rob roth, ktvu fox two news. there was a small march in los altos this afternoon in honor of george floyd. a couple dozen people marched through the streets to mark one year since his death. the group met this afternoon at los altos high school and then marched through campus to san antonio road and el camino real. at one point, they block lanes of traffic while holding banners and signs calling for change, and you can also find the latest on our website ktvu .com, including a report on what's changed in the bay area since the death of george floyd. oh, donna announced today that it's covid-19 vaccine is safe for kids as young as 12 years old. the company studied nearly 4012 to 17 year olds. preliminary findings show the vaccine triggered the same signs of immune protection in kids as it does in adults. the company says it will submit its data to the fda early next month. you may want to get the vaccine to prevent the inflammatory reaction about 10,000 kids got it last year. that's something that can be prevented

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. bart is planning a new promotion to get more people back using the transit system, officials say more than 64,000 riders took bart last thursday. and while that is an increase, it is still just 16% of the passenger total from before the pandemic bar says it plans to restore service to pre pandemic levels by the end of august and is offering a new deal for the month of september. riders will get half off their fair while when they swiped their clipper cards. we have never offered a discount like this half off all clipper fares really great also for youth and seniors, because you already get it big discount and you're going to get a big discount on top of it. bart is also updating its station signs there will now be easy to re displays with details. about train arrivals. well after another warm, not hot day. nice to see the fog making a comeback. coast side and temperatures will eventually cool off a little bit as we head into the weekend, so if you're not a fan of the heat, fog to the

.com or the ktvu news, ap reporting live and magus ktvu fox. two news 93lion. that is indeed a very big amount. alright, emma. thank you. federal health. no federal health advisors are meeting right now, and a vote is expected soon on whether finders vaccine can be approved for use in 12 to 15 year olds. the cdc panel discussion comes two days after the fda approved the expanded use of fizer shots, excited evidence that those shots worked as well for younger age kids as those 16 and older, the cdc says, about half of the parents in a recent survey said they would give permission for their kid. it's to get vaccinated. 46 to 60% of parents surveyed said they plan to get their children vaccinated. the most common reasons for not planning to vaccinate their children included. not being sure it's safer that the vaccine was developed to quickly but they don't trust information about the vaccines or don't have enough information. you know if the cdc approves the committee's recommendations, kids could get there. first visor vaccine shots as early as t

two news and stay with ktvu and ktvu dot com. as we continue to follow this case, you can also get updates. sent straight to your mobile devices with the ktvu news at california has reached a major milestone in the fight against covid-19 50% of eligible people in our state are now fully vaccinated. nearly 13% are partially vaccinated. and more than 37 million vaccines have been administered. this comes less than three weeks from the states planned reopening date of june. 15th now in order to get more people vaccinated, governor newsome is giving $50 to the next two million people who get fully vaccinated before june 15th. but that's not all californians who get at least one dose before june 15th and those who have already been vaccinated, the role now automatically entered to win some money. 10 people will win $1.5 million each. and 30. people will win $50,000 each. we've been pleased by the pace of distribution administration of the vaccines, but early this week really on sunday and monday, we started to see that decline. govern

ktvu investigative order. evan sernoffsky is here now with what he's learned about the gunman and two of his past relationships. heaven that's right. sam james cassidy 57 years old, was actually married for more than a decade between 1994 and 2000 and five and he lived at this home on 11 78 ag narc court were in authorities are investigating. that fire that was set right around the same time is that mass shooting now his ex wife divorced him and moved out in 2005. i spoke to her this morning before we had confirmed his name, and she describes someone who didn't seem like he would be likely to commit a shooting like this. and when i talked to several former coworkers, they also described this loner who is quiet, but not someone who is outwardly violent or lashing out at it's had at his fellow employees. excuse me. now when we look at the court documents that are filed in santa clara county superior court around a restraining order that he filed and then his ex girlfriend responded to that tells a different stor

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ktvu news at 6 30. we are now hearing from new witnesses and new witness accounts rather up yesterday's fire explosion at a senior care facility in the east bay and the careless act that may have sparked it. that's the state's earthquake early warning system did its job but not as accurately as some may have hoped. the confusion it caused and white still needs to be refined later in sports with the great local stories this season is a warrior's reward. oakland want to scotto anderson sports cha. will be for against f the east bay police officers involved in that deadly shooting of 23 year old miles hall two years ago, his family called for help while he was suffering from a mental health crisis, one that creaks mayor standing behind the dea's decision, saying the officers acted within policy. the family's attorneys asking the department of justice now and the u. s. attorney general to review this case, san francisco d a chase of indian is calling for justice for two asian women who were stabbed and seri

joe fonzi ktvu fox two. my take away this past weekend for the pga championship old guys, rock, phil mickelson becomes the most ancient guy if you consider 50 ancient frank, i'd take 50 again. how about you? you ever win a major? could you imagine have nerve wracking? throw mom? no yeah, well, his mom mary knew that he wouldn't be checking his phone before the final round yesterday. so she texted his sister tina, with her concerns. tell phil. up just par in. don't bother. activate your cab. they'll have to catch him. think he won't listen to his mom. so text him. hurry of course, it all worked up. phil mickelson sits atop the gulf world today alone. the pj tweeted out some of his great moments. easy to see why phil is so popular. would you go for here out of the rough or would you lay up? um if i could hit my three wood to 60. i would probably go with you. cat. for me. that's great stuff. good for 50 years. hold. i say young. hey the giants after getting chin checked by the dodgers all weekend, there are pha

greg lee ktvu, fox two news. we're learning how many people have contracted covid-19 in california after they were fully vaccinated, according to the chronicle. more than 3600 breakthrough cases of the coronavirus have been identified so far this year, 20 people did die and 150. others were hospitalized. however, it is not clear if covid or other factors caused those deaths and hospitalizations. the fbi is now stepping up its effort to combat hate crimes against the asian american community in the bay area just a few minutes ago in oakland's chinatown, the fbi talked about how it enhancing its anti hate crime efforts. the agency says it's working with the oakland police department in its effort to stop these crimes. i know that many people are afraid for their personal safety and for the safety of their friends, their family and their neighbors. no one should be afraid to walk down the street or feel like they could be targeted by an act of violence based on how they look where they're from, or any part of their

coming up on ktvu. channel two news at 6 30 today is finally the day san francisco becomes the first in the bay area to move into the least restrictive yellow tear. that means re openings for much of the entertainment sector. also a nursing home in the east bay, where 14 people died from the coronavirus in the past year. now that nursing home has been hit with more than $67,000 in fines. mishandle in the pandemic. later in sports, the baseball world celebrates willie mays 90th birthday plus sports director marco baniyas reflects on the say, hey, kids influence let us take you to a place you've been craving. where the aroma of authenticity turns into the scent of home. and the warmth of friends and family is in every bite. here, there's a story behind every meal. with cacique, you'll be inspired to add your own flair. so you can tell a story of your own. cacique.your auténtico awaits. strategy on hate crimes. the public awareness campaign includes ads on mew knee bus is this comes as a new study from ca

ktvu tom vacar explains. it was a very wet, windy and bumpy boat ride to get from jacqueline squared of birth 22 in the port of oakland's outer harbor, somewhere underneath the port of oakland's birth 22. the latest dead whale is lodged between the pilings well out of sight, exactly how it died, and how it came to rest here is unknown and look as we might, we simply could not find the dead giant. the national oceanographic and atmospheric administration says this makes the 10th whale in the last six weeks to show up dead. five of which were found in the bay. the other five along the california coast, leaving it to decompose under a working pierre is not an option. concern for the dock workers and the people that around that area, obviously a. decaying large whale carcass in a tight, confined space around where people are working and doing things can lead to some pretty bad smells and parts falling off and just making generally a mess in the area, the marine mammal center and sauce lido is seeking permission f

from ktvu. fox two news. this is the four that investigators say that device they found at the home did turn out to be a nerd. welcome everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm alex savage. and i'm jana katsuyama infer heather holmes two days after evita employees killed nine people, investigators are still collecting evidence and piecing together what happened. this afternoon, the santa clara county sheriff's office released these new photos of evidence recovered inside the shooter's home. it includes 12 firearms, 22,000 rounds of ammunition and also inside, where gas cans and suspected molotov cocktails. investigators say they believe sam cassidy coordinated the timing of the fire at his home on and mark court with the mass shooting that killed nine people at the v t, a light rail yard where he worked. santa's a police say the bomb squad deactivated assist. it's just device today that was found in his attic. the device turned out not to be explosive, but they say they are taking precautions because the home

tom vacar ktvu fox two news. there's a big new focus on getting younger americans vaccinated against covid-19 as the summer is approaching. jonathan siri brings us more from atlanta. more than half ofcan adults have gotten there. fizers permission to give its vaccine to 12 to 15 year olds were expecting an fda decision as early as this week. on wednesday, canadian regulators gave the green light, saying the data showed the vaccine is safe for young people. everybody 12 12 years of age and older. no matter where they live, or what medical conditions they might have will be eligible to receive a covid-19 vaccine. there's also new progress and fighting the new strains both visor and moderna releasing new data showing their vaccines are effective against covid variants, and health officials say if current trends continue, infection rates should decline significantly by the end of summer. we need to keep vaccinating people, but we all need to keep practicing certain prevention interventions to help us get to the princ

you can see those reports any time by visiting ktvu .com slash a p i and the ktvu news that still to come. this noontime may day marches in oakland turned violent. we'll have the latest on the two police officers who were injured and just how many people were arrested and a much warmer day across the bay area compared to what we had over the weekend. we're gonna check back in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo, who, that elevr will see more about that red will see more about that red flag warning and solano county. i was hit by a car and needed help. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth. let our injury attorneys help you get the best result possible. bring. on. spring. with calculators that can help you color. and a store that rings your doorbell any time you need it. this is doing like never before. this is today's home depot. how doers get more done. [laugh] dad i got a job! i'm moving out. [laugh] dream sequence ending no! in three, no! two, keep packing! one. [sfx: psst psst] allergies don't have to be scary. spraying flonase daily s

rob roth, ktvu fox two news. researchers say the number of coronavirus deaths in the united states could be more than 50% higher than official estimates. the university of washington institute for health metrics and evaluation says their analysis puts coronavirus deaths at just over 905,000. the cdc says 576,000 people have died during the virus. from of the virus. excuse me during the pandemic, and when it comes to the situation in india, they're saying that the true death told there could be close to triple the official number of 221,000. bay area. drought conditions go from severe to worse what officials are saying about the state's reservoirs, summat historically low levels also ahead tonight, attempted murder charges have been filed against the man suspected of stabbing two women at a san francisco bus stop at 10 30, the new surveillance video that could play a key role in the case. and a little bit cooler today for those of you inland felt a little bit better. we've got some more changes on the way though.

robb rock ktvu, fox two news. i knew it. 6 30, the oakland museum of california announced that it plans to reopen next month. the museum has been closed for 15 months because the pandemic but now they say they're going to reopen on june 18th and for the first three days, admission will be free museums. hours will be 11 in the morning until five at night. friday saturday and sunday. and in san francisco grace cathedral is announcing plans to reopen for in person services starting this sunday. masks will be required inside health screenings and social distancing guidelines will also be enforced. but the cathedral says that the man of the cathedral choir will sing and communion will be distributed. the cathedral has been closed since march of last year. all right, checking out the weather. it's windy out there are like this picture because it illustrates that you like what do you mean? i can't see the wind. but if you watch that camera jittering around this is sutro tower. not doing it as much as it was theirs poppin

greg lee ktvu fox two news. san francisco becomes the first county in the bay area to move into the state least restrictive yellow tear. what this means for businesses and the big changes that are coming for mass guidelines, plus. former president trump's facebook ban has been upheld for now i'm lauren blanchard in washington with the company's oversight board says about their decision coming up. and cooler weather on the coast, thanks to this blanket of fog, but they're still warm weather to be found inland. ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo has your full forecast. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energy is available. because that's power down time. police officer in italy. a jury's deliberating the fates of 21 year old finnigan, elder of san francisco and 20 year old christian and tali, your earth of mill valley. they were on vacation in rome two years ago, prosecu

thinks is ktvu fox. two news that new good afternoon i'm gasia mikaelian and i'm mike mibach new a new and officials with the california department of health share new information about what the state will look like after june 15th that is the reopening date and also the day the color coded tier system goes away ktvu that erasmus joins us live this afternoon with more on this new information, aly. good afternoon. good afternoon, mike. well, dr mark galley with the california department of public health, says the state by june, 15th will have reached a point where some of the precautions we've used in the past for the past 14 16 months won't be needed for the foreseeable future. so that means come june 16th. there will be no more capacity limitations for businesses in businesses. state about mask wearing will align and be identical with the seed. see guidelines and travel guidelines will also be the same as the cdc now for large scale events. the california department of public health has issued these gui

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there's a link to that on our website ktvu in marin county. i'm james flores ktvu. fox two news, little bit of heat this noontime in marin county. but, boy if we went maybe 40 miles inland from there, that's where we find the real heat. rosemary it is baking out there, gosta. hello to you, mike. and for all of you enjoying the day off. yes, it's a warm one. especially inland. everybody's a little bit warmer today. but it czar inland cities that experiencing that advisory that's in place alive. look they're over sfo, where sfo mostly blue skies here, it is a spare the air day and the winds are generally light and coming in from the north and the northeast fairfield reporting a northeast breeze at eight. mph, oakland, it's northwest at about 14 mph so, but you take a look at these arrows here. so we have that dry air in place and that dry air that tends to warm things up. that's what we will have for your afternoon today. mount diablo reporting a southeasterly breeze and relative humidity is about 28% mount diablo right now. 81 degrees. meanwhile oakland north and in

ktvu jesse gary tells us more. it is a comb before the traditional crush most bay area restaurants already booked solid for mother's day this sunday. we're expecting it to be magical because we can actually be in a room where the kids are sometimes seeing their moms for the first time in the safest space, you can possibly be this year's sits in short contrast to last restaurant tours such as thai reaching many counties are in the orange or yellow phase of reopening. this is the first major event that that's happened since things start to open up again and will be interesting to see how much people get out in the way that they would have two years ago. strategic management professor doctor robert chapman would says a sense of greater safe nous for customers could lead to more people being out in about even though most are still not completely vaccinated against covid-19. it's just. one little indicator of how much progress we're making and getting back to normal. the normally bustling san francisco flower mart is on

rob rob ktvu two news. a bar owner in san joaquin county is now under arrest, accused of selling f covid-19 vaccination cards. the california department of alcohol beverage control says todd andersen was selling the cards for $20 each at the old corner saloon in club clements. the abc was the first to abc was first tipped off by the san joaquin county sheriff's deputies. they then sent undercover agents to that barred by the fake laminated vaccination cards, and then yesterday they arrested anderson during a raid. that we know of. this is the only case that's ever been done even nationwide. possibly we did some research to try to find similar is there may be out there, but we just don't know and haven't seen them. alcohol and beverage control says they have also written up a criminal complaint against another employee at that bar, but it is up to the district attorney's office to decide whether to charge that person. the bar remains open, but its license could be revoked. coming up san francisco's embarcade

greg lee ktvu fox two news. coming up on ktvu fox two news at 6 30, the san francisco district attorney under fire for not visiting a shop owner who was recently attacked in chinatown will tell you why he was met by a group of protesters, also an effort to support the asian american community with stickers and t shirts will show you the message is popping up in various storefronts and later and sports. the giants offense erupt says they score more runs in a game than any other team this season sports director. market. bonnie at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to include electric cycles. we used the unlimited 1.5 percent cash back from our chase ink business unlimited ® credit card to help purchase tools and materials to build new models. and each time we use our card, we earn cash back to help grow our business. it's more than cycling, it's finding innovative ways to move forward. chase for business ® . make

henry lee ktvu fox two news. former ghost ship warehouse master tenant, derek almond up may be ordered to pay millions and restitution made. it was back in court today and told us he does not have much money, but we'll pay back whatever he can. i'm not p jeannie. i'm not the city and i'm i'm just me right now. and i'm gonna do everything i can for the rest of my life to pay back what i can, and i'm incredibly sorry for what happened and i'll live my life with judge ordered could order rather i'll manage to pay at least $10 million prosecutors originally requested more than $11 million for the victimsfamilies and legal fees element is lawyers say restitution should not exceed 1.5 mil. this follows an male is guilty plea and sentencing to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the three dozen people who died during a party and fire at the warehouse back in december. 2016 the judge will make an official ruling on the total restitution amount in late july. the white house is going to restrict travel from india to

damaged churches now, rob roth, ktvu fox two news. still ahead tonight new east restrictions to help potential home buyers in the bay area's red hot real estate market. the new guidance on open house is issued today that after the break we're following what could be a major escalation in violence in the middle east as israeli ground troops gather along the gaza strip. this is a no-nonsense message from three. small business insurance is usually so complicated, you need to be a lawyer to understand it. that's why three was created. it's a better kind of business insurance. it's only three pages. straightforward. if you own it, three covers it. got a cheese slice for "spokesperson?" that's me. i don't even need to see what's happening behind me to know it's covered. (screaming) this commercial is now over. logo. three. no nonsense. just common sense. majestic mountains... scenic coastal highways... fertile farmlands... there's lots to love about california. so put off those chores and use less energy from 4 to 9 pm when less clean energ

, plus, i'm andre senior ktvu, fox two news. it could be just a matter of days before teenagers are able to get a covid vaccine advisor says it expects to get emergency authorization to give its vaccine to 12 to 15 year olds as early as next week. advisor says it's vaccine is 100% effective in that age group you at ucsf epidemiologist dr george rutherford says he thinks it's likely the covid vaccine may become a requirement for middle and high schoolers to go back to school in the fall. i think it's going to be part of the conversation because you have to show a vaccine card to get into school in order for us to get to the next level. you know, herd immunity or, you know to get there that we all have to again. make sure that as many people get vaccinated as possible. kids would get the visor shot in two doses, just like adults. the bay area restaurant industry is facing a new challenge. a shortage of workers as restaurants work to rebound from the pandemic. they're struggling to ramp back up because they can't recruit enough wor

rob roth, ktvu fox two news. six flags hurricane harbor in concord is preparing to re open for the first time in over a year, the water park announced today. plans to reopen on saturday may 22nd for members and season pass holders, the opening date for the general public will be made 29th, which is memorial day weekend capacity will be reduced in reservations have to be made through the six flags. website masks will be required to be warmed by everyone over the age of two, but not while on the water. slides or in the parks, pools, a new california labor laws meant to help get laid off workers back to their old jobs, but it's ktvu tom vacar reports. not every industry believes that this law went up working in their favor. recently passed right to recall california labor law mandates some service industry employers to call back later off workers in order of their seniority. this rehiring protection is good news for hotel events center janitorial service airport hospitality, private club, large restaurant chain work

yeah, coming up on ktvu. channel two news at 6 30 he's accused of stabbing to asian americans at a san francisco bus stop the suspects plea today in court and why the d a. won't be pressing hate crime charges and coming up a little later in sports. tebow mania is back in football after a six year hiatus, tim tebow appears to be headed back to the nfl will tell you which team he may sign with. and why also ahead, the housing market red hot, right? now, and new research shows that average homeowners in the bay area are sitting on an asset that's worth a lot of money, the latest as prices continue to go up. emergency planning for kids. we can't predict when an emergency will happen. so that's why it's important to make a plan with your parents. here are a few tips to stay safe. know how to get in touch with your family. write down phone numbers for your parents, siblings and neighbors. pick a place to meet your family if you are not together and can't go home. remind your parents to pack an emergency supply kit.

ktvu is greg legans tells us a reason. trip to the emergency emergency room revealed he had something else that is considered life threatening. i'll sign out the bed. don't any fish power? look this is 15 year old lamont jones, the third at u. c davis medical center april 25th the first time he'd been out of bed and days in mid april, he started complaining of covid like symptoms and was vomiting. his mother tree, l. robinson says a trip to emergency april 21st is when things got serious. ultimately leading to a test that found fluid in lamont's lungs. once they did the chest x ray. they found his heart to be enlarged. then once his heart was enlarged, they did a sonogram and then come to find out that it was only 10 to 15% pumping. lamont was diagnosed with dilated cardio myopathy and referred to stanford's children's hospital where he is now he's had multiplees, resulting in two mechanical devices that help his heart pump blood. the family says. patients with one device can often leave the hospital. but not to, but it mi

ktvu. is maureen naylor here with how some parents are coming together to make the tradition happened. maureen alex prom 2020 was awash. but this year, some schools and parents are finding a way to bring prom. back i'm moving you to new york in august 18 year old mia andrews is about to graduate from lincoln high school in san jose. her mom recently reached out to her daughter school to ask about any prom plans. they were, unfortunately unable to hold prom this year because of covid, um and all the restrictions, but that didn't stop us from trying to do it. now she and other parents are planning a private prom for her daughter and the rest of the class of 2021. lot of us felt that they should get one big milestone. um to make it feel like a normal senior experience when notre dame high school in san jose held problem earlier this month, students were not allowed to bring dates and had to wear masks but still managed to dress up and dance outdoors at san jose's history park. it's not normal,

fire danger here visit ktvu dot com. you could find the latest developments right there on our home page. also in the news tonight, now to san francisco, where police say they're conducting, or they were conducting a plainclothes operation when officers shot an auto burglary suspect this afternoon shooting happened near third and brandon streets just before one p.m. and that is where officers came across the vehicle known to be linked to car break ins. at least three people were inside that vehicle. police say one man was hit by police gunfire. the other two drove off. the man who was shot was taken to the hospital with wounds that are not considered life threatening, according to officials. police say they're still looking into the circumstances of the shooting. that is part of the investigation in terms in determining the number of shots as well as the number of officers that shot. we're not providing that information. at this time, the police shooting will be investigated by the san francisco district attorney among o

live at seven over on ktvu. plus, all right, alex to see then but first after the break, it used to be quite, but that's all changing a look at how the port of redwood city has used isolation during the pandemic to at worksman cycles, we've been building bikes for a hundred years. but our customers' needs have changed, so we expanded our product line to include electric cycles. we used the unlimited 1.5 percent cash back from our chase ink business unlimited ® credit card to help purchase tools and materials to build new models. and each time we use our card, we earn cash back to help grow our business. it's more than cycling, it's finding innovative ways to move forward. chase for business ® . make more of what's yours ® . focused on maritime industrial business, but it's ktvu san rubin explains. tonight on nights and weekends, you'll find music shows and even the circus. what's to the port of redwood city used to be quiet. a lot of the residents in the community didn't even know it existed. now that's chang

greg lee ktvu. fox two news, the prospect of drug companies losing patents on vaccines that some pharma stocks tumbling today. shares of moderna, novavax, bio and tech and fizer all dropped sharply on the news. however, shares of fizer and johnson and johnson mostly recovered by the end of the trading day, new 10 san francisco is reopening, but the city's mosconi center got some disappointing news. a major convention decided to go virtual and cancel. it's in person meeting this fall. ktvu jana katsuyama is here now with the reality for businesses trying to rebound in travel and tourism industry, janna. well, san francisco travel experts say one of the big problems is that so many of the tourist and convention and 10 g's are international, so the city with the pandemic currently raging will need to make some adjustments in order to adapt. their sounds of life slowly getting back to normal at the palace restaurant in san francisco. it's just a block away from the mosconi convention center. but this we

ktvu box too. thistle is ktvu fox two news at six marking cinco de bio with tacos and enchiladas. today, president biden visited a mexican restaurant before highlighting his restaurant relief program and here in the bay area. restaurant workers are optimistic about a post pandemic recovery. after the copy everything coming down around which we need to get a little more customers inside in my place. they want to celebrate. think of the man. you you got the part that i miss. for a second year in a row of much more subdued celebration than in years past. but many people are hopeful that the easing of restrictions will mean a rebound for businesses in the coming months. good evening, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener, it seems today's festivities of cinco de mayo or breathing some new life back into san francisco's mission district knew it. six tonight ktvu is andre senior talk with some people who say they are feeling optimistic. life in san francisco's mission district. looks like it's back to pre pandemic levels, cars clogged the streets and pedestrians were

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. the highway patrol today announced an arrest in the case of a tesla that was seen without anyone in the driver's seat. video of the car driving along 8 80 was posted to social media over the weekend. tonight the chp confirms that they've arrested 25 year old param sharma after spotting the car yesterday near the bay bridge toll plaza again, the chp says no. one was in the driver's seat as the car was moving along. the suspect was taken into custody on two counts of reckless driving and disobeying a police officer. tonight. he's out of jail and we'll hear from him coming up on the 11 o'clock news coming up tonight. questions about police use of force tactics and training as we take a closer look at in custody. deaths at police departments around the bay area, given what happened to mario, we're very concerned that the city of alameda had horrible. training because these tactics of the officers would not have happened if they had good training. also coming up, steph curry and the warrio

azenith smith ktvu, fox two news. investigators are working to figure out what started an apartment fire in oakland that led to evacuations. this morning. the fire started at a three story building on second and international near lake merritt around 7 45 2 tenants who've been doing construction on the building were displaced and neighbors were evacuated as a precaution. fire officials say the two alarm fire was under control in about 45 minutes and no other buildings were damaged. it's a big building. these guys did a aggressive interior attack on the. 2nd and 3rd floor fire coming out the windows on this what we call the delta side when we got on scene s o. those guys really held tight. we just kept putting more hose lines in place, and they were very aggressive. no one was hurt in this morning's fire. the elevated county board of supervisors is considering legalizing the sale of homemade food. ah, group of home chefs held a rally outside the county administration building in oakland this morning before the board's

cristina rendon ktvu. fox two news, senator alex padilla announced today he is introducing legislation to increase protection of more than one million acres of public lands in california, among other things, the proposal would preserve redwood forests along the north coast and created trail stretching from monterey county to los angeles. the bill called the public lands act is limited to california. it's expected to face some opposition from senate republicans because of limits the bill would put on logging, mining and ranching. coronavirus and the hope that the bay area may one day reach true herd immunity. it's getting closer, and it appears that marin county is helping to lead the way, ktvu tom vacar tells us why marin county is doing so well. with large super ferry terminal, the marin county health department continues to give stop and shot vaccinations to those willing county residents. marin county has officially reached 60% of its population being fully vaccinated against covid-19, the highest in th

claudine wong ktvu fox two news. and you can find this story and other reports highlighting important issues to the asian american pacific islander community by going to our website ktvu. com slash ap i we're going to keep the conversation going the entire month of may for a p i. heritage month. redwood city police have released new information about a deadly hit and run this morning involving a pedestrian on el camino real. this happened just before three a.m. in the south bound lanes between maple street and roosevelt avenue. witnesses have now told police that a white cargo van hit the man. they say the man turned around, made a u turn and came back to the scene, then got out of the van toe. look at the damage to it and then drove off. the victim died there at the scene. police say that white cargo van has major front end damage anyone with information about this crash is asked to put in a call to redwood city police, the former mayor of the town of sonoma is now accusing windsor mayor dominic for poli of sexual m

such a santa clara and san francisco is ktvu. magus shows us warriors fans fill the san francisco athletic club and said despite the loss watching the game felt almost like a pre pandemic experience. go dub free flowing drinks and the company of close friends kept warriors fans in good spirits friday evening even as they sat in suspense to the very end. we just want to drink and watch some warriors playoff basketball again. so the san francisco athletic club hasn't enjoyed a crowd of sports fans. this massive in a long time. it was a spot so popular on friday, the owner had to start turning away guests. we could start maybe. bring back some of the debts that we were occurred when we were shut down, which is a very important the bars, beer garden and park late kept them afloat over the last year and a half and now with san francisco in the yellow tear the bark in seat up to 50 people indoors, a true game changer that brought in extra servers and a lively atmosphere. i'm so happy about me and that upside was a democratic dance, but

emma goss, ktvu fox two news. and here's another illustration of just how dry california is right now. after weeks of warm, sunny weather, the sierra snowpack is at just 8% of normal and climate. scientists say they agree with what governor isn't just said they're at the melting snow does not seem to be replenishing streams. it is just soaking into that dry land or simply evaporating. this afternoon, the sonoma county board of supervisors plans to discuss the drought and potential water shortages just yesterday in emergency drought summit took place in the north bay county and city leaders talked about solutions to address drought conditions in the russian river watershed reservoirs across the north bay are at record lows, conservation efforts and water restrictions are already in effect and several north bay city its cities, including healdsburg, cloverdale and saying halina new at noon, governor gavin newsom is down in san diego today, where he has announced the second part of what he's calling the california co

ktvu calm for now reporting live. i'm candese charles ktvu fox tuning candese charles police in the south bay in san jose, are now investigating an early morning shooting in the allen rock area. officers were first called to a home on mount frasier, dr. around three o'clock, and when they arrived, they did find a woman who had been shot. she is expected to recover. police say a party was going on at the house, but no word yet on what led up to the shooting, or if anyone right now is in custody. illegal side shows in the east bay kept police very busy over the weekend. witnesses say there were more than 100 vehicles involved in a sideshow at 10th street, and ah, no center drive in antioch. police say the intersection was over. taken just before 11 p.m. and cars were spinning dangerously close to some nearby gas bones. my co worker was terrified. my for us in the store. police responded and say they towed away 21 vehicles but soon after side shows, then popped up in brentwood, in oakley and at 1 30 in the morning, more

this is ktvu. to use that new, more businesses and activities were able to reopen or increased capacity in santa clara county starting today. good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian mike mibach santa clara county does join two other bay area counties in that yellow tears. san francisco and san matteo being the other to santa cruz county, also in the yellow tear. alameda contra costa marin sonoma napa all remain in the orange here and solano county remains in the red tear. ktvu is elissa harrington reports employers in santa clara county. now being required to track which of their employees have been vaccinated. i'm happy. yes, i am really tired. where you mask chris ferrari in campbell spent the morning doing what so many bay area residents haven't done for a year, she was walking around in public without a mask. that feels really good to look at your face and smile. as of today, santa clara county is in the least restrictive yellow tear. health officer, dr sarah cody said the covid case rate is one th

rob rock ktvu fox two news. cal fire says that the release of inmates during the pandemic has led to fewer cruz being available for frontline firefighting, but the california national guard is now being brought in to help fill that void. 48 guard members helped remove brush and other fuel at mount madonna county park in santa clara county. today, cal fire says troops came prepared after having received camp roberts inn luis obispo. and that consisted of an accelerated one week course where they got 58 hours of, um insightful fire training. um, afterwards, cal fire's been filling in all those gaps on what we can expect out here out here in the field. cal fire is also recruiting the california conservation corps out of watsonville. to help with firefighting efforts, unfortunately, no rain in the forecast, but we do have a cooler moisture pattern in place it today. tomorrow before things turn around once again outside her doors at this hour, we do have mostly cloudy skies along the coastline inside the bay. up a bi

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greg lee ktvu fox two news. the family of kristen smart is marking 25 years since she disappeared after leaving a party at cal poly san luis obispo. investigators believe smart was killed by fellow student paul flores, who walked her home smarts body has never been found. flores and his father have been arrested in the case smarts family visited san luis obisbo last weekend to celebrate her life, and they expressed gratitude to the san luis obispo police department for their work. state health officials and mental health experts are urging lawmakers to create more mental and behavioral health services for children, state health and human services secretary dr mark galli says there needs to be more places for young people to go when they're having a crisis. dr. galli says one third of young people here in california who have been diagnosed with mental health issues, don't get the help they need. i can't imagine if we said a full 66 out of every 100 young diabetics weren't going to get the care that they need. we

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greg lee ktvu fox two news. we'll bury weather temperature is starting off this week on a warm to even hot noto but eventually want to cool things off. is we head into while your wednesday and beyond. just for comparison, you could see most of these locations around the coast and near the bay do cool off a bit as we head into what your forecast did not not not a lot, but just a little bit of some kulina as we head into what your forecast for tomorrow more of the real real cool. he moves in on thursday and into friday and then a little bit of a uptick in temperatures by the weekend. as we head toward the mother's day, we could be talking about the warmer temperatures, but no. one major heat in our forecast. in fact, here is a planned for your wednesday. we are bringing the cooling and especially coast side and right around the bay. the beaches near 60 around the bay lower seventies, edlund neighborhoods will be in the opera eighties could be right around 90 degrees, so not much cooling yet for the inland spots fo

ktvu's amber lee is in san jose tonight with more on the tributes. amber. >> reporter: frank, people tell me they came here to give and receive comfort. we heard from the victims' families and friends about their loss and the men's dedication to their jobs as essential workers. >> paul de la cruz megia. >> reporter: san jose mayor sam liccardo read the names of each victim killed in the vta shooting. an estimated crowd of 2,000 strong came to find solace including the family of paul de la cruz megia. >> god took my best friend husband too soon and i'm wishing i could give him one last hug and tell him how much i love you. >> reporter: the family of a vta bus operator tells me they made this sign to show support and solidarity. >> there's no words to express how sad this is to happen not only in your, you know, your city, but your -- it's close to home. it's my husband's job. >> reporter: stunned by the deaths of his fellow vta workers, one bus operator recalls training with two of the victims, taptejdeep singh and adrian balleza. >> we run into a lot

ktvu jana katsuyama tells us about the outreach effort. this week. contra costa county covid vaccine clinics had plenty of open appointments and now allow walk ins. i had choices to go to where i wanted to get the shot, so it worked out really well, gone are the long lines from the first wave. we have thousands of open appointments across all of our sites, and we want to fill them. contra costa county health officials say with more than 70% of eligible people in the county, receiving at least one dose. now it's about making access easy for the remaining people and planning for us. second wave of children we have about 90,000 kids in that 12 to 15 year old range on dweeb in talking to all of the school district's and making plans to vaccinate them. the fda is emergency use authorization could be as soon as next wednesday when they reviewed the fizer 12 to 15 year old trial data, kids, we all played together more freely that we over the parties be parts of clubs, marin county's public health officer says. their goal is to vaccinate at least 50 purse. s

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