you see is what you get. and that's 60, 70s and 80s. >> all right. thank you steve. more than 2000 bike riders have left the bay area for the last ever aids life cycle ride to los angeles. they left the cow palace in daly city yesterday morning for the seven day fundraising trip. for the past 30 years, thousands of people have signed up for that 545 mile bike ride from the bay area down to southern california. the goal has been to raise money and awareness for aids testing, prevention and medical care. >> san francisco has such a legacy of eradicating hiv and

huge part with the aids foundation and other community stakeholders, and as much progress as we've made, there is still more to be done. we want to get to zero new infections. >> organizers of the aids life cycle ride say that they're ending the event because costs skyrocketed and fundraising fell after the pandemic. >> u.s. senator adam schiff was on hand for the first leg of the aids lifecycle journey. >> i was really proud and pleased to do this ride many years ago in 2014. it's an incredible experience and in whatever form the rides take in the future, i would encourage people to participate either as a rider or a roadie. we want to make hiv aids a thing of the past. >> senator schiff rode to santa cruz yesterday morning before heading back to washington. today. the riders raised $300 million for aids related organizations over the last three decades, including $17

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you here on mornings on two. the san francisco giants are back home to begin a four game series against the san diego padres at oracle park tonight. the giants ended their nine game road trip with a 4 to 2 victory over the marlins in miami yesterday. san francisco's big hit came in the third inning, when luis matos hit a three run homer that followed several road games when the giants struggled on offense. >> it was huge. i mean, the way we've been scoring runs, it felt like a 20 run homer at the time. obviously, we had to grind it at the end and be nice not to have to play that game every day, but a huge swing for a guy that works really hard every day, doesn't get to play a whole lot. numbers get gets called on a day like this when we're not scoring any runs and has the biggest swing of the game. >> the giants begin their homestand one game behind the padres, two games behind the

dodgers in the national league west. first pitch at oracle park tonight is 645. well, june is pride month, but this year, some members of the lgbtq plus community say celebrations are different. that's because many companies have withdrawn their financial donations to pride parades around the country. that came after the trump administration's push to roll back policies protecting the lgbtq community at the federal level. similar battles are playing out at the state level. right now, the aclu is tracking nearly 600 anti lgbtq bills. >> sometimes showing up, being your unapologetic, open, gayest, loudest self is an act of protest. >> it's become more important than ever to fight back. >> and advocates say pride celebrations can be the perfect way to fight back against hate. this year also marks the ten year anniversary of when the

supreme court legalized same sex marriage. crowds gathered in suisun city to celebrate that city's second annual pride event. the festival at harbor plaza had food, craft vendors, live music. drag queens also kept crowds entertained with elaborate costumes and campy performances. some told us this was their first time at a pride celebration. others said annual events like this one are crucial for the community. >> we're here and we're just want to love and be a part of the community and let people live as themselves. >> when you're here, the walls are broken. you see what it's actually about and it's really beautiful. >> more pride events are getting underway this week. the drag me downtown pop up performance series returns to san francisco on friday. then on saturday, the city of mill valley will host its second annual pride event. 2000 athletes traveled along san

francisco's coast as they competed in the 44th annual escape from alcatraz triathlon. it started with a 1.5 mile swim, diving off from a barge next to alcatraz to marina green beach. then they hopped on their bikes for an 18 mile ride through the presidio before completing the race with an eight mile run back to the beach. san franciscan dylan sorensen beat out the pack with a two hour, nine minute finish. >> this is our city, so i wanted to give as good of an effort as i could, and i just barely eked out the win. i was not in the lead until the last couple minutes, so the guy pushed me really well, and i wouldn't have been able to do that without him. >> on saturday, the professionals took on their own triathlon course with a longer segment for each of the swim, bike and run portions. feeding thousands of young students at no cost. the program that's returning today to provide warm meals for kids in oakland, and

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offering to homeowners and families. plus. >> he ended up in the water looking back at his board, and he said that he was looking at its face as it bit his board. it was pretty remarkable. >> yeah. talk about a close call here. surfer coming face to face with a shark. he tells us the story and even shows us the proof of his brush with danger. >> from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. as we take you live to that opening bell ringing right now. trade discussions and trade tensions are in focus again at the new york stock exchange. that is after president trump and chinese president xi jinping both accusing each other of violating the trade agreement between the two countries. overnight, the market indexes across asia dropped. right now looks like a lower opening for the dow, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq. we'll get you all your business news coming up. thank you for joining us here on

mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> i'm andre senior. 630 today monday june 2nd. you can see right behind us a little bit of layer on top. the clouds right there. i think that's what they call it. i'm not a meteorologist. >> or is it a marine layer? steve. >> you can call it that. i just say it's fog. >> fog? >> that's summer fog. >> that's much easier. >> you know. >> that's why you leave it to him. >> i guess most of us consider fog. that's right along the water. right. that fog rolls in. >> well, it's a different. it's a summer fog versus winter fog. how's that? okay. okay. winter fog is closer to the ground and more inland. summer fog is closer to the coast. 40s 50s on the temps here. pretty good fog bank out there. temperatures are running cooler. livermore. six degrees cooler than yesterday. at this time, we had about a 20 to 25 degree drop from saturday into sunday. still an onshore breeze out towards davis point out to pittsburgh. so it's not roaring, but i think we'll have an afternoon breeze there kicking in. phoenix picked up a quarter inch of rain. the most rain i think the second most

they've ever had on june 1st, going back 111 years. pretty impressive there for us. it's fog bank that kicked in. so the morning fog has arrived. it will peel back to the coast. i think you know the drill by now. but a little bit of june gloom out there that didn't take long. 6070 on most of the temps will go soft. 80 in livermore. all right. south here. i think we have to head right away to san mateo. >> yeah. there's an overturn. trash truck, steve. right here in san mateo. right at 92, 101. and it is blocking lanes. here, let me get rid of the icon just so i could see better what's going on? it's right there at that interchange, and it's affecting southbound 101. it's affecting eastbound 92 to southbound 101 so far, westbound 82 to northbound 101, which is one of the commute directions, is not affected. however, we do have a truck that's overturned and has part of the garbage that it was carrying all over the road, so we're going to keep looking at that. i want to show

you that westbound 580 has cleared up in livermore. we still have the slow traffic in tracy, and highway four is slow as well. so this is a typical monday. bay bridge backed up all the way out to the maze. 632 let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you so much, sal. today marks the start of fire season in one north bay town santa rosa fire department making that official declaration today. ktvu jesse gary is live in marin county this morning on what this means for residents. good morning to you, jesse andre. >> good morning to you. we've completed our trek all the way up here to santa rosa in sonoma county. fire officials here hoping this official declaration of the start of fire season today will help residents be better prepared for what lies ahead. let's take a look at our video this morning. in addition to the hot weather that we saw just at the end of last week, there's been a significant amount of rainfall during the winter and spring. remember, it rained last week while we were over at oakland international airport? couple that with the

growth of vegetation, which is drying out as we move more into our routine summer pattern and the fire risk grows, cal fire officials saying this is the time of year when they actually add seasonal firefighters. >> precipitation, and then no precipitation kind of leads the charge on when we're going to start up staffing our crews and then also the activity throughout the units and throughout the region and throughout the state, is kind of when we start looking at it and then we start bringing the seasonal employees back on. >> officials with the santa rosa fire department say they'll begin annual weed abatement inspections of residential properties in the city or within the wildland urban interface in vacant lots, and develop properties with at least a half acre of unimproved land. owners are required to cut vegetation and weeds longer than four inches in height. conditions yesterday in the south bay sparked a 20 acre grass fire near san jose international airport. gusty winds pushed the

flames, which threatened a nearby rv encampment. it prompted some evacuations. so here in the north bay today, the official start in santa rosa of fire season, crews are going to be out talking to homeowners about doing abatement to make sure their properties are safe, and also obviously make sure your neighbor's property is safe as well. we're live in santa rosa. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. andrea. andre. pamela, we'll head back to you down in oakland. >> all right. thank you. jesse. montara state beach is closed this morning after a surfer came face to face with a shark. california state park officials say it happened at 2:00 saturday afternoon, about 100 yards off shore. the surfer says he was sitting on his board when he felt something swim by his foot, knocking him off his board. then he says he saw the face of the shark. he hopped back on his board to paddle to shore, and that's when he found a bite mark on his surfboard.

>> now i'm good. once i was out of the water, i was. i felt better. it felt like i. i couldn't paddle fast enough. it felt like i'm like i'm in slow motion. while i was trying to get away, i was like, man, this shark will be so much faster than me. if he really wants to get me. >> the surfer was physically fine, just shaken up. lifeguards, cleared the water, closed the beach. that closure is in effect until 2:00 this afternoon. residents in an apartment building in santa clara say living there is making them sick. now the agrihood sustainable community near santana row in the westfield mall. older residents there say that they've experienced breathing problems, headaches and other health issues. many say it has become so bad that they had to go to the hospital. some say they report they were exposed. there were exposed walls where a fire started last year and unfinished repairs. the building's ownership has not commented on the issue publicly. >> well, oakland's free summer meals program for kids is

returning in full this summer thanks to private donations. the city's budget crisis had many families concerned that the program won't be able to give kids meals for the summer, as it has for 40 years. meals are now being offered at libraries and other city run sites, but not the 20 plus nonprofits that took part in the past. the program is available to all children under 18 and some adults with disabilities. it runs through mid-august. >> clear skies provided a rare show of the northern lights this weekend. across much of the country. the aurora could be seen over the weekend in more than half the united states, including some darker parts of northern california. the noaa predicted the lights could be seen as far as south as alabama, but people here in the bay area would have had to travel away from cities to try to catch a glimpse. as always, you need to kind of get away from those bright city lights for sure. >> always wanted to see that all the way down to alabama. >> i need to get to iceland. i

think you need to go to iceland. >> i looked. >> it up. really? >> we had another coworker that went to alaska, i think a year or two ago to see. >> it up there. >> that's another good spot. >> but i still want to go iceland though. >> yeah, me too, but. >> you have to go to a certain time of year to go check it out. in the meantime, our bright shining light is here in the traffic center. >> sal castaneda unfortunately has a problem to talk about. >> yeah. >> yeah, i put the arrow on it. okay. andre and pam, it's 92, eastbound 92 to southbound 101. you should avoid that area. also, southbound 101 92. there's a garbage truck that's overturned on one of the on ramps there, but it's affecting 101. it's affecting eastbound 92 for now. it is not really affecting westbound 92 coming off the san mateo bridge onto northbound 101. but still, if you're driving south on 101, you're going to see a backup there. as you pass the 92 interchange, you may just want to use 280 instead. and it's an overturned garbage truck. no one was hurt. however, this garbage all over the place as part of

the trailer overturned. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that traffic here. triple a traffic camera showing us a backup all the way out to the maze, and the metering lights are on. 638 let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> so thank you kindly, sir. we'll start in the city today. 6253 after yesterday's 60 average. 6652. the records go pretty far back here. record high 9319 1247 and 1900. 1.34 fell on this date. june 2nd and 1967. i should add for san francisco in may, the average high low was 57.8. what's normal? 57.8. how about that? i mean, right on the money. water temps continue to be on the chilly side. point has been bouncing between 49 and 50. san francisco, half moon bay. point arena to the north. all low 50s monterey. one of the monterey buoys has come up a little bit. we talked about a low coming down the coast. that's exactly what it did that turned the high

pressure system, kicked it out of here and turned on the onshore breeze. you can see that low right there on the water vapor. impressive. low. tapped into moisture. brought thunderstorms. parts of southern california, also in the central sierra. but no doubt arizona. phoenix picked up a quarter inch of rain. the most rain they've ever had on june 1st. and they're still getting some. this morning there was a near surprise. arizona. they had an inch and a quarter. that's impressive. i mean, that's a lot of rain. that was the remains of a tropical system. so our wind speeds have come down. i think they'll pick up a little later today. pretty good fog bank out there. 40s, 50s on the temps 51. boulder creek, 53. hollister 53 campbell east san jose 51. a little warmer there. so cal, i don't know about that. i think it's 57, not 67, but i'll check it. 37 truckee to 40, in south lake tahoe. that's the system that brought some activity near san diego and las vegas as well. but our system will give us a cool down. it's kind of settled in right there, and i don't think things are changing. so back to stratus quo here. sunny away from the coast, cool to

mild to warm. there will be an afternoon breeze, no doubt. 60, 70. so we had kind of this pattern here with these lows dropped in in april. we had them in may. and i think they'll continue into june. so i don't buy the above normal projections that some are saying for june. i think it will be close to normal. and of course you can get heat. doesn't take long, but have you noticed it's been out 1 or 2 days so far and then it's gone. and i think that will continue. so looks pretty quiet here towards the end of the week i think we'll get a little warm up. >> thank you steve. [music] >> well, thousands of people flocking to napa for the second annual unda music festival. the last-minute setback that hit one group ahead of its scheduled performance, and the response from people who attended. >> there's a new way for you to take mornings on two with you wherever you go. you can now get headlines on two as a podcast. you can get dollars and cents. as a podcast, you can get andre seniors. >> on the record. >> on the record. great discussions there. you find the latest episodes wherever you get

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now. 644 some of the stories we're following for you this morning. the man accused of killing a castlemont high school teacher in a crash following a pursuit through oakland, is expected to appear in court today. 18 year-old eric scott hernandez is charged with seven felonies, including vehicular manslaughter, evading an officer and leaving the scene of an accident. he's being held in santa rita jail with no bail. san jose is installing cameras at four intersections to crack down on drivers who run red lights. they're scheduled to be activated sometime this summer. the cameras will automatically switch on if a car enters an intersection after the light turns red. the current fine for running a red light, by the way, $486. >> 645 your time two windsurfers safe after calling for help in the san francisco bay. san francisco firefighters went out to help the windsurfers stuck in the water near marina green yesterday afternoon. one of the windsurfers eventually able to swim out on their own and the

other helped ashore, but both were uninjured, by the way. >> san francisco fire crews rescued someone from a cliff yesterday afternoon near the golden gate bridge. one hiker was hurt and stranded near the battery crosby trail, and had to be helped out by a helicopter. the hikers injuries were not serious. another person, though, had to be rescued from a cliff in the same area on saturday. >> a sinkhole has opened up on highway one near the buena vista drive exit, close to watsonville and santa cruz county. caltrans says the far left lane in the southbound direction will stay closed at least through the morning commute as they work to fix it. there is no estimate on how long it could take to fill that hole. drivers traveling through the area are being advised to give themselves extra time. another longtime san francisco restaurant closing its doors for good now. fox city. formerly fox city diner along the embarcadero, had its last dinner service friday night. the restaurant opened in the 1980s as an upscale diner. it was overhauled in 2013, dropping

diner from its name. the general manager says post-pandemic changes in the neighborhood posed difficult challenges for the restaurant. >> never really made it out of covid. you know, ever since then, we were still struggling. it felt the neighborhood was kind of getting more quiet. levi's wasn't really fully returning to work. you know, it seems like a lot more people were working remotely. and unfortunately, it felt like fog city kind of got forgotten in many ways. >> the owner thanked customers on social media for 40 years of patronage. >> napa la onda music festival marked its second year this weekend, despite last minute setbacks over visa- [music] denials. >> mientras se quedo. >> ella tradition.

>> bottlerock sister event saw about 20,000 spectators each day, with a lineup packed with regional latin music artists. some of those artists say their fans, who are undocumented, say they can only see and hear their favorite artists when they tour in the united states. >> latinos salvadorenos as cubanos, as every ethnicity in this country. please don't be afraid. >> i'm very proud and honored to be latina. i'm very proud and honored to be a musician and to hold the responsibility to share the value of what we have within. >> one of the groups scheduled to perform at the festival, grupo firme, had to cancel its performance after the state department revoked the visas of several of the band's members. the federal government says the band's music glorifies cartel violence. the band says it has distanced itself from that lyrical content. industry experts say visa cancellations have made coming to america a

gamble, and for many artists, it's not worth the risk. >> well, it's 648. the trump administration has just ended $1 million grant to plant trees in historically disadvantaged neighborhoods in berkeley. the program would have allowed residents to ask the city to plant trees in public spaces near their homes for free. the department of agriculture moved to pull the grant because of president trump's effort to stop dei programs. city leaders say it could restart the program with local funding if it's available. >> california's cap and trade program brought in $1.5 billion less than the last year. currently, companies that generate pollution are given pollution permits each year. if they those credits, if they go unused, they can sell them. however, due to uncertainty with future energy policies, sales of those pollution credits brought in far less than previous years. the demand for u.s. vacation homes has now dropped to its

lowest level in seven years. real estate company redfin found the cost of owning a second home has soared. at the same time, many u.s. cities are cracking down on those short-term rentals. the same study found fewer companies are now allowing their employees to work from home. remote work created a boom in vacation home sales and rentals during the pandemic. >> all right, let's get a check on the roads right now. sal has been tracking a trouble spot for us at 650 this morning. sal. >> that's right. we do have a trouble spot in san mateo. that's westbound 92. as you get off the bridge and do this. all right? you're going south, and that ramp is blocked with an overturned garbage truck. at least the part of the truck that was carrying the load flipped over. and that's also affecting people going eastbound 92 to southbound 101, not because lanes are blocked, but because people are slowing to take a look. so that whole thing. it's also affecting people coming south out of burlingame. people

are slowing down at 92. i would just avoid this interchange. if you could use 280 or get on the freeway after get on the freeway at hillsdale. whatever you do, just avoid that interchange and it's going to take a while to clean this, according to caltrans. they still have to get equipment in there and it's delayed. let's talk about the east bay commute. we have a lot of slowing already. 880 hayward and union city and fremont southbound. 680 is slow and we have some slowing on vallecitos road approaching the 680 interchange. if you're going to the bay bridge, by the way, highway four is slow from pittsburgh to bay point. if you're going to the bay bridge, it is backed up to the maze. 651 let's talk to steve now. steve, i met someone at a fundraiser because i go to fundraiser just like dave. dave clark does. so i want to say happy birthday to tiffany, who i met at a fundraiser. we do a lot of these fundraiser things. >> and she watches you all the time. >> not only she watches us, she's been watching us for like,

25 years. i grew up with you. >> i grew up with you. thanks a lot for making. >> people come up, man. you've been in my house for 25 years. >> thank you sir. appreciate that. right. cooler came in that low, came down the coast as advertised. big drop from sunday to saturday to sunday was anywhere from 15 to 25 degrees. one low. you can see it. there's the water vapor. you can see the circulation right there. see that? that's what it is. that's replacing the other one which gave record rainfall to phoenix on june 1st. they had a quarter of an inch. that's the most ever and the most breaking the old mark 8.02 and 1914. pretty impressive for that. there's also some pretty good thunderstorms in central sierra and also down near san diego. the wind on the coast is turned southerly. it's been north northwest for i think, two months. and now it's suddenly because of that low. so what does that mean? it means the water temps go up. look at the bodega, not bodega bay. excuse me. monterey bay, 56. so we'll have to keep an eye on things, see if this continues to warm up. because they've been 40 to

50. still some to the north. but i think maybe that half moon bay in san francisco, boy, if that south wind continues, could actually warm up a little bit. there's still a lot of fog out there though. 50s on most attempts, some 40s out there. petaluma, san anselmo, concord. one observation, 47 santa rosa. at 46, we are running cooler than 24 hours ago, anywhere from about 4 or 5 six degrees cooler. livermore is the frontrunner there at minus six. to the north, we can find plenty of 40s kenwood's 44, sonoma, nevado, fairfax and rafael's in there. sebastopol, occidental, healdsburg, cloverdale. take your pick. even windsor at 47 degrees 40 up in the mountains. truckee south, lake tahoe 50. in reno, the low is finally kicking out. look at all that thunderstorm activity. mono county inyo all the way down near san diego and into southern nevada as well. but it was mainly about arizona. but one low moves out. it's got a kicker, and that's the one we just showed you that's going down the coast. so that will level things off here. so we're back to stratus quo. it will be sunny away from the coast. fog though may persist over there. 6070 inland will get low 80s i

mean this time of year you can get some mid 80s far enough inland, but almost outside my forecast zone. pretty quiet until the end of the week. then it does look warmer going over the weekend, but not as warm as last weekend. >> steve, thank you much. 653 your time. ticket prices are sky high for the upcoming bay area concert series by dead and company. what it will cost you to see the remaining members of the grateful dead play some of their biggest hits in golden gate park, and applying to colleges in the u.s. has never really been easy, but it just got more complicated. coming up at 7:00. why international students now face ur we can tell you what it's capable of or you could find out for yourself. how we get there matters.

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time now 656. the 42nd annual walnut creek art and wine festival wrapped up over the weekend. [music] well, the event, hosted by the city's chamber of commerce, drew tens of thousands of people from all over our region. dozens of booths took over civic park, some selling wines from all over the world. >> hands down, it's the miraval rosé. is there more? everyone's loving it. i think we went through three cases already. i think it's the in wine. when summer is here and the sun is shining and it's a little on the warm side. we keep it nice and chilled. >> the festival also raises money for local charities and investing back into the community. large flower displays are coming to the de young and

legion of honor museums in san francisco today. the weeklong bouquet to art floral fundraiser kicks off this morning. the event brings special floral pieces into exhibit halls throughout the museum. more than 100 botanical creations will be on display today. proceeds from the fundraiser will go toward exhibitions, conservation projects and education programs as well. tickets for the revival of the gilroy garlic festival sold out within hours this weekend. organizers limited the number of tickets to 3000 per day because the new location at gilroy gardens theme park had a limited amount of space. and just a few hours after opening sales up this weekend, the festival announced the tickets were gone. in the past, the garlic festival has seen attendance as high as 100,000 people. over the weekend. festival organizers say there is a waitlist for tickets, and they are working on setting up a ticket exchange to buy and sell resale tickets at face value. if you want to go to the upcoming

summer concert series by dead and company in san francisco, it will cost you. tickets are already sold out after first going on sale friday and on resale websites. tickets are going for as much and much higher than face value. the cheapest three day pass we could find this morning are nearly $1,000, with vip tickets selling for as high as. get this $11,000. and if you want to go to one of the days, it will still cost over $400. the concerts were organized to commemorate 60 years of grateful dead music. the music director of the san francisco symphony is preparing for his final performance at the davies symphony hall, as a. pekka salonen says he's leaving the symphony because he does not share the same goals as the board. in an open letter, the symphony's musicians and programing cuts and canceled tours also played a part in his decision. salonen has led the symphony since 2018. his final performance is slated for june

14th. [music] >> the man charged in the deadly crash that killed an oakland teacher is back in court today. the new charges the suspect is facing and how the community is still healing following that tragedy. plus. >> our community is hurting. our community is angry. >> a painful page in montclair elementary's history slipped into this year's yearbook, sparking anger, tough questions and a community grappling with how to move forward. >> and you threw a molotov cocktail at a group of protesters and one, one person caught on fire from head to toe. >> a terrifying attack in colorado, quickly labeled as terrorism by the fbi. what may have motivated the act of violence. [music] >> from ktvu? fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for