popped up just blocks away. and school leaders call this one a crime. what we know about this new development. then people all across the bay area and beyond leaving their cars at home this morning, jumping on two wheels instead by biking to work, school or wherever is more than a heart healthy move from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> we are so glad you're here. good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning, i'm dave clark. >> thursday morning, may 16th i know yesterday you saw fog coming in today. >> same thing, same thing. kind of right around the caldecott tunnel in oakland. >> okay. and you have steve paulson with you today. thank goodness he's back. >> your driver. right. cos you're i said slow down a little. i'm drinking my tea, drinking my coffee. yeah. thank you. all right. thank you dave garcia. we do have a little bit of sun breaks. very little, but there are some out there. sfo is one, but most locations say cloudy to mostly cloudy and pretty mild here. 50s on the temps. we are getting a west or a southwest breeze. first images

of the visible satellite show there are a few breaks san jose for some, but boy it's pretty solid here for most of the north and there's just a lot out there. maybe a little drizzle. so we are looking for when the fog rolls in. boy has it ever last couple of days, that's for sure. today is no exception. it'll peel back to the coast. it will be sunny, breezy inland, 60s and 70s on those temps. well, you're about ready to jump into your cadillac cadillac and head out on the highways and byways. here's the man to guide you through. >> well, i thank you, steve. and right now we do see some commutes look pretty ordinary. others do not. the bay bridge is one. perhaps you're heading over to san francisco and traffic is doing okay. you're going to see a little bit of slow traffic there, this morning. but if you are driving on the san mateo bridge. oh my, my, we do have a bunch of slow traffic. and this is due to an earlier stalled vehicle. things are getting better, but it's going to take a little while for it to loosen up. when we come back, i want to show you the nimitz freeway and

parts of the east bay that are very slow, but first, let's go to the headlines. >> the president of sonoma state says he made a mistake, sent an email to the college community making promises to student protesters without proper approval. ktvu james torres live at the sonoma state campus here, where a tent encampment is now gone and that president is temporarily off the job. james garcia, we're just outside of person theater here at sonoma state university's campus, and i want to show you the lawn behind me. >> this is where the encampment, the tent encampment used to be. the sidewalk next to it, as of just about an hour ago, was covered in chalk with pro-palestinian messages and even messages in support of president mike lee, who is now on administrative leave. we saw as university employees came out and scrubbed off the chalk with water and brooms. all of this after the california state university chancellor called lee insubordinate for making terms of her in agreement with those student protesters, sonoma state university is part of the csu system. in a statement, csu chancellor mildred garcia wrote

the message was sent without the appropriate approvals. i want to acknowledge how deeply concerned i am about the impact the statement has had on the sonoma state community and how challenging and painful it will be for many of our students and community members to see and read. the message she's referring to is a campus wide alert from president lee. he had met with students twice during their more than two week long demonstration. he says the university came to a few agreements, which include disclosing the university's investments with a pro-palestinian student advisory council and even considered divestment strategy strategies. he also promised an academic boycott against programs that are, quote, sponsored by or represent the state of israel. but the csu system says they did not agree to any of those terms. in the latest statement from lee sent yesterday, he acknowledges a mistake and says he sent his message without the proper approvals part of it reading quote in my attempt to find

agreement with one one group of students, i marginalized other members of our student population and community. i realize the harm that this has caused and i take full ownership of it. i deeply regret the unintended consequences of my actions. as we've just shown you, tents from the encampment at sonoma state are now gone. the csu chancellor says that she is reviewing the matter and has already appointed an interim university president. according to the press democrat, some students here at the university are planning some sort of demonstration during the commencement ceremonies, which are expected to begin this saturday. reporting live this morning, i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james thank you. time now. 704 well, today, classes at uc irvine will be held online after a showdown on the campus between the police and pro palestinian protesters. we are. now, the protesters took over

the physical sciences building. they blocked the entrance. that's when university police called for help. and hundreds of law enforcement officers in riot gear rushed over to the campus. many of the demonstrators were detained when they wouldn't leave, as the university declared their protest was an unlawful assembly. no more business as usual. >> when 15,000 children were bombed in the past three months. no more business as usual. we all love each other. we all care about each other, our people, our humanitarian standing up for human rights here now, we don't know yet if any of the protesters were formally arrested or just detained. >> that encampment that had been on campus for a few weeks was also cleared out. now, protesters who had been at sproul plaza on the cal campus packed up and went to uc merced. that's where uc regents are meeting. they want the regents to divest from companies that give support to israel during the war in gaza, an investment

officer for uc said the uc system could lose $32 billion dollars of its $175 billion in assets if it agreed to the demands of the students to divest uc officials have already said they do not plan to divest. >> but less than a day after one group of pro-palestinian protesters packed up their encampment on the uc berkeley campus, a new group has taken over a university building and says it plans to stay. dozens of protesters entered the anna head alumni hall yesterday, breaking boarded up windows spraying graffiti. the building had been vacant since 2022. at this point, it's unclear how many protesters are inside university. police are calling this an active crime scene. some students who live nearby say they're not alarmed by the demonstration. >> i'm really glad that people are expressing, like, their opinion and are able to like, you know, voice their beliefs and everything, especially like in peaceful manners, like it's not like they're disturbing or like disrupting or like hurting anyone. >> the university would not tell

us if campus police have plans to get the people out of the building or shut down the encampment inside, across the bay and happening today in san francisco, city leaders and police will march to honor families who've lost loved ones to homicide members of the mayor's office and the district attorney, brooke jenkins, will join the marchers, among others. the group will march from margaret hayward park to the steps of city hall. the group there has planned speeches and afterward will host a dinner for guests. today's march takes place from 3 to 6 p.m. >> our time now 707 today, donald trump's defense lawyers continuing to cross-examine michael cohen at donald trump's criminal trial in new york. those defense lawyers are trying to portray michael cohen as someone who has repeatedly lied, are trying to put some doubt about his testimony that implicates trump in a scheme that includes falsifying business records. michael cohen is the last witness for the prosecution before trump's lawyers can call their own witnesses. >> new this morning, governor newsom is at the vatican, where

he just delivered remarks on climate change as part of the vatican's climate summit. pope francis is hosting a three day vatican climate summit and, along with governor newsom, there are regional government leaders and climate experts from around the world. today's session is focused on mayors and governors on how they're dealing with climate change. >> the huts are getting a lot hotter, the dries are getting a lot drier, the wets are getting a lot wetter. the extremes, not just extremes, mother nature extremes in our politics as well, and it marks the moment in many respects. we're in how do we together address those extremes? >> this moment, as part of his trip to italy, the governor will also visit the city of bologna to talk about a new climate partnership with northern italy. well, happening today, people across the bay and beyond are joining a nationwide celebration promoting bikes as a way to commute. we used to call this bike to work day, but now the annual event is called bike to

wherever day, a change that reflects the fact that many people's work and commute habits have shifted since the pandemic started. several cities around the bay area have events planned for this morning to celebrate and encourage people riding their bikes. >> time is 709 or 708 and 50s to be precise. let's go right out and take a look at the commute at the bay bridge toll plaza. you will see the traffic is going to be busy as you drive through the major problems there. however, the commute is looking okay if you are driving through there. i do want to mention though that the east bay commute is busy on highway four and 680. that looks pretty ordinary. however, out of the ordinary is a long backup. we have on 880 between hayward and fremont. it was set back by some earlier crashes. those crashes are gone, but the slow traffic remains. 709 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. well, it's one of the most important cases ever decided by the us supreme court. 70 years later, president biden

meets with the family members of the plaintiffs who broke many barriers. >> a redwood city man tracked a stolen truck to the east bay, says he called police repeatedly but didn't get any help, who he turned

the bay in east oakland thanks to a bluetooth tracking device. >> but when he called oakland police asking for help, he says it was not a priority. ktvu is andre senior in the studio now. you have the details. >> you put a lot of work into trying to get his truck back. yeah, we'll tell you about it. now, that man tells us he's frustrated with police for how they handled the incident. yesterday morning, a group of thieves stole a dodge ram pickup truck from outside of his home in redwood city. the owner used a bluetooth tracking device to track his car to east oakland. he says when he found his vehicle on the road, he called oakland police several times, but he didn't get any help. he decided to call us here at ktvu, and when we contacted police, things seemed to speed up, telling them i could see the truck. >> i have a tracker, i can remote start it, i can turn on the lights and they're saying too busy, don't care. it wasn't until the news got involved. we're also they're kicked into high gear. >> an hour later, he received a call from redwood city saying that oakland police had towed his car. ktvu was present when

he went to the tow yard to retrieve his truck. opd didn't say whether they made any arrests in the theft, and for now, the victim says he's worried if nothing happens, the thieves will come back to try and steal his truck again in a matter of time, till it happens again. >> and where is it going to be found next? and what are they going to do? how long it's going to take for them to respond? i feel like the criminal justice system is failing in california, and it's this is a symptom of it. >> he believes the same group cased his home about two weeks ago, and that prompted him to install the security cameras that captured the theft. the victim says he plans to install a kill switch on his tow truck, so that will hopefully stop thieves from stealing his truck again. dave. all right. >> andre. thank you. time 714 renovation work at the harvey milk terminal at san francisco international airport is almost finished, and ktvu was given a sneak peek by next month, the final phase of the $2.5 billion project is scheduled to be finished. it features new baggage self-check kiosks that are designed to be faster than traditional bag check ins. the

terminal is also designed to move passengers and their luggage through security 30% faster, rather than having to take multiple tubs to put all of your belongings into it, you're going to use one large tray that has everything your carry on, your shoes, your belt. >> it all goes into a single tray, and once you get through security, all of the terminals will be interconnected to allow people to wander around during long layovers, early check ins, or even delays. >> the refurbished and expanded parts of terminal one are due to open on june 11th. >> this summer. uber is launching a shuttle bus service to and from airports, concerts and sporting events. users will be able to reserve up to five seats from a central location for less than a regular uber ride. the new service will initially be available in miami, chicago, pittsburgh and charlotte. there are plans to expand it to more cities in the future. uber is launching a service to let people book rides and order medical supplies for people they care for. the

company says. the uber caregiver program will help people who rely on caregivers for support. they'll be able to add them directly to their profile, starting this summer, the company says. it's also rolling out other new savings, including discounted memberships for students. >> okay, gasia time is 715. right? back to sound. did you fix everything out there? >> well, we're trying to give people a heads up about the east bay commute there. dave and garcia, right now southbound 880 is slow from the hayward area all the way to fremont because of earlier issues, most of those things are out of the lanes. we also had a stalled vehicle near the san mateo bridge. i want to zoom in now here on the south bay. we're getting a little more slow traffic, but you still have an opportunity to get out there before it gets too slow. so go ahead and get out there quick if you can. there have been no major issues there. let's go to the bay bridge and show you the traffic here at the toll plaza is pretty typical and steve, we like ordinary. we don't like

surprises at 716, as i talked. toss it to you. keep talking so well, steve, when i looked at the sky, it's overcast. >> it is. oh, my, my thank you sal. appreciate that. see what you did there. all right i see what you did all right. temperatures i'll buy into this for a i think so everything for the rest of may is looking near average to slightly below. does not look like any rain, but the temperature trend taking us into early june should favor near normal temps to below for drizzle. sunny, breezy boy, there's a downright roaring wind for some out towards the delta, that's for sure. just too much gray water temps have come up a little bit, but we get a little south southeast breeze and that has allowed temperatures on the water temps to come up. so instead of 49 or 50, they're now 55, 55, 56, 55, but still there's just so much overcast here and we get more of an onshore wind. for some it's generally most locations have a west southwest breeze,

especially out to travis 2930 seven miles per hour. that is screaming napa, west concord, oakland west, southwest even out toward now san jose, mountain view, palo alto. that's a southeast breeze. same for half moon bay. even sfo, although hayward and livermore have a west wind. 5060 vacaville brentwood bookends on 6050s for most. they're stuck. a few sun breaks in there. but look at all that gray. i mean, my goodness, there's just so much here. it would take a north or northeast wind or strong high pressure to kind of erode it. and i just don't see that happening today. drizzle looks likely nights and mornings here. next couple of days, maybe not this much, but you get the idea. there's going to be some drizzle. so a lot of gray over the bay some some breaks. but there's a lot of fog out there. it'll head back to the coast. sunny breezy, 60s 70s. just subtle day to day changes. no extreme one way or the other. a little warmer one day, a little cooler the next. you guys. >> thank you. steve. san francisco is just more than a month away from its pride celebration. how the city is planning to keep everyone safe

this year. >> and bay area congresswoman barbara lee is a big part of a new movie on netflix. it's about one of barbara lee's role models who helped to shape life

they closed the rafah border crossing earlier this month. >> the hospital is shaking with the bombs that are going off consistently, and this is a scale of destruction that i have

never seen before. i've been in wars, i've seen, you know, combat injuries and natural disasters, but not to this scale. the doctors are with the palestinian american medical association, which posted this video to x. >> the doctors first entered gaza may 1st to provide emergency medical care to civilians. now, they were supposed to leave monday but were denied exit from gaza. the white house said it is aware of the situation and is working to get the doctors out. >> if there was an operation in rafah or potential operation in rafah, it doesn't. we need to get them out. we want to get them out and that is our it has nothing to do with anything else. these are americans impacted american citizens. and so we're working to get them out . >> the biden white house says the administration is in contact with four of the doctors families, as well as the israeli government. new this morning, russian president vladimir putin is on a two day state visit to china. putin met today with the chinese president, xi jinping.

the two reaffirmed the no limits partnership they signed in 2022. russia has become increasingly economically dependent on china following sanctions by the west for the ukraine war. the two countries are also strengthening military ties through joint war games. >> our time now is up in 22. today at the white house, president biden will meet with family members of the plaintiffs in the 1954 supreme court case. brown versus the board of education. it outlawed racial segregation in public schools nationwide. the president biden will meet with cheryl brown henderson, whose father, oliver brown, was the lead plaintiff in brown versus the board of education, on may 14th, 1954. the supreme court ruled that racial segregation violated the equal protection clause of the 14th amendment of the us constitution. well, oakland congresswoman barbara lee is featured in a big way in a new movie on netflix about shirley chisholm, the first black woman elected to congress.

>> there is no way i would have been able to fight the fights that i have to fight each and every day for peace and for justice and for equity and equality. had it not been for shirley chisholm and of course, my mother. >> now back to 1972, barbara lee, who was then the president of the black student union at mills college in oakland, invited shirley chisholm to speak on the campus. it was the beginning of a life changing friendship and mentorship for barbara lee. their friendship between the two women is portrayed in the netflix biopic called shirley. shirley chisholm is played by regina king. a young barbara lee is portrayed by christina jackson. >> it's been the role of a lifetime in the sense of being able to play someone who has made so much change in the past 50 years. >> when i met christina, it was like meeting me. >> and when barbara lee met miss jackson during the filming and

brought her to mills college, he showed her where shirley chisholm spoke more than 50 years ago, elon musk's neuralink company reportedly knew about the risk of wires being expelled from the body for years, the brain chip company announced last week that the brain chip implanted in the first human trial partially came out from his brain. >> the results impacted how the chip measures brain signals, but the company managed to restore the implant's ability to monitor brain signals, experts tell reuters. if neuralink continues the trials without a redesign, it could face approval challenges. magician david copperfield is being accused of sexual misconduct and appropriate behavior, according to an investigation by the guardian. 16 women are coming forward with these allegations is said to have taken place over several decades. the accusations include sexual assault, drugging and grooming. some of the alleged assaults took place when the women were under the age of 18. copperfield's attorney says the allegations are false and

represent the exact opposite of who he is. >> our time is 725, the cruise company royal caribbean international is due to return to the cruise business in baltimore two months after that. major bridge collapse. there, the cruise line plans to resume trips from baltimore later this month. the coast guard has reopened daily limited access through baltimore harbor as salvage operations continue. royal caribbean's vision of the seas will depart from baltimore on may 25th. well, the ride of silence is remembering the people who were killed or injured while bicycling through the streets of san francisco. we'll let you hear from a person who survived a horrible crash. >> facebook's mark zuckerberg is celebrating his 40th birthday this week. how instead of going big, his wife decided to go very small. the sentimental journey for one of the world's most famous tech billionaires. >> in just a quick reminder, you

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i'm ashamed you get to hear some of his remarks from this morning, as he emphasizes california's commitment to stop climate change and the artists who created the famous olympic statue at san jose state of two athletes taking a stand. well the artist and activist goes back to the campus to talk about a new demonstration. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. well good morning. >> welcome back to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it is thursday, may 16th. we're still in that delightful. no ac, no heat needed kind of weather. right. steve paulson i've only used the ac once. okay. same here. once >> yeah. it's been mother

nature's air conditioning no doubt. is making a big push. there are some sun breaks, especially towards the peninsula south bay, sfo, but northward it is sold out for almost everyone. low clouds have made it all the way up northern sonoma county into mendocino county. 50s on the temps. we are getting a southeast breeze, palo alto, san jose so you can see some of the breaks there. but boy, i'll tell you, even out to fairfield, the low clouds made it. that's a pretty good push. there's a lot out there. once it retreats back, but when the fog rolls in, temperatures probably aren't going to be that warm. so we'll go 60s and 70s had a little drizzle this morning. it's probably about over unless you're in the hills there, but 60s and also 70s on those temps. all right sal, good. bad indifferent. what's going on out there? >> it's pretty good. you know, you might have a chance to listen to a mister mister song. steve, on your radio soul sister. let's go out. i'm so glad that that train we're talking about train, obviously. and they referenced soul sister or mister. mister, let's go to the bay bridge. you can see it's an ordinary commute. we don't

like surprises. the other day we had that surprise with the paving work in orinda and, you know, lafayette area. today it's much better than that. we have some slow traffic on 680 and highway four. all of it is very typical commute traffic here. the nimitz freeway did have some slowing on 880 south between hayward and fremont. that's improving. now. this more like a normal commute and 680 is slow right off the get go from dublin interchange heading down to highway 84. 732 let's get back to the headlines okay, sal. >> thank you. well governor gavin newsom is at the vatican. it's part of a summit on fighting climate change organized by pope francis. >> newsom is one of three us governors invited to attend here . allie rasmus in studio to explain what the governor is doing and the goal of the summit. >> ali well, early this morning, garcia and dave, governor newsom spoke before an auditorium full of policy makers and researchers from across the globe. they've all gathered at the vatican for a three day summit on climate change. now, the goal of this meeting is to come up with

ideas, solutions and an overall blueprint on how local governments can become more climate resilient in the face of extreme weather and extreme politics. at the end of the summit, participants will take that list of ideas to the united nations. now, newsom spoke on the second day of this meeting. the governors of massachusetts, new york and boston's mayor were also invited to attend and speak. the conference is supposed to be a political. the pope does not endorse political candidates directly. but during his remarks overnight, governor newsom talked about our state's commitment to clean energy despite any changes in national politics or the presidency. >> regardless of what happens at the federal level. and if there's anything i want to impress upon you, is the stability of california's relationship to the issue of changing the way we produce and consume energy and the issue of environmental stewardship, regardless of what happens at the national level, we are trusted and stable partner. >> now, tomorrow, governor newsom will head to bologna.

that's a province in the northern part of italy. he is expected to sign a partnership with some local leaders there to work on ways to reach 100% clean energy and share ideas on energy independence. the governor's office says that trip to italy is being paid for through a nonprofit called the california state protocol foundation, which gets its money from private donations. garcia >> ali. rasmus. thank you. more than a month before san francisco's pride weekend, organizers are focused on security in the face of an fbi warning about possible terrorist threats. >> if you see something, say something. report suspicious activity to law enforcement, event security or management from all of us with the san francisco police department, have a safe and happy pride. >> sfpd is taking a proactive approach following that notice from the fbi and department of homeland security. we're working to learn more from sfpd about what the enhanced security measures will look like, and whether the department has received any specific threats related to pride weekend, which is set for june 29th and 30th.

we have new video now of the first week on the job for oakland's new police chief. >> can i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation? >> the city released this video of police chief floyd mitchell's private swearing in ceremony this week. chief mitchell is meeting with members of opd, city leaders and community stakeholders. we don't yet have a date from the city for a public ceremony. >> okay guys, your time. 734 student protesters at san francisco state university are taking down their encampment after reaching an agreement with the school's president. they say school officials agreed to make its investment portfolio more transparent and will divest from any company that makes weapons. and immediately after the announcement, the protesters started packing up their tents. student organizers say this agreement doesn't address all of their demands, but they call it a strong first step. >> the only demand that we haven't currently met is declared declaring it a genocide, calling it what it is,

which is still very important and something that we're going to continue to work on through the summer and into the fall. >> the organizers also say they want to bring all csu students together to make a systemwide change. well, the artist who created an iconic sculpture at san jose state, talk to student demonstrators there who set up encampments at the foot of his protest piece. >> you know, this statue has always been meant to be of service to you so that you could use use it for your advocacy, like. >> that was rigo 23. he created the famous statue that shows olympic track and field stars tommie smith and john carlos raising their fists in the black power salute at the 1968 olympic games. both athletes attended san jose state. now, the artist told us that sculpture includes an empty space representing student activists.

>> this monument at the center of san jose state university celebrates the very thing that's happening right now. tommie smith and john carlos were students here. they paid a very personal high price for the bravery of their action in mexico city. >> and the visit by the artist, followed a statement by san jose state saying tommie smith and john carlos disapproved over the statue being used as part of the encampment, but the statement added that smith and carlos support the right to free expression and peaceful protest, an event in san francisco brought out dozens of cyclists who remembered people who died while riding their bikes. >> in a measure to promote riding safety. it's called the ride of silence. last night, people gathered to honor those who died while riding through the city on bikes along the way, they passed ghost bikes. those are the bikes painted white that stand as memorials at deadly crash sites. >> i would like to see san francisco be a city that has

zero ghost bikes. >> someone is killed in the community. it really hurts all of us, even though we may not even know the person. it really because we always feel it could be one of us that can be killed. >> the group is also calling on the city to take more proactive measures to help ensure biker safety, such as adding more cameras and protected bike lanes. it's also reminding cyclists to always wear a helmet and follow the rules of the road. >> good advice. all right, time is 737. it leads us right back to sal castaneda. what's happening out there now, sal? >> well, dave and kasia, we do have more slow traffic out there as a result of the peak of the commute coming. so to speak. right now we do see it. just take a look at the general map. you can see there's a lot of red everywhere. what we don't have is unusual things, and that's good people really do hate surprises in the morning. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up. thursday is the last day really get a big backup here on most fridays. we don't have a big backup because

a lot of people work from home. apparently on friday this is a look closer look now at 880. it's slow right from the get go at 238 all the way to union city peninsula traffic looks good with a little slowing on the bayshore freeway. 280 is your friend today. it looks pretty good driving up to san francisco. no major problems. if you're going to the airport, you should use 101. otherwise, drive by 280. i like 280. this morning . well, steve, weather's been kind of predictable this week. clouds in the morning and then sunny later on. >> sal, if i'm going to the airport, i'm already there. >> that's that's true. you get there three hours early saying we're here. >> right. all right. thank you, sir. yes. you're right. correct. on the weather. it has been one where we get night morning fog. is that kind of a year? you know, so far, i don't think this is changing all that much. what is changing is the snow is melting up in the sierras. you might imagine. but, you know, the reservoirs are full.

oroville is full. shasta is full. big bear lake is full. that sounds like good news to me. back to back years. so i like to focus on the positives and not scream negative. but from 102in of snow at echo peak, now down to 20. so it goes pretty fast. if you're east and if you're north it is almost sold out. there's just nothing but gray. but if you go south, there are noticeable holes in there. san jose, palo alto, even over towards los gatos, maybe up fremont. so for some south, there's some holes in that fog. but if you're on the coast or north buoy, there's just plenty of gray out there. so the forecast, they may be a little drizzle. i think it's probably about done with that. but fog, drizzle, sunny breezy to downright screaming wind for some. we have a little more of a southeast breeze. lasts about two weeks ago out of northwest, so the water temps were in the upper 40s 50s. when you get a south wind, they go up. so point reyes, 55, san francisco bowie 54, half moon bay 56, monterey, mid 50s. these are about normal for this time of year, but they

have gone up. but it doesn't matter if you get a screaming onshore wind and low pressure aloft and you know, anywhere close to us. and that's what's happening. so it's an onshore breeze for many to look at. travis, 2937 hold on baby, that's extra. hold on the hairspray, no doubt about it. and it's a west southwest brennan. the wind in the oakland berkeley hills. now san jose has a southeast south at half moon bay and southeast palo alto that comes up from the santa clara valley. that helps disrupt some of the fog. but if you have a west wind, you're probably socked in 50s for most some 60s out there. vacaville, brentwood. the usual suspects, but overall not much happening here. except it does favor lower pressure. probably off and on for the next couple of weeks. the rest of may does not look hot, that's for sure. if anything, it looks like night and morning fog continuing and maybe some local drizzle. maybe not this much, but there will be some. a lot of gray over the bay that that retreats back. maybe already have the sun and it will be nice to mild. i didn't unless you're well inland , you don't get the fog. i don't think you'll be in the warm

category if you're out in sacramento. it is there in the 90s for some there, but for us, just day to day changes. >> you guys okay steve thank you. time now. 741 steve wozniak. you know, he's the co-founder of apple. we'll tell you what he says about raising children and who he says is an expert. >> let's run out to our newsroom . say hello again to andre senior. as you look to the next hours of mornings on two. andre. >> well, good morning. more than 200,000 homeowners across california could see a spike in their insurance premiums at their next renewal by as much as 10% coming up at eight. which company is raising rates and the reasons behind the surge? and later on, the nine major changes could be coming for homeowners and one of the east bay's largest cities. how city officials are trying to pave the way for residents to sell their adus as standalone condos, aiming to make homeownership more accessible in one of the region's priciest m ke a slow network is no network for business. that's why more choose comcast business.

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panel, which will then issue a report. i remain hopeful that we'll come to an agreement that is in the best interest of the students and communities we serve, while continuing to uphold our duty as responsibly fiscal stewards. >> our time now. 745 will water officials in santa clara county want to ban people from camping along rivers and creeks? a new proposal from valley water would create protection zones along the almost 300 miles of waterways it controls. now, the move would ban encampments and dumping of trash. penalties could include $500 fines and up to 30 days in jail for violators who come back and reestablish encampments. now, city leaders say these encampments spill garbage and contaminate into the water. but some of them worry the plan leaves the homeless with limited options. >> a lot of places to go where i pretty much, i like to look for a place that is our partners at valley water. >> push policies and approaches

that clear the waterways and protect our watershed. there is a real risk of their efforts sending hundreds of homeless individuals out into the neighborhoods without a plan. >> and tomorrow, that proposal will go before valley waters environmental creek cleanup committee. >> the billionaire businessman is recruiting investors to help buy tiktok. former los angeles dodgers owner and real estate mogul frank mccourt says he's putting together a group to purchase the platforms. us business mccourt says if the sale is made, he plans to restructure the app to give users more control over their data. the announcement comes after tiktok's parent company and several users filed lawsuits to block a federal law that could ban the app in the united states within a year. >> our time now 747, in las vegas, an iconic hotel in the vegas strip closing its doors for good this summer to make room for a 700 foot guitar shaped tower, the mirage hotel and casino officially closes

july 17th so the work crews can start transforming that property into the hard rock hotel and casino. that new hotel will feature a guitar soaring above the heart of the vegas strip, about 3000 hotel employees are being laid off, but hard rock officials say they're paying about $80 million in severance packages and jobs will be offered to laid off employees once the hard rock las vegas hotel opens in 2027. it is 748. walmart reported a very strong quarter and a surprising increase in a certain type of shopper. >> also, there's great news in the retail sector in general. pam cook has a lot of good news today. nice for a thursday in dollars and cents. yes. >> and record breaking numbers for the dow. we'll just talk about that in just a moment. walmart reports quarterly earnings revenue. that's even better than analysts expected. and reports it is attracting more high income shoppers who of course spend more money, typically as online home

furnishings store wayfair gets ready to open its first actual store outside of chicago. so the latest numbers also show for the first time in five years, new retail store openings outpaced store closures in 2022, and retail analysts say that trend is continuing in 2023 and 2024. as the opening bell rang this morning, all three indexes started the day at all time highs. the s&p 500 crossing 5300 for the first time, and the dow started 100 points from 40,000. and as we take you live to those numbers, it just crossed 40,000 for the first time. a big indicator will be if it can close above that level, that will be a really nice positive sign. but there it is, 40,023. the s&p 553 20, up a quarter of a percent, and the nasdaq also at 16,778, also a new record high there. the secret is now out. warren buffett's berkshire hathaway has now revealed a

secret it has kept for months. the conglomerate bought 26 million shares of an insurance company from switzerland called chubb. the price tag $6.7 billion. shares of chubb are one of the top movers this morning, up about 4. it's now berkshire hathaway's ninth biggest holding. buffett's company sees tremendous growth in the insurance industry. mcdonald's new $5 combo deal comes out next month, but only for a limited time. the budget friendly promotion will start june 25th and only run for about a month for items will be included in the value meal, a mcchicken or mcdouble, four piece chicken nuggets, fries and a drink. apple co-founder steve wozniak says growing up, his parents let him choose his own career direction. speaking to graduating students at the university of colorado, wozniak said it is important for parents to allow their children to study what they want. wozniak started his college education at the university of colorado in 1968, majoring in computer science. he was expelled a year later after

hacking into the university's computer system and sending prank messages. he later studied at uc berkeley, where he met steve jobs in 1971. the rest is history, jobs and wozniak, co-founding apple five years later, i'm pam cook. let's look at your dollars and cents, pam. >> thank you. meta and facebook founder mark zuckerberg is celebrating his 40th birthday this week. his wife threw him a party and recreated some of the places where he grew up and affected his life the most. they were dramatically scaled down with miniature sizes of his childhood bedroom, his harvard dorm, his first apartment with just a mattress on the floor. i think we all had that first. yeah, right on the floor. also, the office where he worked on what would become the most widely used social network platform in the world, fellow tech billionaire bill gates was among the party guests. zuckerberg posted a photo of him and gates squeezing into their recreation of his college dorm. >> wow. all right, let's check in with sal. we'll help you get to where you need to go at 451 south. what's happening now?

>> yeah. you know, we do have some slowing today. i would say is a better day in the east bay than it was yesterday. but let's go right to the bay bridge. i want to show it to you. that's backed up to the maze. we've also seen traffic on contra costa county commute getting busier now, elsa bronte all the way into berkeley. and we do have some slow traffic all the way across that richmond bridge right here to slows in richmond, stays slow all the way over to san rafael. i'm going to keep an eye on that for you. it's unusual for it to be that slow. perhaps there's a crash in that mix. 752 let's talk to steve now with today's weather. >> thank you kindly, sir. yes, sir. all right. a pretty good breeze out there. some sun breaks more south, very few north. but travis, up to 37 miles. been there all morning long. 28 gusts, 35. 37. that's a screaming wind out there for them. higher elevations. unless you're above 3000ft, they're not that warm. i mean, mount veeder is only 48. oakland hills, 49, with a southwest of 19. in boulder creek, only 46. so i

guess you have to. mount diablo is about 67, so that's where you're warmer. that's your your inversion is. but that's pretty high up there. you can see some of the breaks peninsula san jose, maybe out towards fremont. but if you're north and east man that's a that's a lot of folk 60s for some here. kelseyville is in there. vacaville, brentwood but nothing unusual. 50s for others. had some reports of drizzle this morning. nothing popping up for us rain wise. could be some in the sierra, maybe late on the weekend early. some thunderstorm for others. hs

of drizzle this morning. nothing popping up for us rain wise. could be some in the sierra, maybe late on the weekend early. some thunderstormhe 49ers nine home games, eight on the road. the big exclusive matchups you l only see here

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york jets and ktvu. fox two will carry some notable games, including against the rams, the patriots, the chiefs and the green bay packers. well, lou seal, the giants mascot asking a big favor of you. he's a candidate for the mascot hall of fame and he's looking for votes. the hall of fame encourages celebrating the mascots and all the energy they bring from the minor leagues to college to the big leagues. so if you want to vote for lou seal, go to ktvu.com, go to the web links tab. we have a link to that contest. well wednesday was a big day for the four baby peregrine falcons at uc berkeley. researchers made their way to the nest at the top of the campanile tower. they put special identifying bands on each of the little chicks. it's been three weeks since they hatched the mother falcon. annie has lived at that nest since

2016. her new partner, archie watched nervously. they were probably, maybe not the most happy about it. >> their parents were probably the least happy of the. annie was very, very aggressively defending the territory and really wanted to get us out there out of there as quickly as possible. >> we know that two of the chicks are female, two or male. the public is being asked to suggest names for them on social media. well, while san francisco tries to increase tourism after the pandemic, there's a big shakeup within the group in charge of promoting san francisco. the ceo of san francisco travel, scott beck, joins just resigned after only seven months on the job. san francisco travel is an organization that promotes the city to visitors and to tourists. beck did not give a reason for resigning. the vice president and general manager of hotel nico, adam marie presutti,

will take over the organization for the time being. >> well, good morning. the president of sonoma state university negotiates a deal with pro-palestine protesters, but this morning he's the one facing backlash and it's coming from his bosses. then santa clara county proposing to ban people from camping along waterways. some say it will protect against pollution, but there is a debate over its impact on the homeless community , and hundreds of thousands of california homeowners could see a surge in insurance premiums. the company raising their rates and what it blames for that spike from ktvu. fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. welcome to mornings on two at 8:00 as you look live across the oakland estuary. >> and as you can see right there, the marine layer still with us for, i think, the fourth straight day this morning. thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian the may gray persists this thursday may 16th steve paulson is in the weather center tracking when we might see some sun. >> there's some out there, but

it's a you know, you two are spot on. there's a lot of gray out there. and i don't think this pattern is changing all that much here. but the sfo has some parts of the peninsula of sun and san jose. maybe you do as well. but boy, if you're north, it's probably a tall order. there's some breaks you can see there, some peninsula, but when low clouds make it out to travis and they have a wind west gusting to 37mph, you're done. this, i would say they're done. so when the fog rolls in, i'll tell you the retreat and we'll have temperatures 60s and 70s. i don't think things are changing all that much. probably the rest of the month. there's nothing that says one extreme or the other. well, sometimes that that commute can get to me. so we're we're calling all angels to have sal make it a smooth ride for those heading out the door. >> i see what you did. you know what? right now we have some improvements, so maybe your call was right on there. steve, you can see that traffic here on the richmond bridge is going to be okay. i do like it better. we just they just cleared a crash there, so, you know, get get

going soon if you are driving. so the rest of the commutes seem pretty ordinary. highway four has been backed up all the way up to pittsburgh. gets better in concord. nothing unusual about that. we do have 680. improving in 24 is looking all right. bay bridge is backed up to the mays 801. let's get back to the headlines, sal. >> thank you. the president of sonoma state university says he made a mistake. he sent an email to the college community making promises to student protesters. he said without the proper approval. ktvu james torres is live from the sonoma state campus, where the tent encampment is now gone and the president is temporarily off the job. james >> yeah. andre. those tents have been gone since about tuesday evening. but just a few moments before that, right next to this field here, outside of person theater on su's campus, you see that long sidewalk here that was covered and a bunch of chalk that had a lot of

pro-palestinian messages, a lot of messages support ing university president mike lee, all of which was just scrubbed with water earlier this morning. we saw as employees from the university were cleaning that up, all of that after the california state university chancellor called lee insubordinate for making terms for an agreement with those student protesters, sonoma state university is part of the csu system, and in a statement, csu chancellor mildred garcia wrote the message was sent without the appropriate approvals. i want to acknowledge how deeply concerned i am about the impact the statement has had on the sonoma state community and how challenging and painful it will be for many of our students and community members to see and read the message. she's referring to is a campus wide alert from president mike lee. he met with students twice during their more than two and a half week long demonstration. he says the university came to a few agreements that included disclosing the university's investments with a pro-palestinian student advisory council and considered

divestment strategies. he also promised an academic boycott against programs that are, quote, sponsored by or represent the state of israel. but the csu system says they did not agree to any of those terms. in the latest statement from lee sent yesterday, he acknowledges a mistake and says that he sent his message without the proper approvals. as part of that statement, reading in my attempt to find an agreement with one group of students, i marginalized other members of our student population and community. i realize the harm that this has caused and i take full ownership of it. i deeply regret the unintended consequences of my actions. again, the tents from the encampment at sonoma state are now gone. students had their last week of classes last week. now they're in the middle of finals this week. we have heard from the university spokesperson who says that they are still working on transitioning with the president now suspended at this point, and that interim president now starting his duties today. according to the

press democrat, some of those student protesters, though they're not here at this point, may be planning some sort of demonstration at the commencement ceremonies which begin this saturday. reporting live this morning, i'm james torres, ktvu fox two news. >> well, james, thank you. protesters who had been at sproul plaza on the cal campus packed up and went to uc merced, where uc regents are meeting. they want the regents to divest from companies that give support to israel during the war in gaza. an investment officer for uc said the uc system could lose $32 billion of its $175 billion in assets if it agreed to the demands of the students to divest. uc officials have already said they don't plan to divest today. >> classes at uc irvine will be held online following a showdown on campus between police and pro-palestinian protesters. we are. protesters took over the

physical sciences building and blocked the entrance. university police called for help. hundreds of law enforcement officers in riot gear rushed to campus. many demonstrators were detained when they wouldn't leave as the university declared their protest and unlawful assembly. >> no more business as usual when 15,000 children were bombed in the past three months. no more business as usual. we all love each other. we all care about each other, our people, our humanitarian standing up for human rights here. >> we're still working to learn if any of the protesters will formally arrested or just detained an encampment that had been on campus for a few weeks was also cleared. we have you covered, of course, throughout mornings on two and beyond. here on the air, we're also updating the changing situation with campus protest across the bay area and beyond at ktvu .com new this morning, governor newsom is at the vatican, where he delivered remarks on climate change as part of the vatican's climate summit. >> pope francis is hosting the three day vatican climate summit. along with governor newsom. there are regional

government leaders and climate experts from around the world. newsom talked about california commitment to clean energy that allow us to maintain our leadership regardless of what happens at the federal level, and if there's anything i want to impress upon you is the stability of california's relationship to the issue of changing the way we produce and consume energy and the issue of environmental stewardship. >> regardless of what happens at the national level, we are a trusted and stable partner. >> the founding papers, as part of his trip to italy, the governor will also visit the city of bologna to talk about a new climate partnership with northern italy. >> can i take this obligation freely without any mental reservation, without any mental reservation, or after a few days on his job, it looks like oakland's new police chief is settling in. >> the city released video of police chief floyd mitchell being sworn in. his first day on the job was on monday. a public swearing in ceremony is expected in the near future. another insurance company is set to raise rates in california.

safeco insurance, a subsidiary of liberty mutual, was approved for an average 10.5% rate increase, 11% for homeowners, 12.5% for renters and 7.8% for condo owners. more than 200,000 policyholders will be affected by the increase. safeco, like many other insurance companies, say the rate increases are due to in large part to inflation, construction costs and the risk of wildfires. >> cruz has reached a multi-million dollar settlement with a woman who was struck and dragged by one of its robo taxis in san francisco last year, bloomberg reports. the exact amount of the settlement has not been made public. it is believed to be between 8 and $12 million. in october, a cruise driverless car dragged the woman 20ft after she was hit by a different vehicle. the dmv suspended cruise's driverless taxi license in san francisco after saying the company withheld crash. video some people who live in the south bay and mountain view are upset about a new enforcement plan by police. the mountain view police department says it will start enforcing

vehicle registration in the city community advocates say this could have a negative impact on people living in rvs. during a council meeting yesterday, protest showed up in support of the unhoused community, said fining and towing unregistered cars, including rvs, will only make housing insecurity worse. >> capital expressway is about to get smaller to make room for a new light rail extension project, vta says. one lane in each direction will be removed between quimby road to capital avenue. it's part of the extension of the light rail from the alum rock transit center to the east ridge transit center. the goal is to make it easier for people to connect to bart and milpitas, a formal groundbreaking ceremony will be held in june. >> time now is 809, and we're looking at the south bay commute right now, just kind of looking around. i see a couple of minor incidents. however, most of the slow traffic is routine. heading over to sunnyvale, cupertino and palo alto. so i'm not going to see anything that's going to

take you by surprise. if we go to highway four, it's slow there. 680 is slow. again, all of these look pretty typical elsewhere around richmond. the richmond bridge, we had some earlier issues i looked at stopped traffic there for a while. things are moving better now than they were. and of course we have to take a look at the bay bridge that is backed up to the maze. 809 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal santa clara county is working on banning people from camping along rivers and creeks. a proposal from valley water would establish a protection zones along the nearly 300 miles of waterways under its control. the move would ban encampments and dumping trash penalties could include $500 fines in up to 30 days in jail for violators who return and reestablish encampments. city leaders say these encampments sent garbage and contaminants into the water. some, though, worry the plan leaves people who are homeless with limited options. the proposal will go before valley waters environmental creek cleanup committee tomorrow as well. >> coming up, we're highlighting a winery in the north bay that

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telling them i could see the truck. >> i have a tracker, i can remote start it. i can turn on the lights and they're saying too busy, don't care. it wasn't until the news got involved were also there, kicked into high gear. >> an hour later, he received a call from redwood city that the oakland police department had his truck taken to a tow yard. ktvu present when he went to that tow yard to retrieve his truck. no word on any arrests, and the victim says he is worried the thieves might come back to try and steal his truck again. >> technology is replacing metal keys when it comes to starting newer cars, but it's also making it easier for thieves to drive off with your vehicle. many newer cars use a wireless key fob and push button start up. the fob continues to send signals, though, even when it's not activated. automakers say that car thieves are able to use portable equipment that pick up a faint signal from the fob in a home or parking lot. they say you can help prevent such vehicle thefts by using a signal blocker or using a physical deterrent, such as a good old fashioned steering wheel lock. an event in san francisco saw dozens of cyclists honoring those who died while riding

their bikes. the group took what was called a ride of silence through the city. along the way, they passed ghost bikes, bikes painted white that stand as memorials at deadly crash sites. >> i would like to see san francisco be a city that has zero ghost bikes. >> someone is killed in the community. it really hurts all of us. even though we may not even know the person. it really because we always feel it could be one of us that can be killed. >> the group is also calling on the city to take more proactive measures to help ensure biker safety, such as more cameras and protected bike lanes. members also remind all cyclists to wear a helmet and follow the rules of the road. >> while may is bike month and today is bike everywhere day all over the bay area, cities have put together special energizer stations for bikers. one of those is located at the orinda bart station. here, organizers are giving out free smoothies and special bags. the goal is to encourage riders to get out and connect with other bicyclists, trying to make it feel communal for people to get out of their

cars, to feel accessible to a lot of the resources that we have around us. >> and to feel like there's a little bit of a support structure for people. >> this is the bay area's 30th annual bike to everywhere day. there are more than 80 energizer stations open today across the east bay, something for sure for drivers to keep in mind. >> they might see more people on the road on bicycles, so sal castaneda. it's something we should all keep in mind whether we're on two wheels or not. >> absolutely. and especially in densely populated areas like san francisco or san jose especially, or in oakland, but everywhere concord to walnut creek. right now, 680 looks a little slow and highway four is slow. today, highway 24 is much better than yesterday. got a lot of people venting about highway 24. yesterday morning's commute was not very good in both directions. you can see the bay bridge is backed up. this will probably start to get better in a little bit and the south bay commute again is very typical.

so this is nothing that will make you look up from doing whatever you're doing, but it is slow. it's not a great commute, but it's an ordinary commute. we'll take it though. 817 let's bring steve in with today's weather. >> all right sal, thank you sir. we'll start north first with that with the visible satellite here. there is a big old fog bank there, a few breaks in the marin county, but i mean, when the low clouds make it all the way out to fairfield, that's a heck of a push. yet if you go south, there's noticeable breaks . san jose peninsula, a little southeast breeze has scoured out some, although still some. see morgan hill, gilroy and then on the coast it is solid as can be. there just not much in the way of high pressure. and i don't think we're going to see much this month as the way it's looking here. so fog, drizzle, sunny, breezy. temperatures 6070 for many now, about a week and a half or two weeks ago, we had a northwest wind that gave us cold upwelling, which we had upper 40s 50s with a south southeast wind or southwest water temps

have come up a little bit. point arena is still cold 51, but point reyes, san francisco, bowie, half moon bay and both monterey boys have come up a little bit, but these are pretty close to average for this time of year. you get more of a west wind. i mean, pittsburgh west at 25, davis point west at 22, south wind though for some west southwest up in the hills. so it's all onshore for now, especially out to travis. i mean, 2933 been up to 37mph. that's that's a screaming breeze, not really much warm air aloft unless you're above 3000ft, but anywhere else on these locations, it's upper 40s and low 50s. so some some breaks to the south that eventually it'll get there. for others, it may take a while if you're north 5060 on the temps, few locations may push, you know, close to 80, but i think for a majority of the forecast area, it'll be 60s and 70s. there's just not a lot going on here except series of systems will carve themselves out over the next about 7 to 10 days, which will give us night, morning fog and low clouds. may gray drizzle and no rain in

sight right now, but there could be a little bit of activity up in the mountains in the form of thunderstorm activity. that would probably be late in the weekend. early next week if you're going up to tahoe. a lot of gray over the bay, and although some locations already have the sun. but if you're stuck in that soup, i'll tell you it's tough to burn that off sometimes. 6070 on the temps. just subtle day to day changes, a little cooler one day, a little warmer the next. that'll take us into early next week. >> steve. thank you. in today's dollars and cents, the number of californians who are not paying their bills on time is rising. according to the new york federal reserve, 1.3% of californians payments were late by 90 days or more in the first quarter of this year. it's actually less than the pre-pandemic average, though, of 1.9% in 2018 and 2019. >> bay area housing show no signs of easing up. the median listing price for single family home in santa clara county just hit $2 million. agents say it's the familiar story of supply and demand. there are more than 2.5 million people in santa clara county, but there are only 755 active single family homes on

the market, and those homes are out of reach for many long distance work. >> relationships are becoming more common for people in the bay area. data show. more than a quarter of workers in this region reported to managers located in a different area. it also shows nearly a third of workers who report to bay area based managers lived in another metropolitan area. both statistics are up by about ten percentage points from the year 2017. coming up, new data show homelessness is trending downward in alameda county, but it's not an even trend across the county. we'll explain. >> walgreens is offering a cheaper version of the opioid reversal drug naloxone. how much it will cost you to purchase the life saving altern e to

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steer. but health professionals in the bay area say it's still a crisis. overdose deaths in santa clara county increased from 195in the year 2022 to 228 last year. behavioral health experts in the county say they're using more tools and resources to help prevent drug overdoses, and deaths. >> we have really increased our prevention efforts through public awareness campaigns. we have increased our harm reduction efforts through countywide distribution of naloxone. and we've also stepped up a number of treatment efforts. and so, you know, our hope is, is that all of these

efforts combine across as well here in santa clara county as well as nationwide have really we're really hoping that these are moving the needle on our overdose crisis. if you or someone you know needs help or would like more information about narcan and test strips, we have that for you on our top stories at ktvu. >> dot com. >> meantime, walgreens will begin selling a cheaper version of the opioid reversal drug naloxone. the national pharmacy chain says its version of the nasal spray drug will cost $35. that's $10 cheaper than narcan, which is the brand name of the product. narcan was originally a prescription drug, but was made and over the counter antidote by the food and drug administration in march. >> a new trend shows that more medical residents are factoring in state abortion laws when they decide where to begin their careers. the association of american medical colleges says a growing number of new doctors is choosing to avoid states with restrictive abortion laws. in states with near-total abortion bans, the number of residency program applicants dropped by 4.2. the analysis does note, though, that even in states with

the bans, residency programs are still filling positions. >> the month of may is melanoma and skin cancer awareness month, and health care professionals remind us all to protect ourselves as warmer weather gets out, gets us outside and exposed to the sun for longer periods of time, dermatologists warn. the increased sun exposure could raise your chances of developing skin cancer, doctors point out, while people with lighter complexions have a higher risk, skin cancer can impact anyone. >> african americans, asians and hispanics do have a risk of melanoma. the risk is much lower because they don't experience sunburns, but the issue becomes late diagnosis and late treatment. >> dermatologists recommend water resistant sunscreen, reapply often if you are in and out of the water, in a pool or at the beach, and it's very important to apply the sunscreen 15 to 20 minutes before going outside. it's napa valley's first vietnamese owned winery. we're sitting down with the ceo as we celebrate aapi heritage month. >> an important deadline has just been extended for some

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at a climate summit organized by pope francis and the industry he targeted for pitching our state into a potentially dangerous position. then a pro-palestinian group takes over a vacant building near the uc berkeley

campus. what happened after the demonstrators climbed on the roof, smashed boarded up windows and set up camp? >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. good morning and welcome back. >> i'm gasia mikaelian monterey senior. thank you for joining us. today is thursday, may 16th. and we're dealing with more fog. the marine layer is still moving over us. and a little bit of wind too. steve paulson is back with us this morning for a look at your forecast. >> that is correct. unless you're up above it here. and we'll take a shot up above. if you're there, you already have the sun peninsula san jose sunshine, but down below there's a pretty good blanket of that fog. and temperatures have been in the 50s all morning long, but some sun breaks in there. san jose, palo alto, and san jose. other locations? nope. you can see where the dividing line is. that to the north, solid to the south. there's some sun already, so it will be two forecast here, but when the fog rolls in, we've had a pattern like that now for a while here. low overcast drizzle. although the fog is burning back for some already, it will take a while for others. 60 70s on the temps near average to below. all right, sal's here.

833 east bay, south bay. where are we going? >> first we're going to the east bay, steve. and we're telling you to get on the road pretty soon because things are improving right now. and some of these commutes have remained pretty typical. pretty ordinary really. but the others are some. a couple of others haven't been that great. this is a look at the bay bridge. it's already beginning to improve. san mateo bridge looks good. dumbarton bridge has been okay. we've had some slow traffic in the south bay on 880 near the airport. i don't want you to get caught up there getting to the airport and be late for your flight. just know that 880 is pretty slow in front of that airport. 830 let's go back to the desk, sal. >> thank you, governor gavin newsom is at the vatican this morning as part of a summit on fighting climate change organized by pope francis. katie erasmus is here to explain. this isn't the only italian city the governor will visit in the coming days, right? >> first vatican city, then the italian city of bologna. the goals behind both visits to discuss and share ways to fight climate change and focus on

clean energy. now, overnight, governor newsom spoke to an auditorium full of policy makers and researchers from around the globe. all of them gathered in vatican city for a three day summit on climate change called by pope francis. newsom spoke on the second day of the summit. the governors of massachusetts, new york and boston's mayor were also invited to attend and speak. now, the purpose of the summit is to come up with ideas, possible solutions and an overall blueprint on how local governments can become more climate resilient in the face of extreme weather. at the end of the summit, participants will take that list of ideas to the united nations. newsom spoke about california's energy independence and criticized the fossil fuel industries influence . >> we have the tools, we have the technology, we have the capacity to address this issue at a global level, a scale level. and they've been fighting every single advancement. and we have got to call that out now. >> tomorrow, governor newsom will head to bologna, located in northern italy and one of that nation's largest cities. he's

expected to sign a partnership with some local leaders there to work on ways to eliminate the use of fossil fuels and share ideas on energy independence. now, the governor's office says that trip to italy is being paid for through a nonprofit called the california state protocol foundation, which gets its money from private donations. >> andre ali, thank you. the president of sonoma state university has been placed on administrative leave. he sent an email to the college community making promises to student protesters without the proper approval. the california state university chancellor says the matter is under review. earlier today, a sidewalk on campus was covered in chalk with pro-palestine messages and support for the school's president. well, according to reports, some students are planning a demonstration during the school's commencement ceremonies. this weekend, less than a day after one group of pro-palestinian protesters packed up their encampment on the uc berkeley campus, a new group has taken over a university building. >> dozens of protesters entered and ahead alumni hall. they broke through boarded up windows and sprayed graffiti. the building has been vacant since 2022. at this point, it's

unclear how many protesters are inside. university. police, though, are calling this an active crime scene. some students who live nearby say they're not alarmed by the demonstration. >> listen, i'm really glad that people are expressing like their opinion and are able to like, you know, voice their beliefs and everything, especially like in peaceful manners, like, it's not like they're disturbing or like disrupting or like hurting anyone. >> the university would not tell us if campus police have plans to get the people out of the building or shut down the encampment outside. across the bay, student protesters at san francisco state say they're taking down their encampment after reaching an agreement with the school's president. they say the school has agreed to make its investment portfolio more transparent and divest from any company that manufactures weapons. immediately after announcing the news, protesters started packing up their tents. student organizers say the agreement doesn't address all of their demands. they say it is a strong first step. >> the only demand that we haven't currently met is declared declaring it a genocide, calling it what it is,

which is still very important and something that we're going to continue to work on through the summer and into the fall. >> organizers also say they're working on bringing all csu students together to make a system wide change. we have you covered here on the air. you can also get immediate updates on the ongoing campus protests across the bay area and nationwide at ktvu .com. >> your time now is 834. in today's aapi heritage month coverage, we introduce you to napa's first vietnamese owned winery. ktvu is claudine wong tells us the ceo of the winery is hoping to make a mark on the wine industry. when we started here in 2011, everything was dead. >> and so a lot of originally it was a japanese garden. they had like four full time gardeners. and then when we took over, we turned on the water and started planting and kind of changed things around a bit. >> a walk through the winery is about honoring the past and breaking new barriers for the future. back in the 80s and 90s, this spot was known as a first

for japanese saki in napa. today under new owners, it's all about a first in wine. >> we are the first vietnamese owned winery in napa, so the chairman of the board, his name is don van nguyen. we call him mister dom. he came here and felt the way that everyone who comes to napa feels, which is that it's beautiful and amazing. and he wanted something here for his family. and then it's kind of been a way to share vietnamese culture. this tasting room was designed in the style of halong bay. the art on the wall is original art from vietnamese artists. our our brand names like julie haener not is a story, a fable from vietnamese culture. so like it's a way for us to kind of share culture our d which signifies sunrise or morning time in vietnamese, says the goal isn't to fit into a napa mold, but to create a space of their own. i think if we look at the napa wine world from the outside, it still feels very exclusive. it

still feels like it's pretentious. and it's just, i mean, it's beautiful. it's a wonderful place. but that is a feeling that i think a lot of people have. i mean, i've heard, comedian jo koy joke about how wine was for white people. so, like, there is this idea that it is an exclusive experience and it doesn't have to be right. wine at the end of the day is fermented grape juice, right? this is this is what it is. and it's been a part of many cultures for a very long time. and it can be a part of anyone's household. we are entering our warehouse, and this is where we store all the barrels for aging. >> phan says vietnam doesn't have a history with wine, so originally the company intended to export what they created to vietnam, but now they've shifted their focus to the u.s. and opened this tasting room right as the pandemic hit in the pandemic that you guys did that anyway, how has that been really hard. there's honesty. it's difficult. >> yeah. so we opened in july of

2020, and that's after we had finished renovating the space, and then suddenly it was only outdoor. but then we also had massive wildfires that year, so it wasn't safe to be inside because of covid, but it wasn't necessarily safe to be outside because of smoke. >> hoping the toughest part of the road is behind them. they are now expanding their offerings with cultural events and with pan-asian food pairings. >> this is our 100 sauvignon blanc with the lychee chocolate. this sauvignon blanc comes from morgan ranch and this one is, won double gold at the san francisco chronicle wine competition. >> hospitality director candice markovich wilson treated us to a tasting of ardi winery wines paired with chocolate made in san francisco inspired by the diverse flavors of vietnam, including one flavor that is described as savory pho with a side of sriracha. >> this one comes from cherry house vineyard, and i think that's the perfect description of this palate. a lot more kind of those cherry notes. and this

is also going to give you a little bit of baking spice, which is going to pair with the chocolate. >> i really like it. i'm trying to taste the. >> werm. it's like yeah the back of the palate. >> it is new territory, not just for ardi, but also for napa and the industry as a whole. and pioneers don't enjoy the luxury of roadmaps to success. >> for us, i mean, being the first carries a lot of responsibility and weight, particularly for i feel that personally, i think that we fit in in terms of perhaps we don't fit in realistically, like we're trying to make wine more diverse. most of our conversations are about making wine more accessible. >> and so for this team, it's about first steps and next steps. for napa's first vietnamese owned winery, raising a glass to all that can be in napa. claudine wong, ktvu, fox two news.

>> 839 happening today san francisco city leaders and police will march to honor families who've lost loved ones to homicide, the mayor's office and the district attorney, brooke jenkins. among others, will join the marchers. the group will march for margaret hayward park to the steps of city hall. there will be speeches and a dinner for guests. today's event takes place from 3 to 6 p.m. it is 839. >> the latest homeless count suggests fewer people are living on the streets in alameda county. the county released the data from the 2024 point in time count, which was held in january. there were 9450 people considered homeless. that's a 3% drop from the 2022 survey. as for individual cities, the results are mixed. homeless populations rose in oakland, hayward and dublin, while in berkeley that number dropped by 20. some critics question these numbers, saying the homeless count is an inexact consensus or census rather, and that many people who are homeless can be left out of the final count. >> we're following up on that

fbi warning this week of possible threats during next month's pride celebrations. coming up on the nine, we'll talk live with a retired california police chief about what can be done to thwart possible terrorist threats and what measures we may see during san francisco's big pride weekend. >> the hospital is shaking with the bombs that are going off consistently, and this is a scale of destruction that i have never seen before. >> a group of doctors, including ten americans trapped in gaza, the white house is response. as the doctors say, the situation

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after israel seized and closed the rafah border crossing earlier this month. >> the hospital is shaking with the bombs that are going off consistently and this is a scale of destruction that i have never seen before. i've been in wars, i've seen, you know, combat injuries and natural disasters, but not to this scale. >> the doctors are with the palestine palestinian american council association, which posted this video to x. the doctors first entered gaza on may 1st to provide emergency medical care to civilians. they were supposed to leave on monday but were denied exit from gaza.

the white house said it's aware of the situation and is working to get the doctors out. >> if there was an operation in rafah or potential operation in rafah, it doesn't. we need to get them out. we want to get them out and that is our it has nothing to do with anything else. these are americans impacted american citizens and so we're working to get them out. >> the white house says the biden administration is in contact with four of the doctors families, as well as the israeli government. >> the federal judge has approved an agreement that will allow 25,000 migrants who were denied us visas under former president trump's muslim ban, to reapply for free in 2017, then president trump issued a ban on migrants from five predominantly muslim nations. president biden repealed that order after taking office in 2021. that didn't address the situation of the migrants who had applied but were unable to get visas while the ban was in effect, so they can now reapply without having to pay that fee again. the presidential debate schedule is now set to begin with a social

media post from president biden challenging former president trump to two debates. mr. trump quickly accepted there will be two debates. 1st june 27th, hosted by cnn, the other september 10th on abc. >> biden seemed to be driving this car all day. and i think that you will see republicans questioning they don't like cnn. they really don't like abc. they'll be questioning why president trump agreed so quickly to do it this way. >> both campaigns have bypassed the commission on presidential debates, which had already set dates and venues for three debates in the fall. >> it is coming up on 846 in-n-out burger. let's talk a little bit about that. it's known for its burgers, of course, but it's also at the top of a list that may surprise you. >> also, there's encouraging news for retailers and shoppers. pam cook, back in studio with more in dollars and cents. >> yes, some good news is we talk a lot about stores closing the latest numbers. actually show for the first time in five years, new retail store openings outpaced store closures in 2022, and retail analysts report that trend has continued in 2023 and

this year into 2024. one of the biggest retailers released a strong earnings report as that opening bell rang this morning. walmart reports quarterly earnings and revenue. that is even better than analysts expected, and reports it is attracting more high income shoppers, who typically spend more and some big news as we take you live to the new york stock exchange, take a close look. dow jones crossing 40,000 for the first time this morning, up about 96 points. record highs for the s&p 500 and the nasdaq as well. the s&p 500 closing above 5300 for the first time yesterday. it is holding steady there and the nasdaq up about a quarter of a percent to 16,776. student loan borrowers now have until june 30th to consolidate their federal loans to qualify for relief. now, the original deadline for borrowers in the federal family education loan program was april 30th. consolidation could help many borrowers wipe out the remaining

debt on a loan that they have paid down for at least 20 years. the education department has already approved more than $49 billion in student loan forgiveness honda is doubling down on its plan to invest in electric cars. today, the japanese carmaker announced it is putting $65 billion into ev development over the next seven years. it plans to roll out seven new electric models in the us by 2030. that same year, honda is aiming to make evs 40% of its global auto sales, and this comes just a day after the company announced it signed a deal with ibm to build computer chips and software for future cars, and in and out burger is one of the top ten best led companies in the us. that's according to a list put together by glassdoor, anonymous employee reviews cited great pay, great people, perks and benefits as reasons they enjoyed working there. 92% of employees who submitted glassdoor reviews approve of the ceo, 42 year old lindsay snyder, who took over

the family business at age 27. so there's a reason why all those burger workers are happy. they're they're happy working there. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents, pam. >> thank you. as san francisco tries to increase tourism following the pandemic, there's a shakeup within the group that's in charge of promoting the city. the ceo of san francisco travel, scott beck, just resigned after only seven months on the job. san francisco travel is an organization that promotes the city to visitors and tourists. beck did not give a reason for stepping down. the vice president and general manager of hotel nikko, anna marie. pursuit, pursuit, pursuit. rather will take over the organization in the interim. >> happening today, it's bike to wherever day, a time to celebrate a love of biking and encourage more people to join in. cities across the east bay and beyond are hosting special energizer stations this morning, such as this one at the berkeley bart station. bikers are being given goodie bags with riding essentials. city leaders are riding as well, showing off some of the work they've done to help make roads safer for bicyclists.

>> well, we're demonstrating how fun it is to ride your bike around berkeley and showing off some of the protected bike lanes that we've been putting in over the past few years. >> this is the bay area's 30th annual bike tour. every day, there are more than 80 energizer stations open today across the east bay. >> all right, let's get over to sal. now, speaking of transportation, take a look at the roads and public transit. see how that's looking this morning. >> all right there, andre and garcia, you can see right behind you the bay bridge is crowded, but i'm going to start with the south bay, because every single freeway is very slow. this is one of the busiest freeways northbound 85, is there's a crash here right near the el camino real exit. so take that into account. the whole traffic getting into that silicon valley this morning is very slow. if you have some flexibility, you may want to put it off. let's talk about commutes that are improving highway four is much better than it was. we might see some improvement now in the next hour at the bay bridge. it seems

to be moving better, but it's still backed up to the maze. 850 let's talk about today's weather. here's steve flexibility. >> do you have flexibility, sal? not me, not anymore. >> that other guy does. >> that other dude does. all right. thank you sir. we'll take a look now at temperatures for may. you're probably saying it's been too cool, too warm. it's actually been just about right compared. you know we'll take a look at the averages here once i get this graphic to move. thank you, the average is for santa rosa, san francisco, livermore and san jose. and what the highs were yesterday. santa rosa and san francisco were below 73 and 61. livermore was one above, and san jose, right where you should be. so the trend here going forward is really kind of near average to below for the rest of the month. so concord 78, we'll go 80 tomorrow. and then saturday looks like 76. and the climate prediction center for the 23rd to the 29th says all the west will be cooler than average. i don't always agree with them, but i think maybe part of that is true, part of that. that's a big area to be

that far below. but look at all the fog to the north. yet there are noticeable breaks to the south. i mean, that has cleared out rapidly. peninsula parts of the 880 corridor down to san jose, los gatos and then down towards parts of the santa clara valley. we still have a west or west southwest breeze in place, and i mean, it has been kicking up its heels all morning long, to travis, 29 gusts, 33 even to 37, and low clouds made it out that far. so if you're north, it's cloudy to mostly cloudy if you're south, it's mostly sunny to sunny, 60s on a few tenths, but a lot of 50s if you're stuck in the soup. although san carlos, menlo park, and mountain view all in the low 60s already because they got in the sun, come out a little earlier than others to the north, which you're stuck in the 50s. there's just subtle day to day changes. some drizzle looks likely again tonight, tomorrow, maybe late friday into early saturday. one day we warm up, one day we cool down, and tomorrow looks like a little warm up and then back to a cool down as we head towards saturday. but maybe some activity popping up in the mountains, but that would not be until late in the weekend or early next week. a lot of gray

over the bay. unless you already have that sun, then it doesn't apply to you. 6070 on the temps bump up a slight bit tomorrow, back down on saturday, then leveling it off sunday. monday. >> you guys are steve. renovation work at the harvey milk terminal at san francisco international airport. almost finished now and ktvu was given a sneak peek. and by next month, the final phase of the $2.5 billion project is scheduled to be finished. it features new baggage self-check kiosks that are designed to be faster than traditional backed check ins. the terminal is also designed to move passengers and their luggage through security 30% faster, rather than having to take multiple tubs to put all of your belongings into it, you're going to use one large tray that has everything your carry on, your shoes, your belt. >> it all goes into a single tray. >> that will alleviate a lot of stress, won't it? once through security, all terminals will be interconnected to allow people to wander around during long layovers, early check ins or delays. the refurbished and

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low person. >> the teacher say they're unhappy with the pace of contract negotiations. they're asking for wage increases to help match the cost of living. the contra costa county superintendent of schools says we are at the fact finding phase of the negotiations process, where each side can present facts to a panel, which will then issue a report. i remain hopeful that we'll come to an agreement that's in the best interest of the students and communities we serve, while continuing to uphold our duty as responsible fiscal stewards. >> oakland congresswoman barbara lee is featured in a new movie by netflix about shirley shirley chisholm, the first black woman elected to congress. >> there is no way i would have been able to fight the fights that i have to fight each and every day for peace and for justice and for equity and equality. had it not been for shirley chisholm and of course, my mother back in 1972. >> lee, who was the president of the black student union at mills college in oakland, invited chisholm to speak on campus. it was the start of a lifelong friendship and mentorship for lee. the relationship between both women is depicted in the netflix biopic titled shirley

chisholm is played by regina king. the young barbara lee is played by christina jackson. >> it's been the role of a lifetime in the sense of being able to play someone who has made so much change in the past 50 years. >> when i met christina, it was like meeting me. >> lee met jackson during filming and brought the actress to mills college, showing her where chisholm spoke more than 50 years ago. warriors star steph curry is getting an award for his excellence on and off the court. the professional basketball writers association named curry this year's recipient of the magic johnson award. it honors players for showing respect and grace with fans and the media. it's the second time winning the award. >> the giants have a much needed day off after playing 16 straight days. they'll host the colorado rockies starting tomorrow. after enjoying their first win of the season against the dodgers, 4 to 1. mike yastrzemski hit a two run homer in the third inning. logan webb threw six shutout innings, but the play of the night came from outfielder luis matos, who stretched over that center field wall and robbed the dodgers of a

home run. let's hold the video until he catches it. there we go. and he holds on. now the a's need a win today against the houston astros to avoid a four game sweep. they were shut out three nothing. the offense struck out nine times. could only muster two hits. the a's have dropped four straight games now happening today. it's the first day of the annual contra costa county fair. the fair kicks off at noon in antioch. today's entertainment includes a pageant to crown the queen of the fair, along with all the usual food fair, games and exhibits. tickets for today are just $1 for the rest of the weekend. admission will cost $12. that's general admission, $8 for seniors. children under the age of five get in for free. >> the president of a university in the north bay on administrative leave. the campus wide message he sent that led to his suspension at sonoma state university, a pro-palestine indian group takes over a building at uc berkeley college. >>