the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now , and ktvu has learned that two police officers are accused of chasing the car without permission seen it crashed. and then leaving the scene. good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach heather holmes. it is a story that we broke this afternoon on ktvu .com and our crime reporter henry lee has since heard from the police chief, as well as the victim's family, henry mike and heather, the police chief's concerned over what he calls him serious allegations of possible misconduct. now those officers aren't just on leave. they had to turn in their badges and guns. we identify potential. misconduct very serious potential misconduct. ktvu has learned from sources that to oakland police officers are under investigation for allegedly chasing a suspect without permission and then taking off after that suspect caused a crash that killed an innocent bystander. police chief , the ron armstrong would not go into detail but had this to say the additional information shows some irregu

right from home on ktvu, tom baker, ktvu fox tuning. our coverage of the parade will begin at 10 a.m. but of course we're going to be having fun all morning long and mornings on too, so stay with us for the nba championship parade on monday. it was a busy night in oakland with warriors fans out in force. they were celebrating that big win, but the party was cut short when gunshots rang out. one man was killed. at least three others injured downtown near 14th and harrison. ktvu mark cyr has more on the victims and the search for a killer. bullet holes riddled the window of the gallery art bar with police. evidence markers still visible. this bar sits right next to the halftime sports bar. both bars were open and full of patrons. last night, a car belonging to one of the employees who was working inside the halftime bar had a bullet hole in its side. but the employee says she does not believe anything happened inside the bar before the shooting. it's unfortunate that were being targeted and they're continuing to target the vicinity or the

i'm alexis mcadams ktvu, fox two news. nurses at seton medical center in daly city began a two day strike. today they have been negotiating a new contract with the hospital since last december. nurses are frustrated about the progress of the talks. they held a one day strike back in march. issues include salary benefits, staffing and working conditions . nurses say they don't feel valued yet continue to take on additional responsibilities. the hospital says it's been working to settle their disagreements. but cannot afford to pay raises . nurses are demanding scene released a statement saying quote we are deeply disappointed that leaders of the california nurses association will put our patients and our community at risk again with their call for a strike despite receiving fair compensation, staffing stabilization and rejecting a more than fair offer. but still to come at noon, a challenge for private and public swimming pools this summer. what we're learning about the shortage of qualified lifeguards. hi thank clouds now

ktvu .com. of the california man accused of plotting to assassinate supreme court justice brett kavanaugh pleaded not guilty in federal court today. 26 year old nicholas rosky of simi valley was arrested after he called 911 on himself on june 8th. claiming that he wanted to kill the justice over the impending high court decision to overturn roe v. wade police say he was carrying a gun, a knife, pepper spray and several zip ties. if convicted, rosky faces life in prison. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30 a shootout in danville as a man confronts three men robbing a group of women after following them for miles. and coming up a little later in the show. the giants continue their road trip in atlanta as they take on the braves and our ja i'm gonna earn 3% on dining including takeout with chase freedom unlimited. that's a lot of cash back. are you gonna stop me? uh-oh... i'm almost there... too late! boom! earn big time with chase freedom unlimited with no annual fee. how do you cashback? chase. make m

live starting at 10 o'clock on ktvu plus as well as on ktvu .com. republican leader mitch mcconnell is endorsing a bipartisan gun control bill 10, democrats and 10 republicans are still working out the details, but so far the bill as it stands now, what increased background checks for those under 21? place restrictions on convicted domestic abusers, increased mental health and school safety funding and also encourage states to pass red flag laws. what a triumph to get a framework agreement with 20, denver democrats and republicans and i know that we're going to be able to work through these issues. get something to our colleagues and vote on it. hopefully next week. senator mcconnell says he supports the deal, meaning it should pass the senate. but many democrats say this doesn't go far enough. with homeownership becoming increasingly unobtainable. rent prices across the country are skyrocketing. median rent is now at its highest levels in history. according to redfin, the median rent in the u. s has hit over $2000 a month for the first time ever. t

i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. if you're heading out of town for the long holiday weekend, be prepared for the possibility of more flight delays. nearly all of the major airlines say a large part of the problem is a shortage of flight crews. delta pilots on thursday the day before a lot of people had two airports for their holiday travel will be picketing on their own time at airports served by delta airlines. to raise awareness for the problem and how it affects pilots and passengers alike. now, delta pilots say they're just as frustrated as travelers who are suffering through long delays and flight cancelations and getting stranded at airports. they want the airline to change its flight schedules to reduce flight disruptions. last week, the pilots released an open letter accusing management of scheduling more flights than its current number of pilots could cover. as pilots. we are beyond exhausted. they are trying to get us to fly to the maximums. for safety reasons. the faa limits the number of hours a pilot can

and online at ktvu .com and the ktvu news app. high temperatures across california are taking a toll on the state's fruits and vegetables. grocers in the central valley say they've had to throw out a lot more produce recently due to the hot weather, they say fruits and vegetables are ripening much faster, leading to shorter seasons. and fewer options at the market. we're just not having the product in for as long we have what we have. there's definitely less of the farmers are able to pick because of the weather affecting that. grocer say the fruits most affected are cherries, apricots and plums. nonprofit has put an offer in two by the family, home of labor leader and civil rights activist cesar chavez. the group amigos de guadalupe wants to turn the home into a space for education and housing for young adults. the city of san jose approved $500,000 to help with the purchase. should the sale go forward. the house is located in east san jose at 53 sharp avenue . chavez will the property to his five children, and it is up to them.

ktvu .com/ covid. tragedy striking a southern california community as two police officers are shot and killed ahead of 5 30. we're learning more about those officers as well as details about how they were ambushed. tonight we are hearing from the sister of a woman killed in a murder suicide last weekend, leaving behind six children. how her family is trying to cope with the loss and the support they're receiving from their community plus so i just took responsibility for it. and i said, yeah, that's my fault. also we're hearing from former gas station manager in northern california whose costly mistake cost him his job. and i hope you enjoyed the heat today because it is over big changes coming towards the weekend. back here towards the weekend. back here it's started. somewhere between a cuddle and a struggle, it's...the side hug. tween milestones like this may start at age 9. hpv vaccination - a type of cancer prevention against certain hpv-related cancers, can start then too. for most, hpv clears on

lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news. firefighters in solano county of contained a grass fire that grew to 500 acres near vacaville. flames were first reported just around noontime near the intersection of highway 1, 13 and, hey, road . authorities say the fire may have started in in irrigation ditch and was contained just about an hour later, no structures were ever threatened, and no evacuations were ordered and stay with us. chief meteorologist bill martin was going to join us soon for look at the forecast for all those firefighters, along with what we can expect the rest of this week as we give you that live look at its san francisco, there is a chance of some weekend range. new at 11 tonight. the oakland city council voted this evening to cap rent increases at 3% under current law, rent caps are linked to inflation, which means rent increases could be as high as 6.7% this year, but not anymore. the council's decision comes amid strong support from tenants rights groups, who say a large rent increase could be harmful

boudin ktvu. christian captain, has a look at how the district attorney is trying to keep his job as well as the voter turnout in san francisco. san francisco's department of elections says as of tuesday morning about 25% of ballots had been returned well on the way to the 39% voter turnout. in previous primary elections, voters agree even with senate and gubernatorial races on the ballot. there is one issue driving san franciscans to vote this time. eight h h. i think one of the biggest issues is probably the district attorney recall supporters of district attorney chase boudin taking to the streets and the d, a himself, making his case to voters, saying the recall campaign is the work of republican donors who don't like the idea of criminal justice reform. would have some clear is the recall will not make us safer. it has not advanced a single idea or policy proposal despite spending more than $7 million in attacks . the recall is a massive gamble with public safety. we have no idea who or what

tom baker, ktvu fox two news. a small group of protesters gathered on the campus of uc berkeley today to speak out against the university's plan to develop housing at people's park. people helping. people's park was the site of many protests during the 19 sixties and was recently named the national list of historic places . you see, berkley wants to turn one third of that site into student or faculty housing, but protesters say the property should be left alone due to its history and the need for open space. this fight for people's park is going to be fun and many fronts. it's going to be fought in the courts. it's going to be fighting the streets. u c. berkeley is planning to build housing on people's park that would accommodate roughly 1100 students. university also plans to donate part of the land for a supportive housing complex for low income on housed or formerly housed individuals. the u. s supreme court has ruled in favor of the city of oakland over a challenge to one of the city's ordinances on tenant pro

as ktvu. american tanner shows us the president promises to defend quote every inch of nato territories. president biden is renewing his vows to step up to defend nato territories with plans to send more troops and supplies earlier this year we searched 20,000 additional u. s forces. to europe to bolster our lines in response to russians aggressive move bringing our force total in europe to 100,000. we're going to continue to adjust our posture based on the threat in close consultation with our allies boost in america's military presence in europe includes a permanent us base in poland. two more f 35 squadrons in the uk and two more navy destroyers based in spain. biden says the three day summit in madrid will send an unmistakeable message that nato is strong and united we're going to approve a new nato's strategic concept and reaffirm the unity and determination of our alliance to defend every inch. and article five is sacrosanct. the media, always saying that fact against one is an attack ag

this is ktvu fox two news at six. and we begin tonight with new mandatory water restrictions in mountain view as the bay area in the entire southwest confront the third year of dramatic drought conditions. tap water. now it's going to be hot, and we're all in this together. good evening. once again, everyone i'm heather holmes mike mibach. the new restrictions include everything from an irrigation scheduled to a ban on vehicle watching at home as ktvu marks their reports, some other cities already have stricter rules in place. mountain view, residents will have to start watering based on their street address. outdoor irrigation will be allowed only two days per week on tuesdays and fridays for even numbered addresses with awd addresses being allowed to water on mondays and thursdays. you can't water at all on wednesday , so we're asking customers not to wash their vehicles at home except with the puck bucket. we also have. the council has restricted the use of water to wash down pavement except for health and safety r

a witness told ktvu. the shooter fired numerous shots from a car was shot in the head and died at the scene is 18 year old cousin was wounded cannot allow people that engage in this type of violence. behavior remain in our community is grandfather lives near the crime scene. he told me he's sickened by the violence he wanted to do was just go to school. you go to all we are here, killing one another in a senseless. if we can just get in love one another, killing one another, and hayward, high classmates and staff were in shock while also taking final exams. extra counselors were sent to the campus. in a statement, the district said, in part he has was a very well liked young man by both teachers and students. and it's a very emotional day. at hayward high schools are tight knit communities and tragedies such as this are felt widely when we are looking at a young person. it's even that much more devastating because there's so much life so much potential to get snuffed out. the shooting happened in oakland

and on the ktvu news app. we now know the name of a motorcyclist who died in a crash in san francisco yesterday. the san francisco medical examiner has identified him as 34 year old colin rumbled from alameda county. investigators say a driver was intoxicated when he spun out on the elevated curved ramp connecting southbound one. oh one eastbound 80 that caused rumble to lose control of his motorcycle while trying to avoid the crash. he fell about 40 ft down onto a honda traveling on the ramp connecting westbound 80 southbound one. oh, one below centers. a police have made an arrest in connection with the homicide investigation. carlos espinosa was taken into custody on june 3rd. he was wanted in connection with the deadly shooting on may 17th. that shooting happened on south king road and her massie away at around 6:45 p.m. a man was shot at least once and died from his injuries. san francisco is spending $77 million to re pave it's streets today. mayor london breed announced a new program to pay 500 blocks c

and stay with ktvu. as election results come in, we will have a live blog on our website that will be updating local races throughout the evening. it's all at ktvu .com/ election. the son of an 86 year old woman killed in the racist driven buffalo, mass shooting is calling on congress to act against domestic terrorism. i ask every one of you to imagine. the faces of your mother's as you look at mine. and ask yourself, is there nothing? that we can do. his appeal during a senate judiciary committee. domestic terrorism hearing comes as lawmakers are working to region narrow bipartisan deal on gun reform tomorrow, a house committee will hold a hearing on gun violence with testimony from an 11 year old survivor of the body. texas shooting the walnut creek city council is considering an ordinance that would require gun owners to safely store their weapons. now california already makes it a crime for gun owners to leave weapons and any location in which a child can access them without a parent's permission. bu

ktvu fox two news. a lobbying group, which includes p genie, southern california edison and some community organizations say they want homeowners and businesses to pay a tax on their solar panels. we think the rooftop solar program in california should be more equitable and ensure that everyone pays their fair share for grid maintenance for low income programs for energy efficiency programs that are wrapped up into utility bills. today because of the subsidies and the incentives that flow to solar homeowners. they're not paying most of those charges. but some homeowners and businesses and the solar industry voiced their opposition to that measure by protesting in san francisco and los angeles yesterday, the group called their demonstrations don't tax, the sun. homeowners who generate excess electricity from their rooftops pay very low energy prices and rates. the california public utilities commission is considering that solar tax it would be between 300. 2 $600. we have a rally that's been joined here

right here on ktvu. and after their big win, the warriors gave fans a special show here in the bay area, setting off fireworks in your chase center just minutes after that fourth quarter ended. bars were also packed across the bay area, with warriors fans watching the game ktvu is elissa harrington shows us the excitement inside the san francisco athletic club, where fans celebrated after the big win. yeah. and that's a wrap. the golden state warriors are once again nba champions. yes francisco athletic club packed the beer garden to watch the final seconds tick away. this is the team's first time winning the nba finals since moving to san francisco emotional moment for san francisco natives like kumar in his friends. border raising cisco school school first we're championship in san francisco. i can't look cook inside the bar. fans were on cloud nine hugging and cheering as the warriors dominated warriors for life. it doesn't matter what happens all the doubters don't matter warriors and six baby follow

do stay with us here on the air ktvu and also ktvu. com and our app we're going to keep following today's election day. and then, of course, once the results starts rolling in this evening, we're going to start having them at four o'clock following everything for you and watch your coverage tonight at 10 o'clock news. they'll doing ! >> we're celebrating the doing ! ultimate to-go today. >> sandwiches. >> with a delicious twist on a classic. >> french onion grilled cheese sandwich. and -- >> what's for dinner? >> a divine poe boy sandwich, that's what. >> sizzle, sizzle, baby. >> and we're dishing with a skiing legend. >> lindsey vonn! >> and she's cooking up her signature sliders. that's next. >> let's dish. >> the kitchen has always been at the center of my world because life is more delicious when it's full of food and fun. everybody knows me as a culinary expert and food judge on television but also i'm just a mom trying to get dinner on the table. >> from hollywood to

ktvu fox two news. no rain in the forecast, but we are cooling things down and moistening things up with the onshore breeze out there this afternoon and this is a trend. we are going to continue as we roll through the business weekend into your holiday weekend. here's a look at over some dry parts of the bay area with blue skies overhead started out with the low clouds this morning along the coast inside the bay and definitely more widespread than what we had seen . and with that temperatures really cooled off that, in addition to the onshore breeze, it has to do with the system that is bringing a little bit of an action over areas of the pacific northwest and into canada for us again going to remain dry. but as we move in just a little bit closer, you can see right along the coastline. we've got that fog there. this is already entering the bay and by the sunset hour likely to be over parts of the east bay shore as it continues to march further inland into the evening hours, the onshore breeze at oaklan

ktvu fox two news. and we want to go back and remind you about some of the flight problems affecting our local airports in the bay area's sfo again 86 delays and 21 flight cancelations so far today it is expected to go up because of these ongoing problems nationwide. again most of the flights affected are united airlines flights at sfo. we want to talk tell you about that couple that we spoke to. we mentioned a short time ago. they say they are probably going to miss their daughter's wedding because their flight was delayed. she was supposed to get married at 12. all family and friends are coming. they're they're waiting on us. we have a rental car and all that waiting, but we can't even get to it because we're sitting here at the airport. it's the longest line i've ever seen. um literally going forward forever, so we're just hoping to get home on time. san jose manetta reports for canceled flights and 18 delays. oakland international airport has 19 delayed flights and no cancelations. people are advise

in san jose jesse gary ktvu, fox two news already. these are the height from today, you know, temperatures warmed a few degrees. a good five or six degrees. we had some low to mid nineties. tomorrow it's going to be hotter still or higher temperatures. 96 fairfield that turns into 102, maybe 103 tomorrow it will see 93 90 act that will turn into 100 degrees, so it must be the hardest day heat advisory air quality alert as well. spare the air day. and you'll notice it the air quality pretty good right now and it has been. we've had a really good run of air quality these past. mm the last few months because this pattern that we've had the cool down the heat up the quote is kept the atmosphere mixed up, and now we're in a pattern that is going to stay hot for awhile. here's your heat advisory. it's pretty much all of us, right. san jose, san francisco oakland so pretty much everybody tomorrow. it stays in effect through the evening hours. spare the air day. there it is. tomorrow it looks like it will be manageable. and then the forecast

right from home on ktvu tom vacar ktvu fox tuning. we have more on the championship celebrations tonight. coming up at 10 30. how warrior spans stocked up on gear today. now to a developing story at san francisco international airport. sfo officials tell us that three people were attacked there tonight. it happened in the international terminal around six o'clock. you can see officers here that taped off an area to investigate. officials say three men were hurt with minor cuts and scrapes. all were released at the scene. the suspect has been taken into custody. our cameras captured that large knife being taken away from the scene to an evidence bag. we're continuing to follow the story, and we'll bring you the latest information as we learn it. none of this. it has been 28 years since 14 year old jenny lynn was found murdered at her family's home in castro valley. and to this day, the case remains on solved well tonight and annual vigil was held in her honor. new attend ktvu zach sauce was there and joins us live with the message from

i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. oakland city council president nikki fortunato bass issued a statement about last night's violence. she called it quote, heartbreaking and unacceptable for statement goes on with quote from the bottom of my heart are urged us all to celebrate this weekend in the coming days in a manner true to oakland's spirit. in unity, joy and most of all peace. it's been another tough day for summer, travelers. airlines canceled hundreds of flights and delayed thousands more across the country. more than 1200 u. s flights were canceled today in more than 3000 were delayed. that's on top of more than 1700 flights canceled yesterday, airlines, a bad weather and staffing shortages are to blame. transportation secretary pete buttigieg's held a virtual meeting with airline ceos today to learn what steps they're taking to keep air travel running smoothly this summer. bulgaria weather but of a cool down over the past couple of days. no big changes for your saturday but eventually things will be warming up

ktvu lamonica. peter spoke to one of the individuals who brought that man to shore after hearing his cries for help. got my biggest board and put the gentleman. paul help me roll the victim on on the board, belly down and got him kind of centered and stable . and um, we had him hold my foot and we paddled them in this surveillance video shows the daring rescue of a man attacked by a shark while swimming near the point around 10 30 wednesday morning. keith braddock was one of the people who rushed to help him. we heard the cries for help, probably about 100 ft. beyond the orange buoy out here, braddock says the man had deep wounds on one of his thighs, his abdomen and his arm. pacific grove police and the monterey fire department responded to the call and the victim was taken to natividad medical center in salinas, sean van summer with the pelagic shark research foundation says shark attacks are still rare, but sharks have been migrating north over time. a lot of their prey will also concentrate in a

you can see it here on ktvu also live streaming the full hearing ktvu .com and on the ktvu news app. to find all our regular newscast on ktvu plus during the hearing. do what doing pharmacies across the country prepared to vaccinate young children who are the last group of americans who are not been recommended to get covid-19 vaccinations? according to the white house. millions of vaccine doses have been ordered for children under five. in anticipation of possible fda authorization. next week, the government allowed pharmacies and states to start placing orders last week. initially there will be five million doses available from fighter and moderna. a recent survey, suggesting only one in five parents would get their kids vaccinated right away. democrats in the state legislature taking action to protect access to abortions and contraceptives as well before the expected supreme court ruling on roe v. wade state law already protects the right to an abortion, but lawmakers are not proposing a california constitutional amendment. that would guarantee it. the amendment needs two thirds a

i'm native oy, ktvu, fox. two news parents looking for infant formula for their young children are now encountering a new obstacle. the weather. abbott laboratories shut down its plan in michigan because of recent extreme weather. this is video of the plant before it was damaged by last night's thunderstorms and heavy rains. abbott says it will resume operations and restart production as soon as possible, but the company says this weather disruption will likely delayed distribution of the new product for several weeks. michigan not the only state dealing with wild weather record high heat, intense storms, historic flooding impacting millions of americans nationwide . weather's max gordon has more on the wild weather hit in many states. from the great lakes to the pacific northwest, wicked weather and extreme heat are creating problems for folks across the country. in wisconsin , residents woke up thursday to down trees and roads littered with power lines after severe storms rolled through parts of the state. m

ktvu is. joe fonzi is in boston with the latest details, including what's happening with steph curry's foot injury. the warriors decided not to practice a little more than 12 hours after they were largely outmuscled by the celtics in game three of the series. they were available to the media to discuss the playoff dynamic of seeing the same faces potentially for seven straight games or you play against a team more, you know the place and more, you know, the tennessee's the more you started this, like the other team, so, uh, you know, that's what makes the playoffs fun. each game series been physically each game has been back and forth. and you know, we punched him in the mouth. game two. they came purchasing the mouth game. 31 of the warriors, who got punched the most is their biggest star. when steph curry got caught up in this fourth quarter scrum, it brought back memories of a similar play against the celtics late in the regular season. so question number one about game four. curry's health

tom baker, ktvu fox. two news and different cities are trying a number of different approaches to crack down on fireworks in oakland, anyone got with fireworks, even the safe and sane ones. could get fined up to $1000 and anyone with large amounts of fireworks could face up to $10,000 in fines and potential jail time. the oakland fire department has set up collection barrels throughout the city, where people can turn in unused fireworks. two women have now filed federal claims against four correctional officers of sexually abusing them at the all women's prison in dublin. as one example, mayor mary washington said a guard forced her to engage in sex acts with their cell mate. and show him her private parts while she was in covid quarantine. come to my door like every single night all night. um every single round that he did, he would, you know , say, like sexual things to me. he would, um asked me if my i'm sorry for my language. if my asked was real, um, he would ask me to like dance for him, um he then

ktvu lamonica peters reports. chan says attacks against asians have not gone away last week, 25 year old cigar ocean two main was brutally attacked on telegraph avenue near the fox theater. after grabbing food from a street vendor around 11 pm this message written on the go fund me page set up to help domain says he was brutally attacked from behind and left in an his t says his phone, wallet, pants, boots and coat were taken as he was left unconscious on the street. we are trying to see people be. some videos can be available, but also we are encouraging people if they have any information. please help us . and you know what with the police stop. a p i hate is a nonprofit coalition with a mission to track and respond to incidents of hate and violence against asian americans and pacific islanders. the group reports that since it began tracking in march of 2020 38% of hate incidents have happened in california, the highest of any other state. i think people are thinking or maybe things are getting better, but it's

and on the ktvu news app. state lawmakers are once again considering legislation to extend last college bars and some california cities. ktvu gregory joins us now from the newsroom with the tails on the measure introduced by lawmakers from san francisco, correct. andre this is the third time the state legislature is considering a bill that would let bars stay open until four a.m. this time it was introduced once again by state senator scott wiener and assembly member matt haney. the legislation would let bars, nightclubs and restaurants in seven pilot cities, including san francisco , oakland, west hollywood, fresno and palm springs. choose to extend hours. assembly member . haney says the bill would help establishments in bay area nightlife recover from the impact of the pandemic. we as a city need nightlife? we are not a city without nightlife. and these institutions have been hit especially hard during the pandemic. in many cases, they were the first to close and the last to reopen. advocates say nightlife

ktvu is amber lee reports here. police have positioned more police in the area where the hit and run occur. amelia martinez roa of oakland celebrated her 73rd birthday the day before she was killed. surveillance video shows are walking along international at 16th avenue on tuesday, may 31st around 5 30 in the evening. a white hummer hits her and keeps going. according to rose son, she was on her way to work to clean the church that she attends. she was just steps from her destination. your life will take them five minutes to take it away. the crash video was captured by bruce wong's surveillance cameras. his auto repair shop is near the crash scene tells me he's been robbed at gunpoint and there are frequently dangerous incidents in the area. the last 12 months is the worst i've ever seen. the worse the sideshow. d home invasions. assault and asians surveillance video shows a police vehicle at the scene of the hit and run crash questions . why the officer makes a u turn but does not go after the suspect vehicle when

ktvu is. jana katsuyama joins us now live from san francisco with a look at today's festivities, jenna. house speaker nancy pelosi. london breeding others braved these winds to come up here and see this beautiful pink triangle, which always marks the start of pride season here in san francisco, but this year certainly there are plenty of challenges that are threatening this celebration. the pink triangle up on twin peaks marked the official kickoff to san francisco's pride month. other countries in the world that we know where it's criminal that consider a criminal act to be just because of who you love throughout the city wednesday, rainbows were out flags lining market street and colorful banners brightened up buildings preparing for the return. of pride festivities. transgender activist honey mahogany will serve as an official host on stage at the parade. super excited about pride. i mean, this is the first time and i think two years that we've been able to gather together, but the pandemic

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the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. area telehealth company says it has seen a 5000% increase in demand since the supreme court's ruling on friday. good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach heather holmes, the company says . they serve mostly college aged women, and it's ktvu lamonica. peters reports. abortion access may influence health students select a university. favor is a telemedicine digital health company that can deliver birth control and all 50 states. the company says the women reaching out to them are scared and trying to understand how they can better protect themselves in preparation. for this moment a e emergency contraception product offering. meaning that people can come to favors

tom baker, ktvu fox two news. out speaker nancy pelosi attended the kick off event for the national gun violence awareness day in san francisco. the event was organized by the california chapters of moms, demand action and students demand action. national gun violence awareness days, an annual event that takes place on the first friday in june. next week, congress will take up and actually tomorrow, the judiciary committee will be marking up a bill that does the following raised the age to buy. weapons of war, which is we call some of these from 18 to 21. that age was recently reduced in texas. and that's why an 18 year old was able to buy that gun. this coming weekend people are being asked to where orange, which is dedicated to ensuring the lives of people in the united states affected by gun violence. the small town of yuval, d texas, gathered for a funeral for one of the two teachers shot and killed in that elementary school rampage. students who survived that shooting say both irma garcia and eva morales died

.™ on ktvu two. a celebration fit for the world champions, hundreds of thousands of people up and down san francisco's market street for the golden state warriors victory parade. a massive cleanup is underway tonight to clear the streets of all that blue and gold confetti . and as they do city businesses very thrilled to welcome back the crowds. it was more than we imagine everybody that walked in was in blue and gold, smiling, screaming. the energy was unbelievable today. the city of san francisco. vibrant and thriving and center stage for today's massive downtown parade . good evening, everyone i'm mike mibach heather holmes. of course, the warriors were the big stars, but businesses in the city still working to recover from the pandemic certainly benefited benefited from today's festivities. ktvu elissa harrington joins us now live from san francisco to tell us about today's big boost. well, the city certainly came to life during the parade. there were screaming fans, the superstar athletes and bu

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. it is enforcement day for new san francisco law aimed at cracking down on the trade in stolen goods. the plaza at 24th street and mission in san francisco is one outdoor marketplace where vendors sell their wares. city officials say they flourished during the pandemic. now a new law co sponsored by supervisor hillary ronen is being enforced targeting those who are clearly trafficking in stolen goods. we've also seen a shift from folks selling. where's that they traded for border for made to obviously stolen goods being sold on the street. and by obviously stolen meaning. you know, hundreds of bottles of shampoo with the walgreens label on the back it up. crews from the city's department of public works are now tasked with enforcing the new law. they will be looking for those selling stolen goods, educating vendors when they can and eventually issuing citations at 6 30, vice president kamala harris and administration officials have launched a task force dedicated to fighting online har

brooks jarocz ktvu, fox two news. new at six. a suspect has been arrested in connection with a deadly hit and run crash in san francisco. barry mcgrath was killed back in january when a driver in a stolen suv collided with his uber car. police say that driver is 30 year old brian flores violette, who fled the scene after the crash. investigators tracked him down and took him into custody last week. he is now facing several charges, including felony hit and run involving injury or death. alameda county health officials are now reinstating an indoor mask mandate in most public places, starting at midnight mask. will be required once again indoors at restaurants, gyms, offices, public transit, including oakland airport, health officials say infections are surpassing last summer's delta wave. and hospitalizations from the virus have doubled in the past month. masking will not apply to k through 12 schools, but does apply in all other children and youth settings. in the last several weeks or hospitalization. numbers have really climbe

you can watch the hearing on ktvu. plus you can also watch it online by going to ktvu .com. man accused in last week's deadly shooting on um uni metro train in san francisco will not face murder charges, the san francisco district attorney says 26 year old j. von green will be charged with gun violations for the killing of 27 year old nesta bowen. green's lawyer says bowen pulled out a knife and directed it at green and green acted in self defense. a 70 year old innocent bystander who was also shot in the incident. has since been released from the hospital time is r. 508 police in the east bay city of albany arrested a woman on suspicion of arson in connection with two fires. take a look at the video from the scene of that arrest. 31 year old megan straw is accused of starting both fires sunday afternoon. one fire was near pearse street park. the other was reported a few blocks away. several people who lived nearby were evacuated and firefighters kept the flames from spreading to nearby homes. and we also learned that a man has died in connection with the grass fire in petal

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rouz ktvu fox two. warriors in boston ready to bring home a win and here in the bay area fans, bars and businesses are already for the dubs to finish out the finals. we've been watching every game and it's been very tension provoking. if they win. we will have shirts the very next day. gearing up for game six, the golden state warriors could win the nba finals against the boston celtics tomorrow night. good evening, everyone. i'm julie julie haener alex savage. even though the team will be away. there is no shortage of excitement here in the bay area. joining us now to begin our team coverage tonight, jason appelbaum and you have more on how the players are getting ready for this close out game. it's not going to be easy to say on the eve of the biggest game of many of their careers, they're trying to get some sleep. there. you go trying to get a good night's rest important them. well it's going to be tough, though. you know it is one a.m. on the on the east coast, but i'm sure they're little jittery. l

ktvu is amended. quintana live in our newsroom with the details about the president's promise to bolster american troops in europe. morning amanda good morning, president biden is renewing his vow to defend nato territory territories and he's also welcoming new partnerships. biden announced a big boost in america's military presence in europe, including a permanent us base in poland. two more f 35 squadrons in the uk and two more navy destroyers based in spain. he's also chastising russian president vladimir putin and russia's war on ukraine, he says this summit will send an unmistakeable message that nato is strong and united. biden pledges nato will stand its ground against russian aggression. while welcoming new applicants. we're going to approve a new nato's strategic concept and reaffirm the unity and determination of our alliance to defend every inch. and article private sacrosanct. immediate always saying that fact against one is an attack against all every inch. and so at this summit on the fo

a witness told ktvu. the shooter fired numerous shots from a car was shot in the head and died at the scene is 18 year old cousin was wounded cannot allow people that engage in this type of violence. behavior remain in our community is grandfather lives near the crime scene. he told me he's sickened by the violence he wanted to do was just go to school here. go to all we are here, killing one another in a senseless. if we could just get in love one another and stop killing one another word. high classmates and staff were in shock while also taking final exams. extra counselors were sent to the campus. in a statement, the district said, in part he has was a very well liked young man by both teachers and students. and it's a very emotional day. at hayward high schools are tight knit communities and tragedies such as this are felt widely when we are looking at a young person. it's even that much more devastating because there's so much life so much potential to get snuffed out. the shooting happened in oakla

lydia who ktvu fox two news. oakland airport officials say they expect travel to hit pre pandemic levels next week because the holiday falls on a monday the estimated nearly a quarter million passengers will pass through security between today and next tuesday. that would match the number of passengers seen back in 2019. as always, the airport recommends people get to the airport early . some passengers we talked to were very excited about their upcoming trips. you take what you're given. and you hang in there with your family. and you just you go with the flow. you have a good time. you don't take your don't take it off the prize prizes vacation, so no matter what happens long lines, you just be happy with your family. of others. only one canceled flight at oakland international and seven delays much different story, though at san francisco international airport, where 15 flights have been canceled. 53 delays this is a live look at the airport right now, which is a very busy of course we can see they do have som

christien kafton ktvu fox two news. a decades old murder is still unsolved woman's body was found in newark. but to this day she has never been identified. ktvu investigative reporter brooks jarocz digs into how old evidence and new technology or helping generate new leads. in this case, brooks well, julie, there are lots of twists and turns in this cold case that has been reopened. some of the keys to this puzzle have been unlocked thanks to advancements in technology and dna in this case, old polaroid photos and ruthless hair may help finally put a name to the victim. the year was 1985 of the remote wetlands area of newark field is alongside mowry avenue . it's where two hunters found a badly decomposed body. the woman in her early thirties, had been shot and killed to this day who she is, remains a mystery. but one determined detective is trying to crack this case. using old evidence. he got some help from scientists who now have the ability to take jane doe's ruthless hair and extract dna from a single strand from t

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. the roar of the crowd is a great sound a lot of happy warriors fans out there tonight. thanks, alyssa. while the anticipation and excitement now building for games three and four in boston particular prices, they are expensive on stubhub want to get at td garden in boston for game three starts at more than $800, and that price is for a seat in the nosebleed section tickets for games one and two at chase center. we're going for about $873 and up. if you want to save some money and still take part in the action, the warriors are now selling watch party tickets . $25 will buy you a seat inside chase center to watch games three and four of the finals and assuming a game five will be needed tickets for that series. back here at chase center in san francisco are right now going for $895 apiece. game five if necessary, is scheduled to be played on june 13th at six pm san francisco sheriff paul miyamoto made a bet this weekend with the sheriff of middlesex county home of the boston celtics. c

addison ktvu, fox two news. still ahead tonight is the deal dead what elon musk decided to do instead of tweeting his concerns about taking over twitter. also the new message from moscow to ukraine's western allies as the war enters a critical phase. wanna help kids get their homework done? well, an internet connection's a good start. but kids also need computers. and sometimes the hardest thing about homework is finding a place to do it. so why not hook community centers up with wifi? for kids like us, and all the amazing things we're gonna learn. through project up, comcast is committing $1 billion dollars so millions more students can continue to get the tools they need to build a future of unlimited possibilities. to . the national average of gas surge 25 cents to hit $4.87. the cost of oil is inching closer to $120 a barrel nearly double from last august. the high demand, especially as summer approaches , will likely put more strain on the already tight global supply in an attempt to lower cost the presiden

ktvu lamonica. peter spoke to one of the people who brought that man to shore after hearing his cries for help. got my biggest board and put the gentleman. paul help me roll the victim on on the board, belly down and got him kind of centered and stable. and um, we had him hold my foot and we paddled them in this surveillance video shows the daring rescue of a man attacked by a shark while swimming near the point around 10 30 wednesday morning. keith braddock was one of the people who rushed to help him. we heard the cries for help, probably about 100 ft. beyond the orange buoy out here , braddock says the man had deep wounds on one of his thighs, his abdomen and his arm. pacific grove police and the monterey fire department responded to the call and the victim was taken to natividad medical center in salinas, sean van summer with the pelagic shark research foundation says shark attacks are still rare, but sharks have been migrating north over time. in a lot of their prey will also concentrate in are

tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. and it appears that the sky high gas prices won't be keeping americans home during the fourth of july holiday, triple a predicting a record 42 million people across the united states will hit the road during the independence day weekend. that would top the 41.5 million figure that we saw during the fourth of july holiday in 2019 last year before the pandemic. president biden says he is considering lifting the federal gas tax temporarily to give americans some relief at the pump. now we pay 18.4 cents in federal tax on every gallon of gas. the president says his staff is gathering the information he needs to make a decision on this. the president also wants to find out why the old companies are making what his administration calls quote excessive profits as drivers are suffering from skyrocketing prices, and the president is calling on oil companies to boost production. but they've done is they cut back in the refining they have 9000 leases 9000 public hands should be using or losing.