joins us here in studio now with the story. crystal >> well, these images behind me show the damage left behind when a car slammed into an apartment near the golden gate park. people who lived there hearing a large excuse me loud crash and feeling the building shake peep. police say it stemmed from a violent robbery turned hit and run. it all started when police were called to a mugging at the corner of balboa street and 26th avenue at around 1030 tuesday morning. >> they threw a woman down, took her, took her bag, and then that they jumped in the car and then were running away and the cops saw them. >> police say they started to chase the suspects, but the officers ended their pursuit for the safety of people in the area. but the suspects in a gray honda accord continued. witnesses say they saw the gray honda accord coming down cabrillo at high speeds, hitting a mini cooper in the intersection before it slammed into this wall, narrowly missing the elderly man inside that is

the wall to his bedroom. >> his bed is on the other side of the room. >> thankfully, dennis crosby, who lives in a flat upstairs, says he felt the building shake during the impact. >> i felt it right when the crash happened. i walked right across the intersection here and got to about halfway through and the two guys jumped out. one ran this way, one ran this way, neighbor josh steele says he saw it all unfold. >> the mini cooper crashing into a pole on the sidewalk after getting hit by the suspect car. >> stupidly, they gave like a couple, you know, like a little bit of chase out of the guy. i think he looked like he had a gun. so i turned back around. >> steele after checking on the woman in the mini cooper, says he saw a gun on the floorboard of the suspect's car. witnesses snapped this photo of the two men after the crash and shared it with officers. >> about 20 minutes later, they were still hanging around the neighborhood, leading police to detain them. >> it's an act of god that there was nobody standing on this corner when this car came through. >> this kind of stuff doesn't happen too often in this neighborhood. it's pretty quiet out here most of the time now. >> the man who lives there is

displaced as workers try to patch up the wall. and the woman who was in the mini cooper, christina swanson, tells me she is in the hospital now with some scratches and possibly bruised ribs. she says she's celebrating a birthday tomorrow, and thankfully there were no life threatening issues in this situation. investigators are asking anyone with information to contact sfpd, crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> a group of doctors, public health experts and community organizations are coming together to call on san francisco's city leaders to do more to address the drug overdose crisis. the group gathered today outside the city's medical examiner's office to bring attention to the more than 3000 people who have died from overdoses since 2020, in san francisco. they say there needs to be a greater health response to keep people alive with the right support, they can continue progressing. >> i have yet to encounter

someone with addiction who truly desires to remain trapped in that cycle. >> earlier today on the four, we spoke with laura thomas, the director of harm reduction policy at the san francisco aids foundation. she says there needs to be better access to life saving solutions. >> the single most effective treatment for opioid use disorder is methadone, which has been around for decades. it's very well researched. it's extremely effective, but it is highly, highly regulated. and so people can only take it by going to certain places. >> health experts are also calling for evidence based public health strategies to help support those who are struggling with addiction. >> governor newsom is accelerating the timeline for when money generated from proposition one for mental health treatment would become available. it is estimated more than $3 billion will be used to help build behavioral health treatment facilities sooner than expected. ktvu political

reporter greg lee has the story. >> governor gavin newsom walked with state and county leaders at cordillera mental health center in redwood city, the san mateo county facility set to open a new expansion in a few months. >> the backdrop for the governor to announce the state's expediting funding from proposition one, which aims to tackle the state's homelessness crisis. >> $3.3 billion on the notice of funding availability will go out. we will quickly approve those plans because we have a new task force and strike team around this, breaking down all of the boxes. >> voters narrowly approved the measure in march. in part, it authorizes the state to use $6.4 billion in bonds to build housing and treatment beds for people experiencing serious mental health illnesses and addiction. applications for the funding were set to open in the fall, but will now open in july for cities, counties and organizations to build or improve centers like this, prop one encourages counties to be ambitious about behavioral health care services and to address the root causes of the

many challenges our communities face. cordillera has not received any prop one funding yet, but newsom used it as an example of what the state wants to see. to underscore the point, a woman whose son receives care here spoke about its efficacy. >> i wish every county had available for mentally ill clients what this county has available. >> not everyone agrees disability rights. california opposed prop ones passage and said in a statement. drc opposes governor newsom's behavioral health system reforms, which expand forced treatment using proposition one. money to build locked facilities will harm people with mental illness and substance use disorders. prop one also reworks attacks for mental health services requiring counties to spend much of the money on housing and programs for homeless people. newsom called out 19 counties who he says are out of compliance with housing mandates and are reluctant to use tools like care court. >> it's time to do your job.

it's time to get things done. you ask for these reforms. we've provided them. now it's time to deliver, and we know that any kind of transformation and we're talking today about transforming our mental health system, any kind of transformation. >> it takes collaboration and compassion. >> in san mateo county, greg lee, ktvu, fox two news san jose police are investigating the killing of a man in a shooting and a homeless encampment. >> officers say that shooting happened at mclaughlin avenue and interstate 280 at about 545 on thursday afternoon. when police arrived, a victim was not breathing. he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead on sunday. the victim's name still has not been released and no arrests have been made, and a man from daly city has now been charged with more than two dozen cases of organized retail theft in san francisco. now, the san francisco district attorney has charged 20 year old cuauhtemoc ramirez with felony robbery and vandalism, stealing more than $100,000 in merchandise. the da's office accuses ramirez of being part of a group who stole

from walgreens, safeway, bevmo and other stores in san francisco over a four month period. ramirez is now being detained with without bail pending trial. >> the biden administration is moving forward with a $1 billion arms deal with israel. this is according to congressional aides. it could be years before the weapons are delivered, but the deal could be sending a message of support to israel. and it comes less than a week after the biden administration paused a shipment of bombs. the us has also warned israel that it could face an enduring insurgency if it does not come up with a plan for postwar governance in gaza. >> if israel's efforts are not accompanied by a political plan for the future of gaza, for the future of the palestinian people , the terrorists will keep coming back and israel will continue to remain under threat, and we will continue to find ourselves in this continued cycle of violence. >> today, multiple trucks with humanitarian aid heading for the

gaza strip were allegedly targeted by israeli settlers. the un officials say no food has been brought into southern gaza. in the past week, protesters on the usf campus have defied orders to clear out their encampments this afternoon. >> but as ktvu jana katsuyama tells us now, the university is still hoping to get them to leave peacefully in the united will never be defeated. >> at the center of campus, student organizers held a rally at the university of san francisco at 3 p.m, the deadline that the school's president gave the anti-war protesters to leave the site. pre-college students and supporters spoke out against the war in gaza. >> theology is action, not silence. if the world is committing injustice and you do not speak out against that injustice, you are responsible. >> the students have had the tent encampment for two weeks, calling for the private university to take action to divest from companies tied to

the war in israel and take other actions to support palestinian students on campus and palestinians in gaza, where the un has declared a humanitarian crisis, students say it is personal to some of the protesters. >> we've had folks whose friends lost 30 over 30 people from their family entire, like bloodlines lost. so all of this really, like, amplifies the need for us to be a voice for the people who don't have a voice. >> in a letter to protesters, usf president paul fitzgerald explained steps they plan to take after negotiations monday between the staff and students. those include calling again for a ceasefire in gaza, giving a student a seat on the new socially responsible investment task force and considering a request for a second seat. researching curriculum changes and the addition of palestinian studies. students say they plan to remain on site, however, until they have assurances of more action. >> we know that we're here till graduation, we're here until,

you know, we get another meeting and we get clear defined answers on everything. >> the university sent ktvu a statement saying in part, the university is continuing to prioritize communication, dialog and de-escalation with the protesters. we remain committed to continuing dialog and have not cut off conversation. there are no plans to clear the encampment or involve law enforcement as long as the encampment is peaceful and nonviolent, the university says. anyone who remains camped here past tuesday's deadline could be disciplined if they violate the student conduct code. that includes up to suspension or expulsion. graduation ceremonies are expected to begin on thursday, may 16th in san francisco, jana katsuyama. ktvu fox two news pro-palestinian protesters have begun dismantling their encampment on the uc berkeley campus. >> skyfox was overhead about an hour ago. a uc berkeley spokesperson says the university will meet with the protesters and listen to their concerns. if

the encampments come down. the encampment first emerged in the school's sproul plaza weeks ago, and unlike so many other encampments across the country, the situation here has largely remained peaceful, with uc berkeley officials taking a hands off approach to the encampment and protesters making their voices heard in silicon valley. >> the growing criticism of google's involvement with the israeli military, plus a lot of our infrastructure here is underground. >> but people should realize that out of sight should not be out of mind. >> and we are tracking the weather. we've definitely got a little warmer today or we did get a little warmer today. it kind of hovers in the 80s the next couple of days. how's the weekend going to play out? i'll have that forecast coming up. >> also ahead, storms washed out a portion of highway one through big sur six weeks a

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plus, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. call today! the san francisco's aging water and sewage system. as ktvu tom vacar reports tonight, when it comes to non-obvious infrastructure improvements, taxpayers need to know that out of sight should not be out of mind. >> now you see it. soon you won't. san francisco college hill reservoir, an outlet project, is the city's oldest reservoir that dates back to the gold era rush. it's the key to sf generals and surrounding neighborhoods. water supply. the san francisco public utilities

commission says it's one of six citywide reservoir projects designed to beef them up, and their piping systems beef them up to modern seismic standards. engineer katie miller is a 27 year veteran of the sf, puc. >> from 2005 up until now, we've been working on the water system improvement program, which is a $4.8 billion program to provide seismic reliability as well as water supply reliability. >> three reservoirs are already completed, two others soon will be, and the sixth begins later this year for completion next year. the all new plywood roof, which will receive a waterproof cap, is far less expensive and more flexible than the former roof. plywood is easy to come by typically, and it will be much easier to make repairs on this than a heavy concrete roof or something that's engineered miles of high tech inflow and outflow pipes have flexible connectors that will keep them from breaking even in major

earthquakes. >> what we're doing is focusing on the most critical pipelines that bring water to the critical facilities. we have used artificial intelligence technology to look at the likelihood of failure of our pipelines in its local storage reservoirs. >> the san francisco public utilities commission has the equivalent of 45,000 big rig tanker trucks. 45,000. that is a lot of drinking water, and that could last for up to seven days in an emergency economic fact infrastructure means good paying careers. >> we provided 40,000 over 40,000 jobs in the last ten years. we will provide 50,000 more jobs for san francisco residents in the next ten years. >> the sfpuc is often touted as a better replacement for pg and e. it already supplies 70% of the city's electrical needs, all of its sewage needs, and drinking water to 2.8 million californians. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news federal regulators

have opened an investigation into waymo. >> the national highway traffic safety administration has opened a probe into 22 reported incidents of crashes and traffic violations involving a waymo vehicle. no one was hurt in any of the incidents. waymo which is based in mountain view, says it will cooperate with the investigation. waymo currently operates in san francisco, los angeles and arizona, with plans to expand to the peninsula and south bay this summer. >> san francisco mayor london breed announced a new plan to address a recent increase in family homelessness. the mayor's office says the safer families program will provide new emergency shelter and rapid rehousing slots for families, 115 shelter slots and 215 for rapid rehousing will become available, cutting down on the current wait list, officials say the number of families experiencing homelessness has doubled since last year, due in part to job loss and families arriving in san francisco without a place to live. and tonight at seven, the half moon

bay planning commission is going to hold its third meeting regarding an affordable housing project for senior farm workers. the san mateo county board of supervisors has already approved funding for this project. after last year's mass shooting exposed the poor living conditions of farm workers. however the planning commission has now delayed development twice, citing concerns with the design. this caught the attention of governor newsom, who threatened legal action if the project does not move forward. >> a lovely day today around the bay area. very summer-like with a very warm low 90. temperatures in the inland valley valley, especially in the north valley up around chico, and then temperatures like these. around here we had 60s and around the bay with low 70s mid 70s in fremont. and then you got the low 80s inland, which looks very similar to what we had yesterday in terms of temperatures, and quite frankly will be very similar tomorrow, with temperatures tomorrow very similar with low 80s and maybe even a mid 80 if you get towards

the eastern livermore valley. so the fog is stretching out again tonight. so that's what's happening now. the marine layer is opening up and it's stretching. so when it does that like during the day it pinches down and at night it opens up. and that's what's happening now. and that's why the fog is starting to push its way across the gate into the berkeley area. you can kind of see it working its way up over the hills, up over twin peaks in san francisco area, down towards daly city. that fog kind of from this angle, you can see how deep it is. it's not that deep yet, but last night it got up to about 2200ft deep, which the coastal hills average about 1000ft. so you get good 500, 800ft above those hills and you're really unobstructed, getting your fog well inland. and that's what will happen again tonight. so the fog you woke up with this morning, you'll see it again tomorrow morning. and then we get a burn off and a day tomorrow. a lot like today. >> all right, bill, thank you. highway one through big sur is expected to reopen sooner than originally thought. a stretch of the highway near rocky creek bridge, south of the carmel

highlands, was badly damaged in storms at the beginning of april. caltrans has been working around the clock now to repair the roadway. initially, crews were hoping to have it open by memorial day weekend. the governor says it now will be opening friday morning. >> caltrans working overtime subject to an act of god extreme winds, unlikely rain, but extreme winds will be able to achieve that. 630 this friday, highway one will be reopened. >> earlier this month, the governor signed a state of emergency proclamation to secure $100 million in federal funding to repair the road. >> still to come, more signs that inflation is not subside as quickly as the fed had hoped. >> also ahead tonight, new scrutiny into boeing from the federal government, the allegations that the company can now be criminally liable for the 737 max crash plus, here at the golden state valkyrie's. >> i think of power, i think of

community, i think of achieving the impossible. >> together they have a general manager, they have a logo and now they have a name. excitement brewing for the bay area's first wnba team

but our story has yet to be written.

>> the bay area's newest sports franchise officially has a name the valkyries. the bay area's wnba team announced its branding today, and it comes as momentum continues to build a bigger fan base. the golden state valkyries will be the 13th team to join the wnba, and they're going to be playing at chase center in san francisco. >> as ktvu christian captain reports, there is plenty of excitement building for the team's inaugural season next year. >> maybe the chase center is ushering in the age of the valkyries, the legendary norse warrior women, a natural fit to play at the home of the golden state warriors. merchandise for the newest wnba team is already on sale at the team store. the valkyries revealing their name and v shaped logo. that logo also honoring the team's homes in oakland and san francisco, united by the bay bridge. >> i'm a dad. >> the team's general manager,

ohemaa ninan. taking to the valkyries social media. reacting to learning the team's name and seeing the logo for the first time herself. >> it's powerful. >> i'm going to be a part of a lot of firsts with this organization. i'm so excited to get to know what this name means, and i'm leaning in 100. my whole self is going to be devoted to the team. >> team president jess smith saying the name valkyries was a fan favorite, as they considered what to call the team. the colors, the logo, and the name all coming together to create something new while honoring the past. >> you know this name, this logo, this color. >> it's ours. and this is where our legacy begins. at the team store, fans wasted no time picking up merch to show their loyalty to the valkyries. >> leona lewis says young women can now increasingly see a place for themselves at the highest levels of sport. >> i'm a former division one athlete and our career stopped

when we graduated college, and i love to see the avenue that cameron brink and angel reese and caitlin clark get to go on. >> nan luma is getting some gear for herself and for her two year old daughter. >> she knows the word basketball. we have it on tv. we have the nba games, the wnba games on tv. so she knows basketball. >> luma says she's happy her daughter will grow up in a world where women athletes and teams will be recognized as the powerhouses they are. >> it's so much fun and they're fully capable. yes, we are dunking in the wnba. we are doing all kinds of tricks. we are skilled. >> the valkyrie don't tip off until 2025, but already the team says 7500 fans have put down deposits to be season ticket holders for their inaugural season. the team is going to be hosting a block party here at thrive city this saturday from two until six in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu fox two news. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630, a family owned clothing store sees two of their stores

burglarized in a matter of weeks, and the owners say they have had enough. protesters tried to disrupt a major google conference in mountain view. >> their calls for the company to curtail its partnership with the israeli military

into a building at eighth and cabrillo avenue. this is right near golden gate park. witnesses say the armed suspects were

speeding when they collided with a mini coor, and then entered the building. this all began with the suspects allegedly robbing a woman just a few blocks away. the suspects ran from that crash scene and were caught nearby. no one was seriously hurt. >> the state of california is making billions of dollars in funding for mental health treatment available earlier than expected. governor newsom announced the state will make $3.3 billion available ahead of schedule for counties and private developers to start building behavioral health treatment centers. it's all part of the $6.4 billion approved through proposition one, which passed in march. >> protesters are so far defying an ultimatum to remove an encampment from the university of san francisco. student organizers rallied at the private jesuit university at 3:00 this afternoon. that was the deadline that the school's president gave the antiwar protesters to disperse graduation ceremonies set to begin on thursday. no word what the university will do next. >> you're watching ktvu, fox two news at 630. it was demonstrators versus developers

in silicon valley today as protesters tried to shut down google's biggest conference of the year. >> ktvu is jesse gary reports the tech giant's billion dollar contract with israel continues to be the lightning rod for pro-palestinian supporters. >> our freedom, we say how tuesday in mountain view, old chants greeting innovators of new tech outside google's annual developers conference. >> doing this at this conference sends a clear message to ceo sundar pichai and to google cloud ceo thomas kurian that you will be afforded. not a moment of peace. >> starting at nine in the morning, hundreds of pro-palestine demonstrators using this light to shine a spotlight on the big draw of this conference. artificial intelligence. >> i think a lot of the topics were around ai and the new advancements they've made, and it seems pretty impressive. i feel like a lot of the new advancements are pretty interesting, so i'm excited to see how it plays out in my life. >> protesters saying google's selling tech such as project

nimbus to israel means death for thousands of civilians caught in the war in gaza. >> there is nothing that would bar the israeli government from using these cloud services for military purposes. >> google is becoming more and more aggressive in their blatant endorsement of and decision to profit off of israeli military settler colonial genocidal violence, demands to cut ties with the idf mirror those made as protesters in april occupied the office of google cloud ceo, a approximately 50 googlers who participated in that and other demonstrations nationally were fired by the company. >> we sent emails to google to ask about the firings and about project nimbus and the demands of the protesters, but have not heard back. >> the place that we are now in history feels like a turning point, and we need to decide, all of us, how we want, innovations like artificial

intelligence to affect our futures and the futures of our children. >> though the vast majority of attendees in the morning were inside by the time protests began outside, those expressing dissent say this is one step on a long path to promote corporate change. >> every effort matters. every conversation matters. >> there were no further protests during the afternoon, and the extra police that were brought in from surrounding south bay towns such as sunnyvale and palo alto left the area shortly after the lunchtime hour in mountain view. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news a bay area man has been detained in france three years after a facebook message led to a warrant for his arrest. >> french authorities say 31 year old ian ian cleary of saratoga, has been in custody since a routine police stop last month and will be extradited to the us. he's accused of raping shannon keeler after following her home from a party at gettysburg college in

pennsylvania back in 2013. keeler says in 2020, she received a facebook message from cleary admitting to the rape. a judge then signed the arrest warrant in 2021. >> a mother and daughter tonight are devastated after their clothing store in oakland's rockridge neighborhood was broken into just this morning. their other store also in oakland, was burglarized on easter sunday. ktvu crime reporter henry lee spoke to the family business owners. >> it's sad. i feel like we are in a lawless city. >> it's happened yet again. shattered glass window repairs and heartache. >> this is our second break in. in a matter of less than two months, brenda taylor and her mother are frustrated and upset. >> their store, taylor j on college avenue in oakland's rockridge district, was broken into at about 630 tuesday morning, this after their other store at 24th and broadway in oakland was burglarized before dawn on easter sunday when this thief made off with $20,000 in merchandise. >> it's a lot. we're we're

tired, you know, we love it here. and, you know, thankfully, the community supports us tremendously. we but it's like how much support how much more support do we ask for. >> on tuesday this guy smashed the front door window with a crowbar as the alarm sounded. he helped himself to clothing including some men's wear. he made two trips to a car parked out front. mother and daughter pride themselves on selling handmade designs to women of all lifestyles, sizes and body shapes. they worked hard to open two stores in oakland where they've had to cope with crime. this grim message on a parking meter right outside their rockridge shop warning people about car break ins. this one two punch of burglary at their shops. almost too much to bear. >> please stop. we're a small business. it's a mother and daughter. it's my mom and i. the fact that we're just trying to be here and to thrive, but we all just seem to be trying to survive. >> her mother, taylor j, says

the two men in the break ins are different, and it's unclear if the same crew is responsible, but she feels they're being targeted. >> it's complete violation for one. i mean, it's already really hard doing business in oakland because of all the theft, the break ins and the crime. people are just already really nervous and just not comfortable coming outside, period. >> it's hard to sustain in a comfortable lifestyle if someone is just coming in, taking, taking, taking from us. >> oakland police are investigating both incidents. anyone with information about either break-in is asked to give them a call in oakland, henry lee ktvu, fox two news more testimony from the star witness in the donald trump criminal trial in new york. >> the questions from michael cohen in today's cross examination. >> also ahead, boeing facing more scrutiny from federal prosecutors. the complaints that the company violated a key promise over a settlement over the 737 max crashes and a quick reminder that you can get ktvu on demand on your smart tv through the fox local app. >> you can watch live newscasts

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deal that shielded the company from criminal prosecution following the 737 max crashes. a filing in federal district court in texas today says boeing failed to make changes to prevent it from violating federal anti-fraud laws, which was a condition of the 2021 settlement. the justice department says. boeing could now face prosecution, but in the filing said it is still determining how it will proceed in florida. >> the driver of a pickup truck involved in a crash today that killed eight people was arrested on suspicion of dui. the deadly crash happened this morning in central florida. the pickup truck collided with that bus carrying farm workers. and authorities say the driver of the pickup, brian mclean, howard cross at the center line,

sideswiped the bus traveling in the opposite direction. eight people on board the bus died right there at the scene. 53 others were transported to hospitals, and at least eight victims are in critical condition. >> i'm confident we will have answers for the family to be able to get them. closure of why we have this crash today. >> howard is facing eight counts of dui manslaughter. the florida highway patrol says it is investing its investigation is ongoing and i'm tracking the warm up. >> it did warm up a few degrees today. that happens again tomorrow. a lot of fog to talk about. there it is now what does it mean for the bay area weekend that's coming up. >> all right now to alex savage and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap coming up at seven alex. >> mike thank you. coming up tonight at seven we'll return to our coverage of the pro-palestinian protests happening at college campuses across the west and across the nation, some students and universities just now beginning to get a grasp of the demonstrations lasting implications tonight on west coast rap. why some students who

protest may be hauled into court a year from now also will break down a shift in the west's battle against the opioid crisis. those stories and a whole lot more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that is followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> alex, thank you. but first, new numbers point to inflation not subsiding anytime soon. the concerns that higher prices could weigh down the overall economy a slow network is no network for business.

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as he continued his testimony regarding payments he made to adult film actress stormy daniels, all in an effort to bury a story, fox's morgan mckay reports. >> i had a legal expense, and i marked it down as a legal expense. >> but michael cohen testified that the checks he received were not legal expenses they were reimbursing. cohen for the $130,000 he paid to adult film star stormy daniels, to keep her quiet about her alleged sexual encounter with former president donald trump, and he did so to help trump's chances in the 2016 election. then came the fbi raid. cohen said his life was

turned upside down and he was, quote, concerned, despondent and frightened. but then he received a phone call from trump. cohen says trump told him, quote, don't worry, i am president of the united states. there is nothing here. stay tough. you're going to be okay. cohen testified that he was scared and he was looking for this reassurance that his loyalty would pay off. however, ultimately, cohen said after speaking with his family, he decided, quote, i would not lie for president trump any longer. cohen pled guilty to federal charges involving this payment to daniels, was disbarred, went to prison, and also separately admitted he lied to congress. wrapping up his direct testimony, cohen said, quote, i regret doing things for him that i should not have lying, bullying people to effectuate a goal. i don't regret working for the trump organization. then came the start of cohen's cross-examination, and trump's attorney, todd blanche, did not hold back. blanche asked cohen

if he remembers calling trump a, quote, dictator and a, quote, little animal who belongs in a cage, which cohen replies, yes. blanche also rattled off cohen's numerous praises about trump. in 2015, cohen said, quote, at the time, i was knee deep into the cult of donald trump. trump was flanked by a new group of supporters, including former presidential candidate vivek ramaswamy and second in line to the presidency, house speaker mike johnson. >> i am disgusted by what is happening here, what is being done here to our entire system of justice overall and a new york appeals court upheld trump's gag order prohibiting him from speaking about witnesses and the jury. >> reporting from lower manhattan. i'm morgan mckay, fox news. >> a judge has denied a bid from hunter biden's attorneys to delay his federal gun trial, scheduled for next month. hunter biden's attorneys wanted to push the trial back until september, saying they needed more time to line up witnesses and go through

all the evidence. president biden's son is accused of lying about his drug use on a form that he filled out to buy a gun back in october of 2018. he kept the gun for less than two weeks and has admitted to struggling with drug addiction at the time. that trial is scheduled to start on june 3rd. >> there are more signs that stubbornly high inflation may persist in the months ahead. us wholesale prices rose sharply last month. the labor department says its producer price index, which tracks wholesale prices, climbed 0.5% from march to april. this marks the biggest increase in a year, but federal reserve chair jerome powell said today the fed is unlikely to raise interest rates in response to inflation and stocks were higher on wall street today. the dow rose 126 points, nasdaq gained 122 to hit another record, and the s&p was up 25 to close to its most recent all time high. investors will get a look at the monthly snapshot of consumer prices tomorrow. nice

looking day out there today. >> weather wise, we talking about temperatures that generally came in about where they should be, or maybe even a little warmer than average. >> lots of 70s low 80s. we're still in spring. not quite the summer yet, but it does feel summer like out there with all that fog. take a look at the temperatures from today. temperatures a little warmer or a little a little cooler than they were yesterday. by 1 or 2 degrees. a couple of spots are actually a little warmer tomorrow will be a little bit warmer still, and then we'll kind of continue on with this. temperatures that fluctuate based on how the fog fluctuates. there is a live picture of the coastal fog and it's getting deeper. it's deepened up quite a bit in the last few hours. and that means it's going to get when i say deeper, it gets thicker, the fog bank. and so it just has a better opportunity to get up over the topography of the coastal hills, up over the marin headlands, up over right over montara mountain and into the valleys and into the inland areas, which will benefit with cooling. and that's what we'll see again tonight. right now, the marine layer is about 1500ft

deep. last night it got up to about 2200ft deep. and that put fog all the way inland. that's going to happen again tonight. so this is a right now picture of the fog. that's how it looks tomorrow morning. plenty of fog. and then the day lines up like this with microclimates. cool coasts, mild bay warm inland bay. and then very warm far inland bay with temperatures in the reds. probably in the upper 80s low 90s. so what have we got? oh, we got some thunderstorms to talk about. some scattered showers and thunderstorms showing up on the west slope of the sierra nevada, kind of popping off down there south of bear valley, more down towards mammoth, but definitely some activity. and that will continue on. but as the sun sets, of course that goes away. current temperatures running about where they were yesterday or like in oakland, it's a little cooler, about the same in san francisco. and then forecast highs for tomorrow. 83 in fairfield, 84 in the annex. so that's a little bit warmer than today. but just a pleasant, very pleasant plan for the week as we push through the forecast period

with no rain really for the bay area certainly, but plenty of fog, which is what you would expect. and then kind of this cool down as we get to saturday and sunday, there's a system, the highs kind of set us up with, with, with this pattern. but the high goes away somewhere around friday night into saturday and sunday and temperatures drop. but it's subtle stuff. i mean, none of this is big time change. it's just subtle changes. right through the bay area weekend. mike. >> all right. sounds good. bill. thank you. >> all right. coming up next in sports the 40 niners now know who they will be playing in week one of the regular season. it is a familiar foe. our jason appelbaum will have that. and other key mat up to look ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow.

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schedule continues to trickle out, the 49ers will open the 2024 season on september 9th on monday night football against aaron rodgers and the new york jets in what will essentially be rodgers re debut with new york since he suffered a torn achilles shortly after he took the field last in last year's season opener versus the bills, which also happened to be on monday night. now, the last time

the niners hosted the jets to open a season, 1998 garrison hearst walked it off in overtime . >> so now they've got to start from deep in their end of the field, and garrison hearst takes advantage of it. he takes the handoff, sweeps, throws right. gets to the 20. he then the 30 needs to cut in. he comes back up the right sideline breaks the third tackle. >> comes down to the 30. he's down to the 20. he's down to the ten. he's down to the five. he's into the end zone. touchdown. touchdown 49 ers. >> all right now here is another game to mark on your calendar. week seven. so late october the 49ers host the chiefs in a super bowl rematch. and the entire league schedule will be released in full tomorrow. women's professional sports finally here in the bay area in march, bay fc kicked off its inaugural season in pro soccer and next year, the wnba's newest franchise comes to san francisco, the golden state valkyries. >> this is where legends take

flight. but our story has yet to be written. >> man, that's pretty cool. the name valkyrie was announced today. it originates in norse mythology, refers to, quote, a host of warrior women who are fearless and unwavering. the team is owned by joe lacob and the warriors, whose interpretation of a valkyrie is, quote, strong, bold and fierce. team president jess smith. >> together we are valkyries. i can't think of anything more powerful. the color is incredibly important to us because it's our own and it's also one that does ensure to pay respects to bringing women together and making sure that we are pushing one another forward. >> the valkyries will share chase center with the warriors. they did not waste any time showing off the new team logo and colors, and steve kerr that looks pretty good. he was

rocking a valkyrie sweatshirt. the bay bridge is depicted in the middle, which doubles as a sword with the bridge, cables and wings on either side. the valkyries. they're coming in 2025, while the current season wnba season kicked off with caitlin clark's indiana fever debut, you only get your first wnba game one time, so you better make the most of it and soak in every single second, because i'm never going to get this opportunity again. she arrived in style, the number one overall pick and most talked about player in a while, looking nice and relaxed now. she started off slow. did caitlin clark missed her first five shots before heating up a little. her first bucket came midway through the second on a layup, and her first three pointer came just before the half. clark did finish with 20 points, but she also had ten turnovers in a in a loss and she did get some encouragement from last year's number one overall pick, aliyah boston. the connecticut sun, though, beat

the fever 92 to 71. and clark, you know, she's just like, changed the game. that that game is probably going to outdraw both nba games tonight. really? yeah. that's well, we'll we'll check on it tomorrow because, you know, i'm a stat guy julie. >> so report back. >> but i'm predicting that that game is going to outdraw both both nba games next year. >> she'll be coming here to san francisco. we'll get to see her in person right. go see the valkyries. take her down. valkyrie take her down. >> i like that name. valkyries. cool right. all right. >> thanks for watching, everybody. west coast rap, alex savage coming up next.

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