tom baker, ktvu fox two news. still to come at change by the bay area could see even more severe rainstorms in the future. and around the bay area. no rain to speak of this week, but we will be cooling things down a better look at what you can expect for the rest of today and the rest of the week coming up. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema, with clearer skin and less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe. tell your doctor about new or worsening eye problems such as eye pain or vision changes, including blurred vision, joint aches and pain or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop asthma medicines without talking to your doctor. ask your doctor about dupixent. why woolite? because its specially formulated to protect your clothing from damage in the wash. like fading, stretching and pilling. woolite has a first

henry lee ktvu, fox two news. santa clara county sheriff's office is getting some pushback for proposal to have inmates where digital wrist bands, authorities say the wrist bands can be taken off and they do a better job of tracking the movements of inmates. the current system involves regular identification bracelets and relies on corrections officers to record all movements. on paper, the civil liberties group, the electronic frontier foundation, tells the mercury news. it's worried this new technology will lead to a slippery slope of more invasive monitoring. there is a safety warning to people who ride mountain bikes in the oakland hills, oakland police have reported three armed robberies in just the past month. east bay regional parks. police also have investigated the robbery on the trails. authorities are urging bike riders to monitor their surroundings as they don't challenge robbers if you're confronted elsewhere in the bay area, but staying in the east bay as california enters another year of drought con

brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. now it's six. san jose police say they have captured six suspects wanted in connection with a string of smash and grab robberies in the south bay. hello again, everyone i'm julie julie haener band of heavily armed thieves that smashed their way into businesses grab what they can and runoff ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary tells us police hope the arrests help people feel safe when they're out shopping. police investigators say these six men , all in their late teens or early twenties, or a smash and grab burglary ring that operated in the south bay, these are violent individuals are very happy to get this group of people. in jail so they don't continue to victimize our community department spokesman sergeant christian camarillo describe the six as rudimentary but also heavily armed. their m o break into stores, smashed display cases, runoff and fence the stolen property. months of detective work led to a one day roundup last week, ryan win had his

jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. a north bay elementary school is bringing back its mask mandate after an increase in coronavirus cases on campus in a letter to parents, the principle of coleman elementary school in san rafael wrote masks will once again be required indoor starting this week, lasting until april. 15th the school also distributed rapid at home test for each student and staff member ahead of spring break, which is next week. and you would 11, facebook's parent company, meta is changing its vaccination requirements for employees. the company says employees no longer need covid booster shots to return to offices in the united states and canada. employees began returning to in person work this week, however, workers must still be fully vaccinated and a booster is strongly recommended. well as of today, you no longer need covid vaccine or proof of negative test to attend large concerts or sporting events. california is dropping that requirement for indoor vit since february, the mega event restriction appl

amber lee ktvu, fox two news. men are now in custody, accused of robbing a film crew at gunpoint in san francisco and for another robbery in oakland daily on miller, torian king and teddy williams were charged with four counts of felony second degree robbery. for robberies that happened in both san francisco and oakland, march 25th and 28th ronald johnson, who police identifies the getaway driver in the san francisco incident, was charged with three counts of felony second degree robbery. i already say that men are responsible for a camera theft that happened on twin peaks. this is video of the incident posted to social media. it shows the thieves stealing a canadian crews. camera gear out of there. parked suv. one victim was hit in the head, the other held at gunpoint. no one was hurt in the oakland robbery. oakland police chief laurent armstrong is praising president biden's new federal regulations for what's called ghost guns. chief armstrong showed videos of suspects using the illegal guns to commit to separat

early ktvu, fox two news. california highway patrol is investigating a number of shootings on bay area highways. over the past several days. there have been three shootings since thursday when one person was hit by gunfire on 5 80 in livermore. two people were injured in the shooting on 5 80 in oakland. that was on sunday. and a woman was on highway four when she was shot in pittsburgh on saturday. as ktvu evan sernoffsky reports, the victim in this case was terrified as she was driving down the highway. i've never never experience nobody pointed a gun directly at me to shoot me . lisa baker is still reeling after a gut wrenching episode on saturday evening on highway for in pittsburgh. just think of your life flashing in front of you, she said. a reckless driver and passenger in a burgundy honda suv. were taunting her on eastbound lanes near the railroad avenue off ramp. the young lady that was in the vehicle on the passenger side, she rolled down the window and display the gun says , sparing everyone in her

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu fox two starts now. rain in the bay area snow in the mountains tonight we needed to after a dry winter that's prolonged california's drought. hello again. i'm andre senior julie julie haener. let's get right to the radar and our chief meteorologist bill martin, who is tracking it all for us tonight, bill. yeah that's right , julie. we've got a system coming through right now. the heaviest rain has been over the last hour and a half on this pull away view. you can see you get a vibe for what's going on. here is the first wave right here. that swept through over the last hour hour and a half something like that, maybe two hours, and then this is a more powerful wave the secondary wave that's going to come through after midnight into the early morning hours tomorrow. this could generate some thunderstorms, not they'd be widely scattered, but what it will generate as some more significant heavy rainfall. we've already seen up to a half inch of rain to an inch of rain in the marine county area up in the hills

tom baker, ktvu fox two news. a new supreme court cases testing the limits of freedom of religion on school campuses. the actions of one high school football coach administrator said went too far and coming up a little bit later in sports tonight, the giants go for their fifth win in the last six games. as they take on the brewers in milwaukee. also ahead tonight, coronavirus treatment options have been available for some time now, but they're not always easy to find it's still the eat fresh refresh, at subway. and they're refreshing everything. even their italians. woah. you talking italians? jimmy's gonna take it from here. refresh italiano see, subway now has italian-style capicola, and you can try it on top of belgioioso fresh mozzarella on the mozza meat. or, stack on three more italian-style meats with the supreme meats. it's just like my nonna makes when she cooks! i don't cook. wait, what? it's a good thing he's so handsome. it's the eat fresh refresh at subway. and they're gonna keep refreshing and re- oh

jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. cats at the coliseum that officials have taken over the complex or apparently here to stay. animal control officials tell the chronicle even if the roughly 30 feral cats were removed from the a's home stadium, other wild cats that live nearby are likely to take their place. so for now, animal services in the coliseum have been listed an outside company to spay or neuter the cats and then return them to the coliseum . and how about the age last night they were back in oakland for their home opener against the baltimore orioles. here again. oakland a's play here again. that they do. plenty of fans still get it in the coliseum parking lot, many of them telling us they make sure to never missed the first home game of the season fans for treated to a 51 victory over the orioles. but it's ktvu zach sauce tells us there's still plenty of questions swirling about the team's future here in the bay area. and another home opener in the books for a baseball and with it diehard fans talking expect

alexis mcadams ktvu fox two news. still to come here at noon, terrifying moments for a family in southern california . what we're learning about a young girl who was attacked by a coyote right near the huntington's beach pier. we have a baseball game in town tonight . so we have that giants forecast plus your weekend weather outlook as a news continues right here at noon on fox two. (footsteps) ♪ from the mountains to the coast, ♪ ♪ it's the state with the most. ♪ ♪ somos la crema de la crema ♪ ♪ con mucho sol todo el año, cuidado que te quemas ♪ ♪ stack that cheddar, make it melt. ♪ ♪ cook it up, stretch it out. ♪ ♪ we're breaking the mold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ shining like gold. ♪ ♪ estado dorado. ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado live in the golden state ♪ i wa coyote at huntington's beach. this happened last night just before tenure, the huntington's beach pier, her mother and her two children were near the water when the cow d suddenly ran over and bit the toddler. when i

griff jenkins, ktvu, fox two news. the santa clara valley transportation authority will pay retirement benefits to the families of those workers killed in a mass shooting nearly one year ago, the vt. a board of directors voted to pay out $4.9 million in retirement benefits among 10 families who lost loved ones in the shooting there. at the guadalupe railyard. this includes the family of one worker who died by suicide. after the tragedy. the agency will pay out $3000 a month or more for each of the victims. family members we're learning new information about the caltrain crash in san bruno. last month. i left 13 people injured, according to a preliminary ntsb report. caltrain worker notified dispatchers that the tracks were clear of all maintenance workers. minutes later, a train was rolling down the tracks at 65 mph, the conductor saw the vehicles on the tracks, apply the emergency brake and then collided into the maintenance vehicles. crews had been working on a longstanding electrification project there on the tracks

this is ktvu fox two news at noon. and good afternoon, everyone i'm frank mallicoat gasia mikaelian blue skies behind us no rain right now, but by tonight, some parts of the bay area will begin to see more wet weather a live look at san francisco glittering in the noonday sun by tomorrow we'll have more rain. let's bring in ktvu meteorologist mark tamayo with more on this most recent system high mark hi there, gaussian. this will be kind of a pretty strong system, especially for this time of year. so we get a chance to get outside this afternoon, but the umbrella keep it nearby because it will be needed later on today, especially up in the north bay, and that rain line will gradually spread to the south. so we have been talking about some systems, and this one will definitely be the least over the past week. this will be the strongest in the series rainfall about a half an inch to over an inch and a half of rainfall that would be favoring the north bay coastal hills. wendy might be hearing the winds of a migrant my mic

ktvu, fox two news. and a reminder that help is available for anyone contemplating suicide. the suicide prevention line can be reached at the number you see there on your screen 1 802 73. talk. we now know the name of a berkeley high school student who fell to his death this week at a parking garage, police say 18 year old dominic hernandez died monday after falling during a lunch break. he was at a parking garage mill via and center streets. many students reportedly saw it happen. berkeley police are investigating and say as of now , there does not appear to be any signs of foul play. the berkeley unified school district says counselors have been available to students since tuesday. and they will continue to be available for students across the district. u c. berkeley officials say police have detained the student who made credible threats towards others today, forcing a lockdown of the campus that lasted several hours. students who were in morning classes were told to shelter in place while police sear

claudine wang ktvu fox two. house speaker nancy pelosi issued a statement on the president's executive actions to reduce gun violence. it reads in part enough is enough and with the proud partnership of courageous survivors and advocates, democrats are working to end the bloodshed. our democratic house majority has twice passed. hr eight. hr 14, 46 bipartisan and common sense background checks legislation. and we will not relent until we enact them into law. teenage tragedy, striking the east bay over the weekend, a 15 year old girl shot and killed inside of an apartment as she reportedly visited a friend in east oakland this evening. police are trying to find her killer crime reporter henry lee is live in the newsroom. with the latest on the investigation, henry christina at 15. this antibiotic girl had her whole life ahead of her. she was visiting friends in east oakland when someone pulled out a gun and she was killed. my heart is heavy. it is, um, broken for this young woman. another life lost to gun violenc

this is ktvu fox two news at noon. and good afternoon , everyone i'm mike mibach gasia mikaelian moderna is taking steps to expand access to its covid vaccine. the move could make millions of children eligible for that critical protection. mike tobin has the latest more kids could soon become eligible for covid-19 shots today, moderna asked the fda to authorized low doses of its covid vaccine for kids younger than six years old, the drugmaker says in a trial two shots triggered high levels of virus fighting antibodies. if given the green light, the move could open up shots to millions of children by the summer if they go with some of their prior timelines. a month to six weeks from now, i think we now have a safe and effective vaccine to be able to offer them. currently only kids five years or older can be vaccinated against covid-19 using fighters formula. the fda has not yet ruled on moderna's other pediatric application, citing concerns about rare cases of heart inflammation in teenage boys. chief medical officer sa

tom baker, ktvu fox two news. one of the biggest music festivals in the country returns today coachella is back in india for its first show in three years. tonight's headliner will be harry styles. billie eilish will be headlining tomorrow and the weekend and swedish house mafia will be performing sunday, replacing kanye west, who dropped out of the show at the last minute. the festival resumes next weekend with more shows and a new lineup today, major league baseball teams are honoring baseball legend jackie robinson 75 years ago today, jackie robinson debuted with the brooklyn dodgers and broke baseball's color barrier. all major league baseball players, coaches and managers will wear robinson's number 42 to honor the man who changed both american society from baseball to football. spring pro football is back on fox with a familiar name . you might remember it, the usfl, kicking off its inaugural weekend with eight teams from the original league dating back to the 19 eighties. tickets to the opener pitting the n

at sfl, amanda king donna ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. people can't function. they can't go to work. everything is reliant on inflation and guests. so far, it looks like a new plan to offer some relief at the gas pump just may work. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener, and i'm heather holmes just hours after a move to release one million barrels of oil per day from the united states strategic reserves. oil prices are indeed down brett crude, which is the international standard fell nearly 5% today to just under $108 a barrel ktvu is tom baker tells us falling oil prices just one part of the white house's new plan to offer drivers some relief. putin's price hike nearly a dollar more and less than three months to combat that now and in the future, president biden outlined a multi point strategy one to do things to bring prices down now by releasing oil from the u. s. strategic petroleum reserve one million barrels per day. for the next six months over 100 and 80 million barrels. u c. berkeley hawes energy economist severin bornste

joe fonzi ktvu, fox two news. yeah leo does in san francisco is closing for good after nearly 100 years in business there at fisherman's warf, according to the chronicle , the family owned restaurant is ending its 66 year lease with the port of san francisco about 14 years before it actually expires. restaurant was drawing to fisherman's warf for tourist areas struggling to regain its pre pandemic prominence. the words neighbor pier 39 has lost five tenants since the start of the pandemic, three of them being restaurants. the pier ceo xyz now is an opportunity to rethink the what new businesses can actually come to the area. it has been a very heavy, food oriented area. largely restaurants were the number one attraction to the area by far and i think that there there's there should be a broader mix of uses. before they decided to end the least the owners of alioto's reportedly tried to sell the restaurant but were unable to find a buyer. sunday streets program in san francisco kicked off this weekend with its firs

tom baker, ktvu fox two news. new attendance, state audit of police departments and state prisons finds not enough is being done to combat bias among officers. the audit released this morning recommended the state justice department. regularly investigate how local law enforcement handles such incidents. the audit also suggested expanding the authority of the racial and identity profiling advisory board. to verify that departments are actually implementing their bias policies. 30 years ago. today the nation watched as riders took to the streets in l a, and parts of that city, burned violence and looting erupted following the acquittal of four white police officers videotaped beating unarmed black motorist rodney king. 64 people died, thousands injured and the six days of riots caused a billion dollars of damage. today, rodney king's daughter remembered her father's famous quote during the riots, saying quote can't we all get along? and we're still asking that question today. are you serious? are we still asking th

i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. the sister is a perpetual indulgence held their annual easter event today . this year, people gathered in san francisco's dolores park for the fun festivities kicked off with the family easter egg hunt . organizers say the event celebrates the day that the service organization was founded 44 years ago. the first year was just a couple of sisters who happen to have none outfits going out to see what happened, and that morning they also had cheerleader outfits, so they were deciding which to put on and they went for the for the nun outfits and i guess, as they say, the rest is history. the day continued with live performances and costume contests. what a pretty day was there, right and everywhere we did have microclimates come into play just a bit. we had 55 degrees along the seashore and pacifica and then we had temperatures warm to the seventies and inland areas. it was 73 degrees of morgan hill. and how about 68 degrees in fairfield 66 degrees in santa rosa, where it will actually be

henry lee ktvu fox two deals. shortages within the san francisco police department have hit a new low, according to a report discussed today at a san francisco board of supervisors committee hearing. the sfpd is nearly 600 officers short that goes along with the recent analysis by the department. it indicates the sfpd does not have enough officers for its current duties, suggesting the city is less safe than it should be. the need for officers has grown to over 500. it's our understanding. we hear chief scott mentioned that it's several different points and we know that it's projected to be over 700 by the end of the fiscal year, i believe that this is a crisis in dire situation. according to the staffing report . on average, 100 officers either retire, resign or are terminated from the department each year. ktvu is andre senior is working on having a live report on this coming up at six. according to tables on alleged gang members inside a crowded san jose mall. i'm alex savage in the news from coming up tonight

ktvu fox two news. we'll see if francisco mural london breed is among the city leaders in california who are coming out in support of some new mental health bills now be considered by the state legislature. breed joined other big city mayors in a virtual news conference yesterday to publicly back the package of eight new bills. they would create a new system of court ordered treatment based on specific requirements instead of just putting nearly everyone with mental problems in state run institutions. a new bill is making its way through the state legislature that would ban communities from prohibiting medical marijuana sales. san francisco state attorney state senator rather scott wieners says it is illegal to sell cannabis in 32% of california cities, leading people to bide on the illicit market. sb 11 86 just passed its first committee hearing it would require cities to allow medical marijuana access, either with a storefront or through delivery. alright still ahead, ukrainian forces continue to take

henry lee ktvu fox. two news union city police are asking for the public's help as they search for clues in a deadly weekend shooting. it happened early saturday morning there eric court and canada way. police say a 43 year old man was shot multiple times and died at the scene. his identity still has not been released, but police say he lived in the area. no arrests have been made and emotive is not yet known. investigators are hoping to look at security camera footage from neighbors in the area. our biggest hope at this point is the complex as a whole has some cameras that are owned by the homeowners association, and we know nowadays everybody has ring cameras and a variety of other technologies on their house. hopes are that anyone in the area not just specifically at that to 10 a.m. timeframe, but the couple days leading up if they noticed any suspicious persons, suspicious vehicles and about the area. union city police are asking anyone who might have video or if they know anything about what happene

tom vacar ktvu fox two news. there was a bail hearing today for the two people charged with kidnapping a three month old in san jose ramirez and jose portico returned to a courtroom for the second consecutive day. one day after ordering no bail for both of them. the judge continued that order today. attorneys for the defendants are asking for $150,000 bail. those arguments will be heard may 12th. if convicted, the pair could spend 11 years behind bars. san jose state students picking it outside the santa clara county jail this morning, calling on county supervisors to reconsider their approval of a new jail in january. senate clara supervisors voted to spend million for that new facility after many years of debate. the protesters want the county to reconsider it, though they say the supervisors did not take the views of the public into account. the students say the money would be better spent on programs for inmates. we want that to be put back into the community and to mental health programs for inmates in priso

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. there are new concerns tonight that the effects of russia's war on ukraine or spilling into neighboring countries called by ukrainian leaders for more help to fight off russian attacks round one of the bay bridge series tonight in san francisco are joe fonzi is up a little later with sports with the unique relationship between the teams to managers. but first, forcing people on the streets to seek court ordered care. the debate in sacramento on under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now. when baby kidnapped in san jose was found safe this morning and three suspects are now in custody. bra

jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news . a neighbor's in downtown oakland, say a car break in that escalated into a shooting is just the latest in a number of crimes that take place often in the area. this warning woman was shot at after confronting two people who were breaking into her car. ktvu camberley joins us now live from oakland with details and the police response. heather neighbors tell me car break ins and shootings are common occurrences, and they're calling on city leaders to do more to improve safety in downtown oakland. there was a large police presence after gunshots were fired at a woman when she interrupted two people breaking into her car parked in downtown oakland around 5 30 thursday morning. it's frustrating, and it's nerve wracking every day, you know, working in an environment like this. this woman works in the area and says her car has been broken into four times in a matter of months while parked in the same area. neighbors say the target of the shooting a woman who lives nearby saw the thieves and

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. oakland teachers walked off the job today in protest of the plan to close or merge 11 schools over the next two years. they say the district board of directors listens to their complaints every two weeks, but it's not making any changes. all usd has not honored their agreement coming out of the 2000 and 19 strike that there must be at least one year of community engagement before making any decision to close schools. we are displacing 230 children who walk to school who live in the neighborhood, and the school board is not being transparent about the use of the site. today is one day walkout kept students from attending school. this is the third time this semester that oakland teachers have gone on strike to protest the closures. 11 the napa valley is leading the state is tourism begins to rebound, state tourism officials say tourism napa is just 19% below the record number seen in 2019. the chronicle reports. numbers from visit california show tourism spending in san francisco. is le

tom baker ktvu. fox two news. shares in twitter were down slightly today to close it just over $45 a share that is well below the price per share that elon musk is offering for the company more than $54 a share. that tends to indicate that investors doubt the deal will go through. washington bakery and restaurant in san francisco's chinatown says it will be closing next week after 27 years. in february, we told you how chelsea hung took over the business built by her mother four years ago after a career in tech. she said the challenges of running the business were made more difficult by the pandemic. she is also at the helm of the well known r and g lounge formerly owned by her father. california will delay its covid vaccine mandate for schoolchildren until at least summer of 2023, the state's department of public health made that announcement this evening, noting that the fda has not yet fully approved covid vaccines for kids, 7 to 12 years old. the state initially said full approval by the fda was a precondition

john serry, ktvu fox two news. alright back to mark tamayo we go and i was a little cool out this morning mark. the jacket was on, but hopefully a little bit of a warm up here in the afternoon hours. yeah that's the plan. micah temperature was kind of on the mild side this afternoon, although just a little bit cooler compared to a yesterday but that's re behind me is moving around a bit, and we are expecting the wind to really pick up this afternoon back. some parts of the bay area will soon be under a wind advisory. so kind of a cooler wind developing for today and into your thursday the wind advisory begins this evening. eight o'clock until 11 a.m. thursday for the north bay, the east bay valleys and the east bay hills. we could have wins easily going up about 40 m an hour for the stronger gusts, maybe approaching 50 miles an hour, especially toward the coastline , but even a place like sfo. other areas near the coastline will still have some pretty strong winds throughout the evening hours and into you're thursd

tom baker, ktvu fox two news. couple of raindrops renegade raindrops working its way into the evening commute. otherwise the bulk of the activity will be arriving later tonight in the north bay and across the entire bay area in the overnight hours and very anemic in nature. layers of clouds roughly about 4500 ft to 18,000 ft. it's mostly cloudy santa rosa in the fifties, same in san francisco, oakland, 65 were in the mid sixties in palo alto and in san jose, but boys it breezy 20 mile per hour winds right now at sfo 18 apiece right now, and oakland backing through travis so these winds will continue to blow up to 20 throughout the evening hours. in front of this system, so it's going to be a damp morning, but the rain will and predawn hours , then becoming partly cloudy. it'll see more rain in the forecast the late wednesday night through your thursday will track that more vigorous system that contains more rainfall, and that's still coming up later on in this newscast, but first back to greg and julie. roberta. t

i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. one of oakland's pioneering farm to table restaurants will close for good this weekend. the owners of oliveros will serve their last dinner tomorrow night. officials of the italian restaurant first talked about their plans to shut down last year since they were losing money during the pandemic reported on that but they actually stayed open a bit longer to help out the neighborhood. well as we head into your barrier weekend. looks like your umbrellas get a break, so the recent rainfall has kind of scooted on out to the east, and we have clearing skies right now. what about more rate in our future? well, we're going to look at the forecast model. we're showing you basically a bunch of zeros a little bit of activity up to our north that doesn't dry. into the next week . but what's interesting sometimes maybe. no. may maybe we're on cinco demayo kind of around that time frame some of the forecast model suggesting that we could see a return of us and what weather so that's still a ways out

this is ktvu fox. two news at six. good evening to you. i'm andre senior. the city of oakland now has a new collective where customers can now shop at a dozen black owned businesses. at one address the new concept again today, and it looks to help small businesses grow into bigger businesses without taking big risks. ktvu greg lincoln's is here. live with how it all works, greg andre for some small businesses, taking the leap to open a store front retail shop can be intimidating because of all of the associated cost. well some black entrepreneurs have come up with a creative way to mitigate that risk and are giving small businesses a chance to take baby steps before they're ready to jump. good to please. the cutting of the red ribbon officially opens a new black business collective called loyal to the soil on broadway and 17th in downtown oakland. rather than finding one store here. you'll find about a dozen micro ventures. the anchor is a bookstore whose owners came up with the concept after being inspired by something similar in atlanta and learning to ru

from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two and welcome to mornings onto i'm brooks jarocz today is friday, april 22nd and on the way in this morning we had some rain that i saw him. we're going to go over to roberta gonzalez in the weather center, roberta. any rain? today is probably good news, right certainly is and it will be combined to the morning hours, but it is beneficial rains. we've already picked up 16 107 inch of rain since midnight. in livermore. this is our live doppler radar and see that right there stacked up just due west of the bay area that will be plowing onshore within the next few minutes here, and it will continue to rain on again off again within the next couple of hours. rain showers now spotty from the bay bridge into oakland out of the city of san francisco, and you see some hit and miss scattered showers right there around 5 86 80 leading into san jose. now here we have the light rain falling in the city of oakland, where the current air temperatures 53 degrees. it's 44 in san

griff jenkins, ktvu, fox two news. new work week is here and just a beautiful spring day outside, rosemary oroczo you happy monday, garcia and we are looking at temperatures just as warm as yesterday. if you enjoy debate area sunday, you should at least enjoy the weather for today sixties along the coast to upper seventies near 80 degrees inland. better details on that in just a moment, let's take a look over areas of san francisco. where we do have mostly blue skies. just a few patches of low clouds and fog along the coastline. yesterday we had an advisory for beach hazards that has subsided and there is no advisory along the coastline for today. meanwhile brentwood 73 degrees for you at this hour 72 in concord over sixties in santa rosa, mid sixties in san francisco, and a lot of sixties around the bay, even fremont checking in 72 for you there 71 over san jose and san jose. you're a few degrees warmer than yesterday. fairfield a few degrees cooler. most of us within a degree or two from yesterday at this hour, so it

news on ktvu. fox two starts now. doctors say the findings show just how contagious recent covid strains have been. hello again, everyone i'm heather holmes julie julie haener. the findings can the same day that visor asked the fda to authorize its booster shot. for some children. ktvu is jana katsuyama joins us now live from the newsroom with more on covid impact on children. janna julian heather, the cdc researchers said that they did expect some increase, but they didn't expect this much. and they say that this rise in cases among children coincides with the spread of the omicron b two variants. as a february more than half of americans now have been infected by the covid-19 virus. that's according to a new study released tuesday by researchers with the centers for disease control and prevention. the researchers analyzed blood samples from more than 200,000 americans, and what was concerning is three out of every four children. 17 years and younger showed they had been infected with a big jump in cases during the w

tom baker, ktvu fox two news. a twitter shareholder is suing elon musk for failing to properly disclose his ownership of more than 5% in the company. mark rossella of mill valley is accusing mosque of securities fraud under s regulations. mosque was required to disclose his stake in twitter by march 24th. he did not reveal it until april, 4th. in the meantime, he continued to buy stock at a lower price says he wants to represent other shareholders like him, who sold shares in between that timeline. musk has not yet commented on the lawsuit. apple ceo tim cook says that a bill aimed at improving competition among the tech giants would lead to privacy concerns. the legislation would forbid large digital platforms like apple, google and amazon. from favoring their own products over competitors. in a speech in washington, d. c today, cook said that quote unvetted apps could exploit users data undermining their privacy and security. it's another breezy to downright windy evening here in the bay area, lots to talk about

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. well a big victory for the oakland police department after a judge signals federal control could in soon. hello again, everyone. i'm frank mallicoat heather holmes today that federal monitor told the judge that the department has complied now, with more than 50 reforms required and settling the infamous riders case in which officers were accused of corruption and fraud. we get more tonight from kdp's jana katsuyama. oakland's mayor and police chief said wednesday that oakland's police department has fundamentally changed from the scandal that erupted 20 years ago. i think this has been a commitment that all of the members of the police department has agreed to the idea that we want to be progressive hearing wednesday, a u. s. district judge says he intends to give the oakland police one year of accountability. to prove that they can sustain all of the required reforms that they have made, he said. quote this is the time to show that the reforms, procedures, policies and practices that

i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. of your teachers are leaving the san francisco unified school district now than during the height of the pandemic. the district says that as of mid april, turnover rates remain consistent with last year and lower than pre pandemic levels. between january and april of this year, 124 teachers left the district that number was exactly the same for the same period last year. however in 2020, there were 217 teachers who retired or quit. there are several incentives in place to try to keep the teachers working in that district. teachers and peer educators will receive 21 time bonuses of $2000 this year . in addition, daily rates for substitute teachers in para educators have also increased in san francisco. between 2000 and 14 and 2019 s. f. u s. d says it has increased based teacherssalaries over 25% without decreasing benefits. mayors from california's 13 biggest cities say they need more state funding to combat homelessness. they held a news conference today to highlight the progress the

i'm andre senior ktvu fox. two news 17 year old boys under arrest and the shooting death of a 15 year old girl from richmond and police say the two did, in fact, know each other. the girl was found on meritage common and call your canyon road in livermore the night of april. 15th investigators say they arrested the 17 year old suspect in hayward on tuesday. his name is not being released because he's a minor. the name of the victim is also being withheld. authorities say they also arrested 44 year old to make a creamer of livermore for allegedly helping the suspect. avoid arrest. coming up at 11. a massive tesla selloff as ceo elon musk sells billions of dollars worth of stock how it could be related to his twitter deal. alright weekends just around the corner. now we've got less wind out there. that means a warmer day tomorrow and for your saturday and sunday. the five day forecast is next. at first, though, viva las vegas the new data that shows sin city (music throughout) reba casinos reported near record ho

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. all the vice president was not the only high profile visitor to the bay area today. former president barack obama made a visit to stanford this afternoon . we have more on his warning about the unchecked power of social media. and the tech industry coming up at 6 30. a break in a decades old cold case in the east bay, the tools detectives used to track down the suspect years later. also ahead and spend more than three months since mayor london breed declared an emergency in san francisco's tenderloin, and she says the situation on the streets has improved. and we are tracking that weather. some severe thunderstorms and tornado warning up in the sacramento valley that's been dropped, but we have a chance for a few more sprinkles around here. i'll have that after the break, alright, bill, but first it's coming from many kids to contract senioritis towards the end of the school year. but an outbreak of covid 19 of the recent prom has other schools alarmed. and here's a live. look at your

from ktvu. fox two news. this is the fourtn holding president biden's hand as she watched her confirmation vote unfold today at the white house. she will be replacing justice stephen breyer, who who will be retiring at the end of his current term. later on this summer. welcome everyone to the four this afternoon. i'm heather holmes savage will have more on this historic day in washington in just a moment. first notice some breaking news. we're following right now in livermore. police are urging people to avoid interstate 5 80 because of a chp investigation that has shut down the eastbound lanes on the freeway. traffic is being taken off right now from that freeway at north livermore avenue. i what a mess as you can see, this has created a monster backup that extends all the way back to dublin. and interstate 6 80 again. these are live pictures from sky fox. so far, there is no word on what kind of police investigation is involved . right now. we will bring you updates as soon as they come in on this again bre

i'm andre senior ktvu fox. two news. all right, thank you, andre law enforcement across the country or issuing new warnings about texting scams. several people in washington state received phone calls or texts from someone. claiming to be a relative or co worker who was injured and needed money immediately sent to them. the federal trade commission says phone scams range from these types of bogus calls to text with bad links that lead to identity theft. the ftc wants wireless providers to block illegal text messages. try to drive a sense of urgency out of you. so they might, for example, promise and offer that's too good to be true text message that comes from an unknown number saying that you've won something or that a package was attempted to be delivered but couldn't successfully that's a big one. the package delivery people are receiving messages saying they've won money. family member needs your help, or that you're in some sort of legal trouble. or there's a subscription that has lapsed. they need a payment. the fc

lauren blanchard, ktvu, fox two news. this is ktvu fox two news at six. i just want them to know that there that we care about them so much. we're with them. um you know, we're nervous for them, but we're not. we're not afraid to be in ukraine off the top. now a bay area family gets ready for a spring break trip. some may call extreme that story all new at six. good evening. i'm andre senior jana katsuyama. the family says that new images from the side of a missile attack in ukraine will not deter them from traveling to the country. ukrainian authorities say a missile hit a train station where thousands of people gathered to flee eastern ukraine. 50 people died while russian troops have left some areas of ukraine east continues to see large scale violence. ktvu brooks jarocz joins us now live from the newsroom. brooksie spoke with the bay area family with plans to help people in the war torn country. tell us about well, andre we've reported on a san francisco based company and its efforts to help hundreds of ukrainian workers. now the ceo and his family a

i'm james torres ktvu. fox two news. the coast guard is urging people to use caution when navigating the waterways around that fire scene. all vessel traffic is advised to slow down while going through the channel. do you know an unknown amount of debris in the water? voters should maintain a safe distance while operations continue at the beneath support terminal, authorities say 3000 ft of boom will be deployed to help capture debris. well it is dry outside right now and the red flag warning for some parts of northern california this weekend has now expired up next around of rain and snow. ktvu meteorologist. mark tamayo joins us now with the timing on these changing conditions. big time changes first thing tomorrow morning we'll be tracking some rain showers around here across parts of the bay area, so get ready for that. that the front to move in from the north. so it's just last thursday, we had record breaking temperatures eighties almost in the upper nineties. that was just last thursday. steady drop off in those n

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. centers a police say they are using every resource available to them to find that three month old baby boy hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener heather holmes police say the suspect took that baby right from his mother's apartment. as the child's grandmother was unloading groceries. want to show you now some live pictures from that neighborhood on elm street off of west heading street. within the last few minutes, we see a team of fbi agents. have arrived on the scene. you can see them there. specialized response team has also been called in to help local police gateways. amberleigh live for us now outside san jose police headquarters where officers have been providing updates. amber. heather police say they're continuing their investigation, but at this point they have no new information to share now. earlier they released images of the baby and the man suspected of kidnapping him. police officers went to homes in san jose's college park neighborhood just south of the airpor

from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to thank you for waking up with us here on mornings onto i'm pam cook, and it is friday, april 8th friday. morning steve and it is cooler than yesterday. so i'm already thankful and happy for that. yes and the cooling will continue to well below average temps. by the time we get to monday, pam so big changes are on the way. it starts a little bit today. it'll still be warm inland. and if you're far enough, and then you might even get near 90, but most locations will be dropping into the eighties. even some seventies and maybe upper sixties near the coast of fifties and sixties to start. that system coming in, was going to open the door to more of an onshore breeze. we're already seeing that taking shape right now. so with friday on my mind and that's the easy beats cool to mild morning mostly sunny, not as hot so we're looking at seventies and eighties today, not those mid upper nineties. let's go to sal castaneda. all right, steve . good morning to you. we're off

jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. entrepreneur mark cuban, reacting to must offer to buy the company, saying it's a way of messing with the sec, the securities and exchange commission on thursday cuban tweeted by messing with the sec through his purchase of 9% of twitter last month. musk is hyping a fake takeover by doing that other investors who want to hop in for a quick profit, including must himself, which must has denied. new at 11 governor gavin newsom was in oakland today, visiting a homeless encampment and discussing the state's homelessness crisis with members of his cabinet, the governor saying in a statement. homelessness affects us all in california is taking an all hands approach to tackle this challenge from every angle. earlier this year, the governor announced $50 million in grants that will serve 19 communities throughout california, providing services to individuals living in encampments. none of the war in ukraine, u. s officials say they now believe that russian warship was hit by ukrainian missile

from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings on two. i'm dave clark. it is friday. it's the first day of april and steve paulson the great steve paulson has your weather forecast. are you fooling you fool? i'm not falling. i'm telling you the truth. thank you. the fabulous mr clark appreciate that on april 1st that is true. a little bit of fog, but then sunny and warmer today. you know those two they'll be in town and we're looking at forties and fifties palo alto 42 the coolest livermore in santa rosa. that's in town. by the way, i don't use the airport. i use it in town. because who lives at the airport? it's all george carlin . morning. low clouds, sunny and nice to warm and temperatures. they're going a little above two near average here. alright, it's friday. we'll say good morning to here's the man. mr. sal castaneda steve. thank you very much happy friday, and we're starting off with a crash in denville. unfortunately. and tha

in san francisco amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. paul's been feeling feeling like a summer around here lately, but temperatures, we're going back to winter as we head into next week's over the weekend. you will not want us a big drop off in temperatures and, of course, the strong, gusty winds. as far as temperatures from today we cooled off compared to yesterday , and we will continue with that trend into your saturday so no more nineties no more eighties. the warmest occasions will be in the in the sixties to the seventies. as far as the winds from five a.m. saturday until three pm sunday. we have a wind advisory for the north bay hills out towards solano county in the east bay hills winds could be going up about 40, maybe even over 50 miles an hour, but even not in these areas out toward the coast and right around the bay. we will have some breezy to windy conditions. you can't see the forecast model into your saturday. these values do what could go up a bit into your sunday forecast and possibly into monday, so we'll see if those

in redwood city, and ruben ktvu fox. two news details tonight about the counseling crash in san bruno that left 13 people injured last month. the ntsb says that before the crash, the roadway worker in charge was told that the track was clear by the train dispatcher. but the preliminary report shows the maintenance vehicles that were hit had been on that track for some 40 minutes before the train crashed into them. crews have been working on a longstanding electrification project on the tracks. caltrain and its contractors estimate property damages to be almost $1.4 million. a national response team from the bureau of alcohol , tobacco, firearms and explosives has arrived on scene to investigate that fire that destroyed a home depot story. san jose the a t f team is assisting san jose firefighters in trying to determine what sparked that fire on saturday. investigators believe it started in the lumber section of the store. coming up. postal service resumes in one southern california neighborhood how it was halted due to s