to you. >> happy friday to you. >> james torres is in covering traffic this morning because sal is going to be zipping today for our zip trip. how's it looking? >> happy friday. >> happy friday jamie. i'm so sorry. we're so glad you're doing traffic. >> let's take you out there this morning. nothing more than what you might normally see here at 5:00 on the dot. this morning, we had a problem in san francisco at the 101 and 280 split. not so much of a problem now. there was a car that spun out there, debris all over the place, but crews were able to clean that up very quickly, so nothing to worry about there. we'll take you all the way up to santa rosa. we do have a crash down on 101 southbound just south of lakeville. that was a little bit more serious for a moment there. there was debris, and every single one of those lanes. so far, it looks like it's not really affecting the commute, not like there's much of a commute just yet here that will probably clear out in the next few minutes. 5:00 on the dot. let's go back to dave. >> all right james. thank you.

well, the escalating feud between president trump and elon musk continues this morning. and political experts say this could have a big impact on the president's agenda and on the political republican party. fox reporter doug luzader is here now from washington with more about this rocky relationship of the two men. good morning doug. >> good morning. this escalated very quickly into a public feud between the president and elon musk. after an unlikely political alliance. >> i'd give it to elon as a presentation from our country. >> hard to believe that. just a week ago, president trump was handing elon musk a golden key to the white house, now a bitter falling out. >> i'm very disappointed in elon. i've helped elon a lot. >> and that was diplomatic compared to what was playing out on social media, trump wrote. i asked him to leave. i took away his electric vehicle mandate and he just went crazy. musk, initially angry over the deficit impact of trump's so-called big beautiful budget bill, had a

flurry of posts on x. the trump tariffs will cause a recession in the second half of this year. time to drop the really big bomb. donald trump is in the epstein files and perhaps most stinging. without me, trump would have lost the election. at one point, he even seemed to back impeachment. one lawmaker didn't hold back on musk. >> you've lost your #### mind. >> trump threatened to cut musk's government contracts. musk threatened to halt some of his work with nasa. but in the meantime, the president's domestic agenda is now teetering on capitol hill. >> i think one of the big questions now with this big, beautiful bill is whether some of these conservative hardliners in congress are going to follow along with trump, or if speaker johnson can hold this together. >> but in the battle between musk and trump, for some republicans, this is a no brainer. >> anybody who's going to be intimidated by somebody politically whose last name isn't trump is barking up the wrong tree.

>> so could a thaw be coming? maybe. politico reports that the white house is trying to set up a call with musk later today. back to you guys. >> all right, doug, thank you for that update. we are covering a big fire this morning in san francisco. it forced many people out of their homes. ktvu tory gaines joining us now in studio with the details and some pretty incredible video. tory. >> good morning pam. yeah guys these flames were intense. and to see it happen in the center of the city is always harrowing. these are the kinds of fires that can wreak havoc on a city with buildings and homes so close together. just take a look at this video. now, the flames coming out of the second story. this video, by the way, is from san francisco fire department shows huge flames just pouring out of that second story window at a row house on fifth avenue near balboa and anza streets. now, this is a row house on that block, seval of the buildings on this block share common side walls, making it easier for a fire to spread from house to house. five buildings total were affected by this fire, and some 35 people have

been displaced so far. the red cross is currently assisting those who have been affected, and there are muni busses nearby that are serving as temporary evacuation centers for these residents. now, in the last hour or so, sfpd has confirmed that forward progress on this fire has been stopped. and coming up in the next hour, we're going to hear from the fire chief about how they got this fire under control and the ways the community was very prepared to handle this situation. dave. >> all right. tori. thank you. time now, 504. in other news, the san mateo county board of supervisors, in a unanimous vote, issued a notice of intent to remove the sheriff, christina corpus. the first step in a long and complicated process. this comes two months after san mateo county voters gave the supervisors the power in a special election. a 400 page independent investigation that was released last year accuses corpus of misconduct and corruption. she's also accused of having an inappropriate relationship with her former chief of staff. sheriff corpus

denies the allegations and says they are unfounded, biased and politically motivated. >> i am here today to tell you that i can't wait to be heard in the appropriate arena. >> i do feel betrayed and disappointed by her. thank you for exercising your oversight responsibility. >> now that vote by the board of supervisors triggers a pre-removal conference that has to be held by thursday, june 12th. >> bay area immigration rights advocates say ice agents took at least 15 people into custody in san francisco earlier this week. now they say it happened wednesday at the immigration court building on sansome street in the city's financial district. during routine check in appointments. advocates tell us the youngest person taken into custody is just three years old. immigration rights attorneys say all of those detained this week are being held in inadequate facilities. >> we believe that all three

family members, family units spent the night at 630 sansome, which is not a detention center. it is not designed to hold people. and our understanding is these families were sleeping on the floor of their cells. >> we asked an ice spokesperson about the arrest. they would only say anyone who was arrested was, quote, had executable final orders of removal by an immigration judge and had not complied with that order. >> our time is now 506. today is the last day on the job for san francisco police chief bill scott. chief scott has led the department for eight and a half years. he served under four different mayors. chief scott says he's grateful that no police officers were killed in the line of duty while he was police chief, and he told ktvu he'll always cherish the eight years he spent in san francisco. >> it has been challenging, you

know, but it has been rewarding, very rewarding. it's been a great experience. you know, i have enjoyed this job and i know people, some people might question like, how can you enjoy that with all the pressure and all this? i enjoy it because i love what i do. i love this profession. i love the city. >> chief scott is leaving to go to los angeles to become the first chief of the newly formed los angeles metro transit police. he'll be replaced temporarily in san francisco by paul yep, the chief of public safety, until city leaders select a new police chief. >> the san francisco police department is moving its real-time investigation center to a new location downtown. that facility uses technology such as cameras, drones, and license plate readers to assist officers with arrests. the mayor's office says the new headquarters is the result of a $9.4 million donation from a tech investor. officers say the new facility will help them expand their

crime fighting technology, and city leaders hope it will help improve safety in the city. >> what is so exciting to me about things like the arctic is that we are finally allowing the city and our city agencies departments to leverage these tremendous, the tremendous, innovative spirit of our region to actually improve the delivery of public services and to make us to make us safer. >> in march, voters passed prop e, which allows sfpd to expand its use of technology to combat crime. the mayor's office says crime is down nearly 30% so far this year, and he hopes to increase police staffing with his budget proposal. >> our time now 508. one bay area community is working on ways to support its older residents, as well as people with disabilities. according to the marin ij, the san anselmo and old town council approved a new set of policies focusing on

senior citizens, including creating affordable, accessible housing and working with nonprofit groups to hold free home repair days for low income and disabled homeowners. the city has been working with the california department of aging on this project. >> the alameda county court has halted a jury duty pilot program that provided jurors $100 a day. now, the court said it suspended the program after the pilot lost state funding. the program significantly raised the normal compensation of $15 a day and also provided higher mileage pay. the state set aside $27 million for the pilot program, but now it is ending early. alameda was one of the seven counties in the state that was part of that pilot program. >> well, we continue to be locked into a pattern here with june gloom, although it does clear south bay and peninsula much faster than it does areas to the north. and even yesterday, there's a big cooldown for the east bay. so the june gloom in full force.

here it is. cooler pattern. unless you get that sun early then it's not too bad, but 50s on the temps here. palo alto 58, san jose 56. livermore is in there, the city as well. so that's kind of a mild low that's above the normal low is 53 in the city. so they're above already 50s almost across the board fremont 59 menlo park 60. it's that kind of a pattern where you get that south breeze on parts of the coast and also on the peninsula. it keeps those temps up, not the roaring wind we've seen at travis, but still west southwest to 21. it was yesterday was 32 miles an hour. we talked about this all week, how the thunderstorm activity was creeping northward heading into total. and boy did it ever look at that big time thunderstorms popping up. this will continue well into the weekend and probably early next week, so it's a cool to mild pattern unless you're far away from any kind of fog influence, then we can go warm as well. but this pattern is just locked in and i don't see any changes. we talked about how june, all these little lows just drop in. they keep the beat going. that's exactly what's happening. so it's the same old song and dance. not much changing here. big morning fog bank. otherwise, if you're away from it, it's

clear. sunny later. no big changes. the breeze, though. definitely picks up later in the afternoon here out of the west southwest 6070 to a few in the low to mid 80s. >> all right thank you steve. expect some lane closures next week on the richmond-san rafael bridge. the maintenance work caltrans is planning to do. >> and san francisco's golden gate park has thousands of free parking spaces. we'll tell you why that perk may 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 just so you can touch the paint. got 3% on barbecue, too. that ain't the only thing that's getting smoked. what'd you just say? cashback like a pro with chase freedom unlimited. how do you cashback?

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two mornings on two. it's 513. part of the richmond san rafael bridge will be closed overnight next week for maintenance work. two lanes on the eastbound lower deck will be closed monday through friday from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. one westbound lane will also be closed on wednesday. crews will be working to fix the concrete that came loose earlier in the week, causing that traffic nightmare during the afternoon and evening commute. caltrans says the at least one lane will remain open in each direction at all times, but drivers should expect delays. prepare to use an alternate route or allow extra travel time. caltrans also adjusting its plans to upgrade tiburon boulevard, according to the marin ij. the agency will now move bike lanes away from the cars after the finish, repaving

the and narrowing the road. caltrans will add pedestrian islands and bike lanes behind the bus stops. the plan was adjusted after pushback over safety concerns, caltrans says delaying the project to make more changes would have cost tiburon more than $12 million. >> our time is now 515. drivers in san francisco's golden gate park may soon be charged for parking. the rec and parks department says while 20 million people visit golden gate park every year, the budget has not kept up with the growth. mayor daniel lurie is supporting a plan to end free street parking and then create 3100 parking spots that will cost $3 an hour to park. it's expected to bring in almost $5 million a year. >> that's one of the jewels of san francisco that's left where they don't charge for parking. and i understand they need to raise money, but i don't want to do that. on the residents of san francisco's back. the only people left there won't be

charged in golden gate park are going to be the coyotes. if we start charging everybody to park there. >> now, rec and park commissioner larry mazzola was the only no vote when the proposal to remove free parking was talked about in february. other commissioners say other park services, like the pools and summer camps, could be cut if the department does not find more revenue. >> a bold idea to help fund san francisco's struggling muni system has been quietly shelved. now, the budget was considering charging any property owner with a driveway $100 a year, according to the chronicle. the charge would be for using public curb space. it reportedly could have raised $15 million a year, but city leaders say legal hurdles and political blowback made it a no go. >> our time now 516. san francisco is honoring civil rights leader reverend amos brown by renaming a street in his honor. reverend brown is a longtime pastor of third street third baptist church in san francisco, and he was previously

a member of the board of supervisors. he's preparing to retire at the end of this month. city officials say his contributions to the city are countless. reverend brown said nothing but gratitude, and he's happy about the street renaming. >> this is one of the highest honors for a street that is situated near the congregation that i pastored for nearly half a century, the freedom church, the justice church, the all inclusive church. and i feel that that's what our god smiles on. the beloved community that my teacher, doctor martin luther king junior, envisioned for america. >> reverend brown says in his retirement, he'll be working on interfaith education as well as music initiatives. >> as florida prepares for a new hurricane season, some

homeowners are still facing damage and challenges from last year's devastating storms. the process of obtaining permits for rebuilding, renovating or elevating homes has been a big hurdle for many along the gulf coast, residents say red tape, confusion and delays are making recovery feel out of reach. some people say they want to clean up, but they're waiting for insurance payouts. >> we have a property that had a tree fall on it and we're nine months out from the storm. they got a building that's vacant because they can't fix it. >> most of the people who live out here, these single level homes that you see around us, they're lived in by people who bought these houses 40, 50 years ago. >> homeowners are taking the matter into their own hands. one man whose home was destroyed by hurricane helene is working with a private contractor to rebuild hundreds of homes. >> all right, our time is 518, and steve paulson is here focused on your friday morning weather. >> it's the same as wednesday.

thursday, that's for sure. there's a big fog bank out there. so the clearing is in this pattern. san jose peninsula, get the clearing first. north bay just takes a lot longer here. so the temperatures really they're kind of stuck. although the coast is because of a south wind. the water temps have come up. so i mean half moon bay was 64 yesterday, the city 65. so i would expect more of the same today. 56 in the city, that's three above average for this time of year. menlo park sitting at 60. that's a little unusual, but that's because of that south wind. it's holding up these lows yet. 53 petaluma, 53 santa rosa. and there is still an onshore breeze, but not as robust or as rock and rolling as it was yesterday. we had gusts to 32. so that's come down up in the oakland hills there right above the claremont. it's 51 degrees, 100% humidity because there in the fog south-southwest six gusts to 12. so nothing earth shattering there. but look at all the thunderstorms all week long. they've been just just slowly heading north. heading north. now they're in and around town, even on north shore. so if you're heading up there, watch

out. in the afternoon they will pop up again. and it looks like that will continue into the weekend and probably early next week. some of the projections cut back a little, but still it will be quite. it's hard to budge that once it sets up shop cool to mild to warm depending on your proximity to the coast, but all these lows just keep dropping in. another one will form as we head towards the weekend here and probably sunday. now. it does look like we'll get a quick pop on monday, maybe a few inland, get close to 90, then everything says right back. down we go. forecast models showing a week from today. pretty cool system hanging around for a while. so you know some projections on june were above on the temps. and i'm like really? i don't see it. same old song and dance. big morning fog bank. sunny later. peninsula south bay. get the sun first. maybe some parts of the east bay, but areas north are really struggling in this pattern. so 80s for some 60s. 70s for others. >> all right steve, thank you. time now 520. a drama teacher at a catholic school in san francisco is suing after he was terminated. the reason? he says he was trying to help with an investigation into abuse. [music]

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we're covering a big fire in san francisco, in the richmond district that forced people from their homes. what it has taken to get that fire under control. plus. >> he was a true partner. [music] we prayed with each other. we had a very, very loving relationship. >> we're hearing from the partner of a beloved math teacher who was killed in a horrific crash while walking down the street. what is she saying about the legacy he leaves behind. [music]? >> from ktvu, 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. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. it's friday june 6th and

steve paulson has all of your weather information heading into the. >> not all of it, dave. >> i'm saying i believe you did later. >> okay. a little tease here. >> okay. >> if you enjoyed this week, there's no reason you won't like today. it's just we're in a stuck pattern. when they stay stuck, they're hard to budge. actually, temps have warmed up a little, especially on parts of the coast and the peninsula. but areas to the north are really just hammered by that fog bank, which is slow to clear. yet. you can see menlo park is already 60, fremont 59, hayward 59. yet petaluma and santa rosa 53. that's because the water temps went up. we're getting a pattern which favors clearing sooner on the peninsula south bay, and there's still a decent breeze out there. not as strong as it was yesterday, and the thunderstorms are just going bonkers over the mountains, especially now over lake tahoe. so any travel plans up there? keep an eye on things. they can really pop up in the afternoon. they do die down at night, but it's the same old song and dance. big morning fog bank retreats for some faster others. it hangs around till about 10 or 11, 60, 70 and 80 on those temps. all right. james torres

is here looking at the traffic jams. you know, you know where greg lee sits. there's a wall of about 30 ties there. i'm just. >> look, you know, i. >> casual friday. >> i intentionally did it that way, and i was. and i have a timer right here waiting to see how long it was going to take. steve. you know stuck patterns stay stuck. that absolutely applies to traffic on a friday, too. we'll show you the maps here, because we are seeing what we always see at about this time of the morning, right along the altamont pass coming out of tracy, traffic moving pretty slow into livermore. you know that already. that's kind of the case any other day, including friday. friday light for the most part here. we'll expect it throughout the morning to the bay bridge toll plaza. looks pretty good. just a few minutes to get from downtown oakland to downtown san francisco. 531. back to dave on the desk. >> all right, james, thank you. well, a large row house fire early this morning in san francisco. damaged homes. and people were fleeing their homes as firefighters battled those

flames. ktvu tory gaines is in the studio with us now to tell us more about what happened out there and to show us some pretty incredible video. tory. >> good morning dave. yeah guys. the fire had a huge and swift response to the house fire this morning, sending around 130 firefighters to get it under control. now, these are the kind of fires that can wreak havoc on a city with buildings and homes so close together. take a look at this video now. flames coming out of that second story. building this video, by the way, shared by the san francisco fire department, shows just how big those flames got there. just pouring out of that second story window at a row house on fifth avenue near balboa and anza streets. now, this is row house on that block, meaning several of the buildings share common side walls, making it easier for a fire to spread from house to house. now, five buildings were affected by the fire and some 35 people have been displaced. now, the red cross is currently assisting those who have been affected and there are muni busses nearby serving as temporary evacuation centers for those residents. now, we spoke

with sf fire chief dean crispin about why preparation can make all the difference in a fire like this. >> i think the most important thing is to have a family plan. make sure that you, everybody in your family knows exactly the evacuation routes, where you're going to meet outside the building, and how you're going to evacuate your pets, and make sure that you listen to the orders from firefighters when they arrive. some people get anxious, and we're concerned that they may not make the best decision, but if they have a plan, a pre plan, things will go a lot better. >> now, in the last hour or so, sfpd has confirmed that forward progress on this fire has been stopped. and the chief says these neighbors were prepared for a fire and that helped the fire crews in keeping everyone safe and getting the flames under control. pam. >> all right. thank you. tory. we're now hearing from the partner of a high school math teacher who was killed in oakland in a crash following a chase. marvin boomer and nina woodruff were planning their future together, but that all changed in one instant when they

were out for a walk on east 21st street on may 28th. she says she and her partner that he bravely pushed her to safety just seconds before he was killed in that horrific crash. >> without a doubt, he saved my life. and it's not surprising because that's how he was with me. i called him mr. wonderful. i don't know, i feel really weird about surviving. i feel mixed emotions about surviving. and i'm also grateful for the gift. that he gave me. >> she's still recovering from the injuries to her arms, face, chest and legs. the driver is due back in court later this month to enter a plea on vehicular manslaughter. >> our time is now. 534 oakland police hope that surveillance video from a gas station will help their investigation into a shooting yesterday afternoon. it happened on seminary avenue near interstate 580. now, here you

see a silver sedan pulling into a gas station and a man goes around the car. the driver then appears to throw the victim to the ground before driving away. the gas station owner says he heard the commotion and immediately called 911. >> unbelievable. but you know, living in oakland, this is how it is. it's like a daily thing. >> it's kind of sad. >> it really is. it's a beautiful place. we just got to, you know, come together and try to get the crime down there. >> we're still waiting to hear from oakland police to get more information about this suspect and the victim in that shooting. >> the children of an oakland man will receive a $2.5 million settlement after their father was found dead inside the santa rita jail. maurice monk was found dead in his cell november 2021. video obtained by ktvu showed deputies and nurses with the jail's health care provider, wellpath, never entered the cell or asked him if he was okay, despite his nearly catatonic

state. monk's daughter says the wrongful death suit was not about the money. >> hopefully it made enough noise in the news to where people are hesitant on not doing their job or not. maybe they'll see like, okay, we wouldn't, you know, maybe they'll relay back to this case. we wouldn't want it to be a whole, you know, monk episode or, you know, let's actually do our job and take care of the people that are in the system. >> wellpath did not respond to a request for comment. alameda county settled separately with the family for $7 million. a criminal case in alameda county is still pending against nine deputies, one doctor and one wellpath nurse. they have all pled not guilty. >> our time is now. 536 president trump and elon musk are both taking shots at each other on social media. elon musk is breaking up with the president over his budget bill. he's angry about the bill's size and the potential to expand the

budget deficit of the nation, he wrote on social media. quote, without me, trump would have lost the election. and then later he posted, trump is in the epstein files. that is the real reason they haven't been made public. now, this battle between them is rippling through the halls of congress, where republican leaders are trying to pass the president's budget bill. >> math always wins over the words, and i trust i trust the math from the guy that lands rockets backwards over the politicians. >> we follow donald trump. i mean, he's the one that got elected. >> now, president trump responded on social media saying, quote, elon was wearing thin. i asked him to leave. i took away his ev mandate that forced everyone to buy electric cars that nobody else wanted, and he just went crazy. president trump also suggested terminating elon musk's government contracts as another

way to cut billions of dollars in spending. >> the trump administration is sharing more details on the upcoming travel ban affecting more than a dozen countries. president trump said the travel ban is meant to fight terrorism and will focus on people who overstay their visas. the president says the nations that are on the list do not have secure systems in place to screen people, and says a high number of people from those 19 countries overstay their travel visas. supporters of the ban believe it will upheld upheld a it will be upheld in court because of what happened with the travel ban during president trump's first term. >> the supreme court ruled that he had the authority to do so. at that time. any challenge to this will will fail because of the fact that this has already been before the supreme court. >> before now. the ban does not apply to green card holders, or to people who were already granted a visa to travel to the u.s. as part of june 9th. the

new travel ban policy has some exceptions for athletes and other members of a team traveling to the u.s. for the world cup or olympic games. fans, however, do not appear to be exempt. the u.s. is hosting the 2026 world cup next year, along with canada and mexico, but so far, iran is the only targeted country to qualify. cuba, haiti and sudan are in the are in contention. >> we'll talk about june gloom. a couple little changes, especially about san francisco south. these lows coming in. give us a little south breeze. and that's warmed up some of the temperatures. so we're getting clearing earlier san jose parts of the peninsula around fremont hayward as well. but it's a big fog bank and it's kind of a mild to cool pattern for this time of year. the coast of half moon bay was 64 yesterday. probably more of the same today because those water temps have came up. makes a big difference on the on the lows and the highs. no doubt about it. bayside 6070. inland 70 to 80. there's really not much change here. but i mean

look at menlo park 60, sunnyvale 57, san carlos 59. that's because hayward is in there also fremont. yet you get north, you can find some cooler temps. that's kind of a stuck pattern here. there's no doubt about it here. west southwest 21 travis is an onshore breeze here, but not as robust as yesterday. up in the oakland hills, right above the claremont. there oakland north 1400 feet, 51 100% humidity. they are in the gray in the soup, so to speak. southwest. onshore direction to 12 thunderstorms on monday. tuesday they were about over bridgeport bishop areas kind of drifting northward by the time we get to tuesday. topaz lake by the time we got to wednesday, they were around markleeville. well yesterday guess what? they popped up in and around lake tahoe and i expect that to continue. so keep an eye on things up there. if you have travel plans to the mountains, get some big thunderstorms. we get a pattern that's just stuck. i mean, really, there's nothing. the lows keep dropping in and they go either parallel to the coast a little offshore. they go right over us, so they keep the low cloud deck going, but they

also kind of scour it out, especially around the peninsula. so that's why you're seeing upper 70s 80 there and cooler san rafael, napa and santa rosa. temperatures really just only day to day changes here. it does look warmer. maybe a quick pop for some inland temps on monday, then right back down on tuesday. >> all right. thank you steve. plans are underway to bring a margaritaville resort to the bay area where it could open, and what it co d that unrelenting itch. when moderate-to-severe eczema is uncontrolled despite treatment...it makes you resourceful. not just a ruler—it's a back scratcher. (♪) so when eczema's out of hand, show it who's boss with... ♪ nemluvio nemluvio ♪ get itch relief—fast!—as soon as 48 hours. and get clearer skin that lasts. nemluvio works like nothing before, treating eczema at its core.

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israel's prime minister says the war against hamas and gaza will not stop until hamas is wiped out. prime minister benjamin netanyahu acknowledged that israel supports an anti-hamas palestinian group within the gaza strip. several humanitarian workers and palestinians accused some of those groups of criminal activity and stealing from the aid trucks. the conflict is prompting united nations officials to keep calling for a two state solution. >> what is the alternative? is it a one state solution in which either the palestinians are expelled or the palestinians will be forced to live in their land without rights? >> all of this comes as israeli airstrikes continue to drive up the death toll in the gaza

strip. two explosions yesterday killed at least nine people in gaza city. that's according to health officials there. >> a man accused of firebombing demonstrators in colorado has been charged with attempted murder. mohammad suleiman appeared in court in boulder. he was charged with 118 criminal counts. police say on last sunday, suleiman threw molotov cocktails at a group calling for the release of israeli hostages in gaza. 15 people and a dog were hurt. investigators say suleiman, who posed as a gardener, had planned the attack for a year. >> our time now. 545. here at home, a man accused of killing two people in vallejo at a homeless encampment has been arrested. if that shooting occurred in may near sacramento streets and daniels avenue, police say they found three men who'd been shot, but only one survived. investigators identified 45 year old eddie sample as the suspect, and he was arrested yesterday in san

francisco. sample was booked into the solano county jail on charges of murder. the motive cr investigation. >> san jose police say the man accused of sexually assaulting two women along a popular walking trail is now in custody. police say the suspect attacked both women on the trail between lee and bascom. investigators have been searching along the los gatos creek trail for two days following those reports. people living nearby say they're not used to this kind of incident in their neighborhood. >> i heard that and i was shocked because it's actually during the day. and that's kind of unheard of because there are people on the trail. >> during the investigation, we knew that within the time frame and the distance on the trail, that it had to be the same suspect. >> officers will continue to patrol the area for the next two weeks to reassure people shaken up by the crime that the area is safe. >> our time now 546. a commercial grade kitchen in alameda that helps entrepreneurs

in alameda county is shutting down. now the space serves about 100 small businesses, including food trucks, pop up restaurants and food delivery services. the kitchen is run by a nonprofit that's funded by alameda county's deputy sheriff's activities league, but the organization's director says it's dealing with an $800,000 deficit from the mortgage on the property. and on top of that, the nonprofit's focus is youth activities and recreation. >> this venture was something that we took on during covid to try and fill a hole that existed in the community, and going forward, we're just simply not the best suited to continue it. >> this place gave me the opportunity to be able to scale my business from five families to actually 145 families. >> now, the owners of the small businesses who use the space, they're fighting to keep that space open by writing to local

leaders seeking funding. >> two bay area restaurants have been named to a list at the top restaurants in the world. the world's 50 best restaurant lists released the 50th through 100th spots yesterday. singlethread in healdsburg came in at number 80 and atelier crenn in san francisco's cow hollow came in at 96. the top 50 list comes out later this month. a long awaited revival at lake berryessa is picking up steam, the press democrat reports. developers are planning a margaritaville resort that could break ground in 2027. the resort will reportedly include a water park, ziplines and a lazy river. developers will also build housing for employees. napa county leaders have extended negotiations and a formal site plan is expected this fall. locals say the project could breathe some new life into the once bustling lakefront. >> all right. the next time you go to costco, some new

technology may speed up your trip. costco is testing out a scan and go system. costco members will be able to scan and pay for items with their phones, and then show a digital receipt to the costco worker on the way out, very similar to a system that sam's club has been using for several years now. costco says its version is being well adopted and accepted by shoppers so far. >> all right, let's check in with james torres. unfortunately, there are already a few problems. we're keeping an eye on this. >> nothing too bad for the most part. friday light, but a couple small little things that you may want to know about before you head out the door. let's take you out to 101 southbound, just outside of burlingame. here. there's a crash between two cars right there on one on one near millbrae avenue on the off ramp. that's not going to cause too many issues. a little bit of a read there on the southbound lane, but nothing that we need to worry about. that will probably clear up in the next

little bit. san mateo bridge moving along very smoothly. it's a lot less windy of a day that we've seen in the last few weeks here, so no wind advisories for any of the bay area bridges. so if you are crossing those bridges, if you're driving on these freeways, you won't have too many issues to deal with. 549 let's talk to steve paulson and his ties to say when the next time we might see some sun. >> there's a collection of about 15 of my ties over there in the newsroom. i'll introduce you to them. i'll be happy to. all right. thank you, james. appreciate that. we'll head out to the altamont pass. why? well, west southwest to 28mph. so there's still some pretty good gusts. but james is correct on the bridges and around the area. wind speeds are down compared to yesterday. but still, there's some out there that are kicking up their heels a little bit higher. elevations. mount veeder 65 northeast at eight oakland hills, 51 southwest at 12 and boulder creek, 47 southwest at eight. 96% humidity 160. so if you're in the fog, you're 96 to 100 if you're not, and it's on the mild to warm side, you can see the lows. that's why i show the water vapor, because there's

one right there. here comes the next one right there. and see, as long as these keep coming down, i know they don't look like much. but this time of year, that's all it takes to keep this pattern in place. and once they lock in, they're tough to break down. so that low will give us another round of almost identical weather. really nice to mild to warm. yesterday travis was gusting to 32. only 21 now. but that that's usually a pretty good indicator. temperatures 5060. menlo park 60 union city. why is that? because the water temps went up. and i'll show you that in a second. menlo park is in there. atherton, redwood city, san carlos 59, stanford campus 59. palo alto is in there as well. and that's because the water temps went up. but this low is coming down. we're getting a little south wind. one of the monterey boys, 58, half moon bay 57. the city 56. even point raise went up. you go far enough north and it doesn't matter. but these these make a direct impact on the overnight lows. also the fog is burning off sooner san jose up to about hayward also san jose much. almost most of the peninsula 40s up in the mountains bookend south lake tahoe and truckee. you can see

the activity though. again, all week long it's been moving north, moving north, and yesterday it lit up in and around over lake tahoe. and i expect that. let me put the lightning and that might help. let's try this again. you can see there you go. boom boom boom boom boom. so any travel plans up there? hiking, whatever. fishing. keep an eye on that. these things can really pop up fast in the afternoon. not as much being projected for rainfall up there, but still this is, you know, maybe half mile away. you could get double or triple that amount. it's kind of the way it works here. same old song and dance and big morning fog bank. it lingers north for much longer. it burns off sooner peninsula, san jose, parts of around the 880, corridor 6070 to 80. and if you like this weather, i can't do much better. it does look like a little pop on monday inland, then right back down tuesday. >> all right, steve, thank you. time is 552. bay area researchers taking the trump administration to court. new at 6:00. the reason they say recent funding cuts threaten free speech and the future of the entire uc system. and first

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artistry of black heritage. celebrations will be on telegraph avenue between 22nd and 27th street, with live music performances, art exhibits and lots of food. the festivities begin at 5:00 tonight. they will end about 9 p.m. and by the way, it is free to get in. well, the rainbow flag is flying now at the san jose police department for pride month. police chief paul joseph raised the flag yesterday morning during a ceremony. he says the flag is a promise of fairness and humanity and a symbol of safety, dignity and love. back in 2019, san jose was the first police department in a major u.s. city to raise the rainbow flag. well, this weekend, free pet adoptions are taking place around the state and here in the bay area. the san francisco spca is leading dozens of regional shelters. now it's happening tomorrow for california's adopt a pet day,

with all adoption fees being waived. the goal is to secure 5000 adoptions all across the state. the spca is not only trying to move animals out of shelters, but also raise awareness about the overpopulation problem in california. >> that has led to situations where more animals have had to be euthanized. one of the biggest, biggest questions is to ask yourself how much time you have to spend to introducing a new animal into your home, and then obviously taking care of it as you go forward. >> now, they also say one of the reasons there's an overpopulation of pets in shelters is because of the lack of veterinarians who are available as well as there are fewer clinics. our time is 557. the san francisco giants begin a weekend series against the atlanta braves tonight at oracle park. san francisco defeated the san diego padres yesterday, 3 to 2, splitting their four game series. now, the victory came

after a shakeup in the giants lineup, including parting ways with lamonte wade jr. the giants manager, bob melvin says the giants needed to make some changes because of the team's recent struggles on offense. >> it was a lot to process because, you know, we've created, you know, for the better part of where we are right now, as you know, some stability with the roster. and there wasn't a lot of movement, not a lot of turnover. and then you get to a point where, you know, you're a couple months in and now it's time to make some moves. >> giants pitcher robbie ray had another great day on the mound. nine strikeouts in seven innings tonight. the game begins at oracle park at 715. the bay area panthers are hosting football for all night against the tulsa oilers tomorrow. now, this game in the events leading up to the kickoff will highlight the many identities and experiences that make up the bay area across gender, sexuality, race,

religion, ethnicity, age and ability. we talked to the assistant general manager, who's encouraging fans to come out and enjoy the fun before the game. >> see me out there throwing footballs with a lot of the local groups that we have each and every game. we try and bring in local bay area football teams, flag football teams, just to kind of enjoy what it's like to be have a pregame for the panthers. we'll have a dj out there, we'll have food vendors. the energy will be incredible, so i'm looking forward to it. if you get a chance to come out, please make sure they're early for the fan fest. >> and as part of the celebration, the panthers will recognize a queer member of their dance team. san jose women's flag football team. they will also honor a nine year old who's battling liver cancer. well, this morning, more than 100 firefighters in san francisco raced to battle a fire that was burning through five homes in san francisco, and dozens of people were forced to evacuate. the firefighters say the way these buildings are built made the fire even harder

to fight. and from allies to adversaries, the trump elon musk partnership implodes in a very public social media clash. we'll look at it and break down the political friendship that went bad. >> from ktvu. [music] fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. happy friday. it is june 6th. we want to check in with steve paulson. i think this kind of mild weather is continuing. little fog. >> there's a lot of fog north. it burns off sooner south, that's for sure. but temps really are not changing all that much. just day to day changes. the east bay really dropped yesterday because that fog bank 50s on the temps to almost 60 for some on the peninsula. it's a warm pattern because the ocean temps came up about san francisco down to monterey. and that makes a big difference here. still an onshore breeze. i mean, it's just one of those patterns. you know, it started really in april. may continues into june. you know, sometimes

you just got to look outside and get your head off the computer models and look outside and say, you know, things have kind of been the same here for a while. not the same up in the mountains really blowing up there even now, not only south shore but also north shore. so watch out in the mountains if you're heading up there. same old song and dance. big morning fog bank. it will clear out sooner for some, later for others. and temps really not changing all that much. 60, 70 to 80. really close to where we should be this time of year. all right. sal is here or no no no no, no, james torres is here. it's a friday. is it friday light or something new? >> not that far off. it's, for the most part, friday light. steve, good morning to you. here, we'll take you out with our triple a camera network showing you with a bright sun out there this morning, the east shore freeway, interstate 80. moving along perfectly fine this morning. we don't expect that to get any worse here. not too many crashes to report at this time. a couple small ones. those are clearing out very quickly, though, and just a few minutes to get you in from the east bay into san francisco. the bay bridge toll plaza moving along very nicely. 601 we'll head back

to dave on the desk. >> james. thank you. a very large house fire in a row house neighborhood in san francisco sent people running into the into the streets, out of their homes. and a large response from the san francisco fire department to battle those flames. ktvu tori gaines is in our studio now to tell us more about this, and also show some pretty incredible video from that fire. good morning tori. >> yeah, good morning dave. these flames were intense and to see it happen in the center of the city is always harrowing. these are the kinds of fires that can wreak havoc on a city, with buildings and homes so close together. just take a look now. video shared by the san francisco fire department shows flames pouring out of that house. some of the video shows flames coming out of the windows as well. there we go. you see that? now, this video obviously shared by sfpd. this was at a row house on fifth avenue near balboa and anza streets. five buildings were affected by the fire, and some 35 people have

been displaced. now, because these are row houses, several of the buildings on the block share common sidewalls and many have wood siding, making it easier for fire to spread from house to house. now, the red cross is currently assisting those who have been affected and there are muni busses nearby serving as temporary evacuation centers for those residents. now, we spoke with sf fire chief dean crispin this morning about why preparation and following instructions from fire crews can make all the difference. >> just understanding that when there's a fire in your building, you need to evacuate immediately. we're worried sometimes people go out back in for pets. but if your pets nearby, you can grab them and exit and close the doors when you exit as well, so that the fire can't go through that opening and extend, it will stop there and gives us another, you know, 30 to 60s to extinguish the fire before it goes into an additional room. >> and what kind of when it comes to 30 to 60s, that means a lot when you're dealing with a fire like this, right? >> 100%. i mean, fire can extend 100% and in 10 to 15 seconds,

you know, if it doesn't, get water on it immediately. >> now, sfpd has confirmed that forward progress on this fire has been stopped. now, coming up in the next hour, we're going to dive into some of the complications that fire crews faced as they battled these flames in studio. tory gains ktvu, fox two news. >> all right tory thank you. time now 604. the feud between president trump and elon musk. it continues this morning and it's growing. they began shooting off social media messages about each other yesterday afternoon. president trump now threatening to terminate all of elon musk's government contracts just months after putting him in charge of downsizing the federal government. and president trump admits his once close relationship with the billionaire may be damaged beyond repair. >> look, elon and i had a great relationship. i don't know if we will anymore. >> now, for his part, elon musk is saying that president trump would have never been reelected

without his $277 million of financial support, and musk also claimed, without any evidence, that president trump is mentioned in the so-called epstein files. many republicans are getting caught in the middle of all of this battle. >> the math always wins over the words, and i trust i trust the math from the guy that lands rockets backwards over the politicians. >> we follow donald trump. >> i mean, he's the one that got elected. >> now, one of the big questions this morning is how this feud will affect president trump's budget plan, that tax bill. it's now in front of the us senate after it passed in the house. the battle began when elon musk called it, quote, a disgusting abomination. >> six researchers from the bay area are now suing the trump administration in an effort to protect the university of california, their lawsuit, filed in federal court this week,

argues the administration's cuts violate free speech and will cause long term damage to the entire uc system. five of the six researchers work at uc berkeley, the other works at uc san francisco. they do hope to recruit other uc researchers to file a sweeping class action lawsuit later this year. a federal judge has temporarily blocked the trump administration's latest effort to prevent harvard from enrolling international students. the temporary restraining order issued last night came just hours after harvard administrators urged the judge to step in on an emergency basis. the judge also extended her previous order that prevents the trump administration from restricting certain types of student visas at harvard. bay area immigration rights advocates say ice agents took at least 15 people into custody in san francisco earlier this week. they say it happened wednesday at the immigration court building on sansome street in the city's financial district. during a routine check in

appointments, advocates tell us the youngest person taken into custody is just three years old. immigration rights attorneys say all of those detained this week are being held in inadequate facilities. >> we believe that all three family members, family units spent the night at 630 sansome, which is not a detention center. it is not designed to hold people. and our understanding is these families were sleeping on the floor of their cells. >> we have a warrant for your arrest. >> now, we asked an ice spokesperson about the arrest, and they would only say anyone who was arrested had, quote, final orders of removal by an immigration judge and had not complied with that order. president trump's new travel ban will go into effect starting monday, restricting people from a dozen countries from entering the u.s. lawful, permanent u.s. residents are exempt, along with people with afghan special immigrant visas. the policy also

has exceptions for athletes and other members of a team traveling to the u.s. for the world cup or olympic games. fans, however, do not appear to be exempt. the u.s. is hosting the 2026 world cup next year, along with canada and mexico. >> time is now 607. well, the san mateo county board of supervisors voted unanimously to issue a notice of intent to remove to sheriff christina corpus. the first step in a very long and complicated process. and this comes two months after voters in san mateo county gave the supervisors that power in a special election. a 400 page independent investigation that was released last year accuses sheriff corpus of misconduct and corruption. she's also accused of having an inappropriate relationship with her former chief of staff. sheriff corpus denies it, saying they are unfounded, biased and politically motivated. >> i am here today to tell you

that i can't wait to be heard in the appropriate arena. >> i do feel betrayed and disappointed by her. thank you for exercising your oversight responsibility. >> now that vote by the board triggers a pre-removal conference that has to be held by thursday, june 12th. >> the alameda county court has halted a jury duty pilot program that provided jurors $100 a day. the court said it suspended the program after the pilot lost state funding. the program significantly raised the normal compensation of $15 a day, and also provided higher mileage pay. the state set aside $27 million for the program, but now it's ending early. alameda was one of seven counties in the state that was part of that pilot program. >> all right, pam. time is now 609. it's early on a friday morning. we'll get you to where you need to go. james torres, what do you see out there? >> we see a couple of crashes here, but nothing that you

really need to concern yourself about. if you're headed out the door in the next couple of minutes, you see, right there along 85. small crash, you see. still green, though. no red, no yellow, no slowdowns in any direction down here in the south bay. same deal, same deal. goes for along the peninsula and san francisco. 101 taking a couple hits this morning, a couple of crashes in san francisco and then one just outside of millbrae. still no slowdowns there for the most part. so if you're headed out the door, maybe toward sfo this morning, not too much to worry about at this time. we'll take you outside. and with our triple a camera network, we'll show you what the san mateo bridge looks like. all the bridges moving along smoothly so far this morning at 6:10 a.m. let's go back to pam on the desk. >> all right. thank you. james. checking your gps while driving could get you in trouble. the court ruling that could lead to more people getting a ticket. >> and lawyers and civil rights leaders are defending a california high school athlete who was stripped of her gold medal because of the way she celebrated. why? officials say

that celebration crossed the

on to some of the stories we're following for you this morning. san jose police have arrested a man accused of sexually assaulting two women on the los gatos creek trail. officers will patrol the area for the next two weeks to make sure people feel safe. san francisco police moving its real-time investigation center to a new

location downtown. it uses technology such as cameras, drones and license plate readers to assist officers with arrests. the move is backed by a $9.4 billion donation from a tech investor to strengthen crime fighting efforts. crime is down nearly 30% this year, and city leaders hope to increase police staffing in the new budget. >> our time is now 614. the children of an oakland man who was found dead in a cell at the santa rita jail will be getting a settlement of $2.5 million. now, back in november of 2021, the body of maurice monk was found in his cell. video obtained by ktvu showed that deputies and nurses who worked for the jail's health care provider, wellpath, never went into his cell or asked him if he was okay, despite being in a nearly catatonic state. the daughter of monk says the wrongful death lawsuit was not about the money. >> hopefully, it made enough

noise in the news to where people are hesitant on not doing their job or not. maybe they'll see like, okay, we wouldn't, you know, maybe they'll relay back to this case. we wouldn't want it to be a whole, you know, monk episode or, you know, let's actually do our job and take care of the people that are in the system now. >> well, path did not respond to a request to make a comment. alameda county settled separately with the family for $7 million. a criminal case in alameda county is still pending against nine of the deputies, one doctor and one nurse for wellpath. all have pleaded not guilty. >> a new court ruling says holding your cell phone while driving, even for navigation, is illegal in california. now, the california court of appeals clarified that state law prohibits using a mobile phone while driving, and that includes holding the device regardless of whether you are actively interacting with it. the court says that in the intention

behind the law is to reduce distracted driving, especially with all of the apps and features available on smartphones. drivers could soon be charged for parking at san francisco's golden gate park, the rec and parks department says while 20 million people visit the park each year, the budget has not kept up with the growth. mayor daniel lurie is now backing a plan to end free street parking and create 3100 parking spots that charge $3 an hour to park. it's expected to generate nearly $5 million a year. >> that's one of the jewels of san francisco that's left where they don't charge for parking. and i understand they need to raise money, but i don't want to do that on the residents of san francisco's back. the only people left that won't be charged in golden gate park are going to be the coyotes. if we start charging everybody to park there. >> rec and park commissioner larry mazzola was the only no vote when the proposal to remove free parking was discussed in a meeting in february. other commissioners say other park services like pools and summer camps, could be cut if the

department does not find more revenue. >> our time is 616. happening today. lawyers and leaders of the naacp will be speaking about a high school track athlete who was stripped of her gold medal because of the way she celebrated after the race. now 16 year old clara adams is a sophomore at north salinas high school after she won the 400 meter event at the state championships. she used a fire extinguisher to use it on her feet, on her spikes. it was a gesture that was honoring an olympic champion who celebrated victories in that same way. the feet were so hot. but officials said that was unsportsmanlike and disqualified her and stripped her of her state title. her civil rights lawyer and others will be speaking this morning at 11:00 at the high school about why they believe she deserves to get that title and her award back.

>> that is something certainly a lot of people are talking about. we're going to be at that press conference. now she has an attorney, so we're going to hear more about this. all right. let's check in with james torres on traffic this morning. >> let's take you out to san francisco. we've got a pretty serious crash there this morning. this is northbound 101 at the 280 connector. this is if you're coming out of the peninsula going into san francisco, just shy of the mission district. we do have a deadly crash there. it's been we know crews have been on the scene for quite a little bit here. they're still waiting for the coroner's office to remove the body from the area, but they have all lanes northbound on 101 shut down right now. in the meantime, you can see if we zoom in just a little bit. you can see how much it looks like purple, red, essentially telling you that that part of the roadway is now closed. so we'll keep an eye on that. that usually takes a while to reopen. so we will let you know the second that happens. but we know fatal crash there. again all lanes northbound on 101 right at

that 280 connector closed right now just passing bayshore boulevard through the bayview district. just short, just shy of the mission district. so we'll keep you posted as soon as they get that cleared up and they reopen that roadway. as far as getting into san francisco from the east bay, no problems now on the bay bridge toll plaza. 618 we will pass it off to steve paulson to talk about our weather for today and the weekend. >> all right. thank you sir. we'll get right to it here. our pattern really only has subtle day to day changes. thunderstorms have made it up to tahoe. lake tahoe in and around that. so any travel plans up there this weekend? keep an eye on that. i mean, it's not hot, but boy, these thunderstorms really pop up. but here's the key for us. another here's one low coming in. see these little spins in the atmosphere right there. here comes the next one. they just keep our beat going right along. that means we just really not changing all that much. and the thunderstorm activity. las vegas, northern arizona and up along the sierra as well. we'll continue. this pattern is locked in. i really don't see it changing all that much. only subtle changes day to

day. and it looks like maybe even cooler pattern by this time next week if everything falls into place as advertised. so, you know, early projections on may being above average and june being above average are just now falling by the wayside, just not happening, at least not yet for june. west southwest 20. decent breeze, but look at the water temps in san francisco, half moon bay and one of the monterey boys 56, 57, 58. that's much warmer. that's because those lows coming down give a little south wind, and that's clearing out the fog earlier for san jose, the peninsula, hayward, union city yet to the north. man they're stuck in that soup for a lot longer than others. 50s on the temps about as close as you can get. i mean take your pick. boulder creek and felton 53. but santa cruz, 56. gilroy is 56. santa clara, cupertino 56. saratoga says, hey, we're 57, 36, 40 up in truckee and south lake tahoe. reno is at 50. there will be another round of thunderstorms. they've been moving up north all week long. and yesterday here they went and we'll put in a lightning. you can see them firing up here so

they die down at night. pick up again in the afternoon. and i wouldn't expect this to continue. and now they're moving northeast as well. so just keep an eye on that. also around las vegas i mean it was lit up. look at boom boom. so if you're heading to las vegas, northern arizona, grand canyon, a lot of thunderstorm activity a little early in the season. this is more like june or july or august, not early june. look at the amount. so just depends where you are. there could be some half inch amounts here in a brief period of time. same old song and dance for us though. morning low clouds sticks around a little longer. north burns off a little sooner. south temperatures though, kind of stuck here 6070 to 80. don't see really much change until maybe monday. could get a quick pop on the inland temps and right back down they go. >> all right. thank you steve. well, heckling in sports is nothing new but personal attacks fueled by gambling are now targeting athletes, and it's taking a serious toll. we'll tell

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at 624. the rise of sports betting has led to a concerning increase in harassment directed at the athletes. more athletes have been speaking out about online death threats, stalkers and other abuse, both in person and on social media. tennis star naomi osaka has spoken out about being heckled during matches, and she says it has affected her

performance. >> watch a video of venus and serena getting heckled here. and i don't know why, but like it went into my head and it got replayed a lot. >> the latest victim of heckler abuse is three time olympic gold medalist gabby thomas. she was harassed at the grand slam track meet in philadelphia last weekend. the man later bragged on social media about winning a sports bet by throwing her off. thomas says the heckler followed her around the track, shouting personal insults. golden gate university in san francisco is reportedly selling its downtown campus, the chronicle reports. the campus is being sold to a property company based in texas. the deal will help the university get out from under a $22 million debt on the property, but golden gate university will reportedly still be allowed to stay at that campus in the financial district for at least the upcoming academic year. san francisco is

honoring civil rights leader reverend amos brown by naming a street after him. brown is the longtime pastor of third baptist church of san francisco, and previously a member of the board of supervisors. he's getting ready to retire at the end of the month, and city officials say his contributions to san francisco are countless. brown expressed nothing but gratitude about the street naming. >> this is one of the highest honors for a street that is situated near the congregation that i pastored for nearly half a century, the freedom church, the justice church, the all inclusive church. and i feel that that's what our god smiles on. the beloved community that my teacher, doctor martin luther king jr, envisioned for america. >> reverend brown says he will spend his retirement focusing on interfaith education and music programs. >> i don't know, i feel really

weird about surviving. i just kept saying, baby, get up, baby, get up. >> we're learning that a beloved oakland teacher pushed his partner to safety. seconds before they were hit. how loved ones are remembering his kindness and hoping his legacy

early morning flames in san francisco roaring through several row houses, forcing

dozens of people to flee their homes in the middle of the night. five buildings were damaged, 35 people have been displaced, and more than 100 firefighters battled the flames. we're going to bring you the latest update from that scene in san francisco. and san francisco's police chief is leaving that job today after eight years leading the force. police chief bill scott wrapping up his tenure and gives us a hint at what's next for him. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> as we take you live to the opening bell this morning. investors are reacting to the latest employment report. more jobs were added last month than economists expected, but the total is still down from april. the unemployment rate stayed steady at 4.2%. that's sending the markets up this morning. as that bell rings down this morning though, is lululemon stock. it's set to drop now close to about 18%. after the retailer lowered its annual

forecast profit forecast, blaming tariffs and uncertainty in the economy. lululemon also facing more competition in that business athleisure wear. we'll have all your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> pam it's friday. >> thank goodness. >> yes it is. good morning i'm dave clark. it's friday, it's june 6th and steve paulson it very light breeze this morning but still cloud cover. >> lot of cloud cover a little drizzle out there coast and in the city here. but once that clears the sun pops out sooner in this pattern. peninsula south bay, parts of the east bay. but boy it stays a lot longer. areas to the north, but temperatures really not changing all that much. i don't think we're getting this much drizzle, but a couple 100 would certainly make sense. there's been about 0.05 up at tilton park. so i mean some of the higher elevations could get 0.03 to 0.05 50s on the temps. they're just not budging at all up in the mountains though. it took a while, but eventually they arrived. thunderstorms just

going bonkers over south lake tahoe and a and of course southward along the crest of the sierra. same old song and dance. big morning fog bank, some drizzle. otherwise clear. sunny later. no big changes. the wind always picks up in the afternoon. this pattern 6070s to low 80s for most. all right, james torres here. we have to go to the city, i think. >> yeah, we're going to stick around in the city. steve, good morning to you. we want to talk about a fatal crash that happened there a little earlier this morning. still very much on the scene. we do know the coroner's office is on scene as well. hoping to remove the body. and then once that happens, then the crews can work on cleaning up whatever mess is left behind and reopen some of these lanes. this is at 101 northbound, right at the 280 connector. so if you're coming out of the peninsula going into the city of san francisco, that is where you would see this accident. you see the purple letting you know all lanes are closed in the northbound direction of 101. usually when this happens, and usually once they get that body removed, they'll slowly start to reopen lane by lane once they start cleaning it up. luckily,

there isn't so much traffic going on right now, but there is a tiny bit of a backup you would hope they have that cleaned up within the next hour. before we get to that peak travel commute time. of course, friday, we know that doesn't. we don't get too many cars on the roadways here, but that can still cause some problems for anyone heading into the city. we'll keep an eye on that throughout the morning. 632 we'll go back to pam on the desk. >> all right. thank you, james. and investigation has begun into a big fire in san francisco this morning. that fire started at about 2:00 this morning. forced people from their homes. ktvu tori gaines joining us now in studio with the details. >> tori good morning pam. these flames were intense and to see it happen in the center of the city is always harrowing. the fire sparked in one house and quickly spread to several others. more than 140 firefighters went to the scene. now, these are the kinds of fires that can wreak havoc on a city with buildings and homes so close together. just take a look. this video, shared by citizen, shows huge flames just pouring out of that second story window at a row house on fifth

avenue near balboa and anza streets. the fire chief explains some of the complications crews faced as they battled the flames. >> they assisted everybody in evacuating that hose line through the front of the building to the rear and extinguished the fire. we placed ladders and assisted some some civilians out of the building. there were some challenges. we had a lot of overhead wires. we had one building that was under construction. and as you may know, this area has mostly three story buildings. wood frame right up against each other, zero lot line. so fire can extend really quickly. so our members did a fantastic job of making sure it didn't extend any further. >> now five excuse me, five buildings were affected by that fire and some 35 people have been displaced. now all of those buildings are currently uninhabitable, according to sfpd. and the red cross is currently assisting those who have been affected. and there are currently muni busses nearby serving as temporary evacuation

centers for those residents. now, we have also just learned that one cat died in the firefighter and died in the fire. excuse me. and one firefighter has also been injured. sfpd has confirmed that the fire is under investigation, but at this time, investigators are waiting for clearance to enter the homes as there is some concern the structures have been damaged enough to make it unsafe. dave. >> all right. thank you. tori. time now, 635. today is the last day on the job for san francisco police chief bill scott. now, scott has led the police department for eight and a half years and served under four different mayors. scott says he's grateful no police officer was killed in the line of duty while he was police chief, and he told ktvu he will always cherish the eight years he spent in san francisco. >> it has been challenging, you know, but it has been rewarding, very rewarding. it's been a great experience. you know, i have enjoyed this job and i know people, some people might

question like, how can you enjoy that with all the pressure and all this? i enjoy it because i love what i do. i love this profession. i love the city. >> now, chief scott is now heading back to los angeles. he will become the first chief of the newly formed los angeles metro transit police. san francisco's chief of public safety, paul yep will temporarily replace scott as police chief until city leaders select the next police chief. >> we're now hearing from the partner of high school math teacher who was killed in oakland in a crash following a chp chase. marvin boomer and nina woodruff were planning their future together. but that all changed in an instant when they were out for a walk on east 21st street, may 28th. she says her partner bravely pushed her to safety just seconds before he was killed in that horrific crash. >> without a doubt, he saved my life. and it's not surprising because that's how he was with me. i called him mr. wonderful. i don't know, i feel really

weird about surviving. i feel mixed emotions about surviving. and i'm also grateful for the gift. that he gave me. >> she's still recovering from the injuries to her arms, face, chest and legs. the driver is due back in court later this month to enter a plea on vehicular manslaughter. >> all right. time is 637. that leads us to james torres. and we have some traffic problems to tell you about this morning, james. >> yeah. not too much going on throughout the rest of the bay area, but we're really keeping our eye on what's going on here in san francisco. this is a northbound 101 at the 280 connector. if you're headed out of the peninsula, going into the city. there was a deadly crash there. we know the coroner's office is on the scene working to remove the body. i don't know how much progress is made there. we know caltrans is going to be making their way to the scene to try to clean up some of the mess that's left behind, debris and whatnot, so they can work on

reopening the roadways. now, chp notes that all the northbound lanes are blocked right now due to the crash. they still don't have an estimated time to reopen. i'm taking a look at some of the caltrans camera that really shows us only the southbound lane. traffic seems to be perfectly fine in that direction. but chp says it still has the northbound lanes closed shut down for now until they can remove the body and then clean up some of the mess, making sure the cars can pass by safely. we'll let you know as soon as that happens, and we can give you a better update. keep an eye an eye on that all morning long. but for now, at 6.38, we'll pass it on to steve, who's got some conversations about weather. >> oh, boy, do i. big, big fog bank again. no doubt about it, james. some drizzle in the city, some of the higher elevations. tilden park last 24 hours. picked up 0.05. so there's some drizzle in there. there's only a few breaks. southern end of the peninsula, then san jose, then south of that it feels right back in. so a lot of low clouds. it's slow to clear for areas to the north. it slows. it clears much sooner. along the peninsula

in san jose, around hayward, fremont. that's a pattern that's been the last couple of days. 6556 for the city. that low is above average here. those warmer ocean temps have a lot to do with the low on the coast. and in san francisco, 96 1903. it got hot back then. yeah, it did get hot back then. 47 the record low 1917 .70 on this date in 1988. and yes, there will be some drizzle higher elevations i would think santa cruz mountains. i don't think the city is getting 0.05, but there will be some areas of drizzle, especially along the coastal hills. there you can see the lows. they just keep spinning and spinning and there they are. there's one right there spinning. here comes the next one right here. and as long as these come in this time of year, that's all it takes to keep our pattern kind of stuck. so there's not much is changing here. only subtle day to day changes. the highs trying to build in. but i think it only lasts for about a day and a half. and that will be on sunday into monday. and then it will come right back down again, maybe way down by the end of the week. next week. 50s on the

temps. i mean, everyone's within a degree or two. it looks like thunderstorms been moving north all week long. and yesterday they did it. they fired up over lake tahoe and boy did they ever. lightning really took off here. so if you're heading up the mountains it will be sunny, right? know, maybe in the morning, but in the afternoon. look at that. it just bubbles up big time. so watch out for that. not only for that, but it will continue. looks like not only today into the weekend and early next week with drizzle for us at the coast and in the city we get a same old song and dance. there's just not a lot changing here. the wind picks up in the of imay and it's going to continue for a while here in june, i think 60, 70 to 80 on the temps pretty close to average, slightly below for some. a little pop on monday, then right back down on tuesday. >> all right steve thank you. time 640. the next time you go to costco things may look different and be a lot faster. we'll tell you about a high tech twist being tested in those stores in our fox local zip trips are back today right here on ktvu fox two. our next stop, richmond.

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it was now 6.44. here are some of the top stories we're following for you this morning. first friday's in oakland comes back later today. celebrations will be on telegraph avenue between 22nd and 27th streets, with live music performances, art exhibits and lots of food. the festivities begin tonight at five. it will wrap up about 9 p.m, and it's free to get in. well, the state of california is

launching a new initiative to improve the reading levels of students around the state. governor newsom the intdu golden state literacy plan in compton. it will send more than a thousand reading coaches to high schools in high need around the state, and expanding after school programs to help students bounce back from setbacks during the pandemic. and the san mateo county board of supervisors voted unanimously to issue a notice of intent to remove to sheriff christina corpus. the first step in a very long and complicated process. this comes two months after voters in san mateo county gave supervisors the power to remove the sheriff in a special election. the sheriff corpus denies the accusations of misconduct, saying they're unfounded, biased and politically motivated. >> israel's prime minister says the war in gaza, quote, will not stop until hamas is wiped out.

prime minister benjamin netanyahu acknowledged that israel supports an anti-hamas palestinian group within the gaza strip. several humanitarian workers and palestinians have accused some of these groups of criminal activity, including stealing from aid trucks. the conflict is prompting the united nations to call for a two state solution. >> what is the alternative? is it a one state solution in which either the palestinians are expelled or the palestinians will be forced to live in their land without rights? >> now, this comes as israeli airstrikes continue along the gaza strip. two explosions yesterday reportedly killed nine people in gaza city. >> our time is now 646. happening today. there are events around the world marking this 81st anniversary of the day that allied troops landed on the beaches in normandy, france. d-day marked the beginning of the end of world war two and the

fall of nazi germany. about 160,000 allied troops landed on those beaches in france on june 6th, 1944, one of the biggest d-day events today will take place on those same beaches in normandy. veterans have gathered to honor the 4400 allied troops who were killed. >> nvidia is looking to expand its headquarters in santa clara. the tech company is interested in bulldozing an older building nearby and replacing it with bigger and more modern offices. the proposed building is west of nvidia's headquarters there on saint san tomas expressway. it would also have a parking structure with about 29,000 parking spots. some new tech could speed up your next costco trip. the warehouse chain is testing out a scan and go system. members will be able to scan and pay for items with their phones, then show a digital receipt to a worker on the way out. this is very similar to a system sam's club has been using for several

years. costco says its version is being well adopted by shoppers so far. i have to say i feel bad. i feel like this is definitely replacing employees. their self checkouts at costco now. now there aren't as many people checking your card when you walk in, you just scan your own card. so now you're going to scan your own purchases. >> that technology. all right. we do have to check something. it's our commute this morning. and there are some things that are not so nice happening in some areas. james. >> yeah, for the most part throughout the rest of the bay area, especially on the east bay, not too many problems to report to you, but we are keeping an eye on what's going on in san francisco coming out of the peninsula. this is the northbound side of 101 as you connect to 280. this is a somewhat of a shot of it that's showing the southbound side, and that's showing you for the most part, the southbound lane is moving along just fine. so northbound side, if you're heading into the city that you're going to see some slowdowns. in fact, i think the lanes are all still closed at

this point here. we no corners on the scene. it is a deadly crash. a coroner's on the scene and removed the body. we'll let you know once that happens and once all those lanes reopen, i'm going to take you down into the south bay as well. 85 is seeing a little bit of a slowdown. it's not reflected on this map here, but according to some chp notes, there was one car that spun out of control. there was a woman who hurt her knee in the crash. they are still on the scene here. they're still a little bit of a mess on the ground, so they're hoping to clean that up, get that moving before the commute builds up. all of which we will keep you updated on and let you know when it all looks a little bit better. 649 this morning, let's pass over to steve paulson on the weather desk. >> all right. thank you, sir. we'll get to it here. our pattern is remarkably stable with only subtle day to day changes. this is called the water vapor. and you can see the circulation is coming down. there's one that's pretty far offshore. but here comes another one that goes either parallel to the coast or close enough. and these keep a couple things happening. they've warmed the water temps up about san francisco down to santa cruz and monterey. so the overnight lows

are running warmer. but it also keeps that fog bank in place. so this is a really a locked in pattern here. nice to mild to warm here a big big fog bank. but it does peel back a little sooner because of this wind around san jose sunnyvale menlo park san i mean they're 59 degrees. union city 61, hayward 59, petaluma, santa rosa 53. even saint helena 54. that's because the fog lingers a lot longer in this pattern to the north than it does for the peninsula. and around the 880 corridor around hayward down to fremont burns off much sooner. here, look at the lightning just going bonkers now. and it's even lifted a little northward. so if i'm heading up to susanville, i'm heading up. well watch out thunderstorms there. quincy as well. bernie. so anybody traveling up there, taking the rv, going fishing, hiking. you just keep an eye on the sky here. these thunderstorms. i mean, this is a little unusual for early june, no doubt about it. but some of these amounts are pretty impressive here. so just a heads up there for us. drizzle some being reported in the city. so it's the same old same old song and dance. big

morning fog bank. some drizzle otherwise clear but sunny later. no big changes. the breeze picks up in the afternoon. 60, 70, 80. don't really see a lot of change here. maybe a little warmer inland on monday, then right back down tuesday. dave. >> all right steve thank you. time now 650. as we get older, loneliness becomes a big deal. but pets can help by offering comfort, companionship, even lead to better health. coming up, we'll tell you why. the right pet may be just what senior citizens need. and after a two year pause this weekend, california's recreational salmon fishing season reopens. but just for a short time. the catch you'll want to know about before you cast your line. [music]

tonight, the san francisco giants begin a weekend series against the atlanta braves at oracle park. the giants beat the san diego padres yesterday, 3 to 2, splitting their four game series. the giants won after a shakeup in their lineup,

including parting ways with lamonte wade junior. the manager, bob melvin, said the giants had to make some changes because of the recent struggles on offense. >> it was a lot to process because, you know, we've created, you know, for the better part of where we are right now, as you know, some stability with the roster. and there wasn't a lot of movement, not a lot of turnover. and then you get to a point where, you know, you're a couple months in and now it's time to make some moves. >> and giants pitcher robbie ray had another great day pitching with nine strikeouts in seven innings. tonight the game begins at oracle park at 715. we're getting older. we know it can bring more loneliness as other people around you are passing away. but some older people say that pets have not only saved their mental health, but also their physical health as well. according to the cdc, older people are more at risk of becoming socially isolated. about 1 in 4 adults say they

don't have some form of social or emotional support. pets can give critical structure to the life of an elderly, retired person. >> loneliness is one of the biggest causes of depression and even can accelerate dementia and death in people. and one of the best ways to combat that feeling is for somebody to have a pet. >> and also, walking pets outdoors can increase the chances for social interaction. if you run into neighbors or other pet owners. the exercise can also work wonders for the mind and the body, the experts say senior citizens should find a pet that matches their energy and mobility levels. time now 656 this weekend pet adoptions free pet adoptions are taking place all across california and here in the bay area. the san francisco spca is leading dozens

of regional shelters now. it's happening tomorrow for california's adopt a pet day, with all adoption fees waived. the goal is to secure 5000 adoptions all over the state. the spca is not only trying to move animals out of shelters, but they want to raise awareness about the overpopulation of pets in california. >> that has led, unfortunately, to situations where more animals have had to be euthanized. one of the biggest, biggest questions is to ask yourself how much time you have to spend to introducing a new animal into your home, and then obviously taking care of it as you go forward. >> now, they also say one of the reasons there is overpopulation of pets and shelters is because of the lack of veterinarians who are available as well as there are fewer clinics time. 657 a federal judge has ruled the trump administration has to restore america's funding to california, with two dozen other

states that sued over those cuts. the trump administration slashed more than $400 million to the community service program. it provides opportunities for more than 200,000 americans, including more than 6000 here in california. last year alone, the judge said that americorps members should be reinstated to their jobs. a man accused of killing two people in vallejo at a homeless encampment has been arrested now. now the shooting happened back in may near sacramento streets and daniels avenue. police say they found three men who'd been shot, but only one survived. investigators identified 45 year old eddie sample as a suspect. now, he was arrested yesterday in san francisco. he was booked into the solano county jail on charges of murder. the motive in the shooting is still under investigation. oakland police are hoping that surveillance video from a gas station will help their investigation into a shooting yesterday afternoon. it

happened on seminary avenue near interstate 580. now, here you see a silver sedan pull into the gas station. then a man goes around the car. the driver then appears to throw the victim to the ground before driving away. the owner of the gas station says he heard the commotion and immediately called 911. >> it's unbelievable. but, you know, living in oakland, this is how it is. it's like a daily thing. >> it's kind of sad. >> it really is. it's a beautiful place. we just got to, you know, come together and try to get the crime down. >> we are still waiting to get more information from oakland police about the suspect and the victim in this shooting. [music] well, early this morning, more than 100 san francisco firefighters raced to a fire burning through five row homes. dozens of people were forced to evacuate. firefighters say the way these homes are built made battling the fire even harder to fight.

[music] and san mateo county supervisors unanimously issued a formal notice to sheriff christina corpus. it's the first step towards trying to remove her. she is firing back, calling the claims politically motivated and from being allies to adversaries. the donald trump trump elon musk partnership just imploded in a very public social media clash. we'll look at it and break down the political friendship that went bad. >> 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. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. it's a pam cook friday. >> and dave clark. >> yes. >> and steve paulson. >> steve paulson. >> and james torres. don't forget him too, because he gets upset. >> you don't leave him out either. >> he's not wearing a tie. so he's not. >> he's not. oh. that's it. he's already. >> on his friday. he's on his relaxing time. yeah.