be busy weekend in the bay area. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome them. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is a thursday , may 5th steve paulson in his office. he knows about those low clouds out there and this little nipping. dave you know, a gaseous said to me. what do you say to me when you walked in big change? big change from yesterday change. that's a big change is right for all yesterday was just the coast. ellen was warm to hot with eighties to near 90. not today. temperatures are you taking a blunder fifties on attempts under cloudy to mostly cloudy skies. it's a combo of low clouds and high clouds systems, producing some rain up in the northern part of the state. maybe mendocino county will get in on some cooling begins today for all low clouds. sun some sun south a lot of clouds north little breezy to windy at times, i'd get ready for that. over the next about 5 to 6 days as well. the wind will be picking up

sixties now and seventies. seven o'clock in the morning. this is one sally usually says oh, here we go again. is that the case? are we okay? well in fremont, sort of that crash that has been on the right hand shoulder sat down. 8 18 year, autumn all parkway. it was an injury crash and even though the lanes are not blocked, you know people are slowing because of what's going on on the shoulder and it's i guess it could be worse. it could be blocking lanes. but now that it's getting later in the morning. we can still see we can see the traffic is beginning to slow. so if you drive, let's say from fremont and you're on your way to san jose 8 80 is going to be a little slower than usual because of that reason. let's take a quick look at the bay bridge. that is backed up here as it normally is, for at least a 10 minute delay. if you're at the end of the line when we come back, we'll take a look at more of those east bay commutes, including contra costa county, but now it's 701. let's get right back to the headlines south. thank you. abortion rights activists say they are concerned that if the supreme court overturns roe versus wade, it could next target. other privacy rights sisters, same sex

marriage. legal experts emphasized. what was leaked this week is a draft document from the u. s supreme court, not a final ruling if the underlying legal arguments remain in the majority opinion, it could represent a fundamental shift in the courts, interpretations. professor say. justice samuel alito draft says rights are only protected if they're mentioned in the constitution. legal experts point out. there are many rights that have been protected by the court that don't meet that criteria. the right to marry the right to procreate the right to custody of one's children the right to keep the family together. the right appearance, control the upbringing, their children the right to purchase and use contraceptives. legal experts say the past courts have seen those rights and others as protected under the 14th amendment, with the right to privacy experts say justice alito's opinion would leave abortion up to state and federal lawmakers. meanwhile more fencing is going up around the supreme court building ahead of more expected protests this

weekend includes a security fence that can't be climbed similar to the one that was put up around the capital after the january 6th riot. just days after the opinion was leaked, justice samuel alito has decided not to attend the fifth circuit court of appeals conference today. justices john roberts and clarence thomas are expected talk at a similar conference. it's unclear if they'll still do that. alright time is 703. well. governor gavin newsom made it clear if the u. s supreme court overturns roe versus wade, california would protect abortion rights frank mallicoat here in the studio now and says the governor and his supporters are focusing frank on a constitutional amendment. that they are dead. good morning, everyone the governor gathered with abortion rights supporters at a planned parenthood facility in los angeles. his main message is that california should guarantee abortion rights in our state constitution. we're not mandating anything. we're providing the ability. we're not

dictating the terms, they're dictating the terms. it's state sponsored birth. you have. to come to terms of the birth and then see you later. you're on your own. if roe versus wade is overturned. california is one of just 15 states that currently has abortion rights protections already in place, according to a public policy poll last summer, more than three quarters of california adults do not want to see landmark rulings. overturned the row versus wade during his address in l. a. newsome spent some time criticizing those who oppose abortion rights. and every single one of these folks that are out there trumpeting and championing this decision have consistently opposed prenatal care support. consistently opposed childcare consistently opposed paid family leave consistently opposed all things to actually strengthen the family. southern california

state senator, it's already announced she will introduce a constitutional constitutional amendment. rather governor says he will support it. both chambers in the state legislature must improve the language of the amendment by two thirds majority before the end of june. democrats hold enough seats to make that happen. it would then go on the november ballot to be voted on this fall . election governor also at a california law also offers sanctuary for women from other states. that are expected to ban abortion at the supreme court. indeed overturns roe versus wade . that's the latest from frank mallicoat. garcia back to you, frank. thank you. 705 area health officials very closely watching the growing number of new covid infections. k two is amended. quintana live in san jose and amanda. this is especially concerning this week . people are gathering today to celebrate cinco de mayo. then, of course, this coming sunday is mother's day. yeah and i know it is something that none of us want to hear. but we are unfortunately entering this sixth wave of covid infections

here in the bay area here in santa clara county, the public health officer says that they saw a big jump in cases because of macron. they had a brief break from that. and now for the last month cases and transmission rates. have been rising again. dr monica gandhi, an infectious disease expert at ucsf says we're seeing this rise because in omicron sub variant is here, the most contagious variant we've seen so far and more people are gathering now. but even though cases are rising , this variant isn't more severe , so hospitalizations are still low. dr gandhi credits the vaccines for that. these vaccines and boosters work really, really well, and so it's really the risk of people to get sick with covid and i mean sick , hospitalized with covid after your three shot series is being over 75 with four comorbidities , according to a large cdc study. she says. everyone has to

make their own calculations when thinking about gathering her advice is if you're going your grandma for mother's day. those who are elderly or immunocompromised should wear a mask indoors, she says. also, if you're over, 70 you are eligible for that second booster shot, so make sure to get that as well. really the take home message after hearing all of that data is that the pandemic is not over. so we have to keep in mind. all of the things that we have been talking about for the last two years. just remember that this is likely going to stay here? covid is here to stay, but we can deal with it. live in san jose amanda kintanar ktvu fox two news, amanda. thank you times. 77 the cdc believes that covid death rate will start going up again because of this surge, officials predict as many as 4600 covid deaths by the end of this month. a report by johns hopkins university says more than 996,000 people have died

from covid here in the u. s so by next month, the covid death toll could top one million. and the mercury news reports at least 65 students and nine staff members that lost gatto's high school tested positive for covid . in the last two weeks, school officials sent out more than 2000 exposure notices that almost the entire student population last month, there was an outbreak at san mateo high school, school officials say about 100 students there tested positive shortly after the prom now to a developing story the investigation into a fatal shooting in vallejo last night. vallejo police confirmed it happened at about 11 30 on hazelwood. st investigators tell us they found a man inside a car who had been shot. he was pronounced dead at the scene. they are not releasing his identity yet. time is ever to wait. oakland police want your help. they want to find a missing woman who has alzheimer's. here's a photo of 69 year old balls. ooh guan. she

was last seen yesterday morning on foothill boulevard near 24th avenue. now she is asian. she's about five ft. tall weighs about £120. as you can see, she has gray hair and brown eyes. and normally wears a straw hat and a long sleeve t shirt. today is day 71 of the russian invasion of ukraine and the steel plant in mariupol with civilians inside is still being attacked. the finding continued today, even though russia promised civilians could evacuate through saturday, u. n officials say more than 300 civilians from elsewhere in mariupol and for other towns have been evacuated as part of a successful operation. meanwhile russian military forces continue their attacks this morning in the eastern part of ukraine. five people were killed at least 25 war wounded over the past 24 hours due to russian shelling. missile strikes, bombarded railroad stations and other targets in an effort to control more territory. aviv a new round of attacks knocked out power

yesterday and disrupted the power supply. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky wants more support from the united states has also invited president biden to visit kiev. i think it's very important. because you know, you know, in our minds in our society and the president biden and the president of the biggest democratic civilization for ukrainians for our understanding. that's it that our partners strategic partners , and i think that it would be great signal. monitoring groups worry that russia may try to take more drastic action on ukraine on may 9th. that's the anniversary of the soviet union's defeat of germany. the kremlin denies the allegations. times down. 7 10 in northern california caviar producer says it's being targeted by people who think the company is russian. now czar nikolai caviar

was actually founded more than 40 years ago by a swedish family use that name because they didn't think of california caviar company would get the same respect as something that sounded like it was from the caspian sea. libor allergy, says the russian sounding name is now responsible for them getting hate mail and threats, despite their display of ukrainian flags inside their shop. what started as an amazingly advantageous thing in the last couple of months has turned into, you know, etcetera of, you know, uncomfortable conversations for a lot of our staff. nobler ji says the business has received intimidating letters, including one that told the owners to quote go back to russia. so he's increased security and now responds to angry online posts. with the actual history of their company says it's gratifying when some of those who posted things apologize. time is 7 11.

let's get you out the door. the morning commute is doing at this hour south. garcia right now. and david looks alright. it looks very typical. we do see some slowing and a lot of spots, including the bay bridge, and some of the usual spots where we see slowing. of course, that means highway four is slow. it's kind of become routine there and six eighties a little slow and pleasant hill and 80 is slowing down and be interesting to find out what the time is on 80 between the leo and the mcarthur maze, and we can do that. i'll do that in the next report. i'll just bring that up for you. but right now let's check in on the south bay and the peninsula. we have very nice community or so far now. later in the morning, we do have the rush that is from the east, part of the valley to the west part of the valley. if you want to get on the road now you can avoid most of that. here's a live look at 2 80 in san jose. that looks very nice getting up the highway 17. at 7 12. let's go back to the desk. will the tags out of san francisco middle school? they're becoming more violent. what

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think about wildfires more than 9900 wildfires burned through some 6700 square miles in 2020, an area bigger than the state of hawaii. experts say california should stop focusing on how much unoccupied land is burned and instead concentrate efforts on limiting damage to people and property. researchers say most people, including firefighting officials, aren't ready to do that. time now. 7 16 some of the drought roads of the moran and that's about water district that were expected to be only temporary. there now permanent. the water board unanimously approved limiting the use of sprinklers to only two days a week. drip irrigation will be allowed three days a week and all owners of swimming pools you have to have covers for the polls. all those rules were put into place last year, but the board did lift the ban on washing cars at home, and they will now allow water connections for new landscaping. we're getting a new preview here of a green way to get across the bay. hydrogen fuel cell powered ferry called the sea change is being tested up in washington,

expected to be in the san francisco bay soon, most various currently run on diesel this first of its kind, fairies fuel cells amid water and heat instead of greenhouse gasses. people behind the ferry say that hydrogen fuel cells are proven technology that have yet to be applied to the maritime industry. shipping industry uses on average around 300 million tons a year of carbon intensive fuels admits on average about a billion tons of co. two and other greenhouse gasses a year. this is going to be the next standard. critics say that hydrogen fuel cells are slow to roll out in commercial vehicles because of their high cost and large size. the board of directors for the san francisco bay ferry we'll get a preview of the ferry and the project later today. it's expected to start running passenger service sometime in june. very interesting. alright time is 7 17. let's see what's happening on the roads right now, sal. everybody behaving for you. yeah, i would say so. we do have some slowing here and there, but we don't have a lot of major issues on the main roadways. let's start off with some of the

bridges and that would be the richmond san rafael bridge. it is getting a little bit more crowded, getting over to marine , and by the way, we don't mention marina lot unless there's a problem. and so when you don't hear marine a lot that's good news for you. marine drivers driving, let's say from petaluma into marin county or sonoma into marin county and then down south looks alright this morning. can see. traffic here at the bay bridge is a little bit slow at the toll plaza and highway four is beginning to slow down. if you are driving, let's say between the bridges here. it doesn't look all that bad. between the vallejo area in berkeley, heading out to the mcarthur maze at 7 18. what about today's weather? let's bring steve back in. all right, sal. thank you, sir. we will begin in the pacific northwest. that's where they core of this system is we're getting the tail end of it. but another round of rain, rain rain for seattle and portland's and this is an actually an impressive pattern and system for them, especially seattle national weather service seattle last time, seattle had five days in a row with highs 55

degrees or less. in may was 20 years ago in 2000 and two are they going to have cool highs will have about five days of rain as well. normal high is 64, so a cool, wet pattern in the pacific northwest. it'll be a cool pattern for us. maybe we'll get in. on something. there's something up up north crescent city. look at that. eureka! that's pretty good rain coming in maybe parts of mendocino county, northern sacramento valley, first of multiple systems to come in the deepest, strongest one will be late sunday into monday. we get the higher clouds and a huge ramp up of the fog bank, maybe some drizzle. we've already had some reports of that. and so i wouldn't be surprised to get a couple 100 over the next couple of nights and mornings here before the main system arrives. like the weekend into early next week. big fog bank cooler for all today high clouds, westerly breeze that might have crank up as well. augusta 31 miles an hour out of travis earlier, and it's all west or northwest or west southwest in the city. and so the onshore breeze and a ice cold san francisco bowie temp of 49. makes for a cold pattern in

san francisco and much of the coast here. mount diablo western 30. other than that, it's generally pretty quiet, but it's an onshore wind for some reason for others fifties on a lot of the temps. i don't think these will change at all. there's too much cloud cover low and high clouds system will bring cloud cover, maybe some drizzle or light rain to the north and see some santa rosa north. so we head into friday saturday, then all eyes and everything will be on sunday monday. really deep, unseasonably cold system. now it doesn't look like a big rain producer. but i think we'll get some thunderstorms out of it, and it does look like low snow levels are kicking into gear. if you will. sunday night into monday, i think the surrogates over a foot in some locations by the time they get the money, night and tuesday, 50 60 seventies for us similar tomorrow, then we start to cool it down saturday. big big changes sunday monday, you guys the time now is 7 20 new video to show you from that on stage attack on canadian dave chappelle. what we now know about the suspect and the security changes at the hollywood bowl. also in east bay family is reaching out to the public after a priceless necklace was stolen where the

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. he didn't use this weapon in the attack this morning. they were growing questions as to how we got into the venue with that weapon and then got on stage. we actually went and sonic forgot. see last night and the first row of the show was like 40 ft back , and i was confused by it. but now it makes sense. lee was arrested, booked for assault with a deadly weapon. recent social media posts from lee show him rapping about going after chappelle police have yet to give an official motive. time to 7 24 mother in livermore is pleading for the return of the stolen ashes of her late son. 16 year old devon died in 2013. if cancer his family put his ashes inside of lockets, and they've been wearing them ever since his brother tyler war, one of the necklaces to a gym on monday night. took it off to go into a sauna. that's when it was stolen from his unlocked locker. i just i just want to back. it means a lot. you can take any other

necklace. just give me that's my brother's necklace. santa's mine carry devin around. on our bodies to keep him with us to keep him present a little bit numb a little bit. violated would you feel if someone went to the cemetery and dug up your mom and stole her? devin was born two months premature and endured many open heart surgeries. he was diagnosed with cancer on his 14th birthday. his family says the person who stole that necklace can bring it back to the 24 hour fitness gym. no questions asked. the trial for their father and son charged in connection with the 1996 disappearance and killing of cal poly student kristin smart is set to take place in salinas trial set to begin may 31st after a judge granted a change of venue paul flores is accused of killing smart during an attempted sexual assault. his father, ruben, is charged with helping to dispose of her body which has never been found at 7 25, an independent investigation

into the death of mario gonzalez found there's not enough evidence to charge the police officers involved of any wrongdoing. but the report says the officers acted consistent with police department policies . gonzalez died after three officers restrained him last year. the report comes after the district attorney decided not to charge the officers. the coroner ruled the death was a homicide and mario gonzalez died from methamphetamine. along with the stress of being restrained, however, in autopsy commissioned by the family's lawyer and found he died from restrained at victoria you are now suing the city and the police officers in federal court. police will soon be installing cameras inside 40 police vehicles. officials say the move is meant to help increase transparency and policing. the cameras will show what's happening in front of a police car and can also record what's happening in the back seat. the cameras will also record traffic stops, vehicle pursuits and the transport of anyone under arrest. the

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boye threatening injuries after being attacked by students at his own school tell you about the investigation underway and the other attacks that same, said francisco middle school and providing access to abortions. we have details on the san francisco supervisors proposal after that leaked draft came out of the u. s. supreme court. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark gasia mikaelian. it is thursday, may 5th let's talk about this changing weather. steve you told us about this about a week ago. ups downs and we're in one of those downs now. roller coaster continues. yesterday was up for many for

many now it's right back down for all here. for those of you. you're listening, but you're not watching because you're too busy. take a look at your 80 85 inch high def tv there. mount diablo from soochow, often the distance there. above the clouds and their boy. there are a lot of low clouds in place. much bigger fog bank today so fifties on the taps here, and temperatures probably are not going to change all that much. you're on the lowest. there's too much cloud cover. a lot of high clouds low clouds underneath that. so cooling begins low clouds. big fog bank some sun peaking through, but there's a lot of cloud cover, breezy and cooler. it starts today and will continue into early next week, sixties and seventies. alright. sounds here at 7 31 highway four. highway four is definitely a spot that is slow, steve. good morning to you. let's talk about the highway for commute. if you are driving, let's say from pittsburgh to conquer this morning. most of that is slow and the speeds are down to is kind of a grind as you pass the area. down to about nine miles

an hour. yikes that's pretty slow and eighties, also slow between hercules and richmond. that's more like a 20 mile an hour drive, but still we have some slow traffic. and then when you get to the south bay, we're beginning to see some of that slow traffic we mentioned on 101 and 85 going from east to west. 7 32. let's go back to the desk. alright sal. thank you. will parents and students in san francisco at one middle school there say that they want the school district to take action to stop violent behavior that's happening on campus. one student suffered life threatening injuries during a fight that happened just this week. ktvu sally rasmus live at everett middle school here to explain what we know about what happened. ali. 13 year old student who was attacked at this school earlier this week. it's still in the hospital with some very serious injuries. we don't know the details about those injuries or why he may have been targeted. but the outcome was apparently so serious that police are involved in police recently met with the 13 year old boy's family to discuss this

san francisco unified school district would only confirm that there was some sort of altercation between the 13 year old and another student on the campus this week. the co chair of the schools to and several other parents tell ktvu, though , that this is not an isolated incident. violence on campus has been an ongoing problem all year long in many cases. the victims are latino students who are new to the u. s and speak limited english. now one mom spoke to ktvu through translator, and she explained that her son in a separate incident was beaten by other students twice most recently on friday, and the attack left a cut on his arm. she says the school has still not addressed that problem. is the told me that we are going to have a meeting with another parents, then you know with kids , and until now we haven't had that meeting. sf usd said in a written statement quote when a serious incident occurs, we attend to the immediate safety of the students involved, communicate directly with their families and determine the

appropriate supports interventions in consequences, end quote, but again, several parents tell us that that kind of follow through just isn't happening now. students and parents tell ktvu. at least nine teachers have left the school in the past year and that the principle is planning to resign at the end of this academic year. live in san francisco. ali rasmus ktvu. box two news. thank you. one man is being held in san jose after a standoff with police at an elementary school. police say he was armed with a knife when he walked down to the empire gardens elementary school campus late yesterday morning. some 300 children were attending class there. authorities say the man appeared to be homeless and was suffering from a mental health episode. the school was put on lockdown while police crisis specialists eventually convinced him to surrender. that's why we have the resources here. that's why we have the people. that's why we have our mobile crisis assessment team. we don't want to force a confrontation. we want a peaceful resolution. the standoff ended peacefully after

about 2.5 hours. the man is being checked out by mental health professionals now, time now, 7 35 if the u. s supreme court does overturned roe versus wade, the biden ministrations worries it could start a wave of overturning other personal liberties. president biden says banning abortion invades a woman's right to privacy in their personal health care. and that could lead to ending other supreme court decisions that involve personal matters that are not specifically spelled out in the u. s constitution, including same sex marriage. what are the next things that are going to be attacked? because this maga crowd is really the most extreme political organization that's existed in american history. have some republicans believe that leak from the supreme court was politically motivated by someone who is pro abortion rights and hope that the public reaction would influence the supreme court before the decision was officially announced, francisco supervisor hillary ronen is proposing the

city give financial help to women who want to come to san francisco for an abortion. supervisor ronan says her proposal for what she calls safe abortion safe abortion access would pay for travel accommodations and safe access to abortion services for women who live in anti abortion states. board members are looking into how the program would work and how much it could cost. i am positive that we would have the support of the board in the mayor's office. you know, san francisco is staunchly pro choice city. we believe that abortion is healthcare, and we know that this is something that the majority of the city will be behind. if supervisor ronan's proposal is approved by the board, san francisco would pay the travel costs for 1000 women to come to san francisco for abortions. a new analysis shows that the supreme court does overturn roe versus wade, california could become home to nearly 30% of all abortion clinics in the united states. 26 states are expected to implement

bans or tougher restrictions on abortions if the high court overturns roe v. wade. the san francisco chronicle reports. there are more than 200 clinics in those states that could then close. if that happens, california would go from having 21% of all clinics to 29% time is 7 37 new this morning. one person in oakland has been displaced after a large overnight rv fired i want to show you. video from the citizen app shows those flames really shooting up from the rb near east 12th and 19th avenue, not far from interstate 80. no one was hurt. but the buyer department confirmed the person who lived there now has nowhere to go. the cause of the fire is under investigation. in the state of california is investing $5 million in a bill for supporting public safety on tribal lands. for too long, too many native american families have been torn apart. too many innocent lives have been lost. there has been too much pain.

too much worry too much trauma. as we solemnly remember those missing and murdered. we also affirm our shared commitment to preventing future pain to taking action. together. we affirm our commitment to building healthier. and safer communities. that announcement was particularly timely since today is missing and murdered indigenous women's day organizers one more attention on the need for extra resources to find people who are missing. get them the justice they deserve and prevent future tragedies. 7 38 santa rosa police are asking for help in finding a shooting suspect. investigators say 27 year old brad adams was in a talk about drive thru around midnight wednesday morning when he started arguing with the driver behind him. police say adams pulled out of the drive thru and shot at the other car several times, then drove away. this drug was found in a nearby parking lot with a handgun inside. adams had fled. the man who was shot is in the hospital

and expected to survive. guys here. thank you. time is 7 39 and sal is back with the latest on our commuters getting any better or getting worse. it's about the same day and gosha. it's busy. this is the busy time as you know, and as we're going to start with interstate 80, we do have some slowing coming into richmond and into berkeley gets a little better by the time you reach this point, and then when you get to the bay bridge, there is a little bit of slow traffic to wait for you here at the toll plaza, which is not unusual. you can see the traffic is doing okay. contra costa county in general is focusing on highway four. you do have some slow traffic and 6 80 is getting a little bit slow this commute, though it is not all that slow. let's go right to the south. they were beginning to see some slowing. but we normally see it if you're a highway 85 driver, you know that basically from how we wanna one up the highway 17. most of that is slow at this time of the morning. and this morning is no different. 7 39. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you kind, sir. yes, sir. all right. we'll

get to it. here we have multiple layers of clouds. lo lot of low clouds. they really picked up here as that system comes in some higher clouds, a little bit of sun trying to break through and mount diablo. they're off in the distance. we're getting ready for a big change here. j c badger fans is good morning, guys, people. good morning, badger. i washed the windows on the house yesterday. pretty much guarantees rain early next week . well, why don't you do that in january or february? badger? come on now. yeah i think you're right. pretty much should do it . the weekend forecast more clouds cooler, windy will be on the way and sunday afternoon is really kind of when everything begins to develop. we don't get rain, it'll maybe develop into thunderstorm activity, and there will be some low snow levels around here. the bigger news that will be up in this year with sunday into monday will be quite active here. it's already active up in seattle, portland. near the oregon california border. look at that. i mean, that's pretty good for me. crescent city, arcata, eureka del norte, humboldt county, maybe mendocino county a little bit to the north, their northern sacramento valley as well. we are getting the onshore breeze. we're getting the high and mid

level clouds. and we could get some drizzle. there's already been a few reports that there could be a little bit more over the next 48 hours or so. so a couple 100, maybe setting the table for more on sunday into monday. cooler cooler, big fog bank cooler for all high clouds, westerly breeze, but up to 31 mile per hour gusts at travis out of the west southwest, so dealt, the wind will cool down even the most inland areas. oops this is the wrong graphic should be the other way around. should be the cooler one. let me i'll show that next time western 31 at mount diablo west 13 in the city, and that's also temperature is going to be hard pressed to get over upper fifties for some near the coast. and sixties around the bait. it is just going to be a really cool pattern, so the first of many systems are on the way. there will be another one coming in saturday and then the main one drop since sun the one heret could give us not only submarine but also some thunderstorm activity. and up in the series. sure, looks like some snow will be on the go late sunday into monday, there will be more than this. i think there'll be maybe

a foot some of the higher elevations as we go into monday morning. 50 60 seventies on your attempts today, and we are looking for cooler weather to take us, especially on the weekend, much cooler highs, hard pressed to get out of the low mid sixties. steve thank you, 7 42 now discouraging data on what's happening with small businesses. despite a positive jobs report coming up in the next hour. why those businesses in particular are struggling to recover right now, let's check in with frank mallicoat see what's coming up in the eight o'clock hour of mornings on to frank. dave good morning, cassie . good morning to you coming up at eight o'clock, a barrier based telehealth company, shutting down a vital service. the medication cerebral, is now pulling amid serious accusations. from the company's former vice president. more on that, and if you still need to get that special woman in your life again, you have two days to do so coming up on mornings on to the nine for mother's day, we are giving you a look. at some of the hottest tech gifts your mom might want on that special day. it's sunday. by the way, we'll be

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broadband providers from favoring one service or app over another by slowing their process speed, then governor jerry brown signed the law signed the law in 2018. california started enforcing it. last year, a federal appeals court upheld the law in january. our time is now. 7 46, california now the first state to start the process of adapting to crypto currency. governor newsom's executive order has state agencies working with the federal government to create regulations for digital currencies. cryptocurrencies are built on blockchain database technology, and the governor's executive order also calls for officials. look at incorporated , cooperating. broader black change compute chain computer coding into the government operation as part of the. the fl reserve raised interest rates yesterday in the largest single jump since the year 2000. short term rates were raised by a significant half percent. raising rates will make loans

mortgages, other types of credit more expensive. federal chairman jerome powell said the central bank hopes the move will cool demand and lead to lower prices. inflation is much too high. and we understand the hardship it is causing. and we're moving expeditiously to bring it back down. the fed says more rate hikes are likely. some economists warned the move to push down rising prices could push the united states into recession. wow wall street after a quick rally on the fed announcement about interest rates, the markets are dropping this morning. investors also keeping a very close eye on retail stocks. in particular they pam is here to discuss big drop. hate to see these numbers you'll see in just a moment to big drops for the retailers, wayfair and shopify, analysts say. there seems to be a ship. left. from online shopping to more in person experiences nowhe home furnishings retailerporteda

loss for the first quarter. that was much worse than analysts expected. now, in that opening bell rang this morning, shares in wayfair dropped more than 14% right now, shopify stock down almost 17. and as we take a live look at the big board, the selloff continues. the nasdaq is down. 500 points 4% now and take a look at the dow jones down two and a third percent. 800 points now as we're watching, and the s and p 500 down, almost 3% wiping out that little rally that we had after the fed announcement yesterday. facebook's parent company, not adding new employees. the website business insider reports seeing several internal memos from meta indicating a hiring freeze. now this is part of a company plan to refocus and tackle challenges that caused meta to miss revenue targets. there are still 4000 job openings on metas website as of this morning. meta has about 70,000 employees. many of

course, right here in the bay area. new data shows that while many companies are hiring small businesses a, according to the adp. national employment report. small businesses last 120,000 employees from march to april, while larger businesses gained 247,000 people. one of the biggest obstacles is wages, larger companies can attract workers with higher pay and better benefits. elon musk has recruited $7 billion of financing for his $44 billion takeover of twitter. in a new sec filing this morning, he detailed the investors who are joining him. the list includes oracle ceo larry ellison committing $1 billion as well as many wealth management funds committing hundreds of millions of dollars. a saudi prince is also rolling over his nearly $2 billion stake in the company. for an investment in the soon to be private company, and musk is in discussion with twitter founder jack dorsey for his shares as well. this morning, twitter stuck up one of the few

that have more than $2 a share to 50 88. elon musk, already hinting at a big change at twitter, the billionaire says the social media platform will always be free for what he calls casual users, but he says he could impose what he called a slight cost for commercial or government users. musk says he wants twitter to be the digital town square, and he plans to promote free speech. but he's not giving details on how that may be handled, must says he wants to add new features to encourage free speech, including endating all accounts. pam cook, that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you now, 7 50 salads here talking about traffic whistle latest on it now. the latest is that if you're driving into san francisco, there is a delay, of course at the toll plaza westbound at the bay bridge. and i just heard in san francisco. northbound one is cesar chavez. there is a mattress on the road. i've been doing this a long

time. i just wonder how mattresses get on the road. i guess someone was driving a mattress somewhere and it fell off. but nevertheless, northbound one is going to be slow. this is a look at 80 westbound between hercules and richmond. you do see the traffic is going to be slow as you drive through the area. i did promise you look at the time there and you can see that it's a 41 minute drive between the car keenness bridge, which is essentially valeo and oakland, the mcarthur maze. it's not too shabby. but it might grow as the morning wears on. 7 51. what about today's weather? what are we looking at a lot cooler. sal that's for sure. we will take a look ahead to the weekend because all important weekend but there's going to be some significant changes, mainly sunday. going into monday here a lot more clouds. cooler range of the north looks like san pablo bay. north is the lines sunday and if it doesn't make it, maybe some scattered shower activity breezy to windy. no doubt about that. late sunday. in the money monday, there could be some snow here and i mount diablo

hamilton's mount st lena, but sierra snow for sure late sunday into monday. it could be a foot and because of all that, diana says, yay, time for my happy dance. thanks, sp. well, diane and i do it for you. happy to do. i'm glad you're happy. others one heat. and don't you worry once you get to make it can never be far away. but the next seven days looks really cool for us rain up on the north coast, maybe parts of mendocino county northern sacramento valley. we get the low clouds, a lot of high clouds drifting across and a much stronger onshore breeze drizzles in the forecast next couple of days until we wait for that system to drop in on sunday for a cooler forecast here today fifties on the coast has a little warmer down towards santa cruz capital but sixties around the bay and mainly low to mid seventies inland. this is the right graphic dave cooler one. yeah the arrows are pointing down, steve not up. that was yesterday. santa rosa, oakland, san mateo, san jose all cooling off sixties and also seventies and there's your onshore breeze . oakland napa fairfield over the west or west southwest. fairfield's been up to 31 miles an hour, and i think that's a sign of things to come here to s

it is, systems are moving in, and that's going to lead to some rain here looks like on sunday afternoon sunday night. and again on monday with syria snow there could be a foot. i think on some of these locations by the time we get to monday afternoon, some of the higher elevations so a big change for us and really cold pattern from a coming in 50 60 seventies today. and starting tomorrow we'll continue to call things off and they're really cool off they have sunday monday time 7 53 starting in just a couple of minutes from now, the national weather service is issuing a beach hazard statement that the warning is about rip currents and those sneaker waves along the coast from big sur and monterey county northern sonoma county border. officials say, stay away from the water's edge. because those waves out there could be as big as eight ft. tall today that warning will continue until eight o'clock tonight. it is 7 53 turning hate into hope. coming up at eight

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not backing down from their demand that the school district paid the money that they're owed about 30 educators that washington high school say a new payroll system caused missing paychecks. some say the amount is more than $10,000. and they say it's unacceptable to have such a large amount of money missing. we have a job to do. we have a job to do, but we've been doing without getting paid payroll office never organized anything to try and explain to us what our paychecks should look like. how to read them where they could be discrepancies that was all coming from staff here who just worked together and shared information that they found out themselves. the san francisco unified school district says it knows about the problem, but it will take some time to make sure everybody's paid what they're owed their success. it fixed they problem back in march, but the now trying to solve problems that are only affecting a small amount of employee well

demonstrators at city college of san francisco still camping out this morning protesting planned layoffs in school cutbacks. several ccs f faculty members have these tents in front of the chancellor's office. they call it an occupation. tomorrow the city college of san francisco board of trustees will vote on faculty layoffs more than 200 faculty members could lose their jobs. the teachers say the layoffs and the budget cuts will hurt students. case city college has the money to stop these cuts and invest in students, and that's precisely. and the teachers plan to continue camping out indefinitely to protest the potential staff cuts . will leaders in the bay area state university's kicked off a new initiative aimed at helping low income students graduate from college on time and with less debt. officials from san jose state, sf state and cal

state. east bay took part in the kick off of it yesterday in san francisco. the college core program will give students $10,000 in financial support for completing one year of public servants. applications opened on april 1st. they can be filled out online. will silicon valley venture capitalist john door is donating $1 billion to stanford university and that money will be used to set up a new school that will study the effects of climate change. and work on finding a solution. the gift is the biggest donation in stanford's history. it's one of the biggest for any school, along with the money donated by door. stanford also received $590 million from other donors for that new climate school. long term. i think this is a blueprint for the court to undo so many of the rights that we have obtained in the last 50 years. the next steps after an unprecedented leak from the supreme court what california

has planned if the supreme court reverses roe v. wade plus covid cases on the rise once again here in the month of may, the wordings from health experts ahead of a very busy weekend. here in the bay area. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning, everyone. welcome morning sun, too. i'm frank mallicoat on a thursday. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it is may 5th and it is gray outside some sunshine here along the oakland estuary, but steve paulson a lot of people waking up to gray gray. low clouds, high clouds big change from yesterday as you know, and a significantly cooler pattern for us, especially as we had to the weekend, which i mean, it's like, where were you in january , february and march? well, it's here now, and it's just start of probably 67 days of some pretty cool weather here, especially sunday, monday and tuesday. so let the cooling begin a lot of low class big, much bigger fog back here. some drizzle as well. some sign out there is gossip mentioned, but a lot of high clouds breezy to windy and that

means steps are on their way down. 50 sixties over by the coast seventy's inland and maybe even colder than that, by the time we get to the weekend, alright over to sound now, eight o'clock usually at this time you might you head down to the south bay. is that true? yeah you know, i could definitely start with the south day because this is when that and, uh at steve pays attention. this is when the south face starts getting kind of slow. the few want to get ahead of the crowd. you should get on the road before this hour this hour is kind of sticky here on 85 especially look at all that slow traffic on 85 heading up to 17. and then to 80 has some slow traffic as well. and you can see it's a little crowded here on two idiots nothing out of the ordinary, but that's what happens. babe braids is still backed up for a good long delay here at the toll plaza to one. let's get back to the headlines, sal. thank you. abortion rights activists say they are concerned that if the supreme court overturns roe versus wade it could next target other privacy rights such as same sex marriage, legal experts emphasized. what was leaked this week is a draft document from

the u. s. supreme court, not a final ruling. if the underlying legal arguments remain in the majority opinion, it could represent a fundamental shift in the courts. interpretations professors say. justice samuel alito draft says rights are only protected if they're mentioned in the constitution. legal experts point out there are many rights that have been protected by the court that don't meet that criteria. the right to marry the right to procreate the right to custody one's children the right to keep the family together. the right appearance, control the upbringing, their children the right to purchase and use contraceptives. legal experts say that passed courts have seen those rights and others as protected under the 14th amendment, with the right to privacy experts say justice alito's opinion would leave abortion up to state and federal lawmakers. meanwhile more fencing is going up around the u. s. supreme court building ahead of more expected protests this weekend that includes the security fence that can't be climbed similar to what was put in place around the capital

after the january 6th riot. just days after his opinion was leaked. justice alito has decided not to attend the fifth circuit court of appeals conference today. justices john roberts and clarence thomas are expected to speak at a similar conference. it is unclear if they, in fact, will meanwhile, governor gavin newsom also fears that have roe versus wade is overturned. other rights could be targeted as well. across the spectrum of issues you think for a second same sex marriage. is safe in the united states. america anticipating the governor was in los angeles, speaking at the headquarters of planned parenthood, and said conservative elected officials and judges will chip away at the rights that are important to many americans. it's just about you. i mean, if the right to privacy is not foundational. they're coming after you people have the courage, governor and state legislative leaders want to add an amendment to the california constitution that

guarantees a woman's right to have an abortion. and the governor says california will also offer help to women from states that have banned abortion . barry doctors are concerned about an increase in covid cases that comes as people are gathering to celebrate cinco de mayo today. then many will gather in large groups for the upcoming mother's day holiday weekend. we'll turn to ktvu is amanda quintana now live in the south bay with what doctors are urging. and what people have to say about this bomb. yes well, it is something that none of us want to hear. but we are entering this six wave of covid infections and here in santa clara county, the public health officer says. that after they saw that big jump in cases from the first macron surge, they had a brief break. and then now this last month, cases and transmission rates have been rising again. dr monica gandhi and infectious disease expert at ucsf says we're seeing this rise because in all macron sub variant is here, the most

contagious variant that we've seen so far. and more people are gathering now. that even though case rates are rising, this variant isn't more severe, so hospitalizations are still low. dr. gandhi credits the vaccines for that. never going to get rid of covid. unfortunately it's just not ineradicable infectious diseases, but we have to keep our rates of severe disease low and that's what we're watching, and we're very grateful they're staying low. she says. everyone has to make their own calculations when thinking about gathering this weekend, her advice if you're going to see your mom or your grandma for mother's day, those who are elderly or immunocompromised should still wear a mask indoors . she says. if you're over 70, you are eligible to get that second booster shots, so she really recommends that you do that to even now it's close right before mother's day. the main message to take away from this is that the pandemic is not over. so we have to keep in mind

all of those things that we have been saying the last two years live in san jose. amanda kintanar ktvu fox, tunis. thank you. amanda the c d. c believes that covid death rate will start going up again because of this surge, officials predict as many as 4600 cover desk by the end of the month, a report by johns hopkins university says more than 996,000 people have died from covid here in the united states. so by next month that covid death toll could top one million and the mercury news reports at least 65 students at nine staff members. at los ghettos high school tested positive for covid. during the last two weeks, school officials sent out more than 2000 exposure notices, which is almost the entire student population. last month, there was an outbreak at san mateo high school, school officials say about 100 students there to us tested positive shortly after going to the prom now to a developing story the investigation into a fatal shooting in vallejo last night. below police confirmed it

happened at about 11:30 p.m. on hazelwood. st investigators tell us they found a man inside a car who had been shot. he was pronounced dead at the scene. police are not releasing his identity. at oakland police are asking for help and funding to missing woman who has alzheimer's. here's a photo of 69 year old bus guanxi was last seen yesterday morning on foothill boulevard near 24th avenue. she's asian, about five ft. tall £120. he has gray hair , brown eyes, she usually wears his straw hat. in a long slave t shirt. today is day 71 of the russian invasion of ukraine and a steel plant in mariupol with civilians inside is still under attack. the finding continued today even though russia promised civilians could evacuate through saturday, and officials say more than 300 civilians from elsewhere in mariupol and for other towns have been evacuated as part of a successful operation. meanwhile russian military forces continue their attack this morning in the

eastern part of ukraine. five people were killed, at least 25 more wounded over the past 24 hours due to russian shelling, missile strikes, bombarded railroad stations and other targets in an effort to control more territory. in la vive. a new round of attacks knocked out power yesterday and disrupted the power supply. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky wants more support from the united states. he also invited president biden to visit kiev. i think it's very important. because you know, you know our minds, our society and the president biden and the president of the biggest democratic civilization where ukrainians for our understanding that's it that our partners strategic partners, and i think that it would be great signal. monitoring groups say they worry russia may try to take more drastic action on ukraine on may 9th. that's the anniversary of the soviet union's defeat of

germany. the kremlin denies those allegations. northern california caviar producer says it is now being targeted by people think the company is russian. czar nikolai caviar was actually founded more than 40 years ago by a swedish family. they used the name because they didn't think a california caviar company will get the same respect as something that sounded like it was from the caspian sea. a labor, luci says the russian sounding name is now responsible for hate mail and threats despite the display of ukrainian flags inside their shop. what started as an amazingly advantageous thing in the last couple of months has turned into you know, as center of, you know, uncomfortable conversations for a lot of our staff. butler chee says the business says received intimidating letters, including one that told the owners to quote go back to russia. so he's increased security and now responds to angry online posts with the actual history of the company. he says it is gratifying when some posters

apologize coming up on 8 10. let's see what we can do to get you to that 8 30 meeting or school start. what do you say, sal? alright right now, if you're driving on the bay bridge, you will see some slowing here. as you get into san francisco. we do have that slowing. i do want to mention that we keep continue to look at contra costa county highway four and 6 18 also interstate 80 from richmond into berkeley. is slow . now we've been looking at the east bay 8 85 80 are getting slower eighties a little better now that got that rid of that crash at autumn all parkway. if you're heading, let's say from hayward to fremont. and then if you look at the south bay commute, you can see that that's beginning to get just a little bit better. it was really at its peak in the seven o'clock hour. if you have the luxury of waiting around, you might be in better shape. you can see it's still crowded on to 80 here. take 10. let's go back to the desk. thank you. sal attacks at a san francisco middle score, becoming more violent. what we're learning about recent incidents at the school and the condition of the latest victim

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moux left one person dead, four people heard and 50 people displaced. the fire was first reported around one o'clock yesterday afternoon at a 142 unit apartment complex on s kuala avenue. several people were rescued. the fire did extensive damage destroyed 18 apartments. one dog was killed in the fire. the cause is under investigation. time now is 8 14 police in livermore searching for thieves who stole a van from outside a nonprofit office surveillance video from the parking lot of the tri valley haven show that vans brake lights come on, then the thief back side of the parking spot. and then drives away. it happened early monday morning. the director of the homeless services for tribal haven tells ktvu, the thief cut their way through a security fence. defense was cut. and they came through that avenue. we did not get it on camera. the very first camera shot that we had was the

van being hotwired. you can see the back lights going off and on and then van finally moved and left the parking lot. tribally haven says they use that van to make grocery store pick ups of food to be delivered to people in need. report shows more than 300 san francisco apartments that are supposed to be available to low and moderate income renters have been sitting empty for months. that's 15% of all the units set aside for those renters, according to the san francisco chronicle, the report says 21,000 potential tenants have applied to move in and that the process is taking so long. many of them are looking elsewhere, some turning to market rate apartments that are offering special rates. san mateo counties. first homeless navigation center project is getting a new infusion of cash. it's getting $500,000 from the most recent federal budget county plans to use that money to build a brand new $55 million facility in redwood city. it's a

way of saying what we know to be true, and san mateo county, which is that we are compassionate people. that we are committed to making sure that everyone who needs a place to call home will have a place to call home. san mateo counties navigation center will provide individual living pods and support services to help people transition into permanent housing. some of the drought rules of the marin municipal water district that were expected to be temporary or permanent. the water board unanimously approved limiting the use of sprinklers to just two days a week. irrigation has allowed three days a week. all pool owners have to have covers for their pools. rules were all put in place. last year, the board did lift a ban on washing cars at home and will now allow water connections for new landscaping. getting a preview this morning of a new green way

to get across the bay hydrogen fuel cell powered ferry called the sea change is being tested out up in washington. it's expected to be in san francisco bay soon. most various currently run on diesel, this first of its kind, fairies fuel cells amid water and heat instead of greenhouse gasses. people behind the ferry say that hydrogen fuel cells are proven technology that have yet to be applied to the maritime industry. shipping industry uses on average around 300 million tons a year of carbon intensive fuels admits on average about a billion tons of co. two and other greenhouse gasses a year. this is going to be the next standard. critics say that hydrogen fuel cells are slow to roll out and commercial vehicles because of the high cost in large size. the board of directors for the san francisco bay ferry we'll get a preview and the project will be seen by them. later today. the ships expected start running passenger service sometime in june. all right. speaking of transportation, let's check in with a man that knows all when it comes to the roadways in the

sea and the bay, sal, how are we doing? we're doing okay, except that there's always an exception. bong and, uh, southbound 80 in san jose right near the airport. there's a brand new injury crash. let me put it on the map here. south bong 8 80 right here at north first street. when you get off to go to the airport here, there is a crash. now there's usually not a big traffic jam in the area, but there is one developing again. southbound 88 north. first you look at the rest of the south bend community looks pretty typical with slowing getting into the west valley, especially on how we 85 on to 80. it's also a little bit congested. heading up the highway 17. we have congestion on the same mateo bridge. it's moving, okay, but it's kind of congested. they're heading out to how we want to one in foster city or san mateo. pardon me. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza and that is backed up for 10 to 15 minute wait. 8 18. what about today's weather? let's bring steve back cooler sound. that's the main message here after well. many summer pattern yesterday lasted one day

because the coast and the bay cooled down yet inland temps operators to near 90. half moon bay was 59 the city 64 oakland, 73. san rafael was 83. redwood city and napa rated for san jose was 85 concrete. 89 morgan hill made it to 90 degrees. not today. there's too much fog. i'll say look at that. plenty of local louds and fog. there's higher clouds up above combination of those two and that system, the first of what could be many coming through here, producing rain up on the north coast. maybe northern mendocino county looks to be about the line. for now we get the higher clouds that's opened the door to that breeze in some drizzle. not only i think in the next couple of days here but leading into the weekend friday night and saturday as well, so a couple 100 here in drizzle looks likely over the next couple of days. temperatures coming down fifties sixties coast in bay, mainly seventies inland, and there could be far enough inland, a couple upper seventies, but most locations you get a west wind at 26 gusting 31 out of fairfield that's usually sure sign even the most in the locations are starting to cool down and they will fifties for most on these

temps mid fifties, although brownwood 65, you know they're one of the last antibiotic around would be cool down, but they will eventually because there's just too much cloud cover too much of a breeze. that's a strong system up in the pacific northwest, and there are a lot of systems coming across the pacific and a lot of these are going to be playing into our weather between now and sunday night monday. drizzle looks like maybe a little light rain friday into saturday, santa rosa, north mendocino county and then sunday monday into tuesday, looks like some range for us, mainly north of san pablo bank was sierra snow. 6 to 12 inches would not surprise sunday night into money could be some low elevation snow here if everything falls into place, 50 60 seventies on your attempts, mostly sunday friday, then clouds start to roll in saturday and a huge change sending money, you guys, thank you. not a new video from that onstage attack on comedian dave chappelle. what we know about the attacker and the security changes happening at the hollywood bowl family reaching out to the public after a priceless locket necklace was

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fanduel and draftkings, two out of state corporations making big promises to californians. what's the real math behind their ballot measure for online sports betting? 90% of profits go to the out of state corporations permanently. only eight and a half cents is left for the homeless. and in virginia, arizona, and other states, fanduel and draftkings use loopholes to pay far less than was promised. sound familiar? it should. it's another bad scheme for california. 300 million years ago, there was no africa, asia, americas or europe.

just one, big supercontinent: pangea. and today there is still a force connecting those divided by distance, reversing millions of years of rifting. making far feel close. bringing there to here. then edge following an onstage attack on dave chappelle at the hollywood bowl. new video of the incident shows a man police have identified as 23 year old isaiah

lee rushing the stage and tackling chappelle. police say he was holding a fake gun with a real knife attached to it. they say he didn't use this weapon in the attack this morning, though, there are growing questions about how we got on into the venue and on stage. we actually went and sonic forgot. see last night and the first row of the show was like 40 ft back, and i was confused by it. but now it makes sense. mhm was arrested. booked for assault with a deadly weapon. recent social media posts from lee showing rapping about going after chappelle police have yet to give an official motive. mother in livermore is pleading for the return of stolen ashes of her late son, 16 year old devon died in 2013 a cancer well, his family put his ashes inside lockets and have been wearing them ever since his brother tyler wore out. what one of those necklaces to a gym on monday night and took it off to go into the sun. it was then stolen from his locker. i just i

just want to back. it means a lot. you can take any other necklace. just give me that's my brother's necklace. not just mine carry devin around. on our bodies to keep him with us to keep him present a little bit numb a little bit. violated would you feel if someone went to the cemetery and dug up your mom and stole her? well devon was born months premature and endured many open heart surgery . she was diagnosed with cancer on his 14th birthday. his family says the person who has the necklace can return it. to the 24 hour fitness gym, and there will be no questions asked the trial for a father and son charged in connection with the 1996 disappearance and killing of cal poly student christian smart is set to take place in salinas. the trial is set to begin may 31st after a judge granted a change of venue. paul flores is accused of killing smart during an attempted sexual assault. his father, ruben, is charged with helping to dispose

of her body, which has never been found independent investigation into the death of mario gonzalez found there is not enough evidence to charge the officers involved. of any wrongdoing. the new report says the officers acted consistent with department policies. gonzalez died after three officers restrained him last year. the report comes after the district attorney declined to charge those officers corner ruled the death a homicide. but, said gonzalez died from methamphetamine along with stress from being restrained, but an autopsy commissioned by the family's attorney found he died from restraint. xia, they're suing the city now and the officers in federal court police will soon be installing cameras inside 40 police vehicles. officials say the move is meant to help increase transparency in policing. the cameras will show what's happening in front of the police car and can also record what's happening in the back seat. the cameras will also record traffic stops, vehicle pursuits and the transport of anyone under arrest. the department plans to

start using the cameras next month. next another interest rate hike announced by the fed what it means for our economy and what financial experts say still needs to happen for inflation rates.

hospital. with life threatening injuries from an attack by students at his own school. the investigation underway. the other attacks at that same san francisco middle school, and my parents say certain students are being targeted. then providing

access to abortions, details on a san francisco supervisors plan after a leaked draft from the supreme court shows the landmark roe v. wade decision could soon no longer stand. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian everybody i'm frank mallicoat. today is thursday. may the fifth cinco de mayo out there so happy cinco de mayo and if you if you like it hot yesterday was your day if you like it a little bit chillier. we're heading that direction. stephen sure are frank and gossip starts today with a big drop in a lot of those temps even more so by sunday and monday, when a really strong system cold system is going to carve itself out over the west coast, already leading edge of the higher clouds are moving over us right now, underneath that there's a pretty good fog bank about it's lifted , and it's opening the door to a cooler pattern. so let the cooling begin here. no doubt about it. low clouds. we call it fog some sun in there. a lot of

high clouds breezy to windy, especially some of the wind prone areas. gusts already the 30 miles an hour attempts are on their way down sixties to seventies and even colder than that sunday monday, all right over to sound now, 8 30 in the morning improvement the same. what do you see? a little improvement on some of these commute, steve, let's start in the east bay. this time i want to show you that some of these commutes are getting better. by the moment highway 24 seems to be better and just that it was just a little while ago and six eighties, improving to a little bit of slowing stillighway force improved 80 is still kind of slow between the richmond bridge in berkeley. and here it is the issue of freeway. when you get out toward the bay bridge toll plans that you will see the traffic is still slow at the toll plaza here. 8 31. let's get back to the headlines. we'll take it. thank you, sal. parents and students at san francisco middle school are asking the district to take action against unruly behavior on campus. another fight between students and one child to the hospital. ktvu jelly rasmus. reports from everette middle school, which is

along the castro and mission district border. well parents have students at everett middle school. tell us the bottom line is they're afraid to send their kids to school here. they say violence on campus has been an ongoing problem all academic year. the latest conflict earlier this week sent a 13 year old student to the hospital with life threatening injuries. the san francisco unified school district would only confirm that the 13 year old was in an altercation. with another student on campus monday afternoon, the co chair of the school's pta and several other parents tell ktvu. this is not an isolated incident, however. one mother told us her son has been beaten up twice, most recently on friday and left him wi on his arm. and in another incident, a 12 yol boy was beaten this week by another student and suffered a swollen eye. parents say many of the attacks appeared to involve kids bullying latino students who are new to the country and speak very little english was really sad because i have been advocating for help and support

to prevent this from happening. sf usd said in a written statement. quote when a serious incident occurs, we attend to the immediate safety of the students involved, communicate directly with their families and determine the appropriate supports interventions and consequences, end quote. but again, several parents say that follow through just isn't happening. as for the 13 year old boy who suffered life threatening injuries, he is still in the hospital. police are apparently involved, and they have met recently with his family. in san francisco ali rasmus ktvu. box two news, ali. thank you. one man is being held in san jose after a standoff with police at an elementary school. we had this for you live as breaking news yesterday at noon. police say the man was armed with a knife when he walked onto the campus of empire gardens elementary school. some 300 children were attending class at the time. authorities say the man appeared to be homeless and was suffering from a mental health episode. the school was put on lockdown police crisis specialist eventually convinced the man to surrender. that's why we have

the resources here. that's why we have the people. that's why we have our mobile crisis assessment team. we don't want to force a confrontation. we want a peaceful resolution. the standoff ended peacefully about 2.5 hours later, the man is being checked out by mental health professionals in the u. s supreme court does overturn roe versus wade. the biden administration worries it could start a wave of overturning other personal liberties, president biden says penny and abortion invades the women's right to privacy and their personal health care and that could lead to ending other supreme court decisions that involve personal matters. that are not specifically spelled out in our constitution, including same sex marriage. what are the next things that are going to be attacked? because this maga crowd is really the most extreme political organization that's existed in american history. some republicans believe the leak was politically motivated by someone who is pro abortion rights, and no public reaction

would influence the supreme court justices before the decision was officially announced. san francisco supervisor hillary ronan is proposing the city give financial help to women who want to come to san francisco for abortions. supervisor ronan says a safe abortion access program would pay for travel accommodations and safe access to abortion services for women who live in anti abortion states. court members are looking into how the program could work and how much it would cost. i am positive that we would have the support of the board in the mayor's office. you know, san francisco is staunchly pro choice city. we believe that abortion is healthcare, and we know that this is something that the majority of the city will be behind. supervisor ronan's proposal is approved by the board. san francisco would pay the travel cost for 1000 women to come to san francisco for abortions. a new analysis shows that the supreme court does overturn roe v. wade california could become home to nearly 30%

of all abortion clinics in the united states. 26 states are expected to implement bans or tougher restrictions on abortion if the high court overturns roe v. wade. the san francisco chronicle reports. there are more than 200 clinics in those states that could then close. if that happens, california would go from having 21% of all clinics in the u. s to 29. new this morning. one person in oakland has been displaced after a large overnight rv fire video. we received from the citizens. app shows the flames shooting up from the rv near east 12th and 19th avenue, not far from highway 80. nobody was injured, but the fire department did confirm that the person who lived there now has nowhere to go cause of that fire. is under investigation. state is investing $5 million in a bill aimed at supporting public safety on tribal lands. for too long, too many native american families have been torn apart. too many innocent lives have

been lost. there has been too much pain. too much worry too much trauma as we solemnly remember those missing and murdered. we also affirm our shared commitment to preventing future pain to taking action. together. we affirm our commitment to building healthier. and safer communities. that announcement was timely since today is missing and murdered indigenous women's day. organizers want more attention to the need for additional resources to find those that are missing. get the justice they deserve and work to prevent future tragedies. santa rosa police are asking for help in finding a shooting suspect. investigators say 27 year old brad adams was in the taco bell drive thru around midnight wednesday when he started arguing with the driver behind him. police say adams pulled out of the drive thru and shot at the other car several times, then drove away. his truck was found in a nearby parking lot with a handgun inside. adams had fled. the man who was shot is in

the hospital and is expected to survive. santa rosa. police are also looking for a man who robbed a bank when it's to say the man passed a threatening note to a teller at the wells fargo in cleveland avenue around five o'clock last night. the men stole the money, then ran away. this is a surveillance video still image. there's a 25 $100 reward for information leading to this man's arrest. san jose mayor sam liccardo now defending himself, saying he was trying to save taxpayer money on the part extension. to the south bay mercury news obtained texts between liccardo and the project manager, which apparently show they wanted to keep quiet that the cost was increasing $2 billion to 9.1 billion. that had a cost were reportedly due to a single tunnel design rather than a traditional twin tunnel. liccardo tells the mercury news that he was worried contractors could drive up costs if they knew there was more state and federal funding. all right, let's get you outside this gorgeous thursday gorgeous because i feel like every great cool day we have pushes fire season just another day away

point that a little rain or snow would certainly help as well you too, and it looks like we'll get some of that, but mainly cooler is going to be the main message . probably all the way into next monday or tuesday is the way it's looking. low clouds. some breaks nose low clouds looking out over oakland, but real solid fog bank here has made a strong push here when you have these water temps at 48 49 50 degrees and you get upper eighties to near 90 inland. it doesn't take much at all to get that fog rolling right along and that's what happened. now for the weekend. there'll be a system dropping in on sunday, you know, may not hold a lot of moisture, but it's going to be a cold system and a dynamic one. so some rain to the north. we could get some scattered showers. i mean, you're going to see some thunderstorm activity, if not sunday, into monday. the window pick up late sunday monday. also serious no. it could be maybe a foot for some of the higher elevations here already reigned in the north. it's going to stay that way, except for drizzle for us for a few days. but the pattern is a very cool one for me and also very strong when i should add. maybe not rain wise,

but wind wise, cold wise, it's going to be a chilly pattern here could get some drizzle here. we had some reports of that this morning. some of the higher elevations more likely over the next 48 hours. before the main system arrives on sunday, monday lingers all the way into tuesday, down to southern california. so some blow high clouds. some sun breaks in their breezy to windy at times, but fifties sixties seventies santa rosa oakland, speaking of as we just looked at cooling off from 73 yesterday. 65 santa rosa to 67 san mateo to 17 san jose from 85 to 74 pretty good wind already knocking on the door out there at fairfield 26 custom 31 mph that'll do it. not all locations are in on the wind. but there's going to be some blustery conditions here fifties on most of the temps, although brent woods that's the outlier, but most locations are considerably cooler than 24 hours ago. system will drag across a lot of cloud. there's a series of them coming across the pacific. each one of these is going to make an impact in some way, shape or form some with drizzle and something. we hope a little bit of rain because we need it. i know there's a lot of

outdoor activities here, but that's the way it looks sunday into monday with sierra snow not until late sunday into monday, but there's some pretty good projections being forecast here. i think there'll be more than this. by the time we get into monday and even tuesdays and lingers up their fifties sixties seventies, so cool pattern has started. probably not a lot of change friday. the bigger change starts sunday and then the biggest chance sunday into monday. thank you, steve. coming up next, a competition here in the bay area for the best taco happening over the weekend, coming up on mornings on to the 91 of those contestants is coming right here to ktvu for a live look at a taste of their delicious tacos. and discouraging data on what's happening with small businesses in particular, despite a positive jobs report in the next hour why those businesses are struggling to recover. out-of-state corporations wrote an online sports betting plan they call "solutions for the homeless".

really? the corporations take 90 percent of the profits. and using loopholes they wrote, they'd take even more. the corporations' own promotional costs, like free bets, taken from the homeless funds. and they'd get a refund on their $100 million license fee, taken from homeless funds, too. these guys didn't write a plan for the homeless. they wrote it for themselves. what's it like having xfinity internet? it's beyond gig-speed fast.

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care to people battling conditions from anxiety to depression company will continue to issue prescriptions. for conditions other than 80. hd california's attorney general, calls a victory that will maintain an open internet for the state and its 40 million residents. telecommunications companies, including at and t, verizon and comcast, are stopping their attempt to block california's net neutrality law. it bars broadband providers from favoring one service or app over another by slowing their process speed. then governor jerry brown signed the law in 2018, california just started enforcing it last year. a federal appeals court then upheld the law in january. california is the first state to start the process of adapting crypto currency. the governor. executive order has state agencies working with the federal government to create regulations for digital currency. cryptocurrencies are built on blockchain database technology. governor's executive order also calls for officials

to look at incorporating broader blockchain computer coding into the government. operations as part of the effort to fight inflation. the federal reserve raised interest rates yesterday in the largest single jump since the year 2000. short term rates were raised by a significant half percent. raising rates will make loans, mortgages and other types of credit more expensive. the fed chairman jerome powell said the central bank hopes the move will cool demand and lead to lower prices. inflation is much too high. and we understand the hardship it is causing. and we're moving expeditiously to bring it back down. defense says more rate hikes are likely. some economists warned the move to push down rising prices could lead the u. s into a recession. well it is a big selloff on wall street this morning with a doubt briefly down 1000 points is watching these numbers and more today in dollars and cents dipped below that, mark. twice down, 1000 down 1000 right now, coming back a little bit now in focus today. the retailers and

the tech stocks suffering some of the biggest losses this morning, analysts say there seems to be a shift from online shopping to more in person experiences. some of the earnings reports reflect that this morning. both wayfair, the online home furnishing company, and shopify, which makes tools for online shopping report, both reported a loss for the first quarter. that was much worse than analysts expected. now, in the opening bell rang this morning, wayfair stock dropped more than 14% shopify stock down 18% most of the big tech stocks are suffering the biggest losses as well this morning and how, as we take a live look at the big board, they're coming back a little bit, but you can see the dow jones now still down, 983 points almost 3% the nasdaq slipping almost 600 points right now, 4.5% the nasdaq is down about 24% on the year and the s and p 500 also down three and a third percent. facebook's parent company, not adding new employees, the website business

insider reports saying several internal memos from meta indicating a hiring phrase now this comes as meta plans to refocus to tackle some of the challenges that caused a mess in revenue targets. however there are still 4000 job openings on met as website as of this morning. in total meta has about 70,000 employees. many of them of course, right here in the bay area, new data shows, while many companies are hiring small businesses are losing jobs, according to the adp. national employment report. small businesses lost 120,000 employees from march to april, while larger businesses gained 247,000 people. one of the biggest obstacles is wages, larger companies can attract workers with higher pay and better benefits. elon musk has recruited $7 billion of financing for his $44 billion takeover of twitter. in a new sec filing this morning, he detailed the investors who are joining him. the list includes oracle ceo larry ellison

committing $1 billion as well as many wealth management funds, committing hundreds of millions of dollars. a saudi prince, also rolling over his nearly $2 billion stake in the company. for an investment in the soon to be private company, and musk is in discussion with twitter founder jack dorsey for his shares as well. twitter stock one of the very few bright spots this morning. it's up close to $2 a share right now. again the markets in general down significantly, but keep in mind . this does follow big games yesterday afternoon after that fed announcement on higher interest rates. pam cook, that's a look at your dollars and cents. hamm thank you, the most overvalued real estate market in the country. isn't in the bay area, so breathe easy on that a new study finds its boise, idaho between inflation and the pandemic, people have continued to leave more expensive areas and had to places where housing is more affordable. that's caused a big jump in home prices in boise media list price for a home there is up more than 20%

over last year, realtors and buyers say the boise housing market is starting to look like the bay areas. too much demand, not enough supply. people now and they want to either be a move up buyer or their retiring and want to buy a smaller house. that's become increasingly difficult as well. i do think boise was, you know, a gem that people are discovering is not just housing prices that are shooting up in cities such as boise, as well as salt lake city, tampa. costs for other goods and services are also on the rise. crazy i looked on. what is it? zillow where you can see what your house is worth at my home in new hampshire and what i sold it for 10 years ago. it's double. you shouldn't torture yourself. i mean, so we all do it, but we know we shouldn't do it. you know, i know this. you know, i've had some people that i know it's just not, you know who have left the bay area and moved to boise, idaho. so it is actually people that i know now, so it's becoming a little more real. let's go out and take a look at

the bay area traffic here at the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see it is backed up all the way out to about the end of the parking lot, so it's getting better. we're seeing improvement. in this late hour. if you're waiting to go, this might be a good time. highway four is improved, and so has 6. 80 80 is still a little slow between richmond and berkeley. we look at that south they commute. remember that crash and told you about southbound 80 at first street? well, that's there , and that's adding a big slowdown on 8 80. it's also look at this. it's affecting northbound 80 as well. don't be late to your flight at san jose airport because right now it's not looking great. give yourself extra time. if you have to catch that flight 8 51. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. arizona sell. i know people have moved there. yes sir . north south. all right for us here. we're not going anywhere. we're moving into a cooler pattern. we're moving into, and it's already raining up on the north coast there. crescent city , arcata! eureka it's right there. mount shasta amounts. yes, it's probably going to get some snow here as we head

towards sunday monday, so we'll tahoe. take a look at that coming up as a really strong system for may is on its way. there's a couple of systems that will get here before that main system on sunday. one is that today. another one will be coming in friday. saturday it looks like some drizzle will be likely here. we had a little bit this morning, there'll be more as we go into friday saturday, maybe early sunday, so i would think drizzle is in the forecast for the next couple of days cooler cooler for all here after a one day warm up inland. i mean, i mean upper eighties nineties yesterday for a few not today. temperatures are really coming down with a combination of low clouds and high clouds and more of an onshore wind for some a breeze. for others. only travis is really out there. 31 mph, but fifties on most of the temps here, i think temperatures even the most in the locations when you get a win to 31 miles an hour that usually does at this time of year, so a series of systems bringing rain to north and there's a lot coming across the pacific. that's going to play under our weather for about the next seven days is the way it's looking. think we will get some rain here on sunday to

the north and then sunday afternoon into monday, some thunderstorms are likely with serious no. maybe about six inches to a foot is likely between then and tuesday. some forecast models bringing in monday, some bringing in sunday. either way, it's going to be an unseasonably strong system, and that will take us into a really cool pattern you guys late in the weekend and early next week. well they're still staying up at palisades about that. thank you, steve. if you still need to get your mom a gift, you have got two days to do so coming up on mornings onto the nine. we're giving you a look at some of the hottest tech gifts your mom might want. mother's day, which is sunday, coming up turning hate into hope. next, the television news anchor who's giving opportunities to other asians with her new nonprofit after a racist reaction from viewers put her in the spotlight.

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that the school district paid the money that they are owed about 30. educators at washington high school, say a new payroll system caused them to miss and paychecks. some say that amount is more than $10,000 , they said. that's unacceptable to have such a large sum of money missing. we have a job to do. we have a job to do, but we've been doing without getting paid payroll office never organized anything to try and explain to us what our paychecks should look like. how to read them where they could be discrepancies that was all coming from staff here who just worked together and shared information that they found out themselves. the san francisco unified school district says it is aware of the problem but that it will take some time to ensure everyone is paid what they are owed. district says it fixed widespread issues back in march, but there are now working to solve. some problems that are affecting a small number of their employees. leaders from the bay area state universities have launched a new initiative

to help low income students graduate from college on time and with less debt. officials from san jose state, san francisco state and cal state east bay took part in a kick off event in san francisco yesterday . the college core program will give students $10,000 in financial support. for completing one year of public service. the students will volunteer in three priority areas to get that money came through 12 education, climate action and food insecurity. applications open on april 1st and they can be filled out online. silicon valley venture capitalist john door is making a donation of a billion dollars to stanford university. money will be used to set up a new school that will study the effects of climate change and work to discover solutions. gift is the largest donation in stanford history and one of the largest for any school for that matter. in addition to the money donated by doors, stanford also received $590 million for the new climate school from some other donors.

members of san francisco's asian american community came together last night for the annual napa heritage awards. the word ceremony and celebration was put together by the asian american and pacific islanders association honors organizations that have reached major milestones in serving the community. assembly member phil ting spoke at the event said he was honored to recognize ap heroes and elevate asian successes. may is aapi heritage month and today we're spotlighting the very asian foundation. it was started by a news anchor in the st louis area. michelle lee was doing a segment about what americans eat on new year's day, she added. her own tradition said she eats dumpling soup. she got a lot of support about that inclusive moment, but the station also received a racist voicemail from a viewer who said they were offended. told ktvu. she turned that racist comments into something positive. i think it's a gift because the world responded and stuck up for me

and stuck up her racism and started sharing their moments of pride and eventually that led me to the ellen show, which then she gave me a $15,000 gift. relaunch this foundation were now 100, like five days in wow. very asian foundation raises money for organizations, including stop ap. i hate. concern is growing over unexpected supreme court abortion rights ruling. some believe other rights may now be in jeopardy. many doctors say another wave of covid is already sweeping across the bay area. why they're especially concerned about the upcoming holiday weekend and what health officials say is helping to keep hospitalizations down. plus it's cinco de mayo is a best taco competition happening this weekend. and we're bringing one of the contestants of taco takeover to ktvu what they'll be serving up next on the nine