amazing. if you could keep it right in that comfort zone. >> you know, i do it for you. >> i know. >> all right. 50s on the temps. another big fog bank. most of it north. there's clearing south and a rip roaring delta wind. i'll show you that in a second. we are stuck in a pattern. i don't think it's changing, really? for a while here. southern california. a little bit of activity popping up down there, but that's associated with a low that went right by us yesterday. lightning all over the place up in the central sierra. travis 24. west southwest to 31. that's an extra hold on the hairspray day out there. no doubt about it. that's your delta breeze. and overall we are in. as i say, stuck patterns tend to stay stuck. and guess what? we're stuck. so morning low clouds otherwise clear and cool. sunny for most. if you're near the coast, it's 60. if you're around the bay, 6070. if you're inland at 70s to low 80s. all right. never stuck. always on the move. here he is, mr. sal castaneda. >> steve. good morning. thank you sir. you too. yes. yes, sir.

yes, sir. we do have to start with a problem. on 580 eastbound livermore valley. this is the second or third day. we've had something going on there. eastbound, 588 isabel. there was a crash at about 240 this morning, and at one point, all the lanes were blocked. now you can get through, but there are some lanes closed. we're going to go live to the scene in just a moment to find out exactly what happened. there's a lot going on with this crash. we'll find out in just a moment. i do want to check in with the rest of. oops. went to the wrong button there. i want to check in with the rest of the commute here and go to the bay bridge. so everything is light. bay bridge. we're looking at it from the toll plaza camera, and you can see that camera looks pretty good. now at 501. let's go back to pam. >> all right. thank you sal. and we are following that breaking news this morning in livermore, where a big rig fire and deadly crash is blocking multiple lanes on 580 ktvu. james torres out there this morning. james. certainly we can see the

response behind you. what can you tell us this morning? >> yeah, we're on the eastbound side of 580 just outside livermore. this is just past airway boulevard, approaching isabel avenue. we'll first show you the traffic that's flowing right next to me here. two lanes of traffic are now going by, which means cars are getting by just perfectly fine. however, there's still an investigation and a mess left behind after a flurry of incidents in this area. here's what chp is telling us. first, it all started just before 3:00 this morning. a motorcycle crashed and then at some point, cars were swerving around the motorcycle, some even actually making contact with the motorcycle. at some point, three big rigs pulled over on the right hand shoulder. one of those big rigs catching fire, causing this area to be even more chaotic. chp reporting at least one person is dead as a result. here and now, at least four different lanes of traffic along 580 in the eastbound direction are still closed this morning. there is no estimated

time for when all that will reopen, but i will tell you, if you're coming out of tracy on the westbound side of 580, headed into parts of the east bay, you're not facing any trouble there. traffic is moving along just fine there. and on the east side where we are standing this morning, two lanes of traffic are open. that just happened about 10 to 15 minutes ago. so thankfully no backup at this point. traffic seems to be flowing along, moving along smoothly, but chp says they may still be here for a while as they work on cleaning up what's left behind here. we'll keep you updated on how soon until all these lanes open back up and traffic in this direction won't be a problem anymore. for now, we are live this morning near livermore. i'm james torres. we'll send it back to you in the studio. >> james. thank you. firefighters in fairfield are watching for hot spots this morning after a fast-moving fire came close to burning several homes. people have been allowed to go home after the fire forced evacuations yesterday afternoon near hillburn road. aircraft fought the fire from the sky

while tankers and crews on the ground worked to stop it from spreading. crews say high winds made that fire harder to get under control. a number of neighbors also sprung into action, spraying down their homes and properties. >> i just watered everything. everything down the fences, down anything. wood, furniture, you know, outside furniture, trees. you just never think it's going to happen. it's going to come over your way. so it just taught us a lesson on, like we've been saying, we need to kind of, you know, pack things and no go back. >> crews say some homes and cars have to be cleaned after fire retardant was dropped. >> a fire at a strip mall damaged some businesses in fremont last night. firefighters tell us it happened at paseo padre parkway near deep creek road near the border with union city. firefighters say most of the fire damage was in a nail shop, but some other businesses in the strip mall had some water damage from sprinklers. no one was hurt. firefighters are still trying to figure out what caused the fire.

>> firefighters in oakland put out several fires. one was a brush fire on 36th avenue, not far from interstate 880. we're told that fire started along the railroad tracks and spread into nearby backyards. no homes were damaged, but there was a separate fire at an rv at third and adeline that sent heavy smoke into the air and briefly threatened a commercial building. now, as we move deeper into fire season. be sure to download the free fox local mobile app to get breaking news updates right to your phone, tablet or smart tv. >> well, a 7-eleven in oakland that had been robbed multiple times over the last month was hit by thieves twice in one day. oakland police say the first robbery happened sunday morning. several people walked into the location on grand avenue and demanded cash from the register before taking off in a car. then later in the afternoon, police say two people seemed to be armed with a knife, came in, took cash and ran away. neighbors say it's a hot spot for break ins. the windows are

still boarded up from the last smash-and-grab. >> that's really heartbreaking. the guys who run this 7-eleven are really sweet. i feel awful for them. >> investigators say they don't believe the two incidents are related. back in april, when the same shop was broken into twice in 24 hours, the store clerk told us he was attacked by thieves, leading him to quit. >> a cold case. murder from almost 50 years ago has been solved. investigators say they now know who killed, stabbed and killed a san jose teacher in a school hallway in 1978. diane peterson was at branham high school the day after school had let out for the summer. a student actually saw peterson being attacked and heard her cry for help. that student was able to help police create a sketch of the suspect. years later, another witness told police that someone had confessed to him and showed him the alleged murder weapon.

>> and he showed me the knife that he used and mr. according to the witness, mr. nickerson carved the words teacher dear into the knife handle. >> the suspect named in the case, harry nickerson, died in 1993. he was never a student at branham, and the motive for the killing remains unknown. detectives at the time speculated the teacher may have stumbled upon a drug deal. >> time now is 507. the san francisco parks alliance is preparing to shut down amid city investigations into how it manages its finances. according to the san francisco chronicle, the nonprofit's board members voted last week to dissolve the organization. for years, it has helped improve the city's public spaces. recently, however, the parks alliance began facing complaints that it was not reimbursing community partners. the parks alliance is also accused of using millions in donations and restricted funding to pay its operating costs. >> there's concern that the federal government may not have the funding to help communities

this hurricane season. the agency says it will be able to handle this season despite hundreds of planned cuts. but some florida lawmakers say they're worried that uncertainty with fema could impact relief efforts. florida leaders say cuts by elon musk's department of government efficiency have already restricted resources for predicting storms. many federal scientists were laid off. >> the back and forth on whether fema should exist at all does not lend itself to having full confidence that they are going to be the partner on the ground that we saw in the aftermath of helena milton. >> communities in north carolina are still struggling to recover from hurricane helene last season, which made the state's housing crisis even worse. this year, researchers predict between 6 to 10 hurricanes to hit the u.s. from june to november. >> well, if you liked yesterday, you'll like today, and you'll probably like tomorrow and the day after and the day after. really, not much is changing.

the water vapor, though, shows you why we've cooled down that low went right by us. it's now visiting los angeles, and that opened the door to the sea breeze that opened the door to more fog. look at all the thunderstorm activity up in the central sierra, mainly around bridgeport and also bishop crowley lake, if you know that area. but what's interesting is that that low is replacing another low, which went right into arizona, tapped into moisture. a friend of mine lives in north scottsdale. he had an inch and 3/100. that's more rain than he had in december, january and february. how about that? that system is kicking out now. it's. but it was a heck of a rain producer in arizona and phoenix. phoenix already with their ninth wettest june. and it's only the third 50s in the mountains. that's oakland hills. that's at 1400 feet and 100% humidity. that's because we're in the fog and 50 degrees. interesting. we had a south wind yesterday. so you can see the dividing line here about san francisco bowie south. they went up 57 5556 point raise north. they're still cold 50 low 50s. i

think we'll see a little change in that. the wind is starting to turn a little more westerly. and then it will go northerly as that low moves south. pretty good onshore breeze or wind for some. i mean out to travis is up to 31mph. and there's a lot of fog out there, mainly north though so far there's clearing south, but we'll see if it fills in 50s on the temps here. can we find any 40s to the north? occidentals 49. kenwood's 46. fairfax 47. but other than that, it's all low 50s. there's just too much fog up there and that really cool them down yesterday, low 40s up in the mountains. and that's unless you're in reno where it's 50 degrees. not much change for us here. everything looks pretty quiet going all the way out to the weekend here. so a stuck pattern, which means night and morning fog. otherwise sunny if you're near the coast. 60s if you're bayside. 70s if you're inland. low to mid 80s. >> all right. thank you steve. we're following new details after the targeted attack in colorado. the information the fbi says it is learning from the suspect. >> a gut punch to bay area arts organizations from federal government funding cuts. the

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and apparel voucher, and improved workplace policies. the union of about 1500 employees, including bus operators and mechanics, went on strike for two weeks in march, shutting down transit in san jose. >> a new report is shedding light on what may have attributed to a fire at the martinez refinery back in february. the report says there weren't enough workers and not enough training for those workers at the time of the fire. the fire ignited during maintenance and would go on to burn for three days. that report will be presented to contra costa health's oversight committee later today. >> the richmond san rafael bridge is back open this morning, but that's following a traffic nightmare throughout the evening commute. the bridge had to be shut down when crews discovered concrete on the upper deck starting to crumble. now, while some lanes were later partially reopened, the traffic impact was felt for hours. the fbi now says the suspect in the attack in boulder, colorado, that injured at least 12 people has confessed to federal

authorities. mohammed suleiman appeared in a court hearing virtually. he's facing both state and federal hate crime and attempted murder charges. prosecutors allege suleiman told investigators that he used molotov cocktails in the attack because he was not legally able to buy a gun. he also said he specifically wanted to target zionists and planned the attack for more than a year. >> when he was interviewed about the attack, he said he wanted them all to die. he had no regrets and he would go back and do it again. >> at this time, prosecutors believe the suspect acted alone. his bond is set at $10 million. >> israel is denying accusations its troops attacked an aid distribution site over the weekend. medical organizations, including the red cross, say more than 170 people were hurt and more than 20 people were killed in sunday's attack. israel is denying its troops fired at any civilians. the u.n. secretary general has now called

for an independent investigation into the incident. >> we're now hearing from several bay area arts organizations that have suddenly lost federal funding, putting some of their programs at risk. one of those affected is the san francisco gay men's chorus. the national endowment of arts recently ended their $38,000 grant right at the start of pride month. in a statement, the nea said it is focusing on funding projects that reflect, quote, the nation's rich artistic heritage as prioritized by the president, and said the gay men's chorus does not align with those priorities. >> rage. anger. like someone is trying to minimize you, tell you your stories don't matter. and that is not a new thing for the lgbtq plus community. >> sfjazz also had a 30,000 nea grant canceled. the two organizations say they now have to rely more heavily on community donations to keep

their programs going. >> all right. coming up at 517 right now, steve paulson in the weather center tracking the forecast for us. >> i'm not tracking much, to be honest. it's okay. it's a really quiet pattern for june. some of the projections were, oh, it's going to be hot this month. and i'm like, really? i don't see it. i just don't unless something really changes. everything is saying near-normal to below all the way out to the 15th and the 18th. these lows see these low going down the coast. this has been the pattern pretty much since march. now once you get to end of may and june, they're weaker and they're farther apart in timing and distance. but i mean, the forecast models are remarkably in sync and showing more of these coming into june. so i disagree with others who say june is going to be hot. now, again, if you're in lake county, that's a whole different forecast. but for the local forecast right here, there's plenty of low clouds. the water temps continue to be pretty cold. and travis with a west southwest to 31 that is turbocharged. they're done. i

mean they're not maybe low 80s at best unless the wind collapses and i don't think it will. i have a friend who lives in cordele and he said, it's howling out here and i believe it 50s on the temps here. everyone's kind of stuck here. east bay temps also. i mean, talk about stuck. look at the 54, 55, 56 across the board here. everyone's really close. isothermal is what we call them. truckee south lake tahoe 40s. mammoth thunderstorms booming up around the central sierra yesterday. bridgeport. bishop. also around mammoth. there were big boomers up there yesterday. see if this forecast this satellite shows it. now i have to put it in there. but anyway keeping that in place though look at that. a lot of activity up in the mountains. this is going forward over about the next six days. so any travel plans to the mountains? this is almost like an end of july august pattern here showing a lot of thunderstorm activity. usually june's not that active, but that's the way it's looking. we are in a stuck pattern. one of my rules of thumb and weather is stuck. patterns tend to stay stuck. guess what? we're stuck. so morning low clouds giving way

to sunshine 60s and low 80s. pam. no big changes all the way into probably friday. >> all right. thank you steve. vitamin d can do more than just support bone health. we talk with our fox medical team about the new study,

welcome back to mornings on two. vitamin d is known to support bone health, but new research

shows it could also help the body age more slowly. now, a new study revealing that taking vitamin d supplements may protect against certain biological aging process. help us as we grow older. so fox medical teams doctor mike. joining us now doctor mike this sounds great. slowing down the aging process. how does vitamin d help us do that? >> well it all starts with the chromosomes. and i brought a little diagram because what they talk about here are these little guys here. they're called telomeres. they are responsible for protecting the chromosome every time it divides. and every time it divides, those telomeres get a little shorter. and the theory is that as time goes by, they get to the point where they are so short, the cell dies and

that's it. so if vitamin d in fact does reduce that shortening, then we could be on to something big here. and i think vitamin d already has benefits, including reduction in inflammation, bone health. also there are studies showing that if you're pre-diabetic, it may help reduce your risk of becoming diabetic. it goes on and on and on, even cancer patients. so there there is something biological going on here with vitamin d, and that's why i check it on every single patient in my practice. every single one. >> yeah, it's very interesting. my doctor, my primary care physician, about 3 or 4 years ago said, oh, you need to be taking vitamin d, you know? she said, it's great for a lot of things, you know. and so i took vitamin d is sun. you know, we always say, go out and get your vitamin d, get out in the sun, get outside food. are there ways that we can get enough of it? or

should we also be taking a supplement? >> hard to get it from food. and if you go out and the natural way to get vitamin d is from sunlight, well, you do that enough, then you'll get a skin cancer. so we've been very good at telling people to use sunscreen and all of that. most people, especially where i'm at, you know, we're far away from the equator. most of my patients are vitamin d deficient. now, how much do you take? well, i'm kind of a science kind of guy. and so i do a blood test. and you want to be careful because if you take too much vitamin d, it's what we call fat soluble. can cause injury to the liver. so you want to make sure that you're taking not too little and not too much, just the right amount. >> oh, that's a really important point to make because i know there's things like vitamin a, you can get too much of. vitamin c just flushes out of your body. so not a problem. so you're

recommending a blood test to see how much you should take before just going to the drugstore and grabbing some vitamin d. >> if you don't have access to the blood test, some would say just take. probably not going to get in trouble with 1000 units or 25 micrograms a day. okay, that's that's the traditional amount that i tell my patients to take. but in america, some people believe that more is better. and they'll take 10,000 units, 5000 units. and that may be too much. and i do have people who have gotten into toxic levels with vitamin d, so you just have to be careful with that. but i am a believer that vitamin d is a good thing and very important for not only bone health and reduction in inflammation, but possibly longevity. >> okay. great information, doctor. mike, thank you so much.

>> thanks, pam. thanks for having me. >> all right. time now 525. the 18 year old suspect accused of killing a high school teacher during a pursuit appeared in court. we'll tell you why. he will not be attending his own high school graduation. and a new report is out about february's large refinery fire in martinez. what it's revealing about the issues this xfinity wifi is booming! booming, booming, booming booming, booming, booming booming, booming, booming

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months after the strike that crippled public transit in the south bay. vta workers are set to vote on a new contract. details on the latest offer from the transit agency to the union, and a traffic nightmare on the richmond-san rafael bridge. what caused that huge backup during the commute hours? >> from ktvu? [music] fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two i'm pam. >> cook i'm andre senior. it's tuesday june 3rd. it is 529. let's get over to steve in the weather center with a look at the forecast for today. >> steve i'm just going to record this hit and go home because nothing's changing here. >> wow. that's kind of nice. >> yeah i know thank you. of course nobody knows that 50s on the temps usually there's some kind of separation here. nothing i mean this is about the city's 55, san jose's 55, 55, in

concord. livermore. it's because of this pattern we're in favors. temperatures really not changing all that much? a little bit of activity in southern california, in the central sierra, no doubt. boom, boom, boom boom. pretty good activity around bridgeport, bishop crowley lake, if you know that. west southwest to 31 out to the delta. so watch out on 80 if that's your drive around cordelia, maybe fairfield as well. fog retreats back to the coast. stuck pattern. i mean, it's just only subtle day to day changes. look for sunny for most, although that fog lingered a long time in areas to the north yesterday, especially around santa rosa. so 6070s to near 80. all right, south here. i heard you say we had one item. one hiccup. where was that? >> yeah, that's eastbound 580 steve, near isabel. we have several lanes closed. even though right now that's the non commute direction. and we do have traffic getting by. anyway let me put it on the map here. eastbound 580 at isabel. westbound 580 in the area is not really that slow. and as we look

out to the altamont pass the heavy truck traffic is still kind of queuing up at the 580 at two eight 205 split there at the tracy triangle. still looks okay on the altamont pass. let's talk about the bay bridge and some of these other commutes. if you're getting up early, you're getting a good commute into san francisco. you're also getting some pretty good commutes across all bay area bridges. now at 531, let's go back to the headlines. >> well, a new report is shedding light on what may have attributed to a fire at the martinez refinery back in february. the report says a lack of qualified contract workers and inadequate training and supervision played a role in the fire. the report says contract workers were doing maintenance on a piping system and mistakenly caused fuel to leak. the fuel ignited within minutes, sparking a large fire that burned for three days. the report will be presented to contra costa health oversight committee later today. >> the richmond san rafael bridge is back open this

morning, but that is following a traffic nightmare throughout the evening commute. this was the look from sky fox, where drivers heading to the east bay from marin county were stuck in that bumper to bumper traffic. the bridge had to be shut down when crews discovered concrete on the upper deck started to crumble, while some lanes were later partially reopened, the traffic impact was felt for hours. one driver we spoke to said the delays added more than an hour to his commute. >> for about an hour and 20 minutes. so it's, you know, it's quite a bit. i usually it takes me an hour to get home to santa rosa. now it's going to be like a three hour delay. so we just got to bear with it. >> caltrans says they will continue to monitor the upper deck this week for any other problems. crews have reopened an off ramp along interstate 880 in san jose after fixing a large sinkhole. the sinkhole opened up

in the northbound direction of the freeway, shutting down the alameda exit yesterday and impacting traffic. the highway patrol and caltrans was able to get the road back open overnight. >> the man convicted in a deadly street racing crash that killed two people on the peninsula has died in jail due to a combination of prescription drugs. the san mateo county sheriff's office says kyle harrison was found unresponsive in a cell on saturday. the coroner's office now says a 25 year old died due to, quote, toxic effects of methadone and two other drugs. harrison was serving an eight year prison sentence for the crash that killed a redwood city couple. >> we're hearing from the attorney of the suspect charged in the crash that killed an oakland teacher last week. 18 year old eric hernandez torres was scheduled to graduate saturday from a rise high school in oakland, but instead he has been charged with vehicular manslaughter, evading police and hit and run. police say the vehicle torres was driving hit and killed a math teacher from castlemont high school following a chase.

>> he has an unformed brain, right? the studies show your brain is not fully formed as far as your reactivity and your ability to make decisions between right and wrong. >> authorities say hernandez also crashed into a minivan at east 21st street and park boulevard in oakland during a brief chase by chp. santa rosa man with a history of sex offenses is once again facing allegations, this time at sonoma state university. campus police say 50 year old greg nathan approached people on campus pretending to be a student. he offered foot massages to students, claiming it was for volunteer hours. he's accused of touching at least three people without their consent. nathan was arrested last week but has since been released. he's a registered sex offender with multiple prior convictions involving children. prosecutors have not yet filed formal charges. a small school district in west sonoma county is searching for a new

superintendent. according to the press, democrat matt dunkle is stepping away from his role at forestville union, that district that serves just over 200 students. the district has brought in a consulting firm to begin the search for a new superintendent. >> the co-founder of a local local cryptocurrency company is asking san francisco to approve a $9.4 million gift to benefit the police department. chris larson of ripple labs says the money would go to the department's real-time investigation center. now, the center uses surveillance technology, including cameras and license plate readers, to monitor crimes in progress, and the donation would include the purchase of 12 new drones for the police department. >> mill valley is updating its parking rules to try and accommodate new businesses and housing complexes. the rules date back over 45 years, and the planning commission is considering changes to adjust to the city's growth. right now, businesses have to provide 3 to

10 parking spaces for every 1000ft!s. the planning commissin is leaning towards loosening those rules now. the authors of a new book critical of president biden's reelection bid took to the stage at san francisco's commonwealth club. the discussion drew a packed crowd. the book original sin, was written by cnn anchor jake tapper and alex thompson of axios. among topics they addressed was the president's poor debate performance that sparked calls for him to drop out of the race. tapper was moderating the debate that night alongside cnn anchor dana bash. >> i was just like, oh, like, what is going on? this is insane. and dana wrote on a piece of paper, he just lost the election. and that was. and it just got worse. and it just, i mean, like and it was not just one bad answer. it was and it was not a cold and it was not overpreparation or under preparation. he seemed unable to do the job. >> tapper and thompson also recalled how biden's staff consistently downplayed concerns

raised by reporters, insisting the president remains a sharp and capable as ever. >> starting today, travelers flying united airlines will need to arrive earlier for their flights. united customers will need to check in at least 45 minutes before departure time for domestic flights. the previous limit was 30 minutes. international passengers are required to check in an hour before their flight. travelers can still check in for their flights 24 hours in advance, either online on the united app or at an airport kiosk. a flight attendant on a flight from sfo to london was arrested after he was found dancing naked inside one of the plane's restrooms. this took place on a british airways flight last week. police reports say the flight attendant vanished during in-flight meal service. he was eventually found in a business class bathroom. staff had to dress and restrain the flight attendant for the rest of the ten hour flight. when the plane landed, he was taken into custody. police are still investigating what led up

to the incident. >> wildfires burning across canada are impacting air quality in the bay area. the smoke from these fires is being pushed by wind, leading to hazy conditions across parts of the u.s. the bay area air quality district says people may notice some hazy skies high up here in the bay area today. >> well, for this forecast, nothing but the bare facts, pamela. nothing but the bare facts. nice to mild to warm. the wind is a factor. there's already gusts to travis at 31mph. this is about as quiet of a pattern. honestly, i just don't buy into june being above or hot. everything i see shows a series of these lows continuing to drop in, not only with the one we had coming by, and now it's down off of southern california. but there's more on the way now in june. it doesn't take much to warm up. i mean, seriously, inland you can pop pretty fast, but i think we're

in near normal on this june to slightly below today. 60s coast 70s 60s 70s to low and a few mid 80s. that's one low. see that? a lot of thunderstorm activity up in the central sierra. that low is replacing the other low, which brought record rain to much of arizona. there were some whopper totals, 1 to 2 inch amounts, especially north of phoenix. quite quite interesting. they couldn't get a drop during the winter. and now here they are in early june, getting a lot of rain. 51 bodega bay marine lab, point reyes, 52. yet the san francisco boy, half moon bay and monterey boy went up because of a south wind. although i think that wind is turning more westerly now. but there's a lot of fog out there. the water temps to the north are really cold. there's travis 24 southwest, gusting to 31. that will get your attention. some of the bridges hang on a little bit. could be gusts about the same 30 3550s on the temps. i mean even on the peninsula, usually woodside i mean they're 52, but everyone else is pretty close here. pacifica 51 mid 50s, montara beach, pillar point in there, san mateo. so again,

there's just not much separation today. 39 mammoth thunderstorms around there, all south lake tahoe and truckee in the low 40s. we'll look for this pattern to continue with only subtle changes. look in the mountains though, going forward. sometimes people june head up to the sierra. also look at that's a lot of tropical moisture coming in. so just something to watch. i think for us it's just a continuation of a stuck pattern. and when they're stuck, they're stuck. we've seen high pressure rule out for months. well right now i think it's what we get is not see 6070s to low 80s on the temps. and except for day to day changes there's really nothing showing up here. maybe a little warmer inland over the weekend. >> all right. thank you steve. a bay area woman says her husband was detained by immigration enforcement during a routine appointment. —hi! —hi! ♪

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to mornings on two. five. 43. and happening right now. hundreds of union vta employees are voting on a new contract proposal from the transit agency. if approved, a favorable vote would end a stalemate that has stretched out since the end of last year. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary joining us now live in the studio with details on this vote. good morning jesse. >> pamela, good morning to you. voting started 4:00 this morning. continues all day and most of the night. wrapping up

at 10 p.m. tonight. union 82, 65 and vta have been at odds over a new contract since december of last year after negotiations stalled. roughly 1500 bus drivers and light rail operators walked off the job march 10th. that left roughly 100,000 daily riders stuck without a way to get around the south bay. on march 26th, a santa clara county superior court judge ruled the ongoing strike violated a no strike clause that was in effect during negotiations that forced striking workers back on the job, with bus service resuming march 28th and light rail service coming back online days later. vta officials say their offer is a pay increase of 14.5% percent, spread over four years. enhanced dental benefits and an appeal voucher for the workplace and an improved workplace policies. now, if this contract is approved and it takes a simple majority to do that, it would take effect june 9th, pending approval of the vta

board of directors. i just spoke with the head of the atu 265 who says, this is kind of a 5050 split. it could go either way. we'll talk more about that coming up in the next hour, and also how he feels that the union is not exactly getting everything they want. we'll talk about that coming up at 630. >> all right jesse, thank you so much. time now is 545. a livermore woman says her husband was detained by federal immigration officials last week during a routine check in with authorities. rosa lopez is a u.s. citizen. her husband, miguel, was brought to the u.s. by his parents from mexico city when he was 18 years old, without documents. when they tried to get him a green card, he was rejected. he received a residence card in court, but the government revoked it. since then, the couple have been fighting to get miguel legal status so he can stay with their three children and young grandchildren. >> i know he's done everything the right way. paid his taxes. he's he's worked. he's had no problems with the police. like, yes, he made the mistake by

crossing the border and claiming to be a us citizen. he was 18. i mean, what 18 year old knows, you know, and it's like he said, it wasn't my choice. i was brought here because my friends, my parents brought me. not because i decided to come. >> rosa says her husband has no criminal record, and for more than a decade has been working to follow all the proper procedures and legal avenues. ice has not responded to our request for comment. >> the acting director of ice is defending agents use of masks during operations, claiming their lives are being put at risk. >> people are out there taking photos of the names, their faces and posting them online with death threats to their family and themselves. so i'm sorry if people are offended by them wearing masks, but i'm not going to let my officers and agents go out there and put their lives on the line and their family on the line, because people don't like what immigration enforcement is.

>> now. director todd lyons says nearly 1500 migrants were taken into custody during an operation last month. lyons claimed special enforcement operations like these would not be necessary if, quote, sanctuary cities would change their policy. >> new details emerging about the man accused of setting fire to a peaceful group of protesters in boulder, colorado. mohammad sabir suleiman is now facing charges of federal hate crime. fox is live to tell us what the suspect told investigators about the crime. >> we have this disturbing picture emerging of a man who said he would carry out that attack all over again, according to police. but at the same time, he said, he became too scared to kill even more people. flowers now mark the scene of the attack in boulder, a stark contrast to the horror on sunday. >> i feel like it's important to make it beautiful with flowers and show that life will continue, even though even though violence has happened here. >> police have now released the booking photo of 45 year old

mohammed sabri suleiman, who they say dressed as a gardener on sunday wearing a backpack sprayer as a makeshift flamethrower and lobbing molotov cocktails while yelling free palestine. >> when he was interviewed about the attack, he said he wanted them all to die. he had no regrets and he would go back and do it again. >> at the same time, police also say that he told them he intended to go even further, but became too scared to continue the attack on the group of people who were calling for the release of israeli hostages in gaza. they say he had been planning the assault for a year, but waited for his daughter to graduate from high school and was unable to buy a gun because he was in the country illegally. on truth social, president trump wrote yesterday's horrific attack in boulder, colorado, will not be tolerated in the united states of america. and the white house railed on the previous administration. >> joe biden's administration foolishly gave him a tourist visa, and that allowed him to

unlawfully remain in our country. this individual should have been deported. instead, he was welcomed here. >> all told, 12 people were injured in the attack. two remain hospitalized. in washington. doug lusader, fox news. >> thank you doug. the trump administration is asking the u.s. supreme court to grant them permission to slash the federal workforce. now, the administration filed an emergency appeal, arguing the lower court ruling barring them from doing so is, quote, flawed. last month, a u.s. district judge in san francisco ruled that the administration needs congressional approval to make sizable reductions. the administration argues the executive branch should not need the permission of congress. >> all right. starting to be a busy day already in certain parts of the bay area. 549 let's get over to traffic center now. is watching it all for us. >> yeah. andre and pam, we still have eastbound 580. as you get out to the freeway, you will see that if you're driving on isabel, you'll see a closure in

that area because of an earlier crash. it's still getting by, but there is a backup. westbound 580 is not affected. let's talk about the bay bridge. we're getting a backup here to the middle of that parking lot. and those metering lights are on. we're also looking at the peninsula. if you're starting there, you can see that traffic is moving along very well on 101 and 280 up to the airport and back. 550 let's bring steve in with today's weather. >> so thank you kindly, sir. we'll get to our weather, which is similar today as it was yesterday and tomorrow and the day after and the day after. it's really kind of a stuck pattern. as we say, lows continue to go down the coast here. we've seen this since march. another one came in, replaced the one that was off of baja. and that has opened the door to the sea breeze and an increase in the fog and low clouds. so june gloom for some, not for all, but mild. cool to mild over by the coast. breezy, nice bay side and nice to mild to warm inland temperatures pretty close to where they should be. and that's the low. you can see it. that was it.

2430 six hours ago. now it's just off of los angeles. southern california will take the turn into san diego here. and it looks like into june. we'll see maybe another 3 or 4 of these above the claremont. they're called oakland north here at 1400 feet, 49 degrees, 100% humidity there in the fog southwest ten gusts to 16. but it's really out towards the delta where it's really kicking up its heels. the wind. that's a big fog bank there. and there it is 24 gusts to 31. so the onshore breeze or wind in place. we're stuck in the 50s across the board here. coast bay inland. everyone's pretty close a little different story up in santa cruz mountains. 40s there. santa cruz as well. so cal hollister is in there. gilroy, then around santa clara, cupertino, saratoga, campbell. it's all 50s, low to mid 39. truckee to 42, south lake tahoe, placerville though 63. reno is at 50, carson city at two. there a pretty good thunderstorm activity. central sierra so far. it's staying south of town so far, but watch what happens here is going into the weekend and also into early next week. that's a little soon for this

kind of moisture. usually that's, you know, july august. but if you're going out to the mountains, keep an eye on things could definitely pop up some thunderstorms over the next 6 to 7 days or so. stuck pattern though, morning low clouds otherwise clear and cool. it will be sunny for most. nice to mild to warm 60s 70s by the water. 70s low 80s for many inland and not much change here. a little warmer one day, little cooler the next. it does look a little warmer inland though, as we head to the weekend. >> steve, thank you much. san francisco police cracking down on bad drivers and handing out more traffic tickets. new at six. the most common violations being handed out by authorities. and a new player is joining the san francisco 49ers, a trade with the eagles that the team hopes will strengthen its defensive line 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 go. wherever you get your podcast, just search for

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have made an arrest in the hit and run that left a five-year-old child with life threatening injuries. now, investigators say jonathan lamb was taken into custody saturday night in daly city. the 35 year old, accused of leaving the scene after striking a child on a push bike near 31st avenue and clement street in the richmond district on may 24th. lamb is facing felony hit and run charges. time now is 555. a

deadly crash is renewing calls for safer streets in san francisco. the advocacy group walk sf says police told them a 67 year old pedestrian was struck and killed by a driver on sunday at geary boulevard and second avenue. it's the second senior pedestrian to be killed on geary this year, and the eighth citywide walk. sf says the city's vision zero traffic safety policy expires five months or expired five months ago, and there's been no replacement. they're urging the mayor to take action before more people are killed. oakland's free summer meals program for kids kicked off this week, despite concerns that might have to be canceled this year because of the city's budget issues, the program was able to return this year thanks to a partnership with eat, learn, play, the east bay community foundation and the alameda county food banks. the meals are available at dozens of sites across oakland to all children under 18. >> up to a third, that is, 33% of school children rely on free or reduced price meals during

the school year, which means during the 10 to 12 weeks they're out of school, that's a huge gap that needs to be bridged and missing out on that level of nutrition could have huge impacts physiologically in terms of their development and mental growth. >> the oakland free summer meal program runs through mid-august at 557. school may be out for many students, but a longtime nonprofit is already planning for back to school season. sacred heart kicked off its annual pack, a backpack backpack drive for santa clara county families. it provided essential school supplies to thousands of studts in the south bay. supporters say the impact on the community is powerful. >> i want to share a quick story. a mom came to us last summer, newly unhoused and living under a car with two kids, she said. i didn't even have a pencil to give them. when she left fully stocked backpacks, she told us it was the first time in weeks she could breathe.

>> to register, families must have a sacred heart membership number. people who are in need can sign up on the organization's website. sacred heart says they are also looking for donations and volunteers to help. well, the san francisco 49ers are continuing to strengthen their team's defensive line. the team traded for edge rusher bryce huff from the philadelphia eagles in exchange for a mid round pick in the 2020 draft. the deal reunites huff with defensive coordinator robert saleh, who coached huff when he was with the new york jets. huff must pass a physical for the trade to be final. researchers say more young adults are using e-cigarettes and it's having a major impact on their health. researchers estimate about 14% of young adults actively vape, and the cdc says the addictive nicotine inside makes it hard to quit, especially for people between 18 and 26. the group that uses vapes the most. >> with young people, the introduction of nicotine actually permanently can change your brain. and because your

brain is still developing until roughly age 25. >> researchers found using tiktok style videos with real people sharing their journeys to quitting made a positive impact on young vapers. they also found that text based quitline helped 40 to 50% of young adults who reached out quit vaping within three months. it's 559. at least one person is dead after a bad crash in the east bay involving multiple vehicles, including a big rig and a motorcyclist. we're live from 580 with the latest on the crash and how it may impact the traffic this morning. plus. >> you can see the red flames and he says, mom, don't look at the fire. just go. and then next thing we know, we were asked to evacuate. >> neighbors in fairfield, forced to evacuate their homes as firefighters battle the blaze, their efforts to save the homes threatened by the fast moving flames. >> from ktvu. [music] fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right. coming up at 6:00.

welcome to mornings on two. i'm andre senior. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. it's tuesday, june 3rd. let's head over to steve paulson for a look at our forecast. it's pretty nice i think for most. >> if you like this kind of a pattern for june, i can't do much better than this because it's just stuck here. now some areas have fog. others are already clear. so it will be. but there's no doubt about it. onshore breeze so 50s on the temps here. it's cloudy north. santa rosa is only 72. yesterday my forecast high was 74. sometimes it works out. i went exactly that again today. 50s on the temps here. some areas with the low clouds will be slow to peel off. look at all that thunderstorm activity in the central sierra, most of it south around markleeville south really, but more towards bishop and also bridgeport and the low in arizona finally kicking out. but there's a little bit of activity in southern california. there you go travis. 25 gust to 32. it's like, hang on baby. and it's an onshore breeze for most here. so with that in mind temperatures really kind of stuck. they're not changing all that much. a little subtle day to day changes and that's it. if

your coast it's sunny, you get sun or fog and it's in the 60s. bayside 70 if it's inland, upper 70s to low 80s. all right. south here, 6:00 a bridge, a freeway. we're off to where? >> first. we're off to livermore. steve, i just want to let drivers know that eastbound 580 at isabel, there's still a scene there. and if you're driving out, let's say to tracy there will be a temporary lane restriction. although we're going to get the update now in just a bit from james who's on the scene. but we'll leave that for him. the only thing i need to tell you is that if you're driving in the commute direction on westbound 580, most of the slow traffic you see is on the altamont pass itself. and not really at isabel, the site of the crash was eastbound non commute direction. let's talk about the bay bridge. it is backed up quickly. it is backed up almost all the way out to the maze here at 601. there's nothing on the bridge. it's just one of those things where it backed up quickly. let's talk about the richmond bridge before

we go here. the richmond bridge is now open. both directions. remember yesterday we had a terrible afternoon commute. everything is now back to normal on that richmond bridge. 601 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you sal. as you heard from sal talking about that deadly crash shutting down part of interstate 580 right near livermore. traffic moving along a little bit better, but highway patrol still there. and probably will be when it's a fatal incident. >> major. major thoroughfare at this time in the morning as well. ktvu james torres is there live with the latest details and how soon the freeway could reopen fully to traffic. james. >> yeah, well, pam and andre, chp wants to get the freeway back open within the next hour, and they're taking some of the major steps now to make sure they can get that done. that is what's left of the motorcycle here. an absolutely awful story to talk about this morning. here's what chp is telling us. just before 3:00 this morning, a

motorcyclist somehow lost control of his motorcycle, fell off and ended up on the farthest right lanes of traffic here along the eastbound side of interstate 580. and then about ten minutes later, cars were passing through. keep in mind, it's pretty dark around that time. a big rig and another car separately hit the motorcycle, and then a big rig and a different car separately hit the driver of the motorcycle who was laying on the ground as well. we now know the driver of that motorcycle was pronounced dead on the scene. two lanes of traffic at this point are now back open. we know that one of those big rigs that hit the motorcycle, you just saw the motorcycle get pulled out from under it. it was stuck under there for the time being. started a fire, you see what the fire looks like after the fact here. but now crews have two lanes of traffic open on the eastbound side. if you're driving on the westbound side of things here on 580, that's not

been a problem for you at all. all morning long coming out of tracy. but the eastbound side, that's really still moving. just a little bit slow here. you may notice you see a couple cars pulled over on the shoulder. those are some of the cars that hit either the motorcycle vehicle or the motorcyclists themselves. i talked to a couple of those drivers. they didn't want to talk to me on camera, but they tell me a little bit about their experience. and of course it was shocking. it was scary. they didn't know what they hit at first until they saw the flames coming out of this big, this big, big, big rig. i should say, a few moments after, then talk with chp. they eventually learned what actually happened here this morning. so we do know one person is dead. their body removed by the alameda county coroner's office. crews here cleaning up what's all left behind. they say they want to get the freeway back open within the next hour, and they're doing everything they can to make sure that happens before traffic in this area picks up a little later this morning. of course. we'll keep you posted. we'll let you know

as soon as this roadway opens up and when traffic is no longer an issue. keep with us here on mornings on two. we'll let you know when that happens. we're live this morning near livermore. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james, very tough story to talk about. thank you for that update. firefighters in fairfield are monitoring are watching out for hotspots. this morning after a fast-moving fire came close to burning several homes. now people were allowed to go back home after that fire forced evacuations near hillburn road. aircraft fought the fire from the sky. tanker crews were on the ground trying to keep it from spreading. crews say high winds made that fire difficult to get under control. a number of neighbors also sprung into action, spraying down their homes. >> i just watered everything. everything down the fences, down anything. wood, furniture, you know, outside furniture, trees. you just never think it's going to happen. it's going to come over your way. so it just taught

us a lesson on, like we've been saying, we need to kind of, you know, pack things and no go bag. >> crews say some of the homes and cars will have to be cleaned after fire retardant was dropped in the area. >> well, flames raced through several businesses in fremont last night. firefighters tell us it happened at paseo padre parkway near deep creek road, near the border with union city. firefighters say most of the fire damage was in a nail salon, but some other businesses in that strip mall had some water damage from sprinklers. no one was hurt, and firefighters are still trying to figure out what caused the fire. >> firefighters in oakland had to put out several firefighters yesterday afternoon. one was a brush fire on 36th avenue, not far from interstate 880. we're told that it started along the railroad tracks. it spread into nearby backyards. no homes were damaged, but firefighters also responded to a separate r-v fire at third and adeline that sent

heavy smoke into the air and briefly threatened a commercial building. now, as we move into fire season. be sure to download our free fox local mobile app to get breaking news updates right to your phone, tablet or smart tv. >> well, 711 in oakland has been robbed multiple times over the last months with was just hit again twice in one day. oakland police say the first robbery happened sunday morning. multiple people walked into this store on grand avenue and demanded cash from the register before taking off in a car. then later in the afternoon, police say two people who seem to be armed with a knife came in, took cash and ran away. neighbors say it's a hotspot for break-ins. the windows are still boarded up from the last smash-and-grab that happened there. >> that's really heartbreaking. the guys who run this 7-eleven are really sweet. i feel awful for them. >> believe the two incidents are related. back in april, when the same shop was broken into twice in 24 hours, the store clerk

told us he was attacked by thieves, leading him to quit. the san francisco parks alliance is preparing to shut down amid city investigations into how it manages its finances. now, according to the san francisco chronicle, the nonprofit's board members voted last week to dissolve the organization. for years, it has helped improve the city's public spaces. but recently, the parks alliance began facing complaints that it was not reimbursing community partners. the park alliance is also accused of using millions in donations and restricted funding to pay its operating costs. >> the san francisco chronicle reports. traffic tickets are up nearly 50% over the first part of the year. half of the violations fall under five categories the department has been focusing on. we're talking about speeding, running red lights or stop signs, failing to yield while turning and failing to pedestrians failing to pedestrians in crosswalks. here, city leaders and safety advocates have been pressuring

police to increase traffic enforcement after it has fallen since the pandemic. >> that's good because i. >> see it all. >> the time. oh my gosh, it makes me so upset when you're sitting at an intersection and pedestrians right in the crosswalk, and the person's just like going like this with the car. the driver is. >> just creeping up on him. >> yeah. >> you got to get it back on. >> your person. walk across the street. >> i've seen stings where they send out the police department, sends out a plainclothes officer as. >> a pedestrian. >> as a pedestrian. and then if the car doesn't stop, it's like, boom. expensive ticket. >> good, good. >> yes. good morning everyone. let's go out and see what we have now. eastbound 580. if you are driving out to livermore. isabel, we have a couple of lanes closed for the investigation of a deadly crash that happened overnight. it's not affecting the westbound direction, but if you're driving, let's say over to tracy this morning, there will be an unexpected delay. we're also looking at the commute direction

here. bay bridge that is backed up almost out to the maze. yesterday we had a terrible commute on the richmond bridge because, you know, heading out of marin over to the east bay because of some damage on the bridge that had to be fixed. today, everything is back to normal. of course, the commute direction in the morning is heading to marin, and that looks all right. that's typical after the toll plaza, as you get the little funnel there getting on to the actual bridge. 610 let's go back to the desk. >> and i'm like, miguel, you're lying. and he was like, no, i'm being detained. and i was like, miguel, miguel. and he just didn't answer his phone anymore. [music] >> a husband and father arrested by ice after spending years here in the u.s, his family tells ktvu they've now been fighting for years to get him legal status. >> the suspect in the terror attack in colorado confessing to authorities what he's revealing

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13 vta union employees will vote on the agency's latest contract offer today. vta says the offer includes wages, wage increases of 14.5% over the next four years, enhanced dental care, an apparel voucher and improved workplace policies. the union of about 1500 employees, including

bus operators and mechanics, went on strike for two weeks in march, shutting down transit in san jose. a report says there weren't enough workers and not enough training for workers at the martinez refinery. at the time of a fire in february. the fire ignited during maintenance and would go on to burn for three days. that report will be presented to contra costa health's oversight committee later today. the trump administration is telling california school districts to block trans athletes from competing in high school sports. in a letter, the department of justice says state laws violate the equal protection clause and discriminate against athletes on the basis of sex. this comes after a trans athlete won two events in the high school state track and field championship over the weekend. the california department of education says it is preparing a response for all school districts today. >> the fbi now says the suspect in the attack in boulder, colorado, that injured at least 12 people has confessed to

federal authorities. mohammed suleiman appeared in a court hearing virtually. he's facing both state and federal hate crime and attempted murder charges. prosecutors say suleiman told investigators that he used molotov cocktails in the attack because he was not legally able to buy a gun. he also said he specifically wanted to target zionists and planned the attack for more than a year. >> when he was interviewed about the attack, he said he wanted them all to die. he had no regrets and he would go back and do it again. >> at this time, prosecutors believe the suspect acted alone. his bond is set at $10 million. >> israel is denying accusations that its troops attacked an aid distribution system over the weekend. they're medical organizations, including the red cross, say more than 170 people were hurt and more than 20 people were killed in sunday's attack. israel is denying its troops fired at civilians. the un secretary general has now

called for an independent investigation into the incident. >> a livermore woman says her husband was detained by federal immigration officials last week during a routine check in with authorities. rosa lopez is a u.s. citizen. her husband, miguel, was brought to the u.s. by his parents from mexico when he was 18, without documents. when they tried to get him a green card, he was rejected. he received a residence card in court, but then the government revoked it. since then, the couple has been fighting to get legal status for miguel so that he can stay with their three children and young grandchild. >> i know he's done everything the right way, paid his taxes, he's he's worked. he's had no problems with the police. like, yes, he made the mistake by crossing the border and claiming to be a us citizen. he was 18. i mean, what 18 year old knows, you know, and it's like he said, it wasn't my choice. i was brought here because my parents brought me, not because i decided to come.

>> rosa says her husband has no criminal record, and for more than ten years has been following, following all of the proper procedures and laws. ice has not responded to our request for comment. >> time now is 617. there's concern in some southern states that the federal government may not have the funding to help communities this hurricane season. the agency says it will be able to handle this season despite hundreds of planned cuts. but some florida lawmakers say they're worried about the uncertainty and what the impact it would have on fema and its relief efforts. florida leaders say cuts by elon musk's department of government efficiency have already restricted resources for predicting storms. many federal scientists were laid off to. >> the back and forth on whether fema should exist at all. does not lend itself to having full confidence that they are going to be the partner on the ground that we saw in the aftermath of helena milton. communities in

north carolina are still struggling to recover from hurricane helene last season, which made the state's housing crisis worse. this year, researchers predict between 6 to 10 hurricanes will hit the u.s. from june to november. >> all right. 617 is the time. back over to sal. i know you and james are both keeping an eye on that situation in livermore. how's everything? look, sal? >> yeah. you know, there is a backup that's growing there on eastbound 580 as you head out toward tracy. and one of the things that we know is that unexpected backups are the ones that really set people off their schedule. so eastbound 580, if you're driving out to livermore and getting over to tracy, there's going to be a delay approaching isabel as they have a couple of lanes closed for an investigation, and that will set you back. normally there is no backup at that this time of the morning there. we're also looking at westbound bay bridge that's backed up to the maze. metering lights are on. the

richmond bridge looks normal. yesterday we had a terrible commute heading out of marin. today, people going to marin looked good. and the out of marin you know non commute direction also looks okay. peninsula right now 101 280. all looking good in the south bay is clear. it's a pretty steady pattern that the south bay commute doesn't really get going until about seven. it's a stuck pattern. speaking of stuck patterns, let's bring in mr. steve paulson. >> it used to be after 8:00. >> yes. long time ago. >> long time ago. thank you sir. appreciate that. we'll take a look at yesterday's high temps. and if you like these items, you'll like today. you like tomorrow. the day after the day after livermore 82, concord 80. that's right. about where they should be this time of year. san jose 79, east san jose runs a little warmer. napa 76. that's a beautiful day in napa. san rafael 75, redwood city 75. oakland. both the airport and oakland museum downtown just missed 70 by one and san

francisco 64, the weather service said 65. i couldn't find anything over 64. so i go with what i see. i don't know what they see, but that's that's another story. nice to warm. no changes. the wind, though, is a factor. without a doubt. these lows keep spinning in. they keep coming in. i think they'll continue well into june. i do not buy that. june will be above now. again, you can get above pretty fast if you're inland here. it doesn't take much in june, but i just see a continuation of what we've had pretty much since march. so coast 60s, mainly bay 60s, 70s, inland 70s to mid 80s. one low after another comes in. you can see the low that's spinning right there off of southern california. now that's also triggering a little bit of thunderstorm activity down around paso robles bakersfield. look at this. watch this some of that backtracking and look at that starting to pick up there. so maybe around san luis obispo as well over the grapevine. just keep that in mind. if you're going that way you're like what the heck. well, that's now, you know, for us it's a big fog bank out there in the water. temps continue to be cold. there's travis 25 gusts to 32. i mean, that's just that's a roaring

delta wind above the claremont. we always look in the oakland berkeley hills. there's usually a pretty good indicator 49 there 100% humidity there in the fog. southwest ten gusting to 16. so not that crazy. 50s on the temps across the board. i mean, when half moon bay is 55, martinez 55, walnut creek 55, san jose's 50. you know where isothermal, oakland and berkeley are also in there, a few 40s kenwood's in there, occidental and fairfax. i think that's it. yeah, i believe that's it. although sonoma and napa are both 51 degrees, healdsburg is 5037. truckee 41, south lake tahoe, mammoth 41. maybe some more thunderstorms. central sierra they really popped up around bridgeport mammoth yesterday. some of that moisture is backtracked, though into southern california following that low. but look up in the mountains here i mean over the next week or so. i mean that's that's pretty good thunderstorm activity. so this little early for this. but i'd keep an eye on things if you're going into the mountains and next week or so, stuck patterns tend to stay stuck. that's one of my rules of thumb. and we are in a stuck pattern here, no doubt about it. 60, 72, low and

mid 80s. i mean, again, if you're far enough inland it's still warm to hot, but for most it's not really only subtle changes, maybe a little warmer inland as we go to the weekend. pamela. >> thank you stephen. turning back the clock. the new study showing how certain vitamins could help slow down the aging process. and a generation hooked the addictive properties of vaping

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richmond sandra fell bridge will hopefully be smoother today. the cause of yesterday's unexpected closure that snarled traffic on both sides of that bridge for hours. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> all right, there it is. the opening bell ringing live this morning on the new york stock exchange as that bell rings, disney stock headed slightly lower this morning after announcing hundreds of job cuts, mostly in its television, film and entertainment division. and klarna is expanding from its buy now, pay later platform. you probably know klarna. if you buy anything online, you see that option. well, now they are launching a credit card. getting into more traditional banking, sort of a customer. >> got to diversify. >> exactly. yeah. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two i'm pam. >> cook i'm andre senior. today is tuesday june 3rd. man is it not busy in the weather center.

but steve paulson is here. >> i have my feet up on the desk, not on the air. we saw that you. i know you saw that 50s on the temps. now there's a lot of fog north. not so much south unless you're on the coast. it's a really a pattern that only day to day changes here. i'm. i'm on out there on the limb saying june will be near normal to maybe a little below. i don't by the above granite it can turn fast. and if you're up, if you're well inland, it can get hot fast. but in june. but for us, i just i mean, you get west southwest gusts to 32 at travis. i mean, that's a roaring delta wind. and there's low clouds and fog. a little bit of activity if you're going south. i'm traveling on five. can i get smooth sailing? no. look at that. bakersfield, over to san ivan, highway 101, paso, san luis obispo, even down to la. maybe the grapevine. watch out for thunderstorms. so a stuck pattern. we have fog on the coast that burns back. it will be sunny, breezy to windy and 6070s to near 80 degrees celsius here. richmond bridge somewhere else. >> yeah, you know what? let me

show you what i'm going to show you here. if my computer sometimes gets stuck. >> and so let me show you something, is what you're going to say. >> well, i'm going to show you 580 eastbound. and if my maps cooperate, we do have some slow traffic. eastbound on 580 approaching. isabel. this is because of an earlier crash that happened early overnight. and eastbound 580 approaching isabel. a couple of lanes taken away for a police investigation. triple a traffic camera right now showing us the bay bridge that is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. metering lights are on and no major issues on interstate 880 in oakland, as you drive past the coliseum at 6.32. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. happening right now. hundreds of union vta employees are voting on a new contract proposal from the transit agency. if approved, a favorable vote would end a stalemate that has stretched out since the end of last year. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary

has been following this live in our studio. has the update. good morning jesse. >> pamela, good morning again to you. and the voting started 4:00 this morning will continue all day and most of the night, wrapping up at 10 p.m. tonight. it will take a simple majority of the vote for the union to approve this contract. that union 82, 65 and vta have been at odds over a new contract since december of last year, after negotiations stalled. roughly 1500 bus drivers and light rail operators walked off the job. that was march the 10th. that left roughly 100,000 daily riders stuck without a way to get around the south bay. on march 26th, the santa clara county superior court judge ruled the ongoing strike violated a no strike clause that was in effect during negotiations that force striking workers back on the job. with bus service resuming march 28th and light rail service coming back a few days later. after that, the two sides last met face to face may 22nd, and from that, the offer that's on the table right now. vta would

increase pay 14.5% over four years. it would give enhanced dental benefits, provide an appeal voucher for disagreements, and have improved workplace policies. >> we felt obligated at the point where we are in negotiations that, you know, we let the members decide and give us direction going around talking to the members, you know, face to face for the last week or so, i feel that this is probably going to be a split vote. >> union president raj singh says there are still ruffled feathers over how long it's taken to get to this point. other contracts within vta have already been settled, and the remaining sticking point long term time of leave of absence, the breakup of long time leave. a union worker would have to work 60 consecutive days. right now, it's only 30 days. if the contract is approved, it would take effect june 9th, pending approval of the vta board of directors. you're going to hear

from vta. get their side to all of this coming up in the next hour, guys. >> all right. thank you, jesse. the richmond san rafael bridge is back open this morning following a traffic nightmare throughout the evening commute. this is what it looked like from sky fox, where drivers were heading to the east bay from marin county, just stuck in bumper to bumper traffic. the bridge had to be shut down when crews discovered concrete on the upper deck starting to crumble, while some lanes were later partially reopened, the traffic impact was felt for hours. one driver we spoke to said the delays added more than an hour to his commute. >> about an hour and 20 minutes. so it's, you know, it's quite a bit. i usually it takes me an hour to get home to santa rosa. now it's going to be like a three hour delay. so we just got to bear with it. >> caltrans says they are going to continue to keep an eye on the upper deck this week, looking for any other problems. >> at 635, san francisco police

have made an arrest in a hit and run crash that left a five-year-old with life threatening injuries. jonathan lamb was taken into custody saturday night in daly city. the 35 year-old is accused of fleeing the scene after striking a child on a push bike near 31st avenue and clement street in the richmond district on may 24th. lamb is facing felony hit and run charges. >> wildfires burning across canada are impacting air quality here in the bay area. the smoke from these fires is being pushed by wind, leading to hazy conditions across parts of the u.s. the bay area air quality district says people may notice some haze here in the bay area today. we'll be watching for that. boy, that is a big fire. >> that's huge. all right, let's get over to sal in the traffic center. busy day on the roads for the morning commute. sal. >> andre and pam. you're right, andre, it is busy out there. it's already really busy at the bay bridge. i want to show it to you here from our traffic camera. it's backed up all the

way out to the maze. we haven't had anything really on the bridge. just a slow as it normally is. tuesday tends to be a pretty slow day around the morning commute. that's one of the work days here. interstate 880 looks okay. san mateo bridge not all that unusual. there's a little bit of slowing there. we've been talking about eastbound 580 at isabel. there is an unusual backup there now in both directions because of a crash that happened overnight on eastbound 580. it. isabel was a deadly crash that had to do an investigation. well, eastbound, there's not usually a slowdown there. and westbound is slow because people can see what's going on on the other side of the freeway, even though all the westbound lanes are open. 637 let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> sal, thank you kindly, sir. another robust fog bank out there. now most of it is north or on the coast, but there's clearing east and south. but there's plenty of low clouds around and an onshore breeze. you'll see it here in a second. there it is. so with that in mind, temperatures really aren't changing. there's an onshore

breeze all the way out to the strait, the delta, you name it. you can go just about anywhere and find travis 24, gusts to 32. that's an onshore wind, no doubt. 50s. 51 san anselmo, 52, menlo park. but most are in the mid 50s. napa airport, petaluma and santa rosa. also at 52. the city boy look at that. i mean 53, 54, 55 there's just no change. too much low clouds, too much of an onshore breeze. 37 truckee south lake tahoe 41 thunderstorm activity popped up about markleeville south yesterday and was really lit up over bridgeport. also around bishop mammoth. some of that moisture has gotten caught around the low and it's backtracking towards southern california, and more looks to be on the way as that low takes the turn. so if you're heading up to the mountains, keep an eye on the sky. no doubt about it, this is more like a late july or early august pattern, but we are in a stuck pattern here. morning low clouds otherwise clear. cool. it will be sunny for most. it's nice to cool to mild if you're far enough inland. this time of year doesn't take much to get warm and that's the

pattern we're in. only day to day subtle changes. it does look a little warmer inland as we head towards the weekend, but nothing like we had last friday. saturday. >> all right. thank you steve. the department of justice is entering the battle over trans athletes. the new efforts to block these athletes from competing in california sports. >> and a friendly reminder to take mornings on two with you wherever you go. listen to headlines on two. you'll find the latest episode wherever you get your podcasts. just search ktvu. [music]

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to some of the stories we're following for you this morning in livermore. a motorcyclist was killed in a crash involving multiple vehicles on eastbound 580. the chp says just before 3:00 this morning, the motorcyclist lost control near isabel avenue, then was hit by several cars, including a big rig. that truck then caught fire after pulling over to the side of the road. there's some of the aftermath. the freeway had to be

completely shut down for more than an hour to clean up the crash. it has since been partially reopened. we do have a reporter out there on scene. firefighters in fairfield are watching for hot spots this morning after a fast-moving fire came close to burning several homes. people have been allowed to go home after that. fire forced evacuations yesterday afternoon near kilbourne road. aircraft fought the fire from the sky, while tankers and crews on the ground worked to stop it from spreading. and crews say high winds made that fire difficult to get under control. a 7-eleven in oakland that has been robbed multiple times over the last month was hit by thieves twice in one day. oakland police say the first robbery happened sunday morning. multiple suspects walked in and demanded cash from the register before taking off in a car. then later in the afternoon, police say two people who seemed to be armed with a knife came in, took cash and ran away. neighbors say it's a hotspot for break-ins. >> new report is shedding light on what may have attributed to a

fire at the martinez refinery back in february. the report says a lack of qualified contract workers, along with inadequate training and supervision, played a role in the fire. the report says contract workers were doing maintenance on a piping system and mistakenly caused fuel to leak. the fuel ignited within minutes, sparking a large fire that burned for three days. the report will be presented to contra costa health's oversight committee later today. >> we're hearing from the attorney of the suspect charged in the crash that killed an oakland teacher last week. 18 year old eric hernandez torres was scheduled to graduate saturday from arise high school in oakland, but instead he has been charged with vehicular manslaughter, evading police and hit and run. police say the vehicle torres was driving hit and killed a math teacher from castlemont high school following a chase. >> he has an unformed brain, right? the studies show your brain is not fully formed as far as your reactivity and your ability to make decisions

between right and wrong. >> authorities say hernandez also crashed into a minivan at east 21st street and park boulevard in oakland during a brief chase by chp. >> 645 your time renewed calls this morning for safer streets in san francisco following a deadly crash. the advocacy group walk sf says police told them a 67 year-old pedestrian was struck and killed by a driver on sunday at geary boulevard and second avenue. it's the second senior pedestrian to be killed on geary this year, and the eighth citywide walk. s.f, the city's vision zero traffic safety policy, they say, expired five months ago and there's been no replacement. they're urging the mayor to take action before more people are killed. >> millville mill valley is updating its parking rules to try to accommodate new businesses and housing complexes. the rules date back more than 45 years, and the planning commission is considering changes to adjust to the city's growth. right now, businesses have to provide 3 to 10 parking spaces for every

1000ft!s. the planning commissin is leaning towards loosening those rules. >> well, the justice department is putting pressure on california school districts to ban trans athletes. assistant attorney general harmeet dhillon wrote a letter to school districts yesterday saying that california's law that allows trans athletes to compete violates the equal protection clause and discriminates against athletes on the basis of sex. this comes after trans athletes won two events in the high school state championship over the weekend. the california department of education said it's preparing a response for all school districts today. >> a national education organization and some parents from san francisco unified are pushing back on the school district's ethnic studies curriculum. now, last year, the school district announced incoming students would be required to take two semesters of ethnic studies to graduate. according to the san francisco chronicle, the school district has heard from parents who argue the curriculum is divisive.

parents defending education published a report last month highlighting several lessons in the curriculum. the school district says it is listening to concerns but still supports the curriculum. >> all right, so 646 is your time switching to nontoxic cleaning products in your home may actually help reduce air pollution and have a positive impact on your health. experts say when we clean with harsh chemicals, the indoor air can become five times more toxic than outdoor air. and they say many cleaning products with those chemical agents are not actually necessary to clean your home. these chemicals are linked to increased headaches, asthma, allergies, infertility, and even cancer. >> i was having neurological issues, migrating pain, kind of all these mysterious symptoms that honestly resembled early stage ms. once i removed all the toxic cleaners, pesticides, synthetic fragrances from my home, almost all of my symptoms disappeared. >> cleaning experts shared some tips. they say try to avoid

cleaners with any warning sign on it, and any cleaners with synthetic fragrance. opt for soap based cleaners or ones that don't have perfumes, dyes or colorants. they also say vodka and hydrogen peroxide are great disinfectant alternatives and something you may already have around your house. >> starting today, travelers flying united airlines will have to arrive earlier for their flight. united customers will need to check in at least 45 minutes before departure time for domestic flights. the previous limit was 30 minutes. international passengers are required to check in an hour before their flight. travelers can still check in for their flights 24 hours in advance, online on the united app, or at an airport kiosk. the bay area is near the top of the list of regions where people are moving away. the trends report from moving company pods has los angeles as the number one place where people are leaving, followed by the bay area, the

miami metro area, long island and san diego round out the top five on that list. high housing prices, remote work and natural disasters have also pushed many people to leave. many are moving to the southeast states because housing is much more affordable. they do have some natural disasters there as well though. >> i know that's why i was interested. yeah. >> that's an interesting thing. >> they include they have many, many in that area of the country, to be sure. all right. >> let's go over to the traffic center now. tracking the. >> roads for us, andrea. >> can't wait to get home to clean my toilet with vodka. >> vodka and peroxide. >> okay. >> all right. >> that sounds good. >> baking soda and vinegar is something you can keep on hand for everything. >> got it. okay, well, i happen to have vodka, pam, so. >> that's why you have more. >> than. more vodka than vinegar. >> i get it, vodka. i get it. yeah. i haven't drank because it's the old, you know, the cheap vodka. got to get rid of it somehow. all right. westbound highway for slow traffic this

morning out of pittsburgh. that's a usual thing. southbound 680, a little slow traffic. we had a crash right near 242. it's a little early for this to be slowing down from concord to walnut creek. so i want to let you know that is there. let's talk about the bay bridge that's also backed up. tuesdays tend to be a pretty busy day. you already know this, but. but it is backed up to the maze at the bay bridge. san mateo bridge. traffic is going to be okay. this is 880 in oakland. that looks good. let's go to the san mateo bridge. we have some slowing there and cloudy skies out there. that's a perfect transition to my friend mr. steve paulson. >> would that be pop off vodka there? >> something like that. right. the. well. >> the good stuff. >> i'm not using the good stuff. i use the old stuff. >> there you go. all right. thank you sir. all right, let's get to it here. well, another big fog bank in place for most. not for all. most of it looks to be north. i've seen projections for santa rosa today of 71, 72, 74, 78 and 79. i'm going 72.

there's just too much fog up there. so that's what you have to deal with on a daily basis. sometimes these, you know, again, if they get a north wind all bets are off. but i don't think so. not today. onshore breeze or wind for some no doubt about it. in the hills, out to the strait, the delta. and look at travis gust of 32. i mean that's a hang on baby 50s on the temps isothermal talk about my goodness. i mean everyone's within a couple of degrees here. can't a couple of 40s kenwood 47, occidental 49 fairfax 49. then it's all 50s even up into lake county, upper lake, middletown, napa's in there. sonoma is in there. san rafael 52, point reyes 5150 healdsburg. cloverdale. that's not bad for early june. 46 truckee, 41 south lake tahoe. thunderstorms were popping up yesterday about markleeville south, especially down towards bishop and also bridgeport. big boomer. some of that moisture is backtracking into the low off of southern california. look at this boom boom boom. so bakersfield southern end of the valley five. if you're going down that way 101 near paso robles, san luis

obispo over the grapevine. keep that in mind. even some not far from la high desert lancaster as well. more thunderstorms will pop up over the central sierra today. and there's more in the forecast. look at this. i mean usually june now not. but boy they're popping up. these lows keep dropping in and i think they'll continue well into june i really do. you know they're weaker this time of year. they're spaced out further apart but they're still going to show up. and i think june will be near normal for us. stock pattern morning low clouds otherwise clear. cool 6070. if you're inland it can get warm fast in june. but for most here temperatures are near average to slightly below a little warmer on wednesday. level it off thursday friday and then it does look warmer inland, especially as we head towards later in the weekend. >> all right, the 40 niners are getting a big boost to their defensive line. the deal that reunites one of nfl's top pass rushers with one of the league's best defensive coaches, and the battle for second place in the west making its way to oracle park. while the giants offense continues t be the team'

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this morning. the san francisco giants are more than a third of the way through the season, but they're currently struggling with trying to get their offense moving. the giants opened a four game series against san diego yesterday, while pitcher logan webb tossed eight scoreless innings. the offense struggled

to capitalize with runners on base, and the padres won in extra innings. it's a trend the orange and black have failed to score more than four runs in any of their last 15 games. webb says it's a long season and sometimes there are tough losses. >> it's ebbs and flows for 162 of these. no other sport plays as many games as we do. we're going to go through stretches where you might struggle, but that's what honestly, i think those things make your team closer. and yeah, let me just fine. i know everyone in here knows it and we just got to keep grinding. >> the giants are in a fight for the padres, or with the padres for second place in the division. and they're only three games back from the first place dodgers. first pitch for tonight's game against the padres at oracle park. that's going to happen at 645. the san francisco 49 ers continuing to strengthen the team's defensive line. now the team traded for

edge rusher bryce huff from the philadelphia eagles in exchange for a mid-round pick in the 2026 draft. this deal reunites huff with defensive coordinator robert saleh, who coached huff when he was with the new york jets. huff must pass a physical for that trade to be final. former cal star and super bowl champion marshawn lynch is on the ballot for the 2026 college football hall of fame. the oakland native played three seasons for the golden bears and is second in school history for career rushing yards. former cal receiver desean jackson and current cal general manager ron rivera were also included on that ballot. the 2026 class will be announced in january. we'll see what happens. the oakland roots have named a new head coach after parting ways with two lead coaches. the team named benny feilhaber as the coach for the remainder of the season. the roots announced yesterday the team was relieving head coach gavin guilt, guilt, guilt and

coach jesse cormier of their duties. the team has had a rocky start to the season with three wins, one draw and ten losses. the roots shared a video introducing the new coach to the team. >> what's up oakland roots fans? benny feilhaber here. i'm really excited to get into oakland today and get to meet the players, get to meet the fans, get to see the stadium training facility. i'm excited about coming on board and all the potential that this team and the city has to offer. >> filbert is a former u.s. national team midfielder and was part of the 2010 world cup team. he was most recently coach of the sporting kansas city's second team. the roots next game, by the way, is set for saturday in el paso. well, 15 students reached an exciting milestone in the young adult program at laney college. each of them earned a foundations of art certificate through program supported by the oakland unified school district, which serves students with disabilities ages 18 to 22. the program is

designed to help them develop the skills and confidence to lead meaningful, independent lives, including the chance to continue their education at a community college. >> it's important that we all know that individuals with intellectual and developmental developmental disabilities really can make their own choices, be who they want to be, and participate in their life as they see fit. >> the young adult program at laney college was initially conceived six years ago, and is looking to expand into other departments as well. >> one person is dead after a crash in the east bay involving multiple vehicles. a big rig and a motorcyclist were on the scene with the latest on the crash and the impact it's having on the morning commute. plus. >> you can see the red flames and he says, mom, don't look at the fire. just go. and then next thing we know, we were asked to evacuate. >> neighbors in fairfield, forced to leave their homes. their efforts to try to save

their homes themselves. as that fast-moving fire moved in. >> from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. on mornings on two i'm pam cook. >> i'm andre senior. today is tuesday june 3rd. let's get over to steve paulson right now to see what your weather is going to be looking like for this tuesday, steve. >> similar to yesterday. how's that? it'll be about the same tomorrow. so there's not a lot of change here. big fog bank north. so if you're in napa county, i think marin county, sonoma, it's really only going to be 70s if you're east. maybe some low 80s. but there's clearing more towards the peninsula and south bay. but a lot of fog to the north here. not only that, thunderstorms erupted over the central sierra about markleeville south. some of that is backtracked down to southern california around the grapevine, san luis obispo high desert. so if you're heading down that way, bakersfield, keep an eye on things. it's popping up pretty good. there's just a rip roaring delta wind there. and that's i mean, when travis