court. of hiring lawyers. or dealing with the legal process, especially during the pandemic, the lawsuit alleges, in some cases, the plaintiff in the lawsuit hasn't even been to the business accused of violating in response, the law firm says they're only making sure their clients with disabilities could patronize. small businesses continue to follow breaking news in new york city. several people are shot and now there is word authorities discovered an undetonated explosive at a subway station there. also inflation hits a 40 year high in the united states. president biden's announcement today on how he plans to cut gas prices and why some groups are against it. then the pentagon is investigating reports that russia may have used chemical weapons against ukraine. the target civilians in mario people. from ktvu fox two news this is mornings are brisk one

out there. thanks for being with us. i'm gasia mikaelian end and good morning. i'm dave clark. welcome to tuesday. it's april 12th. you're right. it is brisk . steve is here. he's talking about our weather for tuesday. it's a cold one. there are a lot of 30 showing up now as we get close to sunrise already, but that's the coldest temps and deborah martin would like you to know it's 32 petaluma. that's cold. at 6 50 in the morning. pen grove is also 32. there are some upper twenties up in the mendocino county and lake county , so your tuesday to step has a cold morning. mostly sunny. there are some clouds colder air coming over the cold ocean temps for generating a few clouds. along the coast and also to the north, but mostly sunny today, but temperatures staying cool with the northwest berries, fifties 10 years 60 degrees. alright cells here at 701 in the morning and he's here to tell us the traffic is it's mostly okay and routine. there are a couple of spots that might throw you off if you're driving to martinez or venetia. and you're driving on 6 80. there's a crash

that's been there for a while. sat down 6 80 near the lake herman exit, so the easiest alternate would be to use 80 and come down this way. and you 7 80 instead of using 6 80 to get down to the beneath the bridge. if you can do that, also looking at highway four. we do have some slowing on westbound four coming over the hill to concord. 6 80 looks alright, a little slowing at 24 at the bay bridge. we do have a little bit of slowing at the tall plants. it's backed up almost to the maze. it's 702. let's get back to the headlines. thank you for so following the breaking news from brooklyn, new york, fire department says as many as 13 people have been hurt . five people shot at a subway station in brooklyn. let's go back to those live pictures cam had just minutes ago here. firefighters responded to reports of smoke at the subway station in the sunset park neighborhood. they found the people who had been shot and some unexploded devices. there are reports a suspect was seen leaving the scene of the shooting, wearing a gas mask. an

orange construction vest, and some say that he may have set off a smoke device again. live pictures here of what's happening in brooklyn. a very large police presence, which is what you'd expect something along these lines again. we know that multiple people have been shot and injured. we will keep following this breaking news story in brooklyn, new york at a subway station, there will bring you more information as soon as we get it into our newsroom. happening today, president biden will reveal his latest plan to help reduce gas prices nationwide will be at an ethanol plant in iowa and plans to announce gasoline mixed with ethanol commonly referred to as e 15, because it's 15% ethanol will be made available this summer. it's usually band in the hottest months because it can increase air pollution. e 15 can cost on average 10 cents less per gallon, the average price for a gallon of regular guest today $4.11. that's a dollar 25 more than we were paying this time last year. new this morning just 90 minutes ago, the bureau

of labor statistics released the consumer price index for the month of march as expected, inflation increased dramatically going up 8.5% over the past 12 months. it's the fastest year over year jump in more than 40 years. ktvu magus live now with details from this report, and really what this means for the economy. emma garcia. this could be the peak of inflation, according to some economists, meaning the factors contributing to inflation could start to feed. consumers are feeling the impact of inflation on their wallets, especially when it comes to paying rent, filling up on gas and buying groceries with the march consumer price index, or cpi, i tells us is what's driving these high prices, notably costs rose because of much higher rent or bottlenecks , supply chains, robust consumer spending and disruptions in the global food and energy markets were sent by russia's war against ukraine. the new york times reports that economists expect price increases to pull back in the coming months, in

part because gas prices have already started to come down, according to triple a. the average price of a gallon of gas now is $4.10. lower than it was a few weeks ago, but still more than 40% higher than last year at this time, while headline inflation jumped. the good news is core inflation slowed down on a monthly basis, rising 400.3% from february, which is something the white house was anticipating in today's report. we expect march cpa cpi headline inflation to be ordinarily elevated due to putin's price hike, and we expect a large difference between core and headline inflation, reflecting the global disruptions and energy and food markets. in response to this report, the fan is likely to aggressively raise interest rates, a decision expected next month reporting live in the newsroom. lagasse ktvu fox two news thank you time now. 75 33 year old man facing charges now and he's accused of kidnapping a woman with the

intent to sexually assault her. police say on march 25th. i've been galicia paypal. aaliyah followed the woman and her friends from a downtown san jose nightclub. lolly is suspected of kidnapping one woman in the area of loma verity drive and eden avenue. is due to enter a plea in court next month. and police in santa rosa wants your help. they want to investigate a fatal shooting. now they released these grainy images of three bicyclists who may have seen deadly gunfire at comstock park. april 2nd. investigators say in 19 year old man was killed in the shooting. the police think it was a random attack. if you have any information about these photos are about this case, contact police since santa rosa police in oakland are searching for whoever shot and killed a security guard at a city sanctioned facility for people who are homeless. it happened thursday night at mandela community cabins. ktvu news has learned. the security guard was

shot six times after he denied a former resident access to that property. he died a short time later. city councilwoman carol fife represents west oakland, she says lawmakers at the state local and federal level must do more to stop. the violence is often tied to people who are homeless and mentally ill. we could be doing much more around how we address these issues. i say to the business community, let's organize. i hear you and i feel you because um, it's challenging. oakland police are still searching for the killer of that private security guard. time is now 77. well this morning the pentagon's investigating reports of a possible russian chemical weapons attack against ukrainians, members of the ukrainian national guard claimed russia used a poisonous substance of unknown origin on the ukrainian military and on civilians in the city of mario paul. despite these reports, neither the united nations or

the pentagon kington firm, it's true, but they're closely watching the situation. if it proves to be true, this attack could represent a major escalation. and a direct challenge to nato to take action. and russian forces appear to be regrouping in the eastern part of ukraine, forcing more and more civilians to try to get out of their satellite images appear to show a convoy of russian military vehicles stretching eight miles long heading east. and russian forces claim they blew up several of ukraine's crucial air defense launchers in the donbass region . moscow's changing the tension is already being felt by innocent civilians. betty, but the blue blue everything was burning. there was a lot of dead bodies. the worst thing is an air bomb. but in fact, the most terrifying thing is a tank. the mayor in the southern coastal city of mario paul says as many as 10 thousands of billions have died in that city. but the

number may actually be more like 20,000. several humanitarian corridors have been set up to help people escape. more than 4000. people fled yesterday, but ukrainian officials also say russian forces blocked many others from escaping. at the continuing war in ukraine is properly prompting both sweden and finland to bid for membership in nato in the coming months. finland which shares an 830 mile border with russia, is expected to apply for nato membership by june, according to reports coming out of britain, sweden may apply for nato membership soon after that the swedish prime minister says the security situation in europe has changed since russia invaded ukraine. federal officials are now warning russian cybercriminals could target the finances of american businesses and private citizens. criminal justice professionals say the increase in cyber threats from russia could be retaliation for us sanctions. they advise making sure your user name and password

are strong and watching out for email scams trying to obtain your login credentials. hackers whether working on behalf of the state or on their own, could start targeting cryptocurrencies as a means to get money back. cyber experts also predicted hackers will start focusing more attacks on critical infrastructure, including hospitals and power companies. in ransomware attacks where the united states ordered all non emergency workers at its consulate in shanghai, china to leave there because of a strict lockdown because of a surge in new covid cases, shanghai has been under a tight lockdown in an effort to stop the covid spread. many people in shanghai have been ordered not to leave their homes for almost three weeks. now some families say they haven't been able to get food and daily necessities and people who tested positive have been forced into quarantine centers. reportedly are crowded and not sanitary. in this country. the city of philadelphia brought back its

indoor face mask mandate. many top health officials hope we won't be necessary in other places. they're hoping vaccination and natural immunity will help prevent severe cases. but they say it could be tougher than usual. during the flu season. is there all of the steps taken to stop? the spread of covid also limited exposure to the flu for the last two years and had means there isn't the usual natural immunity to some flu viruses. this is going to be a very difficult flu season because the mitigation steps that we took for the last two years, really in the gated flu transmissions. now the federal mask mandate for riding on public transit, including airlines, trains and busses is due to end on monday. but federal officials say this new sub variants starts to spread fast. they may extend that mandate. time it's 7 12 with new this morning. british prime minister boris johnson is being fined for his office hosting so

called covid lockdown partners. it was a scandal in angered a lot of people in england has dozens of british political leaders and staff are being investigated for violating pandemic restrictions. boris johnson denies any wrongdoing, but it was believed to have attended some of those events. there's no official word yet on how much bars johnson is being fine. two years now into the pandemic. it has been well documented that a loss of smell is a common symptom of covid. now medical researchers have found covid-19 infections are directly tied to damage in the part of the brain that's associated with the person's sense of smell. the same study found those covid patients who experienced a loss of their ability to smell tended to have more serious cases than others. long term covid inducted. covid induced smell loss is believed to affect some 1.6 million americans. happening today, house speaker nancy pelosi says

she'll be leaving isolation after testing negative for covid you'll remember last week speaker pelosi was among at least 67 people who tested positive for covid after going to a high profile dinner in washington, d. c. on april 2nd. on twitter speaker pelosi thanked people for the quote good wishes, chocolates and chicken soup and it worked. it looks like i'm glad she's feeling better time is 7 13, sal, you feeling better about our morning commute? yeah you know, it doesn't look too bad here, although it is a little bit slow, but i think people expect this. for example, at the bay bridge. we do see some slow traffic that is backed up for at least a 10 minute delay, maybe a little more than that. but nothing out of the ordinary as you drive through. this is a look at interstate 8 80 that looks pretty decent. there's some slowing south bend when you get to hayward, and then the south bay commute has not had a lot going on. which is nice. there's 2 80 in san jose. you can tell it's sunny. it's a little windy on bay area bridges. i do want to touch on one more thing here south down 6 80 at lake herman, still an area

to avoid if you're coming in from where the cordelia area to martinez and venetia you can use 7 80 82 7 80. instead you go that way, and that would be much better for you at the time for the time being. 7 13. let's get back to the desk. former ufc heavyweight shared velasquez is back in court today will preview this afternoon's hearing the south bay on charges that he tried to run down a man suspected of child molestation and a major settlement reached between pg and e and several district attorneys over the kincade fire and the dixie fired, but pg and e will now have to do after being accused of starting those fires. and we're following breaking news from brooklyn, new york. these are live pictures. police officers on the roof. there are reports as many as five people were shot at a subway station in brooklyn, and there are reports of devices that were set to blow up but did not go off. there is a huge police presence outside that subway station. stay right

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charges when it comes to the kincaid in dixie fires. yes dave . no criminal charges moving forward now. as part of this settlement, the company will have to hire more utility crews and increased the number of equipment inspections that it actually carries out. if you remember the kincade fire burned in sonoma county that was in 2019, investigators say it started. elaborate warren cable failed and snapped right off of pg and e transmission tower during a big wind event that fire destroyed close to 400 structures and injured six firefighters that dixie fire burned across five different northern california counties last year. this fire started when a tree fell onto a pg any distribution line. now the settlement requires pg need to hire dedicated crews to manage trees and other vegetation around his power lines, transmission towers and other equipment. pg and e says the utility crews will be from the communities and they will have independent experts inspecting the work. they're going to bring a local expertise to these areas when it comes to the work that we're doing the critical work we're doing around fire safety.

we really think that this was the right resolution for everybody. we're really looking forward to strengthening our partnerships with the counties and the communities in these areas. sonoma county district attorney jill ravitch says that the county will use some of the money from the settlement to hire its own expert. she says they will make sure pg knee does everything needed to keep the county as safe as possible. also part of this agreement, county prosecutors included a ban on pg any raising customer rates in order to pay for any part of the settlement, and all $35 million will go to the community groups. the schools, volunteer fire departments in the six different counties. the other 20 million, is expected to go to those counties and fire victims. garcia we'll send it back to you, mike mibach. thank you. 7 19. now new this morning, san francisco is starting to work out a proposal to build a new subway that would connect downtown to the west side of the city. we have a proposed map of where that subway could go running down geary eventually to 19th avenue and connecting to daly city, bart. today the board of supervisors will vote on a request for $800,000 in funding

to develop a more thorough study on how this would work. if approved. city and county planners would then develop a proposal which would take another year. okay, garcia, time is 7 20. we're not going to wait to go to south castaneda. he's here now to tell us what the commute looks like. so yeah, it's better today in some spots now yesterday, remember, we had a problem in the north bay with valeo today. it's not that way. it is a little bit slow leaving the leo, but that's the normal slowing. heading away from velia over towards sears. 0.6 80 is a little slow this morning coming down on a stubborn problem at lake herman wrote. it was an injury crash, and they still have a but at least a mile backup and highway four through pittsburgh as slow as you drive over to concord, so these computers are beginning to fill in highway 24 is also getting a little bit slow. now as you see, the traffic is going to be slow at the bay bridge as well. if you're going into san francisco , there's some slow traffic. not too bad in oakland, read some. some commutes are a little

better and others are not. ah the month of april does have a lot of just spring break type stuff going on, so we'll see at the end of the week. it's easter and good friday and all that we may get a little bit of a break traffic wise. 7 20. let's bring steve back in. actually i think we'll take it from here. we'll see steve in a minute south. thank you. california public school enrollment is down for the fifth year in a row will tell you which grades are seeing the biggest drops in enrollment in the city of san francisco, replacing the rock and concrete wall along the embarcadero with what's called a living seawall. the environmental benefits the if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you choose fiber solutions with speeds up to 10 gigs

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goim brooklyn, new york, where several people were shot in the new york subway this morning. now there are reports on detonated explosives were also found. we'll bring you a full report coming up on mornings on too, and he is known as one of the toughest fighters ever in the ufc. now the former heavyweight champ cain velasquez goes back to a south bay courtroom today. to face a charge of attempted murder. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark gasia mikaelian. it's tuesday, april 12th. let's get you outside with that wind breaker breaker. maybe even heavier jacket. steve paulson. it hasn't been this cold at this hour for a little bit. not for a while. that's for sure. last week was eighties and nineties. here we are now in the thirties for many here. a few high clouds are coming down, especially favoring areas going parallel to the

coast there, but 36 santa rosa livermore at 38 degrees palo alto, 39 a lot of forties showing up here and so mostly sunny i mean, if inland sunny but near the coast, you can see some of that cloud cover sneaking in so mostly sunny. maybe some. partly cloudy is to the north, but another day with temperatures held in check here in the northwest breeze. fifties to near 60 degrees. let's go back to the desk now. alright steve. thank you. our time is 7 30. we're learning more details about the breaking news coming in now from brooklyn, new york. new york fire department says several people were shot on the subway train and brooklyn earlier this morning. ktvu is amanda quintana is in our newsroom. you have more information. good morning, amanda. good morning. the most recent information from the fox station in new york says at least 13 people are injured, including five people who were shot and there are unconfirmed reports of an explosion. there are also reports that unexploded devices have been found at a train station there. but police say there are no active

explosive devices right now. we don't know the conditions of the victims right now, since this is still all unfolding, you're looking at a live picture right now from this scene, firefighters responded to reports of smoke. at a subway station around nine a.m. on the east coast, and they discovered multiple people who had been shot. you can see ambulances still on scene there. trying to remove people from this area and the swat team is also on seeing their still, police say they were also responding to reports of either gun fire or an explosion. police are telling people to avoid that area and many of the train services there are suspended. this is around. 36th street and fourth avenue in sunset park, brooklyn. now the suspect is reportedly still on the loose. according to fox, five in new york. he's described as 100 and £80 wearing a gas mask, orange vest and carrying a construction bag. there are also reports that he threw something

in the air and that he could have run off into the subway system will keep following this breaking news and we will bring you the latest as it unfolds this morning. live in the newsroom. amanda quintana ktvu fox. tunis amanda thank you happening today. former mixed martial arts star cain velasquez has a court appearance in his attempted murder case. the former ufc champions accused of trying to shoot harry goulart, who is accused of molesting canes, four year old relative at a daycare owned by grill a chaise mother, prosecutors say back in february, velasquez chased goulart from morgan hill to south san jose. before ramming his truck twice and firing shots at him. two bullets hit goulart stepfather who is now recovering velasquez being held without bail. the chp is investigating a series of recent shootings on bay area freeways. there have been three separate highway shootings in the past several days. one person was wounded in a shooting on 5 80 in livermore on thursday. two people were wounded in a shooting on 5 80 oakland on sunday and there was a shooting

on highway four in pittsburgh on saturday. ktvu news spoke with the woman who says she was the target of that freeway shooting on highway four. lisa baker says the gunfire started after a reckless driver and passenger in a burgundy honda suv were taunting her while she was driving on the highway. young lady that was in the vehicle on the passenger side. she rolled down the window and display the gun. that's when she fired the shot as i was breaking and ducking for cover, and it was the most traumatic experience i've ever experienced in my life. she says her teenage daughter in nice were in the car. at the time of the highway shooting. no one was hit by the gunfire. police are still searching for the shooter your time. 7 33 president biden announced new federal rules to crack down on those hard to trace ghost guns. commit a crime with the ghost gun. expect federal prosecution. i just ate expect federal prosecution. that the president issued an executive order to help get

ghost guns off the streets and crack down on whoever sells and makes those weapons. the new rule closes a loophole in federal gun laws by changing the legal definition of weapons do include ghost guns, kids and gun parts. that means people who sell and make ghost guns will have to conduct background checks. and also adds serial numbers to those weapons enforcement officials say ghost guns are increasingly used by gangs and in violent crimes, including the reason mass shooting in sacramento, where six people were killed. 7 34. the powerful winds have died down a bit this morning after they caused power outages and other problems all across the bay area yesterday. we have pictures here of the scene in palo alto at emerson street and homer yesterday, just across the street from the whole brought down a large tree that crashed down onto a parked car. in a way, it's sad to see a big treat over like that, but you can see the roots are pretty

shallow. the powerful winds also caused a big problem across the bay at the martinez marina contra costa county, they brought down the large canopies of the city's popular bocce ball courts just ahead of a big weekend. this is what i arrived to see. damage from the wind. i mean, we start our season starts on saturday, so it's kind of a major thing we need shade for. you know, everybody and as you can see, over there we have another one that's about to fall over. there were also high wind warnings on most of the bay area bridges and the strong winds blew sand on the san francisco's great highway, causing a brief delay in a road improvement project. their time is 7 35 new this morning inflation really skyrocketed at its fastest rate in more than 40 years. the consumer price index showed an increase of 8.5% during march. compared to a year ago. the cost of food, housing and gasoline really soared. the labor department says. that just wipes

out the pay raises a lot of workers received. the experts are blaming the disruptions to food and energy markets because of russia's war in ukraine also supply chain disruptions and strong consumer demand. added to that increasing price hike. now to a developing story as the glue of northern california is calling on the state department of justice to investigate a plan by the oakland unified school district to close some schools. the is calling the plan racially discriminatory and says it disproportionately impact black families despite strong community opposition, the school board voted to close seven schools and merged to others by 2023. the complaint says oakland unified failed to analyze the racial equity of closing the selected schools or usd, has not yet commented on the complaint. a new state report shows public schools have seen declining enrollment for the fifth year in a row now, according to the california department of

education, total public school enrollment dropped by more than 110,000 students this academic year compared to last large urban district account for more than a third of the decrease. the biggest drops were in 1st, 4th, 7th and 9th grade. the state law passed during the pandemic ensures school districts won't lose tax revenue as a result of decreased enrollment this year. okay guys , you have time. 7 37 sounds watching our commute. i'm sure everybody's trying to behave for you. south. yeah you know, it has been a better commute today, dave than it was yesterday. dave and glacier yesterday we had some of the weather that kind of made the commute a little tougher for many, let's go out to the richmond bridge. i can see the traffic is normal, and we haven't had a dry commute so far, anyway. we don't see any slow traffic because of that. this is 37 if you're leaving 37 getting out towards marine and you can see some slow traffic

today it is slow, but nothing like it was yesterday. nevado to san rafael, some slow traffic there still still slow traffic south bend city. approaching lake herman wrote on the way to martinez and contra costa county traffic is busy look at highway 24 is pretty busy there this morning in lafayette on the way up to orinda and at the bay bridge were jam packed. so this does not look like a spring break day. it looks like a lot of people are back or perhaps they have. you know, maybe it's just the first few days at the end of the week. it is good friday. the markets will be closed and we may get a little bit of a break there. 7 38. let's go to steve. alright sal. thank you, sir. well under mostly clear skies, with some high serious clouds coming in some partly cloudy is up in mendocino county lake county, but it's a cold one. that's the main message here this morning. there's a lot of 30 showing up, matt hanlon says. morning, steve. good morning, matt 30 in la honda. we also received 42 1 hundreds of rain yesterday and very windy but did not lose power is what he said. cold

those, i'll say one observation your pen grove 32 another 11 of our observers, ray marshall up in east and rosa. is also just below 32 with frost everywhere, he said. i wanna creek danville , cloverdale napa livermore. fremont would occur all in the thirties, and there are many, many thirties mount diablo. let's go for a hike up there today. you sure you want to do that? 27 degrees whether northwest wind of 33 mph. that's a cold. look how much colder we are compared to yesterday at this time, of course, we had clouds and rain at this time yesterday, but the napa airport leads the charge there at 19 degrees cooler, petaluma. is 16 degrees cooler. petaluma also dropped to 32. i don't show the water temps too often in april, but these bear showing 48 49 degrees that is about as cold as it gets for our water temps around here. that's because of that persistent northwest wind coming in generates what we call the upwelling. that cold core system is still following in some cloud cover, especially on the coast and areas to the north. so partly sunny north, mostly sunny south napa airports down to 32. thirties on many of

the temps want to creep 34 degrees lot of thirties east bay attempts or close to it. even kensington at 43 month, 39 pleasant and 38 35 clayton castro valley, also at 35. so low kicks out. that'll give us a break for about a day and a half next system late wednesday, thursday light and then a stronger system looks to be on track for saturday and then another one next tuesday. santa rosa north and in the sierra, looking quite impressive on some of the projected rainfall and snow totals. fifties sixties on your temps called again tomorrow morning cloud cover late wednesday. some light rain thursday still cloud cover friday. next system on saturday . you guys okay, steve. thank you. time is 7 40, the same weather system that brought the bay area rain also dropped some snow up in the sierra. here's what it was like on highway 50 and myers, where there was snow on the roads. this morning. there are no chain controls on highway 50, and it's not just california hit with this storm days of clean up our head in portland, oregon, after record

breaking april snow, the most snow portland's had in april in more than 80 years, there's no way down branches and utility lines. it also left a lot of people with no power. one resident said. he was lucky a tree fell and just missed his car. i welcome this morning to get my coffee. and then i saw that. the tree had fallen down right over my car. my car was undamaged. but how did lucky escape? so yeah, it's kind of weird to have this thing happened in april. i've never seen it happen. i've been here 20 years. no schools across that region had to close because of all the snow they had. just last week. they had temperatures in portland's as high as 70 degrees. coming up. 77 years old , still updating their look. i love it. the company refreshed baskin robbins just made for the first time in years. now let's check in with mike mibach. we'll see what's coming up in the eight o'clock our mornings onto

alright dave garcia good morning, once again coming up in the next hour later today, president biden scheduled to announce an emergency waiver to help americans deal with those high gas prices. energy experts say it's going to save consumers about 10 cents. for every gallon of gas why some environmentalists are against the move and then coming up today on the nine we're getting closer to more and more space tourism will be talking live with an expert from the commercial space industry to get a better idea of what it may look like here in the coming years. w if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet,

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35 s really fed up with crime, they're homeless camps. music producer alan luk easy is speaking out after a surveillance camera in west oakland captured a really disturbing crime near his music studio in wood street. look at this video shows a homeless man with a pickax attacking a car sunday morning. casey thinks it was a dispute between a homeless man and the man inside that car. as crimes near homeless camps are happening too much. mccain endanger, uh, people in the city . people have businesses. my customers, my staff. it's not fair that we're having to face this. now the music producers as crime, drug deals and the number

of homeless encampment fires of really drastically increased. he's among the growing number of oakland business owners and leaders who want to sydney to do more to crack down on crime near homeless camps, new development involving a southern california woman who is accused of a hate crime in new york city. two years ago, investigators say 23 year old maya ponsetto was seen on video attacking a black teenager after falsely accusing him of stealing her cell phone in a hotel lobby. the manhattan da's office announced yesterday . ponsetto who is from ventura county, has pleaded guilty to hate crime charges. as part of a plea bargain. she must now undergo counseling to avoid jail time. a former caltrans contract manager is pleading guilty in connection to a bid rigging conspiracy, federal prosecutors say tune foo yung is now cooperating with the ongoing investigation. they say the scheme rigged the competitive bidding process so his co conspirators would submit winning bids for work contract involved are worth a total of $8

million deal says he was given at least 10% of all contracts awarded. alright guys. your time. 7 47, you know kmart stores. kmart is now down to the last few stores in baskin robbins has a new luck. mocha almond fudge is the same. pam cook is back in studio. we're talking dollars and cents and ice cream and also that big news on inflation we just got which wall street seems to be kind of shrugging it off so far this morning, the latest consumer price index and we will talk about ice cream in a moment. but that latest prices price index shows a huge increase in march, up one full percent from february and annual gain of 8.5% however, analysts say the inflation rate seems to already be factored into wall street and some are betting that inflation has peaked now ringing the opening bell this morning as the numbers headed higher, the greek minister of finance, joined by the president of sacco's energy navigation, a greek tanker company, they are celebrating greek american issuer day. and the relationship between the nyc

and the greek business community taking a live look at the numbers, though, as i mentioned they're all higher despite that inflation report, with the dow jones gaining more than a half of a percent almost 200 points there the nasdaq nice recovery from its losses yesterday. it's up right now about 154 points more than 1% and the s and p 500 up as well. 43 million people who have federal student loans now have more time before they need to start making those payments again, president biden said september 1st is the earliest any payments are due, and the white house says that could be extended again, depending on the financial situation closer to the end of summer, the total balance due as $1.6 trillion, some federal lawmakers say. that should be considered an investment in the future. and instead of postponing the due date, all the debt should be canceled. say we're going to face up to this. we're going to cancel student loan debt for a lot of folks and

get other people into repayment plans that they can manage. not everyone agrees. some critics say canceling all student loans could increase inflation by half of a percent. others say the government should cancel student debt for economically challenged students but not for students who have higher incomes or family resources. we're starting this weekend. kmarts footprint will be an even tinier shadow of its former self. the kmart store in new jersey, will shut down on saturday that will leave just three kmarts left in the entire country. they are in new jersey. new york and florida. at one point, kmart had more than 2000 stores. the company was hurt by online shopping and growing competition from wal mart and target and ice cream lovers will soon notice some changes at baskin robbins, the popular 77 year old ice cream shop chain is tweaking its logo. take a look. employee uniforms and all packaging as part of its corporate makeover will change, baskin robbins says. it's also getting to unveil some new

flavors as part of its biggest changes in more than 15 years. world class chocolate. that is my favorite gosha. her favorite dave, i know you want me to check it out for mornings on today. i think you should make sure our flavors are there. yes i will do that. alright, thanks. time is 7 50 will federal aid to f officials have joined that san jose investigation into last weekend's huge fire at a home depot store, the fire on saturdays and flames shooting into the sky? san jose firefighters say it may have started in the lumber section of the storm. fire protection experts say. a store like home depot is a real challenge with so many flammable items. it's paint cans and heavy plastics and things like that start making their way there. whether you know used to have extra stuff that showed up to your warehouse, or, um, someone accidentally put them there. that's going to start compromising your fire protection systems sprinkler system. firefighters still

closely watching that store site for any flare ups caused by debris that may be trapped under the collapsed roof of the story drive through scent and selma are being asked to avoid a section of center boulevard this morning after a sinkhole opened up there between seven and sell mo and bridge avenues. you can see crews have put up some yellow tape and cones marking the area will be back out this morning to try to repair the damaged road. it's not clear, though. how long that could take. yeah and speaking of roads, salads back with the very latest under tuesday morning communities right here. all right. we were talking about marine county. it might be a good time for me to bring marine county intuit coton one. oh, one. if you're driving, let's say from nevada to san rafael. it is slow, but there's nothing unusual about that. the same thing with 80 from hercules to berkeley. it looks slow and again. this is just normal routine traffic. unlike yesterday when we had a lot of slower traffic because of the wet weather, here's highway 24 a lot of people around the road. this is a shortened week. for

some. i know that good friday. the markets are closed. that would be this friday, coming up good friday, so we might also have lighter than usual volume. and then sunday is easter. some people have spring break next week, too. so just keep that in the back of your mind right now. the traffic does look okay. here on the way to the bay bridge. if you are backed up here, it's about a 15 minute delay before you make it onto the span, 7 52 . let's bring steve in with today's weather. thank you very much salad mostly clear. we have some clouds north and also favoring the coast. but it's at northwest breeze and some cold, cold air for us. after heat last week. santa rosa that's east santa rosa observer. ray marshall ray knowses his weather. he's very sharp. even some frost he's talking about with ice on the birdbath. 32 sandra, it's so cold out. how cold is it, dave? so you know, it was so cold night crawler and a blue jay huddled under my birdbath. there you go. creek 35 , danville, 35, cloverdale 35 napa woodside 37, fremont 39 american canyon. is also 39 that

is called how much colder are we compared to yesterday at this time, napa airport 19 degrees colder. santa rosa, petaluma 14th double digits culture for livermore and nine degrees even for palo alto, clouds and rain yesterday. we have mostly clear skies this morning. diablo speaking of cold 27 degrees at mount diablo, with the northwest wind of 31 mph, speaking of coal ocean temps, i usually show these in may in june. these are about as cold as it gets. 48 49 degrees that is really cold northwest wind upwelling the bodega bay. bowie i'm told will work again in july. it darn well better. mount tamil pius 34 mph mount diablo 32 wind speeds are coming down, but it's still rather breezy to windy. i was looking in marin county defined some thirties. there's very few because the wind has picked up that cold air coming in is settling in giving some cloud cover to the north, specially mendocino county lake county and along the coast. so thirties and forties on the temps, napa airports down to 32 degrees 35

at selma county airport, woodside now 38 39 at stanford. these are cold temps for april. no doubt about the local kick out. another system was on its way. it will be here late wednesday early thursday. another system looks wetter on saturday and another one for tuesday. the bulk of this the messages about marin county north. look at that. that's pretty impressive south, much less. but if that verifies for tahoe, truckee, we're talking feet of snow. now the snow level go up. these will be warmer systems coming in from the west, more so than the north, but still we are looking for significant rains north of a bad marin county and also up into this year. some weather snow fifties sixties on the temps cold tomorrow morning clouds rolling late wednesday. some rain thursday cloud cover friday. one more system saturday did alright, steve. thank you. time is 7 54 inflation again hit a 40 year high. details on the new report just came out a few hours ago and what it means for

skyrocketing prices. and we are still live in new york, were still following breaking news from brooklyn, new york, several people shot this morning in the new york subway. you're looking at the pictures of what's happening at this very moment. the white house just said. president biden has been briefed. top white house staff are in contact with new york mayor eric adams and the new york police commissioner. stay right here with ktvu mornings on two with more details on this breaking story.

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eigo is giving more rights to tenants . supporters say it's the first ordinance of its kind in the country, allowing renders to unionize and bring landlords to the bargaining table. this new unit at union at home ordinance gives tenants who live in a complex with five or more units to form an association supporters say this landmark legislation is needed at a time when big developers are becoming more influential in san francisco's housing market. and it really is a monumental achievement born out necessity before the new ordinance allows tenants to seek rent reductions if their landlord violates the terms negotiated by the tenants association or fails to meet with them. well l g b t q

activist cleve jones now giving up his fight to keep his apartment in the castro. the chronicle says his doctor and his family persuaded him to leave. instead of still battling his new landlord. now he bought the complex in february and said that jones roommate appeared to be the sole occupant and was illegally subletting it. at the landlords had more have more than doubled jones's rent $5200 a month invoking a law allowing her to raise rent control departments to market rates. jones is 67 years old. he said he's been in isolation at a home in gern ville, but has already found a new place since at francisco with his roommate. santa clara county is handing out the first round of micro grants to small businesses really hit hard by the pandemic . the 1st $2500 grant went to her childcare provider kitty explorer. it's one of 875 grants being given out around the

county. jamie took out other applications, and she went door to door store to store in her area to bring other people here and over the course of several days, we could have quite a number of people to come to who may not have known about this program, he says it's moving faster to provide that money to local businesses, even though the state funding for the of crs and sellers of the website, etc . they're kicking off a week long strike over higher fees. they say the fees that etc. is charging sellers on every transaction went up from 5% to 6.5. more than 15,000 etsy sellers signed a petition protesting and temporarily removed their products from the web site for the next week. he says the higher fees are necessary to pay for improvements to the website. breaking news out of new york city. at least five people shot at a subway station in brooklyn,

the latest on the manhunt underway for the person who opened fire. inflation hits a 40 year high in the united states. president biden's announcement today on how he plans to cut gas prices and why some groups are against it. and the pentagon now investigating reports that russia may have used chemical weapons against ukraine, the target civilians in one of ukraine's largest cities. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings onto all right. good morning, everyone. welcome back to mornings onto it is tuesday, april 12th and mike mibach. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian w, fooled by the sun behind us on the oakland is very it is cold out there. see, paul says here to run down the current temperatures. mike and i were discussing the giants game. it was a candlestick last night, right kind of night. it was a cold, windy one, and it's still breezy and cold for some out there now. mostly sunny. there are some clouds to the north. also along the coast, so thirties forties on the temple. looks like we've reached our lows. although a couple of observations have been down around freezing for some, alright, i'll send it over to

salma and tell us what that i was suddenly on television that makes two of us so get in line, right? good morning, everyone. you know, we still do have some slow traffic here at the bay bridge. you will see that traffic is backed up, which is typical. today is kind of a not a light day. 8 80 is a little slow after high street. and the east bay commute is getting slow. this topic commutes also waking up a little bit. we have some slowing getting over to the west valley, but no major incidents here when it comes to the traffic crashes, eight oh, two. let's go back to the desk. all right, sal. thank you. we are learning more about that breaking news out of brooklyn, new york, the new york fire department says several people have been shot at a subway station ktvu amending quintana. she's live in our newsroom to bring us up to date on this, amanda yes, well, the most recent information from the fox station in new york says at least 13 people are injured, including five people who have been shot. a smoke device was also set off in several unexploded devices have been found at the station, but police

say there are no active explosive devices right now. we don't know the conditions of all of the victims right now, since this is still unfolding. but a university hospital says they have eight patients. they're in stable condition. fox reporters have confirmed. two others are in critical condition. they are somewhere else. firefighters responded to reports of smoke at a subway station around nine a.m. on the east coast, and they discovered multiple people who had been shot. ambulances are still at the scene, trying to remove people from that area. the swat team is also there. you can see that live picture still a very large police presence. police say they were also responding to reports of either gun fire or an explosion. police are telling people to avoid that area, and many of those train services are suspended. this is around 36th street and fourth avenue in sunset park. brooklyn now the suspect is reportedly still on the loose. according to fox, five in new york. he's described as 100 and £80,

wearing a gas mask in orange vest and carrying eight construction bag. there are also reports that he threw something in the air and might have gone off into the subway system to escape. so they are still looking for that person. we will keep following this breaking news. and we will bring you the latest as it unfolds this morning. live in the newsroom. amanda kintanar ktvu fox tunis. thank you for that update. want to bring in another live picture? this is from brooklyn. looks like it just froze there, but reporters are gathering for a news conference. stay with us here on mornings on two as we will get to that news conference live once it does get underway, happening today, president biden will reveal a new plan to lower gas prices across the country. the president will be at an ethanol plant in iowa here. it is where he is expected to announce gasoline mixed with ethanol commonly referred to as e 15 will be made available this coming summer. this blend is usually banned during the hottest months of the year because it can increase air pollution. the white house says

he 15 can be 10 cents a gallon cheaper compared to regular unleaded this morning. the average price for a gallon of regular gas is $4.10. that's a dollar 25 more compared to this time last year. time is 805 new this morning, the bureau of labor statistics released the consumer price index for the month of march. as expected, it shows inflation increased, dramatically jumping 8.5% over the past 12 months. it's the fastest year over year jump we've seen in more than 40 years. ktvu is a magus here with details from the report and really what this means for the economy, emma yes, scotty. a. this could be the peak of inflation, according to some economists, meaning that the factors contributing to inflation could start to fade. consumers are feeling the impact of inflation on their wallets, especially when it comes to paying rent, filling up on gas and buying groceries. what the march consumer price index or cpi, i tells us is what's driving these high prices. notably costs rose because of much higher rent our bottleneck supply chains, robust consumer

spending and disruptions in the global food and energy markets worsened by russia's war against ukraine. the new york times reports that economists expect price increases to pull back in the coming months, in part because gas prices have already started to come down. according to triple a. the average price of a gallon of gas is $4.10, which is lower than it was a few weeks ago but still more than 40% higher than a year ago, while headline inflation jumped . the good news is core inflation slowed down on a monthly basis, rising 400.3% from february something the white house was anticipating in today's report. we expect. march c p a. c p. i headline inflation to be extraordinarily elevated due to putin's price hike and we expect a large difference between core and headline inflation, reflecting the global disruptions in energy and food markets. in response to this report, the fed is likely to aggressively raise interest rates, a decision expected next month reporting live in studio emma goss, ktvu fox two news.

thank you for that. this morning, the pentagon is investigating reports of a possible russian chemical weapons attack. on ukrainians, members of the ukrainian national guard claimed russia used a poisonous substance of unknown origin on the ukrainian military and civilians in the city of mario pole. despite these reports, neither the u. n or the pentagon can actually confirm that this is true but are closely monitoring the situation. if proven this attack would represent a major escalation and could present a direct challenge to nato to act. russian forces appear to be regrouping in the eastern part of ukraine, forcing a growing number of civilians to try to escape. satellite images do appear to show a convoy of russian military vehicles that stretches eight miles long heading east. and russian forces claim they have blown up several of ukraine's crucial air defense launchers in the donbass region. moscow shift and attention is already being felt by civilians. betty but the little lucy everything was burning. there was a lot of dead bodies. the

worst thing is an air bomb. but in fact, the most terrifying thing is a tank. the mayor and the southern coastal city of mariupol says as many as 10,000 civilians have died in the city . but that number may actually be as close to 20,000. several humanitarian corridors have been set up to help people escape with more than 4000 fleeing yesterday, but ukrainian officials claim russian forces prevented many others from escaping. the ongoing war in ukraine is prompting both sweden and finland to launch a bid for membership in nato in the coming months. finland, which shares an 830 mile border with russia, is expected to apply for nato membership by june, according to a british report. sweden may apply for nato membership soon after the swedish prime ministers as the security situation in europe has changed since the russian invasion of ukraine. federal officials are now warning that russian cybercriminals can target the finances of american businesses and private citizens. criminal justice professionals say the increase in cyber threats from

russia could be retaliation for us sanctions. they advise making sure your user names and passwords are strong and say, watch out for email scams trying to obtain your login credentials. hackers whether working on behalf of the state or on their own, could start targeting cryptocurrencies as a means to get money back. cyber experts also predict that hackers will start focusing more attacks on critical infrastructure, including hospitals and power companies in ransomware attacks. new this morning. british prime minister boris johnson is being fine for his office hosting so called covid lockdown parties. the scandal has angered many people in england as dozens of british politicians and staff are being investigated for violating pandemic restrictions. johnson denies any wrongdoing, but was believed to have attended some of those events. there's no official word yet on how much johnson is being find. the united states ordered all non essential non emergency workers in shanghai, china to leave because of a strict lockdown due to a surge in new covid cases.

shanghai has been under a very tight lockdown in an effort to stop the spread. many people in shanghai have been ordered not to leave their homes for close to three weeks. some families said they haven't been able to get food and daily necessities and people who test positive have been forced to quarantine centers that reportedly are crowded and unsanitary. the city of philadelphia just brought back its indoor face mask mandate many time health officials hope it won't be necessary in other places. i hope that's a nation and natural immunity will help prevent severe cases. but they say it could be rougher than usual flu season. they say all the steps taken to stop the spread of covid have also limited exposure to the flu for the last couple of years. that means there isn't the usual natural immunity to some flu viruses. this is going to be a very difficult flu season because the mitigation steps that we took for the last two years, really in the gated flu transmissions. the federal mask mandate for riding public transit, including airlines, trains and busses is scheduled to expire on monday. two years into the pandemic. it's been

well documented that the loss of smell is a common symptom of covid. now medical researchers have found that covid-19 infections are directly tied to damage in the part of the brain that's associated with the person's sense of smell. the same study found those covid patients who experienced a loss of their ability to smell tended to have more serious cases than others. long term covid induced smell loss is said to affect some 1.6 million americans. happening today, house speaker nancy pelosi says she'll be leaving isolation after testing negative for covid you'll remember last week speaker pelosi was among at least 67 people who tested positive for covid after going to a high profile dinner in washington, d. c. on april 2nd. on twitter speaker pelosi thanked people for the good wishes, chocolates and chicken soup right time now. 8 11 tuesday morning back to south castaneda, we go. hey, sal. hey, good morning, mike and gas. a you can see that it's traffic is still pretty robust out there, although it is better

than it was yesterday as a whole because yesterday we had the wet weather today. it's just more of a routine slowing. you see here and there, but a lot of people are out there. the highway 24 6 , 80 or slow and so is highway four coming in from pittsburgh to concord. this is a look at the bay bridge. it's improving a little. and if you could have the luxury of waiting around, it will probably be better in an hour or so, unless something happens on the span and 8 80 is getting a little bit slower. if you're driving across the same mateo bridge that has been slow in the peninsula, traffic is also crowded. so you have a lot of crowding, including in the south day, although the saturday that silicon valley commute i think that's probably the best commute we have right now southbound 80 and do want to mention southbound 80 in the area of stevenson. they're clearing a crash, so watch for slow traffic heading down into fremont. if you're getting on after stevenson, it'll be a better drive hitting. two milpitas. it's 8 12. let's go back to the desk. thank you sell former ufc heavyweight champ cain velasquez is set to be back in court today will preview this

afternoon's hearing in the south bay on charges that he tried to run down a man suspected of child molestation. and a major settlement reached between pg and e and several district attorneys and connection to the kincaid and dixie fires. what the utility will now have to do in sonoma and five other counties. and we continue to follow breaking news this morning out of brooklyn, new york, we're getting reports that as many as five people were shot at a subway station, and there were reports that officials found undetonated devices. you can see there is a massive law enforcement presidents right outside the station. there's a podium set up. we do expect to hear from officials at some point this morning. when that happens, we'll bring it to you live here on mornings on two

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doll prosecution for two major northern california wildfires. the settlement announced just yesterday includes the kincaid firewood started in october of 2019. the flames destroyed 375 structures and prompted the largest evacuation in sonoma county history. california investigators determine warned cable on a pg and e transmission tower snapped, igniting that fire. sonoma county's district attorney calls the settlement a big victory for the community.

we did what we could, which is we got oversight. we have consequences if they don't follow through. and we also giving back to the community so that we can be safer and improve our well being. ppe genie also reached a settlement with five other northern california counties in an agreement involving last year's dixie fire that fire consumed nearly one million acres in butte, lassen, plumas, shasta fema counties. it's been a cold and windy start to the week all across the bay area will show you what it looks like yesterday, and alameda and oakland. the afternoon. windy weather followed some light rain we got in the morning that rain had people searching for their umbrellas. contra costa county, there was wind damage and martinez wins, toppled a tree down onto a fence just barely missing a car. no one was hurt over the martinez marina. the wind damage shelters used to keep the sun off. bochy ballplayers. the new season for the bochy federation starts this saturday so there are racing to make repairs. and in san francisco, the great highway is blanketed by sand. the department of public works says high winds have pushed piles of

sand dunes onto the roadway, giving it closed at least through today. say their crews have made progress. but there's still just too much sand on the road to reopen it to vehicles near this morning, san francisco is starting to work out a proposal to build a new subway that would connect downtown to the west side of the city. this is a proposed map of where that subway could go running down gary and then eventually to 19th avenue, connecting to the daily city bart station today, the board of supervisors will vote on a request for $800,000 in funding to develop more. thorough study on how this would all work if approved, city and county planners will then develop a proposal which will take another year happening today. u s senator alex padilla will see how bay area transit has benefited from federal emergency funds. the senator in san francisco mayor london breed will see how some of the american rescue plan money has been used locally received more than $1.5 billion to continue operating during the pandemic. some of that money was used to make improvements at the powell street station in san francisco. party scene at 23% increase in ridership in just the past month

and back to salary go on this tuesday morning. any issues with bart right now? not with bart. there are some issues out there in the commute mike and gasia mikaelian focus on fremont . here. there's a crash shot down near stevenson. and we do have some slow traffic. there have also been looking nearby at the same mateo bridge, and it has been a little bit slow across the spin getting over the peninsula. but all in all, we haven't seen anything unusual. in fact, today, it was a better commute than it was. yesterday at this time today, it's dry, even though it's windy. the wet weather yesterday really had everything slow. today it's more like an ordinary commute. it's 8 19. let's bring steve in the talk about today's weather. uh it's a cold one out there for us here for april after last week, eighties and nineties on the temps here that might might fall down my microphone. i think it did. i don't know. there it is. you didn't hear that, did you? all right now, let's get to it.

look at the cloud cover coming down off the coast. why is that happening? because at 5000 ft, everything is the temperature is 26 degrees. alright so that is very cold air going over relatively warmer ocean temps, even though they're very cold cloud cover of mendocino county lake county and favoring the coast. how cold are those water taps? so you have 26 degree water temps going over 48 49 degree water times. you're going to generate some cloud cover that is also generating upwelling, which is why those water temps are about as cold as it gets for us. from point arena to monterey. thirties for many this morning, east santa rosa 32 wanna creek danville, cloverdale , napa, woodside, fremont american canyon all between 32 39 degrees and we are running significantly could now granted we had clouds and rain yesterday at this time, but 13 degrees colder for santa rosa and napa, petaluma 11, and it's much colder here because of all that air coming down from the northwest. system is finally starting to march handling, but still there'll be some isolated showers, maybe on the coast parts of mendocino county. so if

we get a few, partly, cloudy is that's the source of coming down from north. we were bouncing off those morning lows. napa airport made it to 32. the low kicks in, but another system is on the way, and it'll be here late wednesday into thursday looks like a light steady rain, especially as you go north. another system on saturday looks stronger and then another one on tuesday. you're seeing santa rosa with over an inch of forecasts. uk almost 2.5 truckee . look at that 2.79 in south lake tahoe, most to these will be warmer systems coming in, but they are going to generate more rain to the north. and more snow. so this looks like an active pattern. in fact, there's some hints all the way out to the 28th of an active pattern. fifties on the temps are low sixties tomorrow morning will be called again, well clouded up wednesday night light rain thursday. a lot of cloud cover friday. more rain comes in on saturday before we get a break on sunday, you guys steve. thank you. it's a 21 now coming up. california public school enrollment is down for the fifth year in a row, will discuss which grades are seeing the biggest drops in enrollment in the city of san francisco is replacing the rock and concrete

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captured sunday. at the oakland zoo. the young female cub named rose is being given medical care and food. she is described as extremely thin and appears that she has not eaten in weeks here, but the zoo is optimistic that she will recover. there is a new high tech device that could soon play a major role in cleaning up the california coastline. is being used at the plaza del rey, a popular beach not far from the los angeles international airport. much of the trash at the beach is coming from creeks, a new solar powered trash collectors designed to catch the garbage and other debris before they even reach the ocean waters. aside from the wildlife eating all the trash, which is which is very sad. we also can't go the beach, the county public works have declared that when it rains like that, and there's all that trash and litter on the beach that it's unsafe to go in the water. there are hopes this beach trash collector will help solve the messy problem that could become an environmental disaster. california beaches a living seawall is coming to san francisco's embarcadero this summer. it's designed to mimic natural elements such as

mangrove roots and coral growth that promote marine biodiversity . over the next two years. it will replace the rock and concrete wall that stretches more than three miles between fisherman's wharf. in mission creek living seawall will help with the differing tides in san francisco bay. by adding additional text and using different materials. we hope that we will see a greater variety of plants and animals than we would otherwise on that bears smooth surface on a prediction. alfie wall the living seawall pilot program is a partnership between the port of san francisco and the smithsonian environmental research center. coming up a crackdown on ghost guns by the federal government. president biden has announced his plan to get the illegal weapons off the street and a california woman falsely accuses a black teenager of stealing her cell phone, and now she's been convicted of a

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interstate 80 and o oakland andf you're driving on the same mateo bridge now let's go to that. some of these live views of the silicon valley commute. it is a little bit slow getting up to cupertino and those tech campuses here, but it is beginning to dissipate. we did have a crash shot down 88 stevenson that's been cleared of public transit doing very well. and 8 31. let's get right back to the headlines south. thank you. we are learning more about breaking news. we've been following for you out of brooklyn, new york. new york fire department says several people were shot on a subway train in brooklyn this morning. ktvu is amended. quintana live in our newsroom, bringing us all the latest information to the most recent information from the fox station in new york, says at least 13 people are injured. including five people who were shot. a smoke device was also set off in several unexploded devices have been found at the station. but police say there are no active explosive devices right now, the most recent

information from that fox station has been sent to us. we're taking a live look right now at a very active scene in sunset park, brooklyn. we don't know the conditions. of all of the victims right now, since this is still unfolding, but university hospital says they have eight patients there who are in stable condition. fox reporters there have confirmed two others are in critical condition somewhere else. firefighters responded to reports of smoke at a subway station around nine a.m. on the east coast. they discovered multiple people who had been shot. ambulances are still at the scene right now trying to remove people from the area. the swat team is also still there. police are telling people to avoid this area. many of the train services are suspended. that suspect is reportedly still on the loose. that station, fox five in new york. they described him as 100 and £80, wearing a gas mask in orange vest and

carrying a construction bag. there are also reports that he threw something in the air. before taking off into the subway system, so that might be where that person is. they're still searching for him just sent us a statement saying that they are taking extra precautions because of this incident, saying quote bart police are in direct contact with federal authorities. and at this time, there's no credible threat to california. nonetheless bart police will continue to conduct high visibility patrols. through trains and stations and will use our system of more than 4000 cameras to monitor the system. riders are encouraged to report suspicious activity. we will keep following this breaking story. there is a news conference from new york city coming up very shortly, and we will bring it back to you. when that happens, live in the newsroom. amanda kintanar ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you 8 33 happening today. former mixed martial arts star cain velasquez has a court appearance incentives a. he is facing a charge of attempted murder. the

former ufc champ is accused of trying to shoot harry goulart, who is suspected of molesting canes, four year old relative at a daycare owned by goulart smother, prosecutors say back in february, velasquez chased goulart from morgan hill to south san jose before ramming his truck twice and firing shots at him. two bullets hit goulart stepfather who is now recovering . velasquez is being held without bail. the chp is now investigating a series of recent shootings on bay area highways. there have been three separate shootings in just the past several days. one person was wounded on 5 80 livermore on thursday. two people were injured in a shooting on 5 80 in oakland on sunday. and then there was gunfire on highway four in pittsburgh on saturday. we did speak to one woman who became the target of that freeway shooting on highway four. lisa baker says she was shot at after a reckless driver and passenger in a burgundy honda suv were taunting her. young lady that was in the vehicle on the passenger side. she rolled down the window and display the gun. that's when she

fired the shot as i was breaking and ducking for cover, and it was the most traumatic experience i've ever experienced in my life. she says her teenage daughter in nice were in the car at the time of the shooting known was hit by the gunfire, and no arrests have been made. president biden announced new federal rules to crack down on those hard to trace ghost guns. commit a crime with the ghost gun. expect federal prosecution . i just ate expect federal prosecution. the president issued an executive order to help get ghost guns off the streets and crack down on whoever sells and makes the weapons. the president says the new rule closes a loophole in federal gun laws by changing the legal definition of weapons to include ghost guns, kits and gun parts. that means those who selling manufacturer ghost guns will be required to conduct background checks and add serial numbers to the firearms. law enforcement officials say ghost guns are increasingly being used by gangs and violent crimes, including the mass shooting in sacramento earlier this month. that left six people dead.

powerful winds have died down a bit this morning after causing power outages and other problems across the bay area. this was the scene in palo alto at emerson street in homer yesterday, just across the street from whole foods store. a strong winds brought down a big tree that crashed right onto a parked car. in a way, it's sad to see a big treat over like that, but you can see the roots are pretty shallow. these powerful winds also caused a big problem across the bay, the martinez marina in contra costa county winds brought down large canopies at the city's popular bocce ball courts just ahead of a big weekend. this is what i arrived to see. damage from the wind. i mean, we start our season starts on saturday, so it's kind of a major thing we need shade for. you know, everybody and as you can see, over there we have another one that's about to fall over. there were high wind warnings on most of the bay area bridges. mike was at 10 and two driving across the richmond san rafael bridge. the strong winds also hadn't affected the city here, blowing

sand on the san francisco's great highway, causing a brief delay in a road improvement project there this morning inflation skyrocketed at its fastest rate in more than 40 years. the consumer price index showed an increase of 8.5% last month compared to a year ago. the cost for food housing gasoline of sword, the labor department says the high inflation wipes out the pay raises many workers have received. experts report the disruptions to food and energy markets because of russia's war against ukraine supply chain disruptions and strong consumer demand all contributed to the increasing prices. developing story as the northern california is calling on the state department of justice to investigate a plan by the oakland unified school district to close schools. the calls the plan racially discriminatory and says it disproportionately impacts black families. despite strong community opposition, the school board voted to close seven schools and merged to others by 2023. the complaint says ugly, unified, failed to analyze the racial equity of

closing the selected schools or usd, has not yet commented on the complaint. a new state report shows public schools have seen declining enrollment for the fifth year in a row. now according to the california department of education, total public school enrollment dropped by more than 110,000 students this academic year compared to last large urban district account for more than a third of the decrease. the biggest drops were seen in 1st, 4th, 7th and 9th grade state law passed during the pandemic ensure school districts won't lose tax revenue as a result of decreased enrollment this year. 58 degrees in my house this morning, i trim the heat back on, hadn't done that one in a while, steve at the set for last week. now it's back to the heater just like that. the switch unbelievable amount of what we're seeing here . we are in a favorable pattern , though. if you like cooler temps now it will warm up here over the next couple of days. but with more rain, good friends. just me here in clayton. happy to see the trend staying our friend and by that he means there are indications of two plus weeks of often on

rain with cooler temps, which would be extremely helpful in multiple ways, mainly delaying the fire season. that's one of the biggest ones, but i agree some of the projections keep an active pattern going the rest of the month. the next focus will be on thursday and again on saturday. both of these and others could be moderate to heavy about marine county north. there's some pretty good projections also in the sierra lighter amounts to the south, but each day as we get closer, we'll deal with it. very cool to cold air this morning, no doubt about it. he santa rosa 32, walnut creek, denville, cloverdale, napa, woodside, fremont american canyon, all in the thirties. there were many in the thirties. you have really cold air coming in over the relatively warmer ocean water, and that's generating that cloud cover coming in so mostly cloudy mendocino county. partly sunny. partly cloudy to the north, mostly sunny to the south. but the water temps are also really cold for us. san francisco buoy 48 point raised 49 point arena 49 monterey 49 that's about as cold as it gets here, honestly. and i have it on good authority. but dig a baby. we will work

again in july. it better it's much needed. that cold core system is finally moving. but the colder has filtered in, so we bottomed out on the lows, thirties forties and even 50. now for a few so we'll get that northerly breeze, but that'll that'll keep us on the cool side today. next system thursday looks like a light, steady rain for some, but look what happens on saturday and again on tuesday. those are some eye popping numbers from santa rosa, also the sierra nevada and uk and northward. i mean, if we get that these will be warmer system so there's no level will not be as low but if we can get another six to maybe 14 inches of snow that would help and the beat might go on next week next tuesday and friday. fifties on the tips are low sixties cold tomorrow morning. cloudy wednesday night. more rain thursday clouds on friday and other system saturday. you guys all right, steve? thank you. the same system that brought rain too much of the bay area. dump some snow up in the sierra. these are images from highway 50 and myers, showing how that snow affected some drivers up there. right now, though no chain controls on 50 and not just california with the system. days

of clean up our in store after record breaking snowfall up in portland's oregon, it was the most know portland has seen in april in more than 80 years. there's no way down branches and utility lines, leaving thousands without power. one resident said he was lucky, though it treated nearly just missed his vehicle. welcome this morning to get my coffee, and then they saw that the tree had fallen down right over my car. my car was undamaged. but how did lucky escape? so yeah, it's kind of weird to have this thing happened in april. i've never seen happen. i've been here 20 years. schools across the region had to close because of the snow. just last week temperatures in portland as high as 70 degrees 41 to your real estate prices do not seem to be cooling off anytime soon. coming up on mornings onto the nine. we look into the latest numbers around our region as the median price in one area mike $1.7 million.77 years old and still updating its look. the company refreshed. baskin robbins just made for the first

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8 44. there is a new development to bring you involving a southern california woman accused of a hate crime in new york city two years ago, investigators say. 23 year old maya ponsetto was seen on video attacking a black teenager after falsely accusing him of stealing

her cell phone in a hotel lobby. the manhattan district attorney's office announced yesterday. ponsetto who's from ventura county, has pleaded guilty to hate crime charges as part of a plea bargain. she must now undergo counseling to avoid jail time. a former caltrans contract managers pleading guilty in connection with a bid rigging conspiracy. federal prosecutors say tune fuyang is now cooperating with the ongoing investigation. they say the scheme rigged the competitive bidding process so as co conspirators would submit winning bids for work. contract involved are worth a total of $8 million. young's plea deal says he was given at least 10% of all contracts awarded. looking at the numbers. wall street appears to be shrugging off the latest news on inflation, some retailers are offering shoppers some help as prices rise loto hear this. lululemon has announced a trade in and resale plan, customers can turn in those gently used leggings, tops and jackets in exchange for a

gift card at any of its u. s stores. they will also be able to shop for some of those used items on lululemon's website. athleta has a similar program. they've teamed up with thread up to offer customers gift cards. for used clothing well, stocks headed higher this morning when that opening bell rang despite the latest consumer price index, showing a huge increase in march of one full percent from february and an annual gain of 8.5% analysts this morning, saying that the inflation rate seems to already be factored into wall street. and some are betting that inflation has peaked as we take a live look at the numbers, they are still up across the board. the dow jones gaining 200 almost 250 points now up three quarters of a percent. the s and p 500 up almost a full percentage point and the nasdaq gaining back a big part of their game. their losses from yesterday. the nasdaq now up, almost 200 points. the debate over student loans continues. now that 43 million people have more time before they need to start making

those payments again, president biden said september 1st says the earliest any payments are due and the white house says that could be extended again, depending on the financial situation closer to the end of summer. some federal lawmakers say the loans should be canceled and should be considered an investment in the future. they were going to face up to this. we're going to cancel student loan debt for a lot of folks and get other people into repayment plans. that they can manage. now the debate over student loan debt could lead to more affordable college going forward. kmart is down to just three stores in the u. s and a handful of stores and other countries. the kmart in avenel, new jersey, will shut down on saturday, leaving just one more new jersey. one in new york and one in florida. at one point, kmart had more than 2000 stores in the u. s analysts say the company was hurt by online shopping and growing competition from wal mart. and target. baskin robbins is unveiling a new look. the popular 77 year

old ice cream shop chain is tweaking its logo. take a closer look there. it appears to highlight 31 as in 31 flavors for those of us who remember that original name baskin robbins says it is also getting ready to unveil some new flavors as part of its biggest changes in more than 15 years, and by the way, the company says up from 31 flavors they have produced more than 1400 flavors since the beginning. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. pam. thank you. federal atf officials have joined the san jose investigation into last weekend's massive fire at a home depot stores and jose firefighters say that fire on saturday may have started in the lumber section of the store. and a store like home depot is a real challenge for responding firefighters with so many flammable items inside it's paint cans and heavy plastics and things like that start making their way there. whether you know you have extra stuff that showed up to your warehouse, or, um, someone accidentally put them there. that's going to start compromising your fire protection systems. uh,

sprinkler system. firefighters are still closely watching that store site for flare ups that could be caused by debris trapped under the collapsed roof . commuters who drive through sentence elmo are being asked to avoid a part of center boulevard this morning because a sinkhole opened up right between caen and sell mo and bridge avenues. you can see crews have put up yellow tape and cones marking the area . they're back out this morning working to repair the damaged rope, but it's not clear how long that could take 8 49 on the clock back to xiao one last check of that tuesday. commute marine county pretty clean. america is pretty good. i'll mention that just the second mike but just in general from nevada to san rafael, they're slowing, but we don't have a lot going on getting there on the richmond bridge. i want to start in san jose because northbound 2 80 right here at near race street, something is blocking those two left lanes. i think one of those vehicles if i can tell correctly, it looks like a tow truck and something is going on here. so maybe they're trying to get something out of the way. i don't. i don't see chp on the scene. it's not on chp's list.

but definitely the two left lanes are blocked right now, and you can see that there is a pretty robust this is what we're looking at here right there. there's a pretty robust backup 85 is slow as well. you can see the same mateo bridge is clearing up. so this is the time when things begin to clear up a little bit. the bait bridges backed up for about a 10 minute delay. it's getting better, though, and we did promise to mention marin county for mr me back here, so we'll go right over to it. it's slow from about roland boulevard down to san rafael and i assume that we go 8 50. we're going to need a special marine weather report from mr me back from steve paulson. well the wind up south, mostly sunny, their cloud cover north and also along the coast. that's where the really cold upper air is moving over the cold ocean test but generated some cloud cover. so like county , mendocino county, further north, more clouds farther south kind of few serious clouds coming in, but mostly sunny or cold system is making its movies

. but that's a lot of colder, which is filtering in most of it staying north, but plenty of it made it here. thirties for a few left, mainly forties. now on the temps today will still be unseasonably cold for us after last week being in the eighties and nineties. not this week. it's fifties and sixties. the law kicks up with the next system is ready to drop in. it'll be here thursday. followed by another one on saturday and maybe another one on tuesday south of san francisco. not so much north of that that's pretty impressive starting to see santa rosa, also sierra nevada. now these will be warmer systems coming in, but still we'll get some snow up in the mountains and what could be some pretty decent rainfall over the next week or 10 days or so north of marin county. so stay tuned here. we'll update all this tomorrow. fifties on the temps are low sixties cold again tomorrow morning. clouds were rolling wednesday night. some rain steady rain for some on thursday lot of cloud cover still on friday, another system on saturday that one kicks out we'll get a break sunday monday. steve thank you. we continue to follow breaking news in new york city this morning next on the nine, the latest on the

situation in brooklyn, new york , as people. police say several people were shot at the subway and a number of explosive devices were found by officials after the attack. the gunman still on the

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