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and frank mallicoat did just that.as more shoreline than any other city here in the bay area, so within five miles, how much coastline does richmond have? >> i don't know, maybe 100, 200. >> 100, 200. so 200 miles of coastline would get you probably to monterey. yeah. yeah, that might be a bit too much. >> let's say 16.8 miles. >> 16.8 is very precise, but it's wrong. a little bit more. 150 miles, 150 miles. that would go clear to santa cruz. that is a big coastline. no, it's much less. >> 22.8 miles. >> 22.8. >> i want to put a point on. >> you were a math major. >> 30, 32. >> five or something. you're so close. go down a little 32.1. >> get rid of the point one and you're. >> on 3232. >> is correct. >> edit this for all the right answers. >> well, believe me, we're editing it. [music] >> there are four cities that surround the city of richmond. can you name them? and that's hint number one. >> i should know the cities i'm not local to martinez. >> martinez is way over. >> is oakland one or is that too far out? >> too

our frank mallicoat is standing by. and see it as well, right, frank? >> yeah. it's beautiful. let me tell you. i've i've got this is jeff noon and yutaka chiba. they're both part of the artistic staff with san jose taiko, and they're professionals. this is their full time job. and utica. well, let's start with you. give us a little primer on what taiko is. >> so taiko, it literally means big drum. and it is a japanese art form of taiko drumming. so basically what the type of taiko that we do is a north american style of taiko. >> okay. and taiko hasn't been around forever, right? 1950s. >> yeah. so taiko in the way that we perform it now, which is called kumidaiko or ensemble drumming, is an art form that that only started in the early 1950s in japan. >> okay. and this san jose taiko has been around for over 50 years now. >> yeah. so our group was founded in 1973. so we're the third taiko group to start in north america. >> and these are professional full time taiko drummers. i'm going to step out for 32nd. give us a li

i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm allie rasmus. and just a couple of hours ago, frank.ll shrouded. >> golden gate look. like fog. well, you know what? there it is. we can send it over to rosemary oroczo because she's keeping track of all the changes we're expecting throughout the morning. microclimates really coming out in full force this morning. >> yes. so if you are very close to the coast, guys, good morning to both of you. perhaps you're holding back just a little bit. having an extra cup of coffee or tea if you're inland and the sun is shining, you're saying let's go. we've got plenty of sunshine to get out and enjoy for today. a live look there over calaveras reservoir, where the blue skies are here, but closer to the coast. we're not only dealing with fog, but very thick fog close to the ground. half moon bay is improving with three miles visibility. when we started the morning, it was down to a quarter mile, so beginning to lift. and we're seeing that just a little bit at the golden gate bridge as well. still can't see the towers, but it has lifted a little bit

and frank mallicoat did a great trivia zip trip to richmond. steve. they're going to be live there for the nine. so what is it going to be like in richmond? a little chilly. >> frank mallicoat is recovering from hip replacement. >> yeah. >> he might not want. >> you long overdue. >> yeah, right. >> he looked like he was walking around here like yul brynner. i mean, just limping around and everything. but we do have 50s on the temp 60s, and it's just a bigger, bigger fog bank, and it's just keeping temperatures held in check. look at that all the way north. i mean, just amazing. even east this time. yul brynner is what i should say. yul brynner and we can see the fog. there's just too much there. there will be some sun. but up in the mountains we are looking for thunderstorms again. i mean, there were some big thunderstorms around 3 to 5:00 yesterday in and around lake tahoe, so not much changing here. we are looking for a sun later, but it may take a while for areas to the north. 60s, 70s and low 80s. all right. james torres is here. what light again?

i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm amber lee. what better weather can we have for pride weekend, right? >> actually, rosemary said it's going to be a pretty good today. although we do have a little cloud cover to start, right? >> a little bit more cloud cover. temperatures are going to dip just a little bit. amberleigh you were in san francisco yesterday. you said it was beautiful. it was. it's going to be beautiful again today. >> there we go. >> yes. good morning. happy sunday to all of you. the final sunday of june. we are looking at temperatures very seasonal for san francisco. upper 60s to about 70 degrees. a live look here above the cloud cover. because we are with a little bit more inside the bay and very similar to yesterday, waking up with thick fog right along the coast. half moon bay reporting half mile visibility. you can also see that dark shade of gray near point reyes. so we've got some along highway one in the north bay as well. the winds are light and calm. novato, napa and concord calm this morning. fairfield an

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i'm frank mallicoat, ktvu, fox two news. agents in our community, they're not agents of the law. they're agents of terror and intimidation. >> next, at five people in the south bay standing up to ice after multiple undocumented immigrants were detained this week in san jose. a crucial program that provides food to thousands of bay area families is coming to an end. what this closure means for people in need. >> and my brother is like glue in our family. he wasn't just glue at castlemont, he was glue in our family too. >> an emotional farewell. loved ones paid tribute to oakland teacher marvin boomer. just over a week after he was killed following a chp chase. >> ktvu fox two news at five starts now. >> good evening. on this friday, i'm cristina rendon. loved ones of cherish castlemont teacher marvin boomer slamming police today over the crash that took his life last week. it stemmed from a chp chase through a residential neighborhood and also today, family and community leaders paid tribute to boomer with a memorial service.

welcome to ktvu mornings on two i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm allie rasmus. frank, it is great to have you back. >> i know i took a month off, i got a new hip and i'm feeling good and getting around pretty well. >> and you feel look good as new. well, there you go. no time has passed. >> you held down the fort. >> well, well, we also have rosemary oroczo here talking about our weather this morning. rosemary. i noticed when i walked out the door this morning, there was no fog. at least not in oakland. >> yes. good morning to both of you. and welcome back, frank. on this first weekend of summer, we have a northerly breeze out there, and with that it is drying out the atmosphere. we've got a live look here into san francisco, a pretty one from this standpoint. and as we get into your day, we do expect temperatures to be a little bit warmer than yesterday. but still, we have the wind to consider. here is a look at where there is a red flag. warning begins at 11 a.m. winds gusting to 40mph, relative humidity dropping into the teens. and it does include this stretch

i'm frank mallicoat. >> i'm allie rasmus. before we get to all the developing news overnight here at home and across the globe, let's first check in with rosemary oroczo for a quick look at the weather. >> yes. good morning to you. giving you a live look here over blue sky. sunshine. winds are lighting up today and temperatures are going to be warming just a bit over some areas right now. starting out calm in areas like novato, santa rosa and napa oakland as well. how about the winds? well, in our hills we have a little bit of a breeze. not too bad. mount diablo at 19mph. oakland north reporting 15. so at the surface fairly calm in our hills. a little bit of wind and coming in from the north northwest 56 degrees right now in oakland. good morning. san francisco at 50 for the afternoon. temperatures are going to be near average to a little bit below average. santa rosa. you're looking at 80 for the afternoon as well as livermore, a nice 67 expected in the city of san francisco. a better look at the advisory that lasts for just

i'm frank mallicoat. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. let's get outside. rd 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 mayb

we'll watch as ktvu frank mallicoat discovered something.a master would have guessed. >> nicole is a prominent name in richmond. there's beautiful nichols park. nicole now boasts amazing views of the bay, and that's not too far from nicole avenue, where erica matson has lived just a block away for 23 years. >> did you ever look up at the sign and say, who is that guy? >> yes. yes. and people think it's spelled wrong, right? >> exactly. not like the coin, right? >> right. not like the coin. >> this is john nicole, a farmer turned east bay real estate maven and philanthropist in the late 1800s. nichols bought most of what is now richmond, betting the railroad would be coming through to san francisco. and it paid off. he taxed the santa fe railroad 80 grand for the right of way and cashed in, putting both richmond and the nichols family on the map in the early 1900s. >> he was domineering, and he's considered the father of richmond, also the duke of richmond. >> how much was he worth when he passed? >> around $3 million. >> and what is that in

i'm frank mallicoat. >> it's good to have you here, frank. >> good to be here. i forgot what, like waking up at this hour is like. >> god bless you. you never get used to it. and people ask, do you get used to it? no, you do not. good morning, i'm pam cook. it is wednesday, june 25th. but i get to be here with you and steve paulson. >> the man. >> frank. welcome back. >> thank you. sir. i'm. i've joined your party, the hipster crew, and it feels pretty good. i got to tell you. >> it's a change in life changing. there you go. all right. 50s on the temps. another big fog bank after a really big cooldown yesterday. we're starting off again. overcast for most locations. i'm just going to show 50 on the temps right there. any breeze out there to travis? yes. still 31. so you know, unless something really changes we'll only warm up a little bit today. but warmer weather is on. the high starts to kick in next couple of days, so temps will begin to recover after. the coolest day was yesterday 6070 and now low 80s. all right. he did such a fine job yesterday. we invited

i'm frank mallicoat here at 7:00 hour. it is wednesday, june the 25th. >> let's get to our amanda quintana. she is in the newsroom here monitoring the president's comments. and of course, the fragile cease fire we referenced does appear to be holding for now. amanda. >> yeah, that is some good news. so it is giving, you know, some cautious hope that both israel and iran are both reportedly holding off on further strikes against each other. and president trump taking credit for brokering the peace after both sides violated the cease fire just hours after it went into effect yesterday morning. president trump is currently at that nato summit in the netherlands, where in just the last hour, the group agreed to raise defense spending, going from 2% to 5% of gdp in the next ten years. the nato secretary general says that it's time that europeans and canadians pay more in order to equalize their defense spending with the u.s. and in his meeting with trump this morning, he started by thanking trump for his role in helping iran an

i'm frank mallicoat. thursday, june the 26th. we're creeping in on the weekend. let's check in with steve. find out how our weather is going. >> it's warming up here for a majority today. yeah, we're already under a lot of sunshine. more so than we've seen almost any day this week. here. there's some fog, but nothing compared to what we've had the last couple of mornings and a couple of 40s. now it's all 50 here. 50? 52 to 53. and it won't take long to start bumping up on these highs. we're already getting the sunshine. so low clouds, although not the coverage we've seen in the last couple of days. only early fog over the bay and inland already. looks good to go. whatever fog is there won't last long at all. lows kicking out the highs, nosing in for about three days and then it will start to back off again. but for today, some morning low clouds, more patchy than than overcast. really sunny. sooner for most. it will be warmer inland yet breezy. so still a tall order in the city, but it will be a little bit warmer. 6782 a few pushing upper 80s, maybe near 90. far

i'm frank mallicoat. >> and i'm heather holmes. president trump touting that decision as a win in his bid to end birthright citizenship via executive order, a move that has faced numerous obstacles from the lower courts. well, the high court, however, did not rule on the constitutionality of president trump's executive order to end birthright citizenship only whether federal judges could stop it from taking effect. attorney general pam bondi today, addressing the judicial pushback on the president's agenda. >> these injunctions have allowed district court judges to be emperors. they vetoed all of president trump's power, and they cannot do that. this has been a bipartisan problem that has lasted five presidential terms, five different presidents, and it has ended today. >> now, meantime, california attorney general rob bonta firing back, saying in part that he hopes on the issue of birthright citizenship at the lower courts will, quote, see what a nationwide injunction is necessary to avoid creating administrative chaos and harming

that's where we have frank mallicoat out there. he is our fun facts wizard. out how well people know their spot? >> well, we'll get to that in a moment. first, i'm going to give you a little history lesson. and by the way, happy friday. we are zip tripping here to san jose, specifically in japantown. and it's ground zero for us. this is where our cast of thousands are hanging out for the zip trip right out in front of roy's station. now, roy is actually roy muratsuchi. he was interred during world war two, and after world war two, he and his family actually opened up a gas station right here at jackson and fifth. now, that flourished for decades. and then it stood vacant for two decades. and his son in law, frank said, you know what? why don't we put in a coffee shop? well, that coffee shop has been around now for about 16 years and is the social hub of japantown. so a little bit of history on roy station. and as mentioned, i think you can see garcia, you can see andre and all the red shirts. that's our crew getting ready for showtime at the top of the nine th

. >> and frank mallicoat found something very interesting about his family history.music] >> turns out he's all wound up in that city. >> i know, that was so cool. know it. though. he didn't know it. he was very excited. he was telling me in the newsroom, and, sal, i know you were out and about tasting the food, right? the nice. there's some amazing restaurants over there. >> they do, you know, and that's why we do zip trips. you would a lot of things you wouldn't know about a town. it's right here in the bay area. you wouldn't know restaurants or history. but that's our job. and tomorrow it's going to be fun. all right, let's. speaking of richmond. let's put it up on the map here. traffic wise right now, it is slow in richmond, heading into berkeley. it's also slow on the richmond bridge trying to get over to marin county. we still have a backup here. you can see the traffic is going to be busy. if you're driving across the bay bridge, it is still backed up. it's not easing up sometimes. by this time we've had improvement, but not today. it's backed up. i think tomo