>> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is wednesday june 11th. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> i think you know it. there's not much changing here that's for sure. a roaring wind for some overnight 40mph out at cordelia, 40mph. also out of travis. and as this computer going to work, i don't know, maybe we'll see. maybe. maybe not. there it is, 50s on the temps, and it is cloudy to mostly cloudy for everyone. another big fog bank. temperatures 50s 60s coast and bay. today. there will not be much change. thunderstorms died down yesterday. that's the good news. but wind of change has been screaming for some here. another big fog. bank fog slowly burning back. no big changes. still chilly to warm. breezy to windy at times. and temperatures similar to yesterday. there's not going to be a lot of change. all right. james torres is here i think for sal. and he tells us hopefully it's all right out

there. >> yeah. not bad steve. good morning to you. not too much to worry about on the freeways this morning. i do want to point your attention down to the city of san jose this morning, san jose police department telling us that they are working on a deadly car crash on their city roads there. that's on eastbound toll road from galveston avenue to center road. that part of the stretch is closed right now. it will be closed for several hours as officers investigate that crash. again, eastbound toll road now closed from galveston avenue to center road. but for the most part, the rest of the bay area. green light conditions all the way around. i do want to let you know that bart is having a 20 minute delay on the san francisco line in all directions due to some what they call unscheduled maintenance between montgomery and 16th street. that's the mission street bart station. we'll let you know when that gets a little bit better. 501 we'll go back to dave on the desk. >> all right, james, thank you. well, police officers have been in downtown los angeles all night after mayor karen bass issued a curfew. the curfew is in place from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m.

it helped to keep things pretty calm during the night. the los angeles police says 25 people were arrested for violating the curfew about 9:00 last night, and it comes after five straight days of protests in los angeles over the trump administration's increased immigration enforcement and the deployment of the national guard, and protesters shut down highway 101 in downtown la, blocking all of the southbound lanes of traffic. they got onto the freeway through a gap in a chain link fence. the chp quickly moved those protesters off the freeway. >> california is in a legal battle with the trump administration over the president's decision to send military forces to los angeles. ktvu allie rasmus joining us now with the hearing. a judge has scheduled ali. >> yeah, that hearing scheduled for tomorrow. but before that, in an address to californians and really, the nation, governor gavin newsom called the president's actions unprecedented and illegal.

pardon me. he says president trump overstepped his authority with the decision to commandeer national guard troops against the governor's wishes and send about 700 active duty marines to los angeles in the wake of the protests that broke out during some of ice's immigration enforcement actions that began friday evening. now, los angeles police say the initial protests against those actions were peaceful. and even when things got out of hand with some graffiti and vandalism. l.a. county sheriffs and the police department say they had it under control. governor newsom said in his speech last night that the decision by the president to then send military force purposely escalated the situation and said the president doesn't have the authority to respond to vandalism, graffiti and protests with a military presence. >> the law upon which the president relies does not give him that authority. it requires the existence of a rebellion. there's none. >> if we didn't send out the national guard. and last night we gave them a little additional help. you would have. los

angeles would be burning right now. >> he's using his quote title ten power. and what does that allow? it allows the national guard to only function in a support role. you can't be the one executing warrants and executing search warrants, arrest warrants. but you can support federal agents and support federal property. >> california. california's attorney general, rob bonta, filed an emergency court order to block the president from using the military to respond to the situation in los angeles. a hearing on that lawsuit is scheduled for tomorrow. governor newsom says any criminal behavior during the protest will be prosecuted, but warned that if the trump administration is allowed to send the military to a protest and its aftermath, this type of response will become the norm, not just for these protests in los angeles, but for any type of demonstration across the country. the governor warned, quote, other states are next. end quote. back to you, dave. >> all right, ali, thank you. time now. 504 president trump still defending the decision to

send the national guard and hundreds of u.s. marines into los angeles. and he says they will stay there until there's peace on the streets. the president went to fort bragg, north carolina. that's where about 50,000 active soldiers are based. and he continued to attack the city of los angeles and governor newsom. in the span of a few decades, los angeles has gone from being one of the cleanest, safest, and most beautiful cities on earth to being a trash heap with entire neighborhoods under the control of transnational gangs and criminal networks. very simply, we will liberate los angeles and make it free, clean, and safe again. it's happening very quickly. >> now, president trump also plans a military parade in washington, d.c. weekend, marking the 250th anniversary of the u.s. army. meanwhile, other republican lawmakers, including the house speaker, are joining the attacks on governor newsom after president trump publicly

voiced his support for arresting governor newsom. >> i'm not going to give you legal analysis on whether gavin newsom should be arrested, but but he ought to be tarred and feathered, i'll say that. i mean, look, he's standing in the way of the administration and the carrying out of federal law. >> the governor newsom, responded to speaker johnson on social media. he wrote, quote, good to know we're skipping the arrest and going straight for the 1700 style form of punishment. a fitting threat given the gop wants to bring our country back to the 18th century. >> we're told at least four people were taken into custody by ice agents in concord as they were attending immigration court proceedings. a group of about 100 protesters tried to prevent a man from being loaded into a vehicle and taken away. we're told that he and others were in court to seek asylum in the u.s.

demonstrators say they came to make their voices heard. >> here because a lot of families are being ripped away by ice, and this is not acceptable. and we need to speak up. >> there were tense moments as the suv tried to make it through the crowd of protesters, with pushing and shoving between federal agents and demonstrators. legal advocates say they fear these scenes will impact other immigrants. >> everyone that comes to court is taken into custody. in fact, most people are not. we are still pursuing people's asylum cases and still winning cases. and what's important for the community to know is that if you don't come to court, then the immigration authorities will order you deported so that you cannot ever have your hearings. >> attorneys say they were able to give counsel to three of the people arrested. immigration hearings in concord and san francisco were canceled yesterday because of arrests and protests. >> time now. 507 the san mateo

county board of supervisors voted unanimously to renew almost $2 million in funding for support services for immigrants in the county, and that includes money for eight immigration lawyers. advocates say free public defenders are not a legal right in immigration court, which often leads to immigrants to rely on finding their own legal help. >> if you've been deported in the past and they're reinstating that prior removal order or prior deportation order, or if you've been in the country less than two years and they decide to institute expedited removal proceedings, they then you have to pass a credible fear interview in order to have your asylum case heard by the immigration judge. >> now, attorneys say almost everyone who's detained is legally entitled to a hearing with a judge. but there are exceptions in certain circumstances. >> san francisco police now say nearly 90 people were arrested following monday night's protests. the mayor says the vast majority of those who

gathered were peaceful throughout the rally and march. but there were smaller groups that clashed with police later in the night. so far, it seems things were mostly calm in the city last night. several san francisco supervisors are condemning the federal immigration push and defending the right to protest. they've proposed a resolution to reaffirm the san francisco's status as a sanctuary city and commend groups that support immigrant families. >> well, if you enjoyed yesterday, you'll like today another big fog bank out there. drizzle coast and bay. morning. clouds. sunny. breezy, clearing. windy and there have been gusts 40 miles an hour out. cordelia and also out to travis 5952. this would be the third day in a row the city does not get over 60. if this verifies 66, 53 is average below on both records. 9220, 1947 and 19 1150s on the temps 51. concord, livermore,

petaluma, santa rosa, san rafael 52. the city 52. oakland 52. martinez 50. menlo park 52 san carlos. no doubt about it. onshore breeze or wind for some, but boy, it's been the delta wind. look at that 3037 to 40 miles an hour onshore napa onshore oakland. i mean, it's just widespread there. caldecott tunnel right above the claremont there, i should say it's called oakland north 47 100% humidity. that means you're in the fog. south wind nine gusting to 17. and the flow aloft was more westerly, which kicked the thunderstorms out, kind of pushed it up except northeast california. you can see the cloud cover going west to east. so that's calmed down a little bit. there's just not a lot going on. it looks cool today and then tomorrow it does look a little warmer going into thursday and maybe friday before another cooldown on the weekend. but boy the wind change has been roaring overnight. another big fog bank. no big changes in temperatures well below average here 5060 to 70. >> thank you steve. san francisco mayor daniel lurie's

plan for the city's budget could include cuts to nonprofits. why? some city leaders say the cuts could create a ripple effect. >> and a sweep of abandoned cars in the north bay. we'll tell you about the complaints made by residents that led to the

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some of the stories we're following for you this morning. a hearing in san francisco federal court is set for tomorrow in california's attempt to stop president trump's deployment of military troops to los angeles. in a speech last night, governor newsom blasted the president's federalization of the national guard and the use of marines to crack down on protests. he's accused president trump of overstepping his authority and supporting violence. it was a tense situation in oakland's fruitvale district. hours after a peaceful protest. video shows dozens of people looting a shoe store. one of the organizers of last night's protest says it ended peacefully at about 8:00. that's when she saw a car crash and one of the cars was abandoned. much later, some people set that car on fire. and today, san mateo county will hold a flag raising ceremony to commemorate juneteenth. this is video from last year's event and ceremony. the flag raising event starts at 10:00 this morning at the county center in redwood city. that flag will fly there for the rest

of the month. >> our time is now 514. new video to show you released by the chp. from the pursuit of a suspect whose car hit and killed a beloved oakland teacher. the back on may 28th. the police say they tried to stop the driver of a car suspected of evading sheriff's deputies. chp officers say they chased him when he ran away, but abandoned the chase because of his reckless driving. chp plane was tracking the driver and saw him parking the car on fifth avenue, where he got away again as the police tried to arrest him. shortly after that, the chp says the suspect drove away, then lost control of his car, hitting and killing marvin boomer. the driver, 18 year old erick hernandez torres, is charged with vehicular manslaughter, evading the police and hit and run. >> community leaders are criticizing san francisco mayor daniel lurie's proposed budget plan that includes cuts to some nonprofits. project open hand

has been serving nutritious meals to seniors and adults with disabilities across san francisco for the last 40 years. it's one of many nonprofits facing cuts under mayor lurie's plan to slash $185 million from nonprofits and contractors to make up for the loss of funding. project open hand will have to eliminate weekend meal service, which means it will serve 100,000 fewer meals each year. >> really understand the challenge of balancing a budget, particularly a deficit that's so great. but you know, our food costs have gone up over 20% in the last year or two. >> the budget committee will discuss the proposed cuts at today's meeting and will take a final vote june 24th. the public will be able to weigh in the day before. >> time is 516. san francisco could also impose new restrictions to clear rvs off city streets. mayor lori is calling for a 24 seven two-hour parking restriction on large

vehicles citywide. the plan also calls for the city to set aside $13 million over two years for interim and permanent housing, and to help buy those rvs. the mayor's office claims the plan offers a path out of homelessness. >> adding additional outreach capacity, additional housing capacity with new rapid rehousing and interim housing solutions. >> it shouldn't be on the street. you know, i mean, it's bad for them because they're homeless. they've got no place to go. >> now, five city supervisors have already said they support the mayor's plan. >> another sweep of abandoned cars is planned for the end of the month in petaluma. according to the press democrat, there has been an increase in parking complaints related to abandoned cars in late may. officers issued more than 60 notices and citations. the city does not allow cars to be parked for more than 72 consecutive hours without moving. after a notice

and hearing, police can then tow the car. >> time now 517. president trump says his administration reached a trade agreement with china. in a post on social media this morning, he says tariff rates on chinese goods will be set with 55%. he also says china will be providing rare earth minerals to u.s. companies, and chinese students will continue to be allowed at u.s. universities. all this comes after two days of meetings between american and chinese trade leaders. now we're still waiting to get more information and details behind the social media post by president trump and the federal appeals court is allowing the president sweeping tariffs to continue ahead of a court hearing. the ruling is an extension on the court's previous ruling to pause a separate court's order that blocked the tariffs. if businesses in the lawsuit against the tariffs say it, keeping them in place would have a significant economic impact.

the appeals court is expected to hear arguments july 31st, meaning the tariffs will stay in place for at least two more months. >> the city of larkspur is abandoning an online registry program that was designed to protect renters. now, the city council says the program became too costly and raised privacy concerns. the online registry was meant to collect data on rent, evictions and move in dates to help monitor violations to tenant protection rules. city leaders say even without the registry, tenants will still benefit from protections under state law. >> well, a longtime bay area radio host is asking fans for financial help. 79 year old ron owens hosted a bay area talk show for more than 40 years before he retired in arizona in 2021. but facing mounting financial problems, including medical bills, owens is once again asking supporters to donate to his gofundme account. ron owens began the fundraiser at the end of last year. his

health problems include four bouts of cancer. >> all right. 519 is the time. let's check in with steve paulson. how's it look out there? >> it looks cloudy and windy here. we will have temperatures similar to yesterday. not much change over by the coast. point reyes and half moon bay. upper 50s did go low. 70s for soquel yountville though only 77. pleasanton 78 will go morgan hill at 80 degrees. only 5952 for the city below on both. this would be the third day in a row they don't get over 60. if the 59 verifies. if they do, it won't be much by much. 92 2019 the record 4/10 fell in the state in 1907 50s on the temps low to mid. and just really it's the wind though, just roaring overnight. it's a screaming onshore breeze for some and it's a howling wind for others. especially out to travis 37 to 40. cornelius had 40 out around american canyon. hiddenbrooke vallejo has been about 35. so if you're in one of those wind prone gaps in the summertime off

san pablo bay, petaluma gap, san bruno, it has been screaming up in the hills. the low cloud deck makes it 100% up at oakland north, and a brisk 47 degrees gusts to 17, the wind aloft a little more westerly. so that took care of that blew out a lot of the thunderstorm activity except in northeast california. but overall, it's a quiet pattern. it does look a little warmer tomorrow and friday before i think it comes down again on the weekend. so we are in a wind of change here, and it's an onshore breeze or wind for some, that's for sure. another big fog bank. could be some local drizzle as well, but temperatures they are below average. maybe tomorrow we'll get a little bit above, but today it's 50 6070. >> all right steve thank you. our time now 521 later today, the first women's sports bar in san francisco will open. we'll take a sneak peek inside the city's newest business. [music] >> and the 40 niners are preparing for the season. we have an update on wide receiver brandon aiyuk's recovery follow his injury

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rehabbing for the most part, but he's been out to some practices and it was good to have him out today. >> isaac had knee surgery in november after he tore ligaments last season against the chiefs. the 49ers mandatory minicamp continues through today. then preseason training camp is expected to start in late july. >> all right. our time is 524. later today, san francisco's first bar focused on women's sports will open. it's called ricky's. it's in the castro. it's named after community leader ricky striker, who opened several lgbtq friendly bars here in the bay area. now, the back wall of the bar has a tribute to ricky. the co-owners, who met on an lgbtq soccer team in san francisco, said they came up with the idea just a couple of years ago. now they're seeing it come to life. >> passed away in 1994. provision and the community that she inspired lives on. and that's really what this space is about. it's about community.

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was just. >> people who had nothing to do. >> a chaotic scene in oakland. hours after a peaceful protest. what we're learning about looting last night in the fruitvale neighborhood, and cal fire is now suing pg and e, the details that claim the utility is responsible for starting a fire. >> from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. middle of the week. it's wednesday. it's june 11th. colder and windy this morning

steve paulson has your forecast. >> that is correct. a really strong breeze out there for some especially out the altamont pass. also out towards cordelia fairfield. hang on because there's gusts of 40 miles an hour. it's an onshore wind up in the oakland berkeley hills. it's cold up there. 40s for the temps 47 100%. relative humidity gusts to 17 out of the west southwest. more south. today a lot of the thunderstorm activity got pushed out because of the upper level. winds turn more westerly, except up in northeast california north of redding. but overall, it's a quiet pattern here, so wind of change in full force here today. this will probably be the coolest day of the week. another big fog bank. no big changes. temperatures staying in this low range here 5060 to 70 on this panel. all right. james torres is here. we made it through the first half hour, i hope. >> yeah, i think we'll make it pretty smoothly through the second half hour too. steve, good morning to you. here. we'll take you out over into the east bay. altamont pass is one of those normal trouble spots we see at this time of the morning.

coming out of 205, or rather on 205, coming out of tracy into livermore. a small accident there, but a typical backup that we see a couple concern or a couple delays in that area. not too much to worry about. oakland going down interstate 880. traffic moving along smoothly as we drive through and next to the oakland coliseum. by the way, major league cricket coming to the oakland coliseum starting tomorrow. keep that in mind as we see a new era of sports happening here in oakland. bart having some issues this morning to currently no, no red line service between richmond and millbrae and no green line service between daly city and west oakland. we'll keep an eye on that. let you know when that gets better. bart says they're having some unscheduled maintenance this morning. 531 we'll go back to pam on the desk. >> thank you. james, it was a quieter night in los angeles after a curfew in the downtown area. this comes after four straight days of demonstrations over immigration raids and president trump's actions to send in marines and the national guard. as doug luzardo reports now from washington, d.c, this morning, the president's battle with governor newsom is heating

up. good morning doug. >> good morning. police have made hundreds of arrests since this began on friday. they're promising to enforce this new curfew that went into effect last night. the protesters for a time shut down the 101 freeway in los angeles that follows the looting of nearly two dozen businesses. la mayor karen bass said it's time to get them off the streets. >> have declared a local emergency and issued a curfew for downtown los angeles to stop the vandalism, to stop the looting. >> she has also called on the white house to end immigration enforcement operations. and in an evening address, california governor gavin newsom unloaded on president trump. >> democracy is under assault before our eyes. this moment, we have feared, has arrived. >> and this goes beyond just la now. there have been protests in chicago, new york and a number

of other cities. president trump defended his decision to send in the national guard in l.a, which has led to the state suing the administration. >> i want to save los angeles, and newsom is totally incompetent. >> there was no violence. i was on the street. i know. >> one democrat denied the violence, but police have been squaring off against violent protesters for days now. and just outside of l.a, a contingent of marines now poised to enter the city that is now bracing for more demonstrations today. and as far as california's lawsuit against the trump administration over the national guard deployment is concerned, a hearing is now set for tomorrow. back to you guys. >> all right. doug luzader in washington. thank you. a hearing in san francisco federal court is set for tomorrow in california's attempt to stop president trump's deployment of military troops in los angeles. >> this brazen abuse of power by a sitting president inflamed a combustible situation, putting

our people, our officers and even our national guard at risk. >> in a speech last night, governor newsom blasted the president's federalization of the national guard and the use of marines to crack down on protests. political scientists say his speech was directed at both californians and voters nationwide. he accused president trump of overstepping his authority and supporting violence. >> trump he's not opposed to lawlessness and violence as long as it serves him. what more evidence do we need than january 6th? this is about all of us. this is about you. california may be first, but it clearly will not end here. other states are next. democracy is next. >> senior federal judge charles breyer denied california's emergency request to limit the troop deployment. he's giving the administration until 11:00 this morning to submit arguments against california's motion for a temporary restraining order.

>> our time is now 534. it was tense last night in oakland's fruitvale district, hours after a peaceful protest was held. you're looking at video showing a shoe store being looted by dozens of people. one of the organizers of last night's protest says the protests ended peacefully at 8:00. the crowds left. that's when she saw a car crash and one of the cars was abandoned there. much later set that car on fire. >> at some point, other individuals came up and somebody lit the car on fire. when the car was already on fire, i saw at least three oakland police department vehicles drive by. and do absolutely nothing. the fire department did show up later and did extinguish that fire. >> now, we did try to contact oakland police to get more information about what happened last night. we're still waiting

to hear back. meantime, earlier in the evening, organizers in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood held a vigil showing support for immigrant communities. a large crowd filled the plaza in solidarity with demonstrators in los angeles opposing ice and president trump's mobilization of the military. one woman told us her parents were undocumented but later became u.s. citizens. and she says she attended the protests to be the voice for people who fear being deported. >> there's family that i have that don't feel safe going to work, and unfortunately, they have to go to work to be able to make ends meet. >> oakland mayor barbara lee pledged her support for peaceful demonstrations. a coalition of community groups say they plan to respond wherever and whenever ice shows up, to observe and to tell anyone targeted that they do have rights. well, san francisco police are experimenting with artificial

intelligence now to help write officer reports. the police department told the chronicle officers began last month testing the ai software that's called draft one. so far, 54 police officers have used the system. it generates first drafts of incident reports by extracting information like recordings from body worn cameras. the police department says this technology allows the officers to submit their reports a lot faster, so the officers can get back to patrolling sooner. artificial intelligence assisted reports may be used for citations or misdemeanor cases, except for domestic violence, sexual assault, and dui. >> the san jose city council unanimously passed a new budget that includes a plan to require the unhoused to accept shelter when offered any unhoused individual who refuses shelter three times could be referred to police. advocates say that will become a benchmark to indicate

that someone may need more help, but critics argue the plan essentially criminalizes homelessness. >> calling it a code of conduct. but it is still that people are going to be getting arrested, that the police are still going to be like roaming through camps, looking for people to make the slightest error and then arrest people. it's still arresting people, forcing people into treatment and forcing people into mental health treatment. >> mayor matt mehan says no one will be arrested on the spot on the third refusal. any arrest would be for other violations, such as trespassing. the new rules start july 1st. >> our time now. 538. cal fire now seeking almost $2 million from pg e because of a wildfire in napa county. it was called the old fire. it started in may of 2022 north of napa. a civil lawsuit by cal fire is accusing pg and e of failing to create space between its electrical equipment and dry vegetation.

the california public utilities commission found that pg. s electrical conductors sparked that fire. pg and e says it is reviewing that lawsuit. >> well, we had our full moon this morning, june 11th at 12:43 a.m. it's known as the strawberry moon. it is the lowest full moon in the sky in 20 years. why is that? it's called lunar standstill. i'm not an astronomer, but that's what it's called. and there are some breaks in the fog to see it. so i saw it coming in, and it is big and bright. and yes, it is low in the sky. so happy. full moon wednesday to us here. boy, the wind is roaring. look at altamont pass. southwest 45mph. so watch out if that is anywhere near your commute. there's some roaring gusts. fairfield up to 37. they've had gusts to 41. cordelia has had gusts to 40. point reyes. half moon bay, so-cal 50s to upper 60s. low 70s

yountville only. 77. pleasanton 78, morgan hill at 80, the city looks like the third day in a row. they don't get over 60. if they do, it won't be by much. 5859 the last two days i'm going 59. today. low's already 52, which is one below the average of 53 low 50s. santa rosa petaluma is in there, concord, livermore in there, even menlo park, san carlos, 52. martinez at 50. i mean, these are cool lows. most of the thunderstorm activity due to a westerly breeze kind of got blown out. some did fire up in northeast california, northern sacramento valley, but it looks it was much calmer over the most of the sierra except on the lee side. there's just not a lot going on for us this week. it's a cool day. fog, sun, wind. this looks to be the coolest day. some warming is on tap for thursday friday before i think temps come back down again on the weekend, but the wind of change has been a big factor here overnight into this morning, and maybe some drizzle as well. temperatures quite cool for us here for june. 50, 6070. >> thank you steve. the clay theater on fillmore in san

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district was among the businesses vandalized during a protest monday night. manny's, at the corner of 16th and valencia, had graffiti on its windows, some plastic covers torn down and hateful messages scrawled on the property. there was anti graffiti on a nearby bus stop and anti-israel messages sprayed on the cafe. the small business has seen vandalism before, but the owner, who is jewish, tells us this is the worst he's seen. >> stop doing this. start actually talking to each other. come meet me. let's sit down. let's. let's begin the process of you actually getting to know someone different than you, or that you think is different. and to. i mean, life is short. like, what's with all of this hatred and rage within our movement? >> the cafe owner says he even promoted monday night's protest on social media. he says mayor daniel lurie came by unannounced to talk to him about the damage. >> our time now. 544. the owner of an oakland coffee shop denies allegations he's violating civil

rights. lawyers for the u.s. department of justice filed a lawsuit accusing jerusalem coffeehouse of refusing to serve jewish customers. jonathan hirsh says he was denied service in 2023 for wearing a cap with the star of david on it, but the lawyer representing the coffee shop owner rejects the claims of antisemitism. he says the customer was looking for a confrontation. >> people complained that he was harassing them and making them feel uncomfortable, and that was the reason that mr. herrera asked him to leave. >> at no point was there a conversation about politics. the individuals that were thrown out of this establishment were thrown out because they were jews, not because of their positions on the war. >> now the anti-defamation league is also suing the coffee shop owner in a separate case. >> san francisco's fisherman's wharf is facing change, and it means a well known building could be torn down. the port commission is considering a

proposal to revitalize the area. part of the plan includes tearing down alioto's restaurant, which has been closed since 2020, to create an open air plaza with spectacular views. the proposal also aims to improve business conditions around fisherman's wharf and attract new restaurants and vendors. >> i think it gives us an opportunity to rethink parts of our city and how we use it, and how we engage with the space there. >> so once they open up, you have a total view of fisherman's wharf, the golden gate bridge. visualize the sun setting at night. it's just going to be a gorgeous view. >> the plan also calls for upgrades to the inner lagoon's docks and lighting for the historic fishing fleet, with proponents saying the fleet itself is in is an iconic attraction for visitors. >> time now 546. a billionaire philanthropist plans to revive the former san francisco art institute's shuttered campus.

now, according to sfgate, laurene powell jobs, the widow of steve jobs, is taking over the historic college and rebranding it as the california academy of studio arts. her nonprofit, bma institute, will lead the project. they plan to host 30 visual studio artists free of charge in a year long unaccredited program. the former campus closed its doors three years ago because of declining enrollment and financial problems. >> san francisco's historic clay theater, which has sat vacant for years, is set for an upgrade. the chronicle reports the clay will undergo renovations starting later this year. the site is one of the string of aging properties on upper fillmore that was recently bought by a tech investor, with plans to revitalize the area. project proponents say they will submit plans to the city sometime this year. the theater will remain known as the clay and its landmarked sign and marquee will stay in place.

>> time is 547. following a string of lukewarm reviews. yountville. french laundry restaurant has been named a top cult favorite restaurant. the cult favorite restaurant list was put together by a website based in the uk, love food.com. it was based on reviews, industry awards, firsthand experiences by the editorial team of that site. also on the on that list, chez panisse in berkeley. >> a lot of good restaurants. >> yeah. >> i will i will plug my podcast dollars and cents. i interviewed santa sonoma james of comas restaurant because they just celebrated 60 years in business, which is no small feat. so it was a great chat. and she talks about the success of why they made it 60 years, because incredible. >> pam cook's podcast. we'll have to check it out. >> dollars and cents. james. >> all right, let's talk traffic this morning. not too much to

worry about on the roadways and freeways. today. we'll show you the map that shows, for the most part, green light conditions a couple icons here and there, but not too many backups other than what you would typically see coming out of tracy over the altamont pass. and not too much to worry about. all green light conditions all the way around metering lights are on on the bay bridge toll plaza and also bart having some issues this morning. no red line service between richmond and millbrae, no green line between daly city and west oakland. for the red line, you can take the orange line and transfer at macarthur for that green line from san francisco. you'll take the blue line transfer at bayfair to the orange line. from berryessa, you'll take the orange line, transfer at bayfair to the blue line. so lots to navigate there. take an eye on the maps that you'll see on the bart website to kind of navigate where you need to go, but know that bart is having some trouble this morning if that's something you rely on today. 549 we'll take it over to steve paulson, who has a look at weather for the day. >> all right. thank you james. hard to believe, but i think may 12th was really our last rain.

we you can count drizzle, but i don't i'm just talking about maybe a 10th of an inch or 0.05 or higher. not 0.01. that was 30 days ago, and i didn't think that was it. but it looks like that's it. unless something really dramatically changes and i don't see it. so temperatures even though there's drizzle. temperatures on the command there. they're on the cold side for many. point reyes 58. half moon bay 59. so cal get a little clearing there and 72. but yountville 77, pleasanton 78 and morgan hill will go right there. soft 80, soft low clouds drizzle. cool am clouds. sunny, breezy and clearing. windy and mild. there are some roaring wind gusts out there. 45mph at the altamont pass, about 40 out at fairfield. thunderstorms did pop up late in the day north of mount, right around mount shasta. alturas not as much around lake tahoe. yesterday, the wind direction was a little more westerly, so it was more on the lee side. they've kind of kicked out for now. 50s on the temps, i mean, 51, livermore 51, petaluma 52, menlo park. everyone's pretty close here within a couple of degrees. 39 up in truckee. south lake tahoe

must have a south wind. that's the only way they can get that right. so i'll have to look it up. but thunderstorms have calmed down up there, although there's some close for sure, but it looks like a little better than it was a couple days ago. so this week, cool to mild to warm. i mean fog, sun, wind. this will be the coolest day. it does look a little warmer going into the next couple of days, but really not that much here. the wind to change though, has been up overnight and it has been roaring here, so no big changes here. chilly to mild to warm 50, 60, 70 or low 80s on the temps. does look like a little bump up tomorrow, but really kind of stratus quo as we say taking us into the weekend. >> all right steve thank you. hey, don't let the rising temperatures stop your goals for physical fitness. coming up at 6:00. we have some tips for working out safely as summer gets closer. and a teacher in the north bay was named teacher of the year. what the school says makes her s

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back to mornings on two. it's 554. a number of reporters have been injured while covering those protests in los angeles, including one who was on camera when she was shot in the leg with a rubber bullet. >> if you just shut the crime. >> that happened. the committee to protect journalists and two other groups have now written to

the department of homeland security saying they worry that federal officers may be deliberately targeting journalists. >> journalists are they're clearly doing their jobs marked as press. they're, you know, being filmed on live air, and yet they're being shot with rubber bullets and they're away from the protests. right. so one would assume that it would be quite clear that they are they're doing their jobs as members of the press. >> now, according to a database put together by the l.a. press club, there have been more than 40 reported incidents between journalists and law enforcement in the five days of protests in l.a. well, oakland city leaders announced budget amendments that could boost police staffing and also keep fire stations open. the city council's budget team says the amendments to the two year budget plan focuses on the essentials and includes, quote, a little bit for everybody when it comes to oakland's core priorities. among the biggest changes a reallocation of police

funding to help increase the number of sworn police officers, and funding to keep all of oakland's fire stations open. >> proud to be able to say we're able to do this without incurring any staff layoffs and in fact, reversing some of the layoffs that were proposed in the initial budget. so the highlights of this budget amendments include keeping all 25 fire stations open. >> now, oakland is facing a budget deficit of between 115 and $130 million for every year through 2030, the oakland city council has to approve a budget for the coming fiscal year by the end of this month. well, advocates say almost every city in santa clara county has pledged to work to solve the growing childcare crisis in that region. officials say that during the past year, 14 of the 15 cities in the county have passed child care resolutions or

proclamations, along with the county itself. one south bay nonprofit that works with families and schools says the lack of affordable child care is pushing many working families to the brink. >> this are working families, working families that are really critical for our society right now. and so we allow them to be comfortable leaving their children here with us in a quality program so they can actually work and contribute to our society. >> so now the county office of education says the average cost of child care is about $2,500 a month in santa clara county. time now, 557 today, san mateo county will hold a flag raising ceremony commemorating juneteenth. we'll show you video from last year's ceremony. the county signed a proclamation honoring the holiday that commemorates the ending of

slavery. the flag raising event starts this morning at 10 a.m. at the county center in redwood city. the flag will fly there for the rest of the month. a bay area educator was just named teacher of the year for her work with students who have special needs. her name is mary rico. she's taught at sierra school of sonoma county in santa rosa for almost three years. she's being honored by special education services, a private school system that partners with public schools to help students with academic and behavioral challenges. school says her instruction has been so successful, several of her students have been able to transition back to public school. rico says her biggest strength in teaching is simply treating students as fellow human beings. >> good behavior as an entity and a student as a human being. they're not the same person. and once you separate the two, then

you can deal with the behaviors and trusting the student that they can understand and listen to you. treating them as humans. >> miss rico also said that this award doesn't just belong to her, but to everyone who works alongside her at sierra school. time is 559, san francisco's first sunday streets event of the year. it's coming up this weekend on sunday. golden gate avenue between jones and hyde streets is being transformed into a car free space in the tenderloin filled with food trucks, live music, games and giveaways. the sunday's event will run from noon to 4 p.m. >> i want to save los angeles and newsom is totally incompetent. >> democracy is under assault before our eyes. this moment, we have feared, has arrived. >> a heated battle of words between president trump and governor newsom. as law enforcement continues to crack down on rising protests around

the country. we'll tell you when the showdown will head to a courtroom. plus. >> this is an attempt to dissuade people from coming to court. it's unconscionable, frankly. what's happening? >> a very tense scene outside of an east bay courthouse as demonstrators tried to block ice agents from arresting people seeking asylum. the concerns that legal advocates have about the new law enforcement tactics. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is wednesday june 11th. steve paulson has our forecast. and that strawberry moon stay very bright moon out there. and i will say the strawberries at the farmers market right now are amazing. >> are they watsonville strawberries. >> pamela i don't the ones that i go to marin. they're from sonoma. >> okay, that's good to know. thank you. wind, wind, wind. my

goodness. it has been screaming overnight. the cordelia hills, 50mph. altamont pass 47, travis out in fairfield 41. cordelia 40. hiddenbrooke. if you play golf, you know where that is in vallejo, 36 and jameson canyon in between. cordelia out to napa, 31mph. and there's still some roaring gusts, 29 coming down a little bit at fairfield, but still, it's been rather strong here. highs 5060s or low low, low 70s on the coast. but inland it will be 70s and 80s. and temperatures right now are in the 50s here. but really it's about a low cloud deck wind and some thunderstorm activity in the mountains, but not that much. it really did come down. this will probably be the coolest day of the week, so look for 5060s anywhere near the coast and bay, 70s or really low 80s. temperatures will probably rebound a little bit starting tomorrow. all right. james is here. 6:00. 601. he tells us what? >> steve, we got a lot to talk about when it comes to bar. bear with me. we've got quite a bit of an explanation here. we know

there is no red line service at all this morning, which is still fine. there's still some tracks that can help you out here, but from richmond and daly city, that entire red line is out this morning. so what bart is recommending you do if you need to go from richmond down to daly city or san francisco, you can take that orange line all the way down over to macarthur or any of these oakland bart stations. transfer on to the yellow line, and that will take you down to where you need to go. similar story if you're coming out from a different direction on the green line here, there's no green line service on that western half of the bart bart system here. so anywhere from west oakland all the way down to daly city, you're not going to have any green line service. so similarly, you'll want to take you can take still the green line all the way up to the bay fair station. you can transfer there onto the orange or blue line, and that will take you either to antioch, to richmond, or into the city of san francisco. so keep that in mind. you can expect up to about 20 minutes in delay of train services. bart says it's all

because of some unscheduled maintenance that it's working on. there is single tracking between montgomery and 16th street in san francisco. here's a just overview of what we're talking about here. bart trouble this morning. give yourself plenty of extra time if you are headed on a train. if you are driving. not too much to worry about on the roadways this morning. still a pretty quick commute from downtown oakland into san francisco. 602. we'll head back to dave on the desk. >> all right, james, thank you. well, los angeles still under a curfew at this hour. the police were out all night after mayor karen bass ordered a curfew for the downtown area. the curfew from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. helped to keep things calm overnight. the lapd says 25 people were arrested for violating the curfew about 9:00 last night. this comes after five straight days of protests in los angeles over the trump administration's increased immigration crackdown and the arrival of both the national guard and the marines. now, yesterday afternoon, a group of protesters shut down

the 101 freeway in downtown l.a, blocking all of the southbound lanes of traffic. they managed to get onto the freeway through a gap in a chain link fence. the chp moved in quickly to move those protesters off the freeway. the confrontation shut down traffic for just over ten minutes. time is now 604. california is now suing the trump administration to block the president's actions that sent the u.s. military to respond to immigration protests in los angeles. >> ktvu allie rasmus, joining us now with the response from governor newsom about this legal battle ahead. >> yeah, there is a hearing scheduled in federal court on that lawsuit, california, against the trump administration. but last night, in an address to californians and really, the nation, governor gavin newsom called the president's actions unprecedented and illegal. he says president trump overstepped his authority with the decision to commandeer national guard troops against the governor's wishes and send about 700 active

duty marines to los angeles. now, in the wake of the protests that broke out during some of isis immigration enforcement actions starting friday night, there was a demonstration in response in los angeles. police and the l.a. sheriff's office repeatedly said the protests were peaceful and that when things got out of hand after hours at night with graffiti and vandalism, they still had it under control. governor newsom said in his speech last night that the decision to send the military was unnecessary. >> these are the men and women trained for foreign combat, not domestic law enforcement. we honor their service. we honor their bravery. but we do not want our streets militarized by our own armed forces. not in la, not in california, not anywhere. >> if we didn't send our the national guard and last night we gave them a little additional help you would have. los angeles would be burning right now. >> he's using his quote title ten power. and what does that allow? it allows the national guard to only function in a

support role. you can't be the one executing warrants and executing search warrants, arrest warrants, but you can support federal agents and support federal property. >> california attorney general rob bonta filed an emergency court order to block president trump from using the military to respond to the situation in los angeles. again, a hearing on that lawsuit scheduled for tomorrow afternoon. governor newsom says any criminal behavior during the protest will be prosecuted, but warned that if the trump administration is allowed to send the military to a protest and its aftermath, this type of response will become the norm, not just for these protests in los angeles, but for any type of demonstration across the country moving forward. the governor warning, quote, other states are next. end quote. back to you. >> all right, ali, thank you. time now. 606 president trump continues to defend a decision to send in the national guard and hundreds of u.s. marines to los angeles, and he says they will stay in the city until there's peace on the streets.

the president went to fort bragg, north carolina. that's where about 50,000 active soldiers are based. he continued to attack both governor newsom and the city of los angeles. in the span of a few decades, los angeles has gone from being one of the cleanest, safest, and most beautiful cities on earth to being a trash heap with entire neighborhoods under the control of transnational gangs and criminal networks. very simply, we will liberate los angeles and make it free, clean, and safe again. it's happening very quickly now. >> president trump also plans a military parade in washington, d.c. this weekend, marking the 250th anniversary of the u.s. army. meantime, other republican lawmakers, including the speaker of the house, are joining the attacks on governor newsom after the president spoke out in support of arresting governor newsom. >> we're told at least four people were taken into custody

by ice agents in concord as they were attending immigration court proceedings. [music] a group of about 100 protesters tried to block a man from being loaded into a vehicle and taken away. we're told he and others were in court to seek asylum in the u.s. demonstrators say they came to make their voices heard. >> here because a lot of families are being ripped away by ice, and this is not acceptable. and we need to speak up. >> there were tense moments as the suv tried to make its way through the crowd of protesters, with pushing and shoving between federal agents and demonstrators. legal advocates say they fear these scenes will have an effect on other immigrants. >> not everyone that comes to court is taken into custody. in fact, most people are not. we are still pursuing people's asylum cases and still winning cases. and what's important for

the community to know is that if you don't come to court, then the immigration authorities will order you deported so that you cannot ever have your hearings. >> attorneys say they were able to give counsel to three of the people arrested. immigration hearings in concord and san francisco were canceled yesterday because of the arrests and protests. >> our time now. 609. the san mateo county board of supervisors voted unanimously to renew almost $2 million in funding for support services for immigrants in the county, and that includes money to pay for eight immigration lawyers. advocates say that free public defenders are not a legal right in immigration court, and that often leads to immigrants depending on finding their own legal help. >> if you've been deported in the past and they're reinstating that prior removal order or prior deportation order, or if you've been in the country less than two years and they decide to institute expedited removal proceedings, they then you have

to pass a credible fear interview in order to have your asylum case heard by the immigration judge. >> now, attorneys say almost everyone who's detained is legally entitled to a hearing with a judge. but there are exceptions in certain cases. >> san francisco police now say nearly 90 people were arrested following monday night's protests. the mayor says the vast majority of those who gathered were peaceful throughout the rally and march. but there. >> are. >> smaller groups that clashed with police later in the night. so far, it seems things were mostly calm in the city last night. several san francisco supervisors are condemning the federal immigration push and defending the right to protest. they have proposed a resolution to reaffirm san francisco's status as a sanctuary city and commend groups that support immigrant families. >> our time now 610 as the weather gets hotter around the bay area, fitness professionals are giving some tips on how to stay cool and safe during your summer workouts. one of the first things that experts

recommend gradually. did you hear that, pam? gradually easing into rigorous exercise, especially outdoors. they also say it's important to time your workouts early mornings or late evenings when the sun is less intense are said to be ideal. >> time of day is very important, especially in summer months when it's very hot out. however, you want to make sure that when you are working out in those conditions that you're just staying hydrated and you're being aware of all the signs and symptoms of any heat illnesses that can arise. >> the experts also recommend, and they emphasize the importance of wearing breathable, loose fitting clothing for comfort and also to cut down on being overheat overheating. that's the kind of stuff you tell me. so that's i know. >> working out early morning is great. that's out for us because we're here at work. right, james? >> yeah, that 12:00 noon workout. you think you just get it out of the way and it's fine.

like on paper, that sounds awesome. but then when you actually get to it, you're thinking, this is my midnight. i don't really want to do this. i know. >> especially, like, at the gym at five or something. that's. >> yeah. >> you just got to knock it out. just got to knock it out. all right, let's talk about bart this morning because we're seeing some bart trouble today. the entire red line is out this morning. so you're going to need to use a combination of the orange and yellow lines to get to where you need to go and all sorts of directions here. but from richmond and daly city, the red line, that entire red line is out. so you will not have a train directly taking you from richmond into the city of san francisco. similar deal for the green line here, half of the green line. and that is going to be from west oakland on into the peninsula and the city that is out this morning. so you'll want to take again some combination between the orange and blue line in that direction to get you to where you need to go. luckily, there's really not too much traffic and not too many concerns going on on our freeways. here. we'll take you live out with our camera network

to show you the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are on. slight backup there, but it shouldn't take you too long to get into the city of san francisco and say you're coming out from fremont, newark, or hayward using bart to get into the city. green light conditions all the way around. not too much to worry about there. 612 this morning we'll go back to pam on the desk. >> thank you. james. allegations of racist text messages among city leaders in the south bay. we'll tell you why. san jose's mayor is now calling for those texts to be released to the public. >> and in san francisco city, funding for nonprofits on the chopping block in the mayor's budget plan. why this could affect organizations that serve families in need.

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here are some of the stories we're following today. president trump says the trump administration reached a trade agreement with china this morning. in a media social media post, he says tariffs on chinese goods will be set at 55%. he also says china will be providing rare earth minerals to u.s. companies, and chinese students will continue to be allowed at u.s. universities. all of this comes after two days of meetings in london between u.s. and chinese trade leaders. san francisco could impose new restrictions to clear rvs off city streets. mayor daniel laurie is calling for a 24 over

seven two hour parking restriction on large vehicles all over the city. the plan also calls for the city to set aside $13 million over two years for interim and permanent housing, and to help buy those rvs. the mayor's office claims the plan gives a path out of homelessness. well, a new report claims that a group of politicians used racial slurs while texting about another colleague. according to san jose spotlight, the group chat included council members and community leaders who made those comments while talking about city meetings and public business. the text thread was discovered when authorities took former council member omar torres's phone during the investigation into allegations of child sex crimes. mayor matt mehan and the local naacp, they're calling for those text messages to be released for transparency. >> community leaders are

criticizing san francisco mayor daniel lurie's proposed budget plan that includes cuts to some nonprofits. project open hand has been serving nutritious meals to seniors and adults with disabilities across san francisco for the last 40 years. it's one of many nonprofits facing cuts under mayor lurie's plan to slash $185 million from nonprofits and contractors to make up for the loss of funding. project open hand will have to eliminate weekend meal service, which means it will serve 100,000 fewer meals each year. >> really understand the challenge of balancing a budget, particularly a deficit that's so great. but, you know, our food costs have gone up over 20% in the last year or two. >> the budget committee will discuss the proposed cuts at today's meeting and will take a final vote june 24th. the public will be able to weigh in the day before. senate republicans are sending the president's budget bill back to the house. now. they want their house

counterparts to remove certain policies from the tax and spending package. if the flagged items are not removed, the bill could get stuck in a filibuster. in the senate, the policy changes have not been made public. but according to politico, some of the changes came as a surprise to house leaders. house republicans plan to tee up a vote this week to tweak that bill. >> all right, pam. time is 618. it's kind of cool and breezy this morning around the bay area. steve paulson has our forecast. >> i do indeed. it's a lot of fog and low clouds. it's either a combination of low clouds, cool lows in the low 50s here for many, and wind, some of the gusts here overnight into this morning. cordelia hills, 50mph. altamont pass 47. travis fairfield 41. cordelia. that's by cordelia junction, 40mph. hiddenbrooke and vallejo, 36, in jameson canyon, 31. even the benicia-martinez bridge is 30 plus, so if that's part of your commute, watch out. hang on there. there's the altamont pass, currently at 45. so i

mean, that's a roaring wind that's up around 1400 feet, but still, that's a good gust there. fairfield coming down a little bit. still, the almost 30mph. and what's called oakland north right above the claremont, the caldecott 47 degrees gusts to 19. in the fog, 100% humidity. i'm only going 59 in the city. they're already 52, which is one below the average. so this would be the third day in a row. they don't get over 60. if that 59 verifies 92 2019 the record high in 47. the record low in 1911. point reyes. half moon bay will struggle to get over the upper 50s, so cal will go low 70s. yountville 77, pleasanton 78. and morgan hill will go 80 degrees today. but still these temperatures are near average to below. and i don't think they're changing all that much. so look for low clouds on the coast. some drizzle. morning fog. drizzle. sunny. breezy. clearing. windy. breezy. blustery. whatever you call it. mild inland 70s and 80s. this is definitely a june gloom pattern for many. >> all right. thank you steve.

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for the giants will play in colorado again tonight, trying to extend their six game winning streak. the giants bounced back from a three run deficit in colorado last night. they scored four runs in the ninth inning in the comeback win, the final score 6 to 5. the giants are just a half a game back from the dodgers in the race for the nl west. the 49ers are holding their final push of the offseason before training camp begins. wide receiver brandon aiyuk was at practice on the

sidelines as he continues to battle an acl and mcl injury. head coach kyle shanahan said he's optimistic, though, about isaac's progress. >> he's making his way back. he's still in the middle of it, so he's working through that. he's been around, he's been rehabbing for the most part, but he's been out to some practices and was good to have him out today. >> aiyuk had knee surgery in november after he tore ligaments last season against the chiefs. the 49ers mandatory minicamp continues through today than preseason training camp starts in late july. san francisco's first bar focused on women's sports is opening today. rickey's is located in the castro. the bar is named after community leader rickey striker, who opened multiple lgbtq friendly bars in the bay area. the back wall of the bar pays homage to rickey. the co-owners, who met on an lgbtq soccer team in san francisco, say they dreamed of the idea just a few years ago, and now they are

watching it come to life. >> passed away in 1994. provision and the community that she's inspired lives on. and that's really what this space is about. it's about community. both the women's sports community that gathers here and the lgbtq community that calls this neighborhood home. >> now, rickey's is part of a growing trend of bars focused on women's sports nationwide. they're opening at the right time. a new report says. women's sports are projected to earn more than $2 billion this year. that's a 25% jump from last year. a longtime bay area radio host is asking fans for some financial help. 79 year old ronn owens hosted a local talk show for more than 40 years before retiring to arizona in 2021. but facing mounting mounting money issues, including medical bills, he's once again asking supporters to donate to his gofundme account. owens began the fundraiser at the end of last year. health problems include four bouts of cancer.

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around the country over the trump administration's immigration crackdown. we have the latest on this. as demonstrations hit the streets in new york, chicago and other cities in the east bay. chaos

just hours after a peaceful protest ended. witnesses are telling ktvu about the looting and arson that put a stain on the positive message of the demonstration. >> from ktvu. fox two news. [music] this is mornings on two. >> all right. the roar of the crowd as we take you live to the new york stock exchange. because as that bell rings live, that is voyager technologies ringing the bell to celebrate their initial public offering. first time trading on the exchange. it's a defense technology and space company out of denver. we'll keep an eye on that. also this morning, general motors announced plans to invest $4 billion to move some of its vehicle production from mexico to the u.s. we'll talk more about that in today's dollars and cents. right now the numbers are headed slightly higher after a pretty tame inflation report. i'll also have more details on that coming up. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. it is wednesday. it's

june 11th and steve paulson is right here with your june gloom forecast. >> what did you just tell me, mr. clark? >> well, it's still gloomy outside, and it's still a little chilly. >> you said it is. no doubt about it, here in altamont pass has actually come down a little bit. they were 47, 45. now only 42mph to the west southwest, due west out at livermore as well. i mean, there's some strong gusts out here, especially around cordelia. american canyon hiddenbrooke out to fairfield. they've come down as well. they were up to 41. now it's only 29. another day of 50s on much of the coast. unless you're down towards santa cruz. so cal inland, i mean, 70 and near 80. unseasonably cool for us here. you don't have to go far to find heat. but for my forecast zone, that's not the case here. 50s on the temps, some thunderstorm activity. but now it's mainly northern sacramento valley, northeast california, not around town, at least not yesterday. wind of change, though, has been howling. another big fog. bank fog slowly burning back. no big changes. chilly to mild to warm,

but really most locations are running below here. a couple of 80s well inland, but mainly 50s, 60s and 70s. all right, james torres is here. i think it's bart. bart! bart! >> bart! bart! bart! although bart is getting a little bit better, i think we have a live camera out at the montgomery bart station here. this is where some of the trouble started. bart said it had single tracking between the montgomery station and 16th street mission. that seems to already be done at this point. they say that they've been able to handle the unscheduled maintenance. bart trains are now running. also, green and red line had some trouble earlier this morning. the green and red line service has now been fully restored, so all those direct trains from berryessa and daly city and millbrae to richmond, those are now back on. so you don't have to worry about the transfers anymore. again, single tracking no longer a thing this morning for bart, but bart says because of all that, expect some delays up to at least 20 minutes here because service was disrupted

for just a little bit. so good news. no more worries about transferring if you planned on doing that. if you haven't, head out the door just yet. but bart is going to still be moving just a little bit slowly this morning, we'll take you out to our maps, show you what's going on in the east bay here. 880 moving a little slow. 680 moving a little slow. no real big incidents to report to you as of yet, but traffic is starting to get a little bit congested here. wednesdays can typically be like that. bay bridge toll plaza metering lights are still on. a little bit of a backup there. 633 your time. we'll go back to pam on the desk. >> thank you. james, a curfew for downtown los angeles after the recent ice protests was just lifted. about a half an hour ago. things were pretty calm in los angeles last night. after the overnight curfew was put into place. the lapd says at least 370 people have been arrested over the past four days of protests. similar protests against ice and the trump administration have now been held beyond california, including in new york, seattle, denver, atlanta and chicago.

>> goes beyond racism. this goes beyond xenophobia. this is anti-human. >> in chicago, a woman drove her car into the crowd of marchers who screamed and jumped out of the way. the car drove away with a broken window but never stopped. it's unknown if chicago police have arrested that driver. >> our time now. 633. things were tense last night in oakland's fruitvale district. hours after a peaceful protest ended. we have video to show you. a shoe store being looted by dozens of people. one of the organizers of last night's protest says the protest ended peacefully at 8:00. the crowds left. that's when she saw a car crash and one of the cars was left abandoned there. much later, a different group set the car on fire. >> at some point, other individuals came up and somebody lit the car on fire. when the

car was already on fire, i saw at least three oakland police department vehicles drive by and do absolutely nothing. the fire department did show up later and did extinguish that fire. >> now, we did try to contact oakland police, get more information about what happened last night. we're still waiting to hear back from them. now, earlier in the evening, organizers in oakland's fruitvale neighborhood held a vigil showing support for the immigrant community. a big crowd filled the plaza in solidarity with the demonstrators in los angeles opposing ice and president trump's mobilization of the military. one woman told us her parents were undocumented but later became u.s. citizens. and she says she was there at the protest to be the voice for those who fear being deported. >> there's family that i have that don't feel safe going to work, and unfortunately, they have to go to work to be able to

make ends meet. >> now, oakland mayor barbara lee pledged her support for peaceful demonstrations. a coalition of community groups say they plan to respond wherever and whenever ice shows up, to observe and to tell anyone who's targeted about their rights. >> the battle between president trump and governor newsom is heating up. a hearing in san francisco federal court is set for tomorrow in california's attempt to stop president trump's deployment of military troops in los angeles. >> this brazen abuse of power by a sitting president inflamed a combustible situation, putting our people, our officers and even our national guard at risk. >> in a speech last night, governor newsom blasted the president's federalization of the national guard and the use of marines to crack down on protests. political scientists say his speech was directed at both californians and voters nationwide. he accused president trump of overstepping his

authority and supporting violence. >> trump he's not opposed to lawlessness and violence as long as it serves him. what more evidence do we need than january 6th? this is about all of us. this is about you. california may be first, but it clearly will not end here. other states are next. democracy is next. >> senior federal judge charles breyer denied california's emergency request to limit the troop deployment. he's giving the administration until 11:00 this morning to submit arguments against california's motion for a temporary restraining order. defense secretary pete hegseth was on capitol hill defending president trump's use of the military in los angeles. it was his first testimony before congress since he was sworn in as pentagon chief. 700 marines and 2100 national guard members have been deployed to los angeles. the defense secretary called the protests an assault

on peace and the response necessary. >> the deployment last. >> we stated very publicly that it's 60 days. ice ought be able to do its job, whether it's minneapolis or los angeles. >> what is the estimated cost of the deployment for the guard and the marines to la, and where's the funding coming from? >> the insinuation that we're pulling money from housing and barracks in order to fund this is disingenuous and incorrect. brynn can give you the numbers. absolutely. >> democrats criticize the growing use of u.s. troops to protect federal buildings and federal personnel in los angeles. hegseth will be back on the hill today. this time in the senate. >> all right. our time is 638. right back to james torres watching traffic. you have better news about bart, correct? >> yeah. bart is, for the most part, back to normal. now we're going to see some residual delays as a result of some problems earlier this morning. but the green line service fully restored. the red line service fully restored. and that single tracking that was going on between montgomery and 16th

street no longer happening, any unscheduled maintenance and repairs that bart crews are making are all done with. now, that's not to say that you won't see some delays here. they say expect up to 20 minutes, at least in some late trains. so plan on that before you head out the door. today we got a little bit of slowdown on highway four out of antioch, headed into places like bay point, concord, martinez. a little bit of slow traffic on our major interstates as well. take you live outside with our triple a traffic network showing you interstate 84 near berkeley. here, traffic moving along smoothly there. 639. steve paulson is in the weather center. good morning to you, steve. >> thank you james, appreciate that. we'll take a look at the wind speeds gusts overnight. and they were front and center no doubt about it here. cordelia hills 50mph. the altamont pass 47 travis 41mph. cordelia junction 40. if you play golf. hiddenbrooke vallejo, 36mph, jameson canyon. not far away 31 benicia-martinez bridge, also at

30. so there's still some pretty good gusts out there. fairfield calm down a little bit, but still west southwest, almost a 30mph up in the oakland hills there, right above the claremont here near the caldecott tunnel, 47 degrees south wind ten gusting to 19 100%. humidity means there in the fog 5952 for the city already below on the low and my forecast high is 50. that would be three days in a row. they don't make it to 60. if this verifies 92 the record high 20 1947 back in 1911. the record low. not much in the way of any warmth at point reyes or half moon bay. so cal should eke out some upper 60s low 70s, but yountville, pleasanton and morgan hill looking for 70 to only around 80. so this is a cool, cool pattern for us for june 11th. no doubt about it. there really won't be much change compared to yesterday when temperatures are mainly in the 70s. thunderstorms kind of quieted down a little bit. still around mount shasta alturas, but not as widespread around lake tahoe yesterday, but always something to watch. more of a westerly breeze came in. that doesn't do it. they need more of

a southerly breeze, but there's still plenty of moisture hanging around in much of the west, and also on the east side of the sierra 50s on the temps here. 51 walnut creek, concord 51. petaluma is down to 50. menlo park 52. even martinez at 51. so there's some cool readings out there. 4145 truckee, south lake tahoe, 50 carson city and minden. and another quiet pattern. it does look maybe a smidge warmer tomorrow or friday, but i really don't see a lot of change here. it's just subtle day to day changes. fog, sun, wind. this looks to be the coolest day today and temperatures really not changing much from yesterday. so the wind of change has been roaring. another big fog bank, maybe some drizzle as well, but no big changes. 50, 60, 70 in low 80s and just only day to day changes taking us into the end of the week and the weekend. >> all right steve thank you. time now. 641 starbucks. if you love coffee and have a flair for adventure, has a dream job opportunity. we'll tell you about their new offer to sip and see the world. >> and there's a new way for you

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fans are going crazy! another big win for team california. the power is ours. were some of the stories we're following for you this morning. governor newsom angrily responding to president trump and his decision to send military troops into los angeles. newsom accused the president of overstepping his authority and supporting violence. we're told at least four people were taken into custody by ice agents in concord as they were attending immigration court proceedings. a group of about 100 protesters tried to prevent a man from being loaded into a vehicle and taken away. we're told that he and others were in court to seek asylum in the u.s. >> our time is now. 645. oakland city leaders announce budget amendments that would increase police staffing and also keep fire stations open. the city council's budget team says amendments to the two year

budget plan focuses on the essentials and includes, quote, a little bit for everyone when it comes to oakland's main priorities. among the biggest changes are a reallocation of police funding to help increase the number of sworn officers, and also funding to keep all of oakland's fire stations open. >> proud to be able to say we're able to do this without incurring any staff layoffs and in fact, reversing some of the layoffs that were proposed in the initial budget. so the highlights of this budget amendments include keeping all 25 fire stations open. >> now, oakland is facing a budget deficit of between 115 and $130 million for every year through 2030. the city council has to approve a budget for the coming fiscal year by the end of the month. >> the san jose city council unanimously passed a new budget that includes a plan to require the unhoused to accept shelter when offered. any unhoused

individual who refuses shelter three times could be referred to police. advocates say that will become a benchmark to indicate that someone may need more help, but critics argue the plan essentially criminalizes homelessness. >> calling it a code of conduct. but it is still that people are going to be getting arrested, that the police are still going to be like roaming through camps, looking for people to make the slightest error and then arrest people. it's still arresting people, forcing people into treatment and forcing people into mental health treatment. >> mayor matt mehan says no one will be arrested on the spot on the third refusal. any arrests would be for other violations, such as trespassing. the new rules start july 1st. >> the trump administration, now considering reducing federal education funding to california. california receives $8 billion every year from the federal government. politico is reporting that white house officials want to link that

funding to changes the administration is demanding in california's policies on immigration and transgender rights. >> well, president trump wants to restore the name of several army bases that were previously named in honor of confederate generals and soldiers. >> we are also going to be restoring the names to fort pickett, fort hood, fort gordon, fort rucker, fort polk, fort a.p. hill, and fort robert e lee. >> now, the president made the announcement during a visit to north carolina's fort bragg. the move undoes a renaming effort that began under former president biden. the original naming of the army bases was part of a movement to glorify the confederate army, which lost to the union in the american civil war. >> our time now. 648 airbnb pouring millions of dollars into california's state and local elections, according to

politico. the company, based in san francisco, plans to put in $15 million into its political action committee. airbnb wants to support candidates that support the short term home rental industry. the company recently announced similar contributions in new york city. it's spending about $10 million there to fight a law that restricts home rentals. >> on capitol hill. lawmakers are once again trying to raise the minimum wage. a new bipartisan bill calls for the federal minimum wage to be raised to $15 an hour. the federal minimum wage is currently $7.25. it has not been raised since 2009. now, here in california, the minimum wage is much higher, currently $16.50 an hour. starbucks is offering coffee lovers a chance to turn their daily ritual into a full-time job. the company says it's hiring two global coffee creators. they will travel the world for a whole year documenting their coffee tasting

journey on social media. the content creators will visit many countries, including tokyo, milan, costa rica. one role is open to a current employee, the other for the general public. the salary between $80,000 and $136,000 plus benefits. plus all your travel expenses paid for. to apply, you do have to post a video on tiktok by friday of why you, dave clark, are perfect for that job. >> i'm glad you said that, pam. i want that job. >> i don't want you to leave me for a year, but what a fun job that would be. >> it sounds great, james. >> traveling the world, sipping coffee. >> i mean, you wouldn't be sleepy, right? if you're drinking coffee everywhere. yeah, that's one way to make it happen and survive. all right. we are seeing some slowdowns on our traffic maps this morning. no major incidents or major accidents to report to here, but we have some small incidents that are slowing some things down. and then just of course, traffic congestion in general.

wednesday typically is one of the busier days when folks aren't working from home and going into the office. so you might see some slowdowns throughout your bay area commute, but we're seeing a little bit of a slowdown there on 580 and the bay bridge toll plaza starting to get backed up quite a bit here, will take you at least 30 minutes to get from oakland into downtown san francisco. we'll show you the san mateo bridge, where we're seeing a little bit of a backup metering lights are on in the westbound direction of the san mateo bridge heading into the peninsula, so be sure to give yourself plenty of extra time before you head out the door. also, bart, recovering from some earlier issues this morning. all issues are repaired, but certainly expect some delays in those trains to 651. we'll go back to steve now in the weather center. >> all right james, thank you. and the traffic cameras showed you everything you need to know. there's a lot of low clouds. again, big fog, bank temperatures. unseasonably cool yesterday. i don't really see much change today. we're starting off low 50s for many. and a big fog bank again is making its push along with an onshore wind. it has been roaring here for some. i mean,

when brentwood and half moon bay are only three degrees separate, their separation there. that's not much this time of year. walnut creek 51, concord 51. saint helena 52. santa rosa 51. petaluma at 50. menlo park 52. livermore 52. 40s. up in the mountains mid 40s. truckee south lake tahoe 50s carson city and also minden. some thunderstorm activity yesterday, but it was mainly north of mount shasta and northeast california, and more on the lee side, not so much over lake tahoe. that was much quieter yesterday compared to the last couple of days. there's just not a lot going on here. in fact, our pattern is stuck. low cloud deck will disappear, come back to the coast and it will be right back late tonight and tomorrow. maybe a little thinning of the fog bank tomorrow might be a little bit. i mean, it's maxed itself out, no doubt about it. but fog and low clouds, even though they're decreasing temperatures really aren't going up that much. maybe a little bit next couple of days, depending on which forecast model you believe. but most of them really don't send us up into any any kind of hot category. at least not yet. fog,

sun, wind. this will probably be the coolest day. the wind to change. gusts to 50 in the cordelia hills, 47 at the altamont pass, 41 out at fairfield. travis. so there's just not a lot of change. 5060s by the water, 6072 really only low 80s. unless you're outside my forecast zone, then it's pretty nice. little warmer to little change really is the way it looks all the way going into the weekend dave. >> all right steve. thank you. time is 652. major changes are coming to an iconic site in san francisco. we have details about the businesses that may be torn down to make way for upgrades along fisherman's wharf. and if you could, what birthday present would you give to the richest person in the world? we'll tell you the birthday present. elon musk is considering giving to himself for his 53rd birthday.

fisherman's wharf may soon see some major changes, and it means a longtime mainstay of the wharf may be torn down. the city's port commission is considering a proposal to revitalize that area. part of the plan includes tearing down the closed alioto's restaurant and create an open air plaza with some incredible views. the proposal also aims to

improve business conditions around fisherman's wharf, and also attract new restaurants and new vendors. >> i think it gives us an opportunity to rethink parts of our city and how we use it, and how we engage with the space there. >> so once they open up, you have a total view of fisherman's wharf, the golden gate bridge. visualize the sun setting at night. it's going to be a gorgeous view. >> the plan also calls for major upgrades to the inner lagoon's docks and lighting for its historic fishing fleet, with supporters saying the fleet itself is an iconic attraction for visitors. well, a billionaire philanthropist plans to revive the former san francisco art institute's shuttered campus. according to sfgate, laurene powell jobs, the widow of steve jobs, is taking over the historic college and is rebranding it as the california academy of studio arts. her nonprofit, bma institute, will

lead the project. now, the plan is to host 30 visual studio artists free of charge in a year long unaccredited program. the former campus closed three years ago because of declining enrollment and financial problems. well, san francisco's historic clay theater, which has been vacant for years, is due to get an upgrade now. the chronicle reports the clay will undergo renovations beginning later this year. the site is one of a string of aging properties on upper fillmore that would recently purchased by a tech investor, with plans to revitalize that area. the supporters say they will submit plans to the city sometime this year. the theater will stay known as the clay. its landmark sign and marquee will stay in place. time is 658. following a string of some lukewarm reviews, yountville french laundry has been named a top cult favorite

restaurant. the cult favorite restaurant list was put together by a website based in the uk. love food.com. it was based on reviews, industry awards, first hand experiences by the editorial team of that website, also landing a spot on that list. chez panisse in berkeley. well, today san mateo county will hold a flag raising ceremony commemorating juneteenth. we'll show you video from last year's ceremony. the county signed a proclamation honoring the holiday that commemorates the ending of slavery. the flag raising event starts this morning at ten. it will be at the county center in redwood city. the flag will fly there for the rest of the month. >> democracy is under assault before our eyes. this moment, we have feared, has arrived. >> the feud between governor newsom and president trump reaches new heights. governor

newsom's message to the country as president trump sends the military to our state amid heightened protests and deportation concerns. then, once political allies, then practically enemies. the new twist in the tumultuous relationship between president trump and elon musk, who's extending an olive branch, then breaking news here involving bart, unscheduled maintenance work forces major changes to several lines this morning. the new information just into our newsroom that could signal an easing of what's been another difficult morning on bart. >> from ktvu. [music] fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> and good morning i'm dave clark. it's the middle of the week. it's wednesday, it's june 11th, and steve paulson is here. can you find some sunshine for garcia? >> yeah, just go inland. go inland. i will inland? yes. still really strong gusts out there. big fog bank again. i mean, we're seeing gusts 42 to 47mph out at tam