about the officers conditions and what they were responding to that put them in danger. >> plus, we have kids inside. so that's kind of a scary situation. >> terrifying moments for a worker at a crowded daycare in oakland as people trying to steal a car pointed a gun in their direction right outside of that daycare, and the whole thing was caught on camera from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. happy friday may 3rd. yes we don't get to say may the 4th be with you because it'll be saturday okay. but may the 4th be with you tomorrow. that's right. rosemary orozco is here today. and are we still seeing some rain for the weekend? >> we are. and sierra snow, if you can believe it. up to a foot expected at some of the higher elevations. yes this late season storm is going to not only bring

rain to the bay area, but the white fluffy stuff to the sierra with the travel advisory there for us here at home for today, we are going to continue along this path of cool at the coast and warm inland this morning, starting out in the upper 40s to upper 50s, followed by afternoon highs ranging from upper 50s at the coastline to upper 70s inland. but then the big transition begins into the overnight hours and by tomorrow morning that rain is expected. a better look at what we can expect for today, as well as the weekend coming up in just a little bit at 401. let's see how the commute is shaping up this morning with sal. good morning. >> good morning rosemary. right now we're off to a great start on a friday. we don't have a lot going on which is just the way we like it. if you are driving on the bay bridge, there's a very light delay, if any at all. getting into san francisco also, as you look at some of the other bay area bridges, we're doing very well. so just take it easy out there sometimes in the early morning hours, we do get some pretty serious crashes because people are going rather quickly.

also, as we look at the peninsula, that traffic is doing well. if you're driving on 101 into san francisco, it's 401. let's get back to the headlines. thank you. >> sal new. this morning, two san jose police officers are in the hospital after they were shot while responding to a call. it happened at san ignacio boulevard and bernal road near the plaza shopping center. there, police were responding to a disturbance call just before 11:00 last night. when they got there, a man started shooting at officers who fired back at him. they were able to take him into custody and he was taken to the hospital. we still don't have details on his injuries, but one of the officers is recovering from a gunshot wound to the chest. the other was grazed by a bullet. frightening moments at an oakland daycare center as a car was stolen right out front. the suspects then pulled a gun on the owner when she went out to check on what's happening. >> as ktvu zac sos tells us now,

the whole thing was caught on camera. >> any situation like that, you kind of just think about what could have happen. like, you know, what if he just decided to fire? >> it was around seven in the morning last thursday when jelani baines says two masked men rolled up to his mother's east oakland daycare surveillance cameras capturing it all popped a window, took the window out inside his mother, krishna hamilton. her daughter's camaro parked outside. >> it kind of rumbles when you hear the engine start up. so that's how you know the vehicle's being started. >> and her assistant, who was too shaken to appear on camera, opening the front door to check on the car to find a gun pointed in her direction. >> it was really early in the morning, so i don't think it was too many kids inside at the time. but you know, bullets have no names on them, so if he would have started shooting, it would it would be terrible. >> the assistant running back inside. >> we have signs in the front of our daycare that say 24 hour child care. and we had parents scheduled to be coming at any

moment, thankful no one was hurt, but worried about the future. i fear for my life. i fear continuing to have my business in a space where i don't feel comfortable and safe. >> as for her daughter, she's ready to move out of oakland. all the equipment she works with as a professional hairstylist was in the trunk. >> oakland is missing out on a new business owner who won't be opening up her business in oakland. she'll be taking it elsewhere as oakland released new data thursday reporting overall crime in the city, down 33% compared to last year. >> i wouldn't say the crime rate is down. i think the way things are reported might be a little different. >> jelani and his mothers view many neighbors have just given up reporting everyday crime. >> it really hurts because we love oakland. we love being here . but something has to happen, you know, because it's getting out of control. >> her message to city leaders. we've got to see more police presence. >> we've got to see more community engagement with the police. we've got to see these

criminals get off the street. >> and it turns out this is not even the first time they've had a family car stolen. they say it has happened three times before. so they say frankly, they are not expecting to get their daughter's car back in oakland, zac sos ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, zach, thank you. time is now 405. more than 2100 people have now been arrested during the pro-palestinian demonstrations at college campuses all over the country. that's according to the associated press and new nationwide figures that have been compiled now. police in riot gear moved in. they started clearing out tents, encampments and occupied buildings on dozens of college campuses and student journals at these colleges say they have learned some very important lessons while covering the demonstrations. >> really realize the importance of, having reliable, accurate and fair coverage of what's happening. i'm definitely just trying to report as accurately and as fairly as i can, and place my sentiments about the

conflict aside. >> and just at new york's columbia university, more than 100 people have been arrested, more than 200 were detained yesterday at ucla, the organizers of the pro-palestinian demonstrations on the cal campus say they have had several recent meetings with uc berkeley administrators. >> now, the protesters say they made it clear they want the university to review all of its current investments, and they're calling on the university to immediately cut ties with any weapons manufacturers and military supply industries involved with the israeli attacks in gaza. >> we've met with all all sorts of people. chancellor christ, the staff. i'm not sure about the positions of each of these people, but, like it's in progress. >> the protesters say they got one victory. they say the undergraduate student body voted in favor of a measure to block all student funds linked to the military. they now hope the university will do the same. we reached out to the university,

but a spokesperson declined to comment. >> our time is 406. administrators at stanford university sent a photo to the fbi of someone wearing a headband that's normally worn by hamas fighters, a university spokesman says. the person was seen earlier this week near the encampment at white plaza on the stanford campus. investigators say the person wore a green headband, a face covering and glasses, but that person has not been identified so far. the fbi has made no comment. >> president biden condemned the violence, destruction and anti-semitism on college campuses while defending the right for students to peacefully protest. now, the president said, students have the right to have their voices heard, but acts of protest must be conducted within the rule of law. >> there's the right to protest, but not the right to cause chaos. people have the right to get an education, the right to get a degree, the right to walk across the campus safely without fear of being attacked.

>> the president also says the protests have not prompted him to change his policies in the middle east. now, our coverage of the campus protests continues online. you can head to our website, ktvu.com, for the latest developments here in california and across the country. >> all right. >> well, let's talk about weather boy. it's going to change. >> rosemary's here. yes good morning and happy friday today. we're not going to see a whole lot of change. in fact you're going to be outdoors thinking really rain on the way because temperatures are going to range in the 60s and even 70s for parts of the bay area and inland, giving you a live look there over san francisco, a bit of a dark start, partly cloudy skies, a little bit of patchy fog. sun rising right around 610 this morning. so two hours or so to go. temperatures are within a few degrees of where we were yesterday morning. a little cooler in santa rosa, down by five and 53 for you, 51 in san

francisco right now, 50 degrees in livermore. good morning, san jose. you are in the low 50s. temperatures will be on the cool side getting into the weekend. and by tomorrow morning, perhaps in the 40s. so plan on that. in addition to the wet weather right now, we do have generally light winds. fairfield reporting a ten miles per hour in our afternoon highs. again, going to be nice and mild with mostly clear skies for today. a little bit of cloud cover along the coastline and the patchy fog as well. afternoon highs ranging from 65 degrees in san francisco to upper 70s in santa rosa, so above average for most of us along the coastline. it will be a bit cool. 59 degrees expected for pacifica today around the bay 72 in hayward, 76. the afternoon high in redwood city by tonight, increasing clouds by tomorrow morning. rain hitting the doorstep in many areas. i'll have a better look with the timeline and what we can expect in the weekend forecast coming up after the break.

>> thank you rosemary. first thursday's kicked off in san francisco. we have a look at the streets that were flooded with people and local businesses. >> also, the softball team at stanford getting ready for a big game this week. we'll tell you how the powerhouse program is trying to build momentum

san leandro still investigating a house fire. there it happened on 167th and los banos drive last night around 10 p.m. it's at a two story home there. look at the pictures. the video from citizen app shows lots of flames, clouds of thick gray smoke. alameda county firefighters say the fire was contained in about 20 minutes. no one was hurt and both

residents, both of the residents were able to get out safely. >> oakland police gathered to honor the lives of two fallen officers at the alameda county memorial wall. the names of officers tuan lay and jordan wingate were added to the memorial in pleasanton. the wall honors law enforcement and firefighters who died in the line of duty in alameda county. officer lay was shot and killed in december while responding to a break in at a cannabis store. officer wingate died april 20th. he had been on life support following a crash in 2018 involving his patrol vehicle. >> time is now 413. there's new data from oakland showing that crime is going down. the latest numbers from oakland police say overall crime is down 33% compared to this time last year. specifically the information shows reductions in violent crimes, including homicides, assaults and burglaries, while

the numbers for robberies are still up, 11% overall since last year, they have gone down in recent weeks as city leaders are crediting the revival of the cease fire program, which was brought back earlier this year. >> what cease fire does is it uses police intelligence and community information to identify those at the center of violence who are most at risk of picking up a gun and committing a violent crime. >> now, officials say the cease fire program required them to reorganize the police department from being a reactive organization to being a proactive crime fighting force. >> californians are now paying the second highest energy prices in the country. the us energy information administration says the state's rates are second only to hawaii. pg and e raised rates earlier this year, stating that the increase was needed to upgrade equipment and reduce the

risk of its lines, causing wildfires. >> time is 414, the port of oakland taking action towards being having a greener future. yesterday the port opened the very first commercial zero emission hydrogen truck stop in the world. norcal zero says it can fuel 200 trucks a day. the hydrogen powered big rigs are made by hyundai. they can drive up to 400 miles before they need to fill up again. one veteran diesel truck driver was picked to test the new big rigs, and he was happy to be in the driver's seat. >> it's very easy to get on the freeway, very easy to maneuver. everything's very smooth, the steering smooth, i love it, i really love it, i enjoy it, it's lovely. it's very quiet. >> now. the port of oakland says it has been ahead of the game when it comes to reducing pollution. it already uses electric cranes, vehicles and shore powered ships. >> tesla is accused of air

quality violations at its facility in fremont. the bay area air quality management district says tesla's paint shop released harmful emissions into the air without proper abatement. now, since 2019, air quality officials say, tesla has been served with 112 notices of violation. now, the agency is seeking an order to force tesla to correct the issue. we've reached out to tesla for comment, but have not heard back . well, as the popularity of women's college sports continues to rise, stanford softball team hopes to keep that momentum rolling, and ktvu bailey o'carroll talked to some of the players, and they say they hope their program will pave the way for future softball players. >> it's an unbelievable time to be a female athlete right now and we've got some great products, on the court, on the diamond. >> jessica allister, a stanford alum, is now in her sixth season as head coach of the university's powerhouse softball program. this season, her fifth ranked cardinal are headed into their final homestand friday

with a pac 12 tournament and women's college world series. not far off, but she wants her team to focus on the task at hand. >> we got all sorts of angles, but if you start looking too far into the future, you're not going to take care of the work in front of you off the diamond. >> it's a unique time for alyssa's team, and they know that. >> i think it can really get to a point where, softball does become a big of a sport, as it should be. >> tv viewership of women's sports is at an all time high. cherry topped by an unprecedented 103% jump in viewership for the ncaa women's college basketball tournament. just last month. now, stanford's softball is hoping their sport carries the torch. >> they say, oh, there's two kinds of fans. there's softball fans and fans that haven't watched softball yet. and i believe that across women's sports, across all platforms, last postseason viewership of the women's college world series fell 4. >> the sport was also dropped from the 2024 olympics, though it will be back in 2028 for the games in los angeles. alister

thinks the key to growing the game is simple build it and they'll come as they continue to build stadiums that have bigger capacities and more people can come and see games. >> i think that's a big piece of it. you're starting to see programs really, invest just in their women's softball programs. >> in the meantime, her focus is on this squad and seeing just how deep of a postseason run they can make. >> i feel an obligation to fight for the young women on my roster and to take great care of the program. and if that means knocking on a lot of doors to make sure they're getting all the resources they need in order to be successful, it's not something i'm scared of. good. run, ellie. >> and that was bailey o'carroll reporting. >> well, san jose is getting ready to put on several parades this weekend celebrating cinco de mayo. city leaders say the fun this time may look a little different compared to last year, as san jose police are now more involved in the planning process

for all that's happening. they collaborated with organizers to decide on which streets will close after getting complaints about previous years street closures. they're also going to be in the lowrider parade, cruising in a 1964 plymouth. >> i think we're fortunate the community is willing to collaborate with us and that we're have the opportunity to be involved in these parades. just because we remove a band, that doesn't mean that the community wants to be part of the parade. >> there are two festivals tomorrow, so two lowrider parades on sunday, several streets are going to be closed and diversions will be in effect . >> all we need that lowrider song playing right now, right? >> don't make me start. >> so fun, so fun. okay, let's check in with rosemary oroczo scho, the weather is not going to be cooperating for a lot of outdoor events. >> sunday looks way better than. yes. good morning to both of you. happy friday. today is going to be another warm one inland along the coastline. a

bit cool as we transition to an even cooler pattern for all of us into the weekend. here's a look over at san francisco. we do have a little bit of patchy fog out there this morning, but not too bad. the winds are generally light. let's take a look at the futurecast model here and time out. when this wet weather is expected to arrive, here's a look into the evening hours for us. a sun will set just after 8:00, but already seeing the clouds along the coastline entering the bay here, turning mostly cloudy during the overnight hours and by tomorrow morning the time stamp here reading 6 a.m. north bay as well as lake county already seeing the rain by seven 8:00. it's moving through the central and south bay. so a quick moving system here. here's a look at lunchtime where the central and south bay still covered in. it looks like the north bay begins to dry out just a bit. and working into the second part of the afternoon and by the evening hours, we do have partly cloudy skies and dry conditions. so for the rain, it looks like it's

going to be the first part of the day. and then breaking away to drier weather into the second part of the afternoon and sunday looks dry as well. rainfall amounts anywhere from half inch to an inch expected, so going to bring us a good amount of rain for this time of year. and in the sierra, we've got snow there with a travel advisory that begins saturday. does not expire until sunday morning. if you are driving up, a foot of snow will be a possibility at the higher elevations, so do expect winter travel like conditions. meanwhile, across the bay area this morning, low 50s in san francisco, upper 50s in brentwood and for the afternoon, upper 50s for pacifica, upper 70s for some of our warmer locations, 79 for santa rosa. your extended forecast here. notice the drop off in temperatures in addition to the wet weather, upper 50s to low 60s expected on saturday. a little bit better. drier weather and temperatures coming up for cinco de mayo. and then the warming trend will continue into

next week. back to you. >> all right rosemary, thank you. times for 21. remember warriors star sean livingston before he retired he won three nba titles with the warriors. well now he's part of another bay area pro sports team. and we'll explain. >> and new warnings from doctors as weight loss drugs continue to get more popular. coming up the

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don't actually have to own a pet to reap the benefits of a pet. spending time with someone else's pet, or even in a classroom, an animal. there can improve your mental health. >> agreed on all accounts. very nice. i feel less stressed just watching those little critters. yeah, well, there are some exciting news for bird lovers. a new public webcam has been installed on alcatraz for people to check out a nesting pair of peregrine falcons, the national park service and golden gate national parks conservancy says the inspiration came from uc berkeley. take a look. one of the birds on alcatraz is a child of annie the falcon on the cal campus, the national park service has been monitoring the birds on alcatraz. the bird there and her mate since 2020. we have a link to the live camera on our website. just go to ktvu.com and click on web links. pressure is growing on hamas and israel to reach a cease fire deal. the new hostage swap that could happen soon, and

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friday it's may 3rd. see just for you. >> thank you. i have to admit i'm happy it's friday. i know you are looking forward to sleeping in, and i personally rosemary oroczo is here. i like a little rain. it's going to water the garden right? >> yes, yes, an impressive storm. at least you know by may standards, we are looking at anywhere from half inch to an inch of rainfall coming to us on saturday. not today. today is going to be another mild one across the bay area. widespread 70s for our bayside communities and inland by tomorrow morning, though, we do expect that wet weather not only wet, but it's going to be windy at the start of the day as well as chilly. i'll have a better look at today, tomorrow, the rest of the weekend, all coming up at 430. let's say good morning to sal. check on those highways. hello sal. >> good morning rosemary. right now we don't have a lot going on. heard some debris. 242 near 680. if you're just about to drive in that area, you may want to give yourself a little extra

room here, because we've had a couple of reports of cars hitting some sort of debris in the roadway elsewhere or otherwise, i should say right now we do have a very nice looking commute on a friday, and we're hoping it's going to stay light for 30. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal. hamas says it is sending a delegation to egypt for further ceasefire talks and that its leaders are studying the latest proposal. now, the potential ceasefire comes at a critical time as israel prepares to move ground troops into the southern city of rafah, where more than 1 million palestinians have taken shelter from the fighting. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu insists that a military operation in rafah will happen eventually, despite international opposition. >> we will do what is necessary in order to win and overcome our enemies, including in rafah, in order to secure our future. >> according to several reports,

the current proposal calls for a six week cease fire and release of 33 israeli hostages. >> our time now for 31 classes at ucla today will be remote again after this week's protests, and the police response on that campus. the cleanup continues on the campus after that student encampment was demolished. police say more than 200 people were arrested after a very tense standoff between the police and protesters. many of those who were taken away arrested are facing charges of unlawful assembly. that's a charge that carries a maximum penalty of up to six months in jail or a $1,000 fine. >> well, assemblyman rick chavez, zbur, is now requesting a formal investigation into possible civil rights violations at ucla. during this week's demonstrations, the state lawmaker from los angeles has sent a letter to the u.s. department of education. it outlines his concerns on how ucla has responded to both the

protests and the counter demonstrations on the campus during the past few days. that letter says, in part, quote, on all accounts, ucla has failed to uphold its most important responsibility, which is to protect the safety, well-being and civil rights of all of its students, freedom of speech and freedom of peacefully protest are fundamental pillars of our democracy. but violence, harassment and intimidation are not speech and have no place on campus or anywhere. for now, students at usc are being invited to a graduation party next week after the university canceled its main commencement ceremony. the cancellation came in response to protests and the controversy, when the university told its valedictorian that she would not be allowed to give the traditional speech yesterday, usc said that it will instead hold a trojan family graduate celebration at the coliseum. it will include drone shows, fireworks and live entertainment, including the usc marching band.

>> time now for 33. the arrests continue at protests on college campuses all over the country, including what happened last night, the associated press says more than 2100 people have been detained during pro-palestinian protests all over the country the past few weeks. >> yeah, you're under arrest. >> stop. hey hey, are you looking at video from portland state university in oregon? >> the police made at least a dozen arrests there yesterday after pro-palestinian demonstrators took over the school library. there have been similar demonstrations at dozens of college campuses across the country. the past few weeks. now, ktvu has more coverage of the protests all over the country. on our website, you can always go to ktvu.com, get the latest developments on campuses here in california and across the country. >> well, oakland's first friday is back tonight with a twist.

tonight's theme is latin pride. it is a celebration of the various latin communities and businesses within the city of oakland. vendors will sell food from different latin cuisines. djs will play latin music while people wander and shop. tonight's celebration is from 5 to 9 on telegraph avenue between 27th and 22nd streets. a new monthly event in san francisco kicked off a giant block party to bring people to the downtown area and improve business and ktvu is amber lee was out there and shows us what happened. >> i love you with my life. >> i want to feel alive. >> live music featuring a luna, an english singer and dj on the main stage designed to bring life back to downtown san francisco, this is the first of 12 monthly block parties known as first thursdays, held along second street from market to howard. i'm working nearby and i just heard, like, all these,

loud music and stuff. >> and then i looked outside. >> well, this this is a big event here, so i walked down. >> looks good. >> a screen printing booth by evolved sf, an art gallery in the mission district, attracted many with the offer to choose a design and help create it on a free tote bag to take home. >> i think it's amazing. i mean, i'm a student. i like to have fun on thursday nights. it's really fun to just see the community. >> spin a nearby ping pong social club, offered free matches with its staff members. winners get swag, a way to generate business. i only wanted this one. >> okay, there you go, man. all right. thank you. hey, of course. fema. >> san francisco, a toast to san francisco and the organizers of this event. hybrid workers say spring is in the air. and this giant block party is a way to celebrate the end of their workweek in the office. >> and i'm glad that they're doing it on a thursday, not

friday, because most of my coworkers, like we don't go into the office on mondays and fridays. >> the diverse food offerings are a major attraction. one man tells me he enjoys oakland's first fridays and wants to see what san francisco's first thursdays offers. >> it's the pandemic makes. it set us back so they're just trying to bring us out, and this is a good way to start. it's all positivity. we got little ones out here. they got old ones out here, you name it. >> for the adults, this was definitely a san francisco style street party with drag queen performances. organizer estimate that up to 20,000 people attended the event. if you missed this one, there is always first thursdays next month in san francisco. amber lee ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, amber, thank you times for 37. more than 200 volunteers stepped out of their offices and out into san francisco's sunny downtown area, cleaning up city streets and parks. companies like jpmorgan

chase, gap, levi strauss, visa and wells fargo came together to build this downtown volunteer coalition. each company brought in 50 volunteers who collected trash, cleared pathways, and weeded out green spaces. organizers say these companies want to lead by example and get other people to take part in volunteer work across the city, we have the first five companies, but we want this to grow. >> we want there to be tech companies, biotech, other financial institutions, other companies that call san francisco home. we want them to join in. we love this city and we want to show that love. >> now, this five company downtown volunteer coalition will meet several times a year to work on similar projects. >> the federal government is going to spend nearly $30 million to identify and replace lead pipes in california. it's part of a new nationwide effort by the epa. the agency says

millions of people across the country are still drinking water that passes through lead pipes that can lead to negative health effects, including high blood pressure and heart disease. >> all right. >> time now for 38 pan. did you know rosemary oroczo is here? >> i did yeah. she's here. she's talking about today is going to be a pretty day right? >> yes. okay. good. >> always happy to be here to join with you. especially on a friday. dave and pam good morning. we are looking at an enjoyable friday out there for today. big changes coming our way for the weekend. one of those days going to be a wet one giving you a live look here over san francisco. some will rise right about 610 this morning and temperatures this morning within a few degrees of yesterday. santa rosa, you're a little cooler by five. novato down by 452 degrees right now in novato, 51 in san francisco, mid to upper 50s in areas near concord and brentwood. this morning. and 54 over san jose. our winds are generally light, even calm. novato, napa expect breezy

conditions with that wet weather coming our way by tomorrow. for today, partly cloudy skies with an increase in clouds coming tonight, but mainly dry conditions and for most going to be a day of temperatures above average 79 in santa rosa for today. low 70s in oakland, 76 in san jose. if you're going out to the coliseum a little bit later today for the a's game, going to be some nice weather there. i'll have a look at that forecast coming up after the break. afternoon highs in san mateo 73 for you. there notice a little cooler at the coast. upper 50s expected for pacifica. increasing clouds by tonight. the rain arrives tomorrow. a better look at what we can expect for the weekend and the extended forecast coming up. >> thank you. rosemary. two south bay police officers shot in the line of duty overnight. they're now recovering. we have the details on what led up to that shooting and the latest on the robbery of an east bay letter carrier. >> we'll tell you what we're finding ou ab t

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oakland. take a look. a postal service, they say that it happened at 1230 yesterday afternoon on euclid avenue. at least two suspects are seen on the surveillance camera approaching the letter carrier. they took his postal keys. a reward of up to $150,000 is available for information, leading to an arrest and conviction. a california dive boat captain was sentenced to four years in federal prison for his role in the 2019 boat fire that killed 34 people off the california coast. captain jerry boylan was convicted for criminal negligence. his sentence is shorter than the ten years the family members of the victims were asking for. the boat fire was the deadliest maritime disaster in recent u.s. history. it sparked several reforms maritime regulations and lawsuits that are still ongoing. the exact cause remains unknown. >> our time is 443. it's been

more than a month since the francis scott key bridge in baltimore collapsed and fell into the water. now, officials say they have a better idea of how long it will take to build a new bridge and how much it will cost. it's expected to take more than four years to build a new bridge. it could cost as much as $2 billion, and the recovery efforts continue. now, a fifth body was found in the wreckage this week, but one person is still missing. >> every layer of the wreckage removed brings us closer to getting those goals done. first, bringing closure, closure to those families and then obviously reopening the channel. >> now, the work crews out there are preparing for a controlled demolition of the biggest remaining piece of that bridge. so they could take it out of the water easier. >> arizona governor katie hobbs has signed a bill to repeal the state's near-total abortion ban. >> hey.

>> abortion activists gathered around governor hobbs as she signed a bill to repeal the abortion ban, set to take effect in june. the bans only exception is to save the life of the mother. but the new repeal won't take effect until about october. that means the near-total ban that dates back to 1864 will be the law in arizona for a few more months. >> today, we should not rest, but we should recommit to protecting women's bodily autonomy, their ability to make their own health care decisions and the ability to control their lives. >> arizona's attorney general and planned parenthood are looking into ways to prevent a pause in abortion services during the limited time that the near-total ban will be law. once the repeal takes effect. a 2022 law banning abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy would then be the law in arizona for, well, many of us remember no, shaun livingston, as a three time

champion with the warriors. >> but as ktvu jason appelbaum tells us, he's now wearing a new hat. he's the newest member of the ownership of the oakland roots. and shaun from the foul line doing it all. >> he was known as the master of the mid-range throughout his 17 year nba career. shaun livingston dominated the competition 10 to 15ft from the basket, and shaun livingston was so efficient he knew they needed some scoring. >> now, livingston will try and dominate in the sport of soccer, joining nba hall of famer jason kidd, nfl legend marshawn lynch and rocker billie joe armstrong of green day, among other celebrities. >> as an investor in the oakland roots and in the community where the now las vegas resident said he left his heart. >> it's just a special place to be, a special place for any sports teams. obviously it's been a rough couple of years. you know, they're, you know,

with some of their franchises. but i mean, you look at what the roots and the soul are doing there in the community really being an anchor, you know, to that community and their growing fan base as well. >> it's a fan base. livingston knows very well, winning three titles in his five seasons with the warriors. now, at age 38, five years retired, he says he doesn't miss the 82 game grind, but he does miss the playoffs and his former teammates. >> i'm still invested. those are my guys for life. and you know, it's pretty painful to, you know, watch the playoffs without the warriors because it's just it's not the same. >> can the warriors get back to the promised land one more time with the core three still intact? what if it meant trading one of their young players and future draft picks to bring back, say, kevin durant for another run? >> any time you have a chance to play with a player like kevin durant, it's hard to turn that down. but me personally, you take that shot. you know, if you

have a chance to win a championship, if you truly believe that, but i can't speak for those guys. >> one of those guys is steph curry. so what will livingston tell his two young kids about playing alongside one of the best players in nba history? >> honestly, just how much of a good person he was. you know like and leader i mean he's you know a guy that leads by example and he lives his life his daily life that way. and just even better person than he was a player. it's hard to hard to really say for somebody who's going to go down as one of the greatest of all time. >> as for his new role as minority owner of a pro soccer club, livingston admits he's a newbie to the sport, so he decided to have a little fun testing his soccer knowledge. if i say a clean sheet, a clean sheet, what am i referring to? >> you're crushing me, i'm going to give you one. all right? i'm going to give you one. all right, go ahead, go ahead. >> all right, go ahead. clean

sheet is when a goalkeeper has a shutout ice. >> okay. no, this is good, man. i need it here. where's my pen? this is good. all right. >> okay. let's go. >> how about a banger? a banger? >> here's rodriguez for the roots. he's going to let one fly. oh, my. >> it's got to be a goal from 4050 yards. you know, it's got to be. you got it. >> we're going to end on a high note right. all right. >> note all right jason applebaum ktvu fox two sports. >> all right jason thank you. well tonight the san francisco giants will play the phillies in philadelphia after wrapping up their series against the boston red sox in boston. now, yesterday, mike yastrzemski hit a homer at fenway park, the longtime home ballpark of his grandfather, hall of famer carl yastrzemski. and the giants beat the red sox 3 to 1 to avoid being swept by boston. tonight, the a's begin the series against the miami marlins at the oakland coliseum. the a's are in third place in the american league

west. they've been on a hot streak lately. tonight's game starts at 640. >> all right. >> baseball. it's not baseball weather, really. tomorrow. no rain when rosemary. it sounds like it's not just a little sprinkle. it's a good amount of rain we're getting. sure. >> yeah, we're used to, you know, the spring showers, but this is just going to be an all out event with the snow in the sierra and a good amount of rain for us. here's a look at the bay area dry today. the wet weather does hold off until early tomorrow morning before it moves into lake county. as well as the north bay first, and then moves quickly into the central and south bay. there's a look at the storm you can see off the coastline of areas near washington and oregon for today. increasing clouds by tonight. but again, today is going to be a nice one with temperatures ranging from upper 50s at the coast to upper 70s inland. let's talk about the timeline of the rain, the futurecast stopping it for you into the evening hours. the low clouds are with us

moving across the bay, up along the coastline into the north bay, turning cloudy for all of us into the overnight hours tomorrow morning by 6 a.m. if this remains on track, we are looking at rainfall to begin early on for lake county, the north bay and then, as i mentioned before, quickly moving across most of the bay area by noontime 1:00, breaking away to scattered showers for the north bay, but the central and south bay is going to take a little bit longer as we get into the late afternoon drying conditions, and then we are dry. it looks like by sunset and we will be dry for sunday. rainfall amounts anywhere from half inch to an inch for the bay area, the sierra half foot to almost. it looks like a foot and a half for some spots. at least that's the latest projection, so we'll go with it anywhere from a foot to a foot and a half. for the higher elevations, a travel advisory going into play tomorrow morning at 11 a.m. until sunday morning. if you're thinking about heading up, that will be the time frame when you

do not want to be on the highways. temperatures across the bay area this morning, low to mid to upper 50s to start the day and into the afternoon. 65 san francisco. upper 70s in concord. we are looking at a nice forecast for oakland into the afternoon. low 70s by game time. mostly clear skies, low 60s with the west breeze to 15mph so it will be cooling off into the evening hours. your extended forecast. it's cool and wet for tomorrow. temperatures coming up slightly on sunday with partly cloudy dry conditions, and the warming trend continues into the workweek. pam >> thank you rosemary. demonstrators on school campuses across the country continue to make demands about where those schools invest their money. we're going to hear from an expert who weighs in on how higher education invested. in those in the first place. and a new exhibit showcasing san francisco through music. you're going to get a sneak peek at the

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represent the city's shared musical experience. on display will be headphones, speakers, things that represent 100 years of design history. >> today, it's very easy to take music for granted. sometimes we're able to carry around an infinite amount of music in our pockets, but to be reminded of where we've come from and that arc of evolution and also within the exhibition to experience some exceptionally high fidelity music playback and some special, rarified opportunities for listening. i think that's very exciting. >> the art of noise exhibit will run at the sfmoma through august. well, the decorative lights on the bay bridge are expected to return next year. the organization behind the art installation said it has secured the funding to turn the light display back on and double the number of lights on the bridge. the lights went dark more than a year ago because of maintenance issues. since then, more than

$10 million has been raised to revive that installation. >> it won't look substantially different, but it may look a little bit more mature and beautiful. but what's really exciting is we're we're doubling the number of leds. we're actually going to still be on the western span on the northern edge of the bay bridge, but we're going to wrap around the cables with a light node on each side. so you'll still have the same view into san francisco and the north bay. but the idea here is, as a matter of esthetic equity, we invite all the other communities around the bay area to join in. >> the money raised for the project was all donated. the lights are set to be installed and turned back on next march. a classic movie is in the spotlight this weekend, celebrating its 35th anniversary. steel magnolias is a stage to screen drama about family and power of friendship. julia roberts plays a young newlywed who gets pregnant even though her diabetes could make childbirth life threatening, the classic film is making its way back to theaters this weekend. >> if this film hits home for many viewers, it may well be

because it was based on real people filmed on location, where those people lived in louisiana and brought to life by a once in a lifetime cast of women. >> the theatrical release of steel magnolias is nationwide, takes place sunday and wednesday . netflix just released a new series, a man in full, starring actor jeff daniels. he plays a real estate mogul named charlie croker. daniels has recently starred in a couple of small screen stories. he says he loves playing a variety of roles, and he wants to be known as an actor who can play a range of characters. >> i love that, and that was one of the reasons i took charlie croker was to see, you know, it's the same thing, like going from dumb and dumber to atticus finch on broadway. i mean, there's this huge gap in between those two and charlie croker to del harris and american rust had that gap. and i want to be one of those actors that can play both of those ends of it believably. >> the series is based on a

novel by tom wolfe, two national monuments here in california are expanding. president joe biden signed a proclamation expanding the berryessa snow mountain and the san gabriel mountains national monuments. berryessa snow mountain national monument stretches over seven counties, including napa. the expansion will add more than 13,000 acres of public lands to the monument's original 330,000 acres. some beautiful shots there. the land is considered significant to tribal nations, as this is testament to the biden administration's commitment to open space, providing protection for this remarkable open space for generations to come. >> also providing protections to the incredible cultural artifacts that are a big part of this region for the first peoples, our native americans. >> the president's proclamation also directs the secretary of the interior to explore co stewardship of the area with the tribal nations. >> well, two san jose police

officers shot overnight in the south bay. the investigation continues into exactly what happened. and we'll tell you what we know about the condition of the officers and what they were responding to that put them in danger. >> plus, we have kids inside. so that's kind of a scary situation. >> terrifying moments for a worker at an oakland daycare center that was crowded as people trying to steal a car pointed a gun in their direction right outside of that daycare, and everything was caught on camera and health care for daca recipients. the new federal rules just announced this morning by the biden administration on from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is friday may 3rd. rosemary oroczo co is here with our weather i think we get one more nice day before the rain moves

in. yeah. >> in the cooler air to temperatures are going to struggle tomorrow a little better on sunday, but that wet weather should be on our doorstep. so by tomorrow morning this afternoon we'll call for partly cloudy skies. temperatures ranging from upper 50s at the coast to upper 70s inland. this morning, widespread 50s to report. i'll have a better look at what is going on outside right now, but we can expect for today and that wet weather, as well as snow in the sierra coming up in just a bit. 501 how are those highways doing this morning? sal okay, rosemary, it's actually off to a good start out there. >> i like what i see so far. let's go out and take a look at what we have with our triple a traffic cameras. and you can see 80 westbound. looks pretty good coming up to the macarthur maze with no major issues. they're also looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see the traffic is light. 501 let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal, thank you. well, new this morning. the biden administration is now expanding how children who are brought into the u.s. by undocumented

parents can get health care. it's the first time that daca recipients can buy health care through the affordable care act. james torres is in our newsroom. you have more on this. good morning jan. >> dave, good morning to you. well, in california we use the affordable care act through covered california. that's where you buy your own insurance through health care marketplaces . and the government offers you tax credits, discounts, financial help so you can afford your own health care plan. that is vastly different from medicaid or medi-cal. before as it stood, daca recipients did not have access to that health care market. this biden rule now removes that restriction. those recipients can now buy their own affordable health care through the aca or in our case, covered california. the white house predicts this change is set to help more than 100,000 young people in our country get access to affordable, affordable health care access that's the key word in all of this. this is part of biden's plan to expand daca rights, something that was vastly different from the trump

administration, who tried to eliminate the program altogether, though in the end, the us supreme court ruled against that to keep the program intact in 2020. the new rule will take effect this november, and that's when open enrollment for the next year begins. we're live in the newsroom. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you james. we'll new this morning. two san jose police officers are in the hospital after they were shot while responding to a call. it happened at san ignacio boulevard and bernal road near the bernal plaza shopping center. police were responding to a disturbing call just before 11:00 last night. when they got there, a man started shooting at officers who fired back at him. they were able to take him into custody and he was taken to the hospital. we still don't have any details on his injuries. staff at a day care center are shaken up after people were trying to steal a car and then pointed a gun at one of the workers. now it happened eight days ago at a day care center on golf links road. take a look at

some of this video. police just released this surveillance video. it shows two masked men stealing a black sedan parked outside the day care center. at one point, a worker opened the front door to see what was happening outside. that's when one of the robbers pointed a gun directly at her. >> it was really early in the morning, so i don't think it was too many kids inside at the time, but you know, bullets have no names on them. so if he would have started shooting, it would it would be terrible. >> the worker who had the gun pointed at her was too shaken up to speak on camera. so far there have been no arrests in the case. >> our time now 500 for more than 2100 people, have now been arrested during the pro-palestinian demonstrations at college campuses all over the country. that's according to the associated press and some new nationwide figures. police in riot gear moved in. they started clearing out tents in encampments and occupied buildings on dozens of college campuses. and student journalists at these colleges say they have learned some

really important lessons while covering the demonstrations. >> really realize the importance of, having reliable, accurate and fair coverage of what's happening. i'm definitely just trying to report as accurately and as fairly as i can, and place my sentiments about the conflict aside. >> now, just at new york's columbia university, more than 100 people have been arrested. more than 200 were detained yesterday at ucla, the organizers of the pro palestinian demonstrations on the cal campus say they have had several recent meetings with uc berkeley administrators. >> the protesters say they made it clear they want the university to review all of its current investments, and they're calling on the university to immediately cut ties with any weapons manufacturers and military supply industries involved with the israeli attacks on gaza. >> we've met with all, all sorts of people. chancellor christ, the staff. i'm not sure about the positions of each of these people, but like it's in

progress, the protesters say they got one victory. >> they say the undergraduate student body voted in favor of a measure to block all student funds linked to the military. they now hope the university will do the same. we reached out to the university, but a spokesperson declined to comment . >> our time is now 505. administrators at stanford university sent a photo to the fbi of someone wearing a headband that's normally worn by hamas fighters. a university spokesman says the person was seen earlier this week near the encampment at white plaza on the stanford campus. investigators say that person wore a green headband, a facial covering and glasses. but that person has not been identified so far. there's no comment from the fbi. >> president biden condemned the violence, destruction and anti-semitism on college campuses while defending the right for students to peacefully protest. now, the president said, students have the right to have their voices heard, but acts of protest must be

conducted within the rule of law. >> there's the right to protest, but not the right to cause chaos. people have the right to get an education, the right to get a degree, the right to walk across the campus safely without fear of being attacked. >> the president also says the protests have not prompted him to change his policies in the middle east. now our coverage of the campus protests continues online. you can head to our website, ktvu.com, for the latest developments here in california and across the country. >> i will do that. okay do you have any outdoor plans for this weekend? >> they have been changed and are because i have been listening to steve and now rosemary. yeah, talk about rain tomorrow, but i think sunday is going to be okay, right? yeah. >> early in the week the models weren't in complete agreement, but they did remain a consistent as we worked closer to the weekend. and yes, indeed we are. with the possibility of that rain coming our way as early as

5:00, 6:00 tomorrow morning. for today. we are going to continue with this beautiful weather. we've got dry conditions out there for today and temperatures nearing 80 degrees for some of our warmer locations. here's a look over san francisco. the sun will rise right about 610, so we have an hour to go. and temperatures are cooler this morning in the north bay. down by seven in novato down by ten for you. santa rosa. santa rosa right now 49 degrees 53 in oakland, 51, in redwood city. so for many not a bad start. we've got upper 50s reported in brentwood, but some areas like santa rosa, a little bit of a chill in the air outside your door. sfo reporting an onshore breeze at 15mph. winds are generally light, even calm, over hayward and san jose getting into the weekend. not only are we looking at wet weather, but unseasonably cool weather coming our way. i'll show you that coming up in just a little bit. but outside our doors at this hour, mostly clear skies, a little bit of patchy fog out

there for the afternoon. we are going to be above average in most areas along the coast. it will be a cool one. upper 50s expected in areas like pacifica, half moon bay, but you get away from the coastline and 65 in san francisco, low 70s in oakland, 79 expected for santa rosa. a better look. at these afternoon highs and the cool, wet weather that is expected for the weekend. coming up in the extended forecast. >> all right. thank you rosemary. first thursday's kicked off in san francisco. we have a look at the streets that were flooded with people and local businesses. >> and the softball team at stanford getting ready for a really big game this week. we' tell you

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a house fire. it happened last night at a home on 167th and los banos drive, about 10 p.m. this video from the citizen app shows the flames and the clouds of thick gray smoke. alameda county firefighters say the flames were out and contained in about 20 minutes. no one was hurt. the two people inside did get out safely. >> oakland police gathered to honor the lives of two fallen officers at the alameda county memorial wall. the names of

officers tuan lay and jordan wingate were added to the memorial in pleasanton. the wall honors law enforcement and firefighters who died in the line of duty in alameda county. officer lay was shot and killed in december while responding to a break in at a cannabis store. officer wingate died april 20th. he had been on life support following a crash in 2018 involving his patrol vehicle. >> time is 513, new data from oakland shows. the crime rate is going down. the latest numbers from oakland police say overall crime is down 33% compared to this time last year. specifically, that report shows reductions in violent crimes, including homicides, assaults and burglaries. while the numbers for robberies are still up, 11% overall compared to last year, they have gone down in recent weeks, and city leaders credit the revival of the ceasefire program, which was brought back earlier this year.

>> what ceasefire does is it uses police intelligence and community information to identify those at the center of violence who are most at risk of picking up a gun and committing a violent crime. >> now, officials say the ceasefire program requires them to reorganize the police department from being a reactive , active organization to being a proactive crime fighting force. >> californians are now paying the second highest energy prices in the country. the us energy information administration says the state's rates are second only to hawaii. pg and e raised rates earlier this year, stating the increase was needed to upgrade equipment and reduce the risk of its lines causing wildfires. >> time is 514. the port of oakland taking action now towards a greener future. yesterday, port officials opened the very first commercial zero emission hydrogen truck stop in the world. norcal zero says it can fill 200 trucks a day. the

hydrogen powered trucks are made by hyundai. they can drive up to 400 miles before they have to be refilled. one veteran diesel truck driver was picked to test these new big rigs and was happy to do it. >> it's very easy to get on the freeway, very easy to maneuver. everything's very smooth, the steering smooth. i love it, i really love it, i enjoy it, it's lovely. it's very quiet. >> yeah. she's happy. the port of oakland says it's been ahead of the game when it comes to reducing pollution. it already uses electric cranes, vehicles and also ships that are powered from the shore. >> tesla is accused of air quality violations at its facility in fremont. the bay area air quality management district says tesla's paint shop released harmful emissions into the air without proper abatement. since 2019, air quality officials say tesla has been served with 112 notices of violation. now, the agency is

seeking an order to force tesla to correct the issue. we've reached out to tesla for comment but have not heard back. >> well, as you already know, women's college sports are becoming more and more popular, and stanford's softball team hopes to keep that train rolling. women's sports viewership on tv at an all time high due in part to last month's college basketball tournament. well now, postseason play in softball is about to begin on the fifth ranked cardinal, getting ready for the last series of the regular season. and they believe women's sports. will keep growing. >> i think it can really get to a point where softball does become a big of a sport, as it should be, as they continue to build stadiums that have bigger capacities and more people can come and see games. >> i think that's a big piece of it. you're starting to see programs really, invest in their women's softball programs. >> now, today, stanford's hosting its final regular series

game against oregon. next week, they'll host the last ever pac 12 tournament. then they'll wait to see what their fate will be in the ncaa selections. on may 12th. >> san jose is getting ready to put on multiple parades this weekend to celebrate cinco de mayo. city leaders say the fun this time may look a little different from last year. san jose police are now more involved in the planning process for the festivities. they collaborated with organizers to decide on street closures after getting complaints about the previous year's closures. there's a look at the map. they're also going to be in the lowrider parade. take a look. they'll be cruising in this 1964 plymouth. >> i think we're fortunate the community is willing to collaborate with us, and that we're have the opportunity to be involved in these parades. just because we remove a band doesn't mean that the community wants to be part of the parade. >> there are two festivals tomorrow, and two lowrider parades on sunday. several street closures and diversions will be in effect.

>> all right, it is a getaway weekend and we are looking at your alaska airlines travel forecast with that starting in areas of seattle where today is going to be partly cloudy and dry into the evening hours, the rain will arrive over the pacific northwest before it moves into california by tomorrow morning. meanwhile, for southern california, dry conditions today as well, with low 70s expected in l.a. you shouldn't have any delays due to weather and honolulu low 80s going to be breezy here in the afternoon, but again, when it comes to the weather, you shouldn't have any delays if this is your destination this weekend, giving you a brief look here across the entire nation where thunderstorms will be a possibility over areas of louisiana. if you're flying to new york, partly cloudy and dry for today and may have a few scattered showers. it looks like by tomorrow. meanwhile, here at home, partly cloudy skies, dry weather for today. another beautiful one. a little cool in

some areas this morning, like santa rosa where we are starting out 49 degrees mid 50s in concord, mid 50s over san jose into the afternoon. partly cloudy skies, dry weather for now that begins to change tomorrow morning. there's a look at the storm there. you can see off the coastline of areas of washington and oregon. we will have this slide into the bay area by tomorrow morning and the futurecast model paints a nice picture for you into the evening hours and increase in the clouds by tomorrow morning. five 6:00 or so. it's already moving into lake county, the north bay. there's a look at 7 a.m. now crossing into the central bay and continuing its path towards the south bay by 8:00 9:00 or so into the second part of the day, we break away to scattered showers, and then we are drying out in time for the dinner hour and closer to sunset, anywhere from half inch to an inch. expected rainfall and sierra snow with the travel advisory for part of the weekend. so be careful and keep an eye on that

forecast. if you're thinking about heading up afternoon highs for today, mid 60s in san francisco to upper 70s inland, take a look at how much cooler we are going to be tomorrow. so not only the wet weather, but chilly weather even into the afternoon. low 60s expected for tomorrow. we do a little better on sunday. temperatures do begin to rebound. dry conditions, with the warming trend continuing monday and tuesday. dave >> all right rosemary thank you. times 520 remember warrior star sean livingston before he retired. he won three nba titles with the warriors. and now now he's part of another bay area pro sports team. we'll explain. and new warnings from doctors about weight loss drugs and how popular they are coming up. the misconceptions doctors want you to know about

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a of remote learning. after this week's chaotic scene on campus, the cleanup now underway following the police sweep of the protest encampment, plus. san francisco people and business owners showed up for a huge block party in san francisco. organizers hope the event will lead to a long term boost to the city's economy. >> from ktvu, fox two news this

is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. >> i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. it's a friday. it's may 3rd. rosemary is here. rosemary can i buy some sunshine today for pam cook today? >> absolutely. it's going to be a fabulous one. we do have changes coming though. dave pam, as you know wet weather in the forecast for the weekend. not today though. let's take care of what's going on for us through the morning hours, upper 40s to upper 50s. and for the second part of the day, upper 50s at the coast to upper 70s inland with plenty of sunshine, a better look at today and the wet weather ahead coming up in just a little bit at 530. let's see what is ahead for us in the travel department. good morning sal. >> good morning to you rosemary. right now we do have an incident here in concord northbound on 680, northbound 680 on the connector ramp to eastbound four. there is a crash overturned vehicle there. although it's not causing a big traffic jam. it's right there.

and there are no serious injuries, it appears, but that's going to be there. pardon me? southbound 680. traffic looks okay as you drive through triple a traffic camera showing us the bay bridge. and that is light 530. let's go back to the desk. okay sal. >> thank you. we have developing overnight news now from san jose. police say two san jose police officers were shot as they responded to a call last night. and a suspect was also shot. that investigation is still going on right now. and several san jose streets are closed because of it. ktvu. ali ramos is out there right now with the latest details. good morning ali. >> good morning dave san ignacio and bernal is the closest major intersection where we're at. but there's a fairly large scene that is closed off here by san jose police. behind us is a shopping center next to a lucky store. there's also a couple of other shops and stores here, and it's hard to tell exactly where

in this shopping complex this all happened. now you see about a half a dozen san jose police patrol cars, some crime scene tape, and then beyond that, some flashing lights of some additional, patrol cars and officers still walking around this area. this whole area is where san jose police say two of their officers were shot around 1030 last night. there's limited information right now about exactly what brought officers here in the first place. all we know from san jose police is that they were responding to a disturbance call when they encountered what the department said was a male suspect, but we don't know what that man was wanted for. but according to the police department, that man shot at the officers, hitting two of them. the officers shot back and the man was also struck. now the officers and the suspect went to the hospital. we don't know the status of their condition. right now. san jose police have not yet provided any further details about their their injuries, and we're working on getting that information. but in the meantime, you can expect some road closures and delays in this

area because of this investigation, san ignacio is closed from bernal to great oaks boulevard westbound and bernal road closed from monterey road to san ignacio. now these closures are in place again as police investigate a police shooting that happened here in this shopping center in san jose at 1030 last night. again, just to recap, two san jose police officers were shot. a suspect was also shot. all three are in the hospital and we don't have an update on their condition, but we are working to gather more information and we'll have another update on this developing story in the next hour of mornings on two live in san jose, allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you ali. hamas says it is sending a delegation to egypt for further ceasefire talks. and that's and it leaders are studying the latest proposal. now the potential ceasefire comes at a critical time as israel prepares to move ground troops into the southern city of rafah, where more than 1 million palestinians have taken shelter from the fighting. israel prime

minister benjamin netanyahu insists a military operation in rafah will happen eventually, despite international opposition . >> we will do what is necessary in order to win and overcome our enemies, including in rafah, in order to secure our future. >> according to several reports, the current proposal calls for a six week ceasefire and release of 33 israeli hostages. >> time is now 534. classes at ucla will be remote again after this week's protests there, and the police response to the protest. the cleanup goes on on the ucla campus. after that student encampment there was demolished. police say more than 200 people were arrested following a very tense standoff between police and protesters. many of them face charges of unlawful assembly. that charge carries a maximum penalty of up to six months in jail or a $1,000 fine.

>> assemblyman rick chavez, zbur , is now requesting a formal investigation into possible civil rights violations at ucla. during this week's demonstrations. now, the state lawmaker from los angeles has sent a letter to the u.s. department of education. it outlines his concerns on how ucla has responded to both the protests and the counter demonstrations on campus during the past few days. that letter says, in part, quote, on all accounts, ucla has failed to uphold its most important responsibility, which is to protect the safety, well-being and civil rights of all of its students. freedom of speech and freedom of peacefully protest are fundamental pillars of our democracy. but violence, harassment and intimidation are not speech and have no place on campus or anywhere. students at usc are being invited to a graduation party next week after the university canceled its main commencement ceremony. the cancellation came in response to protests and the controversy when the university told its

valedictorian that she would not be allowed to give the traditional speech. yesterday, usc said it will instead hold a trojan family graduate celebration at the coliseum. it will include drone shows, fireworks and live entertainment, including the usc marching band. time is now 535. >> arrests continue at protests on college campuses, including last night. in fact, the associated press reports more than 2100 people have been detained during the pro-palestinian protests around the country in the past few weeks. >> yeah, you're under arrest. >> stop. hey hey! stop >> now, this video you're looking at is from portland state university in oregon. the police made at least a dozen arrests at that campus after pro-palestinian protesters took over the school library. and there have been similar demonstrations at dozens of college campuses across the

country in the past few weeks. now we have much more coverage of the protests all over the country on our ktvu website, you can always go to ktvu .com to get the latest developments on campuses here in california and around the country. >> oakland's first friday is back tonight with a twist. tonight's theme is latin pride. it is a celebration of the various latin communities and businesses within the city of oakland. vendors will sell food from different latin cuisines. djs will play latin music while people wander and shop. tonight's celebration is from 5 to 9 p.m. on telegraph avenue between 22nd and 27th streets. a new monthly event in san francisco aims to bring some life back to the downtown area. >> it's called first thursdays and judging from last night's crowd, it appears to be a success. the street party runs along second street from market to howard. there's a variety of activities going on, from live music to art to food to drink, even some ping pong.

>> i think it's amazing. i mean, i'm a student. i like to have fun on thursday nights. it's really fun to just see the community, and i'm glad that they're doing it on a thursday, not friday, because most of my coworkers, like we don't go into the office on mondays and fridays. >> got it? well, the event will be held every first thursday of the month for the next 12 months. time is 538. more than 200 volunteers stepped out of their offices and out into san francisco's sunny downtown area to clean up streets and parks. companies like jpmorgan chase, gap, levi strauss, visa and wells fargo came together to build this downtown volunteer coalition. each company brought in 50 volunteers. they collected trash, cleared pathways, dug up weeds and organizers say these companies want to lead by example and encourage others to engage in volunteer work. across san francisco, we have the first

five companies, but we want this to grow. >> we want there to be tech companies, biotech, other financial institutions, other companies that call san francisco home. we want them to join in. we love this city and we want to show that love. >> the five company downtown volunteer coalition will meet several times a year and work on similar projects, as the federal government is going to spend nearly $30 million to identify and replace lead pipes in california. >> it's part of a new nationwide effort by the epa. the agency says millions of people across the country are still drinking water that passes through lead pipes that can lead to negative health effects, including high blood pressure and heart disease. >> very important. all right. time is 539 very important forecast for you. you can smile about the first part of it right rosemary. yes. yeah okay. >> how about a smile for this sunrise? >> i'm gorgeous. gorgeous. it's, we're about a half hour away. 610, the official sunrise. but the sky already lightning. there

and a beautiful one. as we take a peek towards the north and east. a little bit of fog there, kind of drifting over san francisco this morning, calling for partly cloudy skies and patchy fog. today. temperatures will be above average inland. i'll show you those here momentarily. sfo right now reporting an onshore breeze at 15mph. sfo 15mph coming in from the north at half moon bay. it will turn west and southwesterly as we get into the overnight hours. as we await the system bringing us the rain for tomorrow. not the case today. today is going to be a dry one and again, we are going to be above average temperatures ranging from upper 70s in santa rosa, mid 60s san francisco, low 70s in oakland, 75 livermore and 76 over san jose. meanwhile outside our doors at this hour, a little bit of a chill in the air. 49 degrees to start your day in santa rosa. 51 in san francisco, and for the inner east bay, 57 degrees right now in brentwood. as we get into the

weekend, that wet weather arriving, as well as cool conditions, a better look at the timeline, what we can expect in snow in the sierra with the travel advisory for that all coming up in the extended forecast after the break. >> all right. thank you, rosemary, a second look into a fire that burned an east bay barbecue restaurant last year. we'll tell you why. investigators are now trying to figure out if the fire shut down that horn. barbecue was arson. >> also, the latest on the robbery of an east bay letter carrier. what we now know about this latest incide

other robbery of a u.s. postal worker in oakland. the postal service says it happened at 1230 yesterday afternoon on euclid avenue. at least two suspects are seen on that surveillance camera approaching the letter carrier. they took his postal keys. a reward of up to $150,000 is available for information leading to an arrest and conviction. a california dive boat captain was sentenced to four years in federal prison for his role in the 2019 boat fire that killed 34 people off the california coast. captain jerry boylan was convicted for criminal negligence. his sentence is shorter than the ten

years the family members of the victims were asking for. now the captain and some crew members left the ship during the fire while passengers were trapped below deck. it has prompted several reforms new maritime regulations and lawsuits that are still ongoing. the exact cause of the fire remains unknown. >> our time is now 544. it's been more than a month since the francis scott key bridge in baltimore collapsed and fell down into the water. now, officials say they've got a better idea how long it will take to build a new bridge. and the price tag? it's expected to take more than four years to rebuild that bridge. the price could be as much as $2 billion. this as the recovery efforts are still going on. a fifth body was found in the wreckage this week, and one person is still missing. >> every layer of the wreckage removed brings us closer to getting those goals done first, bringing closure, closure to those families and then obviously reopening the channel.

>> and right now, the work crews are preparing for a controlled demolition of the biggest remaining piece of that bridge so they can take it out of the water easier. >> arizona governor katie hobbs has signed a bill to repeal the state's near-total ban on abortions. okay. reproductive rights activists gathered around governor hobbs as she signed a bill to repeal the ban. however, the new repeal won't take effect until october. that means the near-total ban that dates back to 1864 will be the law in arizona for a few more months. >> today, we should not rest, but we should recommit to protecting women's bodily autonomy. their ability to make their own health care decisions, and the ability to control their lives. >> arizona's attorney general and planned parenthood are looking into ways to prevent a

pause in abortion services during that limited time that the near-total ban is law. once the repeal takes effect and arizona will still ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. former golden state warrior sean levingston is investing in the oakland roots. >> it's a great story. we talked to john, who's a three time nba champion who wants to give back to the community where he had the most success in his 17 year sports career. >> it's just a special place to be, special place for any sports teams. obviously, it's been a rough couple of years. you know, they're, you know, with some of their franchises. >> shaun livingston told us he's new to the world of soccer, but he said the bay area has great sports fans. he also talked about how much he enjoyed going into those deep playoff runs with his former warrior teammates. >> those are my guys for life. and, you know, it's pretty

painful to, you know, watch the playoffs without the warriors because it's just it's not the same. >> yeah he was such a great player. and sean now joins a list of other celebrities in the oakland roots ownership group, including former pro athletes marshawn lynch and the great jason kidd. well, tonight the san francisco giants will play the phillies in philadelphia after wrapping up their series against the boston red sox in boston yesterday. mike yastrzemski did this hit a homer at fenway park, the longtime home ballpark of his grandfather, hall of famer carl yastrzemski. and the giants beat the red sox 3 to 1 to avoid being swept by the red sox. now tonight, the a's begin a series against the miami marlins at the oakland coliseum. the a's are in third place in the american league west. they've been hot lately. tonight's game starts at 640. >> all right, let's head back

over to sal for a look at traffic this morning. the friday morning commute. hopefully it is light. >> it is so far there. pam and dave at the bay bridge. i can show you via our air traffic camera that we do have a very nice drive here at the bay bridge toll plaza. so far. sometimes on fridays we get a lighter commute, and today, so far, so good. we did have a couple of things out there to talk about. nothing major, but 580 is already a little bit slow. coming in over to the altamont pass northbound 680 at highway four. they're clearing a crash there that involved an overturned vehicle, although not a lot of serious injuries. minor injuries there only 680 southbound from martinez to walnut creek looks pretty good. 549 what about today's weather? here's rosemary. all right. >> is a fabulous friday. a weather wise sal. thank you. good morning everyone. we do have a beautiful sunrise out there. the official sunrise right about 610. but this gorgeous view over the city of san francisco as we look off towards the north and east,

showing you a little bit of patchy fog out there. this morning. outside of that, calling for partly cloudy, mostly clear skies today until we get to the evening hours. then it turns a little bit more interesting with mostly cloudy skies coming by tonight and rain by tomorrow. there is a look at the system off the coastline of the pacific northwest. takes until about sunset before it begins to move into areas like seattle and portland, oregon and the north corner of california. the futurecast will show you when we expect it. here at home. there's a look at 8:00 this evening, and you can see just nearing eureka. by tomorrow morning, though, even before sunrise for some lake county, the north bay seeing the rain first, then it sweeps across the bay area. lunchtime looks a little soggy, but by 2 or 3:00 in the afternoon we are breaking away to scattered showers, followed by drying conditions into the evening sun will set just after 8:00. rainfall amounts half inch to an inch

expected. it's a good storm for this time of year, and the snow in the sierra could range anywhere from a foot to about a foot and a half at the higher peaks, snow levels all the way down to about 5000ft, and a winter weather advisory for travelers that starts tomorrow morning and will go until sunday morning. if you're heading up for the weekend, be prepared for the slick roadways and the hazardous conditions, and avoid that time frame if at all possible. 51 degrees right now in san francisco, 52 in walnut creek. and for the afternoon today, just as nice as yesterday, upper 50s at the coast. so a little cool here, but most of us in the 70s, low 70s around the bay, mid to upper 70s inland. if you're going to the a's game later today, it will begin to cool off by game time six 4063 degrees a west breeze to 15mph. again, the wet weather for tomorrow drying out saturday night into sunday. look how cool we are. upper 50s to low 60s tomorrow a little better on sunday. the warming trend

continues into next week. back to you. all right rosemary. >> thank you. time is 551. the wife of the doctor accused of intentionally driving a tesla with his family inside of a cliff is talking publicly. the police he made in court to grant her husband mental health treatment instead of sending him to prison. >> a new exhibit showcasing san francisco through music. we're going to get a sneak peek at the art nothing comes close to this place in the morning. i'm so glad i can still come here. you see, i was diagnosed with obstructive hcm. and there were some days i was so short of breath. i thought i'd have to settle for never stepping foot on this trail again. i became great at making excuses.

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to golden gate park's jfk promenade. now there are 12 historical markers highlighting the importance of climate solutions. there are also new public pianos across the promenade, and two more are on the way. the pop up beer and wine garden is relaunching on may 25th, and a frozen dessert truck will be stationed across from the observatory of flowers from thursday to sundays. >> all right. see you there. yeah. music lovers will get a treat this weekend at san francisco's moma. there is a new exhibit called art of noise. visitors will be treated to a visual display of artifacts that represent the city's shared musical experience. on display will be headphones, speakers, and many things that represent 100 years of design history.

>> today, it's very easy to take music for granted. sometimes we're able to carry around an infinite amount of music in our pockets, but to be reminded of where we've come from and that arc of evolution, and also within the exhibition to experience some exceptionally high fidelity music playback and some special, rarified opportunities for listening. i think that's very exciting. >> the art of noise exhibit will run at sfmoma through august. >> all right. our time is 556. the decorative lights on the bay bridge are expected to be back on the bridge next year. the organization behind that special art installation has the funding to turn the light display back on, and in double the number of lights out there, the lights went dark more than a year ago because of maintenance problems, and since then, more than $10 million has been raised to revive that installation.

>> and it won't look substantially different. but it may look a little bit more mature and beautiful. but what's really exciting is we're we're doubling the number of leds. we're actually going to still be on the western span on the northern edge of the bay bridge, but we're going to wrap around the cables with a light node on each side. so you'll still have the same view into san francisco and the north bay. but the idea here is, as a matter of esthetic equity, we invite all the other communities around the bay area to join in. >> love it. now, the money raised for the project was all donated. these lights are due to be installed and turned back on next march. >> a classic movie is in the spotlight this weekend, celebrating its 35th anniversary. steel magnolias is a stage to screen drama about family and the power of friendship. julia roberts plays a young newlywed who gets pregnant even though her diabetes could make childbirth life threatening. the classic film making its way to theaters this weekend if this film hits home for many viewers, it may well be because it was based on real people filmed on location where those people lived in

louisiana and brought to life by a once in a lifetime cast of women. if you haven't seen it, bring your tissue with you. the theatrical release of steel magnolias nationwide takes place sunday and wednesday. two national monuments here in california are expanding. president joe biden signed a proclamation expanding the berryessa snow mountain and the san gabriel mountains national monuments. berryessa snow mountain national monument stretches over seven counties, including napa. the expansion will add more than 13,000 acres of public lands to the monument's original 330,000 acres. the land that is considered significant to tribal nations. >> this is testament to the biden administration's commitment to open space, providing protection for this remarkable open space for generations to come. also providing protections to the incredible cultural artifacts that are a big part of this region. for the first peoples, our native americans. >> the president's proclamation

also directs the secretary of the interior to explore stewardship in the area with the tribal nations. >> well, two san jose police officers shot while responding to a call during the night. the brand new information just coming into the ktvu newsroom about the condition of those officers and expanded access to health care coverage for daca recipients. the historic move made by the biden administration that could help more than 100,000 people. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's friday may 3rd. did you do that. that is absolutely gorgeous sunrise wow a little bit of fog. it looks like out there. rosemary oroczo here with our forecast. a vision of sunshine herself. >> oh, thank you so much. happy friday. it's a pleasure to be with you here today. and all of

you out there. happy friday. we are looking at a fabulous one. we've got partly cloudy skies for today and dry weather, but yes, an incredible sunrise there . the official sunrise at about 610 temperatures this morning, ranging from upper 40s in santa rosa to upper 50s inland east bay, san jose, checking in at 55, and san francisco. good morning to you. at 51, temperatures are a little bit cooler in areas like santa rosa. in fact, notably cooler for you there. napa. you're up by five in livermore. you're a few degrees warmer at this time. we do have just a light wind out there. do expect breezy conditions for part of the weekend in addition to wet weather on the way. not for today. today is going to be a dry one, but there's a peek at the storm there off the coastline of washington and oregon, slipping into the bay area by tomorrow morning. so for today, we're calling for mild weather to continue with some of our inland cities into the upper 70s. but again, by tomorrow

morning, even before sunrise, expecting that rain to return, i'll have a better look at what we can expect for the weekend coming up in just a little bit at 6:00. let's see how the highways are shaping up with sal this morning. good morning sal. rosemary good morning to you. >> we do have a nice looking commute out there so far. we're going to start off with highway four which has been well it's kind of had a tough little week this week. but right now it looks okay as we drive out or get out to the picture there. it looks very nice heading west over to concord and not a big delay. and driving out to the macarthur maze. looks good. and from our triple-a traffic camera at the bay bridge, it is light, so hopefully it will stay this way on this friday. 601 let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you, sal. back to our developing story. we've been reporting about 30 minutes ago. we have some new information now on the two police officers and suspect shot in san jose. when i head back to ktvu, ali rasmus, who is there on the scene for the update? ali

>> yes, this is at saint ignatius and bernal avenues in san jose. this is a commercial shopping area where this happened last night, and you can see there's still quite a few san jose police officers and a big portion of the shopping center closed off. two police officers were shot responding to a call here last night, and a man described as a suspect was shot as well. and we just got an update about their condition. san jose police say one of the officers shot has life threatening injuries and is in critical condition in the hospital. the second officer had moderate injuries and has been treated and released from the hospital overnight. now the suspect also has life threatening injuries and is in critical condition at the hospital as well. now all of this happened around 1030 last night when san jose police came here to respond to a disturbance call. they encountered what the department said was a male suspect. we don't know what that man was wanted for or what that disturbance call was about. exactly but according to police, the man shot at the officers,

hitting two of them. the officer shot back and the man was also struck by their bullets. now, in the meantime, you can expect road closures and delays in this area because of this investigation into this police shooting, san ignacio is closed from bernal to great oaks boulevard. westbound bernal road is closed from monterey road to san ignacio. now, these closures in place as police continue to investigate the circumstances that led up to this police shooting again. two san jose police officers shot last night responding to a call here in this shopping center at bernal and san ignacio. and one of the officers has life threatening injuries and is in the hospital this morning. that's the update that we got from san jose police a short time ago. the suspect, who was also shot here, also has life threatening injuries and remains in the hospital as well. and the second san jose police officer less slightly less injured. the department describes that officer has moderate injuries and that officer has been released. but we'll continue to gather more information as we remain out

here and have another update in about 30 minutes. back to you guys. >> all right. thank you, ali, for that update. police have arrested more than 2100 people during the pro-palestinian protests at college campuses across the country. that's according to new nationwide figures compiled by the associated press. police in riot gear have moved in to clear out tents encamped and occupied buildings on dozens of college campuses. and student journalists at these colleges say they've learned some important lessons covering these demonstrations really realized the importance of, having reliable, accurate and fair coverage of what's happening. >> i'm definitely just trying to report as accurately and as fairly as i can, and place my sentiments about the conflict. aside, more than 100 people have been taken into custody during the crackdown at columbia university in new york alone, 200 were detained at ucla yesterday morning. >> now, the organizers of the pro-palestinian demonstrations

on the cal campus say they've had several recent meetings with uc berkeley administrators. the protesters say they made it clear they want the university to review all of their current investments, and they're calling on the university to immediately cut their ties with any weapons manufacturers and military supply industries involved with this. israel's attacks on gaza. >> we've met with all, all sorts of people, chancellor christ, the staff. i'm not sure about the positions of each of these people, but like it's in progress now, the protesters say they did get one victory. >> they say the undergrad student body voted in favor of a measure to block all student funds linked to the military. they're now hoping the university will do the same. we tried to contact university officials about this, but a spokesperson declined to comment . >> president biden condemned the violence, destruction and anti-semitism on college campuses while defending the right for students to peacefully

protest. now, the president said students have the right to have their voices heard, but acts of protest must be conducted within the rule of law. >> there's the right to protest, but not the right to cause chaos. people have the right to get an education, the right to get a degree, the right to walk across the campus safely without fear of being attacked. >> the president also says the protests have not prompted him to change his policies in the middle east. our coverage of the campus protests continue online. head to our website, ktvu.com for the latest developments here in california and across the country. >> our time now is 606. the wife of the doctor who's accused of intentionally driving his car off a cliff with his family inside, is speaking publicly for the first time, the wife of dharmesh patel told a judge in san mateo county her husband should get mental health treatment instead of prison time. prosecutors charged her husband with three counts of

attempted murder after he drove off devil's slide near pacifica back in january of 2023. patel, his wife and two children all survived that crash. >> the california fast food workers union says workers at an oakland mcdonald's are striking because of a rat infestation. organized video shared by the union shows workers outside the mcdonald's on jackson street. the union says the workers were told not to take photos or videos of the rats, or they would be fired. another strike is happening at the el pollo loco restaurant on international boulevard in oakland, where the union says there are hazards of fire, flooding and possible electrocution. we've reached out to mcdonald's and el pollo loco for comment. we are waiting to hear back. >> our time is now. 607. for the first time, children who are brought into the united states by undocumented immigrants will be allowed to apply for affordable health care. the biden administration just

announced that this morning. ktvu james torres in the studio. now to explain this new rule and how people here in california, james, will be affected. >> dave, good morning to you. well, here's what you need to know. if you don't already get health insurance through your job. there are really two other ways to get it. the federal government calls it the affordable care act and medicaid. in each state. they kind of have their own versions of these programs. in california, we call that covered california, and we call this medi-cal are two very different programs with cover california. you buy your own health care insurance, and the government helps you out by offering some tax credits, some financial assistance with medicaid, and the government pays for your health care. and you kind of get the basics with that insurance. the biden ruling affects this side of the board as it stood, daca recipients did not have access to that health care market. this biden rule now removes that restriction. those recipients can now buy their own affordable health care through the aca. or again, in our case,

covered california. the white house predicts this change is set to help more than 100,000 people in our country get access. that's the key word access to affordable health care , which could affect a range of ages, some as young as 16 to as old as 40. now, specific to california, this rule affects a different population than a decision from governor gavin newsom earlier this year. that's this side of the board. now. earlier this year, he expanded medi-cal to all undocumented immigrants in the state. biden's new rule, again, this side of the board will go into effect in november, when open enrollment for the next year begins. pam. >> all right. thank you, james. the drive in downtown concord should return back to normal soon. city officials say several streets are reopening after a fire forced them to close monday night. the openings are across the street from the concord bart station between clayton road and concord boulevard. multiple stretches of the road were closed for days after a large fire monday night. the city says debris removal will start next

week. the cause of the fire is still under investigation. >> okay, pam. thank you. time is 609, so here, he'll get you to where you need to go. what's happening out there on the roads now? >> yeah. you know, things are actually doing very well out there, dave. and pam, right now at the bay bridge, you can see from our air traffic camera that we do not have a backup. and this is the first day of the week. we haven't had a backup at this hour. we're going to take it, of course, and it's a lighter than usual day. let's talk about westbound 580. you can see that's a little bit slow. there's a crash southbound 88. let me go back to that. i didn't stick on that long enough. southbound 880 near tennyson there is a crash and all of a sudden it had been light. but all of a sudden we have some slow traffic heading down south from about eighth street. and it gets better once you reach tennyson. south bay commute is absolutely light all over the freeways in the silicon . valley. 610 let's go back to the desk.

>> thank you. sal, a second look into a fire that burned an east bay barbecue restaurant. we'll tell you why. investigators are now trying to see if that fire was intentionally set. >> and oakland police releasing some new crime data. the details of wt the report says is le ing to

of the country, starting out in seattle, where we have partly

cloudy skies dry. conditions at least until tonight before the next storm rolls in. no weather delays expected here, nor in los angeles, where sunny and 72. is in store for the afternoon. meanwhile heading over to honolulu. i'm very jealous. low 80s, partly cloudy skies and no delays due to weather, although it does look a little bit breezy over the island today. giving you a view here across the country where we do have thunderstorms over areas of louisiana. if you're flying to new york, partly cloudy skies, low 60s for the afternoon. dave. >> all right, rosemary, the time is now 614. new this morning. firefighters in san leandro still out there investigating a house fire. it happened last night on 167th in lisbon drive. about 10 p.m. now, this video from citizen app shows the flames and the clouds of thick gray smoke. the fire was contained within 20 minutes. no one was hurt and the two people inside were able to get out safely. meantime, in oakland, hornby barbecue, the popular

barbecue restaurant, reopened last week after a devastating fire shut it down for more than six months. however, fire officials are now investigating that fire in november as arson. the building was deemed unsafe to use after the fire. it was closed off because of the extensive damage. now, firefighters say evidence found there at the scene revealed someone may have started that fire intentionally. the owner says the restaurant was defaced and vandalized the day before the restaurant burned down. >> staff at a day care center are upset after armed men stole a car right in front of the daycare. it happened eight days ago at a daycare center on golf links road. police just released this surveillance video take a look. it shows two masked men stealing a black sedan parked right outside the daycare center. at one point, one of the workers opened the front door to see what was happening outside. and that's when one of the men

pointed a gun directly at her. >> it was really early in the morning, so i don't think it was too many kids inside at the time. but, you know, bullets have no names on them. so if he would have started shooting it would it would be terrible. >> the worker who had the gun pointed at her was too upset to speak on camera. so far, there have been no arrests in this case. oakland police say despite recent issues on the whole, crime is actually falling and they have the numbers to prove it. andre senior, joining us now in studio with a look at what's driving the data andre. well good morning pam. >> new numbers from opd say overall crime is down 33% compared to this time last year. specifically the data shows reductions in violent crimes, including homicides, assaults and burglaries. and while the numbers for robberies are still up 11% overall since last year, they have fallen in recent weeks . city leadership credits the revival of the ceasefire program , which returned earlier this year. they say the program

required them to reorganize the police department from being a reactive organization to being a proactive crime fighting force. >> what ceasefire does is it uses police intelligence and community information to identify those at the center of violence who are most at risk of picking up a gun and committing a violent crime. >> the city says the numbers are proof the program works, but not everyone in oakland feels the same. some say they have been feeling safer lately, but others say they're surprised to hear crime is down. >> no, i don't feel safe. i'm constantly watching around. >> i feel a lot safer here, especially at night compared to san francisco, where it could be a lot more dangerous. and i definitely see the change in crime rates dropping. >> the new data is building optimism among city leaders, but many say there is still work to be done. the goal is to get crime numbers back to pre-pandemic levels. authorities believe the ceasefire program will continue to bring crime rates down. we'll send it back

over to you, pam and dave. >> all right, andre, thank you. our time is 617. let's get you to where you need to go. traffic so far sound. they've been behaving for you. >> yeah, i like what i see so far. dave and pam. right now. we do see the traffic at the macarthur maze from our triple a traffic camera. looks pretty good with no issues. and you know, what i haven't seen is i haven't seen a big backup at the bay bridge. although there is a small one. you're going to wait a few minutes. but compared to what we've had the last few days, i think i like what i see. 580 is a little bit slow coming in over the altamont pass. there is a problem in hayward southbound 880 near tennyson road. there's a crash there. traffic is backing up from eighth street. so don't if you're that's your commute. you need to give yourself a little extra time. once you get past tennyson, though, it looks good all the way down to the south bay at 618. let's talk about today's weather. here's rosemary. all right. >> also looking good. sal, good morning to you. happy friday everybody. we do have changes coming our way for saturday

outside our door at this hour a beautiful start to the day. little bit of fog. you can see are entering the bay and over the city of san francisco. most of us enjoying a sunshine already at this time. we will turn mostly cloudy by tonight ahead of the system here that you can see is hanging off the coastline of the pacific northwest. by the evening hours, it's moving into northern california, but for us it takes until tomorrow morning before we see the rain. there's a look at 8:00 just right about sunset. and some light rain possible, all the way down to about eureka by tomorrow morning, sunrise. lake county, as well as the north bay, already seeing the rain. and then it's moving quickly into the central and south bay for the morning hours. as well. looks a bit rainy for the lunch hour, but the time stamp here at 3:00 shows you we are mostly cloudy and tapering off to scattered showers by sunset. again just after 8:00. we are drying out a good amount

of rain for this time of year. half inch to an inch expected and snow in the sierra foot to a foot and a half over some of the higher elevations. if you're thinking about getting away to lake tahoe area, or even, you know arnold, and in areas near bear valley, you're going to see that snow there and travel advisories that begin tomorrow morning right around 11:00 last until sunday morning. so something to consider if this is your place to be for the weekend. be careful out there. temperature wise at this hour here at home, upper 40s to mid 50s. 55 in brentwood, 48 in santa rosa. and your afternoon today, upper 50s at the coast, mid 60s san francisco wide spread low to mid to even upper 70s out there for today 78 expected in antioch in the south bay 77 morgan hill. your extended forecast in addition to the wet weather. notice the temps tomorrow afternoon. going to be a cool one, upper 50s to low 60s, a little better on sunday, dry weather on sunday as well, and then the warming trend continues monday into tuesday.

pam and dave all right. >> thank you rosemary. californians are now paying the second highest energy prices in the country. the us energy information administration says the state's rates are second only to hawaii. pg and e raised rates earlier this year, stating the increase was needed to upgrade equipment and reduce the risk of its lines causing wildfires. >> well, the port of oakland taking action now towards a greener future. yesterday, the port opened the world's first commercial zero emission hydrogen truck stop. norcal zero says they can fuel 200 trucks a day. the hydrogen powered trucks are made by hyundai. they can drive up to 400 miles before they have to refuel. now, one veteran diesel truck driver was picked to test these new big rigs, and she was happy to be there. >> it's very easy to get on the freeway, very easy to maneuver. everything's very smooth. the steering smooth. i love it, i really love it. i enjoy it, it's

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san jose police officers who were shot overnight in the south bay. ktvu allie rasmus is out there. she'll be here in just minutes to give us a live report and all of the new details and a state lawmaker wants an investigation into potential civil rights violations at ucla amid the recent protests. we tell you why he's concerned about how the university responded to the protests on the campus from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> all right. as we take you live to the new york stock exchange this morning, it is a rally following the jobs report for april. just released this morning. it shows fewer jobs were added last month, the unemployment rate increased to 3.9. that's sending treasury yields down. so more money moves

into stocks. the dow is set to open up almost 500 points. by the way, if you're looking at mexico, the consulate general of mexico in new york commemorating cinco de mayo this. weekend and the 162nd anniversary of the battle of puebla, where mexican troops defeated french troops. cinco de mayo, often confused with the independence day of mexico. not the case, but still an excuse to celebrate get together. nice weekend and on top for the most part with some rain tomorrow. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook. >> i like the sky behind us too. >> beautiful. >> yeah, i'm dave clark. it's friday. it is made the third and rosemary's right there with plenty to tell you about our forecast. >> yes, a gorgeous one today, dave and pam. but tomorrow a completely different story with wet weather and cool conditions on the way for today. temperatures this morning in the upper 40s to upper 50s. for the second part of your afternoon.

upper 50s at the coast to upper 70s inland. well above average for many of us. a better look at the current conditions. your afternoon highs and that wet weather that is on the way, including snow for the sierra in the extended forecast. 631 let's see how the highways are doing at this hour with sal. good morning. >> good morning. right now we do have some slowing out there at the bay bridge, although it is not as slow as it normally is. a small slowdown at the toll plaza certainly something you can handle if you're used to bigger slowdowns today it is just a small one. san mateo bridge. we saw some lights on the span. i'm not sure what's going on there, but it's a little bit more crowded nearby. southbound 880 at tennyson. they moved that crash to the shoulder. it's still a little bit slow past the scene. 632 let's get back to the headlines. all. right. >> thank you, sal, back to our developing story we're following for you this morning. we do have some new information on the two police officers and suspect shot in san jose. let's go back to

ktvu. ali. rasmus, who is there on scene for that update? ali >> yeah. san ignacio and bernal avenue is the closest major intersection to where this all happened. but we are getting some new information about exactly where behind us this all took place. two san jose police officers shot responding to a call last night. the suspect shot as well. it's far beyond this crime scene tape. so san jose police have closed off a large area near where this all happened. and so some of the people this morning, this car right in front of us, they're actually staying at an extended stay hotel that has been closed since last night. and when we heard one of the officers talking to the people who staying at that hotel, he said that that is where this shooting happened. and all of this happened last night. so it's beyond our view. and a little while we're going to try and move to another location so we can get a better vantage point of the scene where this happened. but this was around 1030 last night when san jose police responded to a call about some sort of disturbance call coming from that hotel. the a

man that police described as a male suspect confronted them. and according to police, the man shot at the officers, hitting two of them. the officers shot back and the man was also struck. and so the new update from san jose police just in the last hour is that one of the officers that was hit suffered life threatening injuries and is in the hospital this morning in critical condition. the second officer had what the department described as moderate injuries. that officer has been released from the hospital, but the suspect who was shot also suffered life threatening injuries and is still in the hospital. so because of this investigation and because of what happened there are some road closures you'll want to know about in the area. we've seen people trying to navigate them this morning, so san ignacio closed from bernal to great oaks boulevard, westbound bernal road closed from monterey road to san ignacio. now again, back out here. this is the shopping center that's across

from this extended stay hotel where this, according to some witnesses, people staying there. and one of the officers here where this shooting happened. so we're going to try and get a closer look and move around to the back of this shopping center to get a better view of the scene here. but officers are still here investigating the shooting involving two san jose police officers. shot one of them seriously injured, still in the hospital and a suspect shot and seriously injured as well. live in san jose. ali rasmus ktvu fox two news thank you, ali, for that update. >> another robbery of a u.s. postal worker in oakland. take a look at this video. the postal service says this happened at 1230 yesterday afternoon on euclid avenue at least two suspects are seen on that surveillance camera approaching the letter carrier and taking his postal keys. a reward of up to $150,000 is available for information. leading to an arrest and conviction.

>> our time now. 635 today, classes at ucla will be remote again after this week's protests and the police response on the campus. cleanup continues on the campus after that student encampment was demolished, but more than 200 people were arrested after a very tense standoff between police and demonstrators and many of the people arrested face charges of unlawful assembly. that charge carries a maximum penalty of up to six months in jail, or a $1,000 fine. >> a southern california lawmaker is requesting a formal investigation into possible civil rights violations at ucla. during this week's demonstration . assembly member rick chavez, labor from los angeles, has sent a letter to the u.s. department of education. it outlines his concerns on how ucla has responded to both the protest and the counter demonstrations on campus during the past few days. that letter says, in part, quote, on all accounts, ucla has failed to uphold its most important responsibility, which is to protect the safety,

well-being and civil rights of all of its students, freedom of speech and freedom of peacefully protest are fundamental pillars of our democracy. but violence, harassment and intimidation are not speech and have no place on campus or anywhere. now we have more coverage of the protests all over the country on our website. you can always go to ktvu.com for any time of day for the latest developments on campuses here in california and across the country. >> all right. our time is 637. it's a light friday. yeah. i hear you, sal. you're busy watching everything, so everything's working out the way you want it. so far in the commute. >> yeah, you know, we do have. i'm trying to figure out what's taking so long with this crash here, in, hayward, right here southbound at tennyson. now, they did move it to the shoulder, so that's some progress, i'm not sure why, but also nearby there is something on the san mateo bridge. you'll see. let me go out. just dial that up here. that's causing

some slow traffic. i also don't know what that is. so i was listening to radio traffic, trying to figure it out. hopefully it'll just disappear and i won't have to worry about it. the bay bridge toll plaza. we have about a 5 to 10 minute delay at the toll plaza. it's not more than that, though. today the commute is much better than it has been the first four days of the week. and at the macarthur maze we are looking very good. triple a traffic camera showing traffic looking good. westbound and also eastbound as you head up toward berkeley on interstate 80. we're also looking listening to something on the bay bridge, not exactly sure what, but i'll keep an update on it and see if it turns into anything. 638 let's bring rosemary back with today's forecast. and also look at the weekend. yeah, sal. >> so today we need the sun shades. tomorrow we'll need the umbrella. we have wet weather on the way and a chilly storm by may standards. more on this coming up. giving you a look there over san francisco starting out. partly cloudy skies, a little bit of patchy fog. temperatures ranging from

an upper 40s to mid 50s for most and a cooler start for some areas like santa rosa, you are down by ten, but napa, you're up by five. livermore you're up by a few degrees. hayward as well. hayward right now reporting 52 degrees. 51 in san francisco. some of our north bay locations trailing behind here in the upper 40s, a chill to start for you in areas near san rafael, novato, napa, santa rosa. the winds are generally light. we do have a little bit of a breeze. sfo 12mph. half moon bay coming in from the north right about five. expect that west wind with us for the afternoon. and the system that is going to bring us rain tomorrow. we'll begin to see that cloud cover by this evening. but for today we're looking at another fabulous one. partly cloudy throughout the afternoon. 65 in san francisco, low 70s in oakland. upper 70s for areas like santa rosa and san jose. a better look at today

and that wet weather coming our way as well as snow in the sierra and the extended forecast after the break. >> all right, rosemary, time now 6.39. you know, it looks like people are holding on to their iphones longer than they used to. we tell you about the new report showing the biggest drop in iphone sales in years. >> i know someone who hangs on to her iphone longer. yes, i think i think it's a ten though, so it's not that old. >> okay, you've updated since the last time we talked, right? right i would hang on to it till till it dies when i get to join you in studio, we're going to start with a topic we've been covering over the years and appears to be intensifying. a bay area firefighter who received a devastating cancer diagnosis is working to protect his brothers and sisters on the front lines from a similar fate. so new at seven how the firefighters advocating for major changes in the profession and what's being done to protect colleagues from cancer causing chemicals. also a pitcher for the oakland a's who grew up in the east bay, is being honored by his alma mater. what paul blackbur s high school seball

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on sales are down now. the company's latest quarterly report shows a 10% drop compared to last year. it's the biggest drop in iphone sales since 2020, when the pandemic caused delays because of factory closures. revenue for apple is also down about 4% from last year. however, apple stock up about 6% this morning on reports that profit margins are up. newly unsealed court documents show google paid $20 billion to apple in 2022 to be the default search engine on its safari web browser. now, the documents are part of the justice department's antitrust lawsuit against google . prosecutors say google's payments to apple and others allowed it to maintain an illegal monopoly. a ruling is expected later this year. and forbes magazine has updated its latest list of the richest people in the us. elon musk remains at the top of its billionaire list. the owner of tesla, spacex and the social media site x has a net worth of $257 billion. most of the 20

richest people in california live here in the bay area. facebook founder mark zuckerberg of palo alto is listed at as the richest person in the state, with an estimated fortune of $177 billion for oracle founder larry ellison of woodside, number two in california, with a net worth of $141 billion. wow. all right. >> time is 645 a new video is out released by the us army. it's recruiting soldiers into psychological warfare. special operations. >> it is a contest unlike any we have ever faced in our history as a nation. >> now, psychological warfare usually involves unconventional military techniques like propaganda and other messaging. it's all aimed at shaping opinions in other countries. the creators of the new ad hopes it will attract more creative artists, illustrate and tech experts. >> arizona governor katie hobbs has signed a bill to repeal the

state's near-total ban on abortions. >> okay. >> reproductive rights activists gathered around governor hobbs as she signed a bill to repeal the ban. however the new repeal won't take effect until october. that means the near-total ban that dates back to 1864 will be the law in arizona for at least a few more months. >> today, we should not rest, but we should recommit to protecting women's bodily autonomy and their ability to make their own health care decisions and the ability to control their lives. >> arizona's attorney general and planned parenthood are looking into ways to allow abortion services during the limited time that the near-total ban will be law, once the repeal takes effect, arizona will still ban abortions after 15 weeks of pregnancy. >> our time now 646 reports of new evidence that more americans are using injectable medicines to try to lose weight. now the

company behind wegovy, the popular weight loss drug, reports at least 25,000 people in the u.s. take the medicine every week. however, doctors warn those shots alone won't solve most problems with obesity. >> drugs are really designed to be used as part of a very, very, very comprehensive and personalized treatment plan that also includes dietary strategy, physical activity, and behavioral modification, and the doctors stress. >> obesity is a chronic disease that requires long term medical treatment. >> the federal government is going to spend nearly $30 billion to identify and replace lead pipes in california. it's part of a new nationwide effort by the epa. now, the agency says millions of people across the country are still drinking water that passes through lead pipes that can lead to negative health effects, including high blood pressure and heart disease. our time is 647 pam back. >> you've got some problems to

watch this morning, sally. >> yeah, and but for the most part, i would say we're in a better commute than we were the fourth for. let me say that again, the first four days of the week. let's go to the macarthur maze. aa traffic camera showing us that. and you can see that traffic is now backed up. so there is a backup at the bay bridge. it's not as much as it was yesterday, but there is a backup. this is about a 10 to 15 minute delay to san mateo bridge. still a little bit slow in the first part of the bridge, and it gets better by the time you reach the middle. they finally did clear that crash southbound 880 at tennyson. it's gone now and things should improve. 680 looks good from dublin, all the way down to sunol and into san jose. 648 let's get the forecast for today and the weekend. here's rosemary. >> all right sal, we do have some nice weather coming our way for the afternoon. temperatures are going to be above average once again. but that all changes by tomorrow. we wake up with wet weather and cooler weather. i'll show you that here in the extended forecast. how about a

view over san francisco? a little bit of fog out there this morning. partly cloudy skies. temperatures are sinking into the upper 40s for some this morning, and we'll check in on those numbers on the back end of the forecast. let's talk about the pattern in place for today. we will see an increase in clouds by tonight. but today is going to be a dry nice one. there's a look at the system beginning to bring cloud cover to areas over washington and oregon. but again it takes until even about sunset before it begins to really impact the pacific northwest in northern california. now for us, we could see anywhere from half inch to an inch of rainfall with this system that is expected to reach the north bay by about 6 a.m. and then join the rest of us into the second part of the morning, lasting into the afternoon. but then we break away to dry conditions by the evening. if you're going to the sierra, there is a winter weather advisory here that begins at 11 a.m. tomorrow and will go until 8 a.m. on sunday,

with anywhere from a foot to maybe closer to a foot and a half for some of those higher peaks. so if you're traveling this weekend, good idea to avoid that time frame. you know, head out early. is today or tomorrow morning. and then do expect to maybe head home late in the afternoon on sunday once it begins to clear out. temperatures across the bay area this morning, 51 degrees in san francisco, 51 in walnut creek into the afternoon, upper 50s at the coast, mid 60s san francisco a lot of 70s out there for today . 76 in redwood city, upper 70s in concord. if you're going to the a's game, we've got to 64 degrees with mostly clear skies in a west breeze to 15mph at game time. 640 in the afternoon, sunsets just after 8:00. here's a look at your extended forecast in addition to the wet weather for tomorrow, notice the temperatures upper 50s to low 60s on saturday. we are dry and a little warmer on sunday. with the warming trend continuing

monday into tuesday. back to you . >> all right. thank you rosemary. former golden state warrior shaun livingston is now investing in the oakland roots. and we talked to shaun. >> he's a three time nba champ. he wants to give back to the community where he had the most success in his 17 year career. >> it's just a special place to be, a special place for any sports teams. obviously it's been a rough couple of years. you know, they're, you know, with some of their franchises. >> shaun livingston is new to pro soccer, but says the bay area has great sports fans. he also talked about how much he enjoyed playing for the warriors and going deep in the playoffs with his former teammates. >> investing. those are my guys for life and you know, it's pretty painful to, you know, watch the playoffs without the warriors because it's just it's not the same. >> no it's not by the way. shaun livingston joins a list of celebrities who are among the owners of the oakland roots, including that guy marshawn lynch and this guy jason kidd.

>> very nice. yeah the giants will face the phillies in philadelphia this evening after wrapping up their series against the red sox in boston. mike yastrzemski homered at fenway park, the longtime home ballpark of his legendary grandfather, hall of fame carl yastrzemski and the giants avoided a sweep by defeating the red sox, 3 to 1. >> well, tonight, the a's start a series against the miami marlins at the oakland coliseum. the a's are in third place in the american league west. they've been hot lately to game begins tonight at 640. well, a new lawsuit in connection to the deadly wildfires in maui last august. new at 7:00. why? the county blames cell phone carriers for some of the problems in the evacuation plans, and the bay bridge's decorative lights finally due to come back next year with double doordash. well, we'll tell you where the millions of dollars raised to get that revival of

the installation will be going

prize after two snakes were found stuffed in a bag that were

in a passenger's pants. this happened last week in miami. tsa agents say the passenger had two small snakes in the camouflage bag that were inside their pants. agents for customs and border patrol protection were called in. we still don't know if the snakes were pets or if the person was trying to smuggle them. the tsa didn't say if that unidentified passenger was arrested. well the month of may is mental health awareness month, and if you have a pet, don't forget how important a pet can be for your mental health. it's well known pets can make you feel better and boost your mood. and just being around animals can reduce your blood sugar, your blood pressure, and reduce stress. research finds 84% of american pet owners actually say spending time with their pet makes them happier. it also helps people socialize and can help keep you active. >> that's great for your

physical well-being, but it's also really important to your brain function, your self-esteem, and of course, your overall well-being. but that's key not only for mild stress, but also for depression and post-traumatic stress disease. all of those situations have been shown to be improved by having that pet with us. >> experts also say you don't have to actually own a pet to reap the benefits. spending time with someone else's pet or even a classroom pet, they say, can improve your mental health. time is 657. oakland's first friday is back tonight, but there's a twist tonight. the theme is latin pride. it's a celebration of the various latin communities and businesses within the city of oakland. vendors will be selling food from different latin cuisines. deejays will play latin music while the people just wander around, shop and enjoy. tonight's celebration is from 5 to 9 p.m. on telegraph avenue between 22nd and 27th streets and in san francisco. a

new monthly event there aims to bring life back to downtown san francisco. it's called first thursdays, and judging from last night's crowds, it appears to be a success. the street party runs along second street from market to howard as variety of activities, from live music to art to food to drink, even some ping pong. >> i think it's amazing. i mean, i'm a student. i like to have fun on thursday nights. it's really fun to just see the community, and i'm glad that they're doing it. >> on a thursday, not friday, because most of my coworkers, like we don't go into the office on mondays and fridays. >> now, the event will be held every first thursday of the month for the next 12 months. time now 658 with san francisco's rec and parks department has new and some upcoming features coming to golden gate park, jfk, jfk, promenade. now there are 12 historical markers highlighting

the importance of climate solutions. there are new public pianos across the promenade, and two more are coming to the pop up. beer and wine garden is relaunching may 25th, and a frozen dessert truck will be stationed right across from the conservatory of flowers from thursdays to sundays. well, those beautiful decorative lights on the bay bridge, they're expected to be back next year. the organization behind this art installation has the funding now to turn the light display back on and double the amount of lights. now, those lights went dark more than a year ago because of maintenance problems out there. but since then, more than $10 million has been raised to revive the installation. the money, by the way, was raised by donations. >> a gun battle in the south bay leaves one police officer in the hospital with life threatening wounds, and another also injured. what happened at an extended stay hotel before the

gunfire and the streets that are shut down at this hour. pro-palestinian demonstrators at uc berkeley continue their call for divestment from companies that work with the israeli government. the progress they say they've been making in talks with university leaders and a bay area firefighter helping others as he battles his own cancer diagnosis, how he's working to prevent others from serious illness due to toxic chemicals they're exposed to on the job. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to friday. it's may 3rd. tell me quickly about the drive in. it was so pleasant. >> see i'm saving all my complaining for tomorrow. oh okay. >> all right. >> what can i do? rosemary >> yeah, well, i don't know. i'm not sure. okay. >> better that we know now, right? >> yes yes, yes. good morning. we are looking at. yeah a day for sunglasses today a day for