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

has gusts over 30, usually you can pencil in about 80 this time of year. low clouds for us. and once that burns off there it is southern california. look at that. so over the grapevine high desert bakersfield, over to san luis obispo near paso robles as well. santa maria so lit up down there. kind of unusual for june, but that's what we're stuck with. and we're stuck pattern as well here. fog slowly retreating to the north. it will burn off later. and if you have the sun, it will be nice. 6070s to near 80 degrees. all right. south here. he tells us the traffic is. >> yeah it's moderate steve, it's not light. it's not really heavy. but there are some areas that are getting heavier. let's go right to the livermore area eastbound 580. and we have a bigger backup approaching isabel now because of a crash. they're still clearing a deadly collision from overnight. we're find out more about what happened right now. what you need to know is if you're driving out of livermore, heading over to tracy, there is an unusual backup stretching out toward isabel that's not usually there that might throw you off.

it's also slowing westbound past the scene as people are slowing the take a look. we also do have a lot of slow traffic nearby. on 680, heading south out of dublin, heading all the way down to the sunol grade and more people are using vallecitos road. so whenever something happens in livermore, people find other ways to do it. and that's why i think some of these roads are a little bit more crowded. let's go to the bay bridge that is backed up all the way out to the maze and also on the east shore freeway. the traffic is busy. 702 let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal. interstate 580 is been covering as well. slowly reopening. that's after a deadly crash early this morning. >> yeah. ktvu is james torres is live in livermore with the latest on the incident. james. >> yeah. traffic on interstate 580 in both directions now slowing down at this point. we are standing on the eastbound side where you see crews are still cleaning up some of the mess left behind. you see that big rig that has a huge fire hole on it attached to a tow

truck? at this point, crews want to try to get this all cleared out here so they can finally get the freeway reopened. about two lanes are still moving in the right direction here, and once you get past isabel avenue, this roadway is wide open here. but it's that space between the airway airway boulevard and isabel avenue where you'll see a little bit of that slowdown. it all started before 3:00 this morning. chp telling us a man on a motorcycle lost control. he fell off. and almost right after cars passing by hit both the driver and the motorcycle. about ten minutes later, a big rig did the same thing. unfortunately. >> two vehicles hit the rider in the number six lane, causing him to sustain fatal injuries and a big rig passing through also collided into the at rest motorcycle itself. >> yeah, that big rig dragged the motorcycle under it that eventually caused the fire. it

crews pulled what was left of the motorcycle from under the big rig before towing it away. medics pronounced the driver of the motorcycle dead, and we saw at least one car pulled over on the shoulder. the driver of that car told me that he hit the motorcycle that damaged his bumper and his tires. now he too is waiting for a tow. chp reports no other drivers were hurt in this flurry of crashes. troopers are telling me that they are working to contact the victim's family before releasing his identity. we expect this freeway to open up in just the next few minutes here. we're live this morning near livermore. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you. james. firefighters in fairfield are monitoring hot spots this morning. they're looking for hot spots. after that, fast-moving fire came close to burning several homes. people were allowed to head back home after the fire forced evacuations near hillburn road. aircraft fought the fire from the sky. tankers

and crews on the ground worked to stop it from spreading. crews say high winds made that fire difficult to get it under control. a number of neighbors sprung into action, spraying down their own 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 pack things and no go bag. >> crews say some houses and cars will need to be cleaned after fire retardant was dropped in the area. >> flames raced through some businesses in fremont last night. firefighters tell us it happened at paseo padre park, where a 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 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 yesterday afternoon. 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 are damaged. firefighters also responded to a separate r-v fire at third and adeline, which that sent heavy smoke into the air and briefly threatened a commercial building. now, as we move 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. >> 706 now 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 on grand avenue. several people walked into the store, demanded cash before taking off in a car. then later in the afternoon, police say two men who seemed to be armed with a knife came in,

took cash and ran away. neighbors say this location has been a hotspot for break-ins. in fact, the windows are still boarded up from the last smash-and-grab that took place here. >> 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 the thieves, leading him to quit. we're hearing from several bay area arts organizations that have suddenly lost federal funding. one of those affected is the san francisco gay men's choir. the national endowment of the 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 the nation's rich artistic heritage as prioritized by the president, and said the gay men's choir 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. both organizations say they now have to rely more heavily on community donations to stay afloat. >> 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. however, the parks alliance began facing complaints that it was not reimbursing community partners. it's also accused of using millions in donations and restricted funding to pay its operating costs. >> time is 708 and we have been looking at a lot of these commutes. of course, we've been talking about looks like the

livermore commute. let's start there, because eastbound 580 and westbound 580 are slow as you drive in livermore because of an earlier crash. people are looking at what's going on. let me get rid of all these icons here, looking at what's going on at isabel. they're clearing the crash. that happened overnight pretty serious. 680 is also slow leaving from dublin and also vallecitos road. some people are avoiding 580 and they're on other freeways. and you can tell. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza right now. that is backed up all the way out to the maze and the metering lights are on this morning. it is backed up all the way out to the maze, but once you make it onto the bridge, it actually looks okay. no problems on the richmond bridge. remember yesterday we had that terrible commute in the eastbound direction? this morning the bridge is back to normal. you have normal slowdowns. 709 let's go back to the desk. >> and i'm like, miguel, you're

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including bus operators and mechanics, went on strike for two weeks in march, shutting down transit in san jose. a new report says there weren't enough workers and not enough training for workers at the martinez refinery when a fire erupted 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 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 trans athletes won two events in the high school state track and field championship over the weekend. the california department of education said it's 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

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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 all of the proper procedures and laws. ice has not responded to our request for comment. >> 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 the season despite hundreds of planned cuts. but some florida

lawmakers say they're worried 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 northern california 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. >> back over to sal. 717 people might be getting ready to head out the door. what do they need to know, sal? >> well, the commutes are pretty normal. yesterday we had a big problem with the richmond bridge. we've been talking about it in our news coverage today. the richmond bridge is normal,

which is to say there's a backup after the toll plaza. that little funnel getting onto the bridge, it's nothing unusual. it's backed up from before the castro exit. but it gets better onto the bridge. there are no problems heading eastbound. remember yesterday there was an issue, but today everything is fixed, according to caltrans. east shore freeway looks okay. heading out to the macarthur maze, and the bay bridge toll plaza is backed up to the maze. i do want to remind you that eastbound 580 is very slow through dublin. as you drive up to isabel, they're still clearing the last bits of a crash that happened overnight. it was a very extensive cleanup. westbound 580 is slow in the area. 680 in vallecitos are also pretty slow. and i also mentioned highway four. same old, same old. backed up out of pittsburgh all the way out to concord 718. let's talk about today's weather. cloudy start. steve. >> yes, sir. there's a, i think, a bigger fog bank today than yesterday. although there's some clearing south. there's a lot of

fog north here. highs yesterday 60s to low 80s. and you know what. they'll be exactly that again today i just don't see much change this week here livermore concord low 80s san jose was close napa 76 san rafael. redwood city 75, oakland almost 70 and the city 64. and i just don't see many changes. here we are in a stuck pattern. nice to mild to warm. now if you're far enough inland yeah you get some mid 80s upper doesn't take much once you're into early june that's for sure. but for today over by the coast some clearing 60s bayside 60s 70s inland 70s to a few mid 80s. you can see the parade of lows. just continue. this has been going on since march. absolutely continue. i don't see any change really into june. they are a little weaker, a little farther spaced apart. and the trend though looks to me like i just don't see anything changing yet. look at the activity popping up already. big thunderstorm activity down around santa maria san luis obispo overall just south of paso robles there, but bakersfield as well as over the grapevine. so if you're heading south, some of that is also near los angeles. look at that. just

pretty close. so just keep an eye on things if you're heading down that way. for us, it's all about the low cloud deck. and i mean the water temps continue to be pretty cold. travis with an onshore wind not a breeze. that's a win. 50s on the temps here. temperatures continue to be just kind of stuck here. 40s up in the mountains, that's for sure. thunderstorms popping a look at southern california. combination of low clouds and the high and mid-level clouds with thunderstorms. so an active day down in southern california. another look shows some of those bubbling up already. and it's early with pretty big thunderstorm activity popping up. i mean, before 8:00 is you don't see that too often. another round up in the central sierra, mainly around bridgeport down to mammoth. and look at the moisture source. i mean, it's lit up parts of the sierra, mainly central, but even some may be sneaking into tahoe, so keep that in mind if you're going up this weekend stuck pattern for us, and i don't think it's changing all that much here. sunny for most, but it may take a while. areas in the north. that's why i'm going mainly low 70s mid 70s there. some low to mid 80s well inland,

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rewarding. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. it is 730. i'm andre senior. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. garcia has the day off today. it is tuesday, june 3rd. let's check in with steve paulson who has a pretty nice forecast. >> if you like this kind of weather. yes. no doubt about it. here we are looking for a big there's an even bigger fog bank coverage, i should say north napa marin. and i just don't see them getting that warm today. 70 on a lot of the temps here. now again you get out towards vacaville, brentwood, antioch. and it can get pretty hot pretty fast. but we're we're in a pattern here where really i just think 60, 70, 80 will probably cover it for most here. thunderstorms are popping up big time down in southern california between bakersfield, san luis obispo. but anytime you get this onshore breeze or wind, especially out to the delta, that's a sure sign the temps will struggle to really get over about 82 or 84, at least in my forecast zone. otherwise, there it is. so if you're heading down 5 or 101, look at that. i mean

that's impressive for 730 in the morning. boom boom boom. look at that. so around la up to san luis obispo, paso robles over towards lancaster and even on the grapevine stuck pattern for us though sunny for most, it may take a while. north bay for some of you to get sun. so 6070 to near 80 on the temps. all right. 730 on a tuesday. sal is here and he tells us the traffic is. >> slow in many areas, steve, especially in the tri-valley. we have that crash we've been talking about on eastbound 580 coming out of isabel or at isabel, but the traffic eastbound is slow, and it's also slow westbound as it continue to clear the deadly crash that happened overnight. now, one of the things that we know is people are using vallecitos road. people are. looks like they're still cleaning up their. so all lanes are open. according to sam on the assignment desk, who just came over and handed me that bulletin. so it's still going to take a while, though,

for this to clear up. a lot of people have said, forget it, i'm using other routes. let's talk about the bay bridge that is backed up all the way out to the maze. and if you're driving on the east shore, it's slow out of richmond into el cerrito. 731 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you sal. we are following a developing story this morning as hundreds of vta employees are voting on a new contract proposal. if approved, it would end a stalemate between the union and the transit agency that started at the end of last year. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live in our studio now with the details. jesse. >> pamela, good morning again. the union and atu 265 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 on 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 forced striking workers back on the job, with bus service resuming march 28th and light rail service coming back online a few days later. the two sides last met face to face may 22nd, and from that the following contract offer on the table vta would increase pay 14.5% over four years. it would give enhanced dental benefits, provide an appeal voucher for disagreements at work, and have improved workplace policies. vta spokeswoman stacey hendler ross saying in addition to the raise the authority has added to the length of the contract. >> this contract is offer is significantly different in that there's an extra year tacked on to it. ordinarily, we have had a three year contract with atu, and this time it's a four year contract, which is on par with the other three unions that we have at vta with. we've already settled renewed contracts with. we think this is a fair and very

competitive contract proposal, and we look forward to our employees approving it so we can all put this behind us. >> 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. so it'll be close. >> union president raj singh says there's still ruffled feathers over how long it's taken to get to this point, with other contracts already being settled by vta and other unions and the remaining sticking point, the length of time of leave of absence policy to interrupt long term ly long term leave, a union worker would have to work 60 consecutive days. currently, it's just 30 days. if the contract is approved, it would take effect june the 9th, pending approval of the vta board of directors. that could come when the board meets on

thursday. we'll talk about this again coming up in the next hour, guys. >> thank you so much. time now is 7.35 the richmond san rafael bridge back open this morning following a traffic nightmare during the evening commute. now to a look from sky fox showing drivers heading to the east bay from marin county. you can see that major backup right there. the bridge had to be shut down when crews discovered a concrete on the upper deck starting to crumble when some lanes were later partially reopened, the traffic impact that 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've just got to bear with it. >> caltrans says they'll continue to monitor the upper deck this week for any other problems with the bridge deck.

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they're working on it, highlighting efforts to speed up housing by cutting legal delays. >> we, as republicans have pushed for cost cutting measures since day one, but a lot of our bills either didn't get a hearing, they didn't get out of committee. >> every one of us understands the need on housing in particular, and we're committed to delivering on that this year. >> another aspect of the problem is how to deal with high fuel and food prices. so far, lawmakers strategy on that is less clear, and the california grocers association claims some new labor and environmental bills could actually rise grocery costs. >> a hospital in antioch is now the first in east contra costa county to offer robotic surgery. the new robotic system at sutter delta medical center in antioch will allow the hospital to offer procedures that are less invasive, sutter says. it allows for better precision, which allows patients to avoid scarring and reduces recovery time. sutter delta expects to convert about 3 or 4

laparoscopic surgeries to robotic surgeries in a day. >> all right. let's go now to sal now. he's been busy this morning with a big traffic issue on 580. >> so yeah. yeah, we have been busy with it. and i want to show you that eastbound 580 and westbound 580 are going to be affected by a crash. now, all the lanes have just reopened on eastbound 580. now, there could be some. there could be some activity on the shoulder. and eastbound 580 people are still driving over the. you know what used to be a crash. so it's going to be slow out of dublin, heading out toward the livermore area and continuing towards tracy. westbound 580 is also going to be slow. and now there's been a crash in the backup on westbound 580 near grant line road. southbound 680 is slow, so this is probably going to have an effect for the entire morning. some people have used vallecitos road. that's slower than usual as well. meanwhile, 880 is slow from

hayward to fremont. that's not unusual when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza that's backed up to the maze. let's bring steve back with today's weather. we're off to a cloudy start. >> for majority. that is correct. so no doubt we'll start north. this is a big fog bank. i think there's more here than we saw yesterday. and i'm speaking about marin county. napa even out when almost out to fairfield i mean that's a heck of a push when it gets out that far. and they have a roaring onshore up to cloverdale now again that will clear fast and they'll still be in the 80s. but i think santa rosa stays in the low to mid 70s at best. that's just a lot of low clouds in marin coast, sonoma coast, even out to concord, you can see, i mean, vallejo, hiddenbrooke cordelia that's a lot of low clouds. lafayette, san ramon, even out to parts of livermore. some breaks in there, but then south it is thick as thieves there on the san mateo coast, all the way down to santa cruz, gilroy, a little bit hollister, and even down to monterey. you'll see it right there. so there's some breaks there, but that's a big fog bank for early june. so june gloom is has arrived, no doubt about it here. a little low

there off of southern california is pumping in a little bit of thunderstorm activity. but for us it's really all about the fog and an onshore breeze or wind. so with that in place temps today, we're really not change all that much from yesterday 50 to start for most here, 40 up in the mountains. thunderstorms yesterday about markleeville south. but look at southern california. i mean it is lit up already down there just north of l.a. high desert bakersfield, then over towards paso robles, also san luis obispo, santa maria. i mean, that's an active morning before 8:00, no doubt about it. watch in the last few boom boom right there popping up. so anybody heading down 101 or 5 or on the grapevine keep that in mind. for us it's just really a quiet pattern. but look at the mountains. i mean that's a lot of moisture for early june. but it looks like over the next 5 to 7 days there will be activity up in the mountains. so stuck pattern, no doubt. only day to day subtle changes. so one day a little cooler today. monday, a little warmer tomorrow, but really no changes until probably the weekend. 60, 7080 does look warmer as we head towards the weekend, especially

as we head towards. i think sunday temps could pop up to a few if you're inland upper 80s. >> thank you steve. the bay area is near the top of a 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. >> yeah, research shows that it's due to high housing prices, remote work and natural disasters. and now we want to hear from you this morning. we're asking, have you considered moving out of the bay area your options? no, i am rooted here. the other is yes, making plans and the other is yes, but haven't acted. and right now 84% of you say you just haven't acted. the numbers are moving. scan the qr code top right hand corner of your screen or head to ktvu.com/vote. let us know what you think. >> yeah, always kind of interesting. >> yes it is here. >> reasons for people moving. it might be to move near family. >> or it's also. >> grandkids cost of living certainly. >> as you get to. >> retirement not because of the weather. all right. weigh in.

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close to homes near hillburn road. people who had to leave their homes are now back. crews from attack, the fire from the sky and the ground to stop it from spreading. despite high winds and close calls, no homes are damaged. crews have reopened an offramp along interstate 880 in san jose after fixing a large sinkhole that opened up yesterday afternoon. it was first reported yesterday morning near the alameda, but crews were able to reopen the ramp and any nearby lanes overnight. wildfires burning across canada now impacting air quality here in the bay area. the smoke from the fires 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. the authors of a new book critical of president biden's reelection bid took the stage at san francisco's commonwealth club. the discussion drew a packed crowd. now, 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 president biden's staff consistently downplayed concerns raised by reporters, insisting that the president remained as sharp and capable as ever. 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 flawed. last month, the u.s. district judge in san francisco ruled the administration needs congressional approval to make sizable reductions. the administration argues the executive branch should not need the permission of congress. in today's dollars and cents, klarna is expanding from its buy now, pay later platform and launching a credit card as it moves into a more traditional banking platform. as the opening bell rang this morning. disney stock headed slightly lower after announcing hundreds of job cuts. we'll have more on that in just a moment. first, let's take a live look at the numbers this morning up across the board. as you can see the dow jones. no big swings this morning. still waiting for more details on the trade negotiations. that's certainly weighing heavily. the nasdaq having the biggest gain today up almost a half of a percent. as analysts look for

the impact that tariffs are having on the economy. shoppers and employees at walmart and target are noticing a hike in prices. photos are circulating on social media showing the higher prices. walmart's chief financial officer says the tariffs are forcing the increase for some items, some by as much as 45%. toys are among the products seeing the biggest increase in price. the housing market is seeing a big shift in the numbers of home buyers and sellers, redfin reports. as of april 2025, this year, there are 500,000 more sellers than buyers. that's the lowest buyer activity since the early pandemic. the company says the reason for the scarcity of home buyers is recent economic uncertainty. high home prices and high mortgage rates. disney going through a fresh round of layoffs that will impact hundreds of workers. the cuts impact workers in film and television marketing, publicity, casting and development. they're part of a broader cost cutting

initiative at the company. just three months ago, disney cut 200 employees on its television stations and operations division. company officials say as more viewers pivot away from traditional cable television, it's forcing disney to focus more on direct to consumer streaming operations. all right, let's head back over to sal for a look at traffic. where are you starting, sal? >> let's start at the bay bridge. pam, there is a pretty sizable crowd here trying to get into san francisco. it is pretty jam packed. and every time i see it so crowded, i just wonder if there's anything on the bridge. and i've been looking here. it doesn't seem like there's anything on the actual bridge. i'm just double checking here as we're on the air. no, it's just very crowded on that bridge. let's talk about 580 eastbound. that crash that was there at isabel has been cleared. it's still affecting traffic westbound as people are still slowing past the scene. i think it was just a natural

bottleneck. that's going to take a while to unwind. now there is a crash southbound 680 coming down on 84 right before it there on 680 out of pleasanton. so people are on vallecitos road and it's going to be this whole tri valley area has been tough all morning long. we're going to keep an eye on that for you. if you're driving on 880, it slows at 238. it doesn't get better until after stevenson. 750. let's talk about today's weather. here's steve. >> so thank you sir. we are in a pattern where it really doesn't change all that much here. just subtle day to day changes and even bigger fog bank today than we had yesterday, especially north and east. these lows keep dropping in, so it keeps our pattern here. not only breezy to windy at times, but cool to nice to mild to warm. i mean you know june inland you can warm up pretty fast. but there's the low. you see it spinning there. not only that it is tapping into moisture. that was over the central sierra yesterday. it's replacing the low that brought some record rain down to arizona, phoenix, scottsdale and areas north. and look at this. it is lit up from bakersfield.

so if you're heading down five 101 san luis obispo near paso road just south of paso, but boy, it's close there over to santa maria and even over the grapevine. some big thunderstorms already erupting. look at the low cloud deck. i mean, that's a heck of a surge there when he goes all the way up to napa valley, all the way up to cloverdale. my goodness. and then even out parts east bay to concord, san ramon, some in livermore. looks like that's retreating a little bit and just sold out, as we say on the san mateo coast, down to santa cruz, down to monterey, parts of the santa clara valley as well, so that that will be slow to retreat. and that's going to keep temperatures. i think in the 60s, 70s, 80s, you can see the circulation of the low right there off of southern california. and that's what's tapped into that moisture, and that's what's triggering that triggering activity down in southern california. and that's pretty impressive for this time of year. west southwest of 31 out of fairfield. that's a roaring delta wind. 50s on the temps. i mean, everyone's pretty close here. 40s, 50s up in the mountains. thunderstorm activity was just south of markleeville

yesterday, so they'll probably bubble up again south, i would think, towards, you know, mammoth bishop bridgeport area again. some of that moisture though definitely impacting central california and the southern end of the san joaquin valley. look at the moisture. i mean tahoe to mammoth, that's a lot for june. so just if you're heading to the mountains, keep an eye on the sky. we are in a stuck pattern. i just don't see things changing all that much. one day. a little cooler today, one day a little warmer tomorrow. but no big changes. 60, 70, 80. now again, if you're far enough inland, it can still get pretty warm there. but for my forecast zone, it keeps it about the same until the weekend when it does look warmer away from the coast. >> really impacts our farmers and our whole economy here. with the amount of theft that goes on. >> it's not your unusual crime here. thieves busted red-handed for stealing thousands of cherries from northern california orchards. [music] the heist that's putting the harvest and local economy at risk. [music] and the harsh cleaning chemicals get the job done. why? experts say you might be making your home five times more toxic and

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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. 757 now the san francisco 49ers, continuing to strengthen the 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 draft next year. the deal reunites huff with defensive coordinator robert saleh, who coached huff when he was with the new york jets. huff must pass the physical for the trade

to be final. mill valley is updating its parking rules to try and accommodate new businesses and housing complexes. the rules date back 45 years, and the planning commission is considering changes to adjust to the city's growth. right now, businesses now have to provide 3 to 10 parking spaces for every 1000ft!s. the planning commissin is leaning towards loosening those rules. san francisco police have made an arrest in the hit and run that left a five-year-old child with life threatening injuries. investigators say jonathan lam was taken into custody saturday night in daly city. the 35 year-old accused of leaving the scene after striking a child on a pushbike near 31st street and in the richmond district on may 24th. lam is facing felony hit and run charges now. 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 expired five months ago, and there's been no replacement for it. they're urging the mayor to take action before more people are killed. unfortunately, two vehicles. >> hit the rider in the number six lane, causing him to sustain fatal injuries. >> a chain reaction crash on a bay area freeway. a motorcyclist goes down and what happens next shuts down lanes on 580 for hours. we're live with what we're learning from chp as lanes begin to reopen. and a fiery disaster now tracked back to a critical mistake. a new report describes human error and a lack of oversight may have sparked the flames in martinez. plus. >> 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. >> a routine check in takes an unexpected turn. now, a livermore father with no criminal record is detained. the family's decade long fight for

legal status now on hold. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two at eight. as you look live across the oakland estuary, it's a little cloudy out, little fog in the skies, but the weather is not expected to be floating in any extreme direction, according to steve paulson. we'll get an update on that in a moment. but first, good morning to you. i'm andre senior. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is tuesday june 3rd. definitely a different picture outside. it is. we had some sun. looked a little clearer right. some. some moments of sun, as you say, steve, but looks more gray. >> there's more gray today than we had yesterday, that's for sure. and most locations are in on on it, except down toward san jose, southern end of the peninsula. there's some mostly sunny there, but north it's sold out. 50s on the temps east as well. now it will retreat back to the coast. but this is june gloom here also. southern california, the low going down the coast tapped into moisture for coming in off the central

sierra. and it's a show down there near santa maria showing a second. it's just an onshore breeze or wind for some. been up to 3032 at travis. but if you're heading south, watch out on five. look at that. just lit up san luis obispo, santa maria, some of that rotating around the high desert as well on the grapevine. so keeping it smooth sailing. no, not not really stuck pattern though for us here. fog bigger fog bank today. so i think temperatures actually cool off a few degrees. if you're inland you still get the 80s, but many locations will be in the 60s and 70s. all righty. south here. he's been busy. i mean, he tri valley. you want to go there first? where do you want? >> you know what? i want to show you something first, because we are going to go to the tri valley. steve, take a look at this. this is an airship we have over. just to show you our camera network. look, that's the shoreline amphitheater. just to give you some reference. and there is the airship you can see kind of flying around. it's kind of cool, and i believe that.

yeah. isn't that cool? anyway, it's seems to be getting bigger just by frame of reference in our shot, so we'll talk more about that. let's get to what steve mentioned. we're going to go right to the tri valley. we had a crash southbound 680. we have a crash southbound 680 right before the highway 84 exit. that's causing a bunch of slow traffic. earlier we had a crash eastbound 580 at isabel. that's been cleared, but westbound 580 has not recovered. it probably won't before the morning commute is over. i want to check out the bay bridge really quickly now. and this is backed up to the macarthur maze. so it's been a busy morning traffic wise. 802 let's get back to the headlines. >> all right, sam, thank you so much. a part of interstate 580 is now back open following a deadly crash early this morning. >> ktvu james torres following the story. joining us now from livermore james. >> well it's all back open now. good news this morning. that's right behind me. interstate 580. you see the traffic flowing in

both directions. closest to us is that eastbound side. that was where we saw trouble much earlier this morning. all lanes of the freeway open just about a half hour ago. all of this starting before 3:00 this morning. chp telling us a man on a motorcycle lost control and fell off that bike almost right after cars passing by hit both the driver and the motorcycle. and about ten minutes later, a big rig did the same thing. >> unfortunately, two vehicles hit the rider in the number six lane, causing him to sustain fatal injuries and a big rig passing through also collided into the at rest motorcycle itself. >> that motorcycle ended up sparking on the ground, catching fire, burning much of the cab of that big rig. crews pulled what was left of the motorcycle from under it before towing it away. medics pronounced the driver of the motorcycle dead and we saw at least one car pulled over on

the shoulder. i talked to the driver of that car. he told me that in that early morning hours he hit the motorcycle, damaging his bumper and tires. chp telling us no other drivers were hurt in this flurry of incidents. troopers are trying to contact the victim's family before releasing his identity. but the one thing i can tell you to take away from this interstate 580, in the eastbound side, all lanes are now back open. we're live this morning near livermore. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> james, thank you for your time. 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, along with inadequate training and supervision, played a role in that 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.

>> 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 then revoked it. since then, the couple has been fighting to get legal status for miguel so that he can stay with their children, three children and one 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 friends, 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 working to follow all the proper procedures and laws. ice has not responded to our request for comment. >> 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 on grand avenue. several people walked into the store and demanded cash before taking off in a vehicle. 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 this location has been a hotspot for break-ins. in fact, the windows are still boarded up from the last smash-and-grab that took place there. >> that's really heartbreaking. the guys who run this 7-eleven are really sweet. i feel awful for them. >> investigators don't believe the two incidents are related. now. back in april, when that same shop was broken into twice in 24 hours, the store clerk told us he was attacked by the

thieves, leading him to quit. >> investigators say thieves were stealing thousands of dollars worth of produce from northern california farms, and then selling it at fruit stands across the state. the target cherries and cherry trees in san joaquin county. the sheriff says the thieves hit two orchards in two days, and they made away with more than $2,000 worth of cherries. but they also caused thousands of dollars in damage to the trees. >> then they had done an extensive amount of damage to the trees, which were really impact the future production of these trees, which will impact this family for years to come. >> deputies say the suspects were tied to a string of other orchard thefts throughout california. all three suspects were booked on felony charges. the san francisco chronicle reports traffic tickets are up by nearly 50% over the first part of the year. half of the violations fall under five categories. the department has been focusing on speeding, running red lights or stop signs, failing to yield while

turning, and failing to yield to pedestrians in a crosswalk. city leaders and safety advocates have been pressuring police to increase traffic enforcement after it has fallen since the pandemic. >> time now is 807 now. 808 let's take a look at interstate 880 in oakland. northbound, you can see that traffic is getting busier. it's not unusual, but it is busy. bay bridge is backed up all the way out from the five 8024 interchange. that's kind of a long one, but we expect it on a tuesday. people are out on the road and it's one of the busiest traffic days of the week. eastbound 580 is recovering at isabel after that deadly crash overnight. westbound still a little bit slow. southbound 680 at the sunol exit right before 84. there's a crash and we have traffic backed up from before. now, vallecitos road is taking a lot of use today because people are avoiding 580. i do want to mention the south bay. we haven't talked a lot about the

south bay because it's been pretty typically slow in many of these areas. and just so you know, it is slow getting over to sunnyvale, cupertino, on all the major freeways. we don't have a lot of major things going on. we've had a couple of fender benders, but that south bay commute is up and at em right now. 808 let's go back to the desk. >> well, he made history on the court. now steph curry is eyeing a future beyond basketball. what could be next for the warriors star? >> and a public space in the east bay is caught in a pickle. the debate over court use in richmond has forced one area to shut down, and why it could end up in court. >> every day. over a thousand accidents happen in california. lives turned upside down in an instant. the aftermath of an accident can be overwhelming. medical bills, lost wages and emotional trauma. at jakobi meyers, we control the chaos, providing legal and emotional support so you can focus on healing. with over 50 years of experience and $2 billion

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for you this morning at 812. flames torched a business 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 the strip mall had some water damage from sprinklers. no one was hurt. the cause of the fire. unknown 19 year old from livermore was arrested for having a large amount of illegal explosives. last month, the alameda county sheriff's office says juan carlos cruz junior had more than 250 pounds of illegal fireworks. investigators say they found drugs and ammunition. the sheriff's office is reminding residents that all fireworks, including those labeled safe and sane, are illegal in some parts of alameda county. ahead of the 4th of july, vta union employees will vote on the agency's latest contract offer today. vta says the offer includes wage increases of 14.5% over the next four years, enhanced dental

care, an apparel voucher and improved wkplace 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 cold case murder case from almost 50 years ago has been solved. investigators say they now know who 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 this sketch of the suspect. years later, another witness told police 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, but detectives at the time speculated that the teacher may have stumbled upon a drug deal. >> 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. >> a public space in richmond is staying closed as officials and community go back and forth on whether or not to allow pickleball. now the craneway pavilion courts are now closed to all sports until the issue is resolved. critics say pickleball

is an improper use of the space and that it's moving forward without proper approvals. the east bay pickleball association says they plan to file lawsuits to resolve the issue, but none have been filed yet. >> all right. 815 is your time. steph curry is still one of the best players in the nba, but he's starting to think about life after basketball. curry talked about several possible career interests after his playing days are over. he told cnbc that he's considering getting into broadcasting team ownership, pro golf growing his media platform 30 inc, and other business endeavors. the 37 year old was one of the best players in the league this season, and says he's focused on the warriors for now, which is certainly good news because it could squeeze out a few more years of what. >> he does want a fifth ring? >> he does want. yeah, so i really hope he. >> gets that. he has so many business. >> he and ayesha curry. >> it's incredible. >> how. >> they manage any business. >> and he's got. >> the family has wine. he's got the gentleman's cut.

>> and to play like he plays. >> i know. >> a lot of practice goes into that. >> so i think he can do whatever he wants. >> personally. >> you must have incredible focus. >> gosh. >> i would love some of that focus. >> a lot of talent. >> yes. >> all right. sal is covering traffic this morning. how does it look out there, sal? >> it looks great. i've seen steph play golf. >> yeah. >> i think. >> he can do that, too. >> he's insane. >> yeah, i mean, he's i mean, obviously i think he's a scratch golfer. he's got to be right. right. >> i mean, he's talking about the champions which is 50 when you're 50 and older i think. right. so i think he could make the pga probably. >> now some people are born with all the luck. andre. >> yeah i'll. >> tell you. good morning everyone. hey, let's go to the south bay. i want to show you that right now. traffic is going to be slow. 85 to 80, 101. all of them are slow. there's emergency road work going on northbound 880 at alameda. apparently, there's some damage to the road. it is causing slow traffic out of campbell, heading north. so don't be surprised by that. people are calling up saying, hey, what is going on? it is not a crash. they have a

couple of lanes closed for dire necessity. apparently so 85 to 80 and 101 are slower than they usually are this morning. let's go to the bay bridge that is backed up still all the way out to the maze. today's a really busy day when it comes to just even the ordinary commute. southbound 680 now taking the attention in the tri valley. there's a crash at the sunol exit. we are backed up to dublin on 680 heading south. so that is also a late morning slowdown. 818 let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> i don't even think you mentioned highway four. that's a rarity. >> that's i mean, highway four is just normally slow leverage to willow. looks like same old, same old there. >> same same. all right. thank you sir. well, the upper low that gave us the cooldown on sunday. monday is now off of la. thunderstorms erupted over the central sierra. the moisture is getting entrained into that low, and it is blowing up, as we say, down towards santa maria, san luis obispo, the grapevine,

bakersfield, and also just just north of la, also on the high desert at lancaster. and there's more thunderstorm activity for the sierra. look at the fog that will focus on that. that's a huge fog bank for june. i mean, most i'm undercutting most of the temperatures. that's just too much fog right there. even some out to the east. and there's been a roaring wind. and the cordelia hills, there were gusts to 50 miles an hour, but around jamison canyon, cordelia, travis, anywhere about 30, 35. that's a roaring delta wind, no doubt about it. even all the way down. gilroy, hollister, and of course, santa cruz up and down the coast. and it's going to be a cool day here. for many, this fog will be slow to burn off, but that circulation around that low is definitely tapped into some moisture. and it is a big time show here this morning before 830 in the morning. look at this. i mean, just lit up from bakersfield, frazier park, all the way over to santa maria, san luis obispo and just near paso robles and go go down to paso and hang out a little wine

tasting and keep an eye on things. my goodness. it is blowing up there. west southwest 2930 35 been roaring wind gusts, especially out that area. 50s on the temps a couple of 60s here, especially on the peninsula, but even down to pebble and carmel at 56, fort ord 50. that's cold there and 53. soquel 54. aptos and watsonville 50 up in truckee, south lake tahoe. so mammoth, probably more thunderstorms. mammoth, bridgeport area, i would think more thunderstorms erupting. central sierra and some of those again are just going bonkers down in southern california. and look at the moisture. just i mean it is stacking up for the central sierra, even up to tahoe over the next 5 to 6 days. so any travel plans to the mountains? keep that in mind. we're in a stuck pattern. there's a bigger fog bank today than we had yesterday, so i just don't see how temps warm up really. so 6070 on the temps if you're well inland. some low 80s, but it looks pretty cool here for this time of year for us. little change maybe weekend i think with some inland temps will start to bump up a little. you guys. >> thank you so much steve. don't forget to weigh in on our

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klarna is expanding from its buy now, pay later platform and launching a credit card as it moves into more traditional banking platforms as the opening bell rang this morning. investors got the chance to react to disney's announcement that it is cutting hundreds of jobs, primarily in its television, film and entertainment division. all right, taking a live look at the market as we take a live look at the new york stock exchange, the dow jones gaining a bit of ground in the last hour, now up about 100 points, the s&p 500 up close to a half of a percent, the nasdaq up three quarters of a percent. but the sentiment on wall street is sort of a wait

and see until we get more details about the trade deals and negotiations. meta has just signed a deal to use nuclear power to feed its growth in ai. meta signed a 20 year deal with constellation to create more than 1000mw of emission free nuclear energy in illinois for meta's ai data center. work for the collaboration will start in 2027. the price of the agreement has not been announced, but it is similar to a deal that microsoft made with the three mile island plant in pennsylvania. starting today, travelers flying united airlines will have to arrive earlier for their flights. united customers will now need to check in at least 45 minutes prior to departure time for domestic flights. the previous limit was 30 minutes. international passengers are required to check in at least an hour before their flight. travelers can still check in for flights 24 hours in advance, online on the united app, or at an airport kiosk.

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away. hundreds of vta workers are weighing in on a new contract that could help keep south bay transit on track. and a fast-moving fire forced fairfield families to leave their homes, but some took action to save their homes themselves. >> from ktvu. [music] fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. on mornings on two i'm pam cook. garcia is off today. >> i'm andre senior. today is tuesday, june 3rd. no sunshine behind us now. but there's a boat out there. right there.

>> yeah, that's kind of. >> yeah. >> isn't that how you get to work, andre? you bring your yacht up to the estuary? >> of course. yeah. i would like to brag about. >> sailing vessel. >> it's a 42 footer. not bad. not bad for an anchor. all right. if you'll pardon the pun. 50s and 60s on the. look at the peninsula here. san carlos, 62, menlo park 63, sunnyvale 62. even over to fremont and hayward in there. that's because they get a little bit of a south breeze. so there's some that are 60s. others, man, there's a lot of gray. look at that. i mean, especially up north in san francisco, oakland north i mean it is just thick as thieves up there, that fog. and there's been a roaring wind, especially out towards american canyon. cordelia hiddenbrooke even out to travis. i mean, there's been gusts. 30 cordelia hills, gusts of 50 miles an hour. i mean, amazing. so this pattern is locked in in southern california, especially around paso robles, san luis obispo, santa maria. it is lit up this morning. that was tropical moisture over the central sierra getting caught in the low that's

going down the coast. so quite an active day here for june 3rd. stuck pattern though for us. a lot of low clouds in place. even if you get the sun it will not be that warm today. temperatures i think a little bit below average here with 60s 70 to only a few near 80. all right. sounds here. my goodness. i think you could do a five minute show. but he has to make it quick. so we'll begin with. >> the sunol grade. yeah. southbound 680. it is going to be slow heading to a crash. sunol exit there. right near 84. people are using vallecitos road. that is the second big problem we've had in the in the tri valley. of course, we had the eastbound 580 at isabel. the fatal crash overnight westbound 580 hasn't recovered yet. even though all lanes are open, there's nothing to see, but it has lingered. bay bridge backed up all the way out to the maze. metering lights are on. 831 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. the end of the day could see many vta union employees with a new contract. hundreds are voting right now on

a new contract proposal from the transit agency. if approved, it would end a stalemate that has stretched since the end of last year. ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary up here in studio with us with the details. >> pamela, good morning again. nice to be up here this morning. >> it is nice. >> yes it is. >> voting started earlier this morning. we've been talking about that. it's going to continue the entire day and into the night. wrapping up around 10:00 tonight. it will take a simple majority of the vote for the union to approve the contract. and the union president says soothing over some of the ruffled feathers during this whole process is also a good idea. >> i think it's in the best interest of everybody, including the, you know, the executives and the board, that the feels that the employees feel appreciated and valued. push to getting back to warm relations comes after a divisive contract battle that's been ongoing since december of last year, after negotiations stalled between atu

265 and vta, 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, 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 online a few days later. the two sides met face to face on may 22nd, and from that, the offer that's on the table. vta will increase pay 14.5% over four years. it would give enhanced dental benefits, provide a voucher for the purchase of work clothing and have improved workplace policies, vta spokeswoman stacey hendler ross says in addition to the raise the authority has added to the length of the contract. >> ordinarily, we have had a three year contract with atu and this time it's a four year contract, which is on par with the other three unions that we have at vta, which we've already

settled renewed contracts with. we think this is a fair and very competitive contract proposal, and we look forward to our employees approving it so we can all put this behind us. >> 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. so it'll be close. >> union president rod singh says there's a remaining sticking point. the long time leave of absence policy. it's been doubled from 30 to 60 days and would take effect only for new hires, not existing union members. if the contract is approved, it would take effect june 9th, pending approval of the vta board of directors. that could come thursday when the board meets guys. >> thank you so much, jesse. time now is 834. firefighters in fairfield are monitoring for hot spots this morning after a fast-moving fire came close to burning several homes. residents

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 its spread. crews say high winds made the fire harder 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 pack things and no go back. >> crews say some houses and cars will need to be cleaned after fire retardant was dropped in the area. >> firefighters in oakland put out several fires 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 there and spread into

nearby backyards, but no homes were damaged. there was a separate rv fire at third and adeline that saw heavy smoke into the air and briefly threatened a commercial building. now, as we move deeper into fire season. be sure to download our free fox local mobile app to get breaking news and updates right to your phone, tablet or smart tv. we're now 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. 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 the chp. >> the co-founder of a 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, that 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. we're hearing from several bay area arts organizations that have suddenly lost federal funding. one of those affected is the san francisco gay men's choir. the national endowment of the arts recently ended their $38,000 grant right at the start of pride month. in a statement, the nea said it's focused on funding projects that reflect the nation's rich artistic heritage

as prioritized by the president, and said the gay men's choir 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. both organizations say they now have to rely more heavily on community donations to stay afloat. >> 15 students reached an exciting milestone in the young adult program at laney college. each of them earned a foundations of art certificate certificate through a 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 they need 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. >> 839 your time. let's get to steve in the weather center this morning to find out why it's so cloudy here along the oakland estuary. >> i'm not ready. >> you're not ready yet. >> count to three. count to three. then toss to me. >> all right, let's see. >> three. >> go, steve. >> what took you so long? i've been here the whole time. >> how's the weather? >> yeah. >> you know. fair to midland out there. patchy fog. otherwise fair. back to you. all right, here we go. the upper low. here's the deal. this pattern has been kind of here since march. that's these lows or these troughs coming in areas of low pressure. they're continuing into june. some of the forecast projections continue almost the entire month. so i see no reason to change course here. i think the june will be similar to what

we've had in april and may. this low coming down, open the door to that big fog bank and cooler and has really tapped into a lot of moisture. so for today, there's a much bigger fog bank. morning fog on the coast, 5060 clearing around the bay. but there's a lot of low clouds north 60 to 70 and then inland 74 to 82. i just think there's too much fog today and maybe some drizzle. this might be a little overdone santa cruz mountains, but i would expect some drizzle next couple of days, especially late nights and early mornings. so the focus looks to be again coastal hills, santa cruz mountains. but look at that. i mean, that's all the way up to cloverdale and it will start to retreat. i mean, we know the drill if you've been here long enough, but even east, i mean, vallejo, lafayette, san ramon, starting to retreat there. hayward it's gone in livermore, but all the way south, half moon bay, santa cruz, all the way to gilroy, almost. gilroy. there are some gaps in there. there's some breaks, no doubt. but, you know, there's a lot more fog than there are breaks with sun and that low. you can see it's spinning there has tapped into moisture. thunderstorms off the central sierra dragged it back and lit up santa maria around paso robles. also bakersfield,

the high desert. all the way down, almost to southern cal, almost down to la santa maria, the grapevine and even the high desert. so if you're going down 101 or 5, keep an eye on things there. it's kind of interesting is there's a decent onshore breeze or wind for some, and there's a little bit of a south southeast breeze on the peninsula, which is why they're 63 sunnyvale, menlo park, 65, san carlos 62. they are warmer than other areas, warmer than brentwood, concord and fairfield. you don't see that all the time that's associated with that low. also, thunderstorm activity could be popping up a big time up in the mountains next couple of days. so just again, any travel plans this year? even tahoe? i think that because of this low coming in watch. look at that mammoth markleeville and south lake tahoe. i mean you know june's usually pretty quiet. not this time around. so just a heads up there for us i think a little cooler here. stuck pattern. there's just day to day changes. does look a little warmer inland as we go to the weekend. but

today 60, 70, 80 and no big changes the rest of the week. >> all right. thank you steve. >> a classroom clash in san francisco. parents and a national group challenge a new ethnic studies or ethnic studies requirement. why? they say the lessons go too far. [music] >> quick reminder. you can now download our new fox local mobile app. in addition to ktvu newscasts and content from the ktvu newsroom, you can also watch stories from our sister stations across the country. it's a free download. it's time for the c.o.a.t. debate. who's the greatest cashbacker of all time? i earned 1.5% on finger paint

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some of the stories we're following for you this morning. a new report is shedding some light on what may have attributed to a fire at the martinez refinery back in february. now, a report says that a worker shortage and lack of training played a role. the fire, sparked during maintenance, burned for three days. that report heads to contra costa health's oversight committee today. tomorrow, the state supreme court will hear a case that could change how solar customers get paid for sending extra energy back to the grid in 2022. california cut those credits, causing some non-solar customers to pay more to support the grid. the lawsuit argues these cuts discourage people, especially in low income areas,

from going solar. the decision could shape the future of solar energy in the state. 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 on grand avenue. 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 seem to be armed with a knife came in, took cash and ran away. neighbors say it's a hotspot for break ins. >> well, the authors of a new book critical of president biden's reelection bid took 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 over preparation 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 remained as sharp and capable as ever. the trump administration is asking the u.s. supreme court to grant them permission to slash the federal workforce. the administration filed an emergency appeal, arguing a lower court ruling barring them from doing so is flawed. last month, a u.s. district judge in san francisco ruled the administration needs congressional approval to make sizable reductions. the administration argues that the executive branch shouldn't need the permission of congress. >> the justice department is putting some 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 a trans athlete won two events in the high school state championship over the weekend. the california department of education reports it's preparing a response for all school districts today. a national education organization and san francisco unified parents are pushing back on the school district's ethnic studies curriculum. now, last year, the school district announced income student 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's listening to concerns, but it still supports the curriculum.

>> the richmond san rafael bridge is back open this morning following a traffic nightmare through the evening commute. this was a look from sky fox, where drivers were headed to the east bay from marin county. 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'll continue to monitor the upper deck this week for any other problems with the bridge deck. >> 849 is the time. let's head over to sal. speaking of that, sal, i just needed to get in and around marin yesterday and a what should take me 15 minutes.

took me an hour and 15. >> wow. yeah. and fortunately, everything is now normal. can you hear me? yeah, i got you. yes. >> hopefully no more concrete falls. >> no. everything is normal now. i want to show you the richmond bridge. the commute direction. there's a bottleneck there after the toll plaza, which is typical if you're driving on the east shore freeway, you can see that traffic is okay and no problems there. the commute looks all right at the bay bridge, although it is still pretty backed up beyond the maze. we still have a lot of slow traffic this morning in the tri valley. 680 southbound backed up from the six 8580 interchange because of a crash near the exit. a lot of people are on vallecitos road. remember, 580 is a little extra slow this morning because of earlier issues. so livermore, pleasanton, people who come from that area are going to be in for a tough morning commute. and here we are near the end of it for most of it. still very, very slow at 850. let's bring steve back in with today's weather.

>> all right sal, thank you sir. as you indicated, there a lot of the traffic shots. fog bank. there are some breaks in it, mainly south, but kind of interesting. what does menlo park and vacaville have in common? they're both 63. you don't see that too often this time of year. but there's a south southeast breeze. sunnyvale, menlo park, san carlos, san jose, fremont, hayward, all in the 60s, which is warmer than concord and walnut creek. so a little unusual twist there. and there's a huge fog bank to the north. i mean, i just i went 72 in santa rosa today, now after 74 yesterday, but there's just a lot of low clouds. and you can see the breaks san jose and clearing there on the peninsula because of that south southeast breeze. so for some it's foggy. for others it's already sunny. couple of layers of clouds in southern california, fog and tropical moisture. getting entrained into this low offshore is really generating a lot of thunderstorm activity down southern california. central california still a really good onshore breeze there for some. we really don't see too many changes here. but look at this southern end of the san joaquin

valley, also from southern california. high desert back over towards santa maria, san luis obispo and paso robles. it is lit up this morning. look at that big time thunderstorms popping up. stock pattern though. i mean, one day. cool it down. next day warm it up some areas cool down. the next day they warm. really not much change here through about friday. temperatures today 6070. it does look warmer inland, especially as we head towards sunday and early next week. >> thank you steve. don't forget to weigh in on our question of the day. we do a lot of stories about whether people are leaving, why they're leaving, where they're going. so are you thinking about moving out of the bay area and your choices are there? no, i'm rooted here. that's winning so far. followed by yes, but i haven't acted. and then a small percentage. yes. making plans to weigh in. you can scan that qr code right there at the top hand side of your screen. you can head to

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your 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 the san diego padres yesterday, while pitcher logan webb tossed eight scoreless innings. the offense struggled to capitalize with runners on base, and the padres won in extras. 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. but 162 of these? no other sport plays as many games as we do. you'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 it. everyone in here knows it. and we just got

to keep grinding. >> the giants are in a fight with the padres for second place in the division, and they're only three games back from the first place dodgers. first pitcher for tonight's game. a first pitch at tonight's game against the padres at oracle park. it's going to be at 645. >> the san francisco 49 ers are continuing to strengthen the team's defensive line. the team traded for bryce huff from the philadelphia eagles in exchange for mid round draft pick in the 2026 draft. the deal reunites huff with defensive coordinator robert saleh, who coached huff when he was with the new york jets. researchers say more young adults are using e-cigarettes, and it's having a big impact on their health. researchers estimate about 14% of young adults actively vape. the cdc says the addictive nicotine inside makes it hard to quit, especially for people between the ages of 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 a text based quit line helped 40 to 50% of young adults who reached out quit vaping within three months. >> all right. time now is 559. san francisco police have made an arrest in the hit and run that left a five-year-old child with life threatening injuries. investigators say jonathan lam 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 in the richmond district on may 24th. lam is facing felony hit and run charges. a deadly crash is renewing calls for safer streets in san francisco. the advoca 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 pedestrian to be killed on geary this year, and the eighth citywide walk. s.f. says the city's vision zero traffic safety policy expired five months ago, and there has been no replacement for it since. >> a deadly chain reaction crash shuts down a major bay area freeway. the chaos that unfolded on 580 and how it's still affecting your morning commute. >> flames raced towards homes. evacuations ordered and neighbors jumped in to help. fire crews in fairfield are now watching for hotspots this morning, following a fast-moving fire that came close to several homes. >> plus, they walked off the job, then were ordered back. well, now vta workers are voting on a deal that could end months of tension. >> live from jack london square.