with a lot of help from you guys. thank you so much for the time, alex. thank you for the masterclass. yeah. no thank you. i appreciate it. items towards members of law enforcement. right now. and they're firing right back. it feels like a war zone out here. >> nearly 2000 national guard troops have been ordered by president trump to. los angeles, against the wishes of the governor. we have a live report with the latest as immigration protests continue. sad. >> it's sad. it's sort of a reflection of where it seems like our society is right now. >> a pride flag, meant to signal safety and belonging met with a chilling threat. a north bay teacher targeted, a suspect arrested and a community left shaken, and a fresh face enters california's governor's race.

the california officer police officer known for bridging communities, launches his independent bid for the state's highest office. he'll explain why he says he's qualified to run. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. i'm allie rasmus on this sunday morning. >> and i'm james torres sunday morning with a lot of fog coming in this way. complete 180 from last week. we had that all that beautiful sunshine. rosemary oroczo here talking all what we need to know about weather this weekend. >> it's like deja vu. we've got to the temperatures. very similar to yesterday morning. good morning both of you. happy sunday. happy sunday to all of you. we start out with the low clouds, a little bit of patchy fog and for the afternoon temperatures right about where they should be for this time of year. there's a look over sfo where you can see the gray skies. and storm tracker two picking up on some of that fog. when it comes to visibility, we're looking okay. i'm seeing visibility anywhere from 3 to 5

miles for some of our north bay valley locations, so i'll keep an eye on that. and the onshore breeze through fairfield is blowing once again this morning, with winds gusting to 24mph at travis temperature wise in the 50s, 54 to start the morning, san francisco and oakland. and for the afternoon, temperatures will be near average for most, slightly below for some bayside communities, including san francisco and hayward. a better look at what we can expect to for today, as well as the week ahead. coming up. >> thank you. rosemary. tensions continue to escalate in the city of paramount, just south of los angeles, after a second straight day of clashes between hundreds of protesters and federal immigration authorities in riot gear, the unrest broke out near a staging area for federal agents as they prepared to carry out deportation operations. ktvu betty yu is live with the latest betty. >> ali. this unrest follows a series of immigration raids across that region, resulting in more than 100 arrests in just one week. president trump has since ordered 2000 california

national guard troops to deploy to los angeles. the white house defended this move, saying it's necessary to address the lawlessness that's been allowed to fester. video from paramount shows intense confrontations with officers deploying some smoke grenades and at least one protester reportedly injured. at one point, a vehicle was set on fire. governor newsom is urging demonstrators to remain peaceful while criticizing the federal troop deployment. in a post on x, he called the move purposely inflammatory and warned that it will only escalate tensions. law enforcement officials in southern california held a press conference calling for additional resources as unrest continues into the night. >> we're going to maintain a significant presence here in the city of paramount, and we're going to keep an eye on the rest of the county just to make sure that other uprisings don't start. and if they do that, there's no violence or property damage there as well. >> governor newsom said that president trump has federalized

a portion of the california national guard under title ten, placing the troops under presidential command. he accused the white house of wanting a spectacle and urged californians not to give them one through violence and to speak out peacefully. newsom also announced the deployment of additional chp units to keep the peace on freeways, adding that their role is not to enforce federal immigration law. fbi director kash patel warned on abc's hit a cop and you're going to jail. it doesn't matter where you came from, how you got here or what movement speaks to you. if the local police force won't back our men and women on the thin blue line, we at the fbi will. now, looking ahead, at 6 p.m. tonight, a rally called ice out of the bay is scheduled to take place outside the immigration and customs enforcement office on sansom street. ali. >> thank you. well, state lawmakers are pushing to block ice from schools, hospitals and shelters here in california.

they advanced a package of bills this week as ice raids ramp up around the country. the bills aim to limit local local officials from cooperating with ice and require federal agents to get a warrant first before they enter schools or access someone's immigration status from a doctor or health care provider. the state legislature can't block federal agents from entering places where they have legal authority. federal courts, such as immigration court to stay up to date on all the latest happening with protests against ice in southern california and across the country. you can download the fox local app. >> the pool for candidates in the race for the next governor of california is growing. ryan tillman is a police officer from southern california. he gained national attention talking about how to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community. at a launch party in orange county, he announced his bid for governor. tillman is a first time candidate. he plans to run as an independent. >> i've been a police officer for 12 years. i've been a business owner for ten years. i'm a parent. i'm a husband,

assistant pastor, and so i have real life experience dealing with everyday issues. >> newsom's term is up in 2026. he's termed out and cannot run again. >> today, city and state leaders will be in oakland's jack london square for mayor barbara lee's community inauguration celebration. it kicks off at 3:00 this afternoon on the ferry lawn. mayor lee will be sworn in by congresswoman lateefah simon. afterward, the mayor is expected to speak about her goals to revitalize oakland. there will also be performances by local dancers, musicians and poets. the weekend long celebration of the city's new mayor included a cleanup of oakland. yesterday. more than 200 volunteers spent their saturday picking up trash and removing large piles of debris dumped onto the street. mayor lee says this community effort is a good start, but she says more is being done behind the scenes, with public work crews cleaning up oakland. >> people want their city safe and they want their city clean, and this crosses neighborhoods. this is not an ideological

initiative, and this brings people together. for one, oakland. >> organizers say they chose this location on san pablo avenue because it is next to a field where kids play and near homes and a community garden. >> one of san francisco's most iconic and powerful pride traditions is now back on display. more than 800 volunteers hiked twin peaks to build a 30th annual pink triangle. the massive installation spans nearly an acre, and it's made from 175 bright pink tarps visible all across the city. it was once used by the nazis to identify lgbtq people during the holocaust, but nowadays the pink triangle is reclaimed as a symbol of remembrance, resilience and pride. the pink triangle will remain up for about three weeks. volunteers will then take it down at the end of the month. pride flags became a controversy at one school district in the north bay. a petaluma school employee received threats over pride flags on campus. ktvu zac sos has the latest. >> it was shocking because that's not the kind of community

we live in. >> sandra larson on the frightening threats made against a colleague at petaluma city schools this week. >> june being pride month. it made sense that the flags would fly and kids know they belong and they can learn where they belong. >> thursday, the teacher's union president says a man emailed a school official threatening to execute them if the pride flags weren't taken down from city schools. within hours, police making an arrest identifying the man allegedly behind the message as 54 year old josh ghazaleh. >> it's sad. it's sad. it's sort of a reflection of where it seems like our society is right now. you turn on tv and you see different people being attacked for different things. >> reporter. police say ghazaleh first reached out to the school district on may 30th, leaving a quote concerning voicemail demanding the removal of pride flags from all school grounds. he also reportedly told school officials there would be, quote, harsh consequences if his demands weren't met. then on

monday, he turned up outside the district's headquarters, agitated and angry, once again making similar demands. >> our executive council's meeting monday. we will be talking about this and how to make sure everyone feels safe. >> in an email friday, the district alerting the school community to the arrest. school officials say there was never a direct threat made toward any school campus, adding that access to the district office was temporarily limited on thursday as a precaution. in a separate statement to ktvu, the district saying in part, quote, one of our board goals is that all students have a trusted adult and a strong sense of belonging within their learning community. in addition, we fully believe in supporting the diversity of our students and within our community. to that end, we have proudly flown the progress pride flag annually at the beginning of late may through the end of june. >> it's vital. it's, i would say, one of the top jobs of any teachers to make their class feel welcome and safe and ready

to learn. >> zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> the latest bay area action tied to the fighting in gaza is getting underway right now in the east bay. several bay area religious and community groups have organized a 22 mile walk from alameda to berkeley. right now, you're looking at live pictures. from that starting point, you can see several dozen people gathered there. they are beginning a 22 mile walk as a demonstration this morning. those 22 miles are supposed to represent the distance between the palestinian cities of rafah to gaza city. organizers want to draw attention to the plight of the palestinians in the region, while calling for an end to the war there. also this morning, there's an event in santa clara county to support the victims of last week's suspected terrorist attack in boulder, colorado. the nonprofit group jewish silicon valley. if we could pull up the full screen with that information right now, you can show it to you on your screen. jewish silicon valley organized a walk today called run for their lives. there will be a

news conference before that walk gets underway at 10:00 at los gatos park. again, what you are looking at now, though, live is a separate event happening in alameda for the palestinian groups calling for an end to the war in gaza. now, here's the other information about the other event happening just about the same time. march in santa clara county starts from los gatos town park plaza at 10:00 this morning. again, the group there, it's they are calling for the release of hostages and support of the jewish community. oakland police arrested a man accused of a deadly hit and run crash. the charges he is now facing. >> wrong guesses, wild answers and a few surprising wins. locals put their richmond knowledge to the test. >> and another great start to the morning. i'll have a look at what we can expect as we head into your sunday fun day and for

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have arrested a man connected to a deadly hit and run crash that happened last month. bay area news group reports. james smith was charged last week with vehicular manslaughter after he left the scene of a crash on may 4th. investigators say smith crashed his car into 49 year old elmo ballard near 18th street in san pablo avenue. pinning ballard and his wheelchair underneath the vehicle. happening today. one of the most iconic trail races in the country is taking place this morning. the 114th dipsea race begins in mill valley at 8:00 this morning. it ends. it ends seven and a half miles west of that location at stinson beach. the dipsea race attracts hundreds of runners from around the country each year. this year, about 1500 people are taking part. >> the city of richmond has a rich history. more shoreline

than any other city in the bay area. but do people who call richmond home know much about it? >> well, from guessing about the coastlines to naming famous locals, ktvu frank mallicoat hit the streets with a pop quiz that stumped even the most confident locals. >> the city of richmond has more shoreline than any other city here in the bay area, so within five miles, how much coastline does richmond have? >> i don't know, maybe 100, 200. >> 100, 200. so 200 miles of coastline would get you probably to monterey. yeah. yeah, that might be a bit too much. >> let's say 16.8 miles. >> 16 point is very precise, but it's wrong. a little bit more. >> 150 miles. >> 150 miles. that would go clear to santa cruz. that is a big coastline. no, it's much less. >> 22.8 miles. >> 22.8. >> i want to put a point on. >> a math major. >> 30, 32, five.

>> you're so close. go down a little. >> 32.1. >> get rid of the point one and you're. >> on 32. >> 32 is correct. >> edit this for all the right answers. >> well, believe me, we're editing it. [music] there are four cities that surround the city of richmond. can you name them? and that's hint number one. >> i should know the city is. i'm not local to the bay. >> martinez is way over. there. >> is oakland one, or is that too far out? >> too far south? >> san pablo. >> san pablo. ding, ding. >> let's see, el cerrito. >> el cerrito is correct before hercules. after richmond. >> hollister. >> hollister. >> no, that's not right. >> starts with a p. >> pinole. >> pinole. yes. one more for the money. it's the capital of new york to.

>> you. albany. >> oh. are you sure? >> i'm positive. >> you better be right. >> there you go. [music] >> tony la russa letting willie mcgee get another standing ovation. >> two time batting champ, former mvp. won a world series with the saint louis cardinals in 82. and, oh, by the way, went to harry ells high school here in richmond. >> hate baseball. what? hate? come on. hate baseball. can't stand baseball. it's boring as all get out to me. >> brooks robinson. >> he was an oriole. >> okay, okay. >> and remember, this guy grew up in richmond. first name willie mays. willie mays. lovely man. play for the giants. >> reggie jackson. >> reggie jackson, now a yankee oriole angel. >> his mom had an apartment right behind mine, and i can't remember his name. >> how about willie mcgee? willie mcgee. >> willie mcgee.

>> willie mcgee. does that sound about right? yeah. all right, we're going with that. >> that's the right answer. okay. >> did he ever come in for a haircut? >> no. no, he never came. apparently not. >> richmond is a very popular name here in the united states. of course, there's richmond, virginia. that's the biggest of them all. number two is richmond, california. in terms of population. my question is, how many states actually have a town or a city named richmond? >> four. >> four. remember i said a lot go up much higher. >> oh, i don't know. i would guess ten. >> and you would be wrong much more. >> and i'm going to take a wild guess and i'm going to say 13. >> 13. yeah. and you'd be wrong. >> more 14. >> 14, 16. you might want to go higher. >> 20, 30, 40. >> wait a minute. you got to

stop. >> 4430. >> less 15 more. >> okay. i'm a double at 26. >> 26 would be too many. >> okay. all right. a sweet in between. let's give it 21. >> 21 is on the money. ding, ding. >> always with the pop quiz. trivia is always. >> so much fun. >> and we always. we're always back here watching and listening, and we're quizzing each other. what do you think it is? >> and we never get one, right? we never get one right. rosemary, did you know anything about richmond? did you learn something today? >> yeah. speak for yourself. i always get it right. good morning, you guys. we are looking at a great start, including richmond this morning. and a look here at sfo where the overcast sky will part a lot like yesterday. by late morning, early afternoon, sunny skies away from the coastline. and storm tracker two there we've got a little bit of fog, although visibility not too bad.

not seeing much in the way of patchy dense fog, but the onshore breeze with us once again. fairfield reporting a wind gust to 25mph there. and when it comes to the temps, a lot like yesterday 54, in san francisco, upper 50s in concord, upper 50s over san jose for the afternoon. temperatures are going to be right about average. so we are looking at this pattern to remain in place. slightly warmer tomorrow, slightly cooler on tuesday. and that is about it. this low here will continue to drift south and this ridge will continue to push in over the next 24 to 36 hours or so. futurecast model on the time stamp, there's that ridge, the low part there. as it shifts south, the ridge takes over just a little bit. and we do expect temperatures to climb ever so slightly. outside of that. the winds will be light this morning for most areas, and then into the afternoon. that sea breeze will kick in on the peninsula. right now, 58 degrees in redwood city, 55 reported at woodside.

if you are going to see the giants take on the braves this afternoon, temps will be in the low 60s for san francisco for the first inning at 105, we've got 60 degrees with the mix of sun and clouds. and for the seventh inning, still in the low 60s with the west southwest breeze, 10 to 20mph, the afternoon high in san francisco, 64 on the peninsula, 70 degrees for san mateo for the inner east bay. low 80s concord. livermore. a warm day, a beautiful one coming your way, as well as for our north bay cities. 77 napa 78 for santa rosa. the extended forecast here. notice temperatures are coming up ever so slightly slightly. you may not notice so much. and then they're down slightly on tuesday. but we do continue a gradual modest cool down by thursday. low 80s in store for inland cities. low 70s around the bay. low 60s for our coastline. back to you. >> thank you. rosemary. a giant egg eating lizard is on the

loose in a bay area park. why? officials say this five foot long reptile needs to be

be on the lookout for a black and white tegu lizard. the non-native argentine lizard was spotted by a group of hikers at joseph de grant county park. santa clara county parks department wants you to contact them immediately if you spot it, and it's hard to miss. as you

can see from these pictures here, it's black and white. tegu lizard can grow to nearly five feet in length and weigh around 10 pounds. now, at this point, it's not clear how the lizard ended up at that santa clara county park. it's not native to the area, but park officials do want to find it, and it is considered a threat to local birds because it does like to eat bird eggs. please contact the park in santa clara county. if you spot this lizard. >> and don't try to take a photo either. no need to get that close. time now 725. this morning, the giants will be going for a series sweep when they host the atlanta braves at oracle park this afternoon. this follows san francisco's latest thrilling walk-off victory yesterday. that's when matt chapman hit a two run homer in the bottom of the ninth, and the giants 3 to 2 victory. this was san francisco's fourth win in a row and their eighth walk off win of the season. >> they all come down to the last pitch. it seems like every game does us. yeah, look, that's why you keep playing. you keep fighting. we're used to these type of games. i mean, it feels

like, you know, as many as we've had like this, that it's. we're battle tested all the way to the end. >> the giants are now just one game behind the division leading los angeles dodgers in the national league west. first pitch today is set for 105. today is a sellout game. >> free parking at golden gate park could be going away. san francisco mayor daniel lurie says he's open to the idea of charging people to park in order to bring in revenue and balance the budget. the parks and recreation department in san francisco is looking at as many as 3100 parking spots that could become paid parking. the city would charge $3 an hour, with the goal of generating nearly $5 million in revenue per year. the sf parks and rec commissioner says while they appreciate the effort to find new revenue sources, they're worried about this idea limiting people's access to this public park. while the mayor says the city needs more revenue to support the park and city services. the proposal would need to be approved by the board of supervisors as part of the

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>> president trump deploying nearly 2000 national guardsmen to los angeles in response to protests over immigration enforcement activities. we have a live report with the latest. and president trump's new travel ban starts tomorrow, blocking visitors from 12 countries and limiting seven more. but some travelers won't be impacted. we'll break down who makes the cut. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> 730 on the dot. we'll take you live outside over the oakland estuary. gray skies this morning. cooler temperatures. what you might have seen in the last few weekends. we'll have a breakdown of what your weather will look like the rest of the day. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm james torres. >> i'm allie rasmus. it is saturday morning. and excuse me sunday morning. >> sunday morning. last day of the week. >> yes, yes, but it is a cool start to the weekend. rosemary oroczo is here to spell it all out for us this morning. >> yes, and today looks like yesterday. tomorrow going to look like today, at least when it comes to the weather. guys. good morning to you. we are in

this pattern where morning clouds a little bit of a cool start, afternoon sea breeze and temperatures very much seasonal. here's a look over mount diablo where if you go to the inland east bay, this is one of the areas this morning where we are starting out with blue sky. but the clouds are widespread along the coast, just inside the bay and stretching in to the north bay and south bay as well. when it comes to visibility, not too bad. petaluma reporting two miles, santa rosa reporting three along the coastline. highway one always that possibility there that it may be a bit thick. if you're planning on cruising along the coast, be prepared for that. meanwhile, the onshore breeze generally light at this hour, although through the carquinez strait, the delta a little bit breezy. fairfield reporting a wind gust to 25. a brisk one for you there at 54 degrees for fairfield, 54 oakland, as well as san francisco for the afternoon. today 60s at the coast. upper 60s to upper 70s around the bay. low to mid 80s for those warmer spots. i'll have a better look

at the numbers for your neighborhood and what we can expect in the extended forecast coming up. >> look forward to it. rosemary. thank you. tensions continue to escalate in the city of paramount, just south of los angeles. after a second straight day of clashes between hundreds of protesters and federal authorities in riot gear, the unrest broke out near a staging area for federal agents as they prepared to carry out raids at local businesses. ktvu is betty yu is tracking all of that. she's live here with the latest betty james. >> this deployment marks a new phase in president trump's immigration crackdown, and comes amid growing concern from california officials. the unrest follows a wave of immigration raids across the southern california region, which led to over 100 arrests this past week. new video this morning shows the arrival of california national guardsmen. this follows president trump's directive to deploy 2000 troops to the region, a move made over the strong objections of governor gavin newsom. the white house is defending the decision, calling it necessary to address the

lawlessness that has been allowed to fester. protests have erupted throughout saturday. video from paramount captures tense confrontations between demonstrators and law enforcement, including the use of smoke grenades. at least one protester was reportedly injured. law enforcement officials in southern california held a press conference earlier saturday calling for additional resources. in the business that i am in, i have to prepare for the worst. that's why we're calling in more resources. and as i was coming in, some of the larger groups were starting to disperse. so i urge them to please leave the area so that nothing nobody gets hurt, nobody gets arrested if possible. but we're going to maintain a significant presence here in the city of paramount, and we're going to keep an eye on the rest of the county. >> now, lapd did not take part in the immigration enforcement action. the la mayor condemned the raids. governor newsom is

urging demonstrators to remain peaceful while criticizing the federal troop deployment. in a post on x, he called the move purposefully inflammatory and warned that it will only escalate tensions. fbi director kash patel warned on abc's hit a cop. you're going to jail. doesn't matter where you came from, how you got here or what movement speaks to you. if the local police force won't back our men and women on the thin blue line, we at the fbi will. now, looking ahead, at 6:00 tonight, a rally called ice out of the bay is scheduled to take place outside the immigration and customs enforcement office on sansom street in san francisco. ali. >> thank you. we'll continue. >> to follow the latest developments with this ongoing story. this morning. president trump's new travel ban is set to go into effect tomorrow. his this latest ban bars nationals from 12 different countries and restricts travelers from seven others. mr. trump says the ban targets countries with, quote, hostile attitudes towards the u.s, as well as poor vetting

procedures to issue passports. the president also says a high number of people from those 19 countries tend to overstay their travel visas. 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 of june 9th. >> a list of some of the 12 countries affected by the latest travel ban include afghanistan, haiti, chad, republic of the congo and equatorial guinea. countries not shown on the screen also include myanmar, eritrea, iran, libya, somalia, sudan, as well as yemen, and the heightened restrictions apply to people from burundi, cuba, laos, sierra leone, togo, turkmenistan and venezuela who are outside the u.s. and don't currently hold a valid visa. >> east bay congressman eric swalwell criticized president trump's immigration policies after a series of recent ice arrests in our area and the return of a maryland man who was mistakenly deported. congressman swalwell also addressed the feud

going on between the president and elon musk. ktvu john reports from an event the congressman held in castro valley. >> we didn't let it go. and so he's back. >> on saturday. congressman eric swalwell calling the court ordered return of kilmer abrego garcia to the u.s. after being mistakenly deported. a win for the rule of law. the salvadoran native from maryland, now facing human trafficking charges, with the trump administration saying he'll be sent back if convicted. >> this is really about due process and whether we are a country that affords it to people or whether we look like china and russia. >> swalwell making those comments on a hike with constituents at lake chabot. >> i'm becoming more and more concerned. >> i need to talk to this representative and hear what he has to say. >> many worried about recent ice arrests in the bay area, including a targeted operation in san jose on tuesday and wednesday, and the arrest of a livermore man at a san francisco immigration court. >> miguel lopez was following the rules, went to his court

date and was grabbed at the court date and has been in custody since. let's focus on the most violent individuals and not rip families apart. >> ice says anyone without legal status is subject to deportation, adding those arrested in san jose had final orders of removal. >> i firmly believe in the work they are doing and we're going to make america safe again. >> swalwell also speaking out on the very public feud between president trump and elon musk. >> elon musk is right that this big, beautiful bill is a debt trainwreck, and i hope that it does end up killing the bill. but at the end of the day, this mess between musk and trump, i hope it gives democrats an opportunity. >> but i asked swalwell if democrats need to change their approach, given sagging poll numbers and a scathing new book about former president biden. >> democrats should look like the party of the future. i really strongly believe that. so our 2028 nominee probably shouldn't be on social security.

>> i asked congressman swalwell if he was mulling a 2028 run. he didn't rule it out, but says he is focused right now on the 2026 midterms reporting in castro valley. i'm john kranjac, ktvu, fox two news. >> 737 your time this morning. this morning, hundreds of immigrant workers are midway through a three day march from vacaville to sacramento. the walking for immigrant rights and demanding a stop to ice enforcement. advocates there say communities with large undocumented immigrant populations are on edge. that's after a series of sweeps by federal immigration officials throughout the country. >> want to let them know the community? we are not criminals. we didn't come here to kill people, to rape or sell drugs. we came here to work. >> those walkers started in vacaville. they'll go all the way to sacramento. it will end with an event at the capitol. the latest bay area action tied to the fighting in gaza is getting underway right now in

the east bay. several bay area religious and community groups have organized a 22 mile walk from alameda to berkeley. it's really only a distance of about nine miles. that 22 miles are supposed to represent the distance between the palestinian cities of rafah and gaza city. those taking part in the march say that they plan to make several legs of the walk to make up the distance, all to add up to 22 miles. and they want to draw attention to the plight of the palestinians in the region, while calling for an end to the war. >> we are walking in solidarity with the palestinian right of return to their homes, the right of people to remain and to live in safety. >> those marchers plan to make several stops throughout the day during their 22 mile walk again laps between alameda and berkeley. >> israeli security forces say they recovered the body of another hostage in gaza. the

israeli government says the man who was killed in captivity was a citizen of thailand who was abducted during the hamas led terrorist attack in october of 2023. now, this announcement comes just days after security forces recovered the bodies of two israeli americans. a family member of one of those men is now calling for an end to the fighting in gaza. >> what more is left to do in gaza that has not already been done? we can bring everyone home. if netanyahu would simply agree to end the war. >> the israeli government says 55 hostages remain in gaza. about one third of those hostages are believed to still be alive. >> back in the bay area here at 740 this morning, we're working to find out more about a deadly shooting in the south bay. it happened in a neighborhood along camden avenue near the almaden expressway friday night. when officers arrived, they say they took a man to the hospital. he died in the hospital. no word yet on who the victim is, but police say they do have a suspect in custody. this is the

11th homicide this year in the city of san jose. a dog is hurt after a car crash in san francisco that happened near san bruno avenue and mansell street. that's near us 101. police say they are still working to figure out how it happened. [music] college costs are going up. why? one program meant to help bring down the price of school in the bay area is now at risk. >> and point richmond's hidden gems serve up everything from stacked deli sandwiches and craft beers to fresh, flavorful italian classics. we'll show you the best kept secret spots where your next meal might be waiting. >> a live look there over the bay towards the san francisco in the backdrop. another cloudy start for most and a cool one. i'll have a look at the current conditions and wha t you can expect for today as well

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return after a two year ban. state officials allowed just a short window for recreational fishing to help revive the population. anglers can keep two chinook salmon per person each. at least 20in long. commercial salmon fishing remains shut down for a third straight year. and did you see it? the golden state valkyries are riding high after getting a win in their first nationally televised game, and they completely blew out the las vegas las vegas aces 95 to 68. the valkyries had five players in double figures. kayla thornton led the way, finishing with 22 points and 11 rebounds. the team will be in la tomorrow looking to get another win against the sparks. >> well, zip trips are back and we are taking a deep dive into the city of richmond. >> we shined a spotlight on the city's rich history and as always, ktvu sal castaneda got a chance to enjoy some of the best tastes of the town. take a look. >> if you've never been to point richmond to eat, you're missing out. here there is a good old

fashioned deli called little louie's. this humble spot has people standing in line for the food as the busy kitchen churns out order after order quickly. [music] little louie's does sandwiches well, from the simple turkey sandwich to a pastrami sandwich piled high. [music] there's also a good selection of hot sandwiches. [music] a good deli has good bread, and this place gets a daily delivery from semifreddi's artisan bakery. >> don't come here if you're not hungry. >> and it's not just sandwiches. i watched them bring out a stacked ribs plate and a bacon cheeseburger. [music] in fact, the extensive menu also has salads, tater tots, cookies, and more. the resonating theme here at little louie seems to be good, honest portions, something owner mike khoury prides himself on. [music] >> you order a burger, you know you want to get a burger, you want to get something you could sink your teeth into. >> the quality of the food here is known to these locals. >> the food is good, the food is

good, and it's been here so lon. and the atmosphere. >> people are friendly. they don't rush you. >> the weather in point richmond is reliably good. so many people eat out back inside or outside. i'd come here to get a good solid meal for a reasonable price. nearby there is what looks to me as a beer oasis in an office park in richmond shipyard district. [music] it's east brother beer company. they make beer here, and there is a small taproom and outdoor seating. [music] the good people lined up a sample of their most popular beers, from lagers to more substantial ales. oh, i forgot how good these taste. >> yeah. you know, like ten, 15 years ago, ipas got super bitter, way too bitter. and people got, you know, their palates were wrecked and hazy. ipas were the response to that. they got really sweet. so it's like opposite ends of the spectrum. we try to do balance. >> after trying the beers, my

favorite is the red lager here at east brother. it just has this light taste. it only has. what is it, 4.4.6. i can handle that. maybe have a few with some food. this is perfect. in the back we saw a very busy production line. a testament to the rising popularity of east brother beer. [music] these cans and kegs are bound for a growing list of bay area restaurants, stores, and taprooms. if you're a beer lover, this place does it right. east brother beer company is not a trendy brewer. [music] we'll find the latest novelty. it brews the classics and brews them well. now, how about a date night place? i got you covered with the hotel mac, one of richmond's oldest establishments. [music] it's a classic circa 1900s hotel. [music] inside is bianco verde restaurant, featuring modern italian cuisine. we watched as the chef prepared two of the most popular dishes. [music] up first, perhaps hotel mac's

signature dish. >> it's our lobster ravioli. it's a lobster ravioli that's tossed in a white wine lemon sauce with crab meat and a bit of meyer lemon bits. >> oh, my. that's so good. >> you have to try it. i also tried the penne alla vodka, which was penne pasta tossed with salmon in a pink creamy vodka sauce. [music] the food here is fresh, rich and delicious. if you like craft cocktails, they make things like a smoked manhattan and other classics. [music] as for my favorite, the lobster ravioli or the penne alla vodka? [music] i just have both in richmond. sal castaneda, ktvu, fox two news. >> that must have had a good nap after that. >> the hardest part of watching those is it makes me so hungry. yeah. all looks so delicious. >> two plates of pasta, plus look like a burger and all that. he's sleeping good. >> yeah. and he also got into a little bit of the history. i saw i liked seeing the outside of

that one restaurant. that's one of the oldest in richmond. >> yeah, yeah. gosh, richmond has a lot to eat. yeah. might have to check it out. >> yeah. >> rosemary, you're. you're feeling the same way there. >> oh, yes. you know, i'm in. guys, let's go to brunch. good morning to all of you. a view here over the cloud cover this morning where we can see plenty of sunshine and blue sky. this low that has been parked off our coastline will continue to sink south just a little bit. the ridge will continue to strengthen in. and with that, we have a subtle warm up coming our way for your bay area monday. futurecast here shows you exactly what i'm talking about. there's that ridge, but a very comfortable pattern in place. day to day, just subtle variances. here is a look at the winds where we do have just a light breeze in some areas. sfo reporting nine miles per hour. livermore reporting seven coming in from the west. and that onshore breeze will be picking up once again this afternoon. it is a bit brisk through the delta as well as the carquinez strait this morning out towards travis. we do have wind gusts to 25

30mph. so again, that cool breeze is pushing all the way through the delta, perhaps into the sacramento valley, 54 degrees right now in san francisco, 56 in walnut creek, upper 50s in san jose with widespread overcast, sky low 50s petaluma 50 degrees outside your door. fairfax as well as bolinas there at the fire station. mid 50s lafayette 57. right now in dublin. if you're getting out to walk the dog, i would say dress in layers. it's a cool start for most. a little bit of sunshine far inland east bay and that is about it. by lunchtime we're feeling pretty comfortable. low 60s at the coast to low 70s inland with the additional warming, especially for our inland cities for the second half of the day. upper 70s to low 80s, a warm one coming your way with mild weather expected around the bay. if you're looking for a dog to walk, check out zoe. she's available at the san francisco spca and adorable female shepherd. love the one

ear up like you're talking to me. 64 the afternoon high in san francisco, where we have the giants playing once again today. low 80s in concord, 77, in the north bay of napa. how about that extended forecast? well, we kind of say rinse and repeat, right. we've got temperatures coming up just slightly on monday. you may not notice down a tad. on tuesday you may not notice. and then wednesday into thursday a little bit cooler for inland cities. low 80s inland upper 60s to low 70s around the bay and remaining cool at the coast. low 60s there. back to you. >> thank you rosemary. well, the world's fastest supercomputer being built right here in the bay area. it's backed by the federal government, powered by are and named after a local nobel prize winner. will tell you more about it when we come back.

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is teaming up with scientists at uc berkeley and several big tech titans to build a new supercomputer. if everything goes according to plan, it will eventually be the fastest computer in the world. fox's jared halperin has more on this edition of our fox on tech series. >> i can't wait to see what doudna is going to calculate. >> america's top tech companies are joining forces with uncle sam to create the world's most

powerful supercomputer. think skynet from the terminator movies, but with more peaceful intentions that will help america stay on the cutting edge of artificial intelligence technology. >> it will advance scientific discovery from chemistry to physics to biology and all powered, unleashing this power of artificial intelligence. >> the department of energy is teaming up with two industry heavyweights to make it happen. dell technologies will supply the hardware and infrastructure, and it will be powered by a next generation ai platform by nvidia. it's due to switch on next year, and if all goes according to plan, it will eventually become the world's fastest computer. >> what truly sets the system apart is the seamless integration of high performance computing and ai capabilities. >> the computer is based at uc berkeley and called doudna, named after berkeley professor jennifer doudna, who won the nobel prize in chemistry back in

2020. she describes her namesake as a potential game changer that could have a huge impact on the entire world. >> we're standing at a really interesting moment in biology that really marks the intersection of biology with computing. >> nvidia is also working with other federal agencies, including the irs, which is reportedly planning to buy its own supercomputer in the coming months. at the white house, jared halpern, fox news. >> a safety net for cost of living increase meant to help struggling community colleges stay afloat is expiring. calmatters reports that might force some districts to cut jobs and classes. the account is called the cost of living increases account. it helps pay for rising costs of building maintenance, educational materials and a lot more. but now this program is set to expire at the end of the month. five of the san francisco bay area college districts that rely on the funding are all

underperforming, and without that extra income, cuts could be made well. >> debris and equipment removal is happening this weekend for a section of the santa cruz wharf that collapsed back in december. crews had to delay the cleanup, waiting for calmer ocean conditions. and they're asking people near the santa cruz wharf to stay at least 300ft away from that debris removal site and away from the dive flags in order to stay safe. >> the warmer and much more wet weather across the country is creating a great opportunity for mosquitoes to thrive as summer approaches. according to insect specialists, mosquitoes are attracted to the smell of people's body odor. repellents help mask our scent, along with long sleeve shirts and pants to minimize exposed skin. you can also even use candles. >> volatilized in the air. and so for it to be effective, you have to have a certain concentration of those volatiles coming out. >> mosquitoes are attracted to the co2 produced when we exhale. people exercising usually produce a lot more. and because

mosquitoes like the heat, the higher your body temperature, the more delectable you may become. gross are hundreds of volunteers planted trees in san francisco to celebrate world environment day. volunteers met up at mclaren park and a number of other spots throughout the city. they planted trees, they restored native plants, laid mulch and compost. the event is also tied to community climate action days. that's a state initiative that promotes climate resilience while enhancing the quality of life in green spaces. state senator scott wiener joined volunteers. he applauded san franciscans for their commitment to protecting and improving the environment. >> agitators throwing items towards members of law enforcement right now, and they're firing right back. it feels like a war zone out here. >> nearly 2000 national guard troops have been ordered to l.a. by president trump. we have a live report with the latest as violence continues to erupt over immigration protests. it's sad.

>> it's sad. it's sort of a reflection of where it seems like our society is right now. >> a pride flag meant to signal safety and belonging met with a chilling threat. a north bay teacher targeted, a suspect arrested and a community left shaken, and a fresh face enters california's governor's race. the california police officer, known for bringing communities together, launches his independent bid for the state's highest office. why he says he's qualified to run. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> welcome back. you are taking a live look at the oakland estuary on this sunday morning, 8:00, right on the dot. you see some of those boats going past our ktvu studios, which is where this camera is mounted directly overhead, giving you a view of the gray skies this morning. a lot of fog and cloud cover. hopefully that will clear a little bit later this morning. for now, we want to welcome you to mornings on two. i'm allie rasmus.

>> and i'm james torres. that is the exact kind of weather that makes you want to stay home. >> i love it. i love being out in that weather. >> it's so gloomy. it's makes me sleepy. >> natural air conditioning. that's the perfect weather to go out for a brisk walk or. >> yeah, a lot of farmer's markets out there. rosemary, you're talking about what our weather might look like the rest of the day. >> let's see. we've got a guy from florida and from the bay area. >> hence the sunshine. >> yes. good morning. happy sunday. we will get to some sunshine. just going to take a few hours. we've got the morning clouds over the coast, inside the bay and our bayside communities. and you can see that stretch there. gray as well. some of the inland east bay enjoying a little bit of sunshine. but for most it's a great start to the day. fog along the coastline in our valleys this morning. not seeing patchy dense fog though. so if you're getting onto the highways you should be a okay, at least when it comes to the fog. a little bit of a breeze out there. it's a cool one. napa reporting 13mph. fairfield gusting to 21. and that sea

breeze will be picking up in the afternoon. which means if you're going to san francisco to see the game, bring along the layers 54 right now in san francisco, we've got 60 degrees in concord, where again, we're joined by a little bit more sunshine than for most of us. and our afternoon highs for today, right about average, perhaps just a tad cool for some. a better look at the numbers for your neighborhood for today as the extend as well as the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you rosemary. well, the trump administration has deployed national guard troops to los angeles as federal agents continue to confront several hundred demonstrators during a second day of protests to counter recent immigration raids. defense secretary pete hegseth has warned that the pentagon is prepared to mobilize active duty forces if the unrest continues. ktvu betty lou live with the latest monitoring the developments in southern california. betty. >> ali. the california national guardsmen deployment marks a significant step in president

trump's immigration enforcement strategy. it comes amid growing pushback from california officials. the unrest follows a series of immigration raids across southern california over the past week, which resulted in more than 100 arrests. new video this morning shows the arrival of california national guardsmen. this follows president trump's directive to deploy 2000 troops to the region, a move made over the strong objections of governor gavin newsom. the white house is defending the decision, calling it necessary to address the lawlessness that has been allowed to fester. video from the city of paramount captures tense confrontations between demonstrators and law enforcement, including the use of smoke grenades. at least one protester was reportedly injured. several workers were detained at a clothing store saturday in the fashion district in downtown l.a. >> sad because all of us, we have family and it's really sad.

i don't have words. >> a spokesperson for u.s. attorney bill daly says that the raids at those locations were conducted to serve search warrants based on probable caus, that the employer was using fictitious documents for some of its workers. the fbi, atf and ice agents conducted friday's friday's raids. governor newsom is urging demonstrators to remain peaceful while criticizing the federal troop deployment. in a post on x, he called the move purposefully inflammatory and warned that it will only escalate tensions. l.a. mayor karen bass condemned the raids. the lapd did not take part in the immigration enforcement action. fbi director kash patel warned on abc's hit a cop. you're going to jail. doesn't matter where you come from, how you got here, or what movement speaks to you. if the local police force won't back our men and women on the thin blue line, we at fbi will back

here in the bay area. at 6 p.m. tonight, a rally called ice out of the bay is scheduled to take place outside the immigration and customs enforcement office on sansom street in san francisco. ali. >> thank you. betty. well, state lawmakers here in california are taking steps to block ice from schools, hospitals and shelters. they announced a package of bills this week as ice raids ramp up around the country. now, these bills aim to limit local officials from cooperating with ice and require federal agents to get a warrant in order to enter a school, to access or to access someone's immigration status from their doctor or health care provider. the state legislature cannot block federal agents from entering places where they have legal authority to be, such as federal immigration courts. to stay up to date on all the latest happening with the protests against ice in southern california and across the country, you can download the fox local app. >> time now 805. this morning, the pool for candidates in the race for the next governor of california is growing. ryan

tillman is a police officer from southern california. he gained national attention talking about how to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community at a launch party in orange county. he announced his bid for governor. tillman is a first time candidate. he plans to run as an independent. >> i've been a police officer for 12 years. i've been a business owner for ten years. i'm a parent, i'm a husband, an assistant pastor, and so i have real life experience dealing with everyday issues. >> newsom's term is up in 2026. he will term out and cannot run again. >> today, city and state leaders will be in oakland's jack london square for mayor barbara lee's community inauguration celebration. it kicks off at 3:00 this afternoon on the ferry lawn. mayor lee will be sworn in by congresswoman lateefah simon. afterward, the mayor is expected to speak about her goals to revitalize oakland. there will also be performances by local dancers, musicians and poets. >> one of san francisco's most iconic and powerful pride traditions is back on display. more than 800 volunteers hiked up twin peaks to build the 30th

annual pink triangle. the massive installation spans nearly an acre. it's made from 175 bright pink tarps visible all across the city. it was once used as used by the nazis to identify lgbtq people during the holocaust, but nowadays the pink triangle is reclaimed as a symbol of remembrance, resilience and pride. the pink triangle will remain up for about three weeks. volunteers will then take it down at the end of the month. pride flags became a controversy at one school district in the north bay. a petaluma school employee received threats over pride flags on campus. ktvu zac sos has the latest. >> it was shocking because that's not the kind of community we live in. >> sandra larson on the frightening threats made against a colleague at petaluma city schools this week. >> june being pride month. it made sense that the flags would fly and kids know they belong and they can learn where they belong. >> thursday, the teacher's union president says a man emailed a school official threatening to

execute them if the pride flags weren't taken down from city schools. within hours, police making an arrest identifying the man allegedly behind the message as 54 year old josh ghazaleh. >> it's sad. it's sad. it's sort of a reflection of where it seems like our society is right now. you turn on tv and you see different people being attacked for different things. >> police say ghazaleh first reached out to the school district on may 30th, leaving a quote concerning voicemail demanding the removal of pride flags from all school grounds. he also reportedly told school officials there would be, quote, harsh consequences if his demands weren't met. then on monday, he turned up outside the district's headquarters, agitated and angry, once again making similar demands. >> our executive council's meeting monday, and we will be talking about this and how to make sure everyone feels safe. >> in an email friday, the district alerting the school community to the arrest. school officials say there was never a

direct threat made toward any school campus, adding that access to the district office was temporarily limited on thursday as a precaution. in a separate statement to ktvu, the district saying in part, quote, one of our board goals is that all students have a trusted adult and a strong sense of belonging within their learning community. in addition, we fully believe in supporting the diversity of our students and within our community. to that end, we have proudly flown the progress pride flag annually at the beginning of late may through the end of june. >> it's vital. it's, i would say, one of the top jobs of any teachers to make their class feel welcome and safe and ready to learn. >> zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> oakland police arrest a man accused in a deadly hit and run crash. the charges he faces. >> and longer days. summer freedom means more teens on the road, and that could lead to a spike in deadly crashes. we'll hear from a safety expert with essential tips to keep you and

your loved ones safe on the roads this summer. [music] >> good morning to you. giving you a view here up above the low clouds this morning where we've got some sunshine over at least parts of the bay area. i'll have a look at the conditions outside your door, and what you can expect f the

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here are some of the top stories we're following for you this morning. president trump has deployed 2000 california national guard troops to los angeles after a second day of clashes between protesters and immigration authorities. this deployment is happening despite the objections of california governor gavin newsom. protests in los angeles erupted after federal immigration authorities arrested dozens of people during ice raids at multiple locations. again, national guard troops we know have arrived in california earlier this morning. we continue to follow that developing story, and we'll have another live update in the next hour of mornings on two. some other top stories we're following. oakland police have arrested a man connected to a deadly hit and run crash that happened last month. bay area news group reports james smith was charged last week with vehicular manslaughter after leaving the scene of a crash on may 4th. investigators say smith crashed his car into 49 year old elmo ballard near 18th street in san pablo avenue. pinning ballard in his wheelchair underneath the vehicle. also

happening this morning, one of the most iconic trail races in the country taking place, the 114th dipsea race begins in mill valley at 8:00. it ends seven and a half miles west at stinson beach. the dipsea race attracts hundreds of runners from around the country each year. this year, 1500 runners are taking part. >> time now 814. with summer comes longer days, relaxed schedules and for many teens. but according to triple a, it also comes with some increased risks on the road. triple a says the first 100 days of summer, from memorial day to labor day, are some of the deadliest on the roads, with a increase in some serious crashes in 2023. in california, there were 61 traffic deaths during those summer months. in that same year, there were nearly 2900 traffic deaths nationwide, about a third of them 800 during those summer months. joining us to talk more about this trend and some of the ways parents can help their teen drivers stay safe, we welcome doug johnson with aa. doug, i want to thank

you for joining us this morning. it seems pretty obvious, but can you simply just tell us why are these accident rates so much higher in these 100 days? >> well, thanks for having me on. you know, it's just because there's more young drivers hitting the road during this summer break. a lot more of them are out there driving to their jobs, driving to hang out with their friends. and there's a lot more unsupervised driving going on during this time frame. >> is it a law of large number things or is it an inexperienced thing? i mean, are there any really direct correlations for why these accidents are more prone? >> i think it's a combination of all of the above. you know, drivers that are teen drivers, they're more inexperienced than than older drivers. they don't have the hours on the road that a lot of drivers have had. and yeah, there's just driving more frequently during the day, later at night, at different times when they're not used to driving during the school year, they're just driving to and from school. >> you know what it's like to talk to teenagers. oftentimes mom says, hey, be careful. take these safety conversations very

seriously. teenagers like, yeah, yeah, yeah, i got it, i got it. how do you effectively talk to teenagers, young drivers, and really drive home the message that these kind of safety conversations should be taken seriously? >> i know i think part of the challenge that parents really need to come to is just leading by example. you know, if a teenager is seeing you messing with your phone while you're behind the wheel, you're not really paying attention on the road. they're going to think, well, if you can do it, i can do it type of thing. but it is important to sit down and have that conversation and also to say, hey, look, you're not going to get the keys to the car if you're going to be on your phone, if you're going to be messing around with the radio. and it's not just phones, you know, it's also eating, drinking, having too many teenagers in the car at one time, that could be a distraction for any driver. if you know there's too many passengers talking with each other and messing around. >> what do some of those statistics show when it comes to reasons for why some of these accidents can be so bad or so deadly? is it a result? and you mentioned just now, you know, too many people pack into a car.

i definitely remember doing that as a kid, you know, is it a result of distracted driving? are there drugs and alcohol involved as well? >> obviously drugs and alcohol always a factor, but sometimes it's not. you know, sometimes it's just that inexperience and the distraction of having friends in the car or looking at their phone, even messing with the radio. you know, even before smartphones existed, people were messing around with the radio, messing around with the wipers. there's other things, like looking out the window that can really distract you, looking out your side window knocked out your windshield. >> doug, technology offers us a lot of opportunity. it can be a distraction sometimes, but there are also a lot of features, say, on iphones, that help detect when accidents happen that can get help done really quickly. what kind of technology is out there right now that you think parents can benefit from? in order to try to get this message driven home? >> yeah. in fact, triple a just did a recent study that showed about 50% of people with the do not disturb feature on their phone aren't even aware of it, aren't sure how to use it. but most iphones, most androids, they have this feature. you know, your smartphone can tell

when you're driving at a quick speed, and it knows when you're driving. so it can you can set it in your settings to say do not disturb while driving. so if someone texts you while you're driving down the road, it'll send them a text back that says, hey, i'm driving right now. i'll respond to your text message once i get to my destination. and you know, you never get that ping when you're behind the wheel. it's not until your car stops that you actually look at your phone. you see it. i think a lot of parents and a lot of people, just in general, a lot of drivers out there should turn that on their phone. we've shown studies that show that that this will really help and improve road safety and make sure that people aren't keeping their eyes on their phone, that they are keeping their eyes out the wheel and having both hands on the steering wheel. >> summertime is a fun time. it can be a dangerous time if you're not careful. doug johnson with triple a, thank you so much for joining us and having this conversation with me today. >> hey, thanks for having me. >> absolutely. time now is 818 this morning. as with summer, that means it's cold outside, apparently in california. live. look at sfo here. yes. gray skies, lots of clouds, lots of

fogginess. rosemary oroczo. what's on the slate for today? >> are june gloom holding steady, guys. giving you a view over sfo? we have the overcast from the coast and around the bay are far inland areas, enjoying a little bit more sunshine than us. high pressure will strengthen in just a little bit, but all in all, we are not seeing a whole lot of change for today as well as the days ahead. the future cast here. getting into the second part of the morning early afternoon. expect those low clouds to peel away. outside of that, we've got some fog along the coast, a little bit of patchy drizzle, but look at san francisco, parts of the peninsula and what's going on right there along the east bay shore. yesterday took us a little bit longer than most to actually see those clouds pull away, so we could see a mix of sun and clouds once again for areas of san francisco, as well as inside the bay late in the day, also have that possibility of a stray shower or thunderstorm popping up. not so

much for the truckee area, but you get over towards south lake tahoe and farther south. there is a slight risk into the afternoon coming back to the here and now, where we have a little bit of an onshore breeze out there. sfo reporting six miles per hour, livermore reporting eight through the delta 25mph at travis air force base. so a brisk one through the delta region this morning and in the 50s for most 54 san francisco 60 degrees to start the day in concord. these temps a lot like yesterday. if you're thinking about getting out yesterday, today a near repeat 60 degrees redwood city, as well as menlo park, palo alto, one more shift a little bit farther south, 53 for gilroy, over towards santa cruz. 56 right there along the beach in san francisco for the afternoon today by noontime, upper 50s low 60s for the second half. if you're going to watch the giants play, bring along the layers. we'll have the afternoon sea breeze and temperatures will be

a little bit cool. meanwhile, livermore livermore valley a very enjoyable day coming your way. low 70s by noontime. low 80s for the afternoon in the north bay. looking good. napa at 77 on the peninsula. 70 degrees for san mateo. the extended forecast here. temperatures are up slightly on monday, down a tad on tuesday. additional cooling for inland cities wednesday into thursday, but very seasonal. low 60s at the coast. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay and low 80s inland all the way through thursday. back to you. >> love it rosemary. thank you. a giant egg eating lizard is on the loose in a bay area park. why? officials say this five foot long reptile needs to be found fast. [music]

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last pitch. it seems like every game does us. yeah, look, that's why you keep playing. you keep fighting. we're used to these type of games. i mean, it feels like, you know, as many as we've had like this, that it's. we're battle tested all the way to the end. >> the giants are now just one game behind the division leading los angeles dodgers in the national league west. first pitch today is 1:05 p.m. today's game is a sellout. it will be a cold one. >> free parking at golden gate park could be going away. san francisco mayor daniel lurie says he's open to the idea of charging people to park in order to bring in revenue and balance the budget. the parks and recreation department is looking at as many as 3100 parking spots that could become paid parking. the city would charge $3 an hour, with the goal of generating nearly $5 million in revenue every year. the sf parks and rec commission says while they appreciate the effort to find new revenue, they are worried about this idea limiting people's access to the public

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the east bay now underway. what organizers say they are asking for. >> from ktvu. [music] fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome back to mornings on two. bottom of the hour here at 8:00. taking a live look over the hills of the bay area. lots of green, some gray across some different parts of our bay area. expected to be a much chillier day today than you might have seen in the last few weekends. thank you for being with us here on mornings on two this sunday morning. i'm james torres. >> i'm ali rasmus. yeah. chilly on the coast and bay side where we see a lot of gray. but that picture, mount diablo inland, it's definitely different story. so this rosemary is what we expect this time of year. the microclimates in full effect. >> june gloom. doing what june gloom does. yes. good morning guys. we are starting out gray along the coast, inside the bay, far inland. seeing a little bit of sunshine. we'll pull away to mostly clear skies away from the coast and just inside the bay. i think we're going to see a mix of partly sunny, partly cloudy skies. a look there over san

jose where we've got the cloud cover there in the north bay. we've got it covering our valleys this morning as well, and it is pushing through the carquinez strait and parts of the delta region. so gray skies to start the day, the onshore breeze through fairfield, gusting to 21. sustained. 13 napa. oakland eight. if you're thinking about stepping out, dress in layers. it's a cool, cloudy, even breezy one for some. 55 san francisco, upper 50s to about 60 degrees for the inner east bay right now, as well as san jose checking in at 60 for you there. our afternoon highs right about where they should be for this time of year. a better look at the numbers for your neighborhood for today and the days ahead coming up. >> thank you. rosemary, time now 831. this morning president trump calling up 2000 national guard troops in response to the immigration protests taking place in los angeles county. the rare order the president issued last night follows a weekend of demonstrations continuing early this morning. this is the first time since 1965 that a president

activated a state's national guard force without a request from that state's governor, and the los angeles county sheriff's office is now vowing to work closely with the national guard troops in paramount and other parts of the region. >> we're going to maintain a significant presence here in the city of paramount, and we're going to keep an eye on the rest of the county just to make sure that other uprisings don't start. and if they do that, there's no violence or property damage there as well. >> federal agents armed with military style rifles have been battling with protesters, some who've thrown rocks and bottles back at them. but governor gavin newsom says calling in the national guard will only escalate a very tense situation. ktvu political analyst brian sobel says the president's order is designed to send a clear message to governor newsom and other state leaders. >> i think the 2000 national guard's people that are being put in to the region are the

president's way of saying, hey, if you're going to attack ice facilities, the immigration service, that we will respond as a federal government. obviously, gavin newsom takes a different view of it. >> the national guard troops are now in the l.a. area. ktvu betty yu will have more on this story. during our 9:00 hour. >> east bay congressman eric swalwell is criticizing president trump's immigration policies after these recent ice arrests in the u.s. and across california. during a hike with voters along lake chabot in alameda county, swalwell talked about the return of a maryland man who the white house says was mistakenly deported. swalwell says the court ordered return of kilmer garcia is a win for the rule of law. he also spoke about the arrest taking place in the bay area last week outside federal immigration courthouses. >> focus on the most violent individuals and not rip families apart. this is really about due process and whether we are a

country that affords it to people, or whether we look like china and russia. >> ice says with says anyone without legal status is subject to deportation, and says the people arrested in the bay area had final orders of removal. >> final preparations are underway for the big military parade in washington, d.c, next saturday. it's a celebration of the army's 250th anniversary, as well as president trump's 79th birthday. a freight train carrying several tanks arrived in the nation's capital yesterday. the army plans to display more than 100 military vehicles and aircraft, along with rocket launchers and missiles. those opposed to the parade are planning protests across the country and what they are calling, quote, no kings demonstrations. pope leo the 14th could possibly upstage saturday's military parade in washington, d.c. the chicago native is scheduled to make a virtual appearance from rome during a large catholic religious event at the home of the chicago white sox. the pope will be showing up at the stadium big screen at the same

time as the parade. the vatican says his virtual appearance in chicago was scheduled before president trump announced his plan for that parade. the fifa club world cup kicks off this month, but international soccer fans are raising concerns about the u.s. hosting the event. 32 of the world's top club teams will visit 12 cities in the country in the united states. some worry about the safety, the economic uncertainty and the country's new travel ban that's set to take effect tomorrow. the trump administration previously said it wants to welcome fans to come in and celebrate, but leave when the time is up. there are no matches this time around in the bay area, but there is a match scheduled in la next weekend. >> president trump's new travel ban is set to go into effect tomorrow. this latest ban bars nationals from 12 different countries and restricts travelers from seven others. mr. trump says the ban targets countries with, quote, hostile attitudes towards the u.s, and he claims poor vetting procedures to issue passports.

he also says a high number of people from those 19 countries tend to overstay their travel visas. 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 of june 9th. here are some of the 12 countries affected by the latest travel ban. they include afghanistan, haiti, chad, republic of congo, equatorial guinea. countries not shown on screen include myanmar, eritrea, iran, libya, somalia, sudan and yemen. the heightened restrictions apply to people traveling from burundi, cuba, laos, sierra leone, togo, turkmenistan, and venezuela. outside the u.s. who don't hold a valid visa. >> 836 your time this morning, hundreds of immigrant workers are midway through a three day march from vacaville to sacramento. they're walking for immigrant rights and demanding a stop to ice enforcement. advocates say communities with large undocumented immigrant populations are on edge. that's after a series of sweeps by federal immigration officials throughout the country.

>> want to let them know the community? we are not criminals. we didn't come here to kill people, to rape or sell drugs. we came here to work. >> those walkers started in vacaville. they'll go all the way out to sacramento and end with an event at the capitol. >> the latest bay area action tied to the fighting in gaza is now underway in the east bay. several bay area religious and community groups have organized a 22 mile walk from alameda to berkeley, with numerous stops in between. they'll be making several legs of that walk, stopping at seven different locations to make the distance add up to a total of 22 miles. they say they want to draw attention to the plight of palestinians in the region, while calling for an end to the war in gaza. >> we are walking in solidarity with the palestinian right of return to their homes, the right of people to remain and to live

in safety. >> the marchers plan to make several stops throughout the day during their 22 mile walk. again, they're starting in alameda and heading to berkeley, stopping at seven different locations. also this morning, there's an event in santa clara county to support the victims of last week's suspected terrorist attack in boulder, colorado. the nonprofit group jewish silicon valley organized a walk today called run for their lives. there will be a news conference before that walk gets underway at 10:00. it's happening at los gatos town park plaza park. it comes days after a man was arrested on terrorism charges in colorado for throwing molotov cocktails at a group calling for the release of israeli hostages. >> israeli security forces say they recovered the body of another hostage in gaza. the israeli government says the man who was killed in captivity was a citizen of thailand who was abducted during the hamas led terrorist attack in october 2023. the announcement comes just days after security forces recovered the bodies of two other israeli americans. a

family member of one of those men, now calling for an end to the fighting in gaza. >> what more is left to do in gaza that has not already been done? we can bring everyone home. if netanyahu would simply agree to end the war. >> the israeli government says 55 hostages remain in gaza. about a third of those hostages are expected to still be alive. >> mornings on two zipped over to the city of richmond on friday, and we learned something really cool about our colleague and my co-anchor, frank mallicoat. the family treasure he discovered in richmond. coming up next. >> and a live look there over the east bay shore where gray skies. joining us once again. i'll have a look at what we can expect for your sunday fun day and the week

is the last day to catch salmon in california. a brief return after a two year ban. state officials allowed just a short window for recreational fishing to help revive the population. anglers can keep two chinook salmon per person each at least 20in long. commercial salmon fishing remains shut down for a third straight year. the golden state valkyries are riding high after getting a win in their first nationally televised game. they blew out the las vegas aces 95 to 68. the valkyries had five players in double figures. kayla thornton led the way, finishing with 22 points and 11 rebounds. the team will be in la tomorrow hoping to get another win against the la sparks. >> happening today, a san francisco church is celebrating pride month with a special musical event. saint john's presbyterian church is in the city's presidio terrace neighborhood, and for the fourth year in a row, they are hosting a church service featuring the music of dolly parton. there you

see a live picture of the doors of that church. again, that's happening in san francisco. this is all taking part because of pride month celebrations kicking off in the city. so as part of this special service featuring the music of dolly parton, they're going to have plenty of music and dancing. and again, playing, paying tribute to the country music superstar. church leaders point out that dolly parton has been a strong supporter of lgbtq rights throughout her legendary career. >> all right, it is zip trip season. in case you missed it, mornings on two zipped over to richmond on friday, all meant to highlight some of the best that the east bay city has to offer. >> yeah, they had a lot of good interesting trivia out there. i was over at the dirt. world bmx bike park, which is great because it's a community effort that really got underway over a decade ago, and a lot of volunteers still very dedicated in making sure it happened. but one exciting thing we learned about in richmond is that one of our colleagues has deep roots in that city, roots that he wasn't even aware of before he started

this story. we'll watch as ktvu frank mallicoat discovered something. not even the zip trip trivia master would have guessed. >> nicole is a prominent name in richmond. there's beautiful nichols park. nicole now boasts amazing views of the bay, and that's not too far from nicole avenue, where erica matson has lived just a block away for 23 years. >> did you ever look up at the sign and say, who is that guy? >> yes. yes. and people think it's spelled wrong, right? >> exactly. not like the coin, right? >> right. not like the coin. >> this is john nicole, a farmer turned east bay real estate maven and philanthropist in the late 1800s. nichols bought most of what is now richmond, betting the railroad would be coming through to san francisco. and it paid off. he taxed the santa fe railroad 80 grand for the right of way and cashed in, putting both richmond and the nichols family on the map in the early 1900s. >> he was domineering, and he's

considered the father of richmond, also the duke of richmond. >> how much was he worth when he passed? >> around $3 million. >> and what is that in today's. >> around 94 million. >> well, that got me curious, because tucked away in my storage was an 1895 photo of my mother's grandmother, ruth ann nichols of richmond. >> this picture could talk. >> could she be a relative? along with a mystery family portrait of mary e nichols. and here she is. circa 1880. >> i think she's waited long enough. it's time to get her back home. >> i took the portrait to the richmond museum of history to donate it, and to get confirmation from historian james. >> this has to be the mother. >> i think you're right. >> because i've seen. i've seen pictures of mary, emma, mary e and i, you know, people aged

quicker back then, you know, faster back then. but she kind of has a resemblance to him, you know, with the with the face, the expression. yes. that strikes me the likeness. yeah. that's the look. like don't cross me. >> that portrait that hung in our homes for decades is none other than john nichols irish mother, mary, my great great great grandmother, which makes john nichols my great great grandfather. who knew? >> interesting. and it's to hold this thing. you know, when i think back when i started researching history, i never thought i'd hold something like this. >> and now the final piece of the puzzle was my great grandmother, ruth ann nichols, who turns out, was nichols fourth of eight children. she had five kids of her own, including my grandfather, r.a. wells. and we discovered inside the museum a photo of my then ten year old grandfather and all

his siblings, circa 1909, a picture my family had never seen. >> john nichols died in 1914 at the age of 92, and he's buried here at the mountain view cemetery in oakland, along with many of his children. and it boggles my mind. think about it. had it not been for the zip trip to richmond or that family portrait, i would have never known my ancestors, let alone just how successful they were here in oakland. i'm frank mallicoat, ktvu, fox two news. >> so he says the guy is worth 94 million, right? does that mean frank has an inheritance waiting for him? we'll see. >> i, i don't know. i mean, i feel like we've only scratched the surface on this. so when frank comes back. >> i think he's got some questions to ask. i think there's some cash. >> waiting for the focus of maybe some an entire take two segment. >> we may never see frank again. >> rosemary. certainly a lot to discover every time we do these zip trips. yes. just an amazing story. and yes. >> i'm intrigued. frank. we have

plenty of questions for you. the question of the day. when is the gray sky going to clear to blue? it's going to be a late morning early afternoon burn off once again. and the east bay shore struggling even a little bit more than some other areas, as we are just that straight shot from the golden gate bridge. we tend to see the fog kind of linger in areas like berkeley, alameda, oakland sometimes. storm tracker two here. not a lot of change going on. high pressure is going to strengthen a little bit as this low continues to drift to the south. but our temperatures aren't going to change much. so hopefully you're enjoying this pattern we are in. here's a look at the futurecast model. fog, patchy drizzle and a lot of cloud cover to start the day. and then as we get into the second part of the morning early afternoon, it's pulling back towards the coast. the coast will be partly sunny to mostly cloudy once again for the afternoon, but here we are 1:00 and i'm seeing a little bit of gray just right over the city. and as i mentioned a moment ago, berkeley. emeryville. oakland.

alameda. it could be a mix of sun and clouds for us into the afternoon. and we've got those thunderstorms once again, especially favoring south lake tahoe and farther south, truckee over parts of the city of tahoe. you're looking okay with a mix of sun and clouds for today, but farther south you go, the better the chance you may experience a thunderstorm in the afternoon. our winds are calm. palo alto, mountain view, livermore and hayward. just a light breeze, but if it's cloudy and a bit cool, that breeze will just add to the chill if you're stepping out this morning. 55 in san francisco. oakland doing the same. our temperatures struggle just a little bit to rebound when we're covered in gray sky. if you have some sunshine your temperatures are starting to rebound. low 50s still reported in petaluma. we have 55 for you. sonoma for the inner east bay 60 degrees now alamo 61, in pittsburg. getting out to walk the dog. yeah. layers. probably a good idea through the morning hours by lunchtime. low 60s at

the coast to low 70s inland and for the afternoon 70s around the bay. low 80s for those warmer spots for inland cities. if you're looking for a dog to walk, zoe, she's available at the san francisco spca and she is just a doll. what a beautiful dog. female shepherd on the peninsula for today 79, in redwood city. for the inner east bay, 82 in concord and for the north bay 76, a san rafael. the extended forecast here, slightly up, slightly down. a little bit of additional cooling. wednesday. thursday. low 80s inland. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay and low 60s along the coast. back to you. >> thank you. rosemary. warmer weather means more mosquito bites. the reason why some people might attract more bloodsuckers than others. that's coming u next

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happening this weekend for the section of the santa cruz wharf that collapsed back in december. crews had to delay the cleanup, waiting for calmer ocean conditions, but they're now asking you to stay away. at least 300ft from dive flags to stay safe. >> the warmer and much more wet weather across the country is creating a great opportunity for mosquitoes to thrive. as summer approaches, according to insect experts, mosquitoes are attracted to the smell of people's body odor. repellents help mask our scent, along with long sleeve shirts and pants to minimize exposed skin. candles

can also help. >> volatilized in the air, and so for it to be effective, you have to have a certain concentration of those volatiles coming out. >> mosquitoes are attracted to the co2 produced when we exhale. people exercising usually produce more of that. and because mosquitoes like the heat, the higher your body temperature, the more attractive you become to those insects. >> hundreds of volunteers planted trees in san francisco to celebrate world environment day. volunteers met up at mclaren park and some other spots throughout the city. they planted trees, restored native plants, laid mulch and compost. the event is also tied to community climate action days. that's a state initiative that promotes climate resilience while enhancing the quality of life and green spaces. >> by being here today, you are also sending a message. you are sending a message that there is a different way that why they are rolling back environmental protections. we are rolling up our sleeves.

>> state senator scott wiener joined the volunteers. he applauded san franciscans for their commitment to protecting and improving the environment. >> well, north bay school district gets a serious threat over pride flags flying at its campuses. the actions planned by the school district in response. next. >> plus, a dolly parton sunday morning worship service is happening right now at saint john's presbyterian in san francisco. we will take you there live. [mus ic]

protests against ice arrests in l.a. county intensifying. we're tracking the latest developments as president donald trump makes the unprecedented decision to deploy the national guard. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to ktvu mornings on two. you are taking a live look from the south bay hills overlooking a little bit of fog. looks like it's clearing across the bay there. a little bit cool on the coast and bayside, but things are going to warm up, especially if you're inland. we'll have rosemary oroczo here to tell us all about that and what to expect on this sunday. in the meantime, we want to welcome you to mornings on two. i'm allie rasmus. >> and i'm james torres. it might be a farmers market morning for you, or you might be going out to the giants game this afternoon. either way, rosemary, a jacket coat necessary? >> i would say, if i were you. yes. good morning to both of you. happy sunday this morning. a lot like yesterday. we have the overcast sky, a little bit of fog, patchy drizzle. temperatures are even running very similar with most of us in

the 50s. a few low 60s. especially if you're enjoying a little bit of blue sky far inland. here's a look over alameda and a look at what we're seeing out there this morning. with the cloud cover right along the coast inside the bay. it will peel away. we are looking at mostly clear skies away from the coastline today, but inside the bay, our east bay shore, parts of san francisco could linger a bit. could be partly sunny. partly cloudy for the afternoon. the onshore breeze remains consistent, fairfield reporting a wind gust to 24. so not only the clouds out there, but a brisk one in many spots through the delta. the carquinez strait temperatures struggling in the 50s. 54 san francisco 55 oakland. low 60s. now in concord, where again, the sun is beginning to help us in your neighborhood. meanwhile, for the afternoon 60s at the coast, upper 60s to low to mid 70s around the bay, and a few low 80s inland today for our hotter spots. a better look at the

numbers for today and how long this trend is going to last in the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you rosemary. we begin with developing news. national guard troops have begun arriving in los angeles following president trump's order to respond to protests sparked by recent federal immigration actions. ktvu betty yu has been monitoring the latest developments this morning. betty. >> ali. president trump's directive to deploy california national guard troops to los angeles follows clashes between hundreds of protesters and federal immigration authorities. tensions ran high after a series of immigration sweeps, including operations in la's fashion district and at a home depot. now, early sunday, members of california's national guard were seen staging at the federal complex in downtown los angeles, which includes the metropolitan detention center. recent confrontations took place in the predominantly latino city of paramount, south of los angeles. the week long total of immigration arrests in the region has now surpassed 100.

the white house announced that the president would deploy the guard to address the lawlessness that has been allowed to fester. governor newsom said on x that the move was, quote, purposely inflammatory and will only escalate tensions. meanwhile, one man reported that he has been unable to reach his girlfriend, who was recently detained. >> at the moment. i was crying. i felt like a knot in my throat. i saw little, the little girl right there in front of me, you know. i couldn't breathe. i started seeing people like, panic, what's going on here in our city? we've never seen stuff like this happen here, right? we start feeling compassion for others. others may not have documentation or have the privilege of being born here. >> governor newsom is urging demonstrators to remain peaceful while criticizing the federal troop deployment. he accused the white house of, quote, wanting a spectacle and urged californians not to give them one through violence. l.a. mayor karen bass condemned the raids. the lapd did not take part in this

immigration enforcement action. fbi director kash patel warned on abc's hit a cop. you're going to jail. doesn't matter where you came from, how you got here, or what movement speaks to you. if the local police force won't back our men and women on the thin blue line, we at fbi will. now, defense secretary pete hegseth said on x that if violence continues, active duty marines could also be mobilized, stating that they are on high alert. newsom said in response, quote, this is deranged behavior. ali. >> betty, thank you for that update. we'll continue to monitor the situation there. state lawmakers, meanwhile, here in california, are pushing to block ice from schools, hospitals and shelters. they advanced a package of bills this week as these ice raids ramp up around the country. those bills aim to limit local officials from cooperating with ice and require federal agents to get a warrant first before they enter a school or access someone's

immigration status from their doctor or health care provider. the state legislature can't block federal agents from entering places where they have legal authority to be, such as immigration court. to stay up to date on all the latest happening with these protests against ice in southern california and across the country, you can download the fox local app. >> in the south bay, people are coming together this morning for a march in support of the jewish community. the march is happening at the los gatos town plaza park at 10 a.m. we're taking you live there right now. you see a farmers market in the background. setup is still underway at this point. we're still about an hour away before it all gets started. it's led by the nonprofit group jewish silicon valley. people there say they are honoring the victims of last week's terrorist attack in boulder, colorado. the suspect there in boulder, is accused of throwing molotov cocktails at a group calling for the release of israeli hostages in gaza. we'll keep an eye on that as it develops. this morning, the latest bay area action tied to the fighting in gaza is now underway in the east bay. several bay area religious and

community groups organized a 22 mile walk from alameda to berkeley, 22 miles supposed to represent the distance between the palestinian cities of rafah to gaza city. the distance between berkeley and alameda is only about nine miles, but the marchers plan to make several legs of the walk to make the distance add up to 22 miles. they want to draw attention to the plight of the palestinians in the region, while calling for an end to the war. >> also happening now a san francisco church is celebrating pride month with a special musical event. saint john's presbyterian church is in the city's presidio terrace neighborhood. you're looking at a live picture of the outside of that building right now. for the fourth year in a row, this church will be hosting a church service featuring the music of dolly parton. now, that service is not expected to get started until 10:00 this morning. but once it does, there will be plenty of music and dancing. paying tribute to the country music superstar. >> the fourth year we have a full band here. we have some line dancers who are coming in.

we have an amazing singer songwriter drag queen named amy grant, who's going to be leading us in music, and we're really excited for a fun and celebratory and joyful morning. >> church leaders point out that dolly parton has been a strong supporter of lgbtq rights throughout her legendary career. of course, this event happening for the fourth year in a row. in light of all the pride festivities and celebrations happening in san francisco this month. >> pride flags became a controversy at one school district in the north bay. a petaluma school employee received threats over those pride flags on campus. ktvu zac sos has the latest. >> it was shocking because that's not the kind of community we live in. >> sandra larsen on the frightening threats made against a colleague at petaluma city schools this week. >> june being pride month. it made sense that the flags would fly and kids know they belong and they can learn where they belong. >> thursday, the teacher's union president says a man emailed a

school official threatening to execute them if the pride flags weren't taken down from city schools. within hours, police making an arrest identifying the man allegedly behind the message as 54 year old josh ghazaleh. >> it's sad. it's sad. it's sort of a reflection of where it seems like our society is right now. you turn on tv and you see different people being attacked for different things. >> police say ghazaleh first reached out to the school district on may 30th, leaving a quote concerning voicemail demanding the removal of pride flags from all school grounds. he also reportedly told school officials there would be, quote, harsh consequences if his demands weren't met. then on monday, he turned up outside the district's headquarters, agitated and angry, once again making similar demands. >> our executive council's meeting monday, and we will be talking about this and how to make sure everyone feels safe. >> in an email friday, the district alerting the school community to the arrest. school

officials say there was never a direct threat made toward any school campus, adding that access to the district office was temporarily limited on thursday as a precaution. in a separate statement to ktvu, the district saying in part, quote, one of our board goals is that all students have a trusted adult and a strong sense of belonging within their learning community. in addition, we fully believe in supporting the diversity of our students and within our community. to that end, we have proudly flown the progress pride flag annually at the beginning of late may through the end of june. >> it's vital. it's, i would say, one of the top jobs of any teachers to make their class feel welcome and safe and ready to learn. >> zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> now, seven year time, the pool for candidates in the race for the next governor of california is growing. ryan tillman is a police officer from southern california. he gained national attention talking about how to bridge the gap between law enforcement and the community at a launch party in orange county. that's where he

announced his bid. tillman is a first time candidate running as an independent. >> i've been a police officer for 12 years. i've been a business owner for ten years. i'm a parent. i'm a husband, assistant pastor, and so i have real life experience dealing with everyday issues. >> newsom's term is up in 2026. he will term out and cannot run again. >> well. >> the situation in los angeles escalating. the national guard officially deployed to the region. up next, we speak with a political expert on the precedent. this could set, the message the president is trying to send to california. and other news happening this week in washington. stay with us. [music] >> and a live look here over the east bay shore. good morning to all of you. another slow clearing day for many parts of the bay. i'll have a look at what you can expect for your neighborho coming up.

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national guard troops in response to the immigration protests that have been happening in los angeles county. the rare order the president issued last night follows a weekend of demonstrations that continued early this morning. this is the first time since 1965 that a president has activated a state's national guard force without a request from the state's governor. governor gavin newsom says calling in the national guard will only escalate a very tense situation in los angeles county. now, the overnight developments in los angeles come as the president's controversial budget

and tax bill remains in the hands of the u.s. senate. there are also intense negotiations underway among republicans to pass that bill before the july 4th recess. there's growing opposition among even gop senators over how much the bill costs and the severe cuts to medicaid and food assistance. now to talk about all of this, and there is a lot to talk about in washington and here at home, we want to welcome now david mcewen, political science professor at sonoma state university. david, thanks for speaking with us this morning. >> well good morning. there's a lot going on. >> yes. let's start with what's happening in southern california. how unusual is it for a president to call up the national guard in defiance of what the state governor wants? >> yeah. i mean, look, this has a particularly pernicious, difficult effect when you're drawing out the national guard and your supporters want that, meaning trump supporters. but there is a broader consensus to do that. we saw that in 1965. we saw that in the late 1950s and the early 1960s in terms of

integration of schools and college campuses. but this is a rubicon moment. and the reason it's a rubicon moment is because there are three likely alarms. this is not just about protecting ice, which is the basis of this order, because there's a likely a higher use of force that goes on beyond logistics. there's a second component to this and that. this is a precursor to nationalizing the national guard with and without governor's involvement and permission throughout the united states. and that has a corrosive effect. the third component, that corrosive effect on the morale of troops and what's going on? and are you visiting the insurrection act, which hasn't been invoked yet in order to avoid the posse comitatus act? so there's three likely alarms for this rubicon moment, and that says nothing about what's going on between the former bromance, between musk and trump, and also with the budget bill and what's happening here in california. all of this is a really important development, even though you've just had the

deployment of these troops this morning. >> what will happen next now that these troops have been deployed? and just to add some context here, the last time national guard troops were deployed by a president was back in 1965 without the request of a governor. 1965 and that was a london lbj who president lbj who then called in national guard troops to help with integration in alabama? i believe it was. so. this doesn't happen often. what is the next step or reaction or response to this. >> all right. so while it's a big deal and it's drastic, it's not an escalation. that is as far as trump could go. and that is because these troops would be involved with logistics. they would say, but also what's called force protection. so if their force protection and they're backing up ice agents, that puts them in the line of fire where potentially there could be an escalation that involves force, that's one of the likely kind of alarms here. and then how this moves on and

what goes on in terms of the attention that this gets from mayor bass with lapd, who've resisted this move with governor newsom while he's trying to put together a budget and a budget deal that has to be done by next weekend. all of this is setting forth a set of complex and kind of balls in the air arrangement that everyone is juggling, not just the trump administration, but also local and state politicians. others are learning from this and looking at what's going on. so if you're in chicago, milwaukee, detroit, philadelphia, new york, if you're across the country and you're seeing what's going on, this element of race relations, of what's happening in terms of tensions with the military, with the government and with the trump administration. and again, trump supporters would be for this, but it is the deployment of troops that lbj does or what you see, in the wake of la riots in the early 1990s. all of this is an element where there is a broader consensus about the deployment of troops. and that's

the rubicon moment that trump has entered into that breach alone. and that raises a number of not just legal questions, but also political questions over the next couple of days. and this absolutely critical time here in the middle of june in california. >> so you would say that there is no broad consensus among the general public in the u.s. for the trump administration to do this. i think the administration would argue differently. and in say that immigration is the one issue that they believe they have a mandate from voters on. >> yeah. immigration linked with crime. i think that's right, ali. i mean, if you look at what the president's popularity was like and it's come down, it's now stabilized. but the area where he does have an advantage, particularly over democrats, even amongst independent voters, is in this issue of linking immigration with crime. but the general consensus that local law enforcement or that state agencies can't handle this, that doesn't exist. and so this is an element that is showing the boldness of trump, what they did. you know, in the wake of george floyd in seattle, in

minneapolis, but more broadly kind of spreading that spillover. and it's that learning that's going on, that quick to act kind of moment, i think that agitates and is the worry of many authorities, not just like democratic politicians, but the worry that they're going into this breach too fast, too quickly. when pete hegseth is talking about deploying active duty marines into the streets of los angeles, that's a no go, not just for politicians of one color or one stripe or another. that's a no go for the military, because they don't want to be in that place with active duty marines on the streets of la. so this is really, i think, a watershed moment for, for the trump administration, less than 150 days into into his second term. >> but in all honesty, david, who is who, who is to stop them from taking those additional steps? if the secretary of defense says we're prepared to have our active duty marines on standby to go into los angeles to break up civilian protests,

what's going to stop them? >> yeah. i mean, look, there is kind of a really kind of legal difficulty here. and what i mean by that is it's legally uncertain the degree to which the president and his team can act relative to then invoking the insurrection act. the insurrection act is a series of acts, you know, five different kind of issues or five different kind of revisions to that back to 1871, 1872. so the president's ability to act on the moment and then kind of without kind of consequence. i mean, look at abrego garcia. right. the court tells him, take all fairness and bring him back at some level, and it takes him two months to do that so they can act. and they know that, particularly on this particular issue, given the images that we see coming out of la or other cities. but this is also a different moment. they are now going into workplaces, whether that's the garment district or whether that's going to be in fields or whether that's going to be at nurseries, and that's going to have dramatic economic effect as well. and you're going

to have to expect populations to protest activist populations, you know, liberals who are, you know, want to protect some of these folks without legal status. so that's going to raise the stakes. and the trump administration is going to push hard, fast and actively against this and threatening that. pete pete hegseth is ahead of his skis on this, but nonetheless, they're going to have the ability to act and then face legal consequences or challenges afterwards. >> can we expect something similar, maybe to happen here in the bay area, if there are other protests and protests of immigration actions? >> yeah. thank you for this, i think so i think what trump wants to do is make an example of california. he believes that he has california kind of over a barrel, if you will think of la fire recovery and resilience, one out of every three budget dollars that comes intoca is vil government. we're facing a budget deficit in the state, and you've got an activist population, right? you've got those san francisco liberals, nancy pelosi, gavin newsom. he's trying to make an example of

california. he's going to continue to do that, and groups are going to lash out. so we're going to see activists, whether that's in oakland, berkeley or san francisco or throughout the bay area being involved and kind of pushing back. and that is going to raise the stakes and the blood pressure of everything that's going on here. >> really quickly. before you go, i we only have time for one more question, but i want to ask, since we're speaking of conflicts with the president, the very public feud between elon musk and president trump, do you see them reconciling or has that ship sailed? >> yeah. you know, i think donald trump reconciles by ignoring elon musk. that's what he will do. elon musk is not someone who can run the party. the party is squarely donald trump's party. and as a result, does elon musk do something with his money and his resources moving forward? you know, he can threaten in terms of spacex and what's going on there, but nonetheless, donald trump can be the victor here, if you will, by ignoring elon musk, even though elon musk has those tremendous resources headed into midterms next year. >> all right. well, thank you for the discussion. david

mcewen, political science professor at sonoma state university. always an interesting conversation, and i'm sure we'll be talking to you a lot in the future as new developments unfold in los angeles and across the country. thanks, david. >> thank you. great questions. >> thanks. >> all right. time 920 this morning. if you're heading out to the giants game later this afternoon, 1:00 pitch rosemary oroczo. it's going to be cold out there. >> it's going to be a cool, breezy one. you're right. good morning to you james. good morning to all of you. giving you a view of the overcast sky over jack london square at this time and continuing with the partly sunny, partly cloudy skies through the morning hours. we will see more sunshine for the afternoon, but i think in san francisco and just inside the bay it could be a mix of sun and clouds. this high pressure is going to continue to sink. i should say low is going to continue to sink south. the high pressure is going to continue to strengthen in. and with that, temperatures will come up just slightly for tomorrow. it's not going to be anything dramatic. and i'll show you that in the extended forecast, the futurecast model, there's a look at lunchtime where just inside

the bay. we're still dealing and struggling with that cloud cover there along the coastline. it goes without saying we'll be partly sunny for the afternoon as we get into the evening hours. we do have a little bit of drift coming our way. notice that cloud cover that will bring high clouds to parts of the bay area for the second half of the day, and if by chance you are headed to lake tahoe for today, south lake tahoe and farther south, there is a risk of afternoon thunderstorms. temperature wise right now, mid 50s, half moon bay, san francisco and oakland. low 60s, far inland east bay where we've got some sunshine out there this morning 61 right now. livermore for the afternoon. low 60s at the coast, 64 in the city of san francisco. upper 60s to low 70s around the bay, upper 70s to low 80s inland out at oracle park for the afternoon low 60s, with the afternoon sea breeze picking up the extended forecast here. temperatures will be just a tad warmer on monday, a tad cooler on tuesday, a little bit of

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in oakland's jack london square for mayor barbara lee's community. inauguration celebration kicks off at 3:00 this afternoon on the ferry lawn. mayor lee will be sworn in by congresswoman lateefah simon. afterward, the mayor is expected to speak about her goals to revitalize oakland. there will also be performances by local dancers, musicians and poets. >> the weekend long celebration of the city's new mayor included a cleanup in oakland. more than 200 volunteers spent their saturday picking up trash and removing large debris dumped onto the street. mayor lee says this community effort is a good start, but she says more is being done behind the scenes with public works crews to clean up oakland. >> people want their city safe and they want their city clean,

and this crosses neighborhoods. this is not an ideological initiative, and this brings people together. for one, oakland. >> organizers say they chose this location on san pablo avenue because it is next to a field where kids play, and also near homes and a community garden. >> big military parade expected to happen next saturday. the timing aligning with president trump's birthday, we're taking a closer look at some of the equipment set to be on display, and the opposition to the celebration. >> plus, president donald trump's travel ban causing concern for fans of the fifa world cup coming to california this month. the message to fans planning to visit the country ahead. [music this xfinity wifi is booming! booming, booming, booming booming, booming, booming booming, booming, booming

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agitators throwing items towards members of law enforcement right now, and they're firing right back. it feels like a war zone out here. >> protests against ice arrests in los angeles county intensifying. we're tracking the latest developments as president donald trump makes the unprecedented decision to deploy the national guard. plus a 22 mile walk in the east bay now underway this morning. we'll tell you what the organization, what the organizers are asking for. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two.

>> 930 on the dot this morning, taking a live look outside over the city of oakland here. that fog has rolled out just a little bit. we still see a light layer of it. blue skies seem to be on the horizon. it's going to be a much colder day today. it's actually the city of san jose, not oakland, which tends to be a little bit warmer, but expect some chilly temperatures for the day today. we welcome you back here to mornings on two. i'm james torres. >> i'm allie rasmus. it is 931. and it's a cool start to the sunday morning, especially if you're on the coast in bay side, which is what we expect for this time of year. rosemary. no big surprises. >> yeah. mother nature bringing, like you said, very typical weather for june. good morning to both of you. so the morning clouds followed by the afternoon sun. and we could see a san jose has already cleared out a view here of alameda. not so fast. in fact, i think the east bay shore will struggle with a slow clearing day expected once again a view from up above. along the coast, inside the bay. our north bay valleys. also seeing some fog this morning. patchy drizzle

along the coast and the onshore breeze through fairfield this morning, gusting to 24mph, gusting to and oakland at 22 and napa. sustained wind right now at eight miles per hour. temperature wise, if we have the cloud cover, we are pretty much stuck 55 degrees right now in san francisco as well as oakland. low 60s for sunny san jose, as well as the inner east bay of concord and livermore. and for the afternoon today, temperatures are going to be very similar to yesterday and very much where we should be for this time of year. a better look at the numbers for today and what we can expect for the week ahead. coming up. >> thank you rosemary. national guard troops have begun arriving in los angeles following president trump's order to respond to protests sparked by recent federal immigration enforcement actions. ktvu betty yu is live with us here this morning tracking those developments. betty, what's going on right now? >> well, james, it's important to note that president trump's directive to deploy california national guard troops to los angeles marks the first time since 1965 that a president has

activated a state's national guard force without a request from the state's governor. now, more protests against ice are planned for today. early sunday, members of california's national guard were seen staging at the federal complex in downtown los angeles, which includes the metropolitan detention center. recent confrontations took place in the predominantly latino city of paramount, south of los angeles. the week long total of immigration arrests in the region has now surpassed 100. the white house announced that the president would deploy the guard to address the lawlessness that has been allowed to fester. governor newsom said on x that the move was, quote, purposefully inflammatory and will only escalate tensions. among those detained were several workers at a fashion district clothing store in downtown la. >> because all of us, we have family and it's really sad. i don't have words. he was only my

friend and i feel bad for him. >> governor newsom is urging demonstrators to remain peaceful while criticizing the federal troop deployment. he accused the white house of, quote, wanting a spectacle and urged californians not to give them one through violence. la mayor karen bass condemned the raids. the lapd did not take part in the immigration enforcement action. fbi director kash patel warned on abc's hit a cop. you're going to jail. doesn't matter where you came from, how you got here, or what movement speaks to you. if the local police force won't back our men and women on the thin blue line, we at fbi will. defense secretary pete hegseth said on x if violence continues, active duty marines could also be mobilized. meanwhile, at 6:00 tonight in san francisco, an anti ice rally is scheduled to take place outside the immigration and customs enforcement office. ali. >> thank you. betty. east bay congressman eric swalwell is

criticizing president trump's immigration policies after recent ice arrests in the u.s. and california. during a hike with voters along lake chabot in alameda county, swalwell talked about the return of a maryland man who the white house says was mistakenly deported. swalwell says the court ordered return of kilmer garcia is a win for the rule of law. he also spoke about the arrests that took place in the bay area last week. outside courthouses. >> focus on the most violent individuals and not rip families apart. this is really about due process and whether we are a country that affords it to people or whether we look like china and russia. >> ice says anyone without legal status is subject to deportation, and says the people arrested in the bay area last week had final orders of removal. that claim, however, is disputed by some of the attorneys representing the people arrested, who say some of their clients were detained after showing up to their regular immigration and asylum hearings. >> 935 your time this morning final preparations are underway for the big military parade in washington, d.c, next saturday. it's a celebration of the army's

250th anniversary, as well as president trump's 79th birthday. a freight train carrying several tanks arrived in the nation's capital yesterday. the army plans to display more than 100 military vehicles and aircraft, along with rocket launchers and missiles. those opposed to the parade are planning protests across the country and what they are calling, quote, no kings demonstrations. pope leo the 14th could possibly upstage saturday's military parade in washington, d.c. the chicago native is scheduled to make a virtual appearance from rome during a large catholic religious event at the home of the chicago white sox. the pope will be showing up at the stadium big screen at the same time as the parade. the vatican says that scheduled virtual appearance in chicago was planned well before president trump announced his plan for a parade, and the fifa club world cup kicks off this month. but international soccer fans are raising concerns about the u.s. hosting the event. this is not the same thing as what you know

as the traditional fifa world cup. it's 32 of the world's top club teams. they'll visit 12 different cities within the united states. some worry about the safety, economic uncertainty and the country's new travel ban. the trump administration previously said it wants fans to come and celebrate, but leave when their time is up. there are no matches scheduled in the bay area, but there is a match in la next weekend. >> and president trump's new travel ban is set to go into effect tomorrow. this latest ban bars nationals from 12 different countries and restricts travelers from seven others. mr. trump says the ban targets countries with, quote, hostile attitudes towards the u.s. and poor vetting procedures to issue passports. he also says a high number of people from those 19 countries tend to overstay their travel visas. 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 of june 9th. here are some of the 12 countries affected by this latest travel ban. they include afghanistan, haiti, chad, republic of congo,

equatorial guinea and countries not shown on screen include myanmar, eritrea, iran, libya, somalia, sudan and yemen. the heightened travel restrictions apply to people traveling from burundi, cuba, laos, sierra leone, togo, turkmenistan and venezuela who are outside of the u.s. and don't hold a valid visa. >> time now 938 this morning, hundreds of immigrant workers are midway through a three day march from vacaville to sacramento. they're walking for immigrants rights and demanding a stop to ice enforcement. advocates say communities with large undocumented immigrant populations are on edge. that's after a series of sweeps by federal immigration officials all throughout the country. >> want to let them know the community? we are not criminals. we didn't come here to kill people, to rape or sell drugs. we came here to work. >> those walkers started in vacaville, the walk all the way down to sacramento. and it will end with an event at the

capitol. >> the latest bay area action tied to the fighting in gaza is now underway in the east bay. several bay area religious and community groups have organized a walk from alameda to berkeley. they plan to walk a total of 22 miles, supposed to represent the distance between the palestinian cities of rafah to gaza city. the marchers plan to make several stops at seven different locations of the walk. those various legs are supposed to make up a distance to add up to 22 miles. the groups organizing this want to draw attention, they say, to the plight of palestinians in the region, while calling for an end to the war. >> we are walking in solidarity with the palestinian right of return to their homes, the right of people to remain and to live in safety. >> the marchers plan to make several stops throughout the day on their walk from alameda to berkeley. also this morning,

there is an event in santa clara county to support the victims of last week's suspected suspected terrorist attack in boulder, colorado. the nonprofit group jewish silicon valley organized a walk today called run for their lives. there will be a news conference before that walk gets underway at 10:00 at los gatos town plaza park. it comes days after a man was arrested on terrorism charges in colorado for throwing molotov cocktails at a group calling for the release of israeli hostages. >> israeli security forces say they recovered the body of another hostage in gaza. the israeli government says the man who was killed in captivity was a citizen of thailand who was abducted during the hamas led terrorist attack in october 2023. this announcement comes just days after security forces recovered the bodies of two israeli americans. a family member of one of those men is now calling for an end to the fighting in gaza. >> what more is left to do in gaza that has not already been done? we can bring everyone home. if netanyahu would simply agree to end the war.

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candles can help keep mosquitoes away. >> they're volatilized in the air, and so for it to be effective, you have to have a certain concentration of those volatiles coming out. >> mosquitoes are attracted to the carbon dioxide produced. when we exhale. people exercising usually produce more of it. and because mosquitoes like the heat, the higher your body temperature, the more attractive you are to those bugs. >> hundreds of volunteers planted trees in san francisco to celebrate world environment day. volunteers met up at mclaren park and other spots throughout the city. they planted trees and restore native plants, laid mulch and compost. the event is also tied to community climate action days, a state initiative that promotes climate resilience while enhancing the quality of life and green spaces. >> by being here today, you are also sending a message. you are sending a message that there is a different way that why they are rolling back environmental protections. we are rolling up our sleeves.

>> state senator scott wiener joined volunteers. he applauded san franciscans for their commitment to protecting and improving the environment. >> if you're hiking in the south bay, be on the lookout for a black and white tegu that's a non-native argentine lizard. it was spotted by a group of hikers at joseph d grant county park. santa clara county parks department wants you to contact them if you spot it. it's hard to miss. as you can see here, it doesn't really camouflage. its black and white. the lizard can grow to nearly five feet in length and weigh up to 10 pounds. it's not clear how this lizard ended up at that santa clara county park. it's not a threat to people, but it will eat bird eggs and it is considered a threat to local wildlife. so definitely alert park authorities if you spot it. again, we don't know its name. >> i don't think you're supposed to run either. your inclination might be big reptile. scary thing. >> well, you know, they said they they can't. another thing that they can survive in year round in places like florida.

but in california it's too cold. >> so also. >> for the health of that lizard. warm blooded. want to find a cold blooded? we want to. we want to get it rescued. >> yeah. get it out of here. all right. rosemary. cold air. coming this way. >> good morning to you. yes. how about a look there over the oakland estuary? we do have folks on the water already this morning. a cloudy, cool one along the coast inside the bay. if you're inland and enjoying the blue sky. sunshine already. temperatures are rebounding this low here. parked off the coastline, will continue to scoot south, and the ridge of high pressure will continue to strengthen a little bit as we get into your bay area monday, but you can see the upper level flow around this coming in from the south and the east. and with that, we may have a little bit of cloud cover come our way as we get into the afternoon that isn't associated with these low clouds we're seeing out there this morning. here's a look at our lunchtime along the coastline. we've got plenty of fog for our beaches today. patchy drizzle out there as well, but inside the bay, notice

this little bit of gray here. we could struggle to see some clearing over areas like san francisco, emeryville, berkeley, alameda and parts of oakland even into about lunchtime. and then as we get in towards sunset, those clouds are coming back. here's a look at the afternoon over the lake tahoe area, favoring the south lake tahoe. and farther south you may see a stray shower or thunderstorm if you're heading up for today. and then as we get into the evening hours, some of that drift comes our direction. so we may have some high clouds out there by about sunset, which is 830 these days. and again, having to do with that upper level flow that i showed you there on storm tracker two. temperature wise, we have been struggling in the 50s this morning with all that cloud cover, 55 in san francisco, 55 in oakland. but those of us enjoying the blue sky and the sunshine, we're now in the low 60s, including concord reporting 63, in the city of san francisco today, in addition to the partly sunny conditions, the afternoon sea breeze temperatures will be

in the low 60s for the second half of the day, expected to top out right about 64. so if you are going to the giants game. dress in layers. bring the jacket. meanwhile, the livermore valley going to see a beautiful one into the afternoon. low 70s by lunchtime, low 80s for the second half on the peninsula 79 in redwood city in the north bay. nice for napa, 77 for you there. the extended forecast here. temperatures don't change a lot. we'll see. just a slight bump in the numbers tomorrow, followed by a minor drop on tuesday. additional cooling wednesday thursday, but still very pleasant. inland low 80s for you there. upper 60s around the bay and low 60s along the coast. back to you. >> rosemary. thank you. what's cooking in point richmond? coming up, some of the hidden food gems in the east bay city. and a look ahead to take two. a continuation of mornings on two. we'll go deeper into some of the stories we're talking about today, including the situation going on in la county, where

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the best taste of the town. take a look. >> if you've never been to richmond to eat, you're missing out. here there is a good old fashioned deli called little louie's. this humble spot has people standing in line for the food as the busy kitchen churns out order after order quickly. little louie's does sandwiches well, from the simple turkey sandwich to a pastrami sandwich piled high. there's also a good selection of hot sandwiches. a good deli has good bread, and this place gets a daily delivery from semifreddi's artisan bakery. >> don't come here if you're not hungry. >> and it's not just sandwiches. i watched them bring out a stacked ribs plate and a bacon cheeseburger. in fact, the extensive menu also has salads, tater tots, cookies, and more. the resonating theme here at little louie seems to be good, honest portions, something owner mike khoury prides himself on. >> you order a burger, you know

you want to get a burger, you want to get something you could sink your teeth into. >> the quality of the food here is known to these locals. >> the food is good, the food is good, and it's been here so lon. and the atmosphere. >> people are friendly. they don't rush you. >> the weather in point richmond is reliably good. so many people eat out back inside or outside. i'd come here to get a good, solid meal for a reasonable price. nearby there is what looks to me as a beer oasis in an office park in richmond shipyard district. it's east brother beer company. they make beer here, and there is a small taproom and outdoor seating. [music] the good people lined up a sample of their most popular beers, from lagers to more substantial ales. oh, i forgot how good these taste. >> yeah. you know, like ten, 15 years ago, ipas got super bitter, way too bitter. and people got, you know, their palates were wrecked and hazy.

ipas were the response to that. they got really sweet. so it's like opposite ends of the spectrum. we try to do balance. >> after trying the beers, my favorite is the red lager here at east brother. it just has this light taste. it only has. what is it, 4.4.6. i can handle that. maybe have a few with some food. this is perfect. in the back we saw a very busy production line. a testament to the rising popularity of east brother beer. [music] these cans and kegs are bound for a growing list of bay area restaurants, stores, and taprooms. [music] if you're a beer lover, this place does it right. east brother beer company is not a trendy brewer. we'll find the latest novelty. it brews the classics and brews them well. now, how about a date night place? i got you covered with the hotel mac, one of richmond's oldest establishments. [music] it's a classic circa 1900s hotel. inside is bianco verde

restaurant, featuring modern italian cuisine. we watched as the chef prepared two of the most popular dishes. [music] up first, perhaps hotel mac's signature dish. >> it's our lobster ravioli. it's a lobster ravioli that's tossed in a white wine lemon sauce with crab meat and a bit of meyer lemon bits. >> oh, my. that's so good. >> you have to try it. i also tried the penne alla vodka, which was penne pasta tossed with salmon in a pink creamy vodka sauce. [music] the food here is fresh, rich and delicious. if you like craft cocktails, they make things like a smoked manhattan and other classics. [music] as for my favorite, the lobster ravioli or the penne alla vodka? [music] i just have both in richmond. sal castaneda, ktvu fox two news. >> that looks so delicious. >> not a bad gig at all. all right. 956 your time. the giants will be going for a series sweep when they host the atlanta braves at oracle park this

afternoon. it follows san francisco's latest thrilling walk-off victory yesterday. matt chapman, bottom of the ninth two run homer for the giants to win it 3 to 2. it was san francisco's fourth win in a row, and their eighth walk off of the season. >> they all come down to the last pitch. it seems like every game does. yeah. look, that's why you keep playing. you keep fighting. we're used to these type of games. i mean, it feels like, you know, as many as we've had like this, that it's. we're battle tested all the way to the end. >> talk about clutch. the giants are now just one game behind the division leading los angeles dodgers in the national league west. first pitch today is 105. it's going to be a cold one. today is also a sellout game. >> and definitely a cold one at coast in bayside, at least to start the morning. rosemary. >> yes a little bit of drizzle out there this morning and the sea breeze will be with us. so it will be a cool one in san francisco for today along the coastline, inland, enjoying some

sunshine this morning. we're a little bit jealous here in oakland, where we still have the overcast sky, but getting into the afternoon temperatures will be very much seasonal for this time of year. and wow, we're not going to see a whole lot of change moving forward, which means cloudy and cool at the coast with 60s there around the bay. we'll have temperatures in the upper 60s to upper 70s and our inland cities enjoying low to mid 80s for the afternoon. a little bit of a cooldown coming later in the week. and the nice thing about this, it helps to offset fire danger so we can always look forward to that. >> that's true. we got to look at the silver linings. plus, i mean we've had this discussion before. i don't mind it when it's cold because it means if you don't have air conditioning you're going to be okay in oakland. >> true. this is true. i knew that, you know, i know there are some of you out there that love the fog, love the clouds, but then there are a lot more of james. >> this i like sweater weather. sweater weather is all right, but sunshine in june is what's supposed to happen. i know it

doesn't happen here. >> not here. we're supposed to be the case. so a quick reminder you can stream ktvu news on all your smart devices, your iphone, android, and smart tv. just search for the fox local app. >> thank you for joining us. we'll have the latest news tonight at 6:00 and on the 10:00 news. but first take two is coming up in just a few minutes. join us there. it's a continuation of mornings on two. we'll catch you up on all the news. join us on the fox local app or on ktvu.com. we'll see you there. [music]

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