who love warm weather are finally going to be happy. >> right? is it 7 a.m. already? >> i wish it was. i jumped at the chance to come in early. >> i'm in here. yeah. okay. yes. if you're inland, it will warm up. even bayside. warm up coast. probably stuck in the 60s. unless maybe down towards santa cruz. they can eke out a 70, but a fog bank. is there nothing compared to the last couple of mornings? although santa rosa 49. 50s elsewhere. some low clouds. but they'll burn off sooner today. still a roaring breeze at travis, southwest of 30. i mean, you know, that has to die down or collapse, but they should be in the upper 80s today as the low kicks out, the high is trying to nose in. but it's a slow process. but warmer temps are slowly on the way. 60s 70s and 80s. all right. he did such a fine job the last two days. we brought him back. mr. james torres is here. >> and i thank you, steve. i had to look good for you, my friend. all right, let's take you out and talk about some of the traffic we're dealing with this morning. not too much to worry about here. we have a crash reported on 680 here. this is

just off of just outside of danville. i should say, a little bit of a backup there. not too much to worry about. should be cleared up pretty soon. we're also dealing with an accident along the eastbound side of 580 at bay view in oakland. that doesn't seem like it's causing too many backups, either. bay bridge toll plaza moving along very smoothly. easy ride into san francisco at 5:00 on the dot. we'll send it back to frank. >> like in the tai. okay, james, thank you for that. san francisco pride kicks off this weekend, but there will be several events that begin today. san francisco's police department will be holding a press conference later this morning to talk about safety at ktvu. aaron dickens joins us live from civic center plaza in the city with a bit of a preview. good morning. >> yeah, good morning to you. now we're seeing a lot of these signs down here. take a look. if you stop or park down here you're going to get towed. starting tonight around 6 p.m. all the way to june 30th, around 6 a.m. so you don't want to

really stop or park down here? take a look down here. this is the plaza and this is going to be packed this weekend. i am standing where that main stage will be. over 300 artists and exhibits expected to be right here throughout the weekend. now, some streets, if you take a look, are already closed right now, including grove and larkin. several streets will be closed along market. obviously the parade starts at 10:30 a.m. on sunday at market street and embarcadero, and it ends on market and ninth. officials say it will last about four hours. and if you're coming down here or attending the parade, you could be searched and will likely hear more about that at the press conference today. expected to begin around nine 3945 this morning. and we'll hear from mayor lori, officials from the police department, district attorney jenkins, and obviously the pride executive director. and the focus, as we've been talking about, will

be pride, safety during the events and the parade itself. and also a very cool event happening tomorrow is a trans march down in dolores park. that is a big event. thousands expected to attend that event, and we will obviously have more on this throughout the morning. i am live in san francisco at the plaza. aaron dickens, back to you guys in the studio. >> all right, aaron, thank you for that happening today. arraignment scheduled for a high ranking member in the san francisco sheriff's office. richard ju serves as the sheriff's chief of staff. he's facing misdemeanor charges of hit and run and filing a false police report. prosecutors say ju, who was off duty at the time, crashed his vehicle into a parked car on diamond heights boulevard back in march. authorities say he waited two weeks to file a report and claimed that he was the victim of a hit and run at a parking lot. >> we're now hearing from a san jose police officer accused of child abuse and drunkenly firing

his gun. officer timothy fay is a 22 year veteran of the san jose police department. he was arraigned yesterday after allegedly firing his gun inside the morgan hill home of his ex-girlfriend. last week. fay was one of two officers who shot and killed a man at a san jose power plant in 2018. speaking to the judge, he described his alcoholism as a coping mechanism and vowed to get treatment. >> it's been traumatic and we all have coping mechanisms. i used alcohol as a coping mechanism and i realized that that isn't the best for me, and i need to find what is best for me and move forward and make myself my best person to make the world a better place for everyone else. >> fay, separately, is accused of abusing a child in monterey county during an incident involving his fiance and her eight year old daughter. he hasn't faced charges in that

incident. the judge agreed to his release on bail with an ankle monitor and daily check ins with police. he is set to be back in court august 20th. >> time now 504. the fbi is searching for an oakland woman who's been missing now since the beginning of the year. 21 year old heaven mcgee disappeared back in january. the fbi believes she may be a victim of human trafficking. his mother last saw her in oakland on january the 17th. she was seen three days after that at a truck stop in stockton yesterday, her family holding a news conference at the oakland police department asking for help. >> those who spent time with heaven. she relied on you and you relied on her to be that someone to help me. and those who love having find her. >> the fbi, offering a reward of up to $10,000 for information leading to her whereabouts. anyone that might have information, contact the fbi or

opd. >> president trump is back in the u.s. following a trip to the netherlands. his administration is touting a win at the nato summit after other countries agreed to increase their defense spending from 2% to 5% of their gdp by 2035. president trump also met privately with ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy for their first sit down since their heated oval office meeting back in february. >> and the president says u.s. will meet with iran next week. he and his administration do continue to criticize anyone that questions the effectiveness of the u.s. strikes on that country's nuclear sites. >> the site is obliterated, and we think everything nuclear is down there. they didn't take it out. >> those that dropped the bombs precisely in the right place know exactly what happened when that exploded. and you know who else knows iran. that's why they came to the table right away. >> that cease fire between israel and iran appears to be

holding up. the israeli government has lifted all restrictions on its civilians. they reopened the schools as well. meanwhile, iran's parliament has voted to suspend cooperation with the un's nuclear watchdog agency. analysts warn that could mean iran could continue its nuclear program without the level of supervision it saw under previous agreements. >> south bay congressman ro khanna is pushing congress to pass his resolution, meant to prevent president trump from escalating tensions with iran. >> it's cost our country billions of dollars. it's put our troops at risk. it has put us more, made us more entrenched in the middle east. and all of that doing something that the american people did not want. >> congressman khanna introduced his war powers resolution last week with bipartisan support. it would bar american military forces from unauthorized hostilities in iran unless congress authorizes any involvement. house speaker mike

johnson criticized the timing of the congressman's proposal, calling it inappropriate and unnecessary. >> regional park in sonoma county just got a little bit bigger. the county acquired over 1500 acres of protected redwood forests that will expand the monte rio redwood regional park. the expansion was purchased from a lumber company for $24 million by the conservation nonprofit save the redwoods league. it was then donated to the country's regional parks department. newly acquired land connects the coast to the bohemian highway. >> well, if you're going to hike through the redwoods, it's not too bad over by the coast. but inland temps are bumping up here. it's been a slow warm up, but we started that yesterday. we'll continue it today. again, not really a big jump coast and bay, but warmer than it has been. it's been unseasonably cool. 85 santa rosa, oakland up to 70, redwood city 75 to 80. and san jose just been just tough to warm up here. only 74 yesterday. we'll go 78 today. although east san jose should be

closer to about 8250s and 40s on the temps. couple 160 out there. that's brentwood. mainly 50s on those temps about up in the oakland hills there right above the claremont at 1400 feet there it's called oakland north 48 degrees in the in the fog 100% south wind at nine gusting to 17. and look at travis. my goodness again west southwest to 30 miles an hour. it is me thinking that that will collapse. and that's going to allow temps to bump up. but even the altamont pass again again isolated site, but still west southwest almost 40mph. now again, those are just, you know, those cranked up wind speeds, other locations not far away are nothing close to that little dip in the jet stream to the north. but the high is nosing in so upper 80s it will be warmer for your thursday here. the bigger jump will be friday and saturday. it does look like some 90s return inland, maybe some mid 90s friday, saturday away from the coast and then by sunday transition day and back on monday tuesday we'll drop again on those temps. so morning low clouds. there's not as many

sunny sooner for most warmer inland yet there's still a breeze for some, not for all, but you can go. if you're on your hike and you're like, man, it's hot. then all of a sudden you turn the corner. it's like, hey, it's windy. it's one of those kind of patterns, highs today, frank, right. you know what i mean 60. >> just laughing steve. >> 6070s 80s on the highs today. >> steve thank you. time now is 510. the trump administration is demanding california change its policies on transgender athletes or lose funding. the legal battle already underway. >> big night at chase center. golden state valkyries played to another sold out crowd at the center. the bay area native on the visiting team had a lot of fans out there, to you're going

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stories we're following this morning. a federal judge says one of california's fair plan home insurance policies is illegally failing to compensate wildfire survivors under california law, a standard insurance policy requires coverage for all losses due to fire and smoke damage. the judge ruled the fair plan does not offer the legally required coverage for smoke damage. back in 2017, the plan changed its policies, saying fire claims must result in direct physical loss and permanent physical changes to a property. homeowners say that language made it difficult to be compensated for smoke and debris damage.

>> san francisco supervisors are finalizing revisions to the mayor's proposed $16 billion budget. that proposal in front of the budget committee includes cuts to cover projected $800 million shortfall. one of the programs facing elimination is project homeless connect. it helps connect homeless people with critical services and has done that for the last 20 years. full board will vote on the finalized budget in two weeks. it will then be sent to mayor lurie. he needs to approve a budget before the end of next month. >> the warriors will have their first pick in this year's nba draft today as the draft enters its second day. golden state didn't have a pick in the first round. the team traded it to the miami heat for jimmy butler. they'll pick 11th in the second round today. the warriors haven't given any indication as to who they'll pick. the trump administration says california violated title nine rules by allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls sports. the u.s. department of education says the state must change its

policies or risk losing federal funding. it's requesting the state ban transgender athletes and strip them from all records, titles and awards, then present awards to people who have previously lost two transgender athletes. the federal announcement says california has ten days to change its policies. >> states like maine and california and minnesota have interpreted their own state laws to protect against discrimination on the basis of gender identity in sports. the federal administration is asserting that these federal interpretations would would preempt the state interpretations. >> in response to the administration's actions, the california department of education said it believes all students should have the opportunity to learn and play at school. california's attorney general, rob bonta, says it is committed to defending california's laws and the rights of all students to inclusive education environments and school athletic programs.

>> time now is 515. online fantasy sports could soon become illegal here in california. online sports gambling is currently illegal in california, but fantasy sports are a bit of a gray area. state attorney general is now expected to release a legal opinion that will deem those fantasy betting sites illegal as well. the republican lawmakers who pushed bonta to make the change says fantasy sports are a game of chance, making them illegal in california without proper licensing. but sports fans say the move is hypocritical. >> why can i bet my life savings on robinhood or any of these other stock apps? but i can't bet on whether or not the giants or the niners or the kings are going to win a ball game. it's absolute hypocrisy. >> the coalition for fantasy sports releasing a statement saying it was devastated by the news, and it hopes bonta will consider fans in his decision. the opinion is expected to be released by july the 3rd. >> it was another sellout crowd

for the golden state valkyries last night, as they hosted bay area native sabrina ionescu and the new york liberty. as ktvu amber lee reports, some valkyries fans were torn between supporting their team and the hometown star athlete. >> wnba basketball by the bay in its inaugural season generates a lot of excitement. the valkyries go up against the reigning champion new york liberty. it's the eighth consecutive sellout. many came to see sabrina ionescu, a walnut creek native and graduate of miramonte high school. she spoke with us about her reaction to playing in front of a hometown crowd shortly before the game started. >> it's really exciting just being back in this community that's obviously shaped who i am. being born and raised here, so it's pretty surreal to be back in this arena as a player, not as a fan. >> this family from danville tells me they're valkyrie's fans who support ionescu. >> we're rooting for both. we love sabrina, but we're always cheering on the valkyries. >> overall, she's just well-rounded. she has both

defense, passing, dribbling, shooting and all the girls look up to her. >> these young fans scored a photo with enescu. what do you like about sabrina? >> she's just really athletic and it's fun to watch her play. >> this couple from concord tells me their daughter played in a high school youth league with ionescu. they are fans of the valkyries and the oregon ducks. the college team that unesco played for. >> i'm so supporting sabrina and oregon, and i want sabrina to come back to the bay area to play for the valkyries. >> these fans are season ticket holders. stephanie d'allesandro fish says ionescu revitalized her interest in the wnba. >> i was a wnba fan when they first came out. i was in eighth grade and then it kind of died off a little bit, but totally back into it. it's exciting. i'm super glad that they're getting the hype that they're getting. so i mean, look at the stadium. it's amazing. >> unesco has a message for young athletes. >> continue to come to games, support and dream of wanting to be in the wnba as well because you can. >> fans hope the valkyrie's financial success will bring

ionescu back home to join the valkyries. i've covered several valkyries games here at chase, and you can really feel the excitement in san francisco. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news. >> a girls flag football program from a north bay school district is starting sooner than expected. the tamalpais union high school district voted this week to start a team at redwood high in the fall. it's a reversal of a previous decision to wait until the fall of 2026 to form teams. it comes after intense lobbying earlier this year by a san rafael resident whose daughter played flag football and accused the tam union district of violating title nine 519. >> your time. a check of weather. let's say good morning to steve and a bit of a warm up if you're inland. right? >> inland. that is correct. you to somebody happy. >> and here she is. >> hello, gasia. yeah. yesterday we started a little bit of a warm up. it will continue to. i think the bigger jump, though will be friday. saturday. but of course. buchanan, 86, livermore, 84, santa rosa and san rafael. low 80s, san jose and san

carlos, both only 74. this has been a really cool pattern for san jose. i mean, they can't get out of the 70s. i bumped them up a little bit today. oakland was only 64 in the city. another day that's is 20 days this month of highs at 60 or or not. even the warmest temp they've had has been 69 degrees. i've yet to have a 70 and they've had five days in the 50s. so it has been an unseasonably cool month, although we saw that two years ago as well. so it does happen. santa rosa though, oakland, redwood city, san jose up we go 85, 70, 80 and 78 on the forecast. highs 50s on most of the temps sonoma county airport, petaluma though say not so fast. we're 49. so if you get some clearing in the north bay has not had much, but it does look like they have some this morning. so that's why their lows are a little cooler. fairfield gusting to 30. i expect that to collapse. i don't think that will maintain itself. and also out to the altamont pass west southwest. that's at 1400 feet. 39mph gusts. amazing. the system. little dip in the jet stream, but the high is nosing in. so it will be a

warmer thursday upper 80s for some well well inland. you know, really kind of outside my forecast. so but it will be hot for some inland on friday and saturday. then it looks like it starts to level off sunday and come right back down monday tuesday. so morning low clouds, not the coverage we've seen the last couple of mornings. so sunny sooner for most. it will be warmer inland yet breezy, and it doesn't take much this time of year to bump up. so we'll see 60s near the coast in the city, 80s inland to a few pushing the upper 80s. >> yeah. nice. nice couple of days. all right. thank you steve. national guard still in la. why? governor newsom says the deployment is impacting the fight against illegal drugs coming up. >> a new warning for those who live in san mateo county. the scam involving jury duty and the tip o that the notice you ived

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report counters president trump's claims about the iran strikes. how the president responds this morning. plus. >> lawfully denying claims for smoke damage, denying them, delaying them, restricting reducing them lowballing these claims. >> federal judge strikes down part of california's insurance plan of last resort. what it means for homeowners who depend on the fair plan. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> we're so glad you're here. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> yeah. good morning, everyone. good to have you with us. today is thursday, june the 26th. what are we almost at 530. that's right. nice and early. >> we're getting there. >> all right, let's wake up with steve. get a little weather word

on what will be a bit of a warm up. >> come on down there. >> excuse me. what was that? >> we count on you. >> don't doze off. all right. got a ways to go. >> no kidding. it's a marathon, that's for sure. we do have some clearing here. more so than we've seen the last couple of mornings. so there are a couple of upper 40s, santa rosa, 50s elsewhere. the city again at 52 average, 53 been really below average on both the low and the high. look at travis going nutty there. southwest gusting to 30. and there's gusts almost 40 at the altamont pass. but slowly, slowly we're building in that high. and temps will bump up some morning low clouds, but nothing compared to the last couple of mornings, so it will burn off sooner. tough on the coast and in the city, but elsewhere we'll see 80 to maybe a few pushing the upper 80s. all right, james torres is here and he tells us the traffic is. >> pretty good. steve, good morning to you. we do have a traffic break that should be starting up over near the cummings highway, along the eastbound side of i-80, just outside of hercules. if you're headed toward crockett here, if

you look at the maps, you're not going to see any icons on there indicating anything. doesn't look like there was actually a crash there. so i'm not totally sure why they're making the break, but that's what some of the chp notes tell us. we'll keep an eye on that. hopefully that doesn't last too long. we also do have a crash on the bay bridge here that's just east of yerba buena island, east of treasure island. that's headed eastbound. so if you're going toward oakland, we've got a crash between two cars. that might slow some things down for you, but going in the other direction, headed towards san francisco. smooth sailing for now. 531. we'll go back to frank on the desk. >> all right. we thank you for that, james. secretary of defense pete hegseth spoke earlier this hour about the u.s. strikes in iran. all this comes as the world is hearing from and seeing iran's leader for the first time since the beginning of the war between israel and iran. ktvu tory gaines joins us now live here in studio with both sides and what they're saying. good morning. >> good morning. frank. we're hearing from iran's supreme leader for the first time since the country came to a cease fire

agreement with israel, and this comes as secretary hegseth and the chairman of the joint chiefs tout the success and skill of military operators who they say made the strikes in iran so successful. >> the highly successful strikes in iran. let me read the bottom line here. president trump directed the most complex and secretive military operation in history, and it was a resounding success, resulting in a cease fire agreement and the end of the 12 day war. there's been a lot of discussion about what happened and what didn't happen. step back for a second. because of decisive military action, president trump created the conditions to end the war, decimating. choose your word. obliterating, destroying iran's nuclear capabilities. >> secretary hegseth, speaking about the american attack from the pentagon and sharing the head of the cia's, note that iran's nuclear program has been severely damaged, also saying

that what the united states military accomplished in the bombings was historic. now, iran's supreme leader claiming a victory over israel in a video broadcast on iranian state television in the last hour, saying, quote, the islamic republic was victorious and in retaliation delivered a hand slap to america's face. now, this is the first time khamenei has been seen by the public since the start of the israel-iran war on june 13th. now, the supreme leader went on to say that president trump showed his hand when he called for a, quote, unconditional surrender from iran. now, iran's leaders also warning the u.s, saying iran has access to u.s. centers in the region and can, quote, take action whenever it deems necessary. frank. >> all righty, tory. thank you for that. a judge has ruled that the california fair plans smoke damage policy directly violates state law by denying coverage for cleanup and remediation, saying the plan is obliged to pay for those expensive

benefits. >> as ktvu tom vacar reports, the plan could face a tidal wave of lawsuits for denying residents in the past. >> with hoses. ada and her son saved their altadena home in january's wildfire, but winds blew thick smoke, ash and debris all over the inside. that smoke often fills homes with all manner of lung damaging particulates, as well as blood and brain threatening toxins. eta says she was too unkempt from cleaning up her home for months, choosing not to appear on camera but telling her sad tale of the california fair plans illegal unfairness. >> i was looking at somewhere between 80 and 100 grand to remediate my home. even though the hygienist report said that your home is filled with lead and should be remediated by a professional company. two days later, i got the denial in writing. >> family and friends put on hazmat protection and they've

been working for months washing, scrubbing, scouring, painting, not knowing if the toxins will really be gone. >> unlawfully denying claims for smoke damage. denying them. delaying them. restricting reducing them. lowballing these claims. >> the fair plan has been caught at it many times. >> every insurance company has to follow the guidelines right, and the fair plan just doesn't seem to do it for some reason. fair plan just thumbs their nose at the department and did nothing. >> but this time the court did. >> horrible heavy metals by dioxins, by asbestos by lead, by beryllium, by lithium. >> oakland homeowners attorney dan shaffer won the l.a. case and many others. >> california fair plan has denied thousands of claims and underpaid many more. >> incredibly, the insurance industry run california fair plan often gets customers from the very people they canceled or non-renewed favoring the ones

they kept. >> you could be a state farm customer next door to a fair paying customer. the state farm customer gets the remediation and moves back in, and the fair plan customer gets nothing. >> it's completely unfair. the california insurance companies wanted to reduce their exposure to california, and this is the way they got it done. they basically didn't renew us, and this was their way to avoid having to pay for the larger expenses. >> the fair plan has always said that it is fair, but the judge didn't buy it, and consumers are still forced to deal with it. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> california fair plan responded to the ruling, saying in part, all fair plan burn damage and smoke damage claims are handled consistent with california law. the fair plan is reviewing the decision, as the fair plan is in the process of updating its policy language to reflect the manner in which claims have been adjusted since last year, it is unlikely to

pursue an appeal. >> san francisco supervisors are finalizing revisions to mayor daniel lowry's proposed $16 billion budget. the proposal before the budget committee includes cuts to cover projected $800 million shortfall. one of the programs facing elimination is project homeless connect. it's helped bring critical services to people who are homeless for more than 20 years now, supervisor connie chan hopes to revive the project's funding before sending the budget to the full board of supervisors. >> could there be a way that he can actually take on project homeless connect and immerse them into as part of the team, and realizing that this could be a bit more even dynamic than it already is. >> the full board will vote on the finalized budget in two weeks. it will then be sent to the mayor. he needs to approve a budget before the end of next month. san mateo county supervisors approved a balanced $4.9 billion budget. they say the plan continues funding vital services, including public safety, health care and affordable housing. supervisors, though, say some uncertainties

remain projected shortfalls in the state budget and possible changes to federal priorities could mean the county will have to make adjustments. the county also is keeping an eye on inflation and the rising cost of labor, goods and services. >> in san jose. anthony rose continues to hold a double digit lead in the special election for the district three city council seat in san jose, the planning commission chair and the nonprofit executive, gabby chavez lopez were the only two candidates in the runoff election, according to the santa clara county registrar's office. tordella says 64% of the 36% for chavez. lopez was somewhat still out there to count. the winner will replace omar torres, who resigned last year. >> a major political win in new york city could reverberate through the political establishment and the entire democratic party. 33 year old democratic socialist zoran mamdani won the democratic nomination in the race for mayor of new york city. he defeated

former governor andrew cuomo, who resigned in 2021 amid numerous scandals. mamdani ran on raising the minimum wage, increasing taxes for wealthy new yorkers, and investing in affordable housing. establishment democrats fear mamdani's progressive agenda could impact the party nationally. >> he wants to raise taxes on 1% of new yorkers high income earners. as the mayor, you don't have the authority to do that. >> i look forward to helping make sure that zoran's elected in november. i hope all democrats will rally behind him. >> the election will be held in november. activist and radio talk show host curtis sliwa ran uncontested in the republican primary. incumbent mayor eric adams plans to run as an independent. mamdani is already the favorite in a heavily democratic new york city. >> well, if you're on the coast yesterday, you were like, what? warming? but if you're inland, you probably said this is a little warmer today. concord, livermore, santa rosa, san rafael bumped into the 80s. 80

to 86 san jose, though it's been a really cool june. that beat continues only 74 yesterday. east san jose is running about 4 to 5 degrees warmer. san carlos was only 74. west atherton was 76. so those are nice temps. oakland only 64. in the city again, 67 below the average. santa rosa today will be 85. oakland to redwood city to 80 and san jose for better 74 to 78. although i think by reid-hillview will be around 82, 64, 52 for the city. another day where the high and the low or below the average 6753. it was hot on this date in 2003. in the city 9648 1917. yes, a001 in drizzle fell. that's the most rain ever on this date in 2014. the city, though, continues to be on the cool, cool side for this june. these are the temperature data. by june 25th. the high is 62.4. average high that is four degrees below the average that is well below the low is also getting a little separation now 52.2 slightly below 52.9 average, but 20 days

with highs in the 60s five in the 50s 58 or 59. not 170 degree temp or higher so far in the city this june. upper 40s. santa rosa, petaluma. low 50s. martinez in there 51 san carlos is where we the city 52. san rafael 52. so a lot of 50s on the temps. still a roaring gust out to the delta, although i think that will fall apart and come way down, probably even by 8 or 9:00 and out to the altamont pass, still west southwest. 39 other locations are far less, but in some of the few wind tunnels there. boy, it is really kicking up its heels. a little dip in the jet stream, but the high is nosing in so upper 80s for many here. next couple of days do look warmer away from the coast. i think we'll get some hot conditions. low mid 90s, probably friday saturday before it all starts to come down again. if not sunday for sure. monday tuesday morning. low clouds, sunny sooner for most. we don't have the coverage on the fog warmer inland yet. it will still get a little bit of an afternoon breeze, but 60, 70, 80 to a few pushing the upper 80s.

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workers at ucsf children's hospital in oakland, say a federal judge will hear a motion for an injunction against the university. the national union of health care workers is fighting uc's plan to transition the union workers to become ucsf employees, rather than children's hospital employees. the uc health system says the workers would receive more valuable benefits under the uc union. >> union members are set to protest today in san francisco over the decision to close parts of the city's health behavior health center. organizers say closing two floors of the phc to convert it to a fully locked facility will displace seniors who are currently living there. that facility currently has more than 80 residents with several mental health conditions. union members say they'll now have to

be transferred to other facilities. we did reach out to the mayor's office for comment on the union's allegations, and we are waiting to hear back. >> some oakland residents are taking matters into their own hands and working to combat a long running problem in their city. members of the volunteer based group urban compassion project say they reported illegal dumping to the city weeks ago and had yet to see any action. so they cleaned up the dump site themselves. they say they're out doing community cleanups at least twice a week. >> created something that we've given to the community a way to be involved in a bigger solution than just complaining to our local city government. >> the founders tell us. since 2021, the nonprofit has organized about 3000 volunteers to clean up more than 2300 tons of waste. they say about 85% of the sites they target stay clean. the group also incentivizes people who are homeless to report illegal dumping, paying them $100 a week. >> caltrans is asking for some input from the public on the future of interstate 980, including the possibility of

actually removing it entirely in oakland. 980 is the extension of highway 24 that runs about two miles between west oakland and downtown oakland. caltrans says it wants to improve connections between each side of the freeway and create some new opportunities for land, housing, businesses and open space. held an open house in west oakland last night asking for feedback after previous surveys, caltrans shared three main scenarios on what they could do with that space. >> scenario one is to enhance what is there without removing or adding any infrastructure. scenario two is an opportunity to cover the facility, which would allow an opportunity to perhaps put a park and paths through there that would let people walk between the two communities. and the remove scenario is a would remove the entire facility and replace it with a boulevard.

>> many of the residents who showed up to that meeting appeared to be in support of removing 980. >> plan. that most speaks to me, i want to say is removing the freeway, mostly because previously there was a lot of people living in that area before the freeway was constructed, and i feel like that amount of displacement and the amount of land here in the bay is so valuable that i feel like returning it back to something that's more productive for green spaces. housing would be much more of a higher priority for me. >> caltrans says it hopes to know the community's preferences by the fall, so that it can start looking into the logistics and feasibility of whatever scenario they pick. >> clothing and accessories giant zara is the latest retailer to close at the san francisco center. zara was one of the largest remaining stores in the city's biggest mall, zara in san francisco center have removed the location from their websites. zara lease was set to expire in early 2027. according to the chronicle. zara will open

a new flagship in nearby union square, but no word yet on when that will happen. >> youtube is raising the minimum age now for users who want to live stream on their platform, san bruno based tech company saying starting july, the 22nd live streamers must be at least 16 or have adult supervision. the current age limit is at least 13. the video sharing service warns it could disable the live chat system and cut off access to other features. for anyone that is underage adults. helping children live stream must appear on camera at all times. >> let's get out the door here at 5.49. typically james torres, we might see things starting to heat up at this early hour. what do you find on the roads? >> yeah, we don't want it to, but sometimes it just does. we'll take a look at our maps here and show you a new accident that just popped up on highway 24 here. that's the westbound side just off of college avenue. it sounds like a car hit a deer that's near the rockridge bart

station. you also see the icon crash icon right there along the bay bridge, right next to the treasure island. we know two cars crashed into each other. that should be cleared up pretty soon, but a little bit of a backup on the westbound side just coming out of emeryville. we'll show you live with our triple a camera network what the traffic looks like moving along on interstate 880 right next to the oakland coliseum. no problems to really see there. and then here's a look at lafayette near walnut creek. highway 24. traffic going smoothly. 550 let's go over to steve paulson in our weather center. >> thank you much there, james. we do have a couple of upper 40s. i'm standing right in front of them, petaluma and santa rosa. they're at 4949, 52 in the city again, one below the average for this time of year. 53. cool, cool. june continues for much of the coast sitting. even oakland has been on the cool side for sure. a lot of 50s here. low to mid up in the oakland berkeley hills. if you're in the fog, it's a cool 148 100% relative humidity that's in the soup. the fog south nine gusting to 17mph. still a decent onshore wind.

also out to travis. i expect that to fall off the table though and come way down. they should push upper 80s to near 90 fairfield today, 4030 up in truckee, 3440 in south lake tahoe, reno and carson city bookends there at 50 degrees, the highest building in a little dip in the jet stream, though they're still can't get rid of that boy. it's been a parade of these going back almost to april. you get these little systems coming in, but that's one system kicking out. we'll get some probably some around 92 to 94 friday, saturday well inland. and it looks like starts to drop sunday and then comes right down again on monday as another low forms i think that will continue into july as well. morning low clouds, sunny sooner for most. there's not the deep coverage of the fog that we saw the last couple of mornings. they're warmer inland, yet we still get that breeze. so 60s, 70s to upper 70s, anywhere near the bay, the coast, and then 80s to upper 80s, a few maybe pushing near 90 more likely tomorrow. that looks to be the hottest day. friday isn't saturday will. then we kind of drop it a teeny bit. sunday. big drop on monday, steve. >> thank you. 551 this morning

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warriors will have their first pick in this year's nba draft today as the draft enters day number two. golden state didn't have a pick in the first round. the team traded it to miami to get that guy jimmy butler, but they'll pick 11th in the second round today. the warriors haven't given any indication as to who they may pick in tonight's draft. >> with the first pick in the 2020 nba draft, the dallas mavericks select cooper flagg from duke university. >> there he is only a freshman. dallas mavericks are celebrating after selecting that man cooper flagg as first overall pick in the draft. former duke star was named the college player of the year. the team described the 18 year old as a generational talent. meanwhile, stanford's center. there's seven footer, that's maxime renault. he's

still waiting to get his name called. born in france, he averaged a double double at stanford this season with 20 points and ten rebounds per game. perhaps today will be his day. >> a statue of san francisco giants legend barry bonds could join the existing tributes outside oracle park. speaking on 95.7 the game, giants ceo larry baer said a statue of bonds is on the radar. bonds played 15 seasons with the giants till he retired in 2007. he was a 12 time all star and still holds the mlb record for most home runs in both the season and a career. though his career is overshadowed by allegations of steroid use, baer did not say when a statue could be built or exactly where one might go. >> san francisco's opera is set to hold its first ever pride concert. the san francisco opera house will be transformed with immersive, colorful projections that reflect the spirit of the music and the lgbtq community. in honors, it will be a blend of classical music with pop songs with a theme of sorrow,

authenticity and resilience. tomorrow night's concert will also feature lgbtq composers and performers, and some of those musicians tell us pride month. and this concert is very important. >> i just want people to feel uplifted and excited and happy because right now, it's a hard time to be queer in this country, and i want people to feel invigorated by seeing all of this queer art. >> some of the visuals will include archival photos from san francisco pride marches that date back to the 1970s. >> a movie about the founding of facebook is getting a sequel. oscar winning screenwriter and director aaron sorkin says he's working on a sequel to the social network. it will be based on a series of articles published in the wall street journal, which highlighted facebook's reported knowledge of the harm that facebook and instagram could cause to teenagers, and the app's role in spreading misinformation and political violence. no word yet

on when the movie will be out. >> time now. 557 city of martinez holding its festival this weekend to celebrate the legacy of its downtown beavers. yes, a beaver family made national news nearly 20 years ago. martinez went to build a small dam and a dome shaped lodge on the creek there. over a decade in their downtown housing, the beavers produced 27 little beavers, and other generations have since followed suit. saturday's beaver festival in martinez will run from 10:00 until 3 p.m. >> several bay area restaurants are being honored with new michelin stars. the michelin guide for california held its annual announcement presentation near sacramento. three bay area restaurants are honored in the new list on clo and sonoma was awarded two michelin stars. kiln in san francisco was elevated from 1 to 2 stars, and sun moon studio in oakland was awarded its first star. many tourists plan trips around meals at michelin star restaurants.

>> our food scene has matured rapidly over the last few years, and certainly a great testament to that. >> nice cocktailing program. okay, well, you do all of that. >> so ellen in menlo park was also named a bib gourmand restaurant, which recognizes eateries offering fine food at a good value. in total, the bay area now has five restaurants with three michelin stars. nine restaurants with two stars and 27 restaurants with one michelin star. >> still to come? gearing up for one of the city's biggest annual celebrations, the security measures all taking effect for pride weekend in san francisco. and a lot of eyes on the supreme court this morning and this week, some major cases still before the justices, including the rights of people born in our country when we could see a decision from the nation's highest court, next. >> from ktvu, fox- [music] two news. this is mornings on two. >> hey. good morning. welcome to mornings on two on this

thursday. thursday. i had to think about it. i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. let's get outside. we've been looking forward to this warmer weather. well, at least those of us who enjoy it. right, steve? >> that is correct. frank's been off for a month, so he's not sure where he is right now. >> and up early. the last. >> couple of days. good point. >> by. >> you, sir. gasia is correct if you like the warmer temps. it started yesterday and will continue today. coast though still a little tough there but 40s 48 sonoma county airport for once this week. the areas to the north are mainly clear. some fog, but nothing compared to the last couple. there it is. travis has gone from 34 to 5 miles an hour now down to 17. i thought that would happen. concord south, gusting to 23. so still an onshore breeze here, but the low kicking out the high nosing in. so we're starting to see what we call higher heights at the 500 millibar level. and that means temps will bump up this time of year. not a problem. sunny sooner for most here. temperatures anywhere from 60 on the coast and the city, but we're looking at 80 to maybe a few pushing upper 80s inland. all right, james torres is here at 6:00. good. bad. indifferent.

what? >> traffic is pretty. okay, steve. okay, i'll give you a good. okay. let's take you out into the south bay here. not much going on in san jose, really. not too many accidents all the way around to report to you. green light conditions for most of the bay area here. i do want to show you the san mateo bridge. a lot less windy today than we've seen earlier in the week. traffic moving along just fine between the peninsula and the east bay. 601 we'll head back to gasia on the desk. >> james. thank you. san francisco's big pride parade is this weekend, and ahead of that, the city's top brass will discuss safety measures, some of which are already in place. ktvu erin dickens live at civic center plaza in san francisco to show us the changes. erin. and also look ahead. good morning. >> yeah, good morning to you. this street has been closed for several days. take a look. grove and polk were out right now. and if you take a look down the street, you can see that truck full of barricades and cones. those are expected to go out today as well. we're also seeing

street signs, no parking and no standing. starting at 6:00 tonight. and if you drive down here, you really want to check out the signs so you don't get towed. and this place obviously going to be packed this weekend. the main stage will be right here at the plaza, all lit up. over 300 artists and exhibits expected to be right here throughout the weekend. now several streets will be closed along market this weekend. the parade goes down, starts at 10:30 a.m. on sunday at market street and the embarcadero. it ends on market and ninth. officials say it will last about four hours. and if you're coming down here or attending the parade, you could be searched and will likely hear more about that at the press conference today. it's expected to begin around 945. we will hear from mayor lori, officials from the police department, district attorney jenkins and the pride executive director. the focus obviously safety. and during during the parade itself. and

there will also be a trans mark trans march down at dolores park that's about a mile from here. and i checked out the pride website. it is one of the largest trans events in the entire world, and that will take place tomorrow in san francisco. erin dickens, back to you guys in the studio, erin. >> thank you. we'll see you through the morning. some pride events happening around the bay. san francisco pride is hosting its free pride block party today at 5:00 on annie and market street downtown by the palace hotel. today is also oakland to all's lovers ball. it's for people 21 and up that's happening at public works in san francisco. doors are open at eight tonight, then happening at 6 p.m. community members gathering to rally for transgender youth healthcare in san francisco. that's right there at city hall. >> time now is 603. the trump administration alleges california violated title nine rules by allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls sports. the u.s. department of education says the state must change its policies or risk

losing federal funding. it's requesting the state ban. transgender athletes stripped them from all records, titles and awards, and present awards to people who previously lost to transgender athletes, federal announcement says. california has ten days to change its policy. >> states like maine and california and minnesota have interpreted their own state laws to protect against discrimination on the basis of gender identity in sports. the federal administration is asserting that these federal interpretations would would preempt the state interpretations. in response to the administration's actions, the california department of education said it believes all students should have the opportunity to learn and play while at school. california's attorney general, rob bonta office says it is committed to defending california laws and the rights of all students to inclusive education environments

and school athletic programs. >> happening today, the supreme court could hand down several major rulings. in the coming hour or so. justices are set to return to the bench this morning to issue their opinions. they have about ten cases still remaining in the session. some of the biggest include the trump administration's challenge of the guarantee of birthright citizenship. other noteworthy cases involve medicaid, congressional redistricting, and mandatory minimum sentencing. we're watching for word on these decisions and will bring you the outcome through the morning. meanwhile, president trump is back in the united states following a trip to the netherlands. his administration is touting a win at the nato summit after other countries agreed to increase their defense spending from 2% to 5% of their gdp by 2035. president trump also met privately with ukraine's president volodymyr zelenskyy for their first sit down since their heated oval office meeting back in february. >> meanwhile, president trump says u.s. will meet with iran next week in his administration. do continue to criticize anyone

that questions the effectiveness of those u.s. strikes on the country's nuclear sites. >> the site is obliterated, and we think everything nuclear is down there. they didn't take it out. >> those that dropped the bombs precisely in the right place know exactly what happened when that exploded. and you know who else knows iran. that's why they came to the table right away. >> all the pushback comes after a leaked intelligence report that suggested the strikes did not destroy iran's ability to create a nuclear weapon. both the pentagon and the fbi say they are working to find the source of that classified repor. and that cease fire between israel and iran appears intact. it's holding up. the israeli government has lifted all restrictions on civilians and reopened schools. meanwhile, iran's parliament has voted to suspend cooperation with the un's nuclear watchdog agency. analysts warn that could mean iran could continue its nuclear program without the level of

supervision it saw under previous agreements. >> happening today, leaders in vallejo are holding a vigil in the face of increasing gun violence there. this comes after the city's seventh homicide of the year last friday. the victim, a 65 year old man. county supervisors and representatives from community violence groups are expected to speak. starts at 2:00 at the north vallejo park. >> happening today. an arraignment is scheduled for a high ranking member in the san francisco sheriff's office. richard zhou serves as a sheriff's chief of staff. he's facing misdemeanor charges of hit and run and filing a false police report. prosecutors say ju, who was off duty at the time, crashed a sheriff's vehicle into a parked car on diamond heights boulevard back in march. authorities say he waited two weeks to file a report and then claim that he was the victim of a hit and run in a parking lot. >> we're hearing from a san jose police officer accused of child abuse and drunkenly firing his gun. officer timothy fay is a 22

year veteran of the san jose police department. he was arraigned yesterday after allegedly firing his gun inside the morgan hill home of his ex-girlfriend. last week. fay was one of two officers who shot and killed a man at a san jose power plant in 2018. speaking to the judge, he described his alcoholism as a coping mechanism and vowed to get treatment. >> it's been traumatic and we all have coping mechanisms. i use alcohol as a coping mechanism and i realized that that isn't the best for me, and i need to find what is best for me and move forward and make myself my best person. to make the world a better place for everyone else. >> fay is also accused of abusing a child in monterey county during an incident involving his fiance and her eight year old daughter. he hasn't faced charges in that incident. the judge agreed to his release on bail with an ankle monitor and daily check ins with police. he is set to be

back in court august 20th. >> time now is 608. a regional park in sonoma county just got bigger. the county acquired about 1500 acres of protected redwood forests that will expand the monte rio redwood regional park. the expansion was purchased from a lumber company for $24 million by the conservation nonprofit save the redwoods league. it was then donated to the county's regional parks department. newly acquired land connects the coast to the bohemian highway. >> all right. super pretty way up north. but let's talk about getting to work and where else we have to go on a thursday morning. we will head over to the traffic center. james torres is holding things down on a busy ish thursday. >> good morning. making your way up north shouldn't be much of a problem here. you know, the golden gate bridge doesn't get too busy at this time of the morning, but we are keeping an eye on one on one crossing through santa rosa. there was an accident reported on highway 12 near 101. you're not seeing it on the maps here. and that makes me think it's probably cleaned up almost instantly. so not

causing too many concerns. that was just off of fulton road along highway 12 here, so not too much to worry about in that direction. we'll take you all the way down in the peninsula here, because we have an accident along 280 just outside of mountain view here. not too many details on that one, but that doesn't look like it's causing any problems either. we'll take you live outside with our triple a camera network over to the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on. there is still a reported crash in the middle of the bay bridge, just outside of yerba buena island, and that's causing just a little bit of a delay. not too much trouble, though, if you're headed into san francisco 610 this morning, we'll send it back to you. >> gasia james. thank you. some california homeowners say the state's fair plan is legally denying their insurance claims. we'll hear their complaints and learn about a new ruling that should help set the record straight. >> and bay area tech giant nvidia is once again the world's most valuable company. how the company's ceo is planning for his company's future, and the technology he sees as the next area of explosive growth. those

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top stories on this thursday. defense secretary pete hegseth just wrapped up a news conference in which he slammed the news media for reporting on the leak of a preliminary assessment suggesting the airstrikes at an iranian nuclear facility caused limited damage. >> we're here this morning because in hunting for scandals

all the time in trying to find wedges and spin stories, this press corps and the press corps miss historic moments. you miss historic moments like 5%. >> defense secretary hegseth accused the media of trying to undercut the trump administration and minimize the current cease fire currently on in the middle east. san francisco city leaders today will announce security measures for the upcoming pride weekend celebration. this weekend is the city's 55th annual celebration. visitors this weekend could be searched. they may have to go past several checkpoints, either going through metal detectors or handheld electric wands, and san francisco supervisors are finalizing revisions to mayor daniel lurie's proposed $16 billion budget. the proposal in front of the budget committee includes cuts to cover a projected $800 million

shortfall. the full board will vote on the finalized budget in a two weeks. it will then be sent back to mayor lurie. he needs to approve a budget before the end of july. >> santa clara based artificial intelligence chipmaker nvidia is turning to robotics as its next big opportunity. nvidia just regained the title of most valuable company in the world, with a total stock value of more than $3.7 trillion. the company's ceo announced at its annual shareholders meeting. other than ai, robotics represent the chipmaker's largest area of growth. self-driving cars would also be the first major commercial application of the technology. nvidia sales have skyrocketed from 27 billion in fiscal year 2023 to 130.5 billion last year, and analysts predict sales will jump to $200 billion this year. 615 a landmark ruling against the state's home insurer of last resort. andre senior in studio here to tell us about the federal ruling, andre, that says california's fair plan violates state code. >> well, garcia, a federal judge

says the fair plans home insurance policy is illegally failing to compensate wildfire victims. specifically, the ruling targets. the plans plans smoke damage policy under california law, a standard insurance policy requires coverage for all loss by fire and smoke damage. now, the judge ruled the fair plan does not offer the legally required coverage for smoke damage. in 2017, the plan changed its policy, saying fire claims must result in direct physical loss and permanent physical changes to a property. homeowners say that language made it difficult to be compensated for smoke and debris damage. >> california fair plan has denied thousands of claims and underpaid many more. you could be a state farm customer next door to a fair plan customer. the state farm customer gets the remediation and moves back in, and the fair plan customer gets nothing. >> one homeowner in altadena says she has been cleaning her home for months since the wildfires in los angeles. she

saved her home from the flames, but winds blew smoke, ash and debris inside. the fair plan denied her claim for remediation and cleaning. >> i was looking at somewhere between 80 and 100 grand to remediate my home. even though the hygienist report said that your home is filled with lead and should be remediated by a professional company. two days later, i got the denial in writing. >> attorneys say the ruling could lead to hundreds of millions of dollars in compensation for thousands of fire victims. the fair plan is managed and funded by insurance companies in california, and covers about 5% of policyholders in the state. the california fair plan responded to the ruling, saying it plans to update its policy language. it is unlikely to pursue an appeal, we're told. back to you. >> all right, andre, thank you for that. let's check traffic on a thursday. and it's been not too bad so far, i guess. right, james? >> not too bad. is a good way to put it. frank. good morning to

you. and to you, gasia. we'll take you live right now with our traffic network showing you the bay bridge toll plaza. we're seeing just a little bit of a backup. the metering lights are on. there is still a crash at. crews are working on in the middle of the bay bridge. that's causing just a little bit of a slowdown. shouldn't be too much to get you out from the east bay over into downtown san francisco. we'll take you live out to interstate 80 next to the oakland coliseum. no trouble there. and if you're headed up to the north bay, the richmond san rafael bridge, you can see it moving pretty slowly. but for the most part, traffic moving along all a okay. 618 we'll send it over to steve paulson. steve, i feel like i never tell you your tie looks sharp today. >> this old tie. thank you. i always wear it when i don't care how i look. so there you go. thank you, thank you, thank you. gasia got it. santa rosa, oakland, redwood city and san jose. all fine places, indeed. they'll all warm up today. santa rosa to 85. oakland. been a cool. so we've talked about san francisco being cool. oakland's like, hey, so have we. i know

you're only 64 yesterday, 70 today, redwood city. not bad either. 75 will go 80 today in san jose. really a cool june bump you up to 78. that's still below average though. the city 64 to 5267. 53 is average 96 on this date. in 2003, the record high 48. the record low 1917. have we ever had any 30s on june 26th around here for climate data? are you going to make it? yes, we have santa cruz on this date dropped to 37. in 1901. livermore was 38 on june 26th, 1917. santa rosa 38 not that long ago, 2019 san jose though 39 1894 petaluma 39 on this date 1917, and graton also 39, in 1975. so it still happens. just pretty rare now. the city continues to march to the beat of a cool june there. their average high now is 62.4. that is four degrees below the average of 66.4. the low

continues to get a little separation to 52.2 is the average this month normal is 52.9. so 20 days with highs in the 60s this will be 21 and five days with highs in the 50s this month. not 170 degree or higher yet in june 40s for a few santa rosa petaluma. 50s for most, but san carlos down to 51. martinez is in there a lot of low 50s mid 50s here. and the caldecott above. not in it. above it. steve in the tunnel. it's a little warm 48, but relative humidity because of the fog 100%. southwest winds 17 miles an hour. travis coming down. they were 30 now 17. i expect that. that's why they'll warm up 30 up in the mountains, including truckee, south lake tahoe, reno, now at 46 degrees. and the high continues kind of nose in ever so slowly. it doesn't take much when you get to the end of june here to bump it up. and we will today we'll get some upper 80s looks likely though some low to mid 90s for those well inland on friday and also saturday. the coast probably a little warmer, but not that much. so morning low

clouds, but it will be sunny sooner for most today. warmer inland still get that breeze though. but 60, 70, 80, maybe near 90 for a few for sure. tomorrow. for inland areas, friday into saturday might be close sunday, then much cooler on monday. garcia. >> thank you steve. >> 621 here, more details coming out regarding an immigration crackdown in the south bay with the santa clara county sheriff's department says they were so surprised by, and how immigration agents are getting information that leads to arrests. then what could be critical help for people who have nowhere else to go? how a new housing option in hayward aims to protect those who have been victimized from falling even further into deeper

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have a new place to recover and move forward in the east bay. a new tiny home community in hayward is called betty's village. it's named for the founder of the restorative pathway shelter, betty moose. she opened the nation's first domestic violence shelter in 1971. the eight custom built tiny homes will provide emergency shelter for survivors of human trafficking and domestic violence. >> nobody wakes up and says that they want to come to a shelter, but when that is their only option, we want to make sure that this is the best option that they have available, that they have their own space, they have their own privacy and a place to really restore and heal during some of the hardest times of their life. >> residents are offered wraparound support with the goal of finding permanent housing. restorative pathways says the

average stay for residents ranges from 60 days to six months, depending on the circumstances. a new study says disposable e-cigarettes are more toxic than traditional cigarettes. researchers at uc davis found e-cigarettes and vape pods release high amounts of toxic metals. they say one disposable e-cigarette released more lead during a day's use than nearly 20 packs of traditional cigarettes. researchers also found high concentrations of nickel, chromium and other toxins in the devices. inhaling the metals can increase the risk of cancer, respiratory disease, and nerve damage. at the height of mosquito season in many parts of the country, health officials are on the lookout for west nile virus. the latest data show more than ten states have reported cases this year. california is not on that list. west nile symptoms can include severe fevers, headaches, muscle weakness and more. most infected people usually experience little to no symptoms. scientists say standing water can be a breeding

ground for mosquitoes. a coast guard tall ship is docked at pier 17 in san francisco this morning for its first visit to the city in nearly 20 years. our crews were on board the u.s. coast guard cutter eagle as it sailed into the bay yesterday. the 295 foot vessel is the only active ship of its type owned by the u.s. government. 150 coast guard cadets were on board training on the ship all summer along the west coast. the commanding officer is the first woman to captain the vessel. >> it's a long journey to bring the eagle to the west coast, and it's just really such a historic trip. i think it's great for the cadets to see. great to be able to represent the coast guard in a place that we don't often get to. >> the eagle will be open for free public tours this saturday. it will leave on sunday, then return on july 25th, when it will once again be open to visitors. 626. california versus the trump administration, where the governor's office says the white house crackdown on protests in los angeles took away important resources needed

for other law enforcement action. then a plea from a distraught mother to help find her missing daughter, where an oakland woman was last seen five months ago, and why the fbi says she may be a victim of foul play.

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trump administration insists it destroyed iran's nuclear program. but an ayatollah this morning has a much different

take on it. also ahead, san francisco could be facing a $500 million deficit. city leaders are finalizing a new budget. will take a look at one of the programs now in jeopardy. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> a quick peek at the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. the s&p- [music] 500 nearing a record high this morning. among the leaders, santa clara based nvidia, the chip makers, again the most valuable company in the world, some $3.7 trillion. investors feeling more confident that any restrictions the trump administration might place on the company's relationship with china won't dampen its prospects. we are seeing an early jump on the dow futures. let's see where the day takes us. we'll watch the markets until they close at 1:00 today. we're so glad you're with us. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. >> good morning. one and all. i'm frank mallicoat. thursday, june the 26th. last full week of june, by the way. july rolls around, and if you're inland, you're going to start feeling the heat a little bit. let's check in with steve and get a

check of weather. >> that is correct. hasn't been too bad this june, but we are trending up on these temps here. i think upper 80s today. 90s for sure as we head towards tomorrow. but temperatures a couple of upper 40s sonoma county airport 48 clear the city 52. then it's a lot of 50s. but if you look out here, this is where gasia will be hiking later today. right here. see all these little hills? right? right there, right there, right there. so take a break right there because it will be warmer, that's for sure. we will see low clouds on the coast 50, 60, 60, 70, around the bay, 70s, 80s, maybe a few, depending on how far outside my forecast zone you go. could be in the 90s, more likely tomorrow. the highs nosing in slowly. it will be here for a couple of days, then it will start to back off probably sunday monday. but for today morning, low clouds. not nearly as much as we've seen the past couple of days. tough to get much warmer. i mean, it's been cool coast in the city. they won't change much, but inland 80 to a few pushing the upper 80s. all right. james torres is here. 631. he tells us a bridge, a freeway. what? >> let's talk about the bay bridge. it's mostly what we like

to go to on mornings like this, because we know a lot of people heading to san francisco to get to work, especially on a thursday. that's one of the days that you may head into the office if you have one of those hybrid schedules, but not too much going on in terms of concerns for you. if you're heading into the city. there is a accident that was reported on the bay bridge that's causing a little bit of a slowdown, but it's still only might take you just about 30 minutes from the bay bridge toll plaza into the city. here you see the metering lights are on. that's the only reason for that little tiny bit of a backup. interstate 80 moving pretty slow. if you come off from castro valley down toward union city and fremont. give yourself a little bit of extra time if you're headed that direction. 632. we'll go back to garcia on the desk. >> james. thank you. secretary of defense pete hegseth spoke about the u.s. strikes in iran this morning, as the world is seeing iran's leader for the first time since the start of the war between israel and iran. >> and ktvu tory gains joins us now live to tell us what both sides are saying. good morning. >> yeah. good morning guys. we're hearing from iran's supreme leader for the first time since the country came to a

cease fire agreement with israel. and this comes as secretary hegseth and the chairman of the joint chiefs shared details about what they say made this operation a success. >> you do not build a multi-layered underground bunker complex with centrifuges and other equipment in a mountain for any peaceful purpose. they weren't able to discuss this with their family, their wives, their kids, their friends, but they just kept grinding it out. and along the way, they realized we did not have a weapon that could adequately strike and kill this target. so they began a journey to work with industry and other tacticians to develop the gbu 57. >> the chairman of the joint chiefs, general dan cain, described the 15 years of research that led to the development of that weapon, a 30,000 pound bomb known as a bunker buster. now, secretary hegseth, sharing details from the head of the cia's note from yesterday that iran's nuclear program has been severely

damaged. now, the secretary went on to call the bombings historic and now iran's supreme leader claiming a victory over israel in a video broadcast on iranian state television in the last couple of hours, saying, quote, the islamic republic was victorious and in retaliation delivered a hand slap to america's face. now, this is the first time khamenei has been seen by the public since the start of the israel-iran war. on june 13th. the supreme leader went on to say that president trump showed his hand when he called for a, quote, unconditional surrender from iran. now, this morning, secretary hegseth pushing back. >> i would say iran's going to have to say a lot of things right now in order to bolster their image, especially internally. you know, in the media, there's a lot of things they'll say for domestic consumption, but we're watching very closely what they do now. >> iran's leader also giving a grave warning to the u.s, saying iran has access to u.s. centers in the region and can take

action whenever it deems necessary. in studio tory gains ktvu, fox two news. >> tory. thank you. 634. senate minority leader chuck schumer is back at work after being hospitalized briefly wednesday afternoon. senator schumer's office says he became lightheaded while at the senate gym. he went to the hospital to be treated for dehydration. we'll note there has been scorching heat in and around washington, dc for days now. >> state officials say the deployment of california guard troops to la is reducing resources now in the fight against illegal drugs. the governor's office says normally, about 450 cal guard members are deployed statewide, including at points of entry, to seize illegal narcotics. but it says about a third of the troops dedicated to the state's counterdrug task force have been assigned by president trump in la. well, the state says so far this year, that task force has helped to seize over 2,400 pounds of fentanyl and nearly 1.5 million pills.

>> we're learning more about the recent arrest of suspected undocumented immigrants at santa clara county jails. >> one of the things that we did not expect from ice was that they would just start showing up at our facilities, waiting. >> officials say at least four people were arrested at the elmwood correctional facility in milpitas as they were being released from custody. the sheriff's office says it does not cooperate with immigration enforcement action, but at least one law enforcement expert says there is little local authorities can do to stop immigration agents from showing up at jails. >> publicly available information that anybody can call up and ask when is, you know, john doe getting released from jail. and that includes ice being able to call up and ask that information. >> we are not calling. we are not coordinating. we are not collaborating in any way with ice. >> so far, an estimated 56,000 people have been detained nationwide under the trump administration's heightened immigration enforcement.

>> time now is 636. in san jose, anthon tornadoes continues to hold a double digit lead. the special election for that district three city council seat. the planning commission chair and nonprofit executive gabby chavez lopez were the only two candidates in the runoff election. according to the santa clara county registrar's office, lowe's has 64% of the vote to 36% for chavez. lopez, with some votes still unaccounted for. the winner will replace omar torres, who resigned last year. >> san francisco supervisors are finalizing revisions to mayor daniel lowry's proposed $16 billion budget. the proposal before the budget committee includes cuts to cover a projected $800 million shortfall. one of the programs facing elimination is project homeless connect. it's helped bring critical services to people who are homeless for more than 20 years now, supervisor connie chan hopes to revive the project's funding before sending the budget to the full board of

supervisors. >> there be way that he can actually take on project homeless connect and immerse them into as part of the team, and realizing that this could be a bit more even dynamic than it already is. >> the full board will vote on the finalized budget in two weeks. it will then be sent to the mayor. he needs to approve a budget before the end of next month. san mateo county supervisors approved a balanced $4.9 billion budget. they say the plan continues funding for vital services, including public safety, health care and affordable housing. supervisors, though, say uncertainties remain projected shortfalls in the state budget and possible changes to federal priorities could mean the county will have to make adjustments. the county is also keeping a watchful eye on the rising cost of labor, goods and services, as well as inflation. >> time now is 638. a check of traffic. once again on this thursday. we check in with james. good morning. >> good morning. it is thursday, so we still have a couple days until the weekend. but keep in mind if you're heading into san francisco, we've got the big

pride parade coming up this sunday. some road closures are in place, a bunch of other activities going on tomorrow and saturday, so keep that in mind if the city are part of your plans this weekend. taking a look here at our maps showing you a slowdown along 205 near the altamont pass. typical slowdown this morning. you probably already know and expect that if that's part of your normal commute, showing you with our live camera network given to us by their triple a sponsors san mateo bridge, you see that american flag waving on the back of that truck there? a little bit of a windy start to the morning here, but for the most part, traffic moving along smoothly. we'll end it here showing you highway 24 facing lafayette. no problems there. time now is 639. we'll send it over to steve paulson in the weather center. >> all right. thank you james. appreciate that. and mainly clear a little bit of fog out there. nothing compared to the last couple of mornings. so a far less coverage to the north. so the lows have dipped there. santa rosa is 48. petaluma is 49, san rafael 51. out to other locations also in the low 50s 52 martinez, san carlos, menlo park. so everyone's pretty close

here on these temps. higher elevations. mount veeder 64. west wind at 16 oakland hills. that's right above the claremont. there 48 southwest 17 and boulder creeks 48 northwest at ten. so there's some cool temps aloft west southwest at the altamont pass now again, isolated site around 1400 feet, 37mph to the west southwest. so we still have an onshore breeze for some or wind for others. 3638 truckee, south lake tahoe reno is at 46 and two for mammoth and alturas at 45. the lone outpost out there at 46 degrees. the little dip in the jet stream up here to the north, you can see right there still get that little dip right there. you're looking at 18,000ft, 500 millibars. but the system is beginning to kick out and the high will start to nose in as it does inland. temps are warming up, so upper 80 could be a few near 90. i mean cloverdale, healdsburg, calistoga of course. antioch, brentwood. they'll flirt with that. but for sure friday, saturday we'll get some low to mid 90s. and it looks like it starts to back right off

again as we start another cool down early next week. morning low clouds, sunny sooner for most, but warmer inland. we'll get some upper 80s for some 60s though. 70s though closer to the coast. san francisco and also oakland. warm to hot for some inland. friday saturday starts to transition sunday, then cooler returns on monday. >> we will take it. thank you steve. coming up, you have a chance to weigh in on the future of one of the more traveled roads right here in the bay area. there it is. the plan that could end up removing interstate 980 in oakland [ birds chirping ] [ engine whirling ] experience the fully electric audi q6 e-tron®. get exceptional offers at your local audi dealer.

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this morning, defense secretary pete hegseth and dean cain, the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, just wrapped up a news conference about an hour ago in which he slammed the news media for reporting on the leak of a preliminary assessment that suggests the airstrikes at an iranian nuclear facility caused limited damage. >> we're here this morning because in hunting for scandals all the time in trying to find wedges and spin stories, this press corps and the press corps miss historic moments. you miss

historic moments like 5%. >> defense secretary hegseth accused the media of trying to undercut the trump administration and minimize the current cease fire in the middle east. trump administration is accusing california of violating title nine rules by allowing transgender athletes to compete in girls sports. the u.s. department of education says the state must change its policies or risk losing federal funding. it's requesting the state ban transgender athletes and strip them from all records, titles and awards. california's been given ten days to change its policies. the state's education department says all students should have the opportunity to learn and play at school. a federal judge says one of california's fair plan home insurance policies is illegally failing to compensate wildfire survivors under california law. a standard insurance policy requires coverage for all losses due to fire and smoke damage. the judge ruled the fair plan does not offer the legally required coverage for smoke damage. in 2017, the plan

changed its policies, saying fire claims must result in direct physical loss and permanent physical changes to a property. homeowners say that language made it difficult to be compensated for smoke and debris damage. >> time now is 645. fbi is searching for an oakland woman who's been missing since the beginning of the year. 21 year-old heaven mcgee. she disappeared in january. the fbi believes she may be the victim of human trafficking. mcgee's mother last saw her in oakland on january the 17th. she was last seen three days after that at a truck stop in stockton. yesterday, her family holding a news conference at the oakland police department asking for help. >> those who spent time with heaven. she relied on you, and you relied on her to be that someone to help me and those who love heaven. find her. >> the fbi is offering a reward

up to $10,000 for any information leading to her whereabouts. anyone that may have information as contact the fbi or oakland police. >> caltrans is asking for input from the public on the future of interstate 980, as well as the possibility of removing it entirely. now, 980 is the rather short extension of highway 24, runs about two miles between west oakland and downtown oakland. caltrans says it wants to improve connections between each side of the freeway and create new opportunities for land, housing, businesses and open space. it held an open house in west oakland last night, asking for feedback. after previous surveys, caltrans shared three scenarios as to what could happen with that space. >> scenario one is to enhance what is there without removing or adding any infrastructure. scenario two is an opportunity to cover the facility, which would allow an opportunity to perhaps put a park and paths through there that would let people walk between the two

communities. and the remove scenario is an would remove the entire facility and replace it with a boulevard. >> construction of 980 starting back in the 1960s, cut through west oakland, many black owned businesses and families of color in particular were displaced. many who showed up to the meeting last night support the removal of 980. >> plan. that most speaks to me, i want to say is removing the freeway, mostly because previously there was a lot of people living in that area before the freeway was constructed, and i feel like that amount of displacement and the amount of land here in the bay is so valuable that i feel like returning it back to something that's more productiv. for green spaces. housing would be much more of a higher priority for me. >> caltrans says it hopes to know the community's preference by the fall, so it can start looking into the logistics and feasibility of that scenario. >> i know they got a number of overpasses over 980, but it did kind of split up a neighborhood one from the other. so we'll see

where that goes. meanwhile, on that traffic thing, let's check in with james, find out how we're doing out there. >> i'll tell you, whenever i drive along 980, i realize it's 980. then all of a sudden, it's not anymore. right. it's such a short, quick. >> it's a nanosecond. >> we'll show you what we're looking at here. traffic starting to build up a little bit in the east bay, especially along 880. we talk about 880. i think almost every day when we talk about traffic and some slowdowns and we're getting there. this time, just shy of 7:00 this morning, 880 southbound near 66th avenue has a crash reported there, a solo crash there, creating a tiny bit of a backup. but we're seeing pockets of red all throughout the freeway this morning. that's pretty typical here. taking a live look with our triple camera network showing you outside highway 24 facing lafayette here. not too many troubles out in that direction. 649 we'll go to steve paulson in the weather center. >> james thank you sir. appreciate that. some fog, but not nearly the amount that we had. and you know that as well, james, we've seen the last couple of mornings, which has

allowed some upper 40s to form a lot of low 50s. i mean, this fog will burn off much, much sooner and temps are on their way up here for many. not that warm in the higher elevations. i mean, mount veeder 65, oakland and oakland hills and boulder creek are both in the upper 40s. so i mean, if we're going to warm up that much, we'd see some 60s, 70s been down that road before. not yet, but maybe tomorrow we'll see some warmer, higher elevation temps west southwest 37. that's at the altamont pass, west wind in livermore. west, south and west wind out towards mines road. so i mean there's still a little bit of an onshore breeze. 6452 for the city, another day where it will be below the average of 6753. the record 96 2003 and 48 way back in 1917. the city for june again, this is on par with 2023, when we had another cool june as well, but they were running four degrees below average on the high only 62.4, and the low is a little bit of separation there 52.2 average 52.9, but 20 days highs in the 60s. this will probably be 21 five days in the

50s and not one high of 70 degrees or higher. 30s up in the mountains, including truckee, south lake tahoe, reno, carson city, minden, 40s and 50s. a little dip in the jet stream will scoot out exit stage right. that will allow the high to nose in a little bit, and that will give us some warmer temps a little bit yesterday, a little bit more today than more so friday, saturday i think we'll get some low to mid 90s inland tomorrow. close today, but more likely tomorrow morning. low clouds, sunny sooner that's for sure. there's not nearly the coverage here. so 6070, 80 upper 80s to near 90 if you want it warmer. don't you worry it will be here tomorrow into saturday. probably leveling off sunday then cooler returns monday. >> we thank you steve. time now is 651. oakland residents are taking matters into their own hands as illegal dumping continues to be a big problem. ktvu crystal bailey reports there's one group called urban compassion project now working to turn the tide against trash. >> the trash just piles up again. >> eric lee says his neighborhood in west oakland has been littered with trash for

weeks. >> we can't walk down this sidewalk most weeks because it's literally packed with trash. >> that trash being picked up by urban compassion project on wednesday. >> we reported this dumping two weeks ago to the city we've been calling. we wanted to help to get this cleaned up, and urban compassion project came out here sooner than the city did. >> urban compassion project, or ucp, is an entirely volunteer based community group started by oakland native vincent williams, who spent more than two decades living on the streets. >> we've created something that we've given to the community, a way to be involved in a bigger solution than just complaining to our local city government. >> since it was established in 2021, the founders tell us the nonprofit has organized about 3000 volunteers to clean up more than 2300 tons of waste, from dumping fees to supplies. cleanups cost them anywhere from 1 to $8000 each time. >> we pay for the entire process, end to end from the accumulation, putting them in the dump trailers to actual disposal. >> and it's happening in oakland

at least twice a week. >> it's really cool because you see people from all walks of life just cleaning up trash together, and there's just no barriers between them. >> there's so much news and so many issues in the world that are so big, and you just feel it just feels overwhelming and you feel like you can't do anything about it. and then i look at something like this and i think, like, i can do something about that. >> we cleared all of this. >> they say about 85% of their cleanups stay clean thanks to their homeless ambassador program, which incentivizes unhoused people by paying them $100 a week to report dumping. and one recent instance, ucp was able to send this city a video catching people in the act. >> they ran the plate, they identified who the individual was, and now we're working with them to have that person held accountable. >> oakland public works has issued more than 2300 citations since it began ramping up enforcement. and while ucp says the city pitches in sometimes to help, they need more collaboration. >> there's just areas that there's no enforcement, and then the dumping keeps continuing. >> the community.

>> thank you for helping our community out. i live right down the street. yes, sir, and i appreciate it. >> thankful for ucp's work. >> we're all grateful for them to be out here in the middle of the day. >> crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> coming up, fortnite, one of the most popular online video games ever. and now many players are eligible for a combined $126 million refund. tell you how you can get it. coming up next. [m ic]

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we are back at 656. the warriors will have their first pick in this year's nba draft. nba draft today as the draft enters day number two. golden state didn't have a pick in the first round. the team traded it to the miami heat for that man jimmy butler. but they will pick 11th in the second round today. and the dubs haven't given any indication as to who they might draft tonight. >> with the first pick in the 2025 nba draft, the dallas mavericks select cooper flagg from duke university. >> that was the big story last night. dallas mavericks are celebrating after selecting cooper flagg as the first overall pick in the draft. the former duke star. only a

freshman, by the way, was named college player of the year. the team described the 18 year old as a generational talent. the mavs just got a whole lot better. meanwhile, stanford seven foot center maxime renaud is still waiting for his name to be called. he was born in france, had a great career at stanford, averaged a double double with the cardinal this season with 20 points and ten rebounds per game. perhaps tonight is his night. online fantasy sports could soon become illegal in california. online sports gambling is currently illegal in california, but fantasy sports are a bit of a gray area. the state attorney general is now expected to release a legal opinion that will deem those fantasy betting sites illegal as well. the republican lawmakers who pushed rob bonta to make the change says fantasy sports are a game of chance, making them illegal in california without the proper licensing. but some sports fans

say that move is highly hypocritical. >> why can i bet my life savings on robinhood or any of these other stock apps? but i can't bet on whether or not the giants or the niners or the kings are going to win a ball game. it's absolute hypocrisy. >> the coalition for fantasy sports releasing a statement saying it was devastated by this news and it hopes rob bonta will consider fans and his decision. the opinion is expected to be released by july the 3rd. well, fortnite is one of the most popular online video games ever created, and many players are now eligible for refunds. ftc is sending more than 120 $126 million in refunds to players who were charged for unwanted purchases stemming from a 2023 settlement with fortnite's developer, epic games. you have another chance to submit a claim by july the 9th. if you haven't already. at the website ftc.gov. it's spelled f o r n i t e.

>> one of the biggest events in san francisco's pride celebration is just days away. we're live in the city with what's being done to help make sure the pride parade is safe for the thousands expected to attend, and we'll show you the changes already underway. then, any minute now, we could get word from the u.s. supreme court as it weighs in on a number of highly watched cases, including one on the future of birthright citizenship. we're tracking the court's opinions the minute they come down. plus. [music] family members are speaking out after their loved one is arrested by immigration officers. why? they say she's being denied basic needs. and the pressure she and other detainees are facing. [music] >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. now it is 7:00. i'm gasia mikaelian that. >> it is indeed. hi everyone. i'm frank mallicoat. thursday, june the 26th. we're creepingn