lawmakers in washington, d c are now doing to push back as republicans try to shift the book is too who leaked that document, plus. turn your car. at least one driver in the south bay refused to cooperate with the police. d u i checkpoint still ahead at the police are working into this holiday weekend to keep everybody safe on the roads. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. it is friday. may 6th yes, it's been a long week. it has been going on. let's check in with steve paulson certainly felt the cooler weather moving in last night. pama yes, my mic on there. it is a two day week. it's not long for him. i was still working hard, always working. that's true. i

understand. yes it started to cool down yesterday. our good friend mr drizzles in town, no doubt about it, and there's some patchy fog out there, especially some few inland locations. and also half moon bay is reporting some very thick fog. so other than that, we're off to a pretty good start here. temperatures today seventies inland. finally a friday forecast so morning low clouds, fog, drizzle sun and clouds. of course that breeze will pick up. the big news will be starting saturday and especially sunday, monday and tuesday. temperatures though below average here, alright, it's 401 on a friday and here he is. he's got a bounce in his step, mr sal castaneda. well hello, steve. that's true. it is friday. i think there was kind of humid out there. and that would be the drizzle that you talked about. all right. so let's talk about a new crash. southbound 88 tennyson. all lanes are blocked, although the good news would just stand out as there are no injuries in this crash, but they have temporarily blocked all the lanes southbound 8 80 at tennyson road. they're taking traffic off the freeway

here in hayward. now as we found out, since there are no injuries, it just leads you to believe that once they clear this up, they're going to clear the freeway. things will return to normal really quickly. but if you're driving soon on, 80 and hayward sat down, all lanes are blocked. give yourself some extra time or get on the freeway . after tennyson 402, let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. topping our news this morning in eight ft. tall fence now surrounds the u. s. supreme court building in washington, d c protests on both sides of the abortion rights issue are going on going over the leak of justice samuel alito controversial draft opinion. anti abortion demonstrators prayed outside the supreme court. out on the street. abortion rights advocates held their protests as well. now the u. s senate will vote next week on a federal law that would protect abortion rights. the bill most likely will not get the 60 votes needed to prevent a republican filibuster. democrats

want senators of both parties to go on the record before the midterm elections. next week, the american people will see crystal clear. that when given the chance to right this wrong the republican party will either side with the extremists who want to ban abortion without exceptions. or side with women. the group ruth sent us named after former supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg has circulated an online map of the homes of what it calls six extremist justice is calling for protests at their homes. some lawmakers now want new protections for the supreme court justices. chief justice john roberts and his first public appearance since the lake called it quote absolutely appalling. he made the comments in atlanta, the judicial conference. he also called the leak of betrayal of the confidences of the court, and he ordered a full investigation. our time is 403. house speaker nancy pelosi is pushing back on

calls by republicans to focus on the leak itself and who did it. speaker pelosi want to quote as much opposition as possible to the expected actions of the supreme court. it's very damaging. it does violence to the constitution and violence to women across the country, especially are lower income women, women of color and the rest will be drastically impacted by this, so our focus is not about leak or something that republicans would like to focus on a leak. we're saying no , it's on the damage it does to a woman's dignity and her rights. no other california democrats are joining speaker pelosi in speaking out supporting a woman's right to choose. every woman in america deserves the same protections. that's what's at stake here, so i hope that congress will once again be voting to codify the protections of robie weighed, so that is not subject to litigation, and it's and the

supreme court that can swing back and forth. we need to qualify and make it permanent. speak senator padilla also says california leaders will make sure abortion rights are protected in california will welcome women who may be coming here from other states. providers are both abortion medication and emergency contraceptives are seeing a massive increase in sales this week. the telehealth company. aid access helps people get abortion pills. it says it had an unprecedented number of website visitors the day after the draft opinion was leaked another telehealth company here in san francisco, called newark's says it has seen a 300% spike in the number of requests for emergency contraceptives, including plan b. just this week. the newest member of the state assembly, matt haney, is already taking action on the abortion issue just days after being sworn in any posted to twitter last night after co authoring a bill that protects californians from civil liability for providing receiving or helping someone

access abortion care in the post . haney says he is proud to stand with the california legislative women's caucus in support of reproductive health. lawmakers in louisiana have just advanced a bill that would allow prosecutors to criminally charge those who get an abortion with homicide. that bill would make abortion a homicide quote. from the moment of fertilization now goes a step further than other recent legislative efforts to ban abortions by targeting the patient. the legislation was approved by a house committee yesterday and now goes to the full house for consideration. stay with us here at ktvu on air and online for the very latest developments on the battle over abortion rights just had two ktvu .com. we have new video to show you from oakland's uptown district of a big side joke. this video from the citizen app was taken last night. but you can see cars that broadway in

thomas berkeley way spinning donuts with dozens of people watching that we contacted oakland police, but there's no word yet on whether arrests were made or if anyone was hurt. the bay area. police were everywhere last night, keeping an eye out for cinco de mayo celebrations and one driver on the peninsula was seen on social media video speeding away from a dui checkpoint. girl. now this happened in san carlos. you see the driver after pulling up to the checkpoint, backing up into a ditch, turning his car around and then speeding away going in the wrong direction. we still don't know if san mateo county sheriff's deputies caught up with them. the sheriff's office did say they arrested one driver for d u i and cited dozens more for infractions like driving on a suspended license. thousands of people filled the streets of downtown san jose last night to

celebrate cinco de mayo. there's a lot of people out here celebrating. it's like even though they're not a hispanic, you know, it's like appreciating the support, you know for my people. the streets were packed with cars and people in a celebration that began shortly after dusk and continued into early this morning. however many downtown restaurant owners say business was still slow compared to past cinco de mayo celebrations. due mostly to the pandemic. the year before 2000 and 19 by this time was back. people were lying up. the san jose police department had more than 200 officers patrolling the downtown area. that was in an effort to make sure that this was a safe cinco de mayo celebration. there was some brief side shows and reports of public drunkenness, but it's not clear if police made any arrests. 408 many parts of texas and oklahoma, bracing for more dangerous springtime storms as weekend have already been several powerful tornadoes, damaging businesses, homes and schools. the governor of

oklahoma spent yesterday seeing the damage firsthand. it's just amazing when you see the damage that's done and the lives that are, you know. um, you know, affected by this. now some of the worst damage in oklahoma reported in the city of seminar wind gusts as strong as 135 miles an hour destroyed dozens of homes and businesses. tornadoes have also caused a lot of damage in parts of texas. so far, though, there's no word of any deaths in either of those states. it really seems like it's been a year of very extreme weather. it has other parts of the country in particular, steve , is it just me people? people have short term weather memories . it's okay for the midwest. maybe that's all these systems coming out of california once they clear the rockets. they pick up golf moisture and that i mean, that's a write a recipe for a lot of severe weather. sunday is an important day here, right, pamela? yes, it is. okay make sure you dress warmly

because it's going to be windy and colder. there could be a few little splash and dash showers, but i think mainly the messages windy, colder and a lot of cloud cover coming in really strong system for this time of year cold 12 it's hard to see, but there's a lot of low clouds underneath that and drizzle drizzle is in town. no doubt about it here, but a couple one hundred's. i had 10.1. when i woke up, i went. what's going there was streets were wet, so maybe you'll get some as well. you won't not taking a look in the city, not at the wind speeds. look at the relative humidity. 94% 90 96 96 95 as sal mentioned. it's very human, and it's on the mild side all mid fifties. how about that? i don't see this all the time. 54 to 56 covers all the temperatures in san francisco on this panel. fifties for almost everyone here. upper fifties san carlos 58 palo alto 59. livermore's 58 . i mean, these are really warm temperatures. we haven't had any cold air come in yet. but it will eventually get here. so today is kind of the tweener day

transition from the wind we had yesterday. there's just a lot coming across here systems going to dig into northern california and eventually southern california starting sunday and going all the way into tuesday. this will be a snow producer will get some rain out of it. the line looks to be about against san francisco san pablo bay north but you never know these these patterns. these can generate thunderstorms as such cold air coming in get that wouldn't be until monday, though. sunday there will be the day when we start to get the colder air and there will be some pretty good snow. up in the mountain 60 seventies on your temps fog drizzle santa claus kind of mild kind of muggy, then we start to cool it down saturday and a big drop on sunday. you guys right, steve? thank you. thomas for 11 in oakland restaurant owner robbed at gun point. it was all caught on camera still ahead with the man and his father say about this scary incident. and the message they have for the thieves in an effort to bring san francisco back to life will show you which areas leaders will focus on to help revitalize will focus on to help revitalize the city.

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time is now for 14 happening today, a court hearing will be held in san francisco for a police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed black man five years ago. officer chris samayoa is facing charges including manslaughter. prosecutors say police were chasing kiet o'neill thinking he was involved in a robbery and carjacking. when o'neill got out of the stolen van and ran past a police car, samayoa shot him. aoa had only been on the police job for four days. o'neal's family is calling for supporters to jam and packed the courtroom for this morning's continuance hearing. well tonight. oakland police are also searching for three gunmen caught on camera robbing a restaurant owner and his friends ktvu crime reporter henry lee says the owner tried to pull out his own gun to defend himself. surveillance video shows several armed men converging on three victims in the parking lot in oakland's diamond district. everything

happened so fast. it happened behind la perla, puerto rican cuisine on fruitvale avenue and your 5 80 at about seven wednesday night. restaurant owner gabriel ortiz was hanging out with two friends just minutes before closing. i just, you know, come out from the side of the truck with the gun to my buddy's face. i stepped back and i got a gun to my back. the men wore masks and yelled out demands. give it up! give it up! you know? give it up. closer look, ortiz was himself around with a gun. one of the robbers took it away and i was getting ready to pull my firearm and this guy was right right behind me. so it was already a tussle for him knowing that i had a gun, he said, get his gun. his gun. so that was a game changer says he tried to calm them down. chill chill. it's alright, chill . do you guys want chill? stole cash, and ortiz is gold necklace. moments before the robbery. the men apparently case the restaurant from a red toyota camry over here. slow down in front of the restaurant and looking inside. how long they

stopped. their t says it's difficult enough as it is trying to make a living family man, you know, i mean, it's not easy, especially during this pandemic to make earn, you know. work for hustle. you know where you over here having to take things that people work hard for the safety of the citizen of auckland, which right now is none. ortiz owns the restaurant with his son. time to turn your life around. you know, it's better all the way to earn their living. the playing with your life, you know, because he's only two things that is going to be waiting for them the jail or down on the ground. oakland police are reviewing the surveillance video in hopes of identifying the robbers. anyone with information is asked to give investigators a call. in oakland, henry lee ktvu fox studios. all right. thank you, henry for 17 at the time back over to steve paulson. some people have some outdoor plans, maybe for mom on sunday. i would do it in the morning, okay? cool

maybe rain coming in? yes but more likely in the afternoon, but i would do it in the morning. it will not be very warm, though, okay? i almost said. it's gonna it's going to be windy and colder, with maybe some rain developing in the afternoon. uh what we have right now is what we have here. is failure to communicate. i'm trying to communicate to you that if there's a lot of low clouds in place and drizzle, and even some fog being reported, so you might pick up a point a one or two and some of that drizzle and other than that, and once it clears, it's very muggy. look at the humidity levels are very high. 96% 90% in san francisco so kind of a muggy pattern. why? because we have a little more of a south southwest breeze. so mid fifties and san francisco and everywhere around i mean, it's not just in the city everyone's looking at fifties to upper fifties. i mean, this is really a mild warm pattern or human patterns. sours very quick to

pick up on that, so he gets a participation whether trophy, the low coming in that we will start the cool temperatures down. the very strong system was going to deepen over us, and it's going to hang around for about three days starting sunday, monday and going into tuesday. this will give us some rain, but its main messages windy and cold, unseasonably cool and also, i think some thunderstorm activity is likely with the days so long angle of the sun so high and this year is looking for probably after everything is said and done, i'd say 6 to 12 inches of snow. by the time we get the monday and tuesday it was roaring over the passage yesterday there were 60 80 mile per hour gusts at some of the ski resorts. 60 seventies on the temps. partly cloudy on saturday, then wendy colder on sunday and i think a mixed bag of activities, including some thunderstorms monday tuesday. fauci time is for 19 will travel is bouncing back nationwide, but not so much here in the bay area with that means with the local tourism industry. plus now life

is complete with her on stage with me. it's a love story of a couple sharing the stage in san francisco's newest show how one challenging act brought them to the bay area

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in the club. you got see production of deer, san francisco and shows us the amazing love story that brought them here to the bear. dear san francisco is a love letter to the city. a show with breathtaking feats of skill and strength, but this show is about much more. they come prepared for acrobatics and to be wowed by the physical accomplishment, but they're not prepared for the story, and they're not prepared that that story moves them. moved by the stories within the story, and when we talk about two performers in the show, song and pan, their story is without a doubt a love story. what do you feel when you watch her? beautiful. what a beautiful woman. it seems these two may have always been meant to be on stage and in life. their story starts in china. both were recruited by the same circus

school. we have to live in the school. we don't live with our family. we eat at school. we sleep with the like, you know, like a classmate. yeah, it's like army and you are how old she was 80 years old. i was 11 years they never met there but 10 years ago while they were both performing for different groups in canada, their paths crossed. it was during her rehearsal, my creation for different products. then we just met. we had a dinner with the two of other friends, then we just like to say that way. find love, and that's when they realized something needed to change. we realize we want to be together, so we have to learn something together. like the same act. that's why starting started learning chinese you you're from her. so that you could eventually be together. yeah, that was the idea. it's

called the diablo traditionally only performed by women and so pan needed to teach song recorded herself how to do it sent to me. i know where that ho my god. very serious help. i don't remember how many times i was like, okay. i want to give up. i can't. it's too hard. it's too hard. that's why juggling is easy. but when you want to be the level like high level is too hard. i want it. i don't know how many times like, probably like 100 times out like i don't want to do this anymore. but did you feel like if i can't get this? i can't be with her. that's why that's why i can't give up. otherwise it for sure i'll give up easily. it took three hours a day, he says. five days, sometimes seven days a week for five years until he says he was finally good enough to perform it on stage. but even then, they still have to figure out how to do it together like there's like specific trick. it's like a ping pong after

through to her that she plans to me. just like oh, you didn't throw good enough. she said. oh, no, you didn't cut. you didn't count. good enough. no, it didn't. it's just like, you know, threat to him. yeah it's crazy. but success on stage allowed them to be together. it meant getting married, play, let's do it and these two beautiful children. it is all part of what you see when you watch them perform on the stage of club fugazi to performers who separately perform amazing feats from the west, a neighborhood the worst in the neighborhood is the best juggling hats. balancing umbrellas. and diving through hoops. but when they share the stage together, oy

gave me a life of my own family brought us. to you. there is just something more now. life is complete with her on stage with me. love story forever entwined in this love letter to san francisco there. san francisco. nowhere was my home on t you. i met you. they love this city, and this city has loved them right back in san francisco. claudine wong ktvu fox two news. what a great story. thank you. coronavirus infections are on the rise again still ahead, the new locations in the bay area where people can get tested and treated on the spot, and he did it again, this time on the other side of the country. look at your screen just days after he was arrested in san francisco, this protest climber was this protest climber was climbing another building.

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beer like a 9 11 in us. the need for assistance continues in ukraine, but the donations are starting to slow down the events this weekend to help reignite the focus on helping the people of ukraine. if they're going to be that nasty, i can be nasty, too. draymond green, responding to a fine handed down by the league. hear why green says he feels no remorse for his gesture to the fans during tuesday's game. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on to pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark. pam what is today? today is friday friday. it is made the 16th. paulson's right here and steve. you saw things in our

weather on the way in seen things you people wouldn't believe. mhm i saw fog and drizzle for sure. now there's not why it's not widespread, but there's definitely it is warm out there. how warm is it's in the fifties. i mean, every reporting station here, 56 57. i mean, this is a really mild, muggy air mass. so we are getting a little bit of drizzle out of that. it's all low cloud deck. after it burns off. we'll get some sun, but it'll be kind of a muggy pattern today. then everything starts to change tomorrow. some morning fog from drizzle half moon bay is reporting a half mile visibility. so if you're over on highway one, maybe parts of the coast watch out. sun clouds kind of muggy temperatures. sixties to seventies on your temps, all right over to south 4 31 on a friday. good morning, sir. we okay out there. yeah we're okay . we had a crash that was blocking all the lanes and hayward that's cleared up. all the lanes are open south bong 80 near tennyson. we've been looking around at the freeway and you can see that. traffic is moving along very nicely to

start off this friday morning at the bay bridge. we don't have a big bath up yet and getting into san francisco. it's 4 31. let's go back to the headlines, now the latest on ukraine fighters at a steel plant in mario po are trying to hold out against the attacks of russian troops in a desperate effort to keep russia from taking over that strategic ports city. leaders of ukraine suspect russian president putin wants to present the russian people with a major battlefield success by victory day on monday, may 9th that's the holiday that marks the soviet union's victory over germany. well humanitarian aid groups are noticing donations for helping the people of ukraine. they're slowing down. ktvu is jana katsuyama shows us how there are plans for a series of events this weekend that may give the relief efforts some new momentum. since the start of russia's invasion barrier, humanitarian aid groups have held fundraising events and

collected donations. but now those same groups say donations are dwindling. fortunately we are observing significant donor fatigue. where we were getting more donations in the beginning of the war. and now, 70 days later, we see donations trickling down gorski with the nonprofit nova ukraine says that there is still great suffering every day in ukraine continues to be like a 9 11 in us. i just heard from my native heart give were a friend of mine has lost his parents in a rocket attack. the united nations says there are now an estimated 5.7 million refugees. this weekend. there will be a series of events in the bay area for ukraine, including a concert friday at the palace of fine arts in san francisco. a rally saturday at the ferry building for the second time. and a gathering at stanford. there also will be a fundraising concert at the congregation sheriff israel in san francisco on monday night with musicians from the san

francisco symphony and world famous singer frederica von stade. the news moves on so quickly or that people's attention moves on so quickly, so i feel that having this very inspirational concert. just let people know that that that the concern is still there. organizers say the concert will benefit nonprofits, including nova, ukraine and world kitchen and they hope to raise funds. and spirits using music as a bridge between communities together, um ukrainian composers and american composers into the same program. we're also bringing together russian musicians and ukrainian musicians to show um how how bridges can be built. also this weekend, the sweetwater music hall is partnering with the r is a foundation for a fundraising concert on friday. the tickets are sold out, but they say they are going to live streaming on youtube and ask people to donate what they can. reporting from the newsroom. jana katsuyama ktvu fox two news. thank you. janna california's continuing to

send support to ukraine since march, the state says it has shipped 5 50 bed field medical stations to the war torn country and is preparing to ship to more. the national guard has also shipped protective gear, including more than 4000, ballistic vests and 1500 helmets. additional shipments are planned in the coming weeks in california, says it has one of the largest ukrainian populations in the country and will continue to welcome ukrainian refugees. if you would like to get involved in some of the projects to help the people of ukraine. you can scan that cure code in the corner of your screen. it will take you to our website, which has information about multiple relief projects that are underway time now for 35 will. history is being made at the white house with the naming of the next white house press secretary. her name is kareem region, pierre. she'll be the first black woman and the first openly lgbt q person in that role. president biden said she will replace the current press secretary, jen psaki, who will be leaving next week. miss

jean pierre has served its president biden's principal deputy press secretary since inauguration there. the self proclaimed pro life spiderman did it again yesterday he was detained after climbing the 721 ft tall new york times building. where he hung high. one of the r reads. abortion kills more than 9 11 every week. another has an image of a fetus, and it calls out the specific doctor whom it accuses of having killed this baby. on tuesday, he climbed the side of san francisco salesforce tower declined all the way to the top. just to share his antiabortion views. some kids in california could soon be able to get a covid vaccine without their parents' permission. a proposal in the state legislature that would let kids 12 years and older get up to get vaccinated on their own, cleared

its first hurdle yesterday. right now, anyone younger than 18 cannot be vaccinated without their parents' consent unless it's a vaccine to prevent a sexually transmitted disease like hepatitis b, or hpv. the proposal from san francisco state senator scott wiener still has to clear the full senate. then the assembly tom. it's 4 37 . a new test to treat site for covid has opened in san mateo. it's part of a federal program that lets people get a covid test and then be prescribed medication and receive it on the spot if they test positive. this site is at the college of san mateo. there are other tests to treat sites across the bay area, including at several cvs pharmacy regulators say they are limiting who can get the johnson and johnson vaccine only to people who cannot get other covid shots. now, the fda says they re examined the data they're concerned about a serious risk of blood clots, especially within the first two weeks after vaccination. authorities have recommended for

months that people who are just getting their first vaccine should get fizer moderna instead . time is 4 37. now we're learning how bad warriors star gary payton was hurt, as well as the nba's punishment for memphis forward dillon brooks. afterwards steve kerr called a dirty foul in the last playoff game. remember this. gary payton was going into a layup early in game two. here's brooks colliding with them in midair causing peyton come down really awkwardly on his left side on his elbow. brookses two fouled s kicked out of the game has now been suspended for game three. that's saturday, chasing. doesn't matter. i mean, gary's out, carries out for the next, you know, foreseeable future for weeks he's bombed. he's got a huge brace on his arm, and, um he's gonna be out for a long time and he's crushed. you know

, he's 66 years toiling away in the league, as i said the other night. um in the spotlight, you know, playing in the playoffs, playing a huge role playing well, um, that's all been taken away from him. so that's we all feel terrible for gary. he deserves better. now as for gary payton, our cameras spotted him yesterday at practice. there he is, with the hood over his head . he had an m r i on wednesday it confirmed both the fracture as well as a ligament, ligament and muscle damage on his elbow is left album, which you can't see. you'll be checked out again in two weeks. and less than 30. seconds after gary payton went down, this happened to draymond green hit by an elbow in his face, you can see it right there that caused the laceration near his right eye. he needed stitches. and as he left the floor, you can't see his fingers. but he flipped a double bird to the fans of memphis who were bullying him and the n b. a

is now charging draymond $2500. you're gonna boot somebody who the #### boat and i face running on blood. you should get flipped off. i'll take the fine. i'll go do an appearance and make up the money. but it felt really good to flip them off. so they're gonna if they're going to be that nasty. i can be nasty, too. i believe you. draymond warriors will play the grizzlies back here at san francisco's chase center. this saturday will be a lot of activities and a lot of buzz outside the arena and inside, too. there might be some gestures as well. perhaps, um all are a little upset about what's been going on steve. he was just saying the warriors are number one. that's all that's okay. number one finger you should use for that. alright let's get to it. here. we have a big cool down yesterday the wind was cranked up now. today we're sitting with some fog low clouds drizzle in its mild to warm out there, so the temperatures will

kind of kind of hang in there today with seventies inland, then we start the cooling process saturday, the big drop of his sunday into monday. and speaking of money on sunday sunday. i if you're taking mom out, i would do it early. why? because it's going to be windy and colder and probably partly to mostly cloudy. the afternoon looks favorable for maybe some shower activity. and i don't think so. in the morning. it's tough to see here because everything is a low cloud deck. but with that low cloud deck, we're getting some fog and drizzle. mr drizzle is in town this morning for some now temperatures a lot again. it's the humidity levels. 100% sonoma mountain. 96% mount diablo 95% for ben lomond mount. i mean, we are. that's why we're getting some of that drizzle. we are saturated here and it's really muggy, half moon bay a half mile visibility after that, it's okay but the her some pockets of fog inland. as well. but mostly it's towards the coast but fifties on the attempts to upper fifties san carlos 58 livermore's 58 brent woods in their congress 59

san jose's 57 santa santa rosa nevado 56 napa airport 56. so for us, this is a muggy, warm pattern to start. but changes are on the way and that's going to be from a developing system coming across, and she'll take us into probably most of next week so cold is on the way. morning drizzle humid today and then we'll start to see a cool down tomorrow is clouds begin to move in. and sunday will be the big day here. as we start to see, i think some afternoon showers developing but main message will be take us into sut monday with mountain snow. not just a little bit, maybe six inches to about a foot looks likely here as we head into sunday, monday, you guys alright , steve. thank you time now for 42 learning about bias before they're teenagers coming up how a group of fourth graders are sharing with their learning in the classroom to help shape a better future. plus pain tribute to san francisco's first asian american mayor. we're going to show

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befd mayor libby chappelle unveiled the latest program in oakland's effort to bridge the digital divide among school kids shop says the city is committed to making sure all 50,000 oakland public school students have access to a computer and the internet at home. today the mayor will announce a new $12 million program is designed to help students from all economic backgrounds stay connected. concord high school is now turning to the public for help as it searches for a new school mascot. many teachers, students and parents say it's time to get rid of the school's current mascot. the minutemen. now it's named after fighters from the american revolutionary war with a logo showing a minute man holding a gun. the school is now inviting the community to respond to an online poll to change the mascot to possibly the concorde. crocodiles coyotes

or condors. once the name is getting narrowed down, they'll put it out to a vote to the student body. the student bodies will then research that that mascots name and the images and then um and then a design will be made, and then they will bring it to the board. however some people do not like the idea of changing the current mascot more than 2000. people have signed an online petition asking the school and the district to keep it the concord high minutemen. time is all. 4 46 with the berkeley unified school district announced a new superintendent, the school boards elected and neat and nicaea ford more thought to lead the school district, and her appointment is expected to be approved at the board meeting later this month. she right now is the deputy superintendent at the san francisco unified school district and replaces the outgoing superintendent bread. stevens who left back in march

to lead the lafayette school district. well several fourth graders in the east bay now called themselves authors. ktvu is andre senior, shows us. the newly published book called anti bias. abc s what were you doing in fourth grade? you matter, and you met her in this world and you have alex nor important because you you can change the wall can always yeah, a little better teacher ryan, brazil published the book titled anti bias. abc talk a lot about anti bias and social justice, so it just kind of made sense. it kind of came to me very quickly authored the pages inside. everyone needs to be taught. some people don't know wonder being biased and we need to teach them to be anti bias. empathy means when you see someone else's point of view. students at the athlete named love elementary. each used a letter of the alphabet to represent an anti bias. evelyn

hotch chose a letter f freedom is like we can do stuff. like we can need speak. we can get jobs . you can love other people. you was for apps standard. it means upstate standing up for people. that are different. townsend chose the letter b to be an ally means to support and advocate for people who don't come from the same group as you the central message in this book, turning the page on the issues that divide to the issues that unite each letter also contains a drawing of the word, straining it by writing them by rain. the outlines before coloring them in i like drawing. i like doing also done by the students themselves, and just this means to do things right and fair and also means to three others that same way that they treat you the pages filled with topics that can be complicated at any age. victor chavez tackled are for

racism. people think who are racist? watching that, um african americans, asians, um and other people. or a different kind of race. besides humans, it is, of course, often children that can take big topics and distill them into the simplest of terms. we almost have hope in order to achieve what we want to achieve, like stop racism, make this world a better place and have lots of human kindness. the kids will be doing a reading and signing of anti bias abc s on thursday, may 19th at books and books in alameda, and that will happen at two pm if you cannot make it there, you can always purchase a book at that location or at amazon. target or many other retailers in the newsroom . i'm andre senior ktvu, fox. two news. all right, thank you, andre and make it easy on you. you can buy that anti bias. abc s online. we posted a link on our website. under the web links section at ktvu dot com is worth getting mastic. i love that

story. alright, time is 4 49 steve paulson's back. he has your friday morning weather and weather for this weekend changes are on the way that's for sure. it started yesterday in the temperatures today won't be that bad. we're sitting in the mid upper fifties so probably might even jump up a few degrees compared to yesterday. by tomorrow we'll start to cool it down and then a big drop sunday into monday. that's when unseasonably strong system but already people are asking me. is this really more windy and colder than rain? yes, it is. so windy and colder as we head towards sunday, all important mothers that there could be some activity developing in the afternoon so best bet to take mom out would be in the morning more so than the afternoon. it's hard to see. but there's just a huge low cloud deck in place and that with the air just saturated and so warm temperatures and dew point are about together, which is giving us some drizzle. and there might even be more again tonight. into tomorrow half moon bay has a half mile visibility after that, it's ok, but there are a few pockets of fog being reported, especially out towards solano counties. report i'm hearing fifties on the temps mid fifties upper

fifties brentwood livermore at 58 saint carlos palo alto 58. i mean, these are warm lows can compared to where we've been the last couple of mornings that will all change once that system to the north goes in, so the pattern is going to turn colder. we'll get drizzled kind of muggy, humid today. tomorrow we start to get a little bit cooler and then a big drop will be on sunday, taking us into monday and for any arrangement be sunday afternoon monday could get a day of thunderstorms. i mean, we're going to have what we call steep lapse rates, take a parcel there and lifted and it could generate some thunderstorm activity. mountain snow looks very likely, but not until late sunday. in the monday i could be six inches to maybe a foot after everything is said and done by the time they get to tuesday sixties on the temps seventies, so kind of muggy today, and then we start to cool down saturday. big drop will be sunday. the lots going on very cool and windy in the monday tuesday a new mural paying homage to cultural icon bruce lee was also a native son of san francisco.

meet the artists behind the work. revving up for cinco de mayo celebrations. they're making a comeback in the south bay with big crowds descending on san jose. we have a look at the celebrations and the extra security on the streets, but first. corona celebrated, but it was another rough day on wall street. as inflation weighs heavily on the economy, we hear from a financial advisor who says the near term future

mors around the world dropped overnight following our sell off by the time that a slightly lower opening once again. the markets u. s

interest rate hikes to fight inflation might stall economic growth hurt the economy dampened spending too much. the dow plunging more than 1000 points just about 3% by the end of the day, the nasdaq dropping 5% nasdaq's down more than 24% on the year and the s and p 500 down about 3.5% california financial advisors. ryan dennehy says the outlook for the rest of the year is not looking good. when it comes to inflation. unfortunately most likely it is going to get worse before it gets better. this correction was really set off at the start of the year by three big eyes, inflation, interest rate pressures and then the invasion going into ukraine by russia. those three factors came together to form a perfect storm of events that has caused the dip that we've seen so far in the s and p and other industries. dana he went on to

say there is some good news in the u. s economy, including strong job growth and low unemployment. economists expect the jobs report for april, which will be released this morning and just about the next half hour. to show that employers added 400,000 more jobs last month and the unemployment rate remains steady at 3.6% we will bring you those numbers when they come in at 5 30. facebook's parent company, meta is addressing reports of a hiring freeze, meta told cnn. it is quote slowing its growth accordingly. the move comes a week after meta posted its slowest revenue growth in years . still there are nearly 4000 job openings on metas website and total meta has about 70,000 employees. many of course, right here in the bay area. it is national travel and tourism week, and many americans are getting back on the road and traveling again. organizations are teaming up in san francisco for two events to discuss the importance of reigniting travel in the state of hospitality and tourism here in the bay area. in

san francisco hotels are on pace for nearly 70% drop in business . that's the sharpest decline of any major u. s. city. san francisco. this is traveling revenue will be down about 68% this year. police travel reverent 42% this year 2019 university posted $14 billion. a new report from the american hotel and lodging association shows hotel and travel revenue this year is projected to be down 23% or about $20 billion from pre pandemic levels. a new nour in san francisco for the late mayor ed lee, his widow and daughter unveiled a statue of the mayor yesterday outside the chase center at thrive. city house speaker nancy pelosi, mayor london breed and former warriors president rick welts were also there. world says the statue is one way for the warriors to thank mayor lee for his support in their efforts to build chase center and bring the

warriors back to san francisco. thank you. to you, ed lee. for all you did for the warriors, and for all you did for san francisco. thank you, mr mayor. mayor ed lee served as san francisco's mayor from 2011 until he died in 2017. some daredevils repelled 46 floors down the side of the hilton hotel in san francisco. ktvu sally rasmus tells us this was all the city skyline? oh i'm still trying to get my brand and still trying to get get my constitution backed. it was amazing, breathtaking experience and view. beautiful gorgeous. we live in an extraordinary place. it's a beautiful area of wonderful city and oh, my goodness. it's just you can see for miles and miles from up there. abraham simmons was one of the first people to repel 300 ft down the side of the hilton in san francisco for the city skyline challenge about 70

people in the companies they work for. raised money to take the plunge from the nonprofits, staff members to the sisters of perpetual indulgence to bay area personalities like sour dough. sam the mascot for the 49ers repelled down these 26 floors in costume. they're doing this to help kids in california enjoy the great outdoors. we changed lives through challenge and discovery. we take young people out and we use the outdoors and to build character, leadership and service. pardew is the executive director of outward bound to before the pandemic. 20,000 school kids in california took part in the programs from backpacking, rock climbing and hiking trips. to weeklong camping trips, experiences that many kids haven't had in the last two years of the pandemic. this is an important time to get youth outdoors to build that sense of connection to one another two thirds of the kids in the outward bouncy a programs are there on scholarship, and that's what fundraising events like this helped to pay for in san francisco, ali rasmus ktvu. box two news it's my right

scheme taken away. it's not just an attack against the independence of the judiciary. this risks violence tensions across the nation arising over the leak. supreme court draft talking about abortion rights with democratic lawmakers in washington are now doing to push back as republicans try to shift the focus to who leaked that document. plus. car at least one driver in the south bay refused to cooperate with the police. d u i checkpoint still ahead of the police are working into the holiday weekend to keep everybody safe on the roads. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two morning to you, and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. welcome to friday. friday friday may 6th weather is definitely changing, mr drizzles out. state mr drizzles in towns also very mild, very much kind

of muggy, humid as well. and i tropical maybe maybe a little bit. yes we could say that's nicer. nicer yes, when i looked at the thermometer this morning, said 55, so i looked at the other three and it said 55 55 56, so that's right. santa rosa, san francisco livermore, palo alto san jose all between 55 57 . yes, there's some drizzle out there and some fog. it's mainly a low overcast, but once that burns off and get some sun probably won't be too bad kind of muggy, mild. this will be the last kind of mild day if you will, because cooler air is on the way and much colder is on the way for sunday so sun clouds kind of muggy highs today, sixties and seventies. it kind of close for some little below for others. alright sounds here. it's 501 on a friday and i hope it's friday light. is that what we're seeing so yeah. there you are. yeah oh, yeah. we're doing friday light, steve. so far, anyway, now things be change. i don't want to. i don't want to lock in just yet. but right now at the bay bridge, it looks pretty good if you are driving

into san francisco. westbound traffic looks good into the city. it's not a big delay. i've been looking at all the bridges and we're off to a good start. highway four looks good antioch all the way to conquer that. you can see that interstate eighties . also looking good getting into berkeley at 501. let's go back to the headlines. thank you, sal. an eight ft fence now surrounds the u. s. supreme court building in washington, d. c protests on both sides of the abortion issue are ongoing over the leak of justice samuel alito controversial draft opinion. anti abortion demonstrators prayed outside the supreme court out on the street. abortion rights advocates held their protests as well. now the u. s senate will vote next week on a federal law that would protect abortion rights. the bill most likely will not get the 60 votes needed to prevent a republican filibuster. democrats want senators of both parties to go on the record before the midterm elections. next week, the

american people will see crystal clear. that when given the chance to right this wrong the republican party will either side with the extremists who want to ban abortion without exceptions. or side with women. the group ruth sent us named after a former supreme court justice ruth bader ginsburg, has circulated an online map of the homes of what it calls six extremists. justice is calling for protests at their homes. some lawmakers now want new protections for the supreme court justices. chief justice john roberts and his first public appearance since the leak , called it quote absolutely appalling. he made the comments in atlanta at a judicial conference. he also called the leak of betrayal of the confidence of the court, and he ordered a full investigation. time is now 503. house speaker nancy pelosi is pushing back on calls by republicans to focus on the leak itself and who did it. speaker pelosi wants quote as

much opposition as possible to the expected actions of the supreme court. it's very damaging. it does violence to the constitution and violence to women across the country, especially are lower income women, women of color and the rest will be drastically impacted by this, so our focus is not about leak or something that republicans would like the leak. we're saying no, it's on the damage it does to a woman's dignity and her rights. so that's another california democrats are joining speaker pelosi and speaking out supporting a woman's right to choose. every woman in america deserves the same protections. that's what's at stake here, so i hope that congress will once again be voting to codify the protections of robie weighed, so that is not subject to litigation, and it's and the supreme court that can swing back and forth. we need to qualify and make it permanent.

senator padilla also says california leaders will make sure abortion rights are protected in california will welcome women who may be coming here from other states, providers of both abortion medication and emergency contraceptives are seeing a massive increase in sales. this week. the telehealth company aid access helps people get abortion pills. it says it had an unprecedented number of website visitors the day after that draft opinion was leaked. another telehealth company here in san francisco, called narcs says it has seen a 300% spike in the number of requests for emergency contraceptives, including plan b just this week. now the newest member of the state assembly, matt haney, is already taking action on the abortion rights issue. just days after being sworn in haney posted to twitter last night after co authoring a bill that protects californians from civil liability for providing, receiving or helping someone access abortion care. in the post. haney says he is proud to

stand with the california legislative women's caucus in support of reproductive health. meanwhile lawmakers in louisiana have just advanced a bill that would allow prosecutors to criminally charge those who get an abortion with homicide. that bill would make abortion a homicide quote. from the moment of fertilization goes a step further than other recent legislative efforts to ban abortions by targeting the patient. the legislation was approved by a house committee yesterday and now goes to the full house for consideration. stay with us here at ktvu on air and online for the very latest developments on the battle over abortion rights. you can just head to ktvu dot com time now 506 new this morning police in vacaville, remembering a long time member of the police department, sergeant vinson adapt city died earlier this week from an incurable illness. he grew up in canada, but he relocated to vacaville for his wife's career. he joined the pack of bill police back in 2002

. he's been a part of the swat team, the investigative services , and he supervised both the traffic and special victims units. in alameda county. law enforcement is mourning today as well. longtime san leandro police chief bob mcginnis died this week. he retired in 1999 after 32 years on the police for us. he later came out of retirement to be the assistant sheriff at the alameda county sheriff's office happening today , a court hearing in san francisco for a police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed black man five years ago. officer chris some. ayuthaya is facing charges that include manslaughter. prosecutors say police were chasing kiet o'neill thinking he was involved in a robbery and carjacking. no neil got out of a stolen van and ran past a patrol car some away a shot him some away. i had only been on the job for four days. o'neal's family wants supporters to pack the courtroom for this morning's

continuance hearing. our time is 507. oakland police are still out there, searching for three gunmen caught on camera robbing a restaurant owner and his friends. ktvu crime reporter henry lee tells us the restaurant owner tried to pull out his own gun in self defense. surveillance video shows several armed men converging on three victims in a parking lot in oakland's diamond district. everything happened so fast. it happened behind la perla, puerto rican cuisine on approval avenue and your 5 80 about seven wednesday night. restaurant owner gabriel ortiz was hanging out with two friends just minutes before closing. i see a guy just come out from the side of the truck with the guns to my buddy's face. i stepped back and i got a gun to my back. the men wore masks and yelled out demands. give it up! give it up! you know? give it up. closer. look ortiz was himself run with a gun. one of the robbers took it away and i was getting ready to pull my firearm and this guy was right right behind me. so it was already a tussle for him

knowing that had a gun, he said, get his gun his gun. so that was a game changer. tried to calm them down. chill chill. it's alright. chill do you guys want chill? stole cash, and ortiz is gold necklace. moments before the robbery. the men apparently case the restaurant from a red toyota camry over here. slow down in front of the restaurant and looking inside. along they stopped. their t says it's difficult enough as it is trying to make a living family man, you know, i mean, it's not easy, especially during this pandemic to make earn, you know. work for hustle. you know where you over here having to take things that people work hard for the safety of the citizen of oakland, which right now is none. jose ortiz owns the restaurant with his son. time to turn your life around. you know, it's better all the way to earn thei , you know, because he's only two things that is going to be

waiting for them. they jailed or down on the ground. oakland police are reviewing the surveillance video in hopes of identifying the robbers. anyone with information is asked to give investigators a call. in oakland, henry lee ktvu fox studios. thank you. henry nine is the time steve covering a lot of change in the weather. that is for sure. from a u two. i usually you know there's not much to talk about. it may accept fog or inland temps are hot. we had one day of that, and now we're back to a big change, although it's a weird kind of transitioning in here with a muggy, humid pattern before we get to the cold. usually, i don't show this graphic. unless it's wintertime. when you get some rain, then cold temps. we get that thick tooley fog. but what i want to point out to you is that there's a little overcast. there are a few pockets of fog, especially over towards the coast, half moon bay, but we have the morning overcast. but the dew point. that's the amount of moisture in the air is really high. i mean, 53 54 55. so that's where we're seeing some fog and some drizzle, and it's also very muggy, humid out there. but temperatures are set to take a

tumble here. it will start saturday and then really drop on sunday, especially in the monday heisel struggle to get out of about 60 degrees, and that includes inland areas on sunday , mothers that windy and cold is the main message. mostly cloudy. it could be some activity popping up in the afternoon. so the best opportunity to take mom out in the morning. that's the way i would do it a lot of low clouds over. it's not many high clouds. so once you can get through that low cloud deck, then you might get some sun here. but drizzles already being reported from many, and i think there's more on the way tonight into tomorrow. 52 to 59. i mean , it's mild, muggy out there a lot of fifties on the temps here so kind of a mild, muggy day until that next system arrives. it will start on saturday and then really drop on sundays. that system digs over us up. now again, these are not big rain producers. that's that's the private. this happened in january. february would be rain city, but there's just not we get the wind. we get the colder we will get some thunderstorms. that's just too much and ingredients in place for that not to happen. we'll get some rain out of it and there will be

serious. no, no doubt about it. it doesn't really stick of that much now because the streets are you know, the roads are getting warmer. the days are longer. the sun angles high, but they'll get some snow. maybe 6 to 12 inches by the time we get to monday afternoon. sixties seventies on your temps today, starting to cool down tomorrow. the big drop will be sunday in the monday you guys alright? save time. 5 12 frida kahlo was one of the most famous mexican artists in contemporary history. we'll tell you about the san francisco fundraiser for supporting a new generation of artists and in an effort to bring back life to san francisco, the areas that will get some new lighting to help bring people back. if you're a small business,

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was taken last night. you see the cars at broadway and thomas berkeley way spinning donuts, dozens of people watching it. we contacted oakland police, but there's no word yet if arrests were made, or if anyone was hurt. the bay area. police were everywhere last night, keeping an eye out for cinco de mayo celebrations and one driver on the peninsula was seen on social media videos speeding away from a d u i checkpoint. girl. now this happened in san carlos. you see the driver after pulling up to the checkpoint, backing up into a ditch, turning his car around and then speeding away going in the wrong direction. we still don't know if sam mateo county sheriff's deputies caught up with the driver. sheriff's office says they arrested one driver for wi. they cited dozens more for things like driving on a suspended license. thousands of people filled the streets of downtown san jose last night to

celebrate cinco de mayo. there's a lot of people out here celebrating. it's like even though they're not a hispanic, you know, it's like appreciating the support, you know for my people. the streets were packed with cars and people and celebration that began shortly after dusk and continued until early this morning. however many downtown restaurant owners say business was still slow compared to past cinco de mayo celebrations. before the pandemic. the year before 2000 and 19 by this time was back. people were lying up. the san jose police department had more than 200 officers patrolling the downtown area and an effort to make sure this was a safe cinco de mayo celebration. there were some brief side shows and reports of public drunkenness, but it's not clear if police made any arrests. time is not 5 16 in san francisco cinco de mayo celebrations were held at the frida kahlo immersive exhibit. yeah this was a fundraiser to support carnival

san francisco, which features beg projections of the artist's work and a musical performance. ticket sales raise money for a permanent home for carnival. san francisco's cultural arts tingling center in the mission district. after being locked up for so long and not being able to celebrate cinco ma. this is like an outlet. you get to have a nice little margarita. we have frida kahlo. tequila we have some good mexican food and we have just a lot of good energy tonight. so far, the group has raised more than two million of the $3.6 million needed to build that center on florida street. it will be the center's first permanent home after almost 45 years, francisco silent film festival is celebrating its 25th year and his back for the first time since the pandemic. we've been waiting now, three years to put on this festival we planned and replant and re planned and we really want to make it something special. the festival

opened at the castro theater last night with a screening of foolish wives, which organizers say was the most expensive film made for its time. the festival will feature silent films from around the world and runs through may, 11. charges have now been filed against the man seen on video attacking comedian dave chappelle during a performance this week. police arrested 23 year old isaiah lee tuesday night he was seen in cell phone video tackling chappelle and stage at the hollywood bowl. the los angeles city attorney mike fewer announced yesterday that his office charged lee with battery and possession of a weapon with intent to assault. fewer, said his office would vigorously prosecute the case. his announcement came after l. a county district attorney, george gascon, is office declined to file felony charges against lee. our time is 5 18. this is for pam. oakland's animal shelter, wants to find new owners for some of their big dogs. right now, there are almost 100 big dogs at the shelter. in the past, there were mostly pit

bulls or pit bull mixes. but now the shelter is seeing other breeds, including shepherds and huskies shelters around the bay area or seeing a similar increase. in bigger dogs at the shelters, officials say people who moved during the pandemic or they went back to work. some of them were forced to give up their pets. others may not have realized what it takes to care for a big dog. i think some of those animals were bought as puppies, for example, siberian huskies and people maybe didn't do the research about that breed, and that breed is not for everybody there beautiful dogs. but there are escape artists. they can have a high prey drive and they really require it. an experienced a doctor. now, today and tomorrow of oakland animal services will have extended hours at their shelter on 29th avenue. the adoption fee will be reduced to only $20. well i have a very small, spoiled dog. i

think he would like to remain an only dog. steve sadly. sorry i cannot help with that would not be happy. probably not. that's his territory. yeah i know what you mean. older guy older, too. sometimes though, you can get you know, i have an older cat and younger cat and boy now they're like, inseparable. so you never know. but you know what you mean. alright, we'll get to it here. a lot of low clouds in place. a lot of class drizzles out there, and it's very mild to mcgee. because temperatures are in the mid fifties to upper fifties and drizzle has been out there for some, not for all, but i think tonight and tomorrow as well, we're going to see some more drizzle. sixties seventies on the test writing beyond the muggy side so morning, low clouds drizzle warm lows, humid sun and clouds and mild to warm . the cooling starts tomorrow and then it'll really drop on sunday, particularly the temperatures are all in the fifties, mid fifties, a few upper fifties. i mean, i don't think we're going to get any cooler than this because we're overcast to cloudy. mostly cloudy on these attempts on the sky conditions and the humidity

levels really hard system will begin to work. its way towards us is going to lead to our dramatic change. the big screaming messages windynd cold. er not so much in the way of rain. theree. there will be some thunderstorms popping up as we do destabilize the atmosphere late sunday into monday, i would think sunday afternoon would be a better opportunity monday for sure. as his code core system. parks it right over the bay area before it march starts to move south. but it'll be a slow process. now this will be a snow producer for the mountains, probably not until late sunday, more likely monday into tuesday. could be a six inches to a foot. it's also been very windy over the passes there, so keep that in mind if you're not dealing with snow, you will eventually. but sunday monday, there's going to be some pretty good totals up there. somebody asked me what stick around long. the answer is no, not in may. it may stick around next week. but once you start to get some warm temps, and i mean the pavement is already very warm as well. so it won't last very long. but we'll take whatever we can get. rain or snow wise at this late in the in the game here partly cloudy

saturday big drop sunday windy, colder. some afternoon thunderstorms and we'll keep those in the mixtape monday tuesday. alright see? thank you, tom is 5 21 travel? it's bouncing back nationwide, but not so much here in the bay area right now what that means for the bay area tourism industry. but first we'll show you how artists are paying tribute and honoring a san francisco native. yes the martial arts icon bruce lee

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tims of energy back to the streets of the city. the streets in 12 commercial areas will soon be lit by sparkling lights. it's an attempt to bring customers back, strengthen public safety. and also just spread some cheer project isn't expansion of last year's valencia street lights program. the areas include union street, north beach, chinatown, haight street, castro and mission streets. well a very

colorful mural is on display at an historical center in san francisco's chinatown. it honors the martial arts legend bruce lee during his asian this agent, american pacific islander heritage month. ktvu is amberleigh tells us this work of art is a collaborative effort from bay area artists who've been fans of bruce lee for a long time. right looking at our bruce lee mural mural of bruce lee is on display at the chinese historical society of america in san francisco. chinatown it is collaborative and intricate work of artists using drawings, technology and music to bring the cultural icon to life to tell his story. he is the bridge. that how we need people who are bridges in our society to connect us artist marina perez wong says lee is a symbol of unity, bridging the gap between the west and the east. born in san francisco to chinese parents, he embraced his asian

and american heritage. this is representative of china, the mountains here. the mural depicts the important places in lee's life. the people in the mural included those who inspired lee and those he inspired. it also illustrates his use of his martial arts skills to teach students of all ethnicities, including kareem abdul jabbar, childhood superhero. of mine for years, michael dinkins helped create the music for the mural. movies and philosophy were his inspiration. courage. honor strength. um. it was so many things that he shared and that i picked up from the movies. use your mind. more so just using your body. surrounded by a dragon chinese name, lacey. you long means little dragon. he was born in the year of the dragon. we use technology to align the

animations on top of the mirror to kind of make it like seamless is one of three artists who created the animation that made the mural and immersive experience experienced the art and like three dimensional way they can look at 11 side of the wall and another side of the wall and have a different experience. the life and legacy of a legend who embraced inclusion celebrated people to take away this idea of kinship of solidarity of. coming together. the mural will be displayed here at the museum for at least five years, but the artwork is designed to be mobile , so artists hope to eventually turn it into a traveling exhibit to be displayed across the country. in san francisco. chinatown amberleigh ktvu fox two news. thank you. time is 5, 27 coronavirus infections or rising again, those numbers still ahead. the new locations here in the bay area where you

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to be like a 9 11 in us. the need continues in ukraine, but the donations are starting to slow down the events this weekend to help the people of ukraine. if they're going to be that nasty, i can be nasty, too. draymond green, responding to a fine handed down by the league, we'll hear why green says he feels no remorse for his gesture to fans during tuesday's game. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning. thank you for waking up with us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cooking and good morning. i'm dave clark. and welcome to friday. it's may 6th the weather's changing a little

different. steve paulson has all of your information. things right here, right. where right here? yeah right here. i'm right here fifties on attempts and lots of reports of drizzle, including san francisco at the point a one. it's very muggy out there with 55 to 57 degree temps . i mean, wow, there's mcgee. there's some low clouds fog being reported in parts of the coast. few reports out towards solano county. it's a low cloud deck, and it might be tough to mix up. but if you can get some seventies, maybe a few upper seventies far enough inland. but friday forecast here morning fog drizzle sun and clouds kind of muggy. the big news will be the drop in temps starting tomorrow, then a huge drop on sunday along with wind sixties and seventies. on those highs today. all right over to sal it through about an hour and a half. we still good. we're still good. we've had a couple of glitches out there. but for the most part where easing into friday morning. just fine. this is a look at the east shore freeway, and you can see that that traffic is moving

along very nicely. here's the richmond bridge, and you also see the traffic is looking good. and things are still light at the bay bridge, 5 31, let's go back to the headlines. thank you now the latest on ukraine fighters at a steel plant in mariupol are trying to hold out against the attacks of russian troops in a desperate attempt to keep russia from taking over that strategic ports sitting ukraine's is backs russian president putin wants to present the russian people with a major battlefield success. bye victory day on monday, may 9th it's the holiday that marks the soviet union's victory over germany. humanitarian aid groups are seeing efforts to add donations were helping the people of ukraine are slowing down right now. ktvu is jana katsuyama shows us how the plans for several events this weekend may give a boost to those relief efforts. since the start of russia's invasion barrier, humanitarian aid groups have held fundraising events and

collected donations. but now those same groups say donations are dwindling. fortunately we are observing significant donor fatigue. where we were getting more donations in the beginning of the war. and now, 70 days later, we see donations trickling down gorski with the nonprofit nova ukraine says that there is still great suffering every day in ukraine continues to be like a 9 11 in us. i just heard from my native heart where a friend of mine has lost his parents in a rocket attack. the united nations says there are now an estimated 5.7 million refugees. this weekend. there will be a series of events in the bay area for ukraine, including a concert friday at the palace of fine arts in san francisco. a rally saturday at the ferry building for the second time. and a gathering at stanford. there also will be a fundraising concert at the congregation sheriff israel in san francisco on monday night with musicians from the san

francisco symphony and world famous singer frederica von stade. the news moved on so quickly or that people's attention moves on so quickly, so i feel that having this very inspirational concert. just let people know that that that the concern is still there. organizers say the concert will benefit nonprofits, including nova, ukraine and world kitchen and they hope to raise funds. and spirits using music as a bridge between communities together, um ukrainian composers and american composers into the same program. we're also bringing together russian musicians and ukrainian musicians to show um how how bridges can be built. also this weekend, the sweetwater music hall is partnering with our is a foundation for fundraising concert on friday. the tickets are sold out, but they say they are going to live, stream it on youtube and ask people to donate what they can. reporting from the newsroom. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. thank you. janna california is continuing

to send support to ukraine since march, the state says it has shipped 5 50 bed field medical stations and is preparing to ship to more. the national guard has also shipped protective gear, including more than 4000, bulletproof vests and 1500 helmets. additional shipments are planned in the coming weeks. california has one of the largest ukrainian populations in the us and leaders say we will continue to welcome ukrainian refugees. if you'd like to get involved in projects to help the people of ukraine. you can scan that. q r code you see in the corner of your screen. it will take you to our website, which has information about multiple relief projects that are underway. our time is 5 35 history's being made at the white house with the naming of the next white house press secretary. her name is kareem jean pierre, who will become the first black woman and the first openly lgbt q person. to have that job. president biden said she will replace the current press secretary jen psaki will be leaving next week. mr john

pierre has served as president biden's principal deputy press secretary since inauguration day. well, the self proclaimed pro life spider man did it again yesterday he was detained after scaling the 721 ft tall new york times building. where he hung to anti abortion banners. and this is a 52 story building. one of the banners read. abortion kills more than 9 11 every week. another has an image of a fetus , and it calls out the specific doctor whom it accuses of having killed this baby. on tuesday, he climbed. san tower be climbed l the way to the top to share his anti abortion views. well, some kids in california could soon be able to get a covid vaccine without their parents' permission of proposal in the state legislature would let kids 12 and older get vaccinated on their own, and it cleared its first hurdle yesterday. right

now, anyone younger than 18 cannot be vaccinated without their parents' consent unless it's a vaccine to prevent an std, like hepatitis b, or hpv. the proposal from san francisco state senator scott wiener still has to clear the full senate and then the assembly. we'll a new test to treat site for covid open in san mateo as part of a federal program. it lets people get a covid test and then be prescribed medication and get that medication on the spot. if you test positive location is at the college of san mateo, and there are other tests to treat sites across the bay area, including its several cvs pharmacy regulators say they are limiting. who can get the johnson and johnson vaccine only to people who can't get other covid vaccines? the fda says they have re examined the data and are concerned about serious risk of blood clots, especially within the first two weeks after vaccination. authorities have recommended four months that people who are just getting their first vaccine. should get

the fighter from moderna instead . time now 5 37. now we're learning how bad warriors star gary payton's injuries are as well as the nba's punishment for memphis forward dillon brooks. after would coach steve kerr called a dirty foul in the last playoff game. you saw it. gary payton was going into a layup early in game two when brooks collided with him in midair, causing patent hit the deck hard awkwardly on his left side. the brooks was assessed a flagrant two foul and he was kicked out of the game. he has now been suspended for game three saturday at trace center. doesn't matter. i mean, gary's out, carries out for the next, you know, foreseeable future for weeks he's bombed. he's got a huge brace on his arm, and, um he's gonna be out for a long time and he's crushed. you know, he's 66 years toiling away in the league, as i said the other night. um in the spotlight, you

know, playing in the playoffs, playing a huge role playing well , um, that's all been taken away from him. so that's we all feel terrible for gary. he deserves better. heartbreaker there's gary payton. right there we are. cameras caught him yesterday at practice off to the side. he had an m r i on wednesday it confirmed the fracture, as well as a ligament and muscle damage to his elbow. his left elbow, he'll be checked out again in two weeks and less than 30. seconds after peyton went down, look at draymond green hit in the face with an elbow. has a laceration. there is right, i and needed stitches. and as he left the floor, he well, he flipped a double bird to the memphis fans who were booing him. well, the nba is now finding green $25,000. you're gonna boot somebody who the #### boat and i face running on blood . you should get flipped off. take the fine. i'll go do an

appearance and make up the money. but it felt really good to flip them off. so if they're gonna if they're going to be that nasty, i can be nasty, too. well, the warriors will play the grizzlies back here at san francisco's chase entered this saturday will be a lot of activities both in and outside of the arena and a lot of buzz, too. demand is very candid with oh, yeah. gary payton. senior yes, one of the nicest athletes to ever visit ktvu. yeah great guy. he'll talk to you amazing super chat with him for about five minutes. just as nice as he could be alright. we do have to mention that. the humidity levels are really high 99% in san francisco, plus the temps in the fifties mid fifties, so it's muggy, humid out there, and i usually don't show this graphic lessons wintertime when we get that tooley far but dew point amount of moisture in there and their constant pressure and

constant water vapor. there will be a quiz on monday by the way. are in the fifties and that along with the temperatures in the fifties meat and we don't have much of a breeze equals a very muggy, humid morning along with the humidity in the air saturated colder weather is on the way. cooler starts tomorrow than colder sunday into monday. so for sunday i would take mom out early by the afternoon. he could get some scattered showers, but it will be windy and colder throughout the day under cloudy to mosul, partly sunny, mostly cloudy skies. the low clouds are in place. the higher clouds up above or just there's not that many. it's mainly a low cloud deck and drizzle. i think some more is on the way tonight into tomorrow, so we're already seeing that along with some pockets of fog sixties seventies on the temps morning fog drizzle warm lows for us fifties to upper fifties sun and clouds mild to warm. so today's kind of that tweener deck. look at all the temps. i mean, i'm too busy to look, steve. so tell me, alright. brentwood, 58, livermore's 58 hayward, walnut creek, fremont 57 napa airport 57 santa rosa 56 . i mean, he's a really mild lows, but the system is going to

dig over a starting saturday night sunday and then it really drops sunday night into monday. now that's the ones your air gets destabilized, destabilized. that's when we could start to see some afternoon showers. on sunday. there will be snow up in the mountains. also very windy in this year as well was yesterday. still kind of blust you up there, so if you're driving on 15 80 watch out for win first, but we'll get some rain out of this. i think it will be more isolated with thunderstorm activity, especially as we head towards monday and tuesday, the sierra will get some snow around lake level. maybe four around, you know, lake level. and higher amounts of some of the passes and also some of the ski resorts . sixties seventies on your temps today, tomorrow we started cool down and a big drop with a lot of activity on wind and colder temps. take a sunday into monday. all right. thank you, steve. coming up new at our six o'clock hour, one local city, taking some 911 responses away from police will tell you how berkeley wants to respond to those calls instead and learning about bias even before they become teenagers coming up,

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minutemen. it's named from the revolutionary war with a logo showing a minute man holding a gun. the school is now inviting the community to respond to an online poll. to change the mascot to possibly the concord, crocodiles, coyotes or condors. once the name is getting narrowed down, they'll put it out to a vote to the student body. the student bodies will then research that that mascots name and the images and then um and then a design will be made, and then they will bring it to the board. now some people don't like the idea of changing the mascot more than 2000. people have signed an online petition asking the school in the district to keep it the concord high minutemen time now, 5 46 with the berkeley unified school district, announced a new school superintendent. the school board has selected and nicaea ford nortel to leave. the school district is expected to be approved at the board meeting later this month. right now

she's the deputy superintendent at the san francisco unified school district. and she replaces the outgoing superintendent, brent stevens, who left back in march to lead the lafayette school district. east bay elementary students are the authors of a newly published book. it's called anti bias abc . it was written by a group of fourth graders that love elementary school in alameda. the book uses each letter of the alphabet to represent an anti bias victor chavez chose are for racism. some people think who are racist. watching the um african americans, asians, um and other people. or a different kind of race. besides humans, you was for upstairs dirt. it means upstairs, standing up for people. that are different. the students also drew the illustrations in the book, and we spoke with the teacher behind the project. she says she was

able to explain anti bias issues, starting with the book, the class read about a boy who was afraid of dogs pretty much it he had a few really scary experiences and kind of generalized that against all dogs and how you know people do that for women. people do that against lgbtq community. people do that about black and brown community and how we do that for certain people. the book is for sale at books inc in alameda. it's also at retailers including target amazon, barnes and noble . you can also buy that anti bias abc s book online. we posted a link. on our website under the web link section at ktvu dot com. you like that story? i really do. i love i love those kids and i will get that book me to time is 5 48 sounds busy watching our morning commute. hey, sal, did you get my message? no i did not get your message, dave. well, while you were working on traffic i was letting you know today is the birthday of your buddy

willie mays. she's 91. oh yeah. you don't want someone told me that the other day and thank you for reminding me, dave. i'm the giants, you know, they always celebrate willie's birthday at at the stadium course so they might do that today, and that's great. i was there one time they bring out his huge cake. of course, as they should, for the great legendary willie mays. let's go out and see what we have now for this friday morning commute highway 24 looks pretty good as you drive over to the tunnel. there have been no problems there at the bay bridge. and since i spoke about the giants and willie mazer is the baseball game tonight at oracle park, and it is going to be there friday night game, so just keep that in mind right now. traffic getting into the city looks good. this morning how we four and 6 80 traffic also looks very good from venetia to walnut creek all the way to alamo so we don't have much going on. sometimes on fridays. we do get a lighter

than usual commute. we're certainly hoping for that today . 5 49. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. thank you, sir. lot of low clouds in place. some drizzle already being reported. the city's picked up a point on one couple locations also reporting some measurable amounts. temperatures are really mild, kind of muggy, but they're on their way down starting more so on saturday in a huge drop on sunday and the monday this will give us a well below average temperatures, maybe 15 to 20 degrees. for some, at least close to that. now there's a few high clouds above. it's mainly a low cloud deck, and it is absolutely saturated the air humidity levels around 75 to 99% so we're getting some drizzle here, especially in the city that's already verified their towards napa. santa rosa might get a little more and there'll be more i think tonight and tomorrow unless this fog bank is chewed up. probably not. morning fog. drizzle warm lows, kind of muggy , humid sun and clouds. you get through that cloud deck. there are a few breaks in it already. so if you if you don't have that

below cloud deck and enjoy fifties upper fifties and you're saying, i mean we're this is warm as we've seen in a long time. hello out to san carlos, sfo upper fifties. same for livermore and also brentwood. only calistoga. there at 52 is one of the coolest we had. everyone's in the fifties, lots of activity coming across the pacific. most of these will be in the form of windy and colder than it is rain. this was january, december or january. february i'd say, get ready for rain. as it stands. we'll get some drizzle out of this. and then some scattered showers looks to be the main emphasis here starting later on sunday monday for sure thunderstorms look to be in the mix. as we get some really cold air aloft that days are getting along. as you know. angle of the sun is higher that will generate some thunderstorm activity, so there could be a few locations getting some decent amounts. others. maybe maybe not getting anything this year is going to get in on some snow. it'll start late sunday. monday and early tuesday . looks like the main event very windy up in the mountains, 50 and 80 offend some strong gusts. still there's a wind advisory on the lee side. if you're going up there, 60 seventies on attempts today and tomorrow we start to

cool down and then a big drop sunday into monday, you guys thank you, steve. the drought is getting worse as we've been talking about, but one local water district is rolling back some water restrictions coming up in our six o'clock hour. the reason marin is treating this situation differently than the rest of the bay area. another rough day on wall street inflation weighing heavily on the economy, what a state financial advisor says about how the future the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now. why choose proven quality sleep from sleep number? because the sleep number 360 smart bed is really smart. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to help keep you both comfortable all night. it's also temperature balancing, so you stay cool. it's so smart it knows exactly how long, how well, and when you slept.

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two morning sun to overnight stocks dropped across europe and asia following our big selloff on wall street. right now, futures are indicating a slightly lower opening, but the market saw their biggest drop since 2020 over fears that u. s interest rate hikes to fight inflation might stall economic growth. now the dow plunged more than 1000 points more than 3. the nasdaq dropping 5% it's also down more than 24% on the year in the s and p 500 down 153 points. california financial advisors, ryan dennehy says the outlook for the rest of the year is not looking good. when it comes to inflation. unfortunately most likely it is going to get worse before it gets better. this correction was really set off at the start of the year by three big eyes,

inflation, interest rate pressures and then the invasion going into ukraine by russia. those three factors came together to form a perfect storm of events that has caused the dip that we've seen so far in the s and p and other industries. dana he went on to say there is some good news in the u. s economy, including strong job growth and low unemployment is now 5 56 reactions from facebook's parent company, meta about reports of a hiring freeze. officials of merah told cnn that it is quote slowing its growth accordingly. this comes a week after meta posted its slowest revenue growth in years. still on meadows website. there are almost 4000 job openings better has about 70,000 employees, and many are right here in the bay area. it's national travel and tourism week, and many americans are getting back on the road and traveling again. organizations teaming up in san francisco for two events to discuss the importance of reigniting travel

and the state of hospitality and tourism here in the bay area. in san francisco hotels are on pace for nearly 70% drop in business , though that's the sharpest decline of any major u. s. city. san francisco. this is travel revenue will be down about 68% this year. police travel president will be 42% this year. 2019 members $2.4 billion. a new report from the american hotel and lodging association shows hotel and travel revenue this year is projected to be down 23% or $20 billion from pre pandemic levels. our time is fine. 57 a new honor in san francisco for the late mayor ed lee, mayor lee's widow and daughter unveiled a statue of a deadly outside of chase center that thrives city. here it is. house speaker nancy pelosi, mayor london breed and former warriors president rick welds were also there. the world says the statue

is one way for the warriors to thank mayor lee for his support and their effort to build jason and bring the warriors back to san francisco. well some daredevils repelled down the side of the hilton hotel in san francisco and ktvu sally rasmus joins us now to show us the city skyline challenge that raises money for a good cause. how was it? oh i'm still trying to get my brand. i'm still trying to get get my constitution backed. it was amazing, breathtaking experience and view. beautiful gorgeous. we live in an extraordinary place. it's a beautiful area of wonderful city and oh, my goodness. it's just you can see for miles and miles from up there. abraham simmons is one of the first people to repel 300 ft down the side of the hilton in san francisco for the city skyline challenge about 70 people in the companies they work for. raised money to take the plunge from the nonprofits, staff members to the sisters of perpetual indulgence to bay area personalities like sour dough.

sam the mascot for the 49ers repelled down these 26 floors in costume. they're doing this to help kids in california enjoy the great outdoors. we changed lives through challenge and discovery. we take young people out and we use the outdoors and to build character, leadership and service. pardew is the executive director of outward bound to before the pandemic. 20,000 school kids in california took part in the programs from backpacking, rock climbing and hiking trips. to weeklong camping trips, experiences that many kids haven't had in the last two years of the pandemic. this is an important time to get youth outdoors to build that sense of connection to one another two thirds of the kids in the outward bouncy a programs are there on scholarship, and that's what fundraising events like this helped to pay for in san francisco, ali rasmus ktvu. box two news. grill of wild night across the bay area, several sideshow, sending the police chasing at the crowds will tell you about the incident that sent one man to the hospital plus all right. thank

you. merci. major protests planned across the nation this weekend. a response to the potential that the u. s. supreme court could overturn abortion rights. why some people say protesting at the court itself? it is not enough. from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on to welcome morning to you. and we thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark. good morning. i'm pam cook. happy friday. may 6th we made it. through the week and into the weekend. whether it's definitely changing, maybe raining on some moms out there on sunday, sunday afternoon looks better, windy and cold as the main message on sunday, that's for sure. a lot of low clouds in place. a lot of drizzle muggy out there were in the fifties upper fifties. on lows looking at at sfo, overcast there and temperatures again all in the fifties here. i mean, it's closed for santa rosa and san jose are both 55 don't see

that all the time, but little overcast in place we can get through that and some locations don't have it. if you don't then enjoy because there's only a few high clouds up above. finally on friday forecast morning fog drizzle sun and clouds very muggy. the cooling will start tomorrow today highs sixties and seventies. right over to salad. six so one. we're still good or something new. we're still pretty good. i can show you the bay bridge, steve, and you can see for yourself that traffic is moving along very well. coming into san francisco. we don't have a lot going on. we had some early morning issues, but now it's been all right. you can see traffic is moving along very nicely as you drive in the east bay as well, how we four has a little bit of slowing in bay point, but it's very little compared to a normal day. it will probably fill in. this is a look at the south bay commute and that commuters off to a very nice start 601. let's get back to the headlines. all right. thank you, sal. topping our news. the supreme court is bracing for more protests in the next few days over the possibility of the court

overturning roe v. wade. huge security fence now surrounds the court, but protests won't just be at the court. one group is planning protests. outside the homes of six of the justices as well. the u. s senate will vote next week on a federal law that would protect abortion rights that bill most likely will not get the 60 votes needed to prevent a republican filibuster . democrats want senators of both parties to go on the record before the midterm elections. next week, the american people will see crystal clear. that when given the chance to right this wrong the republican party will either side with the extremists who want to ban abortion without exceptions. or side with women. some lawmakers now want new protections for the supreme court justices ahead of this weekend's potential protests. chief justice john roberts and his first public appearance since the lake called it quote absolutely appalling.

he made the comments in atlanta , the judicial conference. he also called the leak a betrayal of the confidences of the court , and he ordered a full investigation. time is now 603. will. house speaker nancy pelosi is pushing back on calls by republicans to focus on the leak itself and who did it. speaker pelosi wants quote as much opposition as possible to the expected actions of the u. s. supreme court. it's very damaging. it does violence to the constitution and violence to women across the country, especially are lower income women, women of color and the rest will be drastically impacted by this, so our focus is not about leak or something that republicans would like the focus leak. we're saying no, it's on the damage it does to a woman's dignity and her rights. so that's our focus. no other california democrats are joining speaker pelosi and speaking out supporting a woman's right to choose. every woman in america

deserves the same protections. that's what's at stake here, so i hope that congress will once again be voting to codify the protections of robie weighed, so that is not subject to litigation, and it's and the supreme court that can swing back and forth. we need to clarify and make it permanent. senator padilla also says california leaders will make sure abortion rights are protected and california will welcome women who may be coming here from other states, providers of both abortion medication and emergency character septic say their sales jumped this week. the telehealth company aid access helps people get abortion pills and says there was an unprecedented number of website visitors the day after that draft opinion was leaked. another telehealth company here in san francisco, called nurse says there's been a 300% spike in the number of requests this week for emergency conference perceptive, including plan b to make sure you stay

right here with us at ktvu on air and online for the latest development on the battle over abortion rights, just go to ktvu .com. close a busy night for police in oakland, who say a lot of side shows. the first was at an intersection near the 19th street bart station at nine o'clock, you can see the big crowd there to watch. that wasn't all just about a half an hour later, another sideshow happened right around international boulevard and 29th . this one caused a major traffic jam when people tried to leave at both the squealing of tires filled the air as police tried to break them up. now the oakland police department says they had their sideshow unit trying to break up those side shows. police say they impounded multiple cars while breaking up the side shows we are working to find out if anyone was injured or arrested. in santa rosa

police say one person was shot during a sideshow in the roseland neighborhood. at one point police estimate there were more than 700 people there, watching that sideshow. investigators say the victim was brought to a nearby hospital after being shot multiple times , he says he they say that he is in critical condition and is expected to survive. bay area police were everywhere last night, keeping an eye out for single dimaio celebrations and one driver on the peninsula was seen on social media speeding away from a dui checkpoint. turn your girl. this happened in san carlos. you saw the driver after pulling up to the checkpoint, backing up into a ditch, turned his car around and then sped away going in the wrong direction. we still don't know if san mateo county sheriff's deputies caught that driver, the sheriff's office said they did arrest one driver for d u i and cited dozens more for infractions like driving with a suspended license. with

thousands of people in downtown san jose filled the streets last night celebrating cinco de mayo. there's a lot of people out here celebrating. it's like even though they're not a hispanic, you know, it's like appreciating the support, you know for my people. streets were packed with cars and pedestrians, a celebration that began shortly after dusk and continued into early this morning. however, many downtown restaurant owners say business was still slow compared to the past cinco de mayo celebrations, mainly because of the pandemic. the year before 2000 and 19. by this time was back. people were lying up. the san jose police department had more than 200 officers patrolling the downtown area to make sure that it was a safe cinco de mayo celebration. there were some side joe's, and there were reports of public drunkenness. we're not sure if any arrests were made. we are learning more about the east bay middle school teacher who is now

facing charges for inappropriate behavior with his students. ktvu sally rasmus joins us now, with the details and concerns there could be other victims, ali we'll pay him. 60 year old dean walker taught at pine hollow middle school in concord. police arrested him yesterday morning and booked him into contra costa county jail. walker faces charges of lewd and lascivious acts with a minor. now these are pictures posted on his facebook page. they show walker rafting and spending time with his family. the 7th and 8th grade robotics teachers linked his social media to his official classroom page at concord's pine hollow middle school. investigators say the victims in this case are students at a school where walker worked as a teacher. just something that we will not tolerate and that we take extremely serious. he was placed on leave in march. that's when we that's when we got the report this year that you know that there was some students who were feeling uncomfortable by him. my dad. a unified school district superintendent adam clark says the district

contacted concord police investigation led to walker's arrest. the superintendent could not say exactly what walker is accused of doing with students or if any of the acts took place on campus. highest priority is keeping their students safe while they're in our care, and we have very high expectations for all those who worked for us whenever we have traumatic events like this, we always provide extra counseling and psychologists at the at the school and they will personnel will be available at the school. and as you just heard, counselors and psychologists will be at the pine hill middle school campus later this morning. is this investigation in the fallout from it continues . police want anyone who may have additional information about this case or anyone? who believes they may have been a victim to come forward and help with their investigation. david pam will send it back to you. thank you time 609 will new this morning to berkeley city council took a big step towards expanding the city's plan to divert nonviolent 911 calls away from the police. the berkeley is

already launching a team of social workers and civilians to respond to some mental health and homelessness calls. and last night, the city council voted to support the mayor's plan to create a new community safety department. made up of city employees running that effort in municipal water district is rolling back some of the restrictions declaring an end to its water emergency declaration. the water district. seven reservoirs are now 90% full due to the heavy rain in the area late last year and early this year. last fall, the reservoirs were down to just 33% of capacity. now the water district says it is lifting some of the restrictions it put in place last year while keeping some of the others. the board did also decide to adopt some of those temporary restrictions that have been in place last year into our permanent and ongoing water rules. use of outdoor sprinklers now permanently limited to two

days a week. outdoor drip irrigation is limited to three days a week and only from seven pm to nine a.m. all recreational polls have to be covered when not in use to reduce evaporation and washing down concrete. another hard surfaces with a hose. is prohibited. right pam. time is now 6. 11 ruin to get you to where you need to go. sal castaneda alright dave and pam. good morning. happy friday to you right now. it looks like a friday commute out there if you are driving l in the east bay commute. let's start with highway 24. it looks pretty good driving into the tunnel, and when you get to the bay bridge, we've also seen lighter conditions. usually by now we have a delay. but right now we don't and highway forward a little bit of slowing and beat point. that's about it. so i'd like what we have now, even in the south day, things are very light. 6 11. let's get back to the desk. all right, thank you, sal and eviction ban in the bay area. now being targeted will tell you why landlords are suing

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two, the alameda county is now being sued over its pandemic related eviction moratorium. the california apartment association filed the lawsuit in federal court. claiming the moratorium violates the constitutional rights of rental property owners . alameda county approved the eviction moratorium during the early days of the pandemic in april of 2020 to help renders who were having economic hard, jim the statewide eviction moratorium ended last month where anyone who did not apply for rental help. homeless agencies around the country report an increase in seniors living on the street, a study

led by the university of pennsylvania estimates the number of elderly people experiencing homelessness will nearly triple by 2032 more than 100,000 people. it's not a whole especially during the night time because it gets cold and older people. you don't your body. temperature is not the same as it used to be, and you gotta sleep on concrete, and that's whole alarming new trend that we're seeing there really upset when they come here because they have their choices are very few. homeless agencies say many seniors find themselves on the street because of rising rents. well our time is 6 15, a young team of researchers is showing us how easy it can be the hack into a car that uses a fob for key, less entry and starting a car, a junior at the university of dartmouth and his co researcher found that hackers could unlock and even start a car. using just a laptop and a

tool to amplify a key fob signal if it is nearby car models have rolling code. so even if the signal is picked up, the code will change by the time it's duplicated. but most cars don't have that extra security. but there are some keys some tips for keeping your car safe. for you know when you're at home, keep your keys with those fobs and a metal container because that's going to prevent the signal from going out or receiving, or you can invest in one of these are fitted pouches on amazon for the market, right? then maybe 20 bucks and that basically prevents any signal from going out. i mean, nothing is 100% secure and probably never will. now the experts suggest. ask your car dealer about rolling code options on new cars and on key fobs. francisco's preparing to bring a lot of energy back to city

streets. sparkling lights will be added to 12 areas in an effort to bring customers back, strengthen public safety and spread community chair. the project is an expansion of last year's valencia street lights project. the areas include union street, north beach, chinatown, haight street, the castro and mission straight. alright, time is 6 17 many parts of texas and oklahoma. they are bracing for more dangerous springtime storms over the weekend, already had several powerful tornadoes, damaging businesses, homes and schools. the governor of oklahoma spent yesterday seeing the damage firsthand. it's just amazing when you see the damage that's done and the lives that are, you know. um, you know, affected by this. in some of the worst damage in oklahoma was in the city of seminole. strong wind gusts up to 135 miles an hour destroyed dozens of homes and businesses there. tornadoes also caused a lot of damage in

parts of texas, but so far there's no word yet of storm related deaths in either of those states. smile alright, 6 17 is the time south friday morning commute sell. how's it look? that looks pretty good. pam and dave. good morning to you both right now. i want to show you the golden gate bridge. we usually don't show you that much because the traffic is usually doing very well. but i want to show you that the fog is low here. on the span and in southern marine if you're driving, let's say from, um, you know, mill valley to san francisco, for example, sampan one. oh, one, you're gonna encounter quite a bit of dense fog on that trip. we're also looking at overcast skies, but not real fog here at the bay bridge. it is lighter than it normally is, and you can see that most of these east big commutes are light. i think that just is my impression that by friday people have had it with driving to work, and maybe they'll take if they can work from home, making it easier for those of us who actually have to

go somewhere 6 18. here's a man who has to go somewhere. it's mr steve paulson had it. i've had itself had had it. i'm not gonna take it anymore. take the news next two days off, steve. thank you, sir. i appreciate that. get ready pattern, not a cooler pattern. a colder it'll start cooler tomorrow and then turned really cold for us as we go into sunday and sunday and especially monday. it's going to be a dramatic drop. this is a challenging forecast. windy and cold. er is not a problem. partly sending mostly cloudy there will be rain, developing probably more likely in the afternoon, but just keep an eye on things here and bundle up because there's going to be a huge system dropping in to pay a visit. it's too bad. you weren't here in january or february showing up in may. okay did the earth get knocked off its axis? did i miss something is our spring now? january to march, i anyway. lot of low clouds are in place and drizzle as well as showing up here. san francisco has already picked up a point.

oh, one. there's been a couple of reports of that happening. i would think more again tonight into tomorrow. and anticipating that next system, moving in today's kind of the tweener day will start a process of cooling things down tomorrow in a big drop on sunday, but today very muggy with the lows off fifties , mid fifties upper fifties to almost 60 degrees, we are stuck in a really humid pattern here this morning. and once that breaks through, then you probably get some mid seventies here for some, but colder weather is on the way. this system is really going to carve itself out over the west coast and eventually end up all the way down in southern california, but probably not until tuesday. so this looks like a pattern. where not only are we going to get windy and colder there will be thunderstorms out of this and there will be low elevation snow . there will be some pretty good snow up in the mountains. saturday will be the transition data colder. partly cloudy probably drives on that afternoon showers. thundershowers i think monday is the main day really, for us to get rain ring because we're going to really destabilize the atmosphere doesn't look like a lot for us, but there will be

some, but this year is going to get some pretty good may snow no doubt about it. it will start sunday and then really pick up on monday. i would think 6 to 12 inches of snow looks likely for the mounds between now and monday evening, 60 seventies on your temps, starting to cool down tomorrow, a big, big drop and a noticeable when speed pick up on sunday and the monday thank you. steve warriors assistant coach could be on the way out the team that's trying to hire away mike brown. and some people will spend mother's day weekend at the movies we hear from some fans who got an early look at the new doctor. strange movie.

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as we saw i was going up for a layup early in game two in brooks collided with him midair , causing pain to come down hard on his left side, brooks was ejected with a flagrant foul. brooks has now been suspended for game three on saturday at chase center. doesn't matter. i mean, gary's out there. he's out for the next, you know, foreseeable future for weeks he's bombed. he's got a huge brace on his arm, and he's gonna be out for a long time and he's crushed. you know, he's 66 years toiling away in the league, as i said the other night. um in the spotlight, you know, playing in the playoffs, playing a huge role playing well, um, that's all been taken away from, so that's we all feel terrible for gary. he deserves better. we do feel terrible for gary. pain us for there he is. our cameras spotted him watching practice

yesterday he had an mri wednesday, which confirmed both of fracture as well as ligament and muscle damage to his elbow. he will be re evaluated in two weeks. we'll keep you posted. less than 30. seconds after peyton went down, draymond green took an elbow to the face, causing a laceration near his right eye. he had to have stitches. as draymond green left the floor, he flipped off memphis fans who were booing him. and the nba is now charging green $25,000. you're going to boost somebody who the #### boat and iron face running on blood. you should get flipped off. i'll take the fine. i'll go do an appearance and make up the money. but it felt really good to flip them off. so they're gonna if they're going to be that nasty. i can be nasty, too. and game three tomorrow evening at chase center. could be a little heated rumors are swirling around warriors assistant coach mike brown, who may be leaving the team, multiple reports say brown is one of the top candidates for

the head coaching job with the sacramento kings. he has been with the warriors since 2016. brown was interim coach for the team's 2016 2017 title run when steve kerr was out with a back injury. he previously was the head coach for the cleveland cavaliers and the los angeles lakers. the colorful mural is now on display at the chinese historical society of america in san francisco's chinatown. it pays tribute to martial arts legend bruce lee. the mural is a collaborative effort from bay area artists who have long been fans of bruce lee. they say the san francisco native helped bridge the gap between the east and west when he helped create the martial arts craze of the 19 sixties and seventies. the piece of art is open for a api heritage month. some people in the bay area are going to be celebrating mother's day weekend at the movies, we found some fans who are lined up at the veranda. luck cinnamon conquered for the new doctor. strange movie premiere last night. the marvel black buster stars benedict cumberbatch, the fans we talked to say he was not

going to take the chance of getting the movie spoiled. you know what in this modern day and age people like to spoil things. and if you can't keep your hands off your phone, you might get spoiled. so go see it early if you can. the movie is expected to pull in from 160 million to $200 million in its first weekend. kids in california could soon get a covid vaccine without their parents' permission. the new proposal that's making its way through the state legislature. and the u . s is not directly involved in the war between russia and ukraine, but they may be doing more than just sending supplies what the united states reportedly shared. that led to a major victory for ukraine.

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ukraine continues, but donations are starting to slow down. we'll tell you about events planned this weekend to help reenergize efforts to help the people of ukraine. from ktvu. fox. two news. this is mornings on tv, and there is the sound of the opening bell and a new report this morning shows the us added 428,000 jobs in april, more than expected. despite inflation, unemployment remains at 3.6. but stocks are headed lower this morning as that bell rings live . another big retailers surprise analysts with the loss for the quarter under armor stock set to drop 17. retail stocks down tech stocks down text talks i just read a report racked up about $17 billion in losses from their investments during the fourth court first quarter, so we're not the only ones losing money on our investments these days. thank you for joining us here on morning sun, too. i'm pam cook. good morning. i'm dave clark.

and welcome to friday. it's may 6th and welcome to steve paulson . he has your forecast for a brand new days. i do indeed. and it's a cloudy one for most to start off with low overcast here very mild fifties on attempts. that a lot of reports of drizzle being san francisco other locations rain well to the north . but it's a muggy pattern to start off with here, and it's a lot of low clouds and that's about it for now, unless you're northward. and overall, we are looking for kind of a muggy day. if you can get through that cloud deck, then you get some mid seventies here. some areas don't have it. most do, though. morning fog. drizzle overcast sun clouds kind of muggy. the cooling will begin tomorrow and then a huge drop against sunday, monday and tuesday. 60 seventies on attempts sounds here at 6 31 to tell us better same. what everything okay or what? things are okay, it's pretty dense fog on the golden gate bridge. steve show you a picture here show you what you're facing. if you're going to be driving on that span. sat down one on one traffic northbound one. traffic is light, but i can't even see

the towers in this picture of the golden gate bridge here probably cannot see it from our sutra tower, either. this is a look at the westbound bay bridge . we have a little bit of a backup here at the toll plaza. 6 31. let's go back to the desk. thank you. what happening today? the board of trustees at san francisco city college will decide if they will approve layoffs and budget cuts and protesters are still camping out on the campus. ktvu is. james torres is here to show us where those tents are. and the messages coming from teachers. good morning, james. hey good morning to you, dave, where you can see some of that setup still here behind me. are you still lose tents there? the american federation of teachers. the local chapter tells me that about 15. people between faculty and students have started this protest that happened all earlier this week. and you see, they have remained here. these tents set up in front of the school building. they're hoping that by camping out here all week, they put enough pressure on the board to cancel plans to let go. nearly 200 teachers, teachers. and faculty member. here's what's at stake. city

college needs to make up for about a $7 million budget gap in february, 2021 the score determined it would consider layoffs but so far about 50 teachers have been notified there on the chopping block. some of those teachers have been at the school for more than 10 years, most of which have been hired within the last five years. the union says more than 150 full and part time faculty could also be at risk of losing their jobs. after tonight's vote so far, the teachers protesting say, ultimately laying off any teachers would cause harm to the nearly 20 20,000 students who attend this school. there have been no no negotiations. that's part of the problem. trustees say it's not their place to negotiate. the chancellor is convinced that his way is the only way and so we haven't been at the negotiating table over this. according to a report from the state's fiscal crisis and management assistance team the college has seen about a 35%

decline in student enrollment over the course of eight years but have not reduced any of their staffing. city college considered layoffs last year but reached a one year agreement with the teachers union and these protesters have been here since the beginning of the week. the board special meeting is set to begin at four o'clock tonight. and the only item on its agenda is this issue. of course, we'll let you know what happens. we're not alive this morning in san francisco. i'm james torrez. ktvu fox two news . thank you, james. there are now reports that the u. s provided intelligence that helped ukrainian forces locate and strike a russian warship last month. now the battleship sunk in the black sea. the pentagon says the u. s only provides intelligence to ukraine and the ukrainians make their own decisions on what to do with that intelligence. u s officials say they had no prior knowledge of ukraine's decision to strike the battleship. fighters at a steel plant in mariupol are trying to hold out against the attacks of russian troops in a desperate effort to keep russia

from taking over the strategic ports city. hard time, not 6 34 bay area. humanitarian groups say they're seeing a drop in the amount of donations they're getting for helping the people in ukraine. they said. they were getting a lot of donations at the beginning of the war. but 70 days later, the donations are slowing down. aid organizations are holding several events over the weekend, including several concerts, trying to raise money for the people living in a war zone. newest moves on so quickly or the people's attention moves on so quickly, so i feel that having this very inspirational concerts or just let people know that that that concern is still there. we will have a list for you of the event taking place here in the bay area on ktvu .com. this morning. vacaville police are remembering a longtime member of the department sergeant vince node. asti died earlier this week from an incurable illness. he grew up in canada but relocated to vacaville for his wife's career.

he joined vacaville police in 2000 and two and has been part of the swat team investigative services and supervised both traffic and special victims units. alameda county law enforcement also in mourning today, longtime san leandro police chief bob mcginnis died this week he retired back in 1999 after 32 years on the force. he later came out of retirement to serve as assistant sheriff at the alameda county sheriff's office time now 6 36 happening today, a court hearing in san francisco for a police officer accused of shooting and killing an unarmed black man five years ago. no officer chris sammy yoga is facing charges that include manslaughter prosecutors, a police were chasing kiet o'neill, thinking he was involved in a robbery and carjacking. when o'neill got out of a stolen van and ran past the police card. sammy yoga shot him. sammy yo had only been on the job for four days. o'neal's

family want supporters to pack the courtroom for this morning's continuance hearing? was some california children could soon be able to get a covid vaccine without the permission of their parents. the proposal in the state legislature that would let kids 12 and older get vaccinated on their own. cleared its first hurdle yesterday. right now, anyone younger than 18 cannot be vaccinated without their parents' consent unless it's a vaccine to prevent an d, like hepatitis b, or hpv. the proposal from san francisco state senator scott wiener still has to clear the full senate and then the assembly regulators say they're limiting who can get the johnson and johnson vaccine only to people who can't get other covid vaccines. the fda says they've re examined all the information they're concerned about a serious risk of blood clots, especially within the first two weeks after vaccination. authorities have recommended from monsoon people who were just getting their

first vaccine should get fighter or moderna vaccine shots instead. the head of the cdc has come to california as part of her national campaign to get more people vaccinated for covid-19 doctor rochelle wolinski paid a visit to a vaccine clinic in south central los angeles. she says the latest wave of new covid cases underscores the need for all americans to get vaccinated and boosted as soon as possible. the cdc director also made a push for wider use of fighters covid-19 pill. called pax covid. tax limit is available, right? it's really available now nationwide, so if people need and want access to it, think it should be able to have access to it importantly with pat sullivan is it works best if you take it early, so if you have symptoms, we encourage you to get tested quickly. however some doctors have recently expressed their concerns about packs love it, they say some of their patients have suffered a relapse just days after taking the pill. okay i'm time is 6 38. we're going

right back to sound. castaneda keeping a close eye on our morning commute. what's it like now? well, it's not as light as it was. earlier dave and pam, it's a little slower. with that said, though i don't think you have to worry so much. i think on this friday we're having not much going on when it comes to the morning commute. now there is a backup here at the toll plaza as you can see. and there is a little bit of a backup approaching highway for and there was a minor crash near willow past road. but 6 80 looks good and so does interstate 80. so far, it definitely is different here as we get closer to seven o'clock. usually we do have a lot more traffic out there this morning. we just don't which is good. and we even have some sunshine here in san jose, which is nice to see given that most of the pictures i've showed you were overcast. speaking of that weather, let's bring steve in. who knows more about that. that is true. there are a few breaks in the class, but there's a lot of low clouds as you just showed their cell and even some fog on the bridges and even drizzle being reported

for a few but you get the sun breaks. it'll be nice for really mild on the temps, but that's not going to last very long. colder will kick in on sunday. it's going to be cold and windy as well. and it does look like some shower activity will develop in the afternoon. so best bet taking mom out in the morning. i think after that in the afternoon, you keep an eye on things because it could pop easy, but it's going to be a dramatic change. on our temperatures and also the wind speeds are really crank up going to be cold for me. we have a lot of low clouds in place. not too many high clouds. so if you get that, son, it's pretty nice here. but there are some reports already a drizzle, san francisco has already picked up a point a one and a couple locations also reporting some missed and or drizzle. sixties seventies today in your attempts after some mild, muggy, humid lows here, we're going to mix the sun and clouds mild warm should get mostly sunny for some to the south, and partly sunny is to the north here. take your pick anywhere you go fifties north coast bay inland. everyone's close. these are the warmest lows we've seen in a long time system as those on its way for saturday. that's going to start

a cooling trend. and then a deep deep system is going to work its way in for may. as that moves in, we'll get some drizzle today kind of muggy here in the morning. partly sunny. partly cloudy. actually what? i should probably show you as if here let me show this system is going to do this. all right. i mean, it's going to be really deep and as it does it dives towards it'll be right off our coast monday, then slowly work its way south on tuesday, but may linger all the way into wednesday. now we'll get some rain out of this, but this is going to be more hit and miss. maybe more of the garden variety, but we could get some thunderstorms and there will be serious snow for sure this is going to be a pretty good setup for them getting i would think 6 to 12 inches of snow by the time we get to probably tuesday morning. is the way it looks. 60 seventies on your attempts. we started cool down tomorrow, probably some drizzle as well. then really cold, windy pattern kicks in with some afternoon rain that will carry us into monday. you guys thank you, steve. a new effort to help kids get the supplies. they need the plans in oakland to bridge the digital divide right now. let's check in with gasia mikaelian see what's

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under district attorney gascón, i prosecuted car break-ins. all repeat offenders, often in organized crime rings. but when chesa boudin took office, he dissolved the unit and stopped me from collaborating with the police on my cases. now home and car break-ins are on the rise because repeat offenders know they can get away with it. chesa boudin is failing to do his job. there's a better way to keep san francisco safe. recall chesa boudin now.

before happening today. oakland mayor libby schaaf will unveil the latest program in oakland's effort to bridge the digital divide among school kids shop says the city is still committed to making sure all 50,000 oakland public school students have access to a computer and the internet at home. today the mayor will announce a new $12 million program to help students from all economic backgrounds stay connected. in the berkeley unified school district, announced the new superintendent , the school boards elected and nicaea ford and work bell to lead the district appointments expected to be approved later this month at the board meeting right now, she's the deputy superintendent at the san francisco unified school district. and will replace superintendent brent stevens, who left in march to lead the lafayette school district in today's dollars and cents. facebook's parent company, meta is addressing reports of a hiring freeze. medical cnn it is

quote slowing its growth accordingly. the move comes a week after meta posted its slowest revenue growth in years. still there are nearly 4000 job openings on metas website. in total meta has about 70,000 employees, many of them right here in the bay area. it is national travel and tourism week , and many americans are getting back on the road and traveling again. organizations are teaming up in san francisco for two events to discuss the importance of reigniting travel in the state of hospitality and tourism . here in the bay area in san francisco hotels are on pace for nearly 70% drop in business. that's the sharpest decline of any major u. s. city. san francisco. this is travel revenue will be down about 68% this year. police travel reverent will be down 42% this year 2019 university $14 billion. a new report from the american hotel and lodging association shows hotel and travel revenue this year is

projected to be down 23% or $20 billion from pre pandemic levels. well you're not imagining it. new reports show robocalls are at an all time high, according to you, males nationwide robocall tracker. there was an increase of 600 million calls from february to march. the better business bureau says the majority of these callers are running serious scams. many claiming the calls are coming from the i. r s the social security administration, medicare and debt collectors. the agency recommends you either use apps or websites d or block those robocalls you give away your personal identifiable information, they can use that data to open up credit cards, open up cell phones, or maybe even rent an apartment. the fcc recently announced it will now require providers to submit a robocall mitigation plan describing how they will further block and

screen those calls. time is 6 47 . this is for pam cook, a couple in reading came back from vacation to find an unimaginable scene inside their house. a neighbor who was taking care of their cats warned them. some birds got inside their home while they were away. but when they came back, they discovered it was more than just a few birds. hundreds of birds got in as we pulled up, we were thinking, well, 20 birds or so there's no big deal. we opened the door. and i was like an alfred hitchcock movie. there were birds flying everywhere. i mean, it was it was crazy. we were ducking and dodging. you can't get all that. birds stuff out of the out of the furniture . so all of the french has . gosh birds caused $20,0 cover.

the insurance company says they have an exclusion on their insurance policy when it comes to birds. they have now hired a lawyer trying to fight that decision like bats hanging in there and groups. can you imagine? i guess the person they hired to, uh watch. the cats is maybe not getting paid. perhaps. i mean, wouldn't the cat's kind of dissuade birth? a guess not guess not one of the craziest things i've ever seen. all right ? good morning, everyone. and you know, the gentleman who mentioned the bird was of a certain age because if you say the birds to anyone on the 40, they're all what? what's the birds movie? anyway that's why google is there. let's go to 2 80 in san jose, northbound to 80 getting up the highway 17 looks pretty good. no major issues when i got steve, you and i are beginning to sound like it was filmed in bodega bay. beginning to sound like old man, old man salad. steve here. this is a

look at the bay bridge toll plaza. now today has been an easier commute day. there's been a little bit of a backup. this is pretty much representative of what you're going to see a little back up here and there, but it's easier than it normally is. 6 49 let's bring in mr steve paulson. filmed in beautiful little sleepy bodega bay so tippi hedren. rod taylor. there you go. yeah suzanne movie. if you saw it, it's worth seeing just art, and we do have a little bit of fog out there not not widespread cloud deck. but there are some words right down on the deck, half moon bay quarter mile visibility and petaluma airport says two miles visibility and also on the golden gate bridge. there's some thick fog, so we're dealing with that. there are some breaks in it, though mainly towards the south. few high clouds but mostly sunny south. mostly cloudy everywhere else lots of reports of drizzle. that are probably be back late tonight. tomorrow morning, couple. one hundred's pointed ones already fallen in san francisco. so that

verifies it's nice to see morning fog. drizzle warm lows, humid mid fifties on attempts. it's a muggy one. sun clouds mild to warm today, as far as temps go, they're about ready to drop tomorrow. they will take a huge tumble on sunday attempts. take your pick. i mean 55 56 58 fos is 59 degrees san jose's 58 some brakes on those clouds down towards san jose. system is going to start digging in here tomorrow that will begin to cooling process. the bigger system every forecast model is in sync on this is going to start on sunday is going to get windy. it's going to get colder. there will be some rain generated probably in the afternoon as we date destabilize the atmosphere, but this system is not just doing it's going to do this. i mean, it's going to be like that all the way into tuesday. so i would think thunderstorm activity would be a possibility as we head towards monday, maybe even tuesday. by then it should start to move south. but there's also going to be i think some pretty good may snow. for the mountains, maybe even dusting on some of our higher peaks if there's enough

available moisture, but through monday night into tuesday, i would think maybe 4 to 12 inches of snowfall. it's also very windy up in amount if you're traveling 50 or 80. 60 seventies on the temps today, cooling starts tomorrow and then a big drop windy cold or maybe some afternoon rain dave sunday into monday. alright steve. thank you time at 6 50 to a middle school teacher and contra costa county accused of misconduct with students coming up. the allegations against the 60 year old science teacher and how the school district is responding. and he captured the bay area's attention for climbing the salesforce tower building, and he caught the attention of the police to tell you how he's getting into trouble again

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.

55 charges now filed against the man who attacked comedian dave chappelle on stage this week. 23 year old isaiah lee was arrested tuesday night you saw him in cell phone video tackling dave chappelle on stage at the hollywood bowl. los angeles city attorney mike fewer, says his office charge lee with battery and possession of a weapon with intent to assault and says his office would vigorously prosecute the case. his announcement came after l. a county district attorney, george gascon, decided not to file felony charges against lee. well

the self proclaimed pro life spider man did it again yesterday he was detained after climbing the 721 ft tall new york times building. and he hung to antiabortion banners. that building's 52 stories high. one of the banners reads. abortion kills more than 9 11 every week. another has an image of a fetus and calls out this specific doctor whom it accuses of having killed this baby. on tuesday, he climbed san francisco salesforce tower building climbed all the way to the top. to share his antiabortion views. with some daredevils repelled 300 ft down the side of san francisco's hilton hotel, but they did it for a good cause. it was part of the city skyline challenge yesterday morning about 70 people and the companies they work for raise money. taking this plunge, including the 49ers mascot, sour dough, sand all the

help kids in california enjoy the great outdoors. we changed lives through challenge and discovery. we take young people out and we use the outdoors and to build character, leadership and service. how was it? oh yeah . i'm still trying to get my breath. i'm still trying to get get my constitution backed. it was amazing. the event raises money for scholarships for kids there wouldn't be able to take part in outward bound, backpa camping trips. the many of those kids haven't been able to have those experiences the past two years because of the pandemic. it is 6 57 history is being made at the white house with the naming of the next white house press secretary. here she is karine jean pierre will be the first black woman and the person openly lgbtq person in that job. president biden said she will replace the current press secretary jen psaki, who's leaving next week.

miss jean pierre has served as joe biden is principal deputy press secretary since inauguration day. we're here at home. concord high school is turning to you. the public they want help is a search for a new school mascot. many teachers students, parents say it's time to get rid of the current mascot. the minute man. it's named after the fighters from the american revolutionary war with the logo showing a minute man holding a gun to school is inviting the community to respond to an online poll. about changing the mascot to possibly the concord once the name is getting narrowed down, they'll put it out to a vote to the student body. the student bodies will then research that that mascots name and the images and then um and then a design will be made, and then they will bring it to the board. no there

are some people who don't like the idea of changing the current mascot more than 2000. people signed an online petition asking the school and the school district to keep it the concord high minutemen. 86 59, a new honor in san francisco honoring the light, the late mayor ed lee, his widow and daughter unveiled the statue of mayor lee outside of chase center. it thrives center, house speaker nancy pelosi, mayor london breed and former warriors president rick welts were also there. weld says the statue is a way for the warriors to thank mayor leave for his support in their effort to build chase center and bring the warriors back to san francisco. thank you. to you, ed lee. for all you did for the warriors, and for all you did for san francisco. thank you, mr mayor. at least served as san francisco's mayor from 2011 until he died in 2017. is

arrested accused of inappropriate behavior with some of his students. the allegations against the middle school teacher and the district's response. also a busy night for bay area law enforcement officers dealing with one side show after the other. more of the videos now circulating on social media. then another twist in the garlic festival feud. the popular event is apparently back on, but it won't be in gilroy. from ktvu. fox. two news. this is mornings on t good morning and happy friday. i'm gasia mikaelian. good morning. i'm dave clark. it is a friday. it's may 6th good to see you. as always heard the birds chirping as i walked out the front. i felt like snow white for a minute. they weren't true. chirping steve has our forecast getting us ready for today and for this weekend changes here on the way now it'll start more tomorrow than today. but a lot of drizzle coming in. there are some breaks but a big fog bank in place. dog as well. so temperatures