painful struggle against the aids epidemic. we are live at golden gate park for the unveiling of the largest ever aids memorial quilt. and the bay area is joining in the nationwide protest today against gun violence. we're going to introduce you to a 17 year old from concord, who is one of the teens leading local marches plus williams on him looking to unload it flips it up. good man. this spectacular steph curry comes through in game four, when the warriors needed him the most. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto good morning to you. welcome to mornings onto on this saturday, june 11th

claudine wong and i don't know about you. game four. i love what steve curry got interviewed . i think it half for the after third quarter and someone asked him about steph curry and said. yeah he's pretty good basketball player. oh pretty good. all world performance last night. we got a lot going on the worries, but first, let's talk about our great weekend and rosemary is here to chime in on that looks like a great start. already relatively mild, right? temperatures are still very warm out there, but we are going to see changes getting into the afternoon. we are looking at a cooler weather along the coast. inside the bear inland cities will drop off. but still be very, very hot temperatures ranging from the mid nineties for areas of the inner east bay to mid sixties along the coastline for today, and then we all take a tumble getting into the back end of the weekend, so cooler weather on the way better details on the current conditions and what you can expect for the weekend and beyond. coming up in just a little bit. alright we'll catch it a few. thank you for that

happening today, a symbol in the fight against aids returns to san francisco over the weekend. the aids memorial quilt will be on display at golden gate park. ktvu. james torres joins us live to tell us why this year's aids quilt ceremony is getting so much attention, james good morning. hey, frank. good morning to you were just about two hours away from an opening ceremony unveiling that quote you can see behind me here. some of that framework laid down this morning that black tarp. that's where the quilt is going to be displayed here at robert williams meddle with in golden gate park. it's going to be something with a lot of eyes on it this morning. people here say those that are involved in the quilt will say that that quote will never lose its relevance. here's some of the history it started as an activist movement in the eighties. those upset reading the names of their friends lost to the epidemic began writing names of their friends down in writing stories on quilts. that quickly turned into that continued to grow for decades. today quilt not made up of 3000 panels. it's been stored in atlanta for years, and now this

weekend it will call san francisco home returning to its birthplace. this is going to be the biggest display that we've ever had in san francisco 1997. we have the mosconi. this would probably about twice the size of that. plans for the ceremony have been in the works for years . the idea to have the quote returned to the city started back in 2019, but as those plans developed, the covid-19 pandemic began to hit. and delay the ceremony for about two years. so here we are today, again, looking at some of the framework of where the quote should be laid down a little later this morning. today, the quote is going to completely take over this area of the park. an official unveiling will start later this morning at about 9 30 . then you can walk through. see each panel, the quote, learn the stories of the quote and walk through all day long today until tomorrow afternoon at about four o'clock when they run some for s morning in san francisco. i'm james torres happening today.

rallies are being held across the country in response to recent mass shootings. the events are being organized by students as part of the group march for our lives, it was established in 2018. following the shooting that claimed 17 lives at a high school in parkland. florida bay area demonstrations are being led by teens, including 17 year old lucy gets of concord high and she's hoping these protests will move elected officials to make assault weapons harder to get i know. in california. we do have a lot of laws in place to ensure background checks, and it's much more difficult, but there needs to be a national policy that really ensures that, like a 19 year old can't walk into a store and walk out with an a r in a matter of minutes. lucy get says when young people raise their voices and lobby for change, they can have an impact. she and others will gather at civic park in walnut creek at nine this morning. east bay congressman eric swalwell is set to speak. another rally is set for frank ogawa plaza in oakland at 10 a.m. and there's also a

community gathering at burlingame city hall at 10 this morning. a demonstration will also be held outside san francisco city hall at noon, and this is only a partial list. there are other bears cities holding marches today as well. and happening today will host ae to discuss police gear that is now characterized as military equipment, the former scheduled before the hayward city council examines the city's policy on military equipment news. the public will be able to ask questions about the specific types of military gear as well as hayward, police training and handling procedures that open house starts at nine this morning at the north district office on main street. and new this morning for the first time ever the national average for a gallon of unleaded gas in the u. s is $5. of course, we do pay much more than that here in the bay area, the drivers elsewhere are accustomed to far lower prices. costs have been going on for the last two months. today is the 15th straight day that gas prices nationwide have gone

up, according to triple a gallon of gas in california is averaging 6 43 this morning. san francisco 6 63 in san jose in oakland. you're going to find 6 50 for all of these prices are epicenter from yesterday. alright how about some good news warriors are weighing their way back home. they're tied to all in their series against the boston celtics. and once again, it was steph curry coming to the rescue last night, helping the dubs, take back home court and maybe his best finals performance. ever ktvu joe fonzi was at boston's td garden with the highlights and post game reaction. the warriors already held the nba record for consecutive playoff series with at least one road win at 26. they knew last night. they need to extend that record to 27 to have a chance to win a championship this year. fired up crowd at td garden, hoping to see the celtics take a 3 to 1 stranglehold in their series and for a good portion of the game that seemed unlikely when marcus smart beat the shot clock with

this three the celtics had in 94 to 90 lead with 5 18 to play, but the warriors then went on attended nothing run. first it was andrew wiggins with the shot . and then when clay thompson hit a three the warriors were in front 95 94 with 4 26 to go. thompson had 18 points, but the big star of the game with steph curry, whether he was toying with boston defenders and then dribbling in for a floater in the lane. sit up. whether he was hitting three pointers. curry had a night where he scored 43 points with 10 rebounds. curry was seven of 14 from three point range as the warriors won it by a final score of 1 to 7 to 97. evening this series at two games apiece, as you would expect, whether it was his coach or his teammates. there was nothing but praise for curry for stuff too. take the. you know that that kind of pressure? uh all game long and then still be able to

defend at the other end coming s you i think i think this is the strongest physically that he's ever been in his career, and it's allowing him to do what he's doing. the heart on that man is incredible. ah! you know the things he does. we kind of take for granted from time to time. but to go out there and put us on his back and i mean, we gotta help him out on monday. incredible. um put us on his back will just do a win much need to win game we had to have came out and show while he's one of the best players ever played. this game went on the road and keep some life in the series, get a home court advantage back and try to create some momentum our way it was hard fought win proud of everybody. so like the celtics did in san francisco, the warriors do the same in boston. getting a split on the

road as this series is even at two games each. with the warriors with this wind have now regained home court advantage game five monday back in san francisco in boston, joe fonzi ktvu fox two. thank you. joe golden state's exciting victory in boston last night led to one of the wildest watch parties yet 3000 miles away. at the chase center. they were down, but you know what? the warriors we come back, man. we fight. that we do a huge crowd packing san francisco's chase center. they were thrilled to watch steph score some 43 points and lee golden state to victory over the celtics and what was destroyed. crazy game for many members of dub nation believed they are now witnessing a new phase. the worries dynasty for a new generation of young fans. think we're ever going to ever see this beautiful dynasty that we're seeing now and him seeing you know, seeing him? stephen curry, draymond green. bring me happiness. my niece is a baby. so we got to start them young,

right? we got to start her young, right exactly where your family that's all it is. dave the warriors will be back home for game five. that's monday night must see tv tickets for the game. six watch party at chasing to go on sale at noon today on the words website when they head out and there will indeed be a game six. at boston garden, and my guess is there's probably going to be a game seven on father's day night. can you imagine that? winner take all and it's going to be right here at home and chase center great series stress level. i'm just saying rosemary oroczo like maybe i'll just start watching in the fourth quarter just because the stress that leads up to it and yeah, i mean, i mean, it is that's where the game is decided. and but it was exciting . i mean, it was exciting because it ended the way i wanted it to end exactly. just a close one to the very end, but thankfully wow. steph is even is

he real? and like 80% of the pole red? no he's not. he's not real elena kagan right outside our doors this morning. it's a mild start temperatures ranging from the fifties to mid sixties and even a few low seventies for our inland cities this morning, a beautiful view there. the live . look over the east bay where we do have some high clouds streaming across the bay area. there's a system moving through the pacific northwest, and we're on the southern fringe. that's where those clouds are coming from. it's also going to help increase our onshore breeze today. the area along solano county of elio bernie should going towards fairfield. still with an excessive heat warning. this is again issued by the national weather service out of sacramento. and you can see if i pull back or actually, i was expecting a pullback is actually the sacrament of valley and then it stretches into solano county . so that's why this continues for today, even though temperatures are expected to fall off in these areas as well.

just buy a smidge, though inland cities only cooling off 36 degrees or so. meanwhile we've got a little bit of fog along the coastline. the onshore breeze is fairly weak, expecting it to pick up as we get into the second part of the afternoon right now. fairfield reporting just 10 mph so we know and it's that light. it's not really doing any benefit in the way of cooling things off, conquered right now, actually two degrees warmer than yesterday. right now . nevada up by four everybody else within a degree or so. but minus one around the base, so head into the right direction. 65 degrees right now in oakland, 62 in san francisco. we do have 66 novato. meanwhile brentwood warm for you out the gate 78 degrees outside your door. 72 unconquered. here's a look at yesterday's highest compared to what we expect for today, so it will be a notable drop off santa rosa going to 93 into the afternoon yesterday hit 102. 72 expected in the city of san francisco 94 in concord, 90. degrees in san jose, so still

very warm for inland cities. 94 degrees that's baking. but not 100. better details on the afternoon house for today, the big drop that will come our way for sunday and the extended forecast coming up. thank you. rosemary up next new reaction to the chase of boudin recall this past week, while governor newsom says he's not surprised that san francisco voters removed the a from office. and a pair to 14 year olds are killed in an atv crash, how they are being crash, how they are being remembered by their and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability.

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three times in the past four weeks, all during daylight hours , his suits the owner asked us not to show his face. he's fearful of retaliation. i'm scared. i'm not angry. i'm scared. for my life. this surveillance video shows that his sousse has good reason to be scared. i'm 1/12 around 7 30 in the evening, three men walk up to his food truck robbed his workers and two male customers while defending themselves. one was shot and killed. then on sunday, another surveillance video shows shots being fired from a sedan at the food truck that has customers in line running away. fortunately no one was seriously hurt. tells me bullets struck his truck in two spots. i used to walk over to get some food on over on foothill. i don't feel safe. i drive everywhere wednesday, three days after the drive by shooting another car comes by a passenger leans out and pretends to shoot at the food truck. it's unclear if the same suspects are

responsible for all three incidents. each time a different vehicle was used. city council member noel gayo says police have not arrested anyone yet. the person that did the shooting and the killing red on the corner they know who it is. they're just trying to find them to arrest them every my permit for the city. the owner of the food truck proudly shows me his permit to operate. he doesn't want to leave this spot. he says he's worked hard to develop a strong customer base here. city come and help police coming. turn around, and others want more police patrols have lived here in this neighborhood for and worked in this neighborhood for 20 years and i've never felt so unsafe as i do now tells me he's been at this location three years and never experienced this type of violence until last month. he suspects that jealousy over his business success, maybe a motive. city council member gayo is urging people to come

forward to report crimes, he says. that's the only way to prevent them. amber lee ktvu, fox two news governor, newsom says he is not surprised to see that voters did recall san francisco district attorney chase a. bodine. newsom says residents want to take back their city. i think the issue in san francisco in particular is people want the streets cleaned up, period full stop enough. they want the streets cleaned up. they want a sense of order. from the disorder. they're feeling on the streets now crimes a component of that, but there's a lot of conflation of those issues. mental health issues out there the open drug use, not just drug dealing the dirtiness of parts of the city. newsom was asked if democrats bear responsibility for problems in big cities such as homelessness. and he says, absolutely, but added that republican led cities are seen similar issues. the california high speed rail authority, releasing its final report on the possible environmental impacts at that 49 mile rail

section that goes between san francisco and san jose, the report says. once the section is completed, people will be able to travel between the two cities and a half an hour. the report builds on the may approval of the san jose to merced section. and completes the environmental analysis in northern california authorities board of directors will consider the final document for approval in august and today is the perfect weather day to go to the beach and enjoy an east bay tradition. a lot of fun for the whole family. it's the 54th annual sandcastle and sculpture contest taking place at crown memorial, state beach and alameda registration kicks off at nine o'clock in about an hour and a half or so, organizers say. come with family and friends and your kids and don't forget to bring a shovel buckets. and your imagination judging will be based on design, detailed neatness and technique as well. what a day to hit the beach, huh? what a day. yes 7 19, although i gotta tell you, rosemary. it is going to cool

down. it is going to cool down. it was all it's been a little bit warm. yes we can only handle one or two days of it right. inland cities will remain very, very warm particular. look at what's going on behind me. there is a sign of transition already underway. we've got some fog along the coast and now entering the bay. the onshore breezes fairly weak this morning but is expected to pick up as we get into the second part of the afternoon. in our air quality is good good this morning and we'll be good to moderate for the afternoon. a lot of green. they're from the north base for the central bay down to the south bay. yesterday we had a spare the air day not looking bad for us today. here's the view from up above where again a little bit of cloud cover right along the coastline just inside the bay. most of us waking up with blue skies and most of us waking up with mild temperatures even warm showed you before the break antioch brentwood area well into the seventies, there is a system moving through the civic northwest, bringing some rain to areas like washington, oregon and farther east. but we

are only seeing again that transition to a bit of cooler air for today, followed by a bigger drop tomorrow. the future cast here. there's that rain. i showed you on the satellite radar just a moment ago. and now as we get into sunday notice how far down it comes not expecting any rain out of this. we may have a little bit of drizzle out there, but that's going to be about it. the bigger takeaway is going to be the bigger drop in our numbers. 62 degrees right now in san francisco. we have mid sixties and oakland off to a warm start in concord, 72. 78 in brentwood into the south bank. good morning. san jose is 67 sixties right now, over napa your afternoon highs. 66 in pacifica 72 in san francisco for this afternoon. if you're going to see the giants and the dodgers game is going to be nice there in the stands, meanwhile, are in the communities into the low nineties for napa are inland cities in the low nineties for livermore. these are areas that hit 100 degrees yesterday, so still warm, not quite as bad 90 degrees expected for the south based san jose 95 in morgan hill . your extended forecast noticed

the drop off for tomorrow. low sixties at the coast so not huge there, but 70 degrees around the bay and upper seventies expected for our inland cities. it doesn't last, though temperatures do begin to rebound on monday, tuesday and wednesday back into the upper eighties to about 90 degrees for our inland communities, upper seventies too low eighties for the bay and sixties at the coast back to you. thank you, rosemary up. next first it was covid then monkey pox when we come back news about the latest threat. this is a virus trace two ticks also ahead. just kind of getting out there and helping people. we launched our free a teenager talking about participating in a nationwide program. it's called the 50 yard challenge.

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the five years a preview of this weekend's giant display all at golden gate park, and the warriors are headed home after a thrilling victory at the boston garden. we will talk to a longtime boston sportscaster who was courtside last night, good friend, but mood and beantown this morning. what's it like? probably not too upbeat coming up. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two rise and shine. good morning, san francisco. you can see the bay. that's always a good sign for a good day. but we do have some changes are coming. don't think we're going to see 100 degrees today, but i'm not the professional that someone else tell you about that. good to

have you back here on a saturday. i'm frank bolick. claudine wang. let's talk to that professional media. i'll just wrote aresco watching the temperature gauge for us and put in the order to cool down just a smidge. mother nature going to respond. we're seeing some fog out there this morning. alicia coastline. yes, inside the bay. we are still going to be very, very warm inland, you know well into the nineties, but yesterday we topped 100 degrees and multiple locations so far inland communities will go mid to upper nineties for today around the bay low eighties mid sixties expected along the coastline. with the cooling continuing into your bay area sunday. we'll check in on the current conditions. a line up your afternoon highs for today and show you the extended forecast coming up. what happening today? 3000 panels of the aids memorial quilt will be on display in golden gate park this weekend. the display in robin williams meadow will be the largest ever in san francisco. ktvu james torres joining us now live with a preview of the opening ceremony that begins in just a few hours. good morning to you, james. good morning to you,

claudia. yeah 3000 panels laid out here. robin williams meadow meadow here in golden gate park. that's only just a fraction of the actual for quill itself. so a pretty significant day here in san francisco and for the national aids memorial, who now takes ownership of that quilt joining me this morning with the nationalists moral is kevin herglotz. thank you so much for joining us early this morning. obviously, you've got a lot to do here. there's still plenty of setup going on behind us what all is left to be done before we get ready for the opening ceremonies. well, we're setting up the signage getting everything ready for the volunteers. we have a community village was service organizations that people can get information about things we have right behind us here, a panel making we have visited panel makers that are going to be making new quilt panels today to remember their lost loved ones. and then we also have social media village to share stories. we're encouraging people to share those stories. it's been 40 years since the pandemic began, its not over. ah and there are lots of stories to be told. this quilt has 110,000 names stitched within its

fabric. we are showing a small portion of it today, but it's the largest one in san francisco history. it doesn't happen that often. so we're inviting the public to come out. see it for these two days. and really see these stories, the love and the heart behind this quilt. it's been 35 years since the very first panel of this quilt was created, and now it's become this enormous thing that we know of it today. when people do. come around, walk around, read some of these stories. read some of these names. what is it that you are hoping they take away when they walk away? well we want them to remember. remember the names remember the lives? remember what this pandemic was about? we never want to forget the over 700,000 lives that have been lost here in the us alone to aids. so what you'll hear today throughout today and tomorrow is the reading of those names constantly through this through the meadows. so it's a reminder. and those stories. each of these panels have a, mef

love. this is a way for these panel makers who have put their heart in the stitching these ah , so their loved one is always remembered, and that story is told and that's really what people um, we'll get from this today is to see those personal stories and to relate to it. i want to get one last short question in here. you know, this quote, was living in atlanta for a couple of years for about two decades now and now lives here in the bay area. why is that such a big deal? well this is where it was created. it was literally 35 years ago this week that the first panels were made in the castro in san francisco. and so it is here in san francisco, the national aids memorials here in golden gate park. we have a 10 acre memorial quilt is now part of the national aids memorial, and we are the nation's federally designated memorial to aid so it's all about telling the stories and making sure we remember those names. we'll certainly hear a lot more about. thank you, kevin. so much for joining us this morning. along with some of the speakers will

here, including some of the speakers are mayor london breed state senator scott wiener. we'll hear from them when the opening ceremonies get kicked off at about 9 30 this morning, frank and claudine, let's send back to you on the desk. alright thanks so much, james. well you need gun buyback is also happening today in the bay area. this event in oakland is called guns to gardens. the weapons that are collected, will be melted down and turned into gardening tools. allocation is at the i word ministries on international boulevard. this is between 89th and 90th avenues. the event starts at 10 this morning, and people who turn in those guns will receive gift cards ranging from 100 to $300. depending on the type of gun that has turned in the 1st 50. people will also get a garden tool that was forged from a gun. time now is 7 35. hundreds of people gathered in solano county last night pay tribute to the 2 14 year old boys who were killed in a highway crash. candlelight vigil was honor of michael basson and noah. nicaragua the chp says they were both killed thursday when they're all terrain vehicle veered off the

roadway and crashed into a tree near the town of winters. 13 ager suffered some minor injuries. a family member of one of the boys who died had a message for those attending last night's memoria. we just want to keep him in prayer, you know, and just remember how he lived and not how he died. you know, we kind of keep focused on that. but we want to remember how he lived and enjoyed that we're going to cry about something. let's cry about the way he lived. crash victim michael jackson was a regular customer at a barbershop in winters. the owner of that shop is now donating parts of their profits to the teenager's family. you made an impact in my life, so it's the least i could do. i'm sorry for their loss. you know, my condolences go out to all the families affected. um, i just happen to have that bond with michael. investigators still trying to determine the cause of that crash, but they do not believe drugs or alcohol played a role. an internal investigation has revealed that

outgoing meta ceo sheryl sandberg used facebook resources for her personal projects. the investigation is focusing on the extent to which staffers were used to work on sandberg's projects, and those projects include her foundation lean in as well as the writing and promotion of her second book. this investigation has reportedly been underway since at least last fall. several facebook employees have been interviewed. sandberg announced last week that she is resigning from her day to day role after 14 years. and inflation is at its highest point since 1981. some economists worry that this is going to lead to recession. reporter david spun tells us analysts are expecting another interest rate hike from the federal reserve. next week. a rough week on wall street. the dow jones fell 880 points after a key inflation report found prices rose 8.6% in may compared to last year. that's the highest level in more than four decades . rising prices are hitting

american consumers at the grocery store and at the pump, the cost of eggs increased more than 32% meat, fish and milker also up. president biden says fighting inflation is his top economic priority is placing the blame largely on russia's invasion of ukraine. we've never seen anything like putin's tax on both food and gas because the may consumer price index came in higher than expected. many economists are now questioning how far the federal reserve will go in raising interest rates to try to bring costs down real now is the fact that 75 even 1% increases are now absolutely on the table, but some fear of move like that will increase chances of a recession is going to be hiking. as the economy slowing. you've got all this demand destruction coming from inflation. the fed is in the worst possible place it could be in the next rate hike is

expected next week, and fed chairman jerome powell will hold a news conference on wednesday. in washington. david spun fox news. well, tesla announced that it's preparing for a three for one stocks. but the company said in a filing that the move would benefit employees who have equity in the business. tesla says this move will also attract more small investors. shares in tesla closed just below $700 a share. a stock split can help the company lower its share price to appeal to new investors . shareholders will vote on that potential split in august. well, rosemary is been telling us things are going to cool off a bit over the weekend, but barrier beaches are still expected to be packed yesterday , many people decided to beat the heat by heading to the usually foggy beaches have san francisco. they enjoyed clear blue skies and very mild temperatures. many people found a day at the beach was the perfect way. an entire family could celebrate the beginning of summer. the summer just started , so they got out of school and you know, we're looking for

stuff to do, and it doesn't usually get this hot here. so when it does, you know, we want to find stuff to do, and this one had the idea going to the beach, so we made it happen. and a good idea at that. many beachgoers say yesterday's crowd at baker beach was the largest of the year and maybe one of the best views around the bay area as well. you know what that warm ? san francisco is a great place. sometimes when it's just like, mildly warms here, francisco still cold and people go to the beach and what is happening? but, you know, in the days like we've had the last couple of days, you can go anywhere to cool off and it would be welcomed. yes and you know, the beach may actually be a good day again. but if you are traveling to areas along the coastline, the fog is back, and it will be cooler for the coast . we are looking at the cool down that will be into the afternoon for our basic communities in our inland cities . well you're not going to really cool off, but your temperatures are going to come down. so that is some good news there a live look here over the

east bay where we've got high clouds joining us this morning and those high clouds coming from a system that is bringing rain to areas over the pacific northwest. we're not seeing any of that. but again, it's going to help bring back the onshore breeze and it already is reintroducing that fog along the coastline. we do have an advisory that remains in places for areas over solano county. i'll show you that in just a moment. let's check in on some of those winds right now. fairfield reporting just a very weak onshore breeze. at about 10 mph. we know it needs to be closer to 30 mph before that cool pacific air moves through and really begins to cool things down for our inland communities, so not seeing that for today. and the excessive heat warnings stretches through fairfield over towards phileo down through venetia. all of our communities right in this area. this attached to an excessive heat warning that is issued by the national weather service at a sacramento you can see the sacramento valley widespread with this so another hot day. for the valley locations and

that means just drink plenty of water. stay in the shade. when possible. stay out of the sun. take care of your pets. your children have them drink water, even when they claim they're not thirsty. here's a look at the 25 temperature change. we are starting out a lot like yesterday morning within a couple of degrees for most of us , and that means it's a warm one for you, bret 1 79 degrees 72 for you conquered 70 in walnut creek. so getting outdoors this morning for a morning run or a hike already very mild 66 in novato, 62 to start your day. san francisco 67 in san jose. temperatures are going to remain well above average, especially inland. 93 expected for santa rosa today. typically you're 81 seventies expected in san francisco. if you go to see the giant scheme going to be nice, they're low eighties for oakland low nineties livermore as well as san jose. a better look at the afternoon house for today and the bigger drop in temperatures for sunday, coming in the extended forecast after the break. all sounds good. thank you. rosemary basketball in front of a ruckus. boston td

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do our best to two out of three series of warriors recaptured home court advantage last night after beating the boston celtics by 10 last night at the garden after an epic performance by steph curry reporting 43 points on a sore foot to boot here to talk about game four in the atmosphere inside td garden, and the overall mood of new england is boston 25, fox sports director and a and an old friend . butch stearns. butcher you had a you had a late night last night, didn't you? frank you have to use the word old. everybody knows world. okay i look i am proud to be here with you, my good friend once again, and i'm proud to represent rude new englanders everywhere. okay well, we will get into that. but let me ask you this. you've seen some greats go through the boston garden. where do you size up steffes effort last night in the dubs big win and what really may have been his best final performance, maybe ever well,

i'm well aware of the stuff without kd stories and the team of that in this series, and the other things are at, um at stake for the warriors. so i think you and i know this all too well. if the worries win this series, it becomes epic. if not, it becomes a good game that he did. but how can you not be impressed with what steph willed them? to a win last night to me that that last night was the classic example. the celtics are the better team , and i'm not saying that as a boston guy, i think i'll nba people believe that they had the better season, but the warriors have been there done. that obviously, and last night was an example of the guys that wanted they've never had it. and when it was time to do it, calling on that experience, the guys who have been there the warriors led by steph and he's outplayed jayson tatum. that's why this series is tied. not 31, right? indeed the garden has all the banners there, but not quite the history of the old garden that

we covered years ago has that td garden kind of grown up a little bit with this series, you think and with all the other playoff games because it was nothing frank. not only has it grown up, but think about this td garden was the old government stripped down in the early nineties. there's a whole generation of celtics and bruins fans that don't know the old garden so i understand your question, but that's a generational question from you and me really didn't even know the old garden. so yeah, it's grown up. can we talk about being old again? yeah sorry. you're right. i'm a hypocrite. how about marcus smart? who is this guy? tatum and brown are incredible. we knew about them, but it seems. everyone of his 18 points came at just a critical time last night. he has been, uh, kind of the motor for that team. well marcus smart is draymond green on the celtics, and they're completely different players. marcus is a point card dream. green is an enforcer, but but marcus as the defensive player, he's a winning basketball player, frank, but he's odd button. he's a guy that was the

sixth overall pick in the draft . he's a very, very good player . email daca has been amazing with all these guys and made smart, understand that he's going to be the engine that makes this team go and turned him into a good point guard but still some of the shots he takes down the stretcher. maddening to celtics fan, but to me, he's a winning player, the end of the game. the end of the series. he makes more winning plays than not well, let's talk about draymond green because i know the celtic fans have gotten to know him, uh, rather unique way they've been throwing a few four letter words his way. with that in mind, i think it's all in good fun. can you describe a boston sports fan to folks here in the bay area because it truly starts at birth, doesn't it? yeah. i don't think boston sports fans are any different than any other city in being provincial and rooting for their team. however. we take sports differently here. you know, frank, you were here. it's

different. it's not better. it's not worse. it's just different. i mean, you can't go into a coffee shop in the morning without having somebody who isn't even a sports fan. talk to you about the game last night, and i don't think it's that way everywhere and in my experience when you go to different parts of the country, it's college football. it's all kinds of different horse racing. whatever. here, it's professional. sports boston college with doug flutie years ago went to magical places. as you know, people don't care. they only care about professional sports, and they only care about you hate us because you ain't us and they just take it to a different level and are they rude? yeah we are rude, but we're direct. we're going to tell you where we stand. i think draymond loved that. look back again at what happened last night. i think the warriors showed their experience by handling it the right way. honestly, i was worried. when i heard them after game three talking to a man i know they were asked a question. they didn't bring it up but spoken so much on the fans. i'm like you guys better focus on a little

bit on yourself. but they handled it unbelievable. i like dreamin. i respect dreamin. i heard bob ryan talking about him to last night. former boston globe columnist well known, he said, draymond is one of those guys that you you love to hate. but if he was on your team you'd love him to death, you know? well he does the dirty work, he let's step be stuffy. let's play be clay, which wiggins wiggins, doesn't he? oh, yeah, no doubt. well, let's talk about game five. back here at home court back in the in the warriors hands. how do you see the last three games playing out? well if you're i thought this series we're gonna go seven all along. honestly i did. i'll be out there sunday night and monday and then i'm all expecting to spend my father's day in san francisco. so it better be lovely, but the way i see it if i'm if you're a self experience, here's what you're rooting for. think about this frank, both the celtics and warriors. our undefeated after losses this year, the celtics r six and r. when the playoffs celtics haven't had back to back losses since march, so if it goes by

that the celtics will win monday night, the warriors will win game six in boston, and then after a loss. i like the self exchanges in game seven step, francisco believe it or not. yeah well, i kind of thought this would go seven to it sits. it reminds me of a game seven. you know, nhl stanley cup final . they just empty their tank after the regular season where a lot of these guys are just automatic. it's just been so fun to watch. full tilt basketball and made the best team win. butchie always a pleasure, my friend all the best, and hopefully frank, hopefully we can maybe grab a beverage while you're out here. okay that would have to be sunday night. touche alright. alright frank turns from boston 25 sports director out there. thank you, butchie. okay, frank. alright weather. take it away. alright good morning to all of you happy saturday. how about a cool down ? that's what's coming our way for your pay area weekend temperatures are going to drop off along the coast inside the

bay just a bit cooler for inland communities. although it's going to remain hot, i know does that even make sense? i'll show you what i mean. here in just a moment, giving you a look over the east bay where the winds are light we can tell if you look to the right of your screen, nothing blowing out there. we will see the onshore breeze turn on a little bit more as we get into the afternoon and in our view, we've got some high clouds. those high clouds coming from a system to the north of us. our air quality is good, too moderate for today and this morning. looking good if you're thinking about getting outdoors for a run or a hike, the air quality is good. but the temperatures already warm for some. we do have some fog along the coastline inside the bay, so that's one sign of change along the coast and inside the bay. here's a look at what's going on as far as that system that is bringing some rain to the pacific northwest. that is going to help cool things down a little bit today and then another round on sunday drops a little bit farther south and that will really bring our temperatures down for your bay area sunday. in fact, take a look at one o'clock in the

afternoon. we've got blue all the way down to looks like maybe mendocino county area not expecting any rain really could have a little bit of drizzle. but again, it is really going to bring us the cooler weather 62 degrees in san francisco right now. 63 in napa already into the low seventies for areas like concord, walnut creek never really cooled off in the overnight hours. brentwood 80 degrees for you sixties right now over areas of a san jose and then into the afternoon 66 pacifica, 70 to san francisco. low eighties in oakland into the north bay will go low nineties for inland cities 94 in concord . that's a hot day but conquered livermore, antioch all hit 100 degrees plus yesterday. so there is some improvement 90 degrees of san jose. if you're going to the giants game this afternoon, going to be a beautiful day in san francisco into the low seventies, mostly sunny skies. we do have that onshore breeze that sea breeze for the afternoon westerly wind about 15 mph or so game time for 15 your

extended forecast, so notice the really a big drop coming our way on sunday low sixties at seventd . ites will begin to rebound90 degreesd communities. seventies too low eighties around the bay and sixties expected along the coastline. the warming trend will kick off on monday, lasting into wednesday, but nothing like what we're experiencing yesterday and into today. back to you. for one team sparked a global movement on climate change. the other is the youngest person to ever receive the nobel peace prize coming up, we'll tell you how these two activists are teaming up. also ahead of local nonprofit. it's helping ukrainian refugees from the lgbt q community next how they're helping these refugees feel safe after they fled their war torn count

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then it was back up and running by the end of the day. well the youngest nobel prize winner is teaming up with about climate change. nobel joseph tht sisay it took part in a demonstration outside parliament in stockholm, sweden. no other protesters included. great to tune very they say millions of girls worldwide do not have access to education because of climate change related events such as floods and droughts. and the activists say girls are often the first ones forced to drop out of school and the last to return. when they are stuck at home, they're more likely to be busy in the household chores . they are also expected to help their family members and less likely to have access to the tools and the facilities to continue their education. any girl can change the world if they are provided with the right tools to do so very has been demonstrating outside the swedish parliament every week since 2018 big weekend for

giants baseball fans are taking on the hated dodgers. of course , while it seemed time honoring the l g b t q community first start with the highlights of last night's game. good news here. the bats came alive against dodger star pitcher walker buehler. the offensive hero. that guy darren rough, the last couple of home runs at the giants went on to win the series opener seven to over l. a. and today's extra special for giants and the team because it's celebrating pride day, but the dodgers and giants players will wear caps with pride coloring in their lettering. giants will also have pride colors on their sleeves. like last year's pride. jersey fans can buy special tickets to the game and received limited edition san francisco pride socks. proceeds are all going to local charities for today's game over to the a's now, market says team continues to struggle in a big way they have lost 10 in a row is definitely one of the most

heartbreaking losses of the year . last night, the aids were actually up two to nothing against the cleveland guardians going to the bottom of the ninth , and it all fell apart with the bullpen, giving up three runs. in that final frame, and they went on to lose their 10th straight final 3 to 2. well it has become a symbol of the long and painful struggle against the aids epidemic. we are live at golden gate park for the unveiling of the largest ever aids memorial quilt. and the barrier joining in a nationwide protest today against gun violence. we're going to introduce you to a 17 year old from concord, who is one of the teens leading local march on his it up. good steph curry puts it in steph curry was spectacular last night coming through in game four, when the warriors needed him the most. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. and good morning to you

taking you outside at this hour to take a look at the golden gate bridge and all her glory blue skies, not a cloud in sight. little bit of a gentle er breeze. i think if you take a look at the flag on the right side of your screen, it is blowing but not aggressively some bikers aggressively aggressively. i think it's just a nice friendly matter probably feels good. i will say that when it's this warm, it feels good. welcome to mornings onto it is saturday, june 11th, including one happy weekend one and all if you didn't like the heat gonna cool down just a skosh. let's check in with rosemary and find out how much those temperatures will be tumbling over the weekend. we'll see temperatures come down today, especially along the coast inside the bay. you know this time of year? of course we see it coming, sort of like baby steps. the inland cities receive it. the last and that is what we're expecting. for this time around as well. temperatures will come down, although 95 degrees to 97 for

some of our hotter spots, still a scorcher. meanwhile fog back along the coast this morning, and we do expect the onshore breeze that followed by a bit conditions of what you can expect for your bay area weekend coming up. alright sounds good, well happening today a symbol in the fight against aids returns to san francisco this weekend, the aids memorial quilt will be on display at golden gate park. let's go to ktvu is james torres joins us now live with details about the opening ceremony. it gets underway. in just about 90 minutes, right, james? that's exactly right. claudine has a lot to see if you were to come out here this morning. we're within the robert williams meadow within golden gate park where a lot of setup is already underway. we're about an hour and a half away from the official opening ceremonies. joining me this morning. is mr mike smith here. you know, when you hear the stories of the first couple of guys who were upset reading the names of those who are passing away from aids and getting started with the

epidemic. you were one of those guys. you're one of the origins here, co founder of the aids quote. just let's talk about the differences between day one of this quote. and now 35 years later. it's amazing that 35 years later, we still have to do this, um, 35 years ago. over 2000 people had died in the radius of the neighborhood of the castro, and it forced a lot of us into action, fearing we were being forgotten by our government and left behind to die. and creating this quilt was in many ways, then a protest banner as much as it was about love and remembrance. the epidemic has changed. a lot of people are living a lot longer. we're grateful for that. but there's still stigma related to hiv and aids, and people still die. every year. we get hundreds of new panels every year. so our work of promoting awareness about its will continue and has to continue. i think the big story this morning is the fact that the quilt is not just any enormous display 3000 panels here, the largest display ever in san francisco, but the quilt is now returning to san

francisco after some delays because of the covid 19 pandemic . yes from san francisco. you grew up here. i know you don't live here anymore, but this has this has to be some sort of important sentiment to you. it is very much though. i was one of the people who was planning that display for april in 2020 when we got shut down six weeks out, and that was to celebrate. the quilts returned to san francisco after many years of being based in atlanta, so it's nice to even though delayed two years. it's nice to have this sort of welcome home celebration. i want you to review why it was in atlanta the first place because that has some significance to it, too. well the quote went to atlanta in the late nineties, and we had a sense then, and it's still the case that the epidemic has moved less in the gay community and more out into the african unity african american community on the south. and we wanted to have the quilt continue to be relevant so that panels could be made and it could be shown there. also at that point, we weren't doing the big displays in washington, dc anymore, and we were doing thousands of small displays, and we were constantly shipping sections of quilt in and out. and it made sense to do

it from a hub rather than from an expensive city like this, mr smith, thank you so much. we appreciate you joining us this morning. they say if you laid down the quilt in its entirety would spread more than 50. miles we're only getting about 3000 panels here this morning. it's still a large display, but certainly just a fraction of what the whole thing represents. so if you want to check it out opening ceremonies start at 9 30 this morning. we'll hear from state senator scott wiener. we're here from mayor london breed and the display will stay out here in golden gate park until tomorrow afternoon. we're late this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. alright thanks, james. also happening today. rallies are being held across the country in response to recent mass shootings. those events are being organized by students as part of the group march for our lives. it was established in 2018. following the shooting that claimed 17 lives at a high school in parkland. florida bay area demonstrations are being led by teens, including 17 year old lucy gets of concord high she is hoping that these protests will move elected officials to make assault weapons harder to get i

know. in california. we do have a lot of laws in place to ensure background checks, and it's much more difficult, but there needs to be a national policy that really ensures that, like a 19 year old can't walk into a store and walk out with an a r in a matter of minutes. lucy get says when young people raised their voices and lobby for change. they can have an impact. she and others will gather at civic park in walnut creek at nine a.m. east bay congressman eric swalwell is set to speak. another rally is set for frank ogawa plaza in oakland at 10 a.m. there is also a community gathering at burlingame city hall at 10 o'clock. a demonstration will also be held outside san francisco city hall at noon, and this is only a partial list. there are other bay area cities holding marches today as well. city of hayward will host an open house to discuss police gear that is now characterized as military equipment forum is scheduled before that hayward city council examines the city's policy. military equipment use. public

can ask questions about the specific types of military gear as well as they were police training and handling procedures that open house starts at nine o'clock this morning at the north district office, and that's located on main street. new this morning for the first time ever the national average for a gallon of unleaded gas in the u. s is $5. and of course, as we know, we pay much more than that here in the bay area i did this morning, but drivers elsewhere are used to be paying much lower prices across the country. so costs are going up for the last two months. today is the 15th straight day, actually, that gas prices nationwide are up. let's take a look at what they look like here , according to triple a gallon of gas in california is averaging. 6 43 this morning. san francisco is that 6 63 and both san jose and oakland are at 6 50 for those prices all up ascent from yesterday i had $7 station only because i had too little scary. it's painful. oh,

my gosh. is it ever? well, this is not painful. the warriors are heading back home. they're tied up at two all in their series against the boston celtics. once again, it was steph curry coming to the rescue in what may be his best finals performance. ever. and ktvu joe fonzi was at boston's td garden. the warriors already held the nba record for consecutive playoff series with at least one road win at 26. they knew last night. they need to extend that record to 27 to have a chance to win a championship this year. fired up crowd at td garden, hoping to see the celtics take a 3 to 1 stranglehold in their series and for a good portion of the game that seemed unlikely when marcus smart beat the shot clock with this three the celtics had in 94 to 90 lead with 5 18 to play, but the warriors then went on attended nothing run. first it was andrew wiggins with the shot . and then when clay thompson hit a three the warriors were in front 95 94 with 4 26 to go. thompson had 18 points, but the

big star of the game with steph curry, whether he was toying with boston defenders and then dribbling in for a floater in the lane. sit up. whether he was hitting three pointers. curry had a night where he scored 43 points with 10 rebounds. curry was seven of 14 from three point range as the warriors won it by a final score of 1 to 7 to 97. evening this series at two games apiece, as you would expect, whether it was his coach or his teammates. there was nothing but praise for curry for stuff to. take the. you know that that kind of pressure? uh all game long and then still be able to defend at the other end. when they're coming at him. it shows you, i think i think this is the strongest physically that he's ever been in his career, and it's allowing him to do what he's doing. the heart on that man is incredible. ah! you know

the things he does. we kind of take for granted from time to time. but to go out there and put us on his back and i mean, we gotta help him out on monday. incredible. um put us on his back will just do a win much need to win game we had to have came out and show while he's one of the best players ever played. this game went on the road and keep some life in the series, get a home court advantage back and try to create some momentum our way it was hard fought win proud of everybody. so like the celtics did in san francisco, the warriors do the same in boston. getting a split on the road as this series is even at two games each. but the warriors with this win, have now regained home court advantage game five monday back in san francisco in boston, joe fonzi ktvu fox two. i'm glad to see them back in san francisco. we chase center will be a nice place for them to

spend a holiday monday at six o'clock, you know everyone's going to be glued or either there or say they were their tickets at noon for that watch party to saying it'll be fun. it'll be fun to for game six and some decent weather this weekend . a bit of a cool down to yes, we are going to, uh, it'll be nice in san francisco. nice today, a little bit cooler tomorrow and then temperatures begin to rebound on monday. outsider doors at this hour. we've got plenty of blue sky a lot. a little bit of fog right along the coast sign. we saw some entering the bay earlier this morning. then it pulled away. here's a beautiful view over jacqueline and square temperatures are very similar to yesterday. within a degree or two for most well, check on those numbers in just a moment. here is a view of that fog out there right along the coastline and again. we had some pictures of it entering into the golden gate. but then recently we looked at more pictures and it has dissipated. the winds are generally lied. we have a very, very weak onshore breeze moving through fairfield at 13 mph. needs to be 30 before we begin

to feel that cool down for our inland communities, and there is an excessive heat warning that continues for this stretch of solano county from vallejo into the sacramento valley, and that's where it's coming from. the national weather service out of sacramento. issuing this it goes through to the afternoon doesn't expire until late tonight. just a reminder not only for the area under the advisory, but for most of our inland cities. just try to stay out of the sun drink of, you know plenty of fluid. even if you're not feeling thirsty. keep an eye on your pets. your children never leave either unattended in a car. we know all these things. just a good reminder temperatures again very similar to yesterday morning down by two degrees in novato, up by two impala alto up by two. in areas over livermore. livermore you are already 73 degrees, but we can't complain when we take a look at brentwood. you're 81 already into the north bay 69 in novato . meanwhile closer to the water , 64, san francisco and half moon bay, starting out at 57 the look at the numbers from

yesterday a and comparing to today, so even though it's going to be very warm inland not as hot as yesterday. santa rosa one oh to your afternoon high yesterday today, 93. meanwhile san francisco is going to drop off considerably low seventies in the forecast for you there conquer 94 for the afternoon high and san jose expects you to go to about 90 degrees or so. better details on the afternoon highs for today and then the bigger drop coming tomorrow in the extended forecast coming up , i guess so. thank you, rosemary today great day for the return of an east bay tradition, you'll need a shovel. a few buckets and bring a little creativity as well. and national lobster day. it is right around the corner, but we just couldn't wait. we are in the mood for a bit of lobsters coming up. we are bringing in the sought after cousins maine lobster truck and we're going to tell you how they make those buttery lobster rolls . i am hungry. are you that's all coming up one

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to live broadcast of the primetime public congressional hearing on the january 6th insurrection, according to the nielsen ratings 15 million of those viewers were aged 55 older and less than a million people were between the ages of 18 and 34. and comments about the capitol hill insurrection will cost a former raiders head coach

and hayward high school football star $100,000 jack del rio is currently the defensive coordinator of the washington commanders, and he was fine for the team called extremely hurtful remarks. he described what happened on january 6th. as a dust up and compared that day to quote, riots. looting burning during the george floyd protests in the summer of 2020. del rio apologized earlier this week and will address the team when it meets on tuesday. coming up at 8 30. we are going to talk more about the hearings with washington post opinion columnist about that hearing and the future hearings and the fallout. we'll talk about what it means in this investigation and for former president donald trump, as well as former vice president mike pence. time now. 8 18, the police chief for yeovil, the school district in texas, now defending its response to that mass shooting chief pete arredondo, telling the texas tribune that he did not consider himself the incident commander in charge of the scene. arredondo also said that he intentionally left

behind his police radios before entering the school because he thought they would slow him down . he also said that he used his cell phone to call for more tactical gear and tried several keys that school administrators gave him to open the door, but none of them worked. a major air carrier joins in shipping baby formula to the u. s. delta airlines is now going to be part of the white house's operation fly formula. the passenger airline will lend its planes for the shipping of about £212,000 of candy mill baby formula from the uk delta is going to transport that formula from london to boston and detroit. before it's all forwarded to retailers. the fda said separately that abbott labs is going to ship 16.5 million bottles of similac formula from spain. no date has been given for that shipment. today is the perfect weather day to go to the beach and enjoy an east bay tradition. a lot of fun for the whole family. it's the 54th annual sandcastle and sculpture contest taking place at crown memorial state beach that's in alameda. registration begin

shortly at nine o'clock about 40 minutes away, organizers say. come with your family, your friends, your neighbors. don't forget to bring a shovel some buckets and of course, your imagination judging will be based on design detail, neatness. and technique. fun to watch. it is so fun to watch, especially because my sandcastle game is lacking like stubbornly lacking ordinary. i know they really are amazing. i like to build mine very close to the water. so the waves washing away and i'm like, oh, my gosh, that was going to be amazing. not for that wave would have been amazing. i agree. yeah i'll put in. you know, i don't know. 20 minutes worth of work, and then i'm done. good morning to all of you. it's going to be another day along the coastline is going to be a cooler they temperatures are falling off along the coast . inside the bay are inland communities will shave off a few degrees, but still going to be really, really warm. look here over jacqueline the square. isn't that a beautiful view our

air quality of looking better for today and right now we are good in the north bay, the central bay and through the south bay. we've got green little dots indicating that good air quality out there. the onshore breeze expected to pick up a little bit for the second part of the day, helping to cool things back, and we already have a little bit of fog along the coastline. came inside the bay earlier this morning, but dissipated. that's just how dry it is out there right now, we've got some rain over moving off to the east. this is what i drop coming tomorrow. here's a look at the future cast. a momet ago. but into sunday another round moving through and take a look at how far south this comes into california. maybe even a little bit of drizzle out there for areas over mendocino county. maybe lake county maybe. sonoma county. we'll see how that goes, but it's not going to be any beneficial rain like we'd like to see anyways. in any case, the

big takeaway is going to be the cool down that will continue for the back end of your weekend. had those numbers get in there. here's a look at that. what we expect for today into san jose. temperatures will range from the upper eighties, right around lunchtime to about 90 degrees for the second part of the day, so coming down quite a bit for you. meanwhile for san francisco 76 expected for you 86 in san rafael warm day in napa 92. for the inner east bay 94 conquered 95. antioch's still baking but not hitting that 100 degree mark like yesterday, the extended forecast notice the bigger drop coming on sunday when our inland cities are in the upper seventies 70 expected around the bay low sixties at the coast. we begin to warm things up monday tuesday into wednesday, but nothing like the heat or experiencing yesterday or today. back to you. well father's day, eight days away, coming up in our next hour we're bringing in a tech journalist who will go over the hottest new tech toys.

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chinese spotlight on a san francisco nonprofit with a special mission amid the war in ukraine. yes it's dedicated to helping refugees from the lbgt q community ktvu zach suss. has our story. all of these displaced lgbt refugees were fleeing into countries that were very homophobic. these days, you'll find justin hilton, either at his desk in san francisco or hopping a flight to romania or poland were millions of refugees are arriving from war torn ukraine. his work zeroing in on those from the lgbtq community, finding jobs in poland and getting integrated and finding other members wheren feel some degree of safety. somo help irena, oman, ceva and hannah, lavish ova. the couple fled ukraine in late february during the second day of the russian invasion. the missiles,

um the explosions and the air alarms, and we're really scared with just the clothes on their backs arena and hannah boarded a crowded train to poland, leaving behind their parents. hannah's are now in the russian occupied region of donetsk, and that's stressful for me. some bombs are nearer on his house, adding to their stress, they galati of arriving in poland, a country where discrimination against the lgbtq community remains widespread. that's until they were introduced to safe place to somebody who are really friendly . um makes us to fill in more safe sprays, the nonprofit helping the couple make connections in poland's gay community, pay for an apartment , look for work and receive therapy. the organization started by justin in 2017. i was working in, uh india and in one of my visits istanbul, a transportation was murdered in the street. she was beheaded by

a mob shocked, horrified, he began learning more about the plight of lgbtq refugees fleeing persecution. they were meeting the same people in istanbul that they were escaping from in their home countries, inspiring him to create shelters and community centers across africa and europe dedicated to the gay community and today near ukraine. work he says he'll continue until he's able to create a world safe for his two children. that world is a world where everyone is included. everyone is taken care of, and generosity is the default. that's where we go ktvu to news. time now. 8 27 1. east bay city is giving gun owners cash for their guns. find out how you can walk away with $300 today by turning in and then want unwanted gun that's right after the break.

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of people all around the country , holding a rally today to demand change. details the bay area. plus we continue our coverage into the 1st january sixth committee hearing. we're going over the revelations discussed in that first hearing this past weekend what to look forward to in the next period. from ktvu fox two news this morning's onto ah, look at this

difficult, usually mired in fog 106 days of foggy year there on this day, there is no fog whatsoever. just some great waves of blue ocean blue sky and what looks like a just a terrific day to get out and about around the bay area today , although it's going to cool down a little bit. welcome back to ktvu mornings on two. i'm frank malika claudine wong that it was a gorgeous shot at the beach and the beach is a good place to be today. still warm, just not quite as hot. i think. yes we have little monitors to look at. did you see the fog? just kind of lurking hanging out there? it was there. it wasn't on the coat. it wasn't on the sand, but it was club further back. it always is. yes it's always very close. we are looking at cooler weather in store for your afternoon today along the coast inside the bay and inland cities will get in on it as well. but you're still going to be really, really hot. i mean, keeping in mind some of our hot spots yesterday hit 100 degrees even when a little bit above, so we're going to shave off a few degrees for inland

communities. with better cooling by the back end of the weekend. better details on the current conditions your afternoon highs for today and what to expect in the extended forecast coming up, okay, thanks, rosemary. well another hearing on the january 6th attack on the u. s. capitol is going to take place on monday . it will be the second in what could be as many as eight public televised hearings detailing the investigation into the insurrection and attack described by the house select committee as a sprawling multi step conspiracy spearheaded by former president donald trump. alright, let's bring in james holman, a opinion columnist for the washington post. talk more about this first hearing what it revealed and what we can expect. moving ahead and james, thanks so much for joining us. my pleasure. so let's talk about the big picture. we'll get to details in a second, but 90 minutes after it's over, you walking away tell me your reaction. that we now have an outline of where they're going to go with these coming hearings. this was in prime time, and it was really a preview of where they're going to go. and i think the big

takeaway was that they're trying to tie donald trump directly to what happened that this wasn't just a spontaneous mob that formed because they were impassioned, uh and fired up by a speech, but that there was weeks of coordination ahead of time. and that donald trump failed to do anything for hours as the mob was ransacking the capital and instead was, you know, kind of encouragingo that kind of the before, during and after elements. uh and i also i think one of the big takeaways from watching that 1st 90 minutes was that the this congressional committee really does seem to want to argue. that the former president has criminal liability for what he did that day. i mean, certainly there there was no mincing of words and it really as it would sign out. it's very detailed, not just in time line, but in people. we know that the committee interviewed more than 1000 people, but we were talking

about you know the overall big picture. we're also talking about the individual people that we're kind of seeing coming to the forefront officer caroline edwards, you know, she was described as the first officer injured by rioters because and she was knocked unconscious. had a traumatic head injury, her testimony, describing it like a war slipping in people's blood, really takes you right down into i mean, we most of us watched it on tv instead of obviously actually being there, but when you hear the people who were in the middle of it, it does really. take you to a different place. it really does. and so that was sort of the balance that they were going for exactly what you just said, which is, you know, they have these powerful clips like we're seeing on the screen right now, but they also had these kind of much drier clips from depositions and interviews in conference rooms with various senior officials. and so they were kind of going back and forth, right? exactly the sedate testimony versus the

visceral imagery coming as you know, charges are being filed. we have seen multiple cases going through in the last week we had saw the proud boys, the head of the proud boys, enrique terrio and four others charged with seditious conspiracy. we heard from the filmmaker who really followed them around and did give us a different look. you know that video really prime part of this investigation. yeah it really. i mean, if you're if you're planning an insurrection against the government, it's probably not a good idea to invite a documentary filmmaker along yeah, it's really remarkable footage, you know, just c as we saw during this first hearing enrique terrio in the in in a parking garage meeting with, you know, so enrique terrio is with the proud boys in the head of the oath keepers. stewart rhodes was was also in this parking garage and they're talking. ah about what they're planning to do the next day, which does sort of

contribute to the charges of conspiracy that there was not a spontaneous different groups. exactly spontaneous going. oh, my gosh, we just got caught up in the moment before we go, though i want to talk about you know you. you mentioned trying to link this to the former president. what he did what he did not do what he has said about mike pence, saying maybe he deserved to hang. uh and things like that, as we go through subsequent hearings. we expect that to go deeper into that space. how effective do you think they are will be in presenting that not just in this hearing, but into the general american public and how it's viewed well, more than 20 million americans watched the first hearing on t v, which is a pretty good number for congressional hearing. and it'll be you know these these next ones will be in the morning. you know, seven a.m. pacific time on monday, for example, so i assume there won't be the same level of viewership, but the people who are really interested in this subject and want to kind of get to the bottom of what happened

will be tuned in. i'm told by people involved in the committee that they're going to keep these subsequent hearings pretty tight compared to you know, sometimes these can go on and on all day long. but i think they're going to try to keep all of these 22 or three hours so that they can hold people's attention and really tell a story in connect the dots well, certainly will be watching very closely. james hohmann, opinion columnist for the washington pros. we appreciate the discussion in your time this morning. my pleasure. and let's talk about those next hearings. they will come this monday and wednesday at seven a.m. dates of at least three more hearings will be announced at a later time. 8 37 now happening today. rallies are being held across the country in response to recent mass shootings. the events are being organized by students all part of the group march for our lives. it was established in 2018 following the shooting that claimed 17 lives at a high school in parkland. florida bay area demonstrators are being led by teens, including 17 year old lucy gets of concord high school . she hopes these protests will

move elected officials to move assault weapons. harder to get. i know. in california. we do have a lot of laws in place to ensure background checks, and it's much more difficult, but there needs to be a national policy that really ensures that , like a 19 year old can't walk into a store and walk out with an a r in a matter of minutes. lucy gets says when young people raise their voices and lobby for change. they can have a big impact. she and others are about to gather its civic park in walnut creek, east bay, congressman eric swalwell set to speak there as well. another rally set for frank ogawa plaza in oakland at 10 a.m. there's also a community gathering and burlingame city hall. that's a 10 o'clock demonstration wants to be held outside san francisco city hall at noon, this only a partial list by the way. there are other barriers, cities all holding marches today as well. a unique gun buyback program is also happening today in the bay area, and the event in oakland is called guns to gardens. the

weapons that are collected are going to be melted down and turned into gardening tools. the location for the event is the byword ministries, which is on international boulevard between 89th and 90th avenues. the event starts at 10 a.m. people who turn in their guns will be getting gift cards ranging from 100 to $300, depending on the type of gun that has turned in today. the 1st 50. people are also going to get a garden tool that was forged from a gun. well, rosemary spent telling us about the big cool off at least the next couple of days, but barrier beach is still expected to have a lot of people this weekend. yesterday, many people decided to beat. the heat by heading to the usually foggy beaches of sanford cisco, and they were gorgeous. they enjoyed clear blue skies, warm temperatures, many people found a day at the beach was the perfect way. an entire family could celebrate the beginning of summer. the summer just started , so they got out of school and you know we're looking for stuff dnd it doesn't usually

get this hot here. so when it does, you know, we want to find stuff to do, and this one had the idea going to the beach, so we made it happen. and a great idea was many beachgoers, say yesterday's crowd at san francisco's baker beach was the largest of the year. the water still pretty cool. yeah it's one of the things that you dip in. you're like, okay, i'm not having not had any more that the northern california ocean for sure. rosemary. i send things will be cooling down today. still going to be nice along the coastline, although not quite as warm temperatures, especially for the coast, and inside the base, seeing those numbers come down our inland communities will be coming down as well. although when you're 100 degrees going to 95. well, that's still hot right outside our doors at this hour. take a look at that a beautiful view. the fog has been toying with us, so to speak. there it is once again near the golden gate and a finger of it just kind of up and over the marin headlands right there. that is a

beautiful view. the onshore breezes still fairly weak. it will be turning on a little bit later today and into the evening hours. here's the view from up above again a little hard to tell, but we've got some fog along the coastline, north bay coastline and seeing it patchy in and around the golden gate this morning as we get into the second part of the afternoon again, temperatures will be coming d3 mph, so it is weak. it has to be c very nice m the pacific t heat warning for solano county or the section of which includes parts of the bay area lasting until tonight. vallejo venetia fairfield in our communities right in there will be included in this and you can see where it's coming from the sacramento valley. so the national weather service at the sacramento valley course, governing this section here and continuing with that excessive heat warning, but it's not just this area inland cities again well into the nineties, you know, make sure you watch

over your pets. your children never leave them in a car and attended for any amount of time. we all know this. just need a little reminder. sometimes temperature change. we are very similar this morning to where we were yesterday. most of us within a degree or two. and that means it's a warm one inland 76 for you. walnut creek 82 right now in brentwood into our south based 71 in san jose, you come around the bay. we have 68 in oakland, 64 san francisco upper fifties right now at half moon bay, 71 in novato. temperatures will be well above average, especially for inland cities, senators and 93 expected for you today. meanwhile francisco going to 70 to 82 in oakland ninetiese afternoon highs for today and the significant drop in in the t after the break, okay, look forward to that. thank you. rosemary celebrations getting started in san francisco, the historic aids memorial quilt getting ready to be laid out in the city for the first time in years. we're going to bring you

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all about dads and grads in the month of june. father's day, by the way is a week from sunday. just see you now in college graduations have been in full force. oh, for a good month. now there was some thoughtful and always fun gift ideas. usa today tech life columnist and our good friend of the program. jennifer jolly, jim. good to see you, as always. so great to see you. all right, well, happy saturday. let's dive in your first item already have by the way, and i love it and lenovo smart clock. tell us about it. this is the smart clock is central. what's great about it is it's perfect

for any room, but especially perfect for the nightstand. this has alexa built in. plus, the big and bold led display shows the time the temperature of the weather and more. it doubles as that smart speaker two for streaming music, podcasts, audiobooks or whatever helps them relax or study. price point is perfect starts just under $50 and also wakes you up. it got me up this morning. so if your if your phone doesn't work, that clock is awesome. well, dads and grads love smart home gadgets, but they can they can be a little pricey, so i would imagine you've got a few bargains out there too, right? absolutely for that dad or grad who wants to keep an eye on their house, their first apartment or even their dorm room, but not spend a ton of time or money to do it. check out the wise cam version three. this is a little teeny, tiny, super inexpensive, do it all indoor outdoor smart security camera. but with a ton of great features like color, night vision, intelligent motion detection voice control of built

in siren, local video storage, including a micro sd card slot. for 24 7 continuous recording. plus you can have it up and running in about five minutes. great for out of peace added peace of mind this time of year for families who might be going on vacation this summer. that looks great. let's talk about vacations and saving a couple of bucks. you gotta a great idea how you can explore, but maybe not drain your wallet at the same time. yes this is one of my latest stories for usa today. check out renting an rv for as little as 50 to $65 a day on a site called outdoorsy dot com. this is the largest pure to peer rv rental marketplace where anyone can rent rvs, camper vans , trailers affordably for the day, the weekend or longer. if you happen to have an rv or camper van just sitting around collecting dust. well, you can rent that out to make some extra money. it's really easy to use the site. you just sign up. if

you're going to rent an rv, just put in your location, the date you want to travel and the site connects you with what's available in your area, plus outdoorsy .com covers insurance 24 7 roadside assistance so it's kind of a just set it and forget it. it's fantastic. heard of it. it's kind of like airbnb for rv . so if you're adventurous, a good take, let's talk about video gear that doesn't cost a ton of dough. we all have our phones, but you've got some other options if you want to kind of old school when it comes to photography. absolutely first step up on photography gear that doesn't break the bank. check out a site called mp b. this is an online platform where people can buy, sell or trade in used photography and videography equipment, including cameras and lenses and accessories. use cameras and lenses from mpb cost an average of 30% less than new and the site makes it really easy to change gear. this has been one of my kind of insider

go to for family and friends, a lot of grads. they're really into photography, but on that tight budget so this is one of those insider tips and tricks. all right. so you get all those photographs and you need a place to put him to find a home and you got that covered, too, right? yeah digital photo frames are another wonderful gift. i have reviewed them all. and i keep coming back to this little or a frame because it just automatically creates photo collections of the people that you take pictures of the most often. edits are blurrier bad photos and comes with unlimited storage. you can even let your closest family or friends contribute their own photos to the frame via an app. it's a great find comes in all different colors and shapes and comes in at just under $150. all right, and we have saved the best for last, and it's sitting right behind you on your on your right side and actual arcade game. it's a it's a little pricey, so you're going to have to kind of dole out a couple of bucks. but if you've got a man cave for kids that want to go

old school that is awesome. can you imagine the end all be all of awesome gifts. it's the golden teeth. three d home arcade machine? yes that same number one bar arcade game of all time, if you know, you know , this was the best thing to play in the nineties, and now you can have it in that man cave or in your first apartment. just absolutely incredible out of the company called arcade one up. there are eight games you can display your top golden p scores online with wifi enabled leaderboards. and i'm telling you, frank, who doesn't want this. in their living room or garage or man cave. this comes in at just under $700. so it is a luxury by but for those who must have it. it's here. you got one too. i'm a little envious. you might need to call a friend to move it. but some great ideas . she is ginger ali. and if you want more information, just go

to tech ish dot com and it's all right there. hey, jen, have a great summer and thanks so much. yeah. thank you. i'll see you soon. hopefully in studio take care. right rosemary. and although a bit of a cool down, i guess, right? yes temperatures are going to come down today a bigger drop getting into your bay area sunday and we've got some fog out there this morning already beginning to see the signs of change along the coastline over north bay coast. we're seeing a little bit just inside the golden gate. the winds are generally liked right now, but do expect those to turn on later today and into tomorrow . we've got one system moving through the pacific northwest, helping to transition us to a cooler pattern and then a second system for tomorrow. may even bring a little bit of drizzle two areas along the coast and inside the bay. meanwhile temperatures at this time 64 degrees in san francisco we have upper sixties in oakland. it's off to a warm start for inland cities. brentwood you're already 82 76 in walnut creek. south bay

71 in san jose. our afternoon highs for today, upper sixties at the coast low seventies in san francisco. if you're going to see the giant state game going to be gorgeous eighties around the bay nineties inland, still very, very warm 95 in antioch in the north bay 93 in santa rosa, inland cities yesterday hit 100 degrees, so we are seeing some improvement. here's a look at your bay area sunday where we have a significant drop coming our way of her seventies for inland community 70 around the bay low sixties at the coast. it doesn't last were rebounding on monday upper eighties to about 90 degrees tuesday into wednesday for inland cities after seventies too low eighties around the bay back to you. well. millions of ukrainian refugees have fled the country, but many of them are arriving to homophobic parts of the world coming up on mornings onto the nonprofit that started here in the bay area. that is helping lgbtq refugees feel welcomed no matter where they are, and inflation levels are at record

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highest level. and more than 40 years, is now expected to approve another half point interest hike in an effort to bring down costs, but some economists fear interest rate hikes could lead to a recession. the fed is going to be hiking. as the economy slowing. you've got all this demand destruction coming from inflation, the fed is in the worst possible place it could be in the inflation rate in may reached a new pandemic era peak of 8.6% when compared with a year earlier, the dow dropped 100 and 80 points after that report was released on friday. well tesla announced that it's preparing for a three for one stock split. the company said in the filing that the move would benefit employees who have equity in the business. tesla says this move will also attract more small investors. shares in tesla closed just below $700 a share and a stock split can help accompany lower its share price to appeal to new investors. shareholders will vote on the potential split in august. up

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average and what started as an activist movement in the eighties is back for the first time in san francisco, how long you can see the memorial made out of thousands of panels. that represent people lost to aids. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning to you. what a gorgeous picture this morning we talked about that blue sky. we also talked about the fog and what is sitting down there over the water. i don't usually see this, but it is a gorgeous one as it kind of just wind through. it says hey, you know what? fog still here? just sneaking under the bridge it is saturday. june 1t. oh, my god. what's going on out there, you know. beautiful beautiful. i'm frank malika. let's send it right over to rosemary and find out what's going on out there. whether wise you cannot you can measure the depth of the fog just by. you know where it sits on along the golden gate, and i think that

span is what 500 ft or so off the test the water. i'm guessing my way through this mike mibach were here. he would know. yes he does. he knows he knows all the factory. the towers are this and the span is this but we do have a shallow marine layer out there and along the coastline, we're beginning to see some change in the way of the cool down. we're expecting sixties at the coastline for today, a low eighties around the bay mid upper nineties inland, so still very, very hot for some better details on what you can expect for your neighborhood in the significant drop coming our way for sunday. in the extended forecast coming up. all right. height of the tower, both water 746 ft. rosemary oroczo. awareness and activism during the aids epidemic of the 18 sixties 3000 panels of the aids memorial quilt are about to go on display in san francisco. and that is where ktvu james torrez is this morning live from golden gate park with that story, and this is always really something to see james claudine opening

ceremonies will get started in just about a half hour here. you still see some of that set up here behind me? blue black tarps laid down on the ground. that's where about 3000 panels of the weekend, like people with that are involved in the quote say it will never lose its relevance. and the quote started as an activist movement, you can say in the eighties, those upset reading the names of their friends lost to the epidemic. began writing down those names and their stories and posted them on the federal building in san francisco that quickly turned into stitching on panels for a quilt that continued to grow for decades and today. that quilt is now made up of tens of thousands of panels will see 3000 of those panels today here at the robert williams meadow within golden gate park, the largest ever display of the quilt in san francisco and the first time presented outdoors. it's been stored in atlanta for years, and now this weekend it will call the bay area home returning to its birthplace. each of these panels have a story of photos, memorabilia

messages of hope. letters of love. this is a way for these panel makers who put their heart in the stitching these ah, so their loved one is always remembered, and that story is told they didn't have a quote returns started in 2019, and as those plans developed, the covid-19 pandemic began to hit and delayed the ceremony for 2.5 years. it originally moved to atlanta because at the time founders believed the epidemic began to affect black men in southern states and now today, the quote will take over the robert williams matter within golden gate park and officially unveiling itself that will start at about 9 30. this morning. we'll hear from maryland and breed we'll hear from state senator scott wiener and the number of other of representatives and speakers this morning you can walk through and see each panel of the quote. starting at 9 30 this morning that will stay in place right here until about four o'clock tomorrow. we're live this morning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. james thank you very much.

the warriors are coming back home. they're tied up at two, all in their series against the boston celtics. and once again, it was steph curry coming to the rescue and helping the dubs take back home court and maybe his best finals performance. ever ktvu joe fonzi was at boston's td garden last night, with all the highlights and post game reaction. the warriors already held the nba record for consecutive playoff series with at least one road win at 26. they knew last night. they need to extend that record to 27 to have a chance to win a championship this year. fired up crowd at td garden, hoping to see the celtics take a 3 to 1 stranglehold in their series and for a good portion of the game that seemed unlikely when marcus smart beat the shot clock with this three the celtics had in 94 to 90 lead with 5 18 to play, but the warriors then went on attended nothing run. first it was andrew wiggins with the shot. and then when clay thompson hit a three the warriors were in front 95 94 with 4 26 to go. thompson had 18

points, but the big star of the game with steph curry, whether he was toying with boston defenders and then dribbling in for a floater in the lane. sit up. whether he was hitting three pointers. curry had a night where he scored 43 points with 10 rebounds. curry was seven of 14 from three point range as the warriors won it by a final score of 1 to 7 to 97. evening this series at two games apiece, as you would expect, whether it was his coach or his teammates. there was nothing but praise for curry for stuff too. take the. you know that that kind of pressure? uh all game long and then still be able to defend at the other end. when they're coming at him. it shows you, i think i think this is the strongest physically that he's ever been in his career, and it's allowing him to do what he's doing. the heart on that man is incredible. ah! you know

the things he does. we kind of take for granted from time to time. but to go out there and put us on his back and i mean, we gotta help him out on monday. incredible. um put us on his back will just do a win much need to win game we had to have came out and show while he's one of the best players ever played. this game went on the road and keep some life in the series, get a home court advantage back and try to create some momentum our way it was hard fought win proud of everybody. so like the celtics did in san francisco, the warriors do the same in boston. getting a split on the road as this series is even at two games each. but the warriors with this win, have now regained home court advantage game five monday back in san francisco in boston, joe fonzi ktvu fox two. thank you, joe. steph curry impressed everyone last night,

even longtime boston celtic fans last hour he spoke live to boston. 25 fox sports director butch stearns about curry's clutch performance. in game four. if the worries win this series, it becomes epic. if not , it becomes a good game that he did. but how can you not be impressed with what steph willed them to win last night to me that that last night was the classic example celtics of the better team, and i'm not saying that as a boston guy, i think i'll nba people believe that they had the better season, but the words have been there done that, obviously, and last night was an example of the guys that wanted that never had it and when it was time to do it, calling on that experience, the guys who have been there the warriors led by steph and he's outplayed jayson tatum. that's why this series is tied. not 31, right? very true, but also admits boston celtic fans have been maybe a little bit rude during the championship series against the warriors. but he says they are not much different

than fans and any other nba city when it comes to being passionate. about their sports team. golden state's exciting victory in boston last night led to one of the wildest watch parties yet 3000 miles away in san francisco. they were down, but you know what? the warriors we come back, man we fight. that's right. we come back. it happens. a huge ground back there for the school's chase center. thrilled to watch def curry scored 43 points and lead golden state to that victory over the celtics, and that's very exciting game for many members of dub nation believe they are now witnessing a new phase of the warriors dynasty for a new generation of fans. think we're ever going to ever see this beautiful dynasty that we're seeing now and him seeing him? stephen curry, draymond green. bring me happiness. my niece is a baby. so we got to start them young, right? we got to start her young to raise the right. exactly warrior family. that's all it is. the warriors will be back at home for game

five monday night tickets for the game six watch party at chase center go on sale and just under three hours at noon today on the warriors website. and happening now rallies are being held across the country, all in response to recent mass shootings. these events are being organized by students. this is all part of the group march for our lives. it was established back in 2018. following the shooting that claimed 17 lives at a high school in parkland, florida. bay area demonstrations are being led by teens, including 17 year old lucy gets of concord high school. she is hoping that these protests are going to move elected fish officials to make assault weapons harder to get i know. in california. we do have a lot of laws in place to ensure background checks, and it's much more difficult, but there needs to be a national policy that really ensures that, like a 19 year old can't walk into a store and walk out with an a r in a matter of minutes. lucy get says when young people raise their voices and lobby for change, they can have an impact. she and

others are gathering right now at civic park in walnut creek. east bay. congressman eric swalwell is among the scheduled speakers. there's also another rally set for frank ogawa go a plaza in oakland at the top of the hour, and there's also a community gathering at burlingame city hall at 10 a.m. a demonstration is also going to be held outside of san francisco city hall. that's at noon, and this list that you see on your screen is only a partial list. there are other bay area cities holding marches today as well. also happening today city of hayward is hosting an open house all to discuss police gear that is not characterized as military equipment. buy new state law governor newsom signed last september. the forum is starting right now, as the hayward city council prepares to examine the city's policy on military equipment use the public can ask questions about the specific types. of gear as well as police training and handling procedures . that open house just started at nine o'clock and we'll go till noon time at the north

district office on main street if you'd like to check it out. new this morning for the first time ever. the national average for a gallon of unleaded gas is now over $5 a gallon, of course , a lot more here in the bay area and have for a long time, but drivers elsewhere are used to paying much lower prices. now costs have been going up for the last two months. today is the 15th straight day that gas prices nationwide have been on the rise, according to triple a gallon of gas, california averaging 6 43 this morning san francisco still at 6 63, both san jose and oakland or it 6 54 . these prices are all up a scent from yesterday and you filled up. what this morning, 609. oh, boy. okay mean anything under six now, which is crazy. it is and you know, and some of these gas stations are offering. you know, cheaper prices if you pay cash, but it legitimately at $6 a gallon. that's a lot of cash to carry around, you know, and so to say that 10 cents. i'm

like 100 bucks, right? i think it's just the also the mental thing of seeing you over. you know if it's 5 99, there's six or nine and say you put in 10 gallons. it's not a ton of money right? it's a dollar. but but feels sure really bad, especially if every time you stop it goes up your think kind of wig out when i see it going. oh no, i gotta stop dollars gave me half a tank the other day. yeah. ah good morning to you, all of you. this shot behind me were you know we have three panels behind me. and right now we have a very beautiful panoramic shot of the fog and the golden gate bridge. and what an amazing view. never get tired of this one right over areas of san francisco. we have the golden gate park area there. we've got the golden gate obviously, and the marin headlands little finger of fog working up over one of those hills and inside the bay. we've got some along the coastline or north bay coast, seeing some fog

this morning. have some pictures on your ocean beach where we're actually with blue skies right along the water, but you look a little ways out, and there's some fog out there as well. so beginning to transition, we are going to see the onshore breeze turn on a little bit later today and into the evening hours right now, fairfield reporting and onshore breeze, but it's really, really weak 14 mph so and for most of us temperatures are starting out very similar compared to yesterday. we do have an excessive heat warning that continues for parts of solano county all the way over towards vallejo, bonnie sha and then working back towards the sacramento valley, and this is actually issued. out of the national weather service, sacramento office and the reason why we still have this advisory for this stretch of the bay area and the rest of the bay area allowed to expire. we will continue with very, very warm weather yesterday, some of our inland cities reached 100 degrees today. we're going to go to about 95 97. so we're kind of headed in the right direction, although still going to be very hot, santa rosa and nevado a few

degrees cooler at this time, and meanwhile, livermore you are warmer at this hour compared to yesterday. fairfield with that weak onshore breeze down by five degrees 79 right now in fairfield. meanwhile brentwood 84 closer to the water 70 right now in berkeley, berkeley, as well as oakland 69 in san francisco. upper fifties, right along the coastline half moon bay. your temperature change from yesterday into today, santa rosa one. oh two yesterday 93 expected for you today so you will feel it still all you know very warm but way better than yesterday. meanwhile, san francisco 72. if you're going to see the giants game going to be nice there in the stands conquered 94 san jose going to 90 for the afternoon today. i better look at the afternoon house for today. and then they significant drop in temperatures coming on sunday in the extended forecast after the break. we will see it soon. thank you. rosemary national lobster day, by the way, right around the corner, but we just could not wait here. we are in the mood for a bit of lobster coming up. we're bringing the most sought after cousins maine lobster

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says it's not running critically low on ammunition, and military leaders say that will put ukrainian troops at a huge disadvantage is a battle russian forces who are trying to gain total control. of many of the eastern cities. ukrainian president zelinsky says the ammunition shortage underscores the need for western nations to supply as military with more weapons. he's also hoping his country will gain more power by being accepted as a member of the european union. the coming weeks and days, the european union may take a historic step that will prove that words. about the belonging of ukraine. people to the european family are not just words. hundreds of ukrainian civilians are now boarding trains to escape the growing fighting in the eastern portion of the country. those trains are headed to safer areas

in the west. this pride month. we're shining a spotlight on san francisco's nonprofit with a mission to help ukrainian refugees who are part of the lgbtq community. justin hilton from san francisco founded safe place international. he has recently flown to romania and poland were millions of refugees are arriving from the war torn country of ukraine. however justin tells us that many refugees are facing homophobia in those countries. so he's working to help l g b t q members feel more welcomed. finding jobs in poland and getting integrated and finding other members of the lgbt community where they can feel some degree of safety. some degree of normality. the nonprofit is helping lgbt q members connect with each other in poland's gay community. it's helping them pay for an apartment looking for work and receive therapy. well today, the perfect weather day to go to the beach and enjoy an east bay tradition. a lot of fun for the whole family. it is the 54th annual sandcastle and sculpture

contest. taking place at crown memorial, state beach and alameda registration begins well , actually began about 19 minutes ago at the top of the hour at nine o'clock, organized come with family. bring your friends don't forget to bring a shovel buckets and a lot of imagination judging will be based on design detail neatness. and technique, and that's going on right now. if you want to. head to the coast in alameda. it's a legit talent. it's fun to see what people can create. all right, let's talk about our weather a good day to create some artistic creations on the beach. always yes, and as you head out towards the beach, you may need the layers. it is going to be cooler out. there were going to have the onshore breeze back with us getting into the afternoon, saying just a little bit through the delta this morning, although it is fairly weak. we're also seeing some fog . here's a view and you can see those wind turbines. they're moving. the onshore breeze is expected to pick up later today and into tonight, and that's

going to lead to a significant drop in temperatures for tomorrow. air quality of looking good this morning. we are coated in green from the north base for the central bay down to the south bay to spare the air day yesterday but again, improving weather conditions, helping to improve our air quality as well. stormtrooper too. we've got fog along the coastline this morning for our north bay coast. we're seeing some just inside the golden gate is very shallow, but it's there and will continue as we roll through the weekend. here's a view of a system rolling through the pacific northwest, a little bit of rain going on there that is helping to introduce our cool down a second round for tomorrow comes even farther into california and again increases our onshore breeze and cooler temperatures. we do have a look here at what we expect for the afternoon noticed the wind forecast. winds are picking up notice the arrows coming from this direction, so an onshore breeze expected for us for the second part of the day are costar bayside communities will be cooler inland cities also coming down,

but we were 100 degrees yesterday for some of the hotter spots, so still going to be very warm inland. 74 in nevada right now, we've got 80 degrees already in concord. what time is it? 76 in san jose, mid seventies and hayward and around the bay seventies over berkeley 69 in san francisco in the morn. afternoon highs. 66 for pac aloe peninsula 86 in redwood city. but yesterday, redwood city hit 95. 94 in concord yesterday. 101 102 in the north bay 92 for napa today, your extended forecast temperatures take a huge drop tomorrow. take a look at that. we'll go from 95 today for our hotter spots. do not even hitting 80 degrees for tomorrow in our inland communities 70 around the bay love sixties at the coast. this is going to be the coolest day we begin to rebound on monday and tuesday and wednesday back into the upper eighties about 90 degrees for inland cities upper

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are demanding change. details of the march for our lives event happening here in the bay area about some butter, lobster and tater tots. sounds like a new england party to me, but we got to cook them right here. in our ktvu parking lot. that is a live shot. it is nationals lobster day, and it's coming up that we are celebrating in the only way possible lobster. for everyone. wow i'm ready. to from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on two good morning, everyone. that shot keeps getting clearer and clearer as the morning progresses, although if you went to the left side, you'd see a little bit of fog still on the bay, but gorgeous, looking out from twin peaks over to the east bay hills at oakland and berkeley. and what looks like just a another great day to be here in the bay area on saturday, june the 11th already i'm frank mallicoat. good to have you back so much

gorgeousness. so i am claudine wong. let's go to rosemary oroczo. gorgeousness i don't even sure that's a word. it works, though. i think i just made it up. but it seems appropriate. i like it. yeah let's hashtag that good morning. to both of you. we are looking at some gorgeousness getting into the afternoon with plenty of sunshine temperatures not quite as hot. as we see a cool down come our way. a bigger drop coming tomorrow. i mean, we're talking 20 to 25 degree change from friday into sunday, but for today we're going to start with temperatures very similar to where we were yesterday. but by the end of the afternoon, mid sixties at the coast seventies and eighties around the bay mid nineties, a few upper nineties for some of our inland cities so still very, very warm. better details on the weekend coming up in just a little bit. sounds good. thank you. rosemary happening right now. 3000 panels of the aids memorial quilt or about to go on display all weekend at golden gate park, the display at robin williams meadow. will be the largest ever in san francisco as we take you there live ktvu is james torres

has also go get parked this morning tells us the opening ceremony for this year's aids memorial quilt is getting underway at this hour. those involved with the quote say will never lose its relevance. and this weekend, people in the bay area will be able to see it up close and personal. all weekend long. the quilt started as an activist movement in the eighties, those upset reading the names of their friends lost to the pandemic began writing down those names and their stories. and posted them on the federal building in san francisco that quickly turned into stitching on panels for a quilt that continue to grow for decades, and today that quilt is now made up of tens of thousands of panels. we'll see about 3000 panels today, the largest ever display of the quote. in san francisco, and for the first time outdoors, it's been stored in atlanta for years, and now this weekend it will call the bay area home, returning to its birthplace to each of these panels have a story of photos, memorabilia messages of hope. letters of love. this is a way

for these panel makers who put their heart in the stitching these ah, so their loved one is always remembered, and that story is told the idea to have the quilt returns started in 2019 as those plans developed, the covid-19 pandemic began to hit and delay the ceremony for more than 2.5 years. it originally moved to atlanta because at the time founders believed the epidemic started to begin affecting black men in southern states. quote will take over robert williams meadow pretty much all weekend long. you'll have until tomorrow afternoon to check it out. wrap things up at about four o'clock. in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. well you know, gun buyback program is also happening today in the bay area. the event in oakland is called guns to gardens. the weapons that are collected are going to be melted down and turned into gardening tools. little cook location for the event is that the i word ministries, which is on international boulevard between 89th and 90th avenues. that

event starts at 10 a.m. people who turn in guns are going to get gift cards that range from 100 to $300. that's depending on the type of gun that has turned in the 1st 50. people are also going to get a garden tool that was forged from a gun. 9 33 your time the police chief for the body school district in texas, now defending his response to that mass shooting the chief pete arredondo, telling the texas tribune that he did not consider himself the incident commander in charge at the scene that day. redondo also said that he intentionally left behind his police radios before entering the school because he thought that would slow him down. he also said that he used his cell phone to call for more tactical gear and tried several keys that school administrators gave him to open up that door, but none of them worked. hundreds of people gathered in solano county last night to pick tribute to 2 14 year old boys who were killed in a highway crash. candlelight

vigil in honor of michael basson and noah. each one of the chp says they were both killed thursday when they're all terrain vehicle veered off the roadway and crashed into a tree near the town of winters. third teenagers suffered minor injuries. family member one of the boys who died had a message for those attending. last night's memorial. we just want to keep him in prayer, you know, and just remember how he lived and not how he died. you know, we kind of keep focused on that. but we want to remember how he lived and enjoyed that we're going to cry about something. let's cry about the way he lived. crash victim michael bassam was a regular customer at a barbershop at winners and the owners of that shop are now donating part of their profits to the teenager's family. made an impact in my life, so it's the least i could do. i'm sorry for their loss. you know my condolences go out to all the families affected. um, i just happen to have that bond with michael. investigators are still trying to determine the cause of that atv crash, but they do not

believe drugs or alcohol played a role. an internal investigation has revealed that outgoing medicine ceo sheryl sandberg used facebook resources for her personal projects. investigation is focusing on the intent the extent to which staffers were used to work on stanford's projects. those projects include her foundation lean in as well as the writing and promotion of her second book . this investigation has reportedly been underway since at least last fall. several facebook employees have been interviewed. sandberg announced last week that she is resigning from her day to day role after 14 years. well inflation is at its highest point, since 1981 and some economists are worried that it's going to lead to a recession, reporter david spun tells us analysts are expecting another interest rate hike from the fed. this week. a rough week on wall street. the dow jones fell 880 points after a key inflation report found prices

rose 8.6% in may compared to last year. that's the highest level in more than four decades . rising prices are hitting american consumers at the grocery store and at the pump, the cost of eggs increased more than 32% meat, fish and milker also up. fighting inflation is his top economic is placing the blame largely on russia's invasion of ukraine. we've never seen anything like putin's tax on both food and gas because the may consumer price index came in higher than expected. many economists are now questioning how far the federal reserve will go in raising interest rates to try to bring costs down real now is the fact that 75 even 1% increases are now absolutely on the table, but some fear of move like that will increase chances of a recession is going to be hiking. as the economy slowing.

you've got all this demand destruction coming from inflation, the fed is in the worst possible place it could be in the next rate hike is expected next week, and fed chairman jerome powell will hold a news conference on wednesday. in washington. david spun fox news. a major air carrier, joins and shipping baby formula to the u. s delta airlines will now be a part of the white house's operation fly formula. the passenger airline will lend its planes for the shipping of about 18 and £12,000 of candy mill baby form left from the uk delta will transport the formula from london to boston and detroit before being forwarded to retailers. the fda said separately that abbott labs will ship 16.5 million bottles of similac formula from spain, but no date was given for that shipment. today great day. great weather day to go out to the beach. maybe enjoy an east bay tradition. a lot of fun for the family. it's the 54th annual sandcastle and sculpture contest

. you gotta head to alameda ground memorial beach. if you want to take part registration kicked off at nine o'clock this morning, organizers say. bring your family, your neighbors. your friends. don't forget to bring a shovel, maybe a bucket or two and your imagination judging will be based on design detail neatness. and technique. so come on out. give it a go give it a go. yes i'm a looker. not a doer. rosemary gorgeousness is indeed a words as our eduardo smith and i looked it up and it is indeed a word can take any credit it was. i can't take any credit for making it up. wow. but we'll use it. we like it. we'll make up something else. absolutely good morning to all of you not making this up. we have a cool down coming our way. we do have blue skies overhead, a little bit of fog right along the coastline. here's a nice view over oakland , and you can see plenty of blue skies sunshine to go around. we will have the fog return a little bit later to today and

into the evening hours that as the onshore breeze strengthens, and the two combined as we know lead to a cool down here is a view over areas of fairfield, a very weak onshore breeze that has been with us all morning. and with that fairfield is actually five degrees cooler. least last check. we'll check in just a moment conquered, reporting a 12 mile per hour breeze coming in from the west napa southwest at five. so those areas feeling a little bit cooler this morning. we do continue with an excessive heat warning for parts of solano county from vallejo, venetia and then a fairfield and into the sacramento valley, where it is widespread for today, a reminder to continue to keep an eye on your pets and your children drink plenty of fluids. avoid the afternoon sun if you can. my temperature's again a little bit cooler over areas of the north bay where we're seeing a little bit of an onshore breeze a fairfield as well down by five degrees, but take a look at livermore. you're actually a

little bit warmer this morning than yesterday at this time 79 degrees right now in livermore, but you're not the hottest spot , 84 reported in brentwood, 80 over conquered into the north bay mid seventies already at this hour in santa rosa. 69 san francisco. you get to the coast. it's very comfortable. half moon bay reporting. 63 far east based short, already 70 degrees in oakland. here's a look at the future cast getting into the afternoon. we've got a little bit of fog along the coastline, but everybody else enjoying plenty of sunshine or air quality will remain good to moderate for today. that is some good news. even a little bit of drizzle, a possibility getting into tonight, but it's eight o'clock, so we're getting close to sunset and look what's happening here inside the bay. we're beginning to see the low clouds moved back across the bay. that's another sign that we do have cooler air on the way and then by tonight were partly cloudy out there and we are looking at a big drop in temperatures to come on sunday. 16 93 degrees the afternoon hyper center rosa today 72 in san francisco, so we're still

above average, not quite as warm as yesterday. oakland 82 low nineties livermore as well as san jose. i'll have a region wide look at the afternoon house for today, and then that significant drop for sunday coming up in the extended forecast in just a bit. thank you. rosemary giants take another longtime rivals l. a dodgers again this afternoon after big winner on friday, and today, fans will not only get to watch the giants play also going to celebrate pride month how the two teams are honoring the lgbtq community. that's next, and we've been talking about lobster for much of the morning. finally right after the break, we're going to dive in cousins, maine lobster is making lobster rolls live on our hair. our air. rather and claudine is on her way out to do a little sampling. it's c

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giants. the team is celebrating pride day. both the dodgers and the giants players will wear caps with pride colors in the lettering. james will also have pride colors on their sleeves. like last year's pride jerseys, fans can buy special tickets to the game and received limited edition pride socks as well. proceeds are going to local charities. across the bay over to the a's on the road. mark kat's team continues to struggle. they dropped their 10th in a row. can you believe it? definitely one of their most heartbreaking losses of the season, the aids were actually up. two to nothing over cleveland going into the bottom of the ninth, and then the bullpen just collapsed, giving up three runs in that final frame, and they went on to lose it by a score of 3 to 2. well nationals. lobster day is just four days away, just as the lobster harvest picks up off the coast of maine and new hampshire and mark lobster day, claudine wong in our parking lot with a very popular food truck cousins . maine lobster, claudine. gonna

save a few for us, frank? tough assignment out here? yes, i came out here to hang out with raj mo hannah inside this amazing truck that is apparently one of your smallest trucks, but you own three of them cousins, maine lobster. tell me what we've got going here and i'll let you start going as we talked about this truck in this business that some people have seen on shark tank. it's been around for a little over 10 years, but you've had this truck for a couple of years. yes. so you know, we started with one truck about 2.5 years back, and this is our truck. also our smallest strike. this truck is about six months old, and i'll walk you through some of our most popular items take us through. what are you making here, so i gotta connecticut role here. you know, just it's on this nicely. dusted new england lobster at all, because with meet richard is going ahead and costing the meat over there. can i get the meat from connecticut? rhode fish, so they put it in and tell me about maine lobster because i know

this company was started by, you know no parts to people one from california, one from maine. and this is, you know, family recipes and things that taste good and feel good for them. absolutely so doesn't jim and cousin, seventh cousins who originally started it? both are from men. cousin seven used to live in los angeles and doesn't join him over there. and yes, they are recipes and, you know very, very populations this looks amazing to me, but tell me about the taste and when people come here for when they want that real maine lobster so all the lobster that we have is real maine lobster, including the deal itself, right, but we have two preparations of the role main role. that's how it's traditionally in maine is served chilled meat with some lemon. what i'm making here is the connecticut roll, get in there and go ahead and put that together, so this is the most popular item on our menu. is the connecticut roll it some warm lobster meat, and it's a little bit of lemon. drizzle on this, so right there is our made

connecticut roll. what i would also be doing is i will be making some lobster dogs for you . lobster top. that is amazing. okay we pan over there. we can see that happening. tell me what's happening over. these are lobster thoughts basically fresh out of the fryer. so we put a generous portion of this year right here. my family knows that i am a sucker for tater. this is our famous cilantro lime cells. this is a favorite of cousin jim, who made it and we have you know some lobster that goes on it. this is also warm lobster meat that goes on. is this your most popular? two items that people yet connecticut roll. and clamp chowder. those are two most popular items. but these are also extremely this is a wonderful shareable items, so i'm going to go ahead and put some people on top of this there. fresh pico. this is people that has made every day fresh and our pigeon nicely with

this and it goes with the lime and write their national lobster is coming. but i mean, every day's lobster day for you tell me about the success of this business and why you think so many people really have kind of come to the truck it so one reason obviously is the food that is served. it is all excellent quality air grid lobster that comes from men but also the following is because of the popularity that that jim and seven have built over social media. excellent people that do a lot of charitable cause along with course popularity. you know, it's been a shark tank shark tank, so i mean, in terms of where people can find you because i'm getting so distracted. i want to eat. but tell me where people can find you. you have an app that makes it easy food truck season. i mean, people come out and really want to have a part of this absolutely drug season because of because of covid. it became for all the food trucks.

supporters have become very, very popular. you can find us on our mobile lab as well as the pitch and our website. okay, now you've had a team. we've seen this this food kind of pass over to you and people making this can i can i get just a pan around and have you show me your team and tell me how you work? everyone that goes through here. come on back. come on back. i always like to give a little bit of love to everyone who has shown up here in our parking lot and helped us create these creations. tell me about whoever was my older brother, rahul. he's he's a partner in the business as well. family. this is family business, and cousin man lost his all about family first. this is ashley been with us since day one is the grill expert on there. thank you. for all of this. this is richard. richard is one of our managers. he's been with us since day. one as well. and you know, here's the everything. then he's like right arm of the business. well, thank you guys. so much for coming in. thank you for making food and the lobster tail. how

did i forget the lobster tail. i mean, what's wrong with me here? lobster tail and they got to go with literally everything. all right, you guys, i mean, i could keep talking, but then i can't keep eating. so i'm going to send it back to you guys because we want to try all of this and i've got to tell you. it's in the parking lot for the first time, but this is not my first time trying this amazing, amazing. frank and rosemary will send it back to you. i know you're jealous. i'll bring you some. you stay out there. we'll see a very lobster rodeo. alright let's get the weather now we talked a little lobster and we'll keep that rodeo theme going to roberta called in. she was reminding us the livermore rodeo this weekend. and they're big rodeo parade down main street at 10 o'clock, so a great day for that as well and a great time of the day to have that parade right. it's already warm out in the inner east pain. if you are going to be out and

about this afternoon, make sure you drink plenty of fluids and, you know, find yourself some shade because our inland cities will be warm once again, giving you a look here over the east bay shore. where we are with blue skies. we do have a few high clouds that passing overhead. we've got some fog along the coastline or onshore breeze still very, very weak out there, but expected to turn on later today and into tonight. in any case, the cool down begins today, especially for the coast . inside the bay are inland cities, although we're going to shave off several degrees. in some cases, it's still going to be very, very warm, because, well, we hit the century mark yesterday in many of our inland cities. we do have a system moving through the pacific northwest. so that's introducing the change in our weather pattern. and then as we get into sunday, a stronger system is going to move through and really dropped our temperatures down. here's a look at tonight where we have clouds along the coast, maybe a little bit of drizzle out there as well. and we also have clouds crossing over the bay so we will be partly cloudy

for our east bay shore getting a little bit closer to sunset. here's a look at tomorrow morning. we are mostly cloudy. maybe some drizzle. maybe a few sprinkles the farther north you go. we're not going to see any beneficial rain out of it. but again, it will be a notable cooler day 75 right now in nevada, 81 in walnut creek. so for our inland cities, you're wondering what i'm talking about. there's no cool down. it will come eventually. 69 in san francisco right now, 72 the afternoon high eighties around the bay. mid nineties for hotter spots inland. today in your extended forecast here shows you that huge drop in temperatures coming on sunday when we're barely, you know, getting to about 80 degrees for our inland cities 70 around the bay. a warming trend takes off on monday by wednesday, back into the nineties, back to you. just kind of getting out there and helping people. that he is mowing lawns for free teenager talks about participating in a

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