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>> and then next thing you know, i hear like gunshots. at first i thought it was fireworks, but i seen people running. so, you know, i was just running with them. >> well, skyline high school's graduation ceremony in oakland ended with shots fired. we tell you what, police think led to the shooting. plus, oakland mayor shang tao will release her mid-year budget adjustment later today. what we know so far about the budget deficits ahead from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark i'm allie rasmus. >> today is friday may 24th. it's an exciting day. >> it's zip trip friday the zip trip friday. >> our friends here are headed over to concord. let's check in with steve paulson to see what they're going to expect weather wise, what we're all going to expect. well normally i'd say, oh man, it's going to be hot. >> not this time. no i mean, it's cool out and for concord

anywhere if you're north or east or inland you're like, man, this is unseasonably cool for us, no doubt about it. some of the lows this morning sebastopol, sonoma, 42 windsor, menlo park, fairfax, clayton, los altos and tiburon all between 43, 45 and 46. cool cool degrees here. lots of low clouds in place. they continue to ramp up 40s and 50s on the temps, and there is a no doubt about it breeze in place for many. so a windy and cooler friday 50 6070 temps well below average here across the board, which translates into 60s and 70s low 70s inland. >> all right i'm going to do a i am going to do a quick check of traffic here from the desk you can see a view of the east bay here with that traffic still sluggish on the span on the bay bridge. also note there is some slow traffic now that we're seeing at the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza. you can see it here in our live picture here, with the people tapping the brake lights as they head over towards san rafael. no specific problems, just the

usual slowdown for this time of the morning. the bay bridge toll plaza itself looks good, but then again, once you get in the span, you will hit some slower traffic. 880 in oakland north and southbound looks good and overall the commute is pretty good. today we have a little bit of friday light there. as you can see from the san mateo bridge, we are following the developing story in oakland, where police say they've detained two people in connection to last night's shooting at skyline high school's graduation. ktvu is amanda quintana joins us from the newsroom with the details on that police investigation. amanda. >> yeah. well, ali, late last night, police said that they detained two people, but it's unclear if either of those is the actual shooter now, just because they're detained, that doesn't mean that they have actually been arrested. now those shots did ring out at the graduation. it happened around 745 last night, sending students and families running for safety. police found two adult victims, a man and a woman on the north side of the campus. they were transported to the hospital.

both are expected to be okay. police said they were looking into multiple suspects and investigating a fight that might have happened right before this shooting. >> and we just heard two bangs and i saw people running. i was parked up there and i told my husband, i don't think those were fireworks. i don't think they're, you know, celebrating like he thought they were. >> so i was just taking pictures of the graduates, you know, i was going like, because we're graduating, you know, it's graduation. and then next thing you know, like, i hear, like the gunshots. at first i thought it was fireworks, but i seen people running. so, you know, i was just running with them, you know , oakland police and chp were on scene after this shooting. >> now, you may remember there was also a shooting at skyline at the start of the school year. that was back in september. that time, students hid under desks and in closets for hours as the school was on lockdown. nobody was injured in that shooting. police did say that this recent shooting is an isolated incident, although they said they are investigating multiple

suspects, they did not give a description of any of those suspects live in the newsroom. amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> amanda, thank you. our time is now. 703. we're keeping an eye on oakland city hall right now, where mayor xiang tao today will release her budget adjustment plan. the city of oakland projects a $117 million budget deficit this year, and a deficit of $175 million next year. mayor tao says selling the city's share of the coliseum complex will bring down some of that deficit and prevent layoffs and cuts to public safety and essential services. >> public safety, as that is at top of mind for many of our constituents, if not all. and so, with that being said, you know, i do believe that this is the best proposal to shift and move all of those priorities forward. that includes economic growth in oakland. >> the mayor says her fiscally responsible budget still upholds the priorities of public safety and economic development, and that her budget will not close

fire stations or libraries, police investigators in san francisco say one person was hurt after police responded to a call of someone with a gun. >> it happened yesterday afternoon just after 3:00, not far from bayview park. police were called when someone in the neighborhood reported seeing a man with a rifle. sfpd says one officer fired his gun but didn't hit anyone. police say the suspect was injured in their response, but not by the gunfire . >> suspect was transported to a local hospital for non-life threatening injuries due to the fact a less lethal use of force was used to take the take the suspect into custody within the next ten days. >> the san francisco police department will hold a town hall meeting to give more details about what happened. >> time is now 705. several business owners in san francisco's noe valley are pretty upset about a planned paving project this summer. now, most of the work is due to take place on 24th street. city plans to repave that road and other

surrounding streets while improving the sidewalks and the bus stops in noe valley. however, some business owners say the four month long project would keep people away during the important summertime. >> large sections of our commercial corridor are being blocked off. people will just avoid going. >> i know that the road here does need work, but hopefully that the city can work with us with the merchant association and really work on something where it's a win win, win win situation. >> now, san francisco's public works department says these roads in noe valley are long overdue for being repaved and that the project's already been delayed several times over the years in the community of atherton. >> on the peninsula, recent home burglaries are leading police to use special technology to track down criminals, according to the police department, the number of crimes so far this year is almost equal to all of the crimes last year. now, the atherton police department is launching a bait house program

with 50 homeowners who've agreed to let the police put trackers in some of their household items that burglars may try to steal. >> once that tracker is moved, we will get a notification of it, which is going to trigger our response for the police department, with our ultimate goal being apprehension. >> the threat of having a tracer in place could maybe, give, thieves second thoughts about, you know, hitting that house. >> the price of these sophisticated trackers is $500 a piece, and they have gps plus cellular radio signals. the trafficking system also uses traffic cameras. >> all right, our time is 706 new. this morning, a court in australia ruled that a former us marine pilot can be extradited back to the country, and that ruling follows allegations that daniel dugan illegally trained chinese military pilots. us prosecutors believe the former marine gave that training in 2010 and in 2012, without having an appropriate license.

>> there was no opening in the local court for my husband to run his case. today was simply about ticking boxes, and it's time to move on to the next stage. >> the ag will give us a reasonable time to consider the matter. we've got 12 days to perform a request for him to consider it. we'll certainly be doing that now. >> lawyers with the former us marine pilot says they'll be making a case to australia's attorney general on why the pilot should not be extradited to the united states. >> los angeles firefighters say four children were among the eight people hurt in a crash that involved several vehicles. it happened yesterday in a neighborhood about 22 miles north of downtown los angeles. investigators are still trying to determine the cause of the crash, which involved at least three cars. one driver involved in the crash says someone ran a red light, so i was making a left turn here, and out of the

corner of my eye i see something flying towards me. >> and it was, it was. it just happened so quickly i couldn't even react. and i just took the hit. my car turned and my airbags deployed. >> the suspected red light runner was taken into custody. now faces possible drunk driving charges. authorities say two adults suffered serious injuries. investigators say all of the kids were lucky to have minor injuries, despite the fact none of them were in car seats. >> okay. l.a. times 708 today between noon and 7 p.m. tonight, expected to be among the busiest travel times of the memorial day weekend that we've been checking all the major roads throughout the morning. allie's been doing a lot of it through interstate 80, through alameda county, almost 44 million americans, according to triple-a, will be traveling for the holiday. more than 38 million of them will be driving an air travel, also expected to be the highest in five years. >> we recommend getting out before 11:00 if you can, or if

you're a night owl, will not leaving until after 7 p.m. and if you're traveling back on memorial day on that monday, as many of us are going to do, wait until after dinnertime, really after 6 or 7 p.m. that way you'll have the clearest traffic out there. now, triple a says most of us are eager for some adventures, so expect more travel this summer, not just for the memorial day weekend and trips to las vegas and florida are very popular destinations. >> well, the chp statewide maximum enforcement period starts at 6:00 tonight and ends at midnight early tuesday morning. an increase in officers will be on patrol looking for any type of reckless driving behavior. that includes driving under the influence of alcohol or drugs, speeding through traffic, as well as distracted driving. chp made more than 1100 dui arrests during the last memorial day weekend. concord police will be among the local law enforcement agencies out working this weekend to prevent any problems for the memorial day holiday. concord will target drivers under the influence the

police department says impaired driving is a choice and it's preventable. first time dui offenses could result in $13,000 in fines, penalties and a suspended license. >> our time now 710 firefighters in the east bay battled three separate fires yesterday, but talk about the conditions that they say made it a dangerous fight. that's coming next, and a plot of land that was supposed to become housing has now turned into a trash filled urban lake. >> the reason why the city of san francisco is having an issue addressing the site now, and a quick reminder you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand on your smart tv. amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv, or android tv. just search for the fox local a and then s

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a new ruling from the california supreme court. justices ruled in favor of an insurance company that denied a claim from concert promoters and other planet entertainment. they wanted their insurer to pay out pandemic related business losses because of the presence of covid 19 and that that had forced them to shut down. the ruling could have big implications for companies trying to recoup losses during the pandemic.

>> our time is now 714 firefighters all over the bay area will be on alert through the memorial day weekend because of strong winds and warmer temperatures, and the danger of those fire conditions were evident yesterday in contra costa county, where firefighters battled three separate brush fires, including two of them in antioch. one was near the slaton ranch, the other at the antioch marina. >> the biggest challenge with fighting this fire here in the marina is that it is in the two leads, and it's, it it really borders up against the water. so having to get crews and apparatus and lines out to that, is pretty tough for us. we do have a fire boat and that fire boat provides a lot of, versatility for us. >> now, a third brush fire started along busy concord boulevard in concord. the firefighters were able to keep the flames from spreading to buildings, and the cause of all three of the fires are under investigation. >> a trash filled urban lake is

calling the attention of people living in the south of market neighborhood in san francisco. the lot is located at fifth and shipley streets, according to the san francisco business times, the city approved plans for a 127 unit residential building, but the construction stalled after the site's developer failed to make monthly loan payments. people living nearby are concerned once it starts warming up. >> it's going a big, big, big mosquito mess. >> and you know god knows what other airborne diseases it can carry. >> hopefully the city or somebody will come in and put something in there. >> now, the san francisco public utilities commission says it believes the flooding is likely from groundwater, for the site's future is unclear. the utilities commission says it sent a crew out to collect samples of the water at the site, but they were unable to get access because of a fence. >> time now 716. san francisco's parks were ranked among the best in the whole country. the trust for public land released its annual parks score index and ranked san francisco as number

seven among big cities. that study found that everybody lives within a ten minute walk to a park, which is the best in the country. the top city for parks washington, d.c. followed by minneapolis and then saint paul, minnesota. >> california lawmakers introduced a bill that would prohibit schools from requiring teachers to notify parents about their child's identity. several school boards in the state have passed policies that require teachers to inform parents if their child asks to use different pronouns, names, or bathrooms at the school. if the bill is passed into law, it would make california the first state to ban schools from notifying parents regarding their child's identity. >> well, san francisco is moving ahead now with a plan to bring a historic black college and university to downtown san francisco. mayor london breed says there's a call for proposals now. it's part of her initiative to bring 30,000 students and residents to downtown san francisco by the year 2030. now, this summer, 28

students from historically black colleges and universities have been accepted as summer interns. with the city, they'll be exploring careers to follow and taking part in workshops and lectures. while living in dorms at ucsf. well mornings on two. the nine hitting the road. this morning for its first zip trip of the season and going to concord, you're checking out all of this east bay cities rich cultural diversities like its guided mural walk, its taco and beer trails, and the family owned and operated drive in movie theater, which has been a nostalgic movie haven for decades. >> the first time i came was, i would say probably back in 2012. my son was about two years old. yeah. and ever since we came, we just never, never left. >> i get it, the nine will be live at concord's todos santos plaza, highlighting all the fun

things to do to see and eat in this east bay city. and if you're in the area, you should just come on down, stop by, watch it in person, or you can of course watch live right here on ktvu, fox two and on the fox local app. >> well, let's see what the drive is like to concord and to other parts of the bay area. we've got traffic covered here remotely from the desk. we are showing you all of the bay area bridges. not all of them, but three of the bay area bridges here in this picture. richmond-san rafael bridge has some slow traffic. bay bridge has some slow traffic again. and also a note about stalled vehicle. now at the bay bridge toll plaza. but we also see a crash southbound 101 just past the golden gate bridge toll plaza. that's unusual because usually this, bridge rarely has any problems at all. we usually usually show it as a beauty shot, but this is just a stalled vehicle that crashed into one of the center divides past this picture. so past the golden gate bridge toll plaza, it's not

causing any sort of backup. as you can see there. we want to show you quickly the bay bridge toll plaza here. it looks pretty good. not a lot of cars out there at the toll plaza. but again, once you get onto the span, it's going to be a little bit slow. with that, we'll turn things to steve paulson, keeping our keeping an eye on the weather out here am indeed. >> and it was a cold morning for us for this time of year to get low 40s sebastopol and sonoma. you both checked in at 42 chilly degrees. the nights are much shorter now, so i'm impressed with these. windsor, menlo park, fairfax, clayton, los altos and tiburon all between 43 and 46 cool degrees. if you're going to bottlerock, you don't have to worry about heat. it's not going to be hot. i'd say windy is the main weather word. mostly sunny here. temperatures. they'll drop off fast once we get to tonight, so just keep that in mind during during the day in the sun. it may not be bad, but it will not be hot, that's for sure. santa rosa, menlo park, livermore, san jose down we go. 72, 68, 70 and

68 on steve's forecast? is cooler and windy. pattern will take us into today and also saturday before we get a little rebound as we head into sunday and monday. just incredibly cold water temps. i mean, you know, 40 was 48 now pointer is 49. point raise is 49 san francisco bowie at 50. that's just cold cold water. so fog is racing up the coast here. parts of the bay 40s and 50s now on the temps 51 seems popular. berkeley is in there. the city, walnut creek, fremont, hayward and mountain view and san jose and kelseyville. we southwest almost a 30 at travis. same for concord south to almost 30. they've been bouncing to be about 3033 all morning long. sfo west, south or northwest and even out to hayward and livermore. so everything's in place for a blustery day, 30s up in the mountains. a few isolated showers popped up there yesterday. i would not be surprised if that happens again today. and look at palm springs under 70 degrees already 49 arcadia. we have mostly sunny skies except for the low clouds on the coast. this is an

unseasonably cool pattern for us here. and so if you're like, you know, if you wanted cooler boy, i can't do much better for this this time of year. cool, gusty wind. if you want it warmer, just hang in there a little bit. sunday and monday do look a little warmer. i'm not buying into any big warm up though. i think the trend is to continue this to the end of may into early june. i mean, it's easy to get a quick warm up here this time of year, but right now 5060s and 70s on the temps does look, as we said, a little better on sunday. monday. >> thank you steve. well, as bart struggles to increase ridership, changes are coming to the agency's board of directors. the tough decisions they will likely be facing soon, and a rapper who at one time was at the top of the music charts was arrested for allegedly trafficking in stolen property. >> we have details on the long list of legal problems facing the si er

suv to explode in a shopping mall parking lot. police say a man living inside a white toyota forerunner lit a cigaret that ignited a propane tank that was inside the suv. authorities say the man somehow only suffered minor injuries, but the powerful explosion gutted the vehicle. >> our time is now 725. two men were arrested for allegedly scamming collectors into paying more money for fake sports and pokemon cards. they altered the condition of regular trading cards to make them look more rare. federal prosecutors say

more than $2 million was lost in this fraud. the most notable claim of fraud included a michael jordan rookie card that sold for more than $170,000. these two men accused in this case could get up to 20 years in prison. >> musical artist sean kingston was arrested on fraud and theft charges after a swat team raided his home in florida. his mother was also arrested as part of the investigation. after the arrest, kingston posted on instagram that he and his mother are good and his lawyers are handling everything. investigators aren't releasing any more details about the case at this time. >> all right, our time is 725. if you'll be staying home for the memorial day weekend, don't worry, we have you covered up next, we're going over some of the weekend's biggest events at the bay area will be offering and an invasive pest spotted in santa clara county seems to have been eradicated. >> the other bay area county still

news. gas prices are down, but not for long. how soon that number could change. plus a

weekend full of fun events here in the bay area from napa to san francisco in the east bay, we're breaking down the must visit events for your state on this memorial day weekend from ktvu icu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome to mornings on two. i'm allie rasmus and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to friday. it is may 24th steve do you have a forecast that even allie rasmus will like. you know she's she's very i think she, she embraces the cool. >> trust me. >> i do like it on the cooler side. yeah. >> you do indeed. yeah. so i think she'll like this 40s, 50s on the temps here. a pretty good fog bank. i mean, considering the air aloft is cooler and the temps are cooler. so this must be a heck of a system. and it is coming in that's giving us this wind and also some low clouds and fog making a pretty good push. at least san francisco, oakland south and on the coast, that's for sure. the sonoma coast looks pretty good, but overall we are looking for mostly sunny. unless you're on the san mateo coast and i think

it's going to be a mostly cloudy day. windy friday, cooler temperatures below average that equals 60s and 70s. those inland temps coming way down. all righty. back to ali. right. a little update on the traffic. >> yes i am keeping an eye on the traffic. and we want to start with this map because there is another problem on the bay bridge. this time it is in the eastbound direction. but this is apparently a big enough crash that it could kind of slow people down. in the opposite direction as well, just because of some of the impact of this. there is, according to the chp notes, a vehicle going over 100 miles an hour in that eastbound direction slammed into several other vehicles. so there's a debris in the lanes. there's a couple of lanes blocked. again, this is the eastbound direction. so not quite the commute direction, but something to keep an eye out for. anyway, let's take a look at the traffic camera here. if you're at the bay bridge toll plaza, though, it's smooth sailing, it is a little slow once you get onto the span. let's take a look at highway four and bay point. this commute has been a little bit slow for much of the morning. not terrible, but still want to

give yourself some extra time if you're traveling westbound on highway four. oakland police say they've detained two people in connection with a shooting that happened at the skyline high school graduation last night. authorities haven't released the identities of the two people or whether they're connected to the school or not, but the gunfire broke out around 745 745 last night. officers arriving at the scene found a man and a woman who were hurt. they went to the hospital and they are both expected to survive. authorities say they are looking into reports that the shooting may have staed with some type of fight. >> we do know there were, multiple suspects, but we're trying to identify exactly how many. >> any idea how many shots were caliber shots, not the caliber. and we're still looking into how many, but there were multiple shots. >> told you to take pictures of the graduates. you know, i was going great. like, because we're graduating, you know, it's a graduation. and then next thing you know, like, i hear, like, the, gunshots. at first i

thought it was fireworks, but i seen people running, so, you know, i was just running with them once again. >> oakland police say officers detained two people, but the incident is still an ongoing investigation. anyone with information is asked to call oakland police. felony assault unit ktvu is. amanda quintana will have a full report at 8:00. >> all right. ali time 732. oakland mayor shang tao expected to submit a budget adjustment today for the city of oakland. the mayor says oakland has a projected budget deficit of $117 million this year, a deficit of 175 million next year. the mayor says budget cuts are coming and that money is set aside for safety and economic development. the mayor's administration will be talking with the city council about possible adjustments in the next few weeks. they have until the end of june to pass that budget. >> well, triple a says this will be one of the busiest memorial day weekends ever for travel. but if you stay put in the bay area, there's plenty of things

you can do. and check out ktvu james torres live in our studio this morning to talk about all the fun stuff you can take advantage of here in the bay area. >> ali, good morning to you. well, right behind me here, memorial day weekend. that's what it's all about. if you wanted to avoid the traffic mess or if you just have some company in town, there is plenty to do. if you want to step out the door this weekend. here are some of the highlights this afternoon the bottlerock music festival begins. that's up in napa. the three day music series is all day. all three days. and tonight stevie nicks headlines the show. other acts of some different music genres include megan thee stallion, nelly, bebe rexha as well as all time low. here in san francisco, the 46th annual carnival festival kicks off in the mission district tomorrow. it's a two day festival highlighting latin culture from all different countries. it's full of food, music, dancing, a giant parade that happens sunday morning. i spoke to the festival's executive director, who says carnival brings you a little taste of everything here.

>> what we have that's so unique is that we talk about and we showcase, nicaraguan culture, jamaican. and then we go to mexico, then we go to brazil, colombia, and then we go to cuba and guatemala. so you get all of that in our special carnival in san francisco. >> here are some other events look forward to this weekend as well. on memorial day, monday, a number of cities will hold some parades. you see a lot of those in the east bay. there's also the mount diablo beacon lighting the yerba buena gardens festival and the frameline 48 festival. just to give you a few ideas, triple a says about 43 million people will travel for memorial day this weekend. and if that's true, that will set a new memorial day record and set the tone for a very busy summer of travel. dave. >> all right. james thank you. time is 735. well, a bit of a break at the gas pump for drivers this holiday weekend. gasoline prices are going down around the country, including here in california for the

national average this morning, about a nickel less than it was a month ago. however, gas prices are about a nickel higher than they were last memorial day. >> instead of working to lower gas prices for americans ahead of a busy memorial day weekend, big oil company executives are huddling to find ways to keep prices high and keep their profits soaring. >> now, triple a predicts a 4% increase in travel by car this holiday weekend compared to the last memorial day and the state of california is averaging about 513 a gallon for gas. napa has about the highest price in the bay area at 549. san francisco averages 533 a gallon, oakland 526 a gallon, san jose 522 a gallon. all of those prices, though, are down slightly from yesterday. there is a new addition to the bart board of directors as they face some tough decisions ahead. >> dublin mayor melissa

hernandez took the oath of office at yesterday's hearing. she replaces former director john mcpartland, who left for family reasons and will serve the rest of his term, which ends in december. bart is dealing with some massive deficits, which could grow to nearly half $1 billion in the fiscal year of 2027. >> our time now 736 a car in santa barbara county rammed right through the front entrance of a 7-eleven store. investigators say a subaru plowed through the front door, hit the back wall, and then settled right in the middle of that store. now, these pictures are incredible. two men were in the car. they seem to be shaken up, as you can imagine. the sheriff's department says the driver was a 90 year old who was taken to the hospital to be treated. investigators still want to know if he had some kind of medical emergency leading to that crash. by the way, no one inside the store was hurt. >> the families of four u.s. marines killed in a crash of an osprey are suing the makers of that aircraft. captain john sax

of placer county was among the victims. his osprey went down in 2022 during live fire training in the imperial valley. family members claim that boeing bell and rolls-royce, the manufacturers, knew the aircraft was defective and did not fix the mechanical problems well. >> state officials are congratulating santa clara county and its residents for stopping the invasion of a dangerous insect. state and federal agriculture inspectors have now lifted the quarantine against the oriental fruit fly. that health order first came out nine months ago, after the fly was seen in the south bay. the county launched a campaign to get rid of this pest as well. along with the infestation. now this particular fly goes after backyard fruits and nuts and vegetables and berries. >> a veterans to farmers program in colorado is helping some vets start new careers once they leave the military. the program teaches them how to use skills

learned while in the service to help them build their own agriculture business. business and farming. education classes teach them about more than 200 careers in agriculture like production, farming and greenhouse technicians. a recent census found 9% of the country's 3.4 million farmers served in the us military. >> this is so much more than just farming. it's taking care of your mental health. it's slowing down. >> when i got out of the navy, i didn't, i didn't, i never talked about the military. when i went through this program, i realized that not being around veterans and veterans who wanted to farm and garden was a was a missing part of me. >> the program only accepts around ten veterans a year. this year, they had to deny nearly 100 applicants. the founder of the program says everything is funded by grants. 739 is the time now. steve paulson keeping an eye on our weekend weather as we look forward to this weekend. i'm not sure if gardening will probably be in the forecast for people. >> well, i'll take a look. this

is for saturday. look at the high for sacramento 76. wow. hard to believe, lake tahoe could have actually some pretty good build ups. they had some rain yesterday. wouldn't be surprised if that pops up. monterey. that's about fog. same for santa barbara los angeles also windy down there as well. and palm springs going into may 25th, 89. that's sweater weather down there. bottlerock speaking of jacket or sweater weather, i would have one handy, especially by this evening during the day in the sun. sometimes it's not bad this time of year. i mean, the days are long and the sun higher obviously, but looking for a blustery, windy day with 70s. it does look a little better on sunday, but the night temperatures will drop off fast. santa rosa, menlo park, livermore, san jose forecast highs. down we go. upper 60s and only low 70s at best. this is a cool pattern for us. a cool windy pattern, sabrina out there in moraga said, man, i took the dog for a walk and it was windy and cool. no doubt about it. that's what we're that's the forecast again. you know, 49 point arena. they were 48 and

point reyes 49 bowie tip incredibly cold san francisco bowie at 50. it's been this way since april. as long as these temps stay this cold and we don't get an offshore breeze, fog is always going to be around 40s and 50s on the temps starting to bounce off the morning lows, which were quite cool. fairfield west southwest almost a 30. concord's been windy all morning long. oakland's west west southwest. napa. same from sfo to hayward out to livermore. so everything's in place for a blustery, breezy, windy day, if you will, 30s up in the mountains. pretty chilly up there. 49 arcadia, 63, in san diego. not even 70 at palm springs. you can see mostly sunny except for fog. on the coast there's pretty good fog bank about marin coast southward. san mateo, for sure. not so much to the north, but it's a cool pattern. cool gusty winds at times. today tomorrow with low clouds on the coast with those water temps so cold even inland temps are cool and higher elevations are cool. but we have some low clouds there. mostly sunny, breezy, blustery, 50, 6070. don't see much change. saturday does look a little

better. sunday. monday. >> you guys all right? thank you steve. well we are getting into the beginning of the summer travel season, which means trips are back today. and coming up on the nine, we are headed to concord for our first zip trip of the year. >> i knew that, and we're headed to a lot of bay area cities this year. we want to know what you're excited about for this summer's zip trip. now we're asking you to speak out. make your voice heard. what are you most excited about? and here are your options. learning more about different cities and communities around the bay area. all the interesting restaurants and places to eat that my buddy sal is going to be exploring or the interesting trivia we're going to get from my other buddy frank mallicoat. so let us know. just scan the qr code you see there on your screen, or go to ktvu .com/ vote. we'll be right back.

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going to my buddy sal castaneda. he is deputized with the tough job. you have to find the best places to eat and drink all throughout our zip trip cities. and you're we're here now. you're in concord with the story of a local brewery. now that's part of the contra costa county beer trail. good morning man. >> good morning. yeah that's right because the beer trail in concord is a big deal. there's a lot of beer places here in concord. but i thought i'd stop by on my way to todos santos plaza to get a chocolate old fashioned from chick's donuts on willow pass road. this place, has waves of traffic, if you will, people come in and they, you know, they they get their donuts a little later on. the owner tells me that, we do have people who come in and actually sit down and have breakfast, so that's good. so i really love the local places here, but yes, i had the tough task of investigating the concord beer scene, and there's a lot of

places that are brewing and also presenting some good beer. let's take a look. every beer poured here at side gate brewery and beer garden in concord is made on the premises. turn that off and then turn off. the founders, kevin wilson and paul culbertson , say they're living the dream of operating a brewery after starting as home brewers. >> we're used to brewing for friends and family. this is just a lot more friends and family than what we were doing before, so it's about to give you scale. we were doing about ten gallon batches before. we're doing about 310 gallon batches now. >> i'd say this beer is worth walking a short distance away from todos santos plaza to get a nice, cool, refreshing pour on a hot concord day. you can choose from clever names for some outstanding fresh beer. i especially like the manticore beigne, a west coast pilsner. wow, that's good. >> we take the brewing very seriously and we love that we have a great selection. a little something for everyone from seltzers to lagers to ipas and

everything in between. >> if you want to take home some upside down, hazy ipa or a sucker for succulents double ipa , you can get tall cans to go and the beer garden atmosphere here is family and pet friendly. this beer is putting a smile on the face of beer lovers in concord. all right, here's the list of the contra costa beer trail in concord. and it's the concord taphouse, the hop grenade and epidemic ales. so if you want to come out and you're a beer person and i love beer, i don't know if the beer would go with the donut. i don't know if the beer would go with that. i have a feeling coffee goes better with this donut. here so right now i'm not going to be drinking beer, but i'm telling you that they have a beer trail. they have a taco trail. so you're we're we're eating good in the neighborhood in concord. dave and allie. >> okay. you're going to find the best places for me, and i'll be running right behind you,

too. sal all right, we'll keep talking to you later, man. okay, here's another. if you're looking for the best croissant in san francisco, there's a new winner. >> pam cook has a look inside the local bakery and the local companies that are among the stocks to watch in today's dollars and cents. >> yes. we're staying with the food theme in just a moment. intuit, based in mountain view and workday out of pleasanton, both reported earnings. intuit, the company behind turbotax and quicken, reports an increase in customer spending for its financial software and raised its outlook for the year ahead. however it also announced fewer people are using its free software, and there are more options now that sent intuit stock down about 7% when that opening bell rang this morning. shares in workday, also down close to 13% right now. that's after questions over its reported sales figures. all right. as we take a live look, dow jones recovering from the worst day in just about a year. but it's up just slightly. it is up. but after testing that

40,000 level, it's now just hanging on to 39,000. the s&p 500 up close to a half of a percent. the nasdaq also up three quarters of a percent. so the nasdaq doing the best today up more than 100 points. a laid off worker has filed a lawsuit against google in santa clara county superior court. the suit claims two of his bosses abused a google apprenticeship program for personal gain, then cut his position when he tried to blow the whistle. so far, google has not publicly responded to the lawsuit. fast food prices have skyrocketed in the last five years. that includes popular menu items from mcdonald's and taco bell between 2019 and 2024, the price of a medium fries has jumped from less than $2 to nearly $5. the price of a big mac meal has more than doubled, from $6 to about $13, and a blt footlong at subway is up $3 from

550 to 850, and a new san francisco bakery just earned the title for having the best croissant in the city. juniper, a polk street cafe and bakery, took home the best croissant award in the competition put on by french media site french lee. the bakery shared this video on instagram showing how they make their award winning croissants. the ten san francisco bakeries in the competition all competed for that title. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> thank you pam, let's check in with steve paulson now because we have some nice mild cooler temperatures. it's a shaping up to be kind of a cool summer so far on that french french croissant. >> i just saw on twitter. i know it must be true in france they've issued a stamp, scratch and sniff that smells like a baguette. so we need one now that smells like a croissant. pamela, get on that. yes all right. thank you. that's true, by the way. it's true. all right. 50s on the temps. a couple of it was really cool this morning, so i think it was

sebastopol and sonoma both dropped to 42 for this time of year. the nights are short. that's really cool. just a roaring wind for some not bad for others. you know, i always say there's always, you know, a microclimate or two that what when you talk about. but oh there's fairfield, concord, oakland, napa of course san pablo bay and then from sfo to hayward and livermore, it's all an onshore breeze or wind. for some, i expect it to be a blustery day, mostly sunny, although there's pretty good fog bank on the coast. this is a cool pattern for us here for the 24th and 25th. we will get a little rebound on the temps on sunday and monday. could get back up upper 70s, maybe near 80 on monday, but today and tomorrow it's all about the cool as a rule here. a windy friday and cooler. pretty good fog on parts of the coast there. mostly sunny unless you're by the beaches and it might be more of a partly cloudy there. 5060, low 70s. i mean, we've come down a good 510 degrees. it does look a little warmer. sunday, monday. >> you guys okay steve thank you. time now. 752 a bay area brewing giant bringing its operations back to the north bay. why lagunitas is closing its mega brewery in chicago. it

brewed as much as 26 million gallons of beer a year. and what it says about the beer industry as a whole. and an 11 year old girl just became the youngest graduate in one california college whose record she beat and how close it was to home next

when he recently bought real estate in alameda for just over $100,000. but then he found out his waterfront property at 610 grand street is underwater. the property he bought is 10,000ft!s in a lagoon near the grand street bridge. now that property is up for sale again for $400,000, the owner, according to his realtor, hopes to at least get his money back. >> it is a, you know, an average working person and you save up 100, no, $100,000, to lose it. it's heartbreaking. so we're trying to see what can be done. i'd like to at least see him get back the money he paid. at least that at the very least, you know, that would be the right thing to do. >> now, the owner says he had never went to see the new property he bought, and that when he typed the address into a map app, it sent him to a different location with a photo

of the house where our ktvu special program, voices for change, comes back this weekend with a new episode, we'll continue our celebration of aapi heritage month, and we'll speak to the executive director of the japanese community youth council, marking 45 years of helping thousands of students become the first in their families to go to college. also we're honoring the culture through storytelling. a look back at this year's cam fest and how it lifted up the voices of the aapi community. >> it's really a powerful thing, you know, that our artists are doing to insist that, you know, our stories are worth, being heard and worth being watched, and worth being known. >> now, don't forget, you can watch voices for change this sunday morning at 930 right here on ktvu. it is 757, a bill that would force self-driving car companies to be more transparent

cleared the state assembly. the bill would require autonomous car companies like waymo to report all crashes, traffic violations and malfunctions to the dmv. the legislation was introduced after a series of problems here in the bay area involving self-driving cars that blocked traffic and were getting into accidents. now the bill goes to the state senate. the cruise industry is bouncing back after being hit hard during the pandemic, and this year is expected to be a banner one for cruise lines. cruise bookings are expected to rise more than 10% this year compared to last year. the attraction is value for money, unique experiences and a growing number of younger customers who like the smaller, personalized cruises, try and duplicate the experience you're having on our ship on a land based vacation, it's going to cost you at least 3,040% more, and you wouldn't have that same

ability to customize it that you do on a cruise ship. >> so when we talk about it's affordable, it's not just price, it's the value that you get out of it. >> now cruise lines continue to add new boats to their fleet, along with exploring new ports. now here in the bay area, 92 boats plan to stop in san francisco this year, including two ships today. okay, our time is 758. we have a story now of a young girl who has graduated from college and she's not even a teenager yet. she is 11 year old athena ellen irvine valley college's youngest graduate. she broke her own brother's record. he graduated last year a few days before he turned 12, and miss a-lang received a degree in liberal arts. she says she plans to complete a second degree, but we don't know exactly what that degree will be. >> a high school graduation to end like this is there needs to

be better. >> there were gunshots at a high school graduation ceremony in oakland. what led up to the shooting that left two people injured? and with the graduates and their families are saying about that celebration just becoming destroyed. and then long lines at bay area airports as people are leaving for the memorial day weekend, how many people are expected to travel and how much extra time you may need to give yourself? >> plus, we'll dramatically change your life in solano county, and i'm not in favor of it. >> home brewed opposition for the plan to build a new city in the north bay by some of the residents are mobilized, trying to defeat the proposal at the ballot box from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and welcome to mornings on two. at 8:00. look around the bay area. look at the sky. this view

looking at sfo, you can see it's overcast. those clouds. and steve's been telling you about that throughout the morning. and it's cool this morning. good morning i'm dave clark i'm allie rasmus. >> today is friday may 24th. steve paulson has been talking about how it's just cooler than what we would expect normally for this that is correct. >> we've been in a cool pattern. i mean, we've had very few warm days and that trend will continue, i think, into next week. although monday does look warmer, i should add, if you have the day off there, but unseasonably cool for us. pretty good fog bank out there. we had a lot of low 40s this morning for temps, which is a little unusual for us. pretty good fog bank still hanging around. i don't think it's going anywhere. at least it'll be back tonight. tomorrow. so windy friday and cooler if you're inland. you get the sun. may not be too bad, but boy that temp drops off fast, especially late in the afternoon. also the evening here. 60s 70s. that's it on the high temps all right ali, a little busier than we thought or what. well, there is a problem on the bay bridge, which we are going to start with right now.

>> you can see this picture, the maps. there's not one but two crashes reported. the one that's the big problem. and that's prompted a sigalert by the chp is in the eastbound direction. so that's the typical non commute direction. but you still see just solid red behind this. that's because three lanes in that eastbound direction before treasure island are blocked because of this crash in the westbound direction there is a stalled vehicle here. and there was a report of a crash in the westbound direction at treasure island. i think that may have been a mistake or some sort of error in reporting, because you don't see any backup in the westbound direction of the span. the problem is all in that eastbound direction. according to the chp notes, a driver was going 100 miles an hour and slammed into several cars eastbound on the bay bridge. so there's also some problems in elsewhere in the east bay in oakland, westbound 580 at foothill, not too much of a backup there. here's the bay bridge toll plaza. as we mentioned, it's not too bad there, but in that eastbound direction, that's where this problem and this sigalert with three lanes closed is happening. you can see you can ignore what

that says. there but eastshore freeway shows a little bit of sluggish traffic and 880 in oakland looks okay. 802 let's go back to you, dave. >> okay, ali and still developing story in oakland. we now know that two people were detained by police in connection with last night's shooting at the skyline high school graduation. ktvu is amanda quintana is in our newsroom. you have all the latest information. good morning amanda. >> good morning. well, late last night, police said they detained two people, but it's still unclear if either of those people were the shooter. and this doesn't necessarily mean that those two have been arrested. shots rang out towards the end of this graduation ceremony at skyline high school. this was around 745 last night. it sent students and families running for safety. police found the two adult victims, a man and a woman on the north side of the campus. they were transported to the hospital both are expected to be okay. police said they were looking into multiple suspects and investigating a fight that might have happened

right before that shooting. one woman tells us that she was frantically looking for her daughter. >> and i just came together and he was like a nice scene. i didn't see someone that got shot too, and i saw the group of guys and they shot again near our car where we were parked. so pretty much unfortunately, a high school graduation to end like this is horrible. it needs to be better. >> i heard a couple gunshots happening in one of the corners of the school, and then i see a lot of people just started running the opposite direction, and it was just a scary experience to witness. >> oakland police and chp were on scene after the shooting. the new police chief, floyd mitchell, was at his first police commission meeting at the time, and he left that to go to the scene here. now, you may remember there was also a shooting at skyline at the start of the school year back in september. at that time, students hid under desks and in closets for hours as the school was on lockdown. no one was injured then. police say this was an isolated incident,

although they say they're looking into multiple suspects. investigators did not provide a description of any of them. we have reached out to opd and we hope to get an update sometime today. live in the newsroom amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. amanda. police in san francisco say one person was hurt after police responded to a call about someone with a gun. it happened yesterday afternoon just after 3:00, not far from bay view park. police were called after someone in the neighborhood reported seeing a man with a rifle. sfpd says one officer fired his gun but didn't shoot anyone. police say the suspect was injured in the response, but not by gunfire. >> suspect was transported to a local hospital for non-life threatening injuries due to the fact a less lethal use of force was used to take the take. the suspect into custody. >> within the next ten days, the san francisco police department will hold a town hall meeting to give more details about what happened. >> our time is now 805 memorial day travel. it's happening right

now and this morning. there have been long lines at bay area airports, and this is what it was like. we found this morning at oakland airport. lots of people there as they were waiting to go through security. air travel at the highest level in five years. this holiday weekend, with more than 3 million people expected to be flying to their destination, some people in line told us they were prepared for long lines. >> we got here three hours early, tsa takes us a long time, so, but the lines have been really long, so hopefully we can get through now. >> while there have been some long lines for bag checks and for the tsa at the last check, there really haven't been a lot of flight delays so far this morning at bay area airports. that, of course, could change as the day moves on. so the experts say be sure to double check your boarding pass and just give yourself some extra time. >> several business owners in san francisco's noe valley

neighborhood are expressing their fears about planned paving projects this summer. most of the work is scheduled to happen on 24th street. the city plans to repave that road and other surrounding streets while making improvements to the sidewalks and bus stops. but some business owners say the four month long project would keep people away during an important time of year. >> large sections of our commercial corridor are being blocked off, people will just avoid going. >> i know that the road here does need work, but hopefully that the city can work with us with the merchants association and really work on something where it's a win win, win win situation. >> san francisco's public works department says these roads in noe valley are way overdue for repaving, and the agency says the project has already been delayed several times over the past nine years. >> time is now 807. we're keeping a close eye on oakland mayor city, oakland city hall. that's where mayor shang tao will release her budget adjustment plan. the city of

oakland expects a $117 million budget deficit this year, and a deficit of 175 million next year, mayor tao says selling the city's share of the coliseum complex will bring down some of that deficit and prevent layoffs and cuts to public safety and essential services. >> public safety, as that is at top of mind for many of our constituents, if not all. and so, with that being said, you know, i do believe that this is the best proposal to shift and move all of those priorities forward. that includes economic growth in oakland. >> now, the mayor says her fiscally responsible budget still upholds the priorities of public safety and economic development, and that her budget will not close fire stations or libraries. >> the political battle is heating up over the plan to build a new city in solano county. voters could decide in november whether to allow the new major development on a huge stretch of land between suisun city and rio vista, the county has until june 11th to verify

the signatures submitted by supporters of the project, called california forever. local opponents have a long list of concerns for that project that they say is backed by a group of silicon valley billionaires. >> the traffic is a concern. the nearby habitat is a concern. vernal pools. >> i'm just opposed to the lack of transparency in the dishonesty. that's. and if they could have sold me had they have filled in the blanks. but there's so many unknowns. >> the development would require land currently zoned for agriculture to be rezoned for the construction of a new city. the people behind the project say it would create thousands of affordable homes along with thousands of new jobs near travis air force base. >> our time is now 809 lagunitas brewing, closing its operations in the midwest, and they're moving all of its brewing operations back to petaluma. the company opened its chicago brewing operation ten years ago as it expanded into the eastern

half of the country. but now it's closing down that huge brewery in august and will consolidate all of the brewing back to petaluma. lagunitas says they want the there to future proof their organization during the changing tides in the industry, beer is flat to down. >> over the last year, just kind of overall. so if you're not growing, you have to make some uncomfortable decisions in times like these. this was a facility that was built to make a million barrels of beer every year. taking that out of the equation is going to have a big impact. now the beer industry has been declining in the past few years as alcohol consumption trends have been changing. >> the brewers association says beer production and imports down 5% overall in 2023. it's now 810. your next trip to the dmv may not be necessary. we'll tell you the services department is

moving online and adding to its kiosk all over the state. >> and if you haven't heard already, zip tricks are back. today. we'll take you out to concord to hear from frank mallicoat with some of the interesting trivia you might not know about this east bay city and don't forget the ktvu weekend watch is back! >> we're sharing some stuff to do this weekend all around the bay area. now, if you couldn't get tickets to bottlerock golden gate park's beer and wine garden is back starting tomorrow along the jfk promenade. also tomorrow on treasure island, treasure fest comes back with hundreds of artists and creators showing off their wares. and if you're looking for something to bring the kids to the bay area, kid fest is back in concord. all weekend

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well, you don't have to go to state offices in person. visits will be limited starting on june 3rd. dmv offices will no longer process simple driver's license or car registration renewals that are not past due, replacing a lost or stolen license or id,

or copies of driving records. dmv says these simple transactions can be done online. this can reduce office visits by nearly 2.5 million visits. >> time is now 814. yosemite's tioga pass will stay closed during the memorial day weekend. the crews out there are still working on the seasonal road that normally reopens for the summer. in late may, national park service officials say an avalanche zone is still active. it's not safe for visitors now. the closure of tioga road means visitors can't go into the park from its eastern entrance. all of the other entrances highway 140, highway 41 and highway 120 from the west are still accessible. >> zip trips are back and this morning on the nine, we are headed to concord. >> yeah, and frank mallicoat knows that one of the best parts of zip trips is learning a little more about each city. frank you're going to guide us through some trivia, and i hear

the sound of pickleball at willow pass. frank you got to believe it. >> dave. i know you're a pickler, a pickleball player. welcome. good morning everyone. we are zip tripping city number one here in the city of concord. take a look. this is willow pass community park, and they have 14 brand spanking new pickleball courts. and as you can see at this early hour, they are pickling. they are pickle balling, as it were. why is the country so crazy about pickleball? we will jump on that as well. but we also want to talk about city of concord city near and dear to my heart. my dad's, roofing company, lafayette roofing, was based here. my brother lived here for 30 years, and believe it or not, i worked at a 7-eleven out here on oliveira road about two miles away. many many years ago. it is the eighth largest city here in the bay area, and concord is also home to some 130,000 people. rich history. it was

founded in 1905, but prior to that it had another name. what was that name? we're going to answer that question and much more in our zip trip trivia coming up top of the hour, here's one for you to think about. two time academy award winner. still a big box office smash today. born in concord, grew up in oakland. any idea who that movie star would be? >> will smith, will smith, concord zone? >> yes. no no no no. life's like a box of chocolates. >> you never know what you're going to get. >> oh, the forrest gump guy, but i don't know his name. come on. >> if i said castaway, would that help? wow. i can give you a hint if you'd like. sure. wilson will say tom hanks, tom hanks. are you sure? >> i don't know if tom hanks was born in concord, though. i know

he went to i know he went to school in oakland. he went with my wife. >> oh, there you go. >> but i'm wrong, right? >> yeah, he went to school at skyline in oakland. but, one gentleman was born here. i think we kind of let the cat out of the bag there, but, more trivia coming up at the top of the hour as we zip trip to concord. and once again, we will be talking pickleball, america's fastest growing sport. some 38 million people are playing pickleball, and we're going to find out why everyone here in concord is so pickleball crazy. we will see you at the top of the hour, guys. we'll send it back to you. >> hey, frank, i see a court open. you're going to grab a racket and swing a few. come on. you're an athlete. yeah. >> you know what, dave? i just might do that. i've only played once. how about you? have you ever played pickleball? >> i have never played. i'll let allie rasmus play in my stead. >> i have never played either. okay i imagine it's. >> i mean, maybe it's not too different from tennis. it seems

like. >> hey, by the way, all ages. i see some folks on the older side out here. great exercise, very social, we will do a deep dive into pickleball. >> people are really into it. you know, the funniest pickleball shirt i ever saw. someone had a shirt at a pickleball court and it said, it's a big dill. oh, okay. >> a lot of pickleball puns. >> all right, we'll check in with frank later. >> yeah. we want to know, though , what you're excited about for zip trips. we're going all over the place. make sure you vote in our viewer poll. now here are your options. learning more about different cities and communities all over the bay area. all the interesting restaurants and places to eat that sounds good to explore for you or the interesting trivia. as you can see, we get from frank, just scan the qr code on your screen or you can go to ktvu.com/vote. >> well, we are keeping an eye on traffic at this hour. you are. we are going to go back to that problem on eastbound 80 at

treasure island. this is a crash that has shut down several lanes. this is according to chp notes, someone was driving 100 miles an hour and then slammed into several vehicles. so something to be aware of, even though it's not the usual commute direction, it's still going to cause some problems there. nice and clear at the richmond-san rafael bridge toll plaza, this was backed up and now it is all smooth sailing. highway 24 in lafayette looking good as well. so other than just that one problem spot in the eastbound direction of the bay bridge, overall the commute is in pretty good shape at this hour. on a friday. well, it is getting more expensive to get diabetes. why the cost of critical medication for people with the condition is going up, and frustration about a growing, trash filled lake in san francisco. >> there it is, where that trash is coming from and what the re dents want done

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spurlock, the documentary filmmaker behind the movie supersize me, has just died at the age of 53. spurlock's family confirmed he died from complications of cancer. morgan spurlock was best known for his documentary where for 30 days, he only ate food from mcdonald's. the documentary made

$22 million at the box office back in 2004, and it triggered a conversation about fast food. mcdonald's actually got rid of the supersize option after the release of his film. >> prices for another critical medication are on the rise. this time we're talking about the cost of diabetes medications. drugmakers are charging a lot of money for diabetic medication. some of the newer meds can cost up to $1,500 without insurance. one patient says she pays $80 a month with a co-pay. >> without these medications, i wouldn't be able to, keep my blood sugars down. i could possibly be, you know, lose my limbs, if anything got worse, i could have organ failure when i cannot access it. >> it makes them very ill. they end up in the emergency room, and they risk major complications and even death. >> doctors across the country are urging patients to shop at

different pharmacies for better prices, and look for prescription coupons like good rx to help with the cost. >> our time is 824, a trash filled urban lake in san francisco is getting a lot of attention from people living in the south of market neighborhood. now that lot is at fifth and shipley streets, according to the san francisco business times, the city approved plans for a 127 unit residential building, but the construction work stalled after the developer of the site didn't make monthly loan payments. well, people living nearby are very upset once it starts warming up. >> it's a big, big, big mosquito mess. >> and you know, god knows what other airborne diseases that can carry. >> hopefully the city or somebody will come in and put something in there. >> now, right now, the san francisco public utilities commission says it believes the flooding is likely coming from groundwater. the future of that site is not clear. the public utilities commission says it sent out a crew to collect

samples at the site, but they couldn't get in there because of the fence. >> special technology is being used in the town of atherton to track down criminals after a surge of home burglaries, according to police. the number of crimes so far this year is almost equal to all of the crimes last year. now, the atherton police department is launching a bait house program with 50 homeowners who have agreed to let the police put trackers on some of their household items that might be attractive to burglars. >> once that tracker is moved, we will get a notification of it, which is going to trigger our response for the police department, with our ultimate goal being apprehension. the threat of having a tracer in place could maybe, give, thieves second thoughts about, you know, hitting that house, the price of these sophisticated trackers is $500 a piece, and they have gps plus cellular radio signals. >> the tracking system also uses traffic cameras. well, this

memorial day weekend, expect to see more police across bay area freeways with the chp says about its maximum enforcement operation and the kinds of drivers they will be looking out for. >> plus, we're going to go back out to concord and we're getting ready for today's zip trip on the nine. and garcia is here next with more on what you can ex

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start to summer, running down some of the big events happening across the bay area this weekend, and more layoffs coming to a bay area company. why an electric vehicle maker based in the east bay is cutting hundreds of jobs. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome back to mornings on two. i'm ali rasmus and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to friday. it's may 24th steve i think we're ready for your forecast for today and for the weekend as we begin the holiday weekend. >> i hope so, mr. clark, because this is what you're getting. so 50s on the temps and a lot of low clouds. a really cool morning here, a lot of 40s. now we're seeing 50s. but this is a pretty big fog bank considering the temps aloft and at the surface have come way down. it's impressive to see this much low cloud deck. but remember, the water temps are crazy cold 48 4950 so as i've been saying since april, it doesn't take much a windy as long as the pattern is right. windy. cooler friday mostly sunny unless

you're on the coast and i think it's partly to mostly cloudy but 60s and 70s. that's it. on the temps it does look warmer. sunday. monday. ali, good news, a better news. >> some of the earlier problems are recovering on the traffic front. we're going to start with the south bay, which never really got going. thankfully it's been a pretty easy commute there for most of the morning. 880 in oakland is a bit slow as you pass the coliseum in the northbound direction. no major incidents there. once you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, things lighten up. be aware we don't have a live picture of it, but in the eastbound direction of the bay bridge. so coming from san francisco into oakland, there's still three lanes shut down because of a crash that happened there. so if you're driving the non commute direction you may encounter some problems. we'll round it out with a nice picture of the golden gate bridge. no problems to report. getting into the city from this bridge. well aa says this will be one of the busiest memorial day weekends ever for travel, but if you plan on staying put in the bay area,

there's plenty of things you can do. and check out ktvu james torres live in our studio this morning to show us all the fun things the bay area has to offer this weekend. james. >> good morning! well, staying home isn't such a bad idea considering just how much travel we expect to see this weekend. a live look over at sfo where we saw some planes kind of go down the tarmac here. we're already hearing this morning that several of our bay area airports are off to a crowded start. follow me as we talk about what you can do this weekend. of course, the big thing that starts today, later this afternoon, bottlerock up in napa. the three day music festival goes on all day. all three days. you can still buy tickets. tonight's headliner is stevie nicks. if you want to stay a little closer to san francisco, check this out. carnival festival will kick off tomorrow. it's a two day event in the mission district along harrison street, and it offers lots of food, music, dancing, colors. i mean, just all of that, all these cars that you can see there. it's a big parade showcase starts sunday morning. the event is free, and the whole point is to show off the culture

of all of latin america here. >> what we have that's so unique is that we talk about and we showcase, nicaraguan culture, jamaican. and then we go to mexico, then we go to brazil, colombia, and then we go to cuba and guatemala. so you get all of that in our special carnival in san francisco, some other events to look forward to this weekend. >> and of course, on memorial day monday, a number of cities will hold their memorial day parades that usually happens more often in the east bay. there's also the mount diablo beacon lighting, the yerba buena gardens festival, as well as the frameline 48 festival, just to name a few. triple a says this weekend, about 43 million people will travel at least 50 miles this weekend, going on roads. of course, and bridges all weekend long. if that's true, that will set a new memorial day record and set the tone for a very busy summer of travel. dave. okay jan. >> james. thank you. time is now

. 833 tonight at 6 p.m, the chp begins its memorial day weekend maximum enforcement period. that enforcement period will end at midnight early tuesday morning. you drivers out there expect to see more police officers on patrol watching for reckless behavior like driving under the influence, speeding and distracted driving. now, last memorial day weekend, more than 1100 people were arrested for dui. >> more officers on the road is going to it's going to be able to assist more, vehicles and people that could use our assistance if their vehicle becomes disabled, and be able to reach traffic collisions or traffic incidences in a quicker manner. >> yeah. and the chp hopes that getting to incidents faster will also save lives. last memorial day weekend, 46 people died in car crashes. >> people flying out of sfo should prepare for some possible disruptions this memorial day weekend, according to the u.s.

transportation department's air travel consumer report, sfo experienced the highest percentage of delayed departures last memorial day. nearly 28. this weekend could be worse as a major runway is closed through june for taxiway improvements. travelers have been advised to brace for delays at sfo. there's a new addition to the bart board of directors as the agency faces some tough decisions ahead. dublin mayor melissa hernandez was appointed to the board and then took the oath of office at yesterday's hearing. she will replace former director john mcpartland, who left for family reasons. but will serve the rest of his term, which ends in december. her district five seat covers cities including dublin, parts of hayward along with livermore and pleasanton. bart is dealing with some massive deficits, which could grow to nearly half $1 billion in the fiscal year of 2027. >> all right, ali, time is 835 and ktvu to mornings on two. the nine is on the road this morning for a zip trip to concord. >> it starts in just under a

half hour from right now. and ktvu gasia mikaelian already out there. this morning. it's a nice out there. you don't have a big puffy coat, so the weather should be good. it's not blazing hot in concord. it's just right for you guys. >> certainly not you know, ali, you're an east bay native as well. you know, it can be very hot at this time of year here in the east bay, but it's a little blustery, a little cool, but so comfortable here in concord. and i couldn't think of a better city for which to kick off our 2024 fox local zip trips. we're here in concord with the mayor of concord. join me in welcoming mayor eddie burson. thanks for being here. >> well, thank you for coming. we're both pretty lucky because we get the first thing to do is be in concord. >> that's right, that's right. >> it was a gorgeous drive up 680, then 242. tell me, for people who've never been to concord, if there's anyone out there like that, what do you tell them about coming here? >> well, first you're welcome. we come here with open arms. we are at ground zero at the start of the city. we came from pacheco and around the world. because of various disasters

that happened in pacheco and what started here by don salvio pacheco himself and. and that is part of the welcoming spirit of concord. we like to say we are in concord. we live in concordance with one another. we are a welcoming city. we have tremendous diversity and it is goes across the entire spectrum of activities, whether it be people we have 42 different languages. we have a hindu temple, a buddhist temple, we have two mosques. we have all sorts of other denominations. we also have diversity in welcoming refugees. in fact, just the last week, we recently, very recently i had people from the ukraine. yeah. all right. we have the growing linguistic group is the afghans in our city. in fact, they're growing faster than the spanish speaking community. and all of this is part of the diversity of what we do, not only are we diverse in terms of our people, but also our

activities. we have kid fest going on this weekend. come on down to concord. and for those of you who don't know it, we are also one of the best known cities for seniors. yeah, in fact, we have a senior apartment complex, affordable complex right across the street. >> if we can go a little deeper on housing. i looked at the median home price here in concord. it's right around 800,000. that's correct. you guys are working to put is it about 1000 units of new housing on the market? >> right. yeah. in fact, if we wait a little while, we'll be hearing the hammers and the good steam. that's a good sound in the background. >> that's a good sound. >> you've been here for a good long time. what's the biggest change that you've noticed on top of everything you've just mentioned? >> well, the biggest change i moved here from england and before that belgium before that, new york city. so i've been around the world and i choose to live in concord because the people of concord, where we are right now at todos santos, this is like our dining room. yeah in two weeks, we're going to have 5000 people enjoying a free concert. in fact, we set the

guinness book of records of the most people playing a single song right here in this square. it is also the place where we do everything from traditional sports such as football, de lasalle, football 150 powerhouse. >> don't i know it right? >> 150 games in a row. but we also have the newest one, pickleball. >> that's right. and you know what? our frank mallicoat, i think is at the pickleball court, we're going to have 32 events this this year. >> i like it. >> and our pickleball courts are one of the top 25 in the country, including new york city. >> okay. take that nyc right. mayor we have to wrap things up, but i want to go a little bit deeper on some of the things you mentioned here recreation, fun and family. our zip trip hasn't even started, but already concord is bursting at the seams. let's look ahead a little bit, because i know a lot of you want to know where can i eat when i get there? there are so many places concord actually has a taco trail. it's a map that

we've printed out. it's been on my refrigerator at home. i brought it with me today. and it's not just tacos, but my goodness, come hungry. you can just snack your way along the monument boulevard corridor. and then we move on to an amazing family friendly activity that you can do on a nice, cozy weekend evening. throw the kids in the car and head out to the drive in. this is the only one for miles and miles around. we will take you to the west. winds drive in and then i know you'll hear them. i hate to play favorites, but this is one of the best parts of concord and of our summer zip trip season. the concord blue devils here in force. so we will see and hear more from the blue devils as we shine a bright spotlight on the gorgeous east bay city of concord. in our very first fox local zip trip of the summer season. ali and dave. >> i'm loving the music, garcia, and i know you have to go, but i know that you're a great singer. will you be singing with the band? >> i will not be singing, but i have been tapping my toes along to these young men and women. you hear a lot of, like, current

pop songs. these guys and gals do it all. it's the kind of music you can feel in your chest if you're close enough. it's incredible. so we have a lot more the blue devils coming up. >> all right, guys, you have fun out there and we'll talk to you later in concord. thank you. well, our time is 840 former workers of one of the leaders in artificial intelligence can breathe a little easier. we'll tell you about an agreement that openai ai is now backing away from because of scrutiny from employees and from critics

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cutting jobs. >> pam cook has the details on that and the stocks to watch in today's dollars and cents. yes. hate to talk about job cuts. yeah i know first we talk about the good news from a big drug maker. eli lilly is investing another $5.3 billion in new manufacturing plant here in the us. in indiana it's expanding its popular weight loss drug zepp bound. it's a diabetes treatment as well as other medicines in the pipeline. so they're going to be building those, making and expanding in the us. as the opening bell rang this morning, two bay area companies took a bit of a hit, intuit's stock down about 7% right now. shares in workday

also down close to 13% this morning. that's after some mixed earnings reports with some positive and negative news going forward. but wall street responding negatively to those reports this morning as we take a live look at the numbers, a bit of a rebound for the dow is a huge down day yesterday, but it's up a quarter of a percent 95 points this morning, perhaps we'll see that 40,000 level again at some point. it did test that. so it's not unusual to slip back from a big high like that. but the s&p 500 and the nasdaq are up. the nasdaq is up a full percentage point this morning getting help from some tech stocks. bay area based lucid motors cutting its workforce by as much as 6. the company, which is based in newark, says it will cut 400 employees, blaming slower electric vehicle growth. the company's ceo says the layoffs will impact employees at all levels, including management, but will not include hourly staff in the factories and the

warehouses. several other electric automakers have also recently cut jobs, as inflation and high interest rates have led to reduced demand for more expensive cars. in general, singapore airlines is changing its seatbelt sign policy after the fatal turbulence incident earlier this week. the airline will no longer provide hot drink and meal services when that seatbelt sign is on. the changes come after one passenger died and dozens of others suffered serious injuries when a flight from london was forced to make an emergency landing because of severe turbulence. openai has released former employees from contracts that said they could not say anything bad about the company. now, the company backtracked on a policy that required some workers who left the company sign a non-disclosure agreement. if not, they would lose their equity in the company. in a memo sent to both current and former employees, openai executives wrote, regardless of whether you executed the agreement, we write

to notify you that openai has not canceled and will not cancel any vested units. this does come after the company faced criticism amid reporting on that policy. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> all right pam, thank you. our time is 846. we're going to head back to concord this morning ahead of our zip trip on the nine. on top of all the good food, the fun activities in concord's is also a great scene for the arts. >> yeah, let's bring in ktvu claudine wong with a preview of her stories this morning, including a walking tour featuring some amazing murals. i love murals colliding. it's the epitome of public art that everyone can enjoy. >> for ali, i absolutely agree and these murals are amazing. really. this project is amazing and kind of one of those things about concord that you may not have known, but it may end up being your favorite thing about this city and we are excited to show you that we're actually in front of one of the murals now. and if you haven't been to brendan theaters in concord,

it's a really cool theater to visit, and this just makes it even cooler. so this is just one of several murals we'll be talking about when we get on this zip trip tour of concord and really talking to the people behind this and why it's so special. i mean, you'll see some of these kinds of murals in bigger cities like oakland and san francisco, and what they've done here is really special. and they've made it very, very easy to really enjoy this art and really partner with businesses in here. so excited to tell you about that. also excited to tell you about this really special place we visited. it's a place i actually grew up going to and it is still here. and it is a walk back in time. can you say drive in movie theater? >> yeah, i actually grew up watching. i actually grew up coming here to the drive ins and the next generation of movie lovers may have been deprived of this age old tradition, this drive, and actually closed for about four years in the early 2000 and would have stayed closed if not for a visit. >> in 2007. >> we were visiting and decided to, you know, why not give it a

try? fired up the projector and it worked. the two projectors worked and we reopened. we reopened, on, free movie. we had a free movie night that night, and we had this place was packed. >> i think it will last. i mean, we've we've we've been around for drive-ins have been around for quite a while. i don't i don't think we're going anywhere. >> no, things aren't exactly the same. laser technology makes the movie on that 90 foot screen brighter. sound now comes through our car stereos. but some things don't change. >> best parking spot is going to be closer to the front, but not the front row. >> my favorite spot is right smack in the middle. >> so we'll have more in our zip trip coming up at nine about the west wind solano theater and how that drive in really kind of planted itself, made its mark and how it's very busy. i really want us to do a ktvu drive in

movie night. and it's funny because when you talk to those folks, they have they use the term walk in theater and drive in theater. so we're at both this morning. >> amazing. you know, i grew up in the east bay. i did not i did not know until today that concord had a drive through movie theater. so always learn something new with these trips. it's part of the fun. yes, it's been a long. >> you got to go. >> we all. we all go together. >> hey, while you're there, i just want to convert. the last time i was there and i loved it, we had the little box for the audio that you could put on the window. they're not using that anymore, are they? >> the ones that rattle when you like. you roll up. you see, this is going old school. you roll up your window, right? and you hang it on there. >> you hang it on. no, they moved. >> they don't have those holes that they used to. no no. they give it to you through your radio. when you come in they tell you what movie and what station to tune in. it's very high tech, very easy now. >> all right, claudine, always good to see you. have fun out there in concord. okay. we will. >> okay. all right. that'll be

fun to see. a quick update. we mentioned that crash turning a little bit to a snippet of traffic here, because we were talking about that crash that had blocked several lanes in the eastbound direction of the bay bridge. it is now cleared. there's still a lingering backup all the way to 280 on the peninsula because of that. but the good news no more sigalert you can get through on all lanes eastbound on the bay bridge. we want to know what's going on with the weather, though. let's check in with steve paulson. >> dave, you know, claudine and ali would make us get in the trunk to sneak in there. so just the two of you ladies. yeah there's nobody else but us. nobody here? no. all right, all right, 76 in sacramento. no way. yes, that's the forecast for saturday. 58 monterey. that's fog. palm springs even 89. and a lot of wind and fog down in southern california. tahoe might get some thundershower activity, probably just more windy is the pattern here. although they did have a little bit yesterday. bottle rock during the day. it maybe won't be bad. there'll be a blustery condition there, but in the evening it's going to

drop fast. that temp it will not be hot. i can tell you that. temperatures santa rosa, menlo park, livermore, san jose, down we go. here's 72, 68, 70 and 68. in the wind is already cranked up. look at concord 30. fairfield is almost 30. so for your forecast a windy friday and cooler about the same for saturday. it does look a little better sunday and especially monday. >> thank you steve. a real estate opportunity in the east bay for a lot less than nearby lots are going for, but there was a huge catch. the whole lot was underwater. we'll ex ain

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acupuncture. both patients and medical professionals worry about governor newsom's revised budget plan that excludes acupuncture from state subsidized medi-cal services. now, the rally organizers say the proposed budget cuts would

have a devastating impact on the many people who depend on acupuncture, less pain and far less anxiety. >> and when i do have those symptoms, i can go in and i can access a doctor that i wouldn't be able to do, i wouldn't be able to do. if i didn't have access through the state. >> governor newsom repeatedly said he would prefer to not make any budget cuts, but he may not have a choice. and the job market right now, it's pretty tough for recent college grads. a wall street journal report says employers are hiring 6% fewer new graduates this year compared to last year, as some of the reasons include. there are more experienced applicants who were recently laid off, and they're looking for jobs, as well as the increase in artificial intelligence. >> memorial day is the weekend is the official start unofficial start of the summer vacation season, but many people may be rethinking their summer plans. a

new poll finds more than 70% of people say high prices on everyday items are affecting their summer travel plans. for some, it means driving instead of flying this summer, and for others it means cheaper vacation spots. either way, people say their summer plans might not be what they had hoped for initially because of money come to the conclusion that the prices of travel flying outside of the country is just too much for us to really entertain for the summer prices this summer definitely have me thinking about doing more free events overall, more than just going to more costly places like six flags. more than half of the people asked say they are not making any vacation plans at all this year. one man says he was thrilled when he recently purchased some real estate in alameda for just over $100,000. that was until he learned that the waterfront property at 610 grand street is actually all underwater. the property he purchased is 10,000ft!s in a lagoon right near the grand

street bridge. it is now back on the market for $400,000, and the realtor says the owner is hoping to at least make back his money. >> these are, you know, an average working person and you save up 100, no, $100,000, to lose. it is heartbreaking. so we're trying to see what can be done. i'd like to at least see him get back the money he paid. and at least that at the very least, you know, that would be the right thing to do. >> the owner of that underwater lot says he never visited the site of his new property and says when he typed in the address into a map app, it took him to a different location, one that had a photo of a house that hurts. >> ouch. well, san francisco's parks have been ranked among the best in the country. the trust for public land released its annual park score index and ranked san francisco as number seven among big cities, the study found. everybody lives within a ten minute walk to a

park, and that's the best in the country. the top city for parks, washington, d.c, followed by minneapolis and then saint paul, minnesota. well, the santa clara stadium authority in the san francisco 40 niners have reached an agreement to settle some long standing disputes. city officials say the new deal benefits santa clara in a lot of ways, including reducing the amount the stadium authority owes to the 49ers by $7.5 million. in addition, the city of santa clara will now be paid $7 million in performance rent. as for public safety at nfl games, the stadium authority says it will now save $100,000 per game in reimbursem*nt costs to the 49ers. and to help offset the price for the police, college athletes may potentially no longer be considered amateurs. >> the pac 12, along with other major college conferences and the ncaa, are agreeing to settle three federal antitrust lawsuits in this deal, the ncaa pays

nearly $3 billion over ten years to current and past athletes dating back to 2016. there's also a revenue sharing plan that allows schools to pay up to $20 million a year directly to athletes. well, the baby falcons on top of uc berkeley's campanile officially have names. uc berkeley posted this photo to identify the chicks. one of the one with the green band is named aurora sol has the yellow band, knox, the blue band, and eclipse has the silver band. researchers put those bands on the chicks earlier this month. >> mornings on two is hitting the road for a zip trip to concord. oh my gosh, i love everything. learn why this east bay city is the ultimate destination for authentic mexican food, and how its taco trail welcomes foodies from near and far. yes we're all regulars. >> i have to get my, m

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