is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. it is almost 5:00. i'm andre senior. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. it is thursday, june 19th. a holiday for a lot of people, so traffic might be light. let's check in with bertha gonzalez who's here on our forecast. and wind. right. that's a big concern for fire danger locally. >> definitely the winds will continue to increase throughout the day today. and once they ramp up, they're going to continue to blow all the way through about saturday evening. now we do have an air quality advisory in effect primarily around the somersville fire from last night in the eastern portion of our bay area. but you might notice a tinge in the atmosphere. it's not a spare the air day. we just have some lingering smoke issues. and where you see those dots, that yellow area, that's where you have a bit of a problem. if you have respiratory ailments, you might want to limit your outdoor activities today. now meanwhile, as we kick start this thursday, our temperatures are pretty much in the 50s across the board,

anywhere from 50 in santa rosa and in novato to 59 degrees in concord, mid 50s in san jose. and the winds right now are gusting up to 30mph in concord, 32 in the fairfield area. and these are extremely dry winds. we have a little bit of a trough that's passing through the bay area, and no precipitation associated with it, but we do have that cooler air mass that's extremely dry will be dropping our relative humidities as well as the temperatures. highs today, 58 to 82 degrees. and yesterday we had temperatures well into the mid 90s. we'll have your complete forecast including the first day of summer. that's still straight ahead. but right now sal castaneda is in the housing. a big good morning to you, sir. >> all right. good morning roberta. thanks. thank you very much. let's go out and see what we have now with the morning commute right to the bay bridge, you can see that traffic is looking good with no major issues here. also, this morning's commute has been okay

if you're driving on interstate 80 in oakland. also, triple a traffic camera and 580 slow off the altamont pass. 501 let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. hundreds of homeowners in the berkeley hills will soon have to follow new landscaping rules aimed at lowering the risk of wildfires. city council gave final approval tuesday night to require a five foot buffer zone around homes and neighborhoods near tilden park and panoramic hill. homeowners will have to clear all vegetation in those zones to help stop the spread of sparks and embers. city officials say this is about preventing the next wildfire from becoming catastrophic. >> we know that these fires come to berkeley once every 20 or 30 years, and it's been 34 years since we had the last fire. the next fire is on the way at some point, and we need to be prepared. >> well, the council says it informed residents of these rules through workshops and neighborhood meetings. even so, some people say they're caught off guard by the restrictions. >> when city council says that

they have done quite a lot of community outreach, and you have 500 or 600 people who are saying, we didn't know this was happening. it's a little bit of a disconnect. >> well, the new code takes effect on january 1st, but the first wave of inspections won't take place until may. >> fire crews are at the scene this morning of a wildfire in antioch that forced evacuations. it started just before 730 last night along somersville road and james donlon boulevard, not far from the black diamond mines regional preserve. strong winds fanned the flames, but crews have now stopped that forward progress. at one point, people had to evacuate as the fire got close to the neighborhood, but firefighters prevented the fire from spreading into the homes. right now, containment is at 50%. we are expecting that number to be slightly higher at least this morning, as firefighters check for any smoldering grass. >> we had a number of different neighborhoods that back up to the east bay parks area that were threatened. fire did actually get into some of those

rear fences and into some of those backyards, but we are happy to report that all the structures were saved. >> so i was at work, and i got a call from my parents saying that there was a big, huge fire and i was on my way home from work. so i just i was coming home from work as soon as i can, as fast as i can as possible. and behold, i come home. i just see a whole hillside on fire. >> at least four people had to be treated for smoke inhalation. the bay area air quality management district issued an advisory for air quality in the eastern contra costa county area because of the fire, and is monitoring conditions this morning to see if there is still an impact. >> well, pga says it expects to shut off power to parts of the bay area today because of high fire danger. the utility says the impacted areas are mostly in rural parts of contra costa and alameda counties, in the area east of livermore and south of brentwood. a small part of santa clara county along highway 152 east of gilroy is also slated to lose power. parts of napa and

sonoma counties were originally on the list, but have since been removed. the shutoffs are scheduled to start around 1030 this morning. >> people living near this week's grass fire in san jose say a new app. let them know when to evacuate. the genesis project app uses geo targeted information to send notices about the level of risk. it can help emergency crews get people out of the affected areas more quickly. san jose launched the new warning system just hours before the ranch fire started in the san jose foothills. >> it's an ominous you don't have any, you know. it doesn't know who you are. it just knows that if your phone is in an area that is designated for an evacuation order or warning or advisory, it will send you that notice. >> the app is not the only new fire safety measure. santa clara county recently approved new ai sensors for fire detection that will be placed in the east san jose hills. the cause of this fire is still under

investigation. the san francisco police commission is making sure the public will have a say in the characteristics they want to see in the next police chief. >> to ensure that we are aligned in moving forward with a fair, inclusive and transparent process, one that will identify the most qualified candidate and capable candidate to lead the department of the san francisco police department. >> the city's hr department is soliciting proposals from executive search firms that will assist mayor lurie in selecting a successor to former chief bill scott. the search firm will then hold an online survey and up to five community meetings to learn what the public wants in the next chief. >> well, the city of san jose will pay $1 million to the family of a san jose man who was shot by police and attacked by a police k-9. the settlement caps a civil lawsuit filed against san jose in the death of david

tovar junior, back in 2021. police say the 27 year old was a person of interest in several violent crimes, including a homicide. he had already been shot multiple times when police released the canine, which bit tovar for nearly three minutes. officers on the scene said tovar appeared to be reaching for a gun, which turned out to be a screwdriver. the santa clara county district attorney cleared all the officers of all criminal wrongdoing. >> a fireworks show in the south bay will not be returning this 4th of july. san jose is canceling the fireworks show at almaden lake due to safety concerns, city council member george casey said emergency officials had a difficult time responding to fires last year because of the crowds. san jose is still hosting other fireworks shows on july 4th, including one at lake cunningham park. >> we have an air quality advisory in effect today, primarily for the east bay, right around the antioch and pittsburg area, where we did have a fire that was burning last night. it's called the

summersville fire. it has now been put down, but in its place we do have some compromised air quality. we see that yellow area that is all the recipient of the smoke and the direction the wind has been blowing. so the bottom line is you're going to see a bit of a tinge in the atmosphere. and we're seeing that with our sunrise this morning officially at 547, you see the cloud deck. it's roughly down to about 1200 feet this morning. it's very patchy and it will wipe away, according to our futurecast. here you have the clouds lining up and again they will retreat for the most part and hang tight to the san mateo coast. lunchtime today. mostly sunny skies, but the big factor in this forecast is going to be the windy conditions. with that return of that onshore push beginning with tomorrow morning at this time. but we also have the winds already increasing. it's breezy this morning, sfo with a 12 mile per hour wind all the way back through livermore, 25, in fairfield with gusts over 30. buchanan field in concord

also 30 mile per hour wind gusts. and keep in mind these are extremely dry winds that will be lowering our relative humidity today as well as the temperature. currently we're in the 50s. it is 50 degrees in santa rosa to 59 in concord. in these temperatures are up to about four degrees more mild than 24 hours ago. so we have this area of low pressure. it's a trough. it's to the north. and what it's going to do is descend on the bay area. and as it does so, it's going to go ahead and pull down that cooler air mass, increase those winds as well. and a brief map up there for you on hurricane eric. we're going to talk about that a little bit later. but meanwhile let's go ahead and pinpoint your neighborhood forecast today 58 degrees in pacifica to 62 degrees in antioch or 8280 in morgan hill today, low 80s in santa rosa. these temperatures 78 in livermore. that's down from the mid 90s yesterday. you will be feeling the difference.

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mr. tom. here are some of the stores are falling for you right now. hundreds of berkeley hills homeowners will soon have to landscape their homes differently to reduce the risk of wildfires. this week, city council approved a required five foot buffer zone around homes near tilden park and panoramic hill. all vegetation in the zones must be cleared out to help stop the spread of embers during fires. however, the council also approved a delay for inspections and inspection requirements until may of next year. >> some republican lawmakers in california are looking to eliminate sanctuary state laws in the wake of the recent immigration protests. now they introduced a resolution demanding the repeal of sanctuary state laws that block cooperation with federal immigration authorities. gop assembly members say california's sanctuary status makes it more difficult to enforce immigration laws. no vote has been set on the resolution. >> well, the golden state valkyries will host one of the most popular players in

basketball tonight. caitlin clark of the indiana fever make their first trip to chase center. clark is averaging more than 21 points a game and leads the league in three point shots made per game. tipoff is at 7:00 tonight. >> new development in the conflict between israel and iran. israel's defense minister announced today that iran's supreme leader must go after tehran launched an airstrike that hit a hospital and several high rise buildings. israeli officials say at least 40 people were injured. patients are being rejected plans to take out the ayatollah, but that could change. >> to make the final decision one second before it's due. you know, because things change. i mean, especially with war. >> israel is carrying out more airstrikes against iran's nuclear program. the latest attack crippled a heavy water reactor. israel says its fighter jets hit the reactor so it cannot be used to produce

plutonium. >> at 514, today is juneteenth and some government services will not be operating because of it. and that includes major banks. the u.s. postal service. new york stock exchange, and all federal offices. many city and county offices, such as courthouses and public libraries, will be closed as well. most state run offices, like the dmv will remain open. many commercial businesses will be open to. as the nation celebrates juneteenth, historians and activists say we must acknowledge the past to create a brighter future. juneteenth commemorates the day union soldiers marched to galveston, texas, back in 1865, letting thousands of enslaved people know that they were free. this was two years after former president abraham lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation. but across the country, local events are running into budgetary issues as the trump administration continues pushing back on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. >> we're standing on the shoulders of a lot of people who

sacrificed a lot for us to be where we are today. >> other local juneteenth events have been forced to adapt this year, after many have reported losing financial sponsors because of the recent dei pushback. this is the fifth year juneteenth is being observed as a federal holiday, and there are several juneteenth events here in the bay area today and through the weekend, including the juneteenth festival at the oakland museum from noon to 5 p.m, a5k freedom run, also in oakland at 630 tonight in san francisco, the juneteenth parade will be held sunday from 11 a.m. to 330, and the san francisco black film festival will run through sunday at various locations in the bay area. >> oakland city leaders are asking the public to keep today's juneteenth celebrations around lake merritt and the city safe and peaceful. last year's sideshows and major shootouts injured 14 people over the holiday. meantime, mayor barbara lee says juneteenth has a personal significance for her.

she helped author the bill that established the federal holiday, and lee says there is no place for violence on juneteenth this year. >> our motto is love life in oakland. so please let us do that and do that with us. but don't do what would be such a denigration of what the meaning of juneteenth is. >> oakland police say they are ready for the large crowds, in addition to regular patrol officers on foot, on motorcycles and in cars, opd will also deploy mobile field forces to respond quickly to any problems. >> all right. let's head over to roberta gonzalez. certainly. keep an eye on the air quality and possible fire dangers as well today. right, roberta? >> yeah, you just nailed it there, pam. and we do not have a spare the air day in effect. but because of last night's fire in the antioch area, the bay area management district has now said, hey, there's just an air quality advisory in effect, because where you see these yellow areas, that's where the air quality has been

compromised. and even though the fire was just about in this area, depending on the flow of the wind and the particles, getting trapped in that flow is where we see that air compromised. and you can see it. i could tell last night with the sunset that there was a fire in the area, and you see the orange tinges. now the marine layer is down to 1200 feet, hovering around the city of san francisco, where currently the winds are picking up sfo at 12. we also have 12 mile per hour winds in livermore at the airport, but buchanan field in concord picking up some very aggressive wind gusts up to 3032. in the fairfield area, calm winds at oakland international airport. temperatures are in the 50s. it's now up to 59 in concord. so we do have the marine layer. it's stacked up next to the coast, but it's been mixing out due to this area of low pressure. this front is going to spill some cooler air mass into our area. so some of our inland areas could drop a good 20 degrees in comparison to our mid 90s yesterday. so still not bad in the 70s, but we're talking

about a 15 to 20 degree drop. plus as this drops in, it's bumping up against that ridge of high pressure that contributed to the warm air mass. so breezy to windy conditions. so here's what you can anticipate for today all the way through sunday. and i'm going to step out of the way so you can get a good look at this. we do have the elevated fire danger minus the heat. again it's the cooler dry air mass that's going to impact the north bay interior mountains, the east bay valleys and hills, and also the eastern santa clara county with relative humidity 15 to 25% now. boy. it's busy. this is hurricane eric, and it has winds up to 125mph. it has now made landfall just minutes ago just outside puerto escondido. but look at how far this feeder bands are definitely affecting the acapulco area. definitely. this is a life threatening situation with the copious amounts of precipitation and the very gusty winds. our winds westerly 20 to

30mph today, at times up to 50 along the sea shore and in the highest elevations. you will see those gusty winds as well. summer officially arrives tomorrow and with it we'll keep the sun and the wind going through our saturday night. warmer and breezy on sunday and summer wind and heat on monday. >> roberta, thank you much. east bay leaders flooded with requests from immigrants looking for help. what alameda county is doing in response to recent increases in immigration enforcement. [music]. >> and giants shortstop willy adames is excited about the direction the team is headed. he sat down with ktvu to discuss the historic trade with the red sox to acquire

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experience the fully electric audi q6 e-tron®. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer. ♪ ♪ 22. the san francisco giants will host the cleveland guardians at oracle today in the final game of their series. >> cleveland took a40 lead yesterday after pitcher justin verlander gave up a three run homer, and the giants comeback efforts came up short. despite a strong start in his debut, newly acquired rafael devers went zero for three at the plate, but giants manager bob melvin says he is not concerned. >> really good at bats last night he just missed a breaking ball today off the lefty. i thought his swings were good. i mean, there's nothing i don't think to be concerned about because he took an over three over three tonight. but his swings are aggressive and they're on time.

>> well the guardians won the game 4 to 2 and picked their first series win in san francisco since 2005. >> all right. a lot of pressure. >> yeah. yeah, exactly. when you just acquired him. >> big salary. right. and the giants have had a busy few days following the blockbuster trade for rafael devers. despite the last two losses, members of the team say they're excited for where the team's headed. >> yeah. ktvu bailey o'carroll sat down with giants shortstop willy adames, who says he feels amazing about the team's future with devers on the squad. >> willy adames is the glue guy in the san francisco giants clubhouse. >> it's been great. >> and for as long as he can remember, he's been high energy. >> because of my dad. he always introduced me to the game. i mean, he always used to take me to his game. he didn't play pro, but he was always playing and he always used to bring me to the field. and even when i was a kid, i used to travel with him and they were playing in the dominican and i was the little

kid running around and everybody was like, hey, this kid, he can't stand still. like, he's always moving. >> almost halfway through his first season with the giants. and he still channels that childhood energy fostered on the diamond in the dominican republic. and that energy level only rose when he discovered the giants acquired rafael devers from the boston red sox in a blockbuster trade. >> i mean, the whole organization is thrilled. you know, so like, it's starting to feel like it's, you know, great times are coming for the giants and for us as players. >> endeavor san francisco debut on tuesday night. he was greeted with a standing ovation every time he stepped up to the plate. it was special not just for fans, but for adams and the rest of the guys in that clubhouse. >> number 16 rafael devers. >> to see that, i know that for him was very, very, very special. and obviously for us as a teammate felt good for, you know, for him and just to make him feel comfortable. >> the goal for this giants team has always been to win

championships, and adams believes they have the pieces to make that happen now. >> what's the ceiling for this team now? >> and they're all pretty amazing kids. >> i mean, i feel like there's no ceiling right now. we're just as high as we can go. you know, obviously we want to win the championship. we want to win the division. we've just got to continue to work and, you know, continue to win games and series. so we can get there. >> adams, who has struggled offensively as of late, said he knows what he needs to do to help this team reach their ultimate goal. >> just to keep everybody together. you know, i feel like obviously the. performance guys, you know, it needs to be there and you translate that from the clubhouse to the field. that's when you win championships. and i feel like that's the most important thing right now. >> bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you bailey. a string of burglaries in the east bay targeting several oakland businesses. why owners say they are frustrated after being hit multiple times. >> a popular bay area craft brewery is expanding the newest

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hose off some yards, people that weren't home. so they actually hopped a fence. kind of helped her backyard so it didn't catch or anything happened. >> a fire forced evacuations in the east bay. the concerns about increased fire danger today. and local wineries are seeing a drop in visitors. what one winery is doing to bring some business

back. [music] >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook. >> i'm andre senior. today is thursday june 19th. juneteenth. yes. and many people are going to be off today. many government offices are closed and many people are going to be out marking the holiday. day of remembrance celebration too for some people as well. let's get roberta gonzalez to find out what the weather is going to. >> be like. >> south first, south first. >> on traffic. so hopefully traffic is light. >> that is light and might stay that way. as andre mentioned. westbound bay bridge. let's go right to it. bay bridge toll plaza. that is not going to be too bad right now. and again, because of what's going on, we may see some pretty good traffic today because of the june 19th or juneteenth holiday. this is a look at the commute in oakland. it's off to start. 530 let's go back to the headlines. >> thank you sal, and good morning, everybody. this is our

live weather camera in san jose. this camera is perched atop sap arena, otherwise known as the shark tank. and we're looking out at sunrise officially at 547 this morning. it's already brightening up there. current temperatures are in the 50s. it's in the mid 50s across the santa clara valley and 59 in concord. the winds are gusting up to 32mph this early in the morning. in the fairfield area, up to 30 at buchanan field in concord. today's high temperatures with the breezy to downright windy conditions down dramatically from yesterday, when it was 95 degrees in livermore, today 78 degrees. so that's not bad, but you're going to feel the difference. we do have an air quality advisory. it's not a spare the air day, but because of last night's summersville fire in the east bay, we do have our air quality compromised. where you see these yellow dots because of the wind flow. it's shifted some of those particles around from neighborhood to neighborhood. so please keep that in mind. now

here's what you need to know about your fire danger forecast during the day today where you see this highlighted area. that's where we have a threat of extremely dry conditions and gusty winds. i'm going to try to pinpoint it a little bit better with you from today all the way through sunday. elevated fire danger. it's not because of the heat. it's because of the cool dry air mass coupled up with gusty winds 35mph. some gusts up to 50 along the sea shore. also around the higher elevations, the humidity dipping into the teens, especially for the north bay, east bay and the santa clara valley. to talk more about the fire danger and the impact it's already made here in the bay area. james torres is live this morning in the east bay. good morning james. >> good morning roberta. we are near antioch this morning. this is the scene of a new wildfire that firefighters had to tackle overnight. starting just about 7:00 yesterday, there were evacuations that were called early in the evening yesterday.

and here is why. you can see part of the lawn here. that's right next to homes that is completely charred. the hills behind these houses also pretty dark. this morning as we were driving up, we saw some hot spots, some really small fires that were still here. those have been put out since. but those evacuations now lifted at this point. but according to cal fire, the summersville fire, that's what they're calling it this time around, burned at least 290 acres. it's now 50% contained. firefighters have stopped forward progress, but not before the fire created some dangerous conditions. at least four people were treated for smoke inhalation. and now the bay area air quality management district issuing an advisory for some smoke in the air. we can smell that very clearly. people who live nearby say they tried helping other, tried helping one another out. once they saw that fire break out. >> saw the fires. they wanted to help some people hose off some yards, people that weren't home. so they actually hopped a fence. kind of helped her backyard so it didn't catch or anything

happened. >> saw some video from people who live nearby showing what looks like pink retardant splashed onto cars and homes, likely from air tankers spraying onto the fire from the sky. cal fire says it still doesn't know how this wildfire started that is still under investigation. again, these evacuation orders have now been lifted. we expect to talk to some people who live in the area to see what their experience has been like. for now, we're live this morning near antioch. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. >> james pge says it expects to shut off power to parts of the bay area today because of high fire danger. the utility says the impacted areas are mostly in rural parts of contra costa and alameda counties, in the area east of livermore and south of brentwood, a small part of santa clara county along highway 151 east of gilroy is also slated to lose power. parts of napa and sonoma counties were originally on that list, but have since been removed. shutoffs are scheduled to start around 1030 this morning. >> hundreds of homeowners in the berkeley hills will soon have to

follow new landscaping rules to reduce the risk of wildfires. the city council gave final approval tuesday night to require a five foot buffer zone around homes and neighborhoods near tilden park and panoramic hill. homeowners will have to clear all vegetation in those zones to help stop the spread of sparks and embers. however, the council also approved a delay for inspection requirements until may of next year. >> well, ktvu has learned that authorities in oakland are investigating a series of break ins at businesses throughout the city. surveillance video showed one of the break ins last weekend. the burglars pried open a lottery vending machine at a restaurant on east 12th street. owners say it's their fifth burglary in the past year. >> what's your reaction? how do you feel? >> really upset about that. >> well, authorities suspect the same three people wearing black clothing to hide their identities are responsible for breaking into different businesses, including the restaurant and a tattoo parlor

in downtown oakland. the criminals stole an atm at the shop. authorities say these criminals may be driving a newer model silver four-door honda with tinted windows. >> alameda county supervisors are discussing additional funding for a 24 hour hotline to support undocumented immigrants. county supervisors held a hearing in which immigrant advocacy groups pleaded for more aid. the county approved $3.5 million in march to fund immigrant services. $700,000 of that money went to creating a rapid response hotline for the community to report ice activities. >> i think the levels of funding that the federal government is indicating that they're going to put into increased ice enforcement is unimaginable, unprecedented. >> over the last several months, our clients who have been regularly complying with the terms of their supervision have experienced increased fear, anxiety, trauma and panic over having to check in in person with ice. >> the hotline has already fielded more than 1100 calls and helped confirm 20 incidents of

immigration enforcement in the county, but it's only operating monday through friday, 6 to 6. some people at the hearing want the county to extend staffing after hours. >> faith leaders gathered at san francisco city hall to call on the mayor to restore funding for legal services. a proposed city budget cuts $4.2 million from legal aid. the group stood before the names of 900 people, who they say would lose their representation if the city cuts that money. they say that would make it harder for people who need help with name changes, restraining orders, adoptions for domestic abuse victims as well. >> we are asking. we are demanding. we are hoping that our supervisors will do what our mayor did not, which is restore and ensure funding for to access for civil legal services for those most vulnerable san franciscans. >> the faith groups also say hundreds of people could become homeless and thousands would lose money if they're unable to access low cost legal services.

>> starting this weekend, muni riders will see some changes to bus routes in response to the agency's $50 million budget shortfall. service will be cut on the five fulton, nine san bruno and 31 balboa routes. they will all terminate at market street during the weekdays. the six haight parnassus and 21 hayes will be combined into the new six hayes parnassus route. the agency says the changes are centered in areas with redundant bus service to try to limit the impact on riders. bart riders in the east bay will have to deal with a partial closure this weekend. trains will not be running between walnut creek and concord this weekend, so the agency can work on replacing some old tracks. free bus service will be connecting riders between those two stations. bart says riders can expect delays, though about 20 to 30 minutes. the weekend shutdown is part of bart's efforts to rebuild the entirety of the 131 mile system tracks. >> well, the fda just approved a

new, long acting injectable that could revolutionize the fight against hiv. it's a shot that individuals at risk of acquiring the virus only have to take two times a year. clinical trials have shown the treatment to be nearly 100% effective in preventing hiv infection. medical experts say this offers a new, convenient option, especially for those who may have difficulty taking a pill daily. >> it's a once every six month injection, and you just go about your day and you're completely done, and then you get your next injection every six months and you're almost completely protected against hiv. so that can be a huge game changer, especially if you can't take a daily pill. >> however, the approval is just the first step in getting the drug to those who need it most. officials say annual treatment could cost up to $14,000 a shot. well, a popular brewery in san francisco is getting ready to open a new taproom. laughing monk brewing tells the chronicle it will take over the former barrel head location on fulton

street near the panhandle. the site of the new taproom has been vacant for a year. the new taproom will be the company's fourth location. no word yet on an opening date. at 539, some north bay wineries are seeing a big drop in tasting room visitors, according to wine business monthly's tasting room survey. sonoma county wineries saw an average 14% drop last year, but the same data found wine tasting in napa valley was up 3%, according to the press democrat. key factors include economic pressures, high tasting fees and a shifting consumer preference. >> when you say preference is that from wine to beer. >> a lot of people, younger people aren't drinking as much. >> yeah, yeah. >> we reported that. >> well, good for them. hi everybody. good morning to you. on this thursday morning at 5:40 a.m, we have an air quality advisory in effect. not a spare the air day, but definitely a little tinge in the air from the fire. summersville fire that was burning in the antioch area last

night. we see the yellow areas. it's because of the shifting winds and the wind flow. do you see that tinge in those particular areas? live weather camera looking out toward san jose. the cameras perched atop the shark tank, where currently the air temperatures in the 50s. the winds right now at sfo are up to 12. same in the livermore area. north bay winds up to 32 mile an hour wind gusts. that's going to be the scenario today. cooler and windy. right now we are in the 50s across the board temperature wise. you know it's not bad. it's just that it's going to be dramatically cooler than what we experienced yesterday. now outside numbers going to be 82 degrees. that's well inland. but when you keep in mind we were in the mid 90s yesterday it makes a huge difference. so we have this area of low pressure well to the north of the bay area. as this descends on our region, the winds do continue to increase. we have the cooler air mass minus the rain. now, this cooler air mass is going to drop our relative humidity substantially.

so we're banking on numbers in the 50s at the beaches, 60s to low 70s around the central bay, and low 80s in our inland areas. if you're going to the baseball game this afternoon, it's fun in the sun, but it will be downright blustery as far as your winds are concerned. up to 30 mile per hour wind gusts at times, gang. >> thank you. roberta. more money on the way for plans to upgrade a highway in the north bay. what the fundi boost as volvo celebrates 70 years in the u.s. we honor our dedicated american employees who assemble our cars with care and precision

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a group of republican lawmakers in california want to eliminate california's sanctuary state status in the wake of recent immigration protests. republicans in the california assembly have introduced a resolution demanding the repeal of the sanctuary state laws, which block cooperation with federal immigration authorities. they say the laws led to the chaotic protests in los angeles earlier this month. the proposal is unlikely to pass in the democratic controlled state capitol. a newly published study from stanford university suggesting increased immigration enforcement in the central valley caused a drop in school attendance. the study found that 22% increase in student absences in kern county, following a january raid that targeted farmworkers. since california schools rely on attendance based funding, the professor behind

the study says he anticipates the drop will have an impact on school budgets as well. >> iranian missile attacks hit an israeli hospital overnight as the war between the two countries escalates. and in washington, president trump says he's waiting until the last minute to decide whether the united states should join the fight. doug luzader has the latest information this morning from our nation's capitol. good morning doug. >> good morning. this ambiguity may be part of the effort to bring iran to the negotiating table, but the president appears to be laying the groundwork to take action. the smoke rising from israel's largest hospital after an iranian missile appears to have made it through israeli defenses. >> we still have a lot of work behind me, as you can see, extracting patients from all the buildings going door from door. >> israel, meantime continuing with precision strikes, going after iranian missile launchers. but the critical iranian nuclear

facility fordo remains untouched, buried too deep for israeli airstrikes. will the u.s. now join in dropping bunker buster bombs? >> i have ideas as to what to do, but i haven't made a final. i like to make the final decision one second before it's due, you know, because things change. >> president trump keeping his options open. a new fox news poll shows a clear majority of registered voters here at home. 73% believe iran does pose a threat to the united states, but they're almost evenly split on whether they support israel's attacks. >> we should not be part of getting lured into the regime change agenda of prime minister netanyahu. >> many democrats in congress are against the u.s. joining in, and the president's base is divided as well. >> well, i don't want to get involved either, but i've been saying for 20 years, maybe longer, that iran cannot have a nuclear weapon. >> at the same time, a billboard in tel aviv is blunt. mr. president, it says finish the job. the wall street journal

reports the wall street journal reports the president has, in fact, already approved attack plans, but that he is holding off for now. back to you guys. >> all right. doug luzader in washington, thank you for the update. monterey county leaders are pushing to extend a parking ban near the bixby bridge in big sur. now, that bridge tends to draw a lot of visitors looking for that photo op or familiar to see. but after a portion of highway one was damaged by a landslide last year, the county implemented a parking ban near the bridge. according to sfgate, the move unexpectedly eased traffic congestion and improved safety in the area, so now there's growing support to extend that parking ban beyond the planned reopening of the road next month. >> the transportation officials here in the state want to tap into new funding to continue the expansion project on highway 37. the california transportation commission staff is recommending the project receive $73 million in gas tax funds. the money

would primarily pay for the second phase of the project, which focuses on eastbound improvements. the plan to expand highway 37 would relieve bottlenecks as well as protect against flooding. >> the water shuttle between oakland and alameda is expanding service next month. starting july 9th, the woodstock ferry will begin operating on tuesdays. right now, it only runs wednesday to sunday. it will also do some more trips and have longer operating hours between friday and sunday. the city plans to keep the new schedule in place for at least four months, with the possibility of extending service if it is successful. so i always say if you like that service, if you live in that area, use it so that they. >> do keep it. yeah, exactly. it's pretty cool service. >> that is very fun. i always like love to bring my bike on board. you see a lot of people putting their bikes on board, and they ride around and ride around the island, right? >> weather's nice. yeah, andre. weather's nice. traffic is nice right now at the bay bridge.

juneteenth. some people may have the day off, and it certainly shows in the traffic. so far, we don't see a lot of traffic. and it's unlikely that in the next ten minutes we're going to get a bunch of slow traffic. so hopefully it will stay a nice day. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland, and that traffic is moving along very nicely. westbound 580 some slowing off the altamont pass. but the rest of the commute into castro valley looks very good. 549 let's bring roberta in to talk about today's weather. >> hey, sal, do you have a cold in your nose? >> i do. >> you do? yeah. put a little vicks on your chest. >> there you go. >> yeah. make you feel all better. thank you for coming in, sal. hi, everybody. good morning to you. we do have some dire information to share with you at this particular time, because our fire danger is increasing, and it will do so all the way through sunday. it is elevated for the north bay, east bay and the santa clara county area. today, gusty winds up to 35mph.

relative humidity will drop between 15% and 25%. meanwhile, air quality advisory in effect not a spare the air, but nonetheless, we did have a fire last night overnight in the east bay and due to the wind flow, certain particles are left in the atmosphere, so you'll see a little tinge in the air today. if you suffer from any respiratory ailments, please take it slow today. no exercising outdoors. sunrise 547. here's a look at the beautiful east bay. looks like it at this particular time i think it was east bay. 12 mile per hour winds right now at sfo 12 also in the livermore area. we do have wind gusts up to 30 at buchanan field, 32 in fairfield. winds will pretty much be 10 to 20 throughout the day, but gusts up to 30 just about everywhere but 40 and 50 along the immediate sea shore today. and in our higher elevations, 59 degrees currently in concord. the reason why the gusty winds is we have this trough to the north of us, and

it doesn't have precipitation associated with it, but dry air mass. so that's why our relative humidity will tumble. temperatures are going to go down as well and the winds will be increasing. and thus the elevated fire danger. but just look how much cooler today. about 11 degrees cooler in santa rosa and in san jose. 15 degrees cooler in concord. yes. you're going to feel the difference. i got to talk about this quickly. hurricane eric just made landfall as a dangerous category three hurricane right there, puerto escondido to punta maldonado. so in that area there, all the way to acapulco, we have extremely dangerous conditions with torrential rainfall, gusty winds. and also we're watching now. the waters rise and we could see that as a big problem as well. 58 degrees in pacifica today, 67 in oakland, 70 in redwood shores. how about mid 70s in napa through sonoma, 82 in antioch. that's our outside number compared to 96 yesterday. summer

arrives tomorrow and with it a cooler day, but windy all the way through saturday night. breezy on sunday. >> thank you roberta. 552 is your time. chatgpt is growing in popularity, but it may have impacting be impacting our brains. why? a new study out of stanford recom —hi! —hi! ♪ chocolate fundraiser. ♪ with the chase mobile app, things move a little more smoothly. ♪

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fab. welcome to special guest to his most recent thug therapy session. award winning director ryan coogler. the hollywood star grew up in oakland, and his homecoming included a raw and honest conversation about mental health. it drew a packed house. coogler, best known for directing hits like black panther and sinners, talked about how his nonstop work ethic began when he was a student athlete. >> it's been like the most, the most rewarding thing, you know? creating from a place of, of honesty. honesty. embracing, you know, my fears and my work. >> i think there's a there's an unwritten rule in our community if you're doing nothing, then you're lazy and you're failure. and that's not true, because we have to definitely be mindful of overexerting ourselves. and many of us, what we see is we see overexertion, and then we see spiritual and physical and mental exhaustion. >> coogler adds. his wife and

high school sweetheart was the one who bought him the software to write his first film, and then inspired him to take his career seriously. thug therapy is meant to explore mental health struggles, especially for black men. a new stanford study is putting one of chatgpt's popular uses into question. researchers found that chatbots like chatgpt should not be used to replace therapists or talk to people through mental health struggles, they say chatbots will often give incorrect, inappropriate, or even dangerous information during critical moments. the scientists say there could be a future for ai in therapy, but the programs are better used in support roles that don't have safety concerns for patients. sam altman says meta is trying to poach openai staff with bonuses, some topping. get this $100 million, he tells the chronicle. so far, the effort hasn't worked. altman says he believes meta is aggressively hiring because their current ai efforts have not worked as well as they have hoped or had hoped. the comments

come as meta ceo mark zuckerberg accelerates efforts to recruit for a new superintelligent ai lab. we've reached out to metro for comment and have yet to hear back about it. 557 is your time. amazon, meantime, is stepping up its own robotaxi production. zoox, the startup owned by amazon, announced it has opened a 220,000 square foot facility in hayward to build its own autonomous vehicles. zoox, which is headquartered in foster city, has another factory in fremont the company says it wants. the production line is ramped up with both human and robot workers. it will be able to assemble more than 10,000 robotaxis a year. fans of the san jose earthquakes say they're excited about the possibility their team could soon have a new owner. the seismic shift in the south bay sports scene comes as owner john fisher looks to sell the quakes. the team ranks 22nd out of 29 major league soccer clubs, with an estimated value of between 500 and $600 million,

and it also owns its stadium, paypal park. fans and community leaders say there's a sense of hope and excitement about the team's future. >> i have been part of professional organizations that did not have the strongest of ownerships, and once they changed ownerships, it was almost as though it was a breath of fresh air that was breathed throughout the organization. >> experts suggest fisher may be selling the team to help finance the a's new stadium in las vegas. at 559. a new cupcake shop is opening soon in downtown sonoma. local baker palm nathan palm nathan palm announced that her shop, parmese cupcakes, will hold a grand opening next thursday. the shop will be located in the former harvey's gourmet donuts space in the el paseo country yard. >> if we can start now, we can actually get much of the work done before next fire season. we're in this together, but

let's start the journey now. >> the city of berkeley is passing some of the strictest fire safety regulations in the state. the heavy opposition coming from the impacted homeowners, plus honoring a pivotal moment in american history. people across the u.s. celebrating juneteenth today. a look at some of the events in the bay area. >> from ktvu. [music] fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. it is 559. the sun is coming up. i'm andre senior. >> good morning, i'm pam cook. it is thursday, june 19th. here comes the sun. yes. dave clark has the day off today. so does steve paulson. so what kind of day are they in store for? let's check in with roberta gonzales. >> the beach. dave and dave and steve. >> maybe the two of them. i think i'm hearing for. >> oh, yeah, that would be. that would be it to. >> hi, everybody. good morning to you. i have to do a makeover because last hour i was talking about this particular beautiful view. i didn't get a good chance to take a look at it, and i

think i referred to it as somewhere else other than geyserville. this is geyserville this morning. beautiful view. sunrise was at 547, and in the north bay temperatures have dropped to the 40s and 50s. it's now in the low 50s in san francisco, across the bay in oakland it's 53 degrees. and good morning, san jose. you're at 56 degrees. the winds have been increasing 25 mile per hour. wind gusts now in concord, 33 in fairfield today. windy. that's the key. note that's the takeaway from today. and cooler yet down from the mid 90s to 78 to 82 degrees in those eastern areas. that again were in the 90s yesterday 74 in san rafael, 68 in san mateo, san mateo. okay. so we do have an elevated fire risk today. also, air quality advisory, not to spare the air day, but you'll notice a little tinge in the atmosphere. we're going to talk more about that coming up a little bit later. but right now to get you

rolling straight on the roadways. sal castaneda in the house. >> all right. and i think you're going to like what we see here, roberta. it is nice and light at the bay bridge. today is juneteenth. it's juneteenth holiday for some. and boy, is it making a difference right now, just after six. we don't have a crowd at the bay bridge. i like that there have been no major problems here in oakland, and traffic is moving along pretty well. if you are driving over the altamont pass or all the way into the center part of the bay area. 601 let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you so much, sal. hundreds of homeowners in the berkeley hills will soon have to follow new landscaping rules aimed at lowering the risk of wildfires. city council gave final approval tuesday night to require a five foot buffer zone around homes in neighborhoods near tilden park and panoramic hill. homeowners will have to clear all vegetation in these zones to help stop the spread of sparks and embers. city officials say this is about preventing the next wildfire from becoming catastrophic. >> we know that these fires come to berkeley once every 20 or 30

years, and it's been 34 years since we had the last fire. the next fire is on the way at some point, and we need to be prepared. >> the council says it informed residents of the rules through workshops and neighborhood meetings. even so, some people say they're caught off guard by the restrictions. >> when city council says that they have done quite a lot of community outreach and you have 500 or 600 people who are saying, we didn't know this was happening, it's a little bit of a disconnect. >> the new code takes effect on january 1st, but the first wave of inspections won't take place until may. >> fire crews are at the scene this morning of a wildfire in antioch that forced evacuations. it started just before 730 last night along somersville road and james donlon boulevard, not far from the black diamond mines regional preserve. strong winds fanned the flames, but crews have now stopped the forward progress. at one point, people had to evacuate as the fire got

close to a neighborhood, but firefighters were able to prevent the fire from spreading into the neighborhood. right now, containment is at 50%. we are expecting an update on that, possibly a higher number, this morning as firefighters check for any smoldering grass. >> we had a number of different neighborhoods that back up to the east bay parks area that were threatened. fire did actually get into some of those rear fences and into some of those backyards, but we are happy to report that all the structures were saved. >> so i was at work, and i got a call from my parents saying that there was a big, huge fire and i was on my way home from work. so i just i was coming home from work as soon as i can, as fast as i can as possible. and behold, i come home. i just see a whole hillside on fire. >> at least four people had to be treated for smoke inhalation. the bay area air quality management district issued an advisory for air quality in the eastern contra costa county area. because of the fire, it is monitoring conditions this morning to see if there is still

an impact. >> and has begun shutting off power to parts of the bay area today because of high fire danger. electricity has been shut off for a small area along road pass between clayton and pittsburg. the utility says more areas could lose power later today, mostly in the area east of livermore and south of brentwood. a small part of santa clara county along highway 151 east of gilroy is also slated to lose power. parts of napa and sonoma counties were originally on the list, but have since been removed. >> people living near this week's grass fire in san jose say a new app? let them know when to evacuate. the genesis project app uses geo targeted information to send notices about the level of risk. it can help emergency crews get people out of affected areas more quickly. san jose launched the new warning system just hours before the ranch fire started in the san jose foothills. >> anonymous you don't have any. you know who doesn't know who you are? it just knows that if

your phone is in an area that is designated for an evacuation order or warning or advisory, it will send you that notice. >> the app is not the only new fire safety measure santa clara county recently approved new ai sensors for fire detection that will be placed in the east san jose hills. the cause of this fire is still under investigation. >> at 606. as the nation marks juneteenth. historians and activists say we must acknowledge the past to create a better, better and brighter future. juneteenth commemorates the day union soldiers marched to galveston, texas, back in 1865, letting thousands of enslaved people know they were free. this was two years after former president abraham lincoln signed the emancipation proclamation. but across the country, local events are running into budgetary issues as the trump administration continues to push back on diversity, equity and inclusion initiatives. >> standing on the shoulders of a lot of people who sacrificed a

lot for us to be where we are today. >> other local juneteenth events have been forced to adapt this year, after many have reported losing financial sponsors because of the recent dei pushback. this is the fifth year juneteenth is being observed as a federal holiday. there are several juneteenth events in the bay area today and through the weekend, including the hella juneteenth festival at the oakland museum from noon to 5 p.m, a5k freedom run, also in oakland at 630 tonight in san francisco, the juneteenth parade will be held sunday from 11 a.m. to 330. and the stanford in san francisco, the black san francisco film festival will run through sunday at various locations in the bay area. >> oakland city leaders are asking the public to keep juneteenth celebrations around lake merritt and the city safe and peaceful. last year, sideshows and a shootout injured 14 people over the holiday. meantime, mayor barbara lee says juneteenth has personal significance for her. she helped

author the bill that established it as a federal holiday. mayor lee says there is no place for violence on juneteenth. >> our motto is love life in oakland. so please let us do that and do that with us. but don't do what would be such a denigration of what the meaning of juneteenth is. >> oakland police say they are ready for large crowds. in addition to regular patrol officers on foot and motorcycles in cars, opd will also deploy mobile field forces to respond quickly to any problems. >> because of this federal holiday, some government services will not be operating and that includes major banks, the u.s. postal service as well, the new york stock exchange, and all federal offices. many city and county offices, such as courthouses and public libraries will be closed as well. most state run offices like the dmv will remain open. many commercial businesses will be

open as well. >> all right. hopefully that means lighter traffic for people who do have to get out and about. let's check in with sal. >> i think that's happening. pam and andre, for example. let's go right to the bay bridge. triple a traffic camera. this is unusually light, and i like what i see. so if you don't have the holiday, at the very least you have the consolation of it being easier to get to work. remember there. in san francisco could make it a little bit more crowded, but with so many people not going, it might even be better than usual. here you can see that interstate 880 in oakland is looking good, and there have been no major issues here on the altamont pass, or on 880 or 680. and highway four does have a little slowing. westbound highway four near bailey. there was a crash off to the side, but this causing a little bit of slow traffic through pittsburgh. 609 let's go back to the desk. >> israel promising a fierce

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falling for you. this morning, the golden state valkyrie is hosting one of the biggest draws in basketball tonight. caitlin clark and the indiana fever make their first trip to chase center. she's averaging more than 21 points a game and leads the league in three point shots made per game. tipoff. by the way, 7:00 tonight. starting this weekend, muni riders will see changes to some bus routes in response to the agency's $50 million budget shortfall. now, service will be cut on the five fulton, nine san bruno and 31 balboa routes. they'll all terminate at market street during the weekdays. the six haight, parnassus and 21 hayes will be combined into the new six hayes parnassus route. transportation officials want to tap into new funding to continue the expansion project on highway 37. the california transportation commission staff is recommending the project received $73 million in gas tax funding. that money would

primarily pay for the second phase of the project, which focuses on eastbound improvements. the project aims to relieve bottlenecks on highway 37, as well as protect against flooding. >> new developments in the conflict between israel and iran. israel. israel's defense minister announced today that iran's supreme leader must go after tehran launched an airstrike that hit a hospital and several high rise buildings. israeli officials say at least 40 people were wounded and patients are being evacuated from the heavily damaged hospital. president trump has so far rejected plans to take out the ayatollah, but that could change. >> to make the final decision one second before it's due. you know, because things change. i mean, especially with war. >> israel is carrying out more airstrikes against iran's nuclear program. the latest attack crippled a heavy water reactor. israel says its fighter jets hit the reactor so that it cannot be used to produce

plutonium. >> 614 your time the san francisco police commission, making sure the public will have a say in the characteristics they want to see in the next police chief. >> to ensure that we are aligned in moving forward with a fair, inclusive and transparent process, one that will identify the most qualified candidate and capable candidate to lead the department of the san francisco police department. >> well, the city's hr department is soliciting proposals from executive search firms that will assist mayor lurie in selecting a successor to former chief bill scott. the search firm will then hold an online survey in up to five community meetings to learn what the public wants in the next chief. >> san francisco now has a new planning director. after a heated debate on who should fill the role. real estate executives sarah dennis phillips will fill that role. she has held many roles in both the private and public sectors. three of the

seven commissioners walked out of the meeting before the vote to approve phillips, the chronicle reports. they were upset with the process of how she was picked. the mayor's office submitted phillips resume less than a day before the vote. >> well, in san francisco, two sites are set to be developed into new affordable housing communities, including one for school district and community college employees. daniel lurie attended a groundbreaking ceremony for the developments on golden gate avenue in the fillmore district. the formerly state owned parking site will be repurposed and transformed into more than 160 homes. 75 of them will be affordable rental homes for san francisco unified school district and san francisco community college district employees. the second phase will include 96 affordable homes for low to extremely low income residents. >> today, we are breaking ground on our future, a future for our families and teachers, and a future we're building. housing in san francisco is not the exception. it is the

expectation. >> this is the second educator employee housing project to break ground in san francisco. >> bart riders in the east bay will have to deal with a partial closure this weekend. trains will not be running between walnut creek and concord this weekend, so the agency can work on replacing some old tracks. free bus service will be connecting riders between those two stations. bart says riders can expect delays of 20 to 30 minutes now. the weekend shutdown is part of bart's efforts to rebuild the entire track system. >> speaking of transit, bart, by the. >> way, yeah. >> got to the got from the airport home the other day. >> nice. >> during rush hour lickety split. >> i know it's nice to both both sfo and oakland. >> yeah. >> having that little. >> bart perfect. all right i agree. >> and it's and it's working perfectly this morning. good. although we have lighter than usual traffic. we had a crash on highway four and that was there for a bit off to the side. but that's probably the only reason we have slowing right now on

highway four. bay bridge is lighter than usual this morning. you can see barely see here that we don't have a lot going on at the toll plaza. and the way of slowdowns. this is a look at interstate 880 in oakland. our triple a traffic camera shows traffic is moving well. so definitely a lot of people have the juneteenth holiday. 617 let's bring roberta in with today's weather. >> thank you sal. good morning everybody. if you're heading to the high sierra, we do have a red flag warning in effect for pretty much the spine of the sierra nevada area. we have a wind advisory for the greater lake tahoe area. and then you're looking at that red flag warning in effect for reno. and also the north face of carson city. we are facing elevated fire danger. in fact, i'm going to scoot out of the way so you can take a look. it is in effect from today all the way through sunday morning, with wind gusts up to 35mph. however, along the coast in the highest elevation, potentially even 50 mile per hour wind gusts. now, with the cooler air mass in place, the

relative humidity is going to bank between 15 and 25%. and we're talking primarily the targeted areas the north bay, east bay, and also portions of the santa clara valley. now, in addition to this, due to the fact that we had a fire last night in the east bay, we have an air quality advisory, not a spare the air, but you're going to notice a little bit of a tinge in the atmosphere from those smoke particles caught up in the wind flow. our live weather camera looking out towards the golden gate bridge, the low clouds just breaking up. the winds currently are up to 18 mile per hour wind gusts along the peninsula and in the north bay up to about ten miles per hour. gusts to 33 at fairfield and 25 at buchanan field. our temperatures are all in the 50s, except for santa rosa, now dropping to 49 degrees, so area of low pressure well to the north of the bay area as it swoops down into southerly direction and filters in that cooler air mass. no precipitation, but very dry air mass. that's why the humidity tumbles as the winds do

increase. now look at the temperatures going down from 93 in petaluma to 82 degrees san francisco. you'll feel the difference there too, as well as in concord and 11 degrees cooler in campbell. this is important. this is we're talking about. this is hurricane eric, category three hurricane, the first one in the eastern pacific this season made landfall about an hour ago just outside puerto escondido. and in between there and punta maldonado. now with these wind gusts and storm surge and also copious amounts of precipitation, it is a life threatening situation. we will keep you updated. temperatures today 58 to 82 degrees. full five day forecast. and pam, that's still coming up. >> thank you roberta. >> we want to win the championship. we want to win the division. we just got to continue to work and you know, and continue to win games. [music] >> giants shortstop willy adames bringing the energy in the clubhouse. ktvu spoke to him before yesterday's game about

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three here on mornings on two. the san francisco giants will host the cleveland guardians at oracle park today in the final game of their series, hoping to win, the cleveland guardians took a40 lead yesterday after pitcher justin verlander gave up a three run homer. the giants comeback efforts came up short despite a strong start in his debut. newly acquired rafael devers went zero for three at the plate, but giants manager bob melvin says he's not concerned. >> really good at bats last night. he just missed a breaking ball today off the lefty. i thought his swings were good. i mean, there's nothing i don't think to be concerned about because he took an over three over three tonight. but his swings are aggressive and they're on time. >> to the guardians. >> the guardians won 4 to 2. they picked up their first series win. san francisco picked

up their first win in san francisco since 2005. no one on the giants more delighted about their blockbuster trade for rafael devers than another fairly new acquisition to the team, willie adams signed a seven year, $182 million contract in the offseason. he got off to a slow start, but his hitting has picked up recently. adams endeavors are close friends. both came from the dominican republic. adams told our bailey o'carroll he expects big things from the offense. >> and the whole organization is thrilled, you know, so like it's starting to feel like it's, you know, great times are coming for the giants and for us as players. i feel like there's no ceiling right now. we're just as high as we can go. you know, obviously we want to win the championship. we want to win the division. we just got to continue to work and you know, and continue to win games and series. so we can get there. >> thomas has hit eight home runs so far this season. he hit

a career high 32 homers last year. devers is expected to add more power to the team as well. he has hit more than 27 home runs every season for the last four years. a vibrant hub of community and commerce in san francisco that has thousands of people over the last few years now faces an uncertain future. the sunset night market is on pause, with no set events or locations coming up. organizers say the popularity of the market is working against them. they told mission local that the large crowds have caused some congestion on irving street, leading to logistical hurdles and concerns from some local businesses. 20,000 people attended the event last year. organizers are trying to figure out how to reduce overcrowding for a possible event in the fall. a fireworks show in the south bay will not be returning this 4th of july. san jose is canceling the fireworks show at almaden lake due to safety concerns, city council member george casey said emergency

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scary. >> just grab their things and prayed and just got out. got out as quickly as we could. >> residents shaken by a fast moving fire threatening homes. firefighters keeping the flames from reaching a neighborhood where live in the east bay this morning with the cleanup efforts. plus. >> my client's cars are getting broken into. some of the women don't feel safe, or i'm walking them to their cars. >> safety concerns in oakland after a series of break ins, the surveillance video showing a growing issue for businesses in one neighborhood. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two. normally we would hear the opening bell. >> the one thing we're missing right. >> now right. markets are closed for the juneteenth federal holiday. markets closed i'm pam cook. >> i'm andre senior. thank you so much for joining us this morning. let's find out about your forecast. for so many people who are off today who are going to be out and about.

roberto gonzalez, we'll start though with sal in the traffic center. good morning sal. >> all right andre, good morning to you. it is a juneteenth holiday. our triple a traffic camera showing us traffic moving along pretty well here. and i think because of the federal holiday, we are going to continue to see very good conditions. i like what i see, kind of an unexpected treat on a thursday for your thursday morning commute. if you still do have to go to work at 630, let's find out about today's weather. here's roberta. >> good morning sal and hello everybody. as you are getting ready to step on out the door this morning, we do have pretty uniform temperatures, except santa rosa is now dipped into the high 40s. it's 54 in fremont, backing through newark across the bay. we're in the mid 50s from redwood city through redwood shores. 56 now in san jose. it is 57 degrees in concord. the winds have been breezy this morning, but this is nothing. it's going to be windy today. right now we do have wind gusts up to 25 at buchanan field. high temperatures with the cloud sun mix, especially

along the sea shore. 58 to 82 degrees. so much cooler than yesterday by 15 degrees in some neighborhoods. plus, this is our live weather camera. we are looking out towards calaveras reservoir. you see a little bit of a haze there. this is why we have an air quality advisory in effect, not for heat. it is for the haze. the blow off from last night's wildfire that burned in the east bay. some of those smoke particles got caught up in the wind flow. and where you see those yellow dots, that's where it will be a bit on the hazy side today. if you have respiratory ailments, make sure you take it slow. and if you have any exercising, do it on indoors. now, as far as your fire danger is concerned, this is the forecast where you see the yellow highlighted areas surrounding the bay area. well, that's nothing either. let's take a look at this. i want to clarify it for you. from thursday through sunday, elevated fire danger in the north bay, east bay and the santa clara valley. we have this trough that's going to draw down some cooler air mass. and with

that, the relative humidity is going to plummet. and when you have the increase in the winds, that promotes fire danger. we saw that last night. there are no more evacuation orders for neighborhoods in antioch near that fire that burned there. crews do say they now have the somerville fire mostly under control. ktvu james torres is now live in antioch to show us the damage left behind. and, james, people want to know, what's that pink stuff behind you? >> yeah, we'll talk about that. roberta. good morning to you. here, i want to first show you the hills behind me, because we're talking 290 acres worth of that grass burned overnight. that's what cal fire is telling us this morning. but it's that pink stuff that neighbors are now waking up this morning and wondering, how is this all going to get cleaned up? i mean, check it out. it is splattered just about everywhere in this neighborhood. you see it on the cars, you'll see it on mailboxes, garbage cans as well. it's just splattered here all over the place. it looks like fire retardant, meant for the hill fire, but carried by the

wind and dropped onto this neighborhood. we'll also show you what the fire looked like when it broke out last night. fire crews responding around 7:00 last night. those flames burned through some fences and threatened homes. but luckily, all of those houses were spared. we had a chance to talk to one neighbor this morning. she took us through her backyard and gave us a closer look at the damage left behind. she evacuated for two hours before coming back home and seeing the giant burn scar. >> i'm devastated because i'm really a nature lover and a plant person as you can see, and then, you know, because i have two side windows over there. so i always look out on the valley. so it's kind of devastating. so because all my bushes are dead. >> firefighters report four people were treated with smoke inhalation, and the bay area air quality management district is putting out an air quality advisory. you can still very much smell that smoke in the area at last check. cal fire says the fire is at least 50%

contained. that number will likely go up when we get an update in about an hour. how that fire started is still under investigation. how this all gets cleaned up. we'll hope to get an answer for a little later this morning. we're live this morning near antioch. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you james. hundreds of homeowners in the berkeley hills will soon have to follow new landscaping rules to reduce the risk of wildfires. the city council gave final approval tuesday night to require a five foot buffer zone around homes in neighborhoods near tilden park and panoramic hill. homeowners will have to clear all vegetation in those zones to help stop the spread of sparks and embers. however, the council also approved a delay for inspection requirements until may of next year. >> ktvu has learned authorities in oakland are investigating a series of break ins at businesses throughout the city. surveillance video shows one of the break ins. last weekend, the burglars pried open a lottery machine at a restaurant on east 12th street. owners say it's their fifth burglary in the past

year. >> what's your reaction? how do you feel? >> it really upset about that. >> authorities suspect the same three people wearing black clothing are responsible for breaking into different businesses, including the restaurant and a tattoo parlor in downtown oakland. the criminals stole an atm at the shop. authorities say these criminals may be driving a newer model silver four-door honda with tinted windows. >> alameda county supervisors are discussing additional funding for a 24 hour hotline to support undocumented immigrants. county supervisors held a hearing in which immigrant advocacy groups pleaded for more aid. the county approved $3.5 million in march to fund immigrant services. $700,000 of that money went to creating a rapid response hotline for the community to report ice activities. >> i think the levels of funding that the federal government is indicating that they're going to

put into increased ice enforcement is unimaginable, unprecedented. >> over the last several months, our clients who have been regularly complying with the terms of their supervision have experienced increased fear, anxiety, trauma and panic over having to check in in person with ice. >> the hotline has already fielded more than 1100 calls and helped confirm 20 incidents of immigration enforcement in the county, but it is only operating monday through friday, 6 to 6, and some people at the hearing want the county to extend staffing to after hours. >> faith leaders gathered at san francisco city hall to call on the mayor to restore funding for legal services. the proposed city budget cuts $4.2 million from legal aid. the group stood before the names of 900 people, who they say would lose their representation. if the city cuts that money, they say the move would make it harder for people who need help with name changes, adoptions and restraining orders for domestic abuse victims. >> we are asking. we are

demanding. we are hoping that our supervisors will do what our mayor did not, which is restore and ensure funding for to access for civil legal services for those most vulnerable san franciscans. >> the group also says hundreds of people could become homeless and thousands would lose money if they're unable to access low cost legal services. >> time now is 637. we want to head back over to sal to check in on. hopefully no problems for the commute. >> yeah. well, there is one, unfortunately. west 80 at san pablo dam road or san pablo avenue. pardon me, there is a crash there and they're getting it off the freeway. however, there's some slowing in el sobrante as you come down. but really the commute has been a lot lighter because today is a holiday for a lot of people. you can see the commute is light as you drive through most of the area here, including the bay

bridge at the toll plaza. usually we have a big backup today. the juneteenth holiday. a lot of people have the day off, and you can tell on the roads. 638 let's talk about today's weather. here's roberta. >> we want to start off with an air quality advisory in effect for the bay area today. this is not for the heat. yes. yesterday we did top off in the mid 90s in the east bay and even in the northern portions of the bay area, but it's from the smoke particles from last night's fire getting caught up in the upper atmosphere, not seeing any haze here at the golden gate bridge because we've been seeing a strong onshore push. and it's pushing that smoke away from the coast and the city. you can see that wind right now. strict westerly winds at sfo around the peninsula at 12 mile per hour. livermore now with a wind under ten miles per hour. but this is short lived. we do have wind gusts at 25 in buchanan field and 33 in the fairfield area. you can see the wind flow today. and with these winds, we are

going to see escalated fire danger. when you see the areas in yellow and red, that's when it's the most ominous. and it pretty much encompasses the bay area from the north bay into the east bay and the santa clara valley. now, right now we have temperatures 49 to 57 degrees. it is now 52 in oakland and 54 degrees in half moon bay. so temperatures were hot yesterday all the way up to 96 degrees. and now it is a decline. temperatures will average below normal for this time of year. and then you factor in the very windy conditions from this. this is an area of low pressure taking a nosedive into the bay area. as it does so it pulls down that dry cool air mass. no precipitation, but it lowers the relative humidity. and as the humidity drops, the temperature is going to drop. petaluma down 11 degrees, milpitas down 11 degrees. we have temperatures 58 to 82 degrees. we've got your full forecast is coming up in just a couple of minutes.

>> thank you so much, roberta. big changes coming for the bay area's soccer scene. the owner of the san jose earthquakes has a new goal. sell the team. plus the pitch to bring another professional soccer club an

the stories we're following for you this morning. pg and e has started shutting off power to parts of the bay area because of a high fire danger. electricity was shut off for a small area along kercher pass road between clayton and pittsburgh. the utility says more areas could lose power later today, mostly in the area east of livermore and south of brentwood. san francisco has selected real estate executive sarah dennis phillips as the city's next planning director. now, she has held roles in both the private and public sector. nearly half of the commissioners were against her appointment and walked out of the meeting. they say they were given less than a day to review her resume before the vote. >> well, 644 is your time. today, the international longshore and warehouse union local ten will be marking the

juneteenth federal holiday. oakland mayor barbara lee and san francisco mayor daniel lurie are scheduled to attend. the gathering will focus on the unique role of juneteenth in san francisco and labor history, and how civil rights helped establish collective bargaining, which is a major part of union representation. >> we're going to have one day of all presidents meeting together for ilwu, northern california and of course, sacramento president is coming up, brother tim campbell and their vice president, renee. >> the event will be held at the labor temple, located at 400 north point street today starting at 10 a.m. >> some republican lawmakers in california want to eliminate california's sanctuary state status in the wake of recent immigration protests. now, they have introduced a resolution demanding the repeal of the sanctuary state laws, which block cooperation with federal immigration authorities. they say the laws led to the chaotic protests in los angeles earlier

this month. the proposal is unlikely to pass in the democratic controlled state capitol. >> well, fans of the san jose earthquakes say they're excited about the possibility their team could soon have a new owner. the seismic shift in the south bay sports scene comes as owner john fisher looks to sell the quakes. the team ranks 22nd out of 29 major league soccer clubs, with an estimated value between 500 and $600 million, and it also owns its stadium, paypal park. fans and community leaders say there's a sense of hope and excitement about the team's future. >> i have been part of professional organizations that did not have the strongest of ownerships, and once they changed ownerships, it was almost as though it was a breath of fresh air that was breathed throughout the organization. >> experts suggest fisher may be selling the team to help finance the a's new stadium in las vegas. 646 is your time san francisco will spend $10 million

to bring a professional soccer team to kezar stadium. the board of supervisors approved funding to renovate the former home of the san francisco 49ers. the golden city football club is expected to begin playing at kezar either next year or 2027. it will play in the developmental league associated with major league soccer. the club will sign a 15 year agreement with the city to use the stadium. >> tariffs may be behind a concerning medical care trend. now, many health insurers are telling state regulators the cost of monthly health insurance policy payment is going up next year. they say the cost increase is mostly connected to increased tariffs on prescription drugs and medical devices. individual and small group plans are expected to see the biggest increase. real estate agents concerned about housing market slump across the country. axios reports. home construction is down to its slowest pace in five years. lennar is one of the country's largest home builders and is reporting weaker than expected quarterly earnings. building permits nationwide have also dropped, and housing

experts say prospective home buyers are more hesitant because the of the uncertainties with the trump administration, such as potential tariffs. doubts about the economy. mass deportations and interest rates. california is among the states with the fewest percentage of vacant homes. online financial services company lendingtree estimates there are nearly 15 million vacant homes across the country. financial analysts warn a large number of homes could lower property values and lead to slower economic growth. maine has the highest vacancy rate, while low vacancy rate states are washington, oregon, connecticut and here in california. >> 648 your time, oakland rapper and community activist mistah fab welcomed a special guest to his most recent thug therapy session. award winning director ryan coogler. the hollywood star grew up in oakland, and his homecoming included a raw and honest conversation about mental

health. it drew a packed house and coogler, directing hits like black panther and sinners, talked about how his nonstop work ethic began when he was a student athlete. >> it's been like the most, the most rewarding thing, you know, creating from a place of, of honesty, honesty. embracing, you know, my fears and my work. >> i think there's a there's an unwritten rule in our community if you're doing nothing, then you're lazy and you're failure. and that's not true, because we have to definitely be mindful of overexerting ourselves. and many of us, what we see is we see overexertion, and then we see spiritual and physical and mental exhaustion. >> well, coogler adds, his wife and high school sweetheart was the one who bought him the software to write his first film, and that inspired him to take his career seriously. thug therapy is meant to explore mental health struggles, especially for black men. >> all right, let's check in

with sal for a look at traffic. you have one trouble spot. not the bay bridge toll plaza. >> that's looking pretty good. >> yeah, it's a federal holiday, and that tends to happen. so here we are. federal holiday, june 19th for juneteenth. and it definitely looks like that on most of these commutes. and traffic is moving well here. triple a traffic cameras showing us 880. now pam mentioned we did have a crash on 80 westbound at san pablo. they're still clearing that pretty serious one. and there's about a mile or maybe just almost two miles of backup from el sobrante. getting past san pablo. there's a hurricane that's made land. let's bring roberto gonzalez in here to talk about that down south in mexico. roberta. >> yes, sal. very important information here, because hurricane eric, the first one of the eastern pacific this season, the fifth one overall, if you take in mind the consideration of the atlantic ocean, it has now made landfall within the last hour as a category three hurricane. so what we're looking

at here, landfall just outside puerto escondido, right in between there and punta maldonado. and look at these feeder bands and how far they extend up to 125 mile per hour winds. we're looking at potentially life threatening storm surges, torrential rainfall, as well as gusty winds all the way past through acapulco. this is something you're going to be hearing a lot of today throughout the day. we'll keep you posted right here at fox local as well. live weather camera looking out towards the santa clara valley. a little bit of haze out there this morning. we do have an air quality advisory in effect not as spare the air day. just a little haze from some smoke particles getting caught up in the wind flow from last night's summersville fire. in fact, we do have escalated fire danger today all the way through sunday. this is because our winds will be increasing up to 35mph. some gusts though, however, along the sea shore and elevated areas like the mount diablo area, mount tam, mount

hamilton all the way up to 2500ft at times 50 mile per hour winds. the relative humidity, relative humidity 15 to 25% that is, dry temperatures into the 50. it's not the heat that's promoting that elevated fire danger, it's that the winds, they will continue to increase throughout the day. right now 25 in concord, windy. because of this, this area of low pressure, it's taken a huge nosedive into southerly fashion, drawing down that cooler dry air mass resulting in low relative humidity and those gusty winds. so with our temperatures coming down down from 96 degrees to 80 degrees in concord, you're going to feel the difference out of the mid 90s into the low 80s in antioch, fairfield, also in livermore. not a bad day, just a cooler day in which you're going to feel the difference. and it's going to be windy for this juneteenth as well. summer arrives tomorrow, and with it,

unseasonably cool weather until about sunday. andre. >> thank you. california's most popular national park is expecting another big summer, but services may look a little different. from restrooms to water fountains, a budget cuts are impacting yosemite and feeling tired constantly, even after getting enough sleep at night. the new survey that found why so many americans are waking up exhausted and staying tired for much of the

national park is expected to be a top destination for millions of people this summer. the summer crowds will likely feel the impact of the park's staff being down about 20% from its normal full time numbers. dozens of positions are not being filled for now, but the park is still opening all of its campsites for the first time since 2019. while everything will be open, there will be some noticeable workarounds for visitors. >> and so rather than keeping them closed until they're fixed, our philosophy right now for a few of them, like white wolf for example, is to is to open up the campground and let people know, hey, the campground is open, but you know, there's going to be a portable toilet instead of a flush toilet. you know, there may not be drinking water. you have to bring your own water. >> visitors will need an advance reservation to enter the park between 6 a.m. and 2 p.m. every day through august 15th. a

popular brewery in san francisco is getting ready to open a new taproom. laughing monk brewing tells the chronicle it will take over the former barrel head location on fulton street near the panhandle. the sign of the new taproom has been vacant for a year. the taproom will be the company's fourth location. no word yet on an opening date. well, more american food brands say they're planning on cutting out synthetic color dyes. kraft heinz and general mills say their products will be completely dye free in two and a half years. items like jell-o and kool-aid will likely become less bright in color. both companies say a vast majority of their products do not have artificial dyes. there are still eight artificial dyes approved for use by the fda. >> though american children have increasingly been living in a toxic soup of synthetic chemicals. >> we're going to get rid of every ingredient, an additive to school in in food that we can

legally address. >> well, many of the dyes that are being banned are already illegal in europe. the mayo clinic says there are also no health benefits to eating artificial colors. some common natural dyes include turmeric powder, beetroot and paprika. at 657 now, the fda just approved a new, long acting injectable that could revolutionize the fight against hiv. it's a shot that individuals at risk of acquiring the virus through sex only have to take two times a year. clinical trials have shown the treatment to be nearly 100% effective in preventing hiv infection. medical experts say this offers a new, convenient option, especially for those who may have difficulty taking a pill daily. >> it's a once every six month injection, and you just go about your day and you're completely done, and then you get your next injection every six months and you're almost completely protected against hiv. so that can be a huge game changer, especially if you can't take a daily pill.

>> however, the approval is just the first step in getting the drug to those who need it most. officials say annual treatment could cost up to $14,000 a shot. a new report is warning people to think twice before clicking those unsubscribe options at the bottom of promotional emails. while companies are legally obligated to provide a way for people to unsubscribe from marketing emails, scammers don't necessarily follow that law, and unsubscribe tells scammers you're a real person who interacts with spam and allows them to start building a file on you. cybersecurity say hackers have been getting more sophisticated here. according to the wall street journal, many of the unsubscribe links lead leads can lead to fake websites and even scams. >> what hackers are doing now is they're figuring out they may research you and find out that you have a subscription to something, or they may see some alignment where it makes sense that your cable provider is in your area is this name, and they'll send you a fake message and say, oh, do you want to opt out of all these messages?

>> so cybersecurity experts also recommend using the mark as junk option in your email to report spam. never entering your password to opt out of anything, and using antivirus protection. >> high fire danger continues around the bay area, where pg and e has shut off power, and how long the outages could last. plus, a large brush fire came dangerously close to homes last night, and firefighters are still at the scene working to contain the flames right now. a live report on a changing situation there, plus one east bay city that's seen its share of devastation from wildfire, adopt new rules meant to protect people and property. where in berkeley, homeowners will have to follow stricter rules for their landscaping. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> it's awfully windy out there. we're glad you're here. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> i'm andre senior. today is thursday, june 19th. juneteenth, of course, many people are off today. federal offices