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yep, now, if you're up above it, you're like, what? fog? because the bases are coming down. high pressure is building in. so should see this erode or burn off early. but it's cold out there. 50s on the temps. a lot of low clouds in place. but it's a full moon friday which will be tonight just after 6 p.m. by the way, the strawberry moon sunny earlier today. warmer for most temperatures. 6070 is not a big jump coast to the bay, but inland will get 80 to near 90 degrees. all right, ali, more traffic. >> yes. we are going to go straight to the south bay because there is a new problem there. it's relatively minor. you know, we mentioned that crash that you see there at cambrian park that's off the freeway, but that stalled vehicle icon here, that is a bus on southbound 17 just before 85 that is stalled. so that's going to create some traffic problems there for you. if that's your commute. taking a look at the live picture of 280 in san jose north and southbound. things look good here. and a quick check of highway four at bay point shows very slow traffic getting around that curve. 7:00

let's go back to the news of the day. we'll begin with developing news out of newark, where there is some police activity. they've been at the chevron gas station on jarris avenue right off jarvis avenue, rather right off highway 84. for the past hour. you can see the police tape up. here is a live picture from the scene we're working to find out exactly what happened here, but we can tell you there are no road closures in the area, so it's not affecting local traffic . but again, police presence, police activity here for several hours in newark at this intersection and at this gas station. stay with us here on mornings on two as we work together. new details. we're learning more about the fbi raid at oakland mayor shang tao's home and other raids that happened around the city. >> yeah, ktvu is here, live in the studio with the latest developments and breaking down what we know about the investigation so far. >> yeah, well, we saw fbi agents going in and out of mayor shang tao's home yesterday morning carrying boxes and bags from inside the home. the fbi has been tight lipped, though, about this investigation. only telling us that they were conducting,

quote, court authorized law enforcement activity. tao's home was not the only location raided yesterday, with the irs and the postal service involved as well. there are at least three other locations being investigated, all associated with the dong family. so who are people in the dong family? well, they own the recycling company cal waste solutions. there's a photo of the family from the cal waste website. the company is oakland's official recycling collector and the cal waste office on the embarcadero was raided yesterday. the dong family is heavily involved in politics and fundraising for politicians in both state and local government. they also helped sponsor and plan tao's trip to vietnam last summer to promote trade through the vietnamese american business association. two homes belonging to the family were also raided a home on view crest court and a home on skyline boulevard. at the view crest home, a neighbor told us he saw two people put in

handcuffs, but we still don't know the exact connection between these three locations being investigated, and mayor tao. >> all of these places that they have searched indicates that they have been working on an investigation for quite some time, and were able to convince a judge that they needed to go into all of these places. >> mayor tao's office has not responded to our request for comment, although she's been criticized by voters. this is the first time there has been an actual investigation. james. >> amanda, thank you. and some of oakland mayor shang tao's biggest critics say she is unfit to run the city. >> clean house, clean house, clean house, clean house, clean. yesterday people against the mayor in office stood outside her house on maiden lane just hours after federal agents raided her home. >> many were holding signs that said resign or recall. >> our mayor has failed us, we are here to demand that she

resign and stop embarrassing herself. and further embarrassing the city of oakland and further damaging the city of oakland. >> now, we still don't know what was at the center of that fbi raid, but of their many critiques, these people say the oakland mayor has already failed to crack down on crime. >> it is bad. it is bad, and it can be better if we get good leaders with honesty, integrity. >> earlier this week, the organizers of the campaign to recall mayor tao, said they'd gathered enough signatures to qualify for the ballot. it would be the first mayoral recall in oakland history. >> we're learning more about the mass shooting at lake merritt this week. police say 15 people were shot during a fight at a sideshow. the victims are between the ages of 20 to 30 years old with multiple injuries. when officers stepped in to provide first aid, police say the crowd turned against them. >> some of the individuals within the crowd began attacking

my officers. this type of behavior and level of violence is unacceptable. the opportunity to celebrate with your family and friends should never be marred by gunfire. >> very minimal use of force other than just, physical prowess to overcome resistance, police put out a citywide emergency call for backup to handle the unruly crowd. >> one woman was arrested for assaulting an officer. investigators are looking at social media posts to try and identify the shooters. >> all lanes of interstate 80 in oakland are back open this morning. that's after a shooting near the highway. police say they found a gunshot victim just about after 5:00 last night. the chp then closed all southbound lanes of 880 near 16th avenue. we are still working to learn the condition of the victim. and if any arrests have been made, that freeway was opened just about an hour after that shooting. flight attendants with american airlines are now preparing for a possible strike. that's after contract talks. before the contract talks broke down last night between union

leaders representing 28,000 flight attendants and american airline executives, american airlines offered them 17% raises earlier this month, but that was rejected. flight attendants say their pay isn't keeping up with inflation. a proposed measure to build up more affordable housing in the bay area could go before voters in november. the mayors of san jose, san francisco and berkeley came together to urge the bay area housing finance authority to approve placing the regional housing bond on the november ballot. oakland mayor was expected to attend if voters approve this measure, the authority would issue $20 billion in bonds to provide 90,000 new affordable homes. >> the lack of housing pushes people to the outskirts of this region. it clogs our freeways, it increases pollution. it results in poor public health outcomes and even increasing homelessness. >> those bonds would be paid off through increases in property tax for current home owners. all nine bay area counties fall

under the agency's authority. >> crews continue to make progress containing the point fire in sonoma county, the fires burned more than 1200 acres. cleanup efforts are underway now that the flames are no longer moving forward. and at last check, containment was at more than 50. the fire started almost a week ago at the time, prompted evacuation orders and warnings for more than 700 people living near lake sonoma and dry creek valley. two buildings were destroyed. one person was hurt, but again containment is above 50% for that fire. the site's fire, burning in colusa county, is now the largest active wildfire in the state. cal fire says it has made progress getting it contained, but it is worried about a warm, warmer weather coming up in the next couple of days. so far, this fire has burned more than 19,000 acres. containment is at about 20. the fire started monday east of the mendocino national forest. >> we're trying to be ready for the wind events. that and the heat that we will have this

weekend. so over the course of tomorrow and the next day, we will continue to validate and improve those lines, continue to mop up as deep as we can into the fire area. >> the cause of the fire is under investigation and alameda county firefighter is back home from the hospital. >> he spent weeks recovering from battling a wildfire. fellow firefighters greeted brandon franco as he was released from santa clara valley medical center. he suffered multiple burns while fighting the corral fire near tracy on june 1st. his loved ones, including his dad, say they are touched by the outpouring of support for him and the family. >> it just warms my heart to see this the way that the fire department all got together and they healed my son. they they literally healed them. and i'm i'm an old guy, but i don't like to cry. but boy, they they bring

a tear to my eye. what a wonderful group of brotherhood. this is. >> franco, a 22 year veteran, underwent surgeries for second and third degree burns. he told us he wants to get back on the job right away before the end of fire season. >> a prescribed burn is scheduled for parts of marin county today. the wildfire training will be in the saint vincent area of marinwood, the marin county fire department says people who see or smell smoke near novato and san rafael shouldn't be concerned. it's reminding anyone who lives or works around marinwood to avoid calling 911 to report that smoke again, it is part of a controlled burn. well, the saint louis cardinals defeated the san francisco giants, 6 to 5, in the leagues tribute game last night. we'll have a live report from rickwood field in birmingham, alabama. >> i think it's pretty cool. >> i'm a little worried i would get in one. >> i've gotten in one. >> well, whatever you think you're going to see waymo cars on the roads, the mixed reactions from lawmakers and residents after state regulators

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is now eligible for a mental health diversion program. dharmesh patel, according to investigators, drove his tesla with his wife and two children inside over a cliff on january 2nd of last year. that car fell 250ft, but all four survived the crash, with just one child suffering some injuries. a san mateo superior court judge ruled patel's depressive disorder qualifies him for a mental health diversion program. >> the driverless taxi company waymo is officially moving into new territory. the california public utilities commission gave its final approval to the company's request to expand beyond the city of san francisco . that means waymo will soon begin picking up passengers across the peninsula. some city leaders there say it was the wrong decision by the state. >> i'm gravely concerned that the technology is not ready, and the last thing i want to do is

to move this forward. and that's why i think i and others are saying no to waymo. >> waymo released this statement in response, says, quote, this week's outcomes reflect california's already expansive authority to regulate autonomous vehicles, ultimately preserving the ability for californians to continue enjoying the benefits of autonomous vehicles. end quote. the san jose based electric air taxi maker moved one step closer to flying passengers. the faa has granted archer aviation a key certification that allows it to operate as an airline that carries passengers. the process has taken about two years. archer says its maker aircraft can fly up to 60 miles at top speeds of 150mph, 714 this morning, the california public utilities commission is rejecting a proposal from at&t to pull out of its obligations to provide landlines. >> at&t currently required to provide phone service to pretty much anyone who wants it. the company argues it needs to be relieved of those obligations in

order to try to focus on newer and more modern technologies. but the company's request received pushback, especially from rural residents who say their landline is often the only way to call for emergencies. >> our vote to dismiss at&t s application made clear that we will protect customers access to basic telephone service, no matter where customers live, their income or their access to other forms of communication. >> the commission did agree to review its rules surrounding basic service requirements, which were first adopted 30 years ago. the east bay's largest water district is investing nearly $1 billion in infrastructure upgrades to help protect its drinking water supply. east bay mud says the project will improve the water treatment process that serves about 225,000 customers in pleasant hill, walnut creek, san ramon valley and all those surrounding areas. some residents living along acenas ridge oppose the project, citing potential traffic and air pollution. the district's board is expected to vote on approving

an environmental impact report next month. >> time now is 715. let's get you caught up with the commute this morning, and overall, things are pretty good, except if you're driving in from the tracy area through the livermore valley. in the altamont pass, there's a new crash westbound 580 at grant line road. the second crash that you see here, closer to 84, is actually off the freeway. that's on gleason drive. so it's not leading to any slow traffic behind it. there is slow traffic on the san mateo bridge. you can see as people make their way over to the peninsula, no crashes on the peninsula. just a lot of people getting to the same place around the same time. and bay bridge traffic has cleared up quite a bit in the last hour. no problems getting onto the span. want to end with this picture of the golden gate bridge completely socked in with fog? it is some june gloom out there on the coast. steve paulson is here to tell us more about the forecast. >> steve, a lot of it, although it is going to burn off a little sooner here today. ali compared to yesterday. in case you missed

it, sometimes you get busy. i get it. you mean yesterday was the summer solstice? yes it was, it was at 1:51 p.m. today is also the june full moon. that will be just after 6:00 tonight. so summer began yesterday. today is the first full day and inland temps will bump up after a cool end of spring. san rafael, lafayette, palo alto, cupertino. i try and mix it up and not show the same towns every time. it's 82, 86, 84, and 84. i'm a little conservative on my forecast highs, but they will warm up a good ten degrees inland compared to some. there's still a lot of fog out there, although livermore now reports partly sunny. i think it's about gone. the fog also, you see it erode on the peninsula. that happens quickly. concord's already says sunny, so yesterday lasted a little bit longer, but still plenty to go around. but it will burn off the high is building in and temps will bump up. still getting a south southwest breeze for many though, especially in the oakland berkeley hills from san pablo bay out to the strait and delta. we'll see if that turns a little northerly. if it does, it could certainly warm up fast. now, travis is coming down. that's kind of the key was

up to 33 miles an hour early this morning, now 17. so the winds are still there, but they're still onshore for now. need that to turn a little northerly. it's been darn cold in the city. 48, 49 5051 normal low is 53. the key is the cold temps which are 49 to 50. a dramatic impact on the temps on the coast when the water temps are so cold. 5061 brentwood, 61 kelseyville all 50s for everyone else inland temps will warm up today. the warmest day will be tomorrow by by far. we'll probably get some upper 90s if you're far enough inland. probably 100, but i think coast and bay are just going to be the also rans out of this so cool pattern. the last couple of days is kicking out the highs building in, so we'll warm it up for a couple of days. looks like it backs off though on sunday. so full moon friday fog burns off sooner here a little drizzle. bayside. that's probably done for now. warmer inland 60s 70s by the water, 80s and low 90s inland. you guys maybe some pool and beach time on saturday. >> thank you steve. sports focus returns on sunday for our june episode airing at a new time

slot. sunday morning, you'll hear about the granada high school baseball team in livermore making history by winning a state title. and they're not the only bay area team with bragging rights. cardinal newman high school in santa rosa, also celebrating its baseball team winning state in their division. now, we spoke with one of the team's pitchers about coming back from tommy john surgery. >> i just stayed around my guys, which was really cool, staying around the game of baseball, and it just really kept me motivated to come back. and once i started being released for certain things, i incrementally got more comfortable with my body again and moving in that fast motion, you'll see that story and much more when sports focus airs on sunday morning at 930, right here on ktvu. >> you can also find it on our website after it airs, and it will be streaming on the fox local app. well, baseball bids farewell to the say hey kid willie mays. the giants honor his legacy as they play a game against the cardinals at rickwood field and our ktvu anchor julie julie haener closes

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bait against donald trump. he gave a thumbs up sign as he boarded air force one to leave his home in delaware for camp david last night. it will be the president's headquarters for debate practice over the next few days. mr. biden's campaign won a coin flip to determine

podium positions. he will stand on the right side, but trump will have the final word in the debate. >> never had a presidential debate where the where, where it could have as volatile an impact on on the election. >> trump is going to be much more disciplined. i think this time he knows what's happened before that people are worried that trump's strength is more dangerous than biden's weakness. so i think we're going to see two candidates at their best, and that might leave the race exactly where your poll has it. >> a fox news poll has the race as tight as ever, with biden leading trump by two points. that's within the margin of error. their first debate is next thursday in atlanta. >> melinda gates says she will be voting for president biden. on a social media post, the philanthropist shared that her work on gender equality, requires her to work with leaders on both sides of the aisle. that is why she has avoided endorsing candidates in the past. but she says this time

it's different. gates warned trump's first term in office endanger women's health by compromising their safety. she credited president biden's actions on many issues, including his support for reproductive rights. donald trump's proposal to eliminate federal taxes on tips for waiters is now getting strong support from republicans on capitol hill. >> gop leaders in both the house and senate introduced bills this week that would make trump's tax plan a new federal law. however most democratic leaders oppose the plan. they're calling for an increase in the hourly minimum wage. instead, trump's plan would likely have a larger financial benefit to californians, since tipped employees here are paid $16 an hour. but in other states, it's as low to $2.13 an hour. one of the largest pro housing groups in california is supporting a solano county based initiative to create a new community with affordable housing. the group yes, in my backyard, says that while there are some concerns they support the overall vision, however, not everyone associated

with the group california forever is on board with the plan. the former group ceo, melissa breech, went on social media to speak out against it. she says the project should invest in existing solano communities instead of building new ones. anchorage julie haener has signed off officially from ktvu for the final time after 27 years here at channel two. >> it's just been an honor like and to have mark here look at who's here, mark and dennis and everybody that we work with. i'm so glad that that they're all here with me tonight. so it's just i, you know, it's just amazing. what do you do tomorrow. what do you do. >> right. dozens of ktvu channel two employees, both past and present, gathered in the news studio last night to say goodbye to julie and pay tribute to her remarkable career. >> julie first joined the ktvu news team in 1997, and she says her decision to retire was not an easy one. >> to be able to do this for such a long time in a place like the bay area, and we've had such a busy news week, there's been

so much news going on, it's like it's been really busy and to be a part of that, i think that's what i'm going to miss the most is when we have those breaking moments and we have those big moments and those big stories to be able to be in the middle of that and be involved and work together as a team. because it's not just about one of us. it's really about all of us and the people behind the scenes work so hard. >> julie's reunion with former ktvu anchor dennis richmond provided the most emotional moment of that evening. now you're going to make your drive. >> oh my gosh. oh my gosh, i can't believe you're here. >> julie says she now plans to spend some quality time with her family, do a little traveling to all of us here at ktvu channel two. wish her the very best. a little later this morning, we are live from pleasanton as mornings on two zip trips to a local beer oasis, a sneak peek

into a popular east bay taproom that carries beers exclusively from california. >> and the fbi raids a home connected to oakland mayor shang tao, sparking legal and political ramifications from that government investigation. the latest information on it coming up

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let's go places. >> a historic night in birmingham, alabama. we are coming to. you live from rickwood field. looking back on a tribute, baseball fans will never forget. plus, mayor shengtao at the center of an fbi raid. we're breaking down what we know and how this investigation might affect her political career. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> we're halfway through 7:00. welcome to mornings on two. i'm james torres, i'm allie rasmus. >> today is friday, june 21st. happy friday, happy zip trip friday zip trip friday. so that means we're going to learn a lot about the city of pleasanton later this morning. and beautiful pleasanton. how's the weather there this morning in bay area? >> it's about 53 degrees. i

think any fog is burning off. it won't be bad tomorrow, it'll be hot. but today i think they'll be just fine here for the morning. here, some low clouds making a pretty good surge here, but it's beginning to peel back a little. livermore had low clouds now. looks like it's about gone. palo alto already showing some partly sunny skies. there are still plenty to go around, though. you can see to the north. here we go up the napa valley again. also, marin county up 101 up to windsor. it's plenty there over san pablo bay out to napa, american canyon, hiddenbrooke looks like cordelia is probably the line and then solid on the san mateo coast down to santa cruz and the santa clara valley. but starting to disappear on the peninsula. we've seen that pattern on a lot since april. full moon, friday morning, overcast. i think the drizzle is about done. sunny earlier today as the basis of the fog are lower now, so they'll burn off sooner, which means 60 70s 80s to a few. it doesn't take much to jump up ten degrees on june 21st. all right, back to ali with an update on the traffic. >> we are going to go to the east bay east contra costa county where there is a new crash to tell you about southbound 680 at willow pass

road. not too much of a backup around it, but be aware of that. also, some slow traffic on westbound highway four, in the pittsburg bay point area. let's move ahead to show you that live picture so you can see for yourself traffic moving, although it is a bit sluggish. highway 24 in lafayette. things look good here. and you can see from the traffic camera that there's that intersperced fog and clouds and a little bit of sunshine peeking through. so burning off already, just as steve mentioned. 280 in san jose shows a nice view here. and no problems. a little bit heavier in the northbound direction past downtown at 731, and we continue to follow developing news out of newark. we are showing you the police presence at this chevron gas station on jarvis avenue, right off highway 84. the police have been here for several hours. a gas station employee tells ktvu that a person was involved in some sort of altercation with police, and that officers shot that individual police have not confirmed that to us yet at this

time. again, this is information coming from a witness at the gas station telling ktvu that information. but we will continue to gather more information on this. stay with us on mornings on two as we learn new details. >> 732 your time this morning, the baseball world bid farewell to the say hey kid. last night, the giants played the saint louis cardinals from rickwood field and willie mays and the legacy he left on the league and its fans was front and center. let's go out there live now. ktvu is greg lee joining us from alabama greg, that game was so much fun to watch on tv, but i imagine it must have been emotional to. >> yeah, incredible james to be here and feel the energy and spirit of this place. truly a remarkable sendoff to the say, hey kid, the mlb world as you said, converging on birmingham, alabama, a historic rickwood field behind me. the fans have long gone home. the teams have moved on to the next city. but the spirit of willie mays still very much here in birmingham, alabama, inside rickwood field, the oldest ballpark in america,

the longtime home of the birmingham black barons and where 17 year old willie mays began his professional career, the baseball world paid tribute to the leagues and honored to say, hey, kid, i could share a lot of things, but there it goes. >> you can't control it right now. i know for me, it's just too soon. yeah, so forgive me. to the public and the people, it's just too soon because it's an out of control feeling. >> giants great. barry bonds emotional when asked about his godfather's impact on his life. >> mays, his son michael said his dad would want this game to be a celebration of his life. >> i'm overwhelmed with, you know, joy and positive. i couldn't have done this without all the love that's, you know, he's sending me and all these fans and the giants and it's just a birmingham. it's really wonderful to see this kind of inspiration and joy and community coming together. >> giants manager bob melvin played here in the minors and

returned for the first time in four decades. he had a special message for his team about honoring mays in this poignant send off, what he meant to me and what he meant to the team, what he meant to the bay area, what he meant to baseball. >> he's he's a true icon in the world for giants outfielder mike yastrzemski, playing at rickwood is generational. >> his father played here in the minors. his grandfather, during an exhibition. mike said this is much bigger than him. it's about willie as much as it hurts to lose a legend like that, you know, we gained an angel and a saint above us to be here for this series. midway through the game, a striking sunset above rickwood field. and if you asked anyone that was willie smiling from above, no crying in baseball. >> keep your head up. know that he's he's he's watching you closer than ever from just a better vantage point, doing the same job. and, use this as an opportunity to do what they do here. >> a really incredibly powerful night. and again, a tribute to

willie mays. i have to tell you, in the 48 hours or so that we have been on the ground in birmingham, we have run into so many giants fans. they traveled to this game incredibly well, and all of them said all of this made more sentimental to see willie mays in this space, to send him off from this space and feel his energy here. guys, great. >> quick question for you. you know, rickwood is a stadium that i think very few people will ever get to experience here. if you had to compare it to oracle park, obviously a little bit of a show last night. but you know what, what kind of unique things about that stadium would you see that maybe you wouldn't see anywhere else, james, i don't think you can compare it to anything. i mean, built in 1910, the oldest ballpark in the country, and the amount of history here. and i will say, the folks at rickwood and the mlb did an incredible job of putting that history on display. you see that original entrance and that facade behind me? you walk and it is like truly a museum. i mean, there is a physical museum here, but

walking in, you see the faces and the names of the men who have come and played through here, through the leagues and worked so hard and dealt with the color line in baseball just to play the game that they love. and what an intimate setting. usually this houses about 9000 seats, but there were about 8100 because of adjustments they had to make for the broadcast, etc. and so these players and these fans were right on top of each other. and that is such a unique experience. and added to the fact that this is the first major league regular season game that has been played at rickwood, and what a game it was with all that was behind it. >> right on greg lee coming to us live from birmingham, alabama. thank you greg. >> well, new this morning. the u.s. supreme court has upheld gun restrictions for people who have restraining orders against them. and an 8 to 1 decision. the court determined that if a person has an active restraining order against them, any guns in their possession can be confiscated by law enforcement. it's a change from other recent

rulings by the supreme court, which had tended to side with gun rights advocates. justice clarence thomas was the lone dissenting vote, saying that the government doesn't have the right to remove second amendment rights from people who have not yet been convicted of a crime. we are waiting to hear from oakland mayor shengtao about an ongoing federal investigation. >> yeah, we watched as fbi agents went to her home and conducted what the bureau describes as a court authorized law enforcement activity. the agency says it couldn't explain further about the investigation, but fbi agents were seen coming in and out of the mayor's house for hours, also removing items and boxes and bags. it was among four locations searched by the feds. >> the other properties are affiliated with the zhong family, who owned the waste management company california waste solutions. we spoke with a witness outside the mayor's home who just happened to be a retired detective visiting oakland. >> the federal government doesn't force or obtain warrants into one's residence without

probable cause. we still don't know the mayor's connection to the fbi or exactly what it is investigating. >> justin burton was the communications director for former oakland mayor libby schaaf. he says the fbi raid targeting the current mayor's home could lead to a crisis in leadership in the city. >> i think the people who are most impacted today are oakland's residents, because they need to know that their mayor is not embroiled in a corruption scandal. and if she is, they need to know that she's not going to be distracted by it so she can lead the city. >> ktvu political analyst brian sobel says there are still a number of unanswered questions about that fbi raid, but he says it's already clear this is a pretty serious situation. >> all of these places that they have searched indicates that they have been working on an investigation for quite some time, and were able to convince a judge that they needed to go into all of these places. >> sobel also says it's possible the mayor could resign to due to

the mounting troubles. so we will have to wait and see what happens. there stay with ktvu for more continuing coverage of that fbi raid of the mayor's home and several other locations in the city of oakland. >> important to note that we did reach out to the mayor. we reached out to her office as well. we did not see her at that property during the raid yesterday, so of course, stay with us. we'll bring you the updates when we have them. 739 your time, steve paulson in the weather center saying that this weekend is going to look pretty good, if you like warmer temps. yes. at least inland on the coast, probably not so much. but inland, yes, we were rather cool, as you know, yesterday. and also the day before 60, 70, bumping all into the 80s today, san rafael, lafayette, palo alto, cupertino. it doesn't take much on june 21st to jump up 10 or 12 degrees. and that's probably what's going to happen for a few. you know, cupertino could check in around 86 and lafayette 87. but i mean, it'll be a noticeable change to warmer still. plenty of fog out there,

but it's eroding much faster today. higher pressure is building in the air aloft. mount veeder's 72 degrees. mount diablo is also 70. those are warm, so the base is on. the fog has come down. that low is kicking out. that's allowing the high to build in. still a south southwest breeze though. up in the oakland berkeley hills. also out to pittsburgh. so still an onshore breeze for many. and that that you know, if it turns northerly you could take a huge jump. but wind speeds are coming down. travis. kind of the key. it was up to 33 miles an hour early this morning. now it's under 20. if it goes down to say 12 or 10, then they'll they'll probably pop to about 91 or 92, but there's still a little bit of an onshore breeze and temps in the city because the water temps are so cold. they remain cold. 49 5051 i mean, the normal low this time of year is 53. so it's been a cold week here for many in the city, here a few 60s but mainly 50s on the temps. we had a few 40s in the fog kind of rolled in, but a lot of low 50s this morning including we'll head down socal's 52. aptos is 52, pgs 52 and carmel and pebble

51. those water temps, they make a big difference on those overnight lows. 40s now in truckee, south lake tahoe, reno's at 64 degrees, real quick i want to show you something. the remains of tropical storm alberto sending it a lot of moisture. some of that could sneak into southern california on the weekend, mainly it looks like arizona and eastern nevada. but if you are, you know, probably not phoenix yet, but it's close. i'll mention that maybe southern california on sunday. monday we get a quick pop on the temp. saturday will be the hottest day by far, and it looks like it eases right back down. so temperatures today, 6070s by the water. but we'll go 80s and low 90s inland. tomorrow will be the hottest day a few could be approaching near 100 then looks like it backs off sunday saturday. >> love to hear it steve. thank you. our first zip trip of the summer in pleasanton. sal joins us in a couple minutes with a taste of some of the food and drinks. you can find in this east bay city.

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sal. never too early. is it? >> it's never too early for a beer right now. i'm having a really good cup of coffee from inklings coffee and tea, which is right here in downtown pleasanton. and and you mentioned i found a beer place a little later on when we get to zip trips. we found a lot of places to eat here. and this is where you want to be this block of pleasanton or this little stretch of downtown where there are a lot of restaurants on the corner is bocce. over there, tri-valley bistros across the street. but yes, you mentioned that i found a really great taproom. and you know how i like taprooms. it doesn't look like much from the street, but this is what i found. if you love beer and a good variety to choose from, i have to tell you about mackay's tap house and beer garden. from out front, it looks like a nice quiet house on main street, but when i walked to the back, i found a beer oasis on a hot pleasanton day. >> i am glad you stumbled in here. we, we try to provide a little bit of something for everybody, from pilsners and lighter beers. >> right on down to ipas and

pale ales. there's a good variety. owner josh mckay says he carries beers exclusively from california. his taproom has become popular, and now breweries come in and want their beers poured here. but he still tries to find the next new beer. >> my wife, barbara, and i will go out and explore, on the weekends and try to find something fun and create relationships. >> although most order beer from the taps, cans are also available to take home, mckay's also serves appetizers, salads and sandwiches to go along with your favorite beer. mckay says he's been in business just shy of ten years, almost nine years. >> we have been open and we have been in this beer garden and we are we have been blessed with a couple of beautiful trees back here and a nice, tarp, canopy and, and we've been been able to create a little sanctuary. >> so i asked josh to recommend and pour me a draft, and he gave me a teaser, a cool, crisp

hepatizon from fieldwork in berkeley. oh. that's good. it's refreshing on a hot day like this. thank you. >> josh, you're absolutely welcome. cheers, guys. >> yeah. you know, josh, who owns mckay is very nice guy. he's usually behind the bar himself. and you'll find that a lot of people here in this town, who own these businesses, are actually behind the counter or serving food or, you know, really involved, you don't see a lot of chain restaurants here, so if you like that small town feel, you will like what i have to show you at 9:00 or in the 9:00 hour when we do zip trips from pleasanton. but, if you come to pleasanton, there's going to be plenty to eat and drink here. james and ali, there are a lot of great shops and restaurants and cute little cafes in pleasanton. >> you know, i grew up in the east bay and not in pleasanton, but a couple towns over. so i feel like, there's a big nostalgia factor there. like that guy mentioned people come back there. thanks, sal. we'll check in with you in just a

little bit. be sure to tune in to the nine as we take our zip trip to pleasanton. it gets underway in just over an hour, starting right at 9:00 here on ktvu. well, surprising news this morning about just how long people are waiting to buy a new car and some encouraging news from a local company in the fight to treat hiv. >> pam cook of course, here with all the details in today's dollars and cents. yeah. >> good morning again talking about gilead sciences great news company headquartered in foster city. the biopharma company announced 100% efficacy results for its hiv treatment in its phase three trials on the news, gilead stock jumped about 3% as that opening bell rang this morning. also as the bell rang, cnbc reports for over 21 is trying to keep its remaining stores open by renegotiating its leases, in some cases by 50. forever 21. you might remember it filed for bankruptcy back in 2019. it has closed roughly 200 stores since then. the only store left here in the bay area

is at the sun valley mall in concord. all right. taking a live look at the numbers now this morning, dow jones gaining a little bit 63 points, the s&p 500 and the nasdaq down a little bit though. that's after we've talked about nvidia stock down a bit this week for the first time in quite a while. and the s&p 500 tested that new record high of 5500. it's back below that a little bit today. toyota is recalling 145,000 lexus tx and grand highlander suvs for an airbag problem. now, the japanese carmaker says an airbag on the driver's side may not deploy properly during certain crashes. if the driver's side window is rolled down, both models are large suvs with three rows of seating. toyota says its engineers are currently working on a way to fix the issue. surprising news about how long people are keeping their cars. a new national study finds the average age of a car or truck on the us roads has now climbed to

12.6 years. that's an all time high, analysts say high prices and high interest rates for a loan are keeping people away from the car lots, and not just keeping them from buying a new car. carmax also just posted a 33% drop in first quarter profits for its inventory of used cars from this time last year. artificial intelligence may be changing the us workplace faster than anyone first imagined. a new national survey found 61% of corporate executives plan to fully automate tasks previously done by human workers within the next year, researchers found a growing number of bosses are now turning to ai to cut costs and boost profits. i'm pam cook that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> thank you pam 751 now let's check traffic and your bay area commute. at this hour you're looking at overall things calming down pretty well after some earlier problems this morning. there is a new report of a stalled vehicle at the bay

bridge toll plaza, and that is leading to a little bit of slow traffic backing up on that east shore freeway. let's show you. 880 in oakland, north and southbound. if you're getting to the macarthur maze and the toll plaza, you'll have no problems getting through this stretch of roadway to get to that point. once you get to the toll plaza, no problems at all. despite that report of a stalled vehicle, i believe it's on the other side of the metering light, so that is something to keep in mind if you are driving across the bay bridge. golden gate bridge traffic is very light. it usually always is the only thing you'll have to encounter there is the fog. it's pretty thick, shrouding the two towers there, making it pretty invisible to our eye. and you see that flag waving in the wind that is, coming from the ocean to inland. steve paulson, that's onshore. that's onshore. onshore breeze, lightly light onshore breeze. it's going with the fog over there. >> yes. now, now the towers i think are 746ft. so when it comes down below that tells you

the high is building in. so it's squashing that fog alley. but you already know that. >> well i provide i get all the details from you. >> i just listen in. you're very weather savvy. all right. we do have a pretty good fog bank. but again, the high pressure is building in, so the air aloft is warming up. mount veeder 72. mount diablo is about 70, so it made a good surge here. but it's i think it's on borrowed time here. unless you're over by the coast. you can see right here. look at that peninsula already, sunnyvale, portola valley, redwood city, san mateo. you get a little south wind that'll take care of it right away. and that's what's happening in san jose. starting to burn off santa clara valley. still solid. most of the coast. also. let's go up to the north. i forgot to go. you can see that napa valley, up to saint helena, up to healdsburg. so again, i mean, there's some huge discrepancies on the forecast highs again for santa rosa today. a little bit of a south wind or a west wind hasn't turned northerly yet, but inland temps i think will jump a good ten degrees today. water temp so amazingly cold, 4950 degrees, which makes a huge impact on the overnight lows,

especially in san francisco which has a lot of upper 40s and low 50s. starting to see a little bounce on those inland temps. so i mean, if you're at vacaville, brentwood, antioch, you'll be in the low 90s today already warming up on the desert. as you might imagine. 52 truckee, 46, south lake tahoe. we get the fog to burn back sooner, so temps are on their way up today into saturday. saturday will be the hottest day, especially away from the coast. >> all right. thank you steve. well, she broke barriers on television for women in comedy. now carol burnett is making sure she leaves a permanent impression on hollywood

medical engineers developed a smartphone app that may help first responders detect stroke in just seconds. the technology looks for asymmetrical face, muscle movements when patients are asked to smile into the smartphone camera. the study found the app is 82% effective in detecting stroke time. >> lost is brain lost because in some studies we see that upwards of 2 million brain cells are lost every minute. when somebody is having a stroke. >> developers say it's not a replacement for comprehensive tests for stroke patients and hospitals, but it can guide the actions of first responders when time is of the essence. today is international yoga day. this year marks the 10th annual

celebration of the fun and calming activity for all ages. the exercise has increased in popularity around the world for helping with mind and body balance. it's an ancient practice, but today people do yoga in studios and gyms. you can probably see them outside in san francisco too, and they certainly find some videos online to celebrate. tributes are pouring in for actor donald sutherland. the 88 year old died at his home in miami after a long illness. his son keith or sutherland, posted the news on social media, saying in part, with a heavy heart, i tell you that my father, donald sutherland, has passed away. i personally think one of the most important actors in the history of film never daunted by a role good, bad or ugly. he loved what he did and did what he loved, and no one could ask for more. sutherland starred in a lot of memorable roles over his decades on screen, from the big screen version of mash to the hunger games movies. sutherland won an emmy for the hbo movie citizen x. he also received an honorary oscar in 2017. one of tv's most

well known famous comedians has formally left her mark on hollywood. carol burnett left her imprints outside the tcl chinese theater. burnett is best known for her variety show the carol burnett show that aired from 1967 to 1978. she's won three emmys, she's won tonys, and she's won grammys for her work. burnett also received a star on the hollywood walk of fame back in 1975. netflix is launching its own line of popcorn. netflix is partnering with the brand popcorn indiana for the new line called netflix. now popping the popcorn is sold in a variety of sweet and salty flavors. a bag of it will cost you about $4.50, and you can find it at pretty much any walmart store. classic car fans from across the bay area and beyond will be heading to contra costa county this weekend. the pinole classic car show gets underway early sunday morning at fernandez park on tennent avenue. car lovers there will enjoy a pancake breakfast before they get that full day of fun,

checking out the dozens of classic automobiles. there will be music, food, raffles if you want to go. it will cost you 12 bucks to get in. details still emerging after the fbi raids oakland mayor sheng tao's home. critics are now demanding for her immediate resignation. plus, in about an hour, we are live from pleasanton for this morning's zip trip. in just a few minutes, we'll learn just how much residents know about their hometown. >> from ktvu fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> it is a friday. it is a zip trip. friday. it is also a pretty foggy friday. we're going to have some cooler temperatures today, but it's all going to change tomorrow when we have that significant warm up. expect a lot more sunshine in just about 24 hours. welcome to the 8:00 hour. and here on ktvu mornings on two. i'm james torres, i'm allie rasmus today, friday, june 21st. >> and as you said there, it's pretty foggy out there in the oakland estuary. but steve paulson is telling us it is

going to start burning off pretty quickly. >> it's already showing signs of burning off sooner than yesterday, although to the north that's not the case yet, but it will here in napa valley over san pablo bay and then come back here a little bit here so you can see marin county starting to erode around mount tamalpais. this usually does. there and then to the north up 101. pretty good surge there, but rapidly burning back here at peninsula for sure is already in the sunshine. livermore had low clouds. that's already gone. so full moon friday that will be tonight after 6:00 here. low overcast, had some drizzle but sunny earlier today and it will be warmer for most, so we'll go 6070 by the water 80s to near 90 inland. all right ali, anything new or still friday light. >> overall it looks pretty good out there. there's just a few issues here and there you want to know about southbound 101 at marinwood. there's a stalled vehicle leading to a little bit of a backup around it, but not too bad. then we have some stop and go traffic on the east shore freeway coming down from el cerrito all the way towards emeryville. a report of a

stalled vehicle a past the bay bridge toll plaza. but you'll see here in a second it's not creating a backup at the toll plaza. here's a live look at your drive on that eastshore freeway. take you 25 minutes to get from the carquinas bridge to macarthur maze, so not too bad, particularly considering earlier this morning it was backed up with some road closures there. but now when you get through that area towards the bay bridge toll plaza, it is smooth sailing. getting onto the span. well, time now is 801 and we will go back to that developing news out of newark, where there is some police activity that has been there for several hours this morning at a chevron gas station on jarvis avenue. that's right off highway 84, a gas station employee told ktvu that a person at that gas station was involved in some sort of altercation with police, according to that witness, police shot the person. now, newark police have not confirmed that information to us. we continue to gather some more details on what's going on with that situation in newark again, since early this morning around 4:00, there has been a crime

scene tape and a large police presence around this gas station at jarvis avenue in newark. stay with us here on mornings on two, as we learn new details. we're also learning more about the fbi raid at oakland mayor shang tao's home and other raids that happened around the city. ktvu is amanda quintana here in the studio with the latest developments and breaking down what we know so far about that investigation. >> yeah. so fbi agents were seen going in and out of major sheng tao's home yesterday morning. they were carrying boxes and bags from the home. the fbi, though, has been tight lipped about this investigation, only telling us they were conducting, quote, court authorized law enforcement activity. li tao's home was not the only location raided with the irs and postal service involved as well. there are at least three other locations being investigated, all associated with the dong family. so who are the dongs? well, they own the recycling company, cal waste solutions. we have a photo of the family from the cal waste website. the company is oakland's official

recycling collector. the cal waste office on the embarcadero was one of the places raided. the dong family is heavily involved in politics and fundraising for politicians in both state and local government. they helped sponsor and plan tao's trip to vietnam last summer to promote trade through the vietnamese american business association. two homes belonging to the family were also raided. a home on view crest court and a home on skyline boulevard. now, at that view crest home, a neighbor told us that he saw two people put in handcuffs, but we still don't know the exact connection between these three locations being investigated, and mayor tao, all of these places that they have searched indicate states that they have been working on an investigation for quite some time, and were able to convince a judge that they needed to go into all of these places. mayor tao's office has not responded to our request for comment, although she has

been criticized by voters. this is the first time there's been an actual investigation. >> james amanda, thank you. and some of oakland mayor sheng tao's biggest critics say she is now unfit to run the city clean house, clean house, clean house, clean house. >> yesterday, people against the mayor in office stood outside her house on maiden lane just hours after federal agents raided her home. >> many were holding signs that said resign or recall. >> our mayor has failed us, we are here to demand that she resign and stop embarrassing herself. and further embarrassing the city of oakland and further damaging the city of oakland. >> we still don't know why the fbi raided the mayor's home, but of their many critiques, these people say the oakland mayor has already failed to crack down on crime. it is bad. >> it is bad. and it can be better if we get good leaders with honesty, integrity.

>> earlier this week, the organizers of the campaign to recall mayor tao said they had gathered enough signatures to qualify for the ballot. the alameda county registrar's office confirmed the recall petitions were sufficient. it would be the first mayoral recall in oakland history. >> a proposed measure to build more housing in the bay area could go before voters in november, the mayors of san jose, san francisco and berkeley came together to urge the bay area housing finance authority to approve placing a regional housing bond on the november ballot. if voters approve the measure, the authority would issue $20 billion in bonds to provide 90,000 new affordable homes. >> the lack of housing pushes people to the outskirts of this region. it clogs our freeways, it increases pollution. it results in poor public health outcomes and even increasing homelessness. >> now, the bonds would be paid off through increases in property taxes for current homeowners. all nine bay area

counties fall under the agency's authority. >> we are getting closer to this morning zip trip to pleasanton, and we wanted to know just how well residents know the town that they live in. >> this is where ktvu frank mallicoat comes in with the latest round of zip trip trivia. frank, this is always our favorite part of the zip trips. >> well, i appreciate that. ali james, good morning to you. happy friday everyone. welcome to pleasanton. i have been coming down to this town. i grew up in the east bay. my aunt, my great aunt, my cousin just drove by and said hi. i thought i knew pleasanton but their history goes deep right down to how did this town get its name? well, it got its name back in the 1860s, and the answer is actually inside the museum here. but i took to the streets here and asked the folks here in pleasanton how did you get your name? here's what they said. the city of pleasanton became pleasanton in 1869. my question is where did the name pleasanton

come from? >> because it's such a lovely place to live. >> i think that may be right. >> i think the tagline is it's in the name, right? >> it's very pleasant. >> it's very pleasant, but you're wrong. oh, no. what is it? >> they had a lot of death esperados bars and other various establishments indeed, that offered a lot of pleasantries. thus we have pleasanton. >> you know, i like the way you're thinking, but you're wrong. i know it was misspelled. >> it is. it is pleasanton or something like that. >> yes. the a should have been an o. yes. and it was named after something. >> i know this one. it was it was a colonel pleasanton i think. sure. >> he was a colonel, captain, a general, a general is correct. >> yes. happy general who? oh, general claus pleasanton. >> yes.

>> it's true. the town was actually named after a union cavalry major general alfred pleasonton, who really didn't step foot here. but that's what it's named after. there was an o instead of an a in his name. pleasanton. and they made a clerical error when they named the town, and they just kept the a instead of the o. so there you go, this town also has a hall of fame coach from the nfl. he lived here for years, owns a beautiful hotel down the road. his family does, a former giant shortstop. grew up here, went to foothill high school, among other things. so we're going to answer all those questions. and this by the way, is the museum on main and we're going to talk to the curator there and find out all the history of this fine little town and way back when it had a bit of a salty past. so we'll talk about that and much more as we zip trip to p-town. pleasanton coming up at 9:00. that's the latest, guys. we'll send it back to you.

>> looking forward to it. frank. i'm glad there's a lot. let's not just it's a pleasant town, i thought. no, surely it's got to be more to it. >> yeah, the easy answer wasn't the correct one. so that makes it interesting. thanks, frank. be sure to tune in to the nine as we take our zip trip to pleasanton. it's less than an hour away. the start of the zip trip. not well. pleasanton is less than an hour away from jack london square starting right at 9:00, right here on ktvu pleasanton. >> i think it's pretty cool. >> i'm a little worried i would get in one. i've gotten in one. >> the mixed reactions from lawmakers and residents after state regulators gave waymo the green light to expand to the peninsula, and saint louis cardinals defeat the san francisco giants, 6 to 5, in the leagues tribute game last night. >> we'll have a live report coming up from rickwood field in birmingham, alabama

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well. the baseball world bid farewell to the say hey, kid. last night, the giants played the cardinals at rickwood field and willie mays and the legacy he left on the league and its

fans were front and center. >> ktvu. greg lee joining us live now from birmingham, alabama. greg, you were there at the game. it was a ton of fun to watch over the tv. i can't imagine what it was like in person. >> yeah. james ali, good morning to you. incredible chills just stepping onto this hallowed ground. and i know giants did not pull it out last night, but certainly the results did not matter, as last night was all about paying tribute to the leagues and the contributions and the challenges that these men faced just to play the game they love. and of course, honoring willie mays. truly remarkable. last night, and even though that game is over and those fans have left that memories of last night will last a lifetime. >> lifetime inside rickwood field, the oldest ballpark in america, the longtime home of the birmingham black barons and where 17 year old willie mays began his professional career. >> the baseball world paid tribute to the leagues and honored to say, hey, kid, i can share a lot of things, but there it goes. >> you can't control it right now. i know for me, it's just

too soon. yeah, so forgive me. to the public and the people, it's just too soon because it's an out of control feeling like giants. >> great. barry bonds emotional when asked about his godfather's impact on his life, mays, his son michael said his dad would want this game to be a celebration of his life. i'm overwhelmed with, you know, joy and positivity. >> i couldn't have done this without all the love that's, you know, he's sending me and all these fans and the giants and it's just a. it's really wonderful to see this kind of inspiration and joy and community coming together. >> giants manager bob melvin played here in the minors and returned for the first time in four decades. he had a special message for his team about honoring mays in this poignant send off. what he meant to me and what he meant to the team, what he meant to the bay area, what he meant to baseball. >> he's he's a true icon in the world. >> for giants outfielder mike

yastrzemski, playing at rickwood is generational. his father played here in the minors, his grandfather during an exhibition. mike said this is much bigger than him. it's about willie. >> as much as it hurts to lose a legend like that, you know, we gained an angel and a saint above us to be here for this series midway through the game, a striking sunset above rickwood field and if you asked anyone that was willie smiling from above, no crying in baseball. >> keep your head up and know that he's he's he's watching you closer than ever from just a better vantage point, doing the same job and, use this as an opportunity to, to do what they do here. >> guys, i have to tell you. and i said this last night, among the many incredible moments that we have experienced over the last couple of days, one of the coolest things was walking around the grounds during this game and meeting people with young children and people who had idolized willie mays, and saying, i cannot wait to share

this story and these photos with my kid, because how cool is it to say that their first major league game was the first regular season game at rickwood field, with all the history, and at a night when they honored the leagues and willie mays, and you cannot hear that and not get emotional and spiritual about baseball, guys, it's crazy to think that some of these kids who have never seen willie mays play still know who he is, still know his legacy, and still know how talented he was. >> and you can hear some of it, some of the chanting that happened during the game. you mentioned it. i know greg, the spontaneous cheers for willie. willie mays. yeah >> and that was another special moment. ali, was that after this moment of silence? that was very brief, immediately the crowd started breaking out into a willie chant. and that is exactly in line with what michael mays, his son, told us. he said this wasn't about, excuse me hanging our head or being sad. we don't want people to do that. we want them to celebrate and feel the joy that

he had playing this game. and that was truly the emotions that were on display last night. >> yeah, beautiful celebration of his life and all his contributions to the game. thank you. greg >> time now 817 here. we'll go ahead and pivot over to steve paulson talking about our weather for today. >> i have so many questions for greg. i can't ask him unfortunately, but how hot is it. >> weather questions. >> you get some of that humid white chicken. you get some of the white sauce chicken down there. okay. anyway, we do have the fog retreating here, burning off sooner today. i'm not surprised. the highest building in their 50s on the temps already. sunshine for some areas that had fog at this time. although peninsula always seems to erode, you know sooner than others in this kind of a pattern. beginning to slowly disappear in napa county. also up into sonoma county. marin has some breaks in it, but the bigger breaks are on the peninsula now. san jose poof just like that, disappears, so it will retreat. santa clara valley but thick as thieves on most of the coast there. so i don't think they're warming up all that much on the coast. this is mainly an inland driven warm

up here san rafael, lafayette, palo alto, cupertino, up we go. a good ten degrees from yesterday's cool temps, maybe even 12 if everything kind of falls into place. so a cool pattern lifts out. it's been this way since may. i think it will be this way in july, i really do. we can get a couple of warm to hot days and then just like that, they back off. that's what we're going to have today and also tomorrow temperatures will bump up. so it's a full moon friday, which is this evening i think 608 the strawberry moon. if you don't have any fog late tonight, tomorrow should be able to see it. sunny earlier today. warmer for most 60, 70, 80, 90. the warmest day will be tomorrow. little cooler on sunday. >> all right. thank you steve. well, the driverless taxi company waymo is officially moving into new territory. the california public utilities commission has given its final approval to the company's request to expand beyond the city of san francisco. that means waymo will soon start picking up passengers across the peninsula. some county leaders believe it was the wrong decision. >> i'm gravely concerned that the technology is not ready, and the last thing i want to do is

to move this forward, and that's why i think i and others are saying no to waymo. >> waymo released a statement in response. it says in part, quote, this week's outcomes reflect california's already expansive authority to regulate autonomous vehicles, ultimately preserving the ability for californians to continue enjoying the benefits of autonomous vehicles. end quote. >> the california public utilities commission is rejecting a proposal from at&t to pull out of its obligations to provide landlines. at&t is currently required to provide phone service to anyone who wants it, the company argues it needs to be relieved of those obligations in order to focus on newer and more modern technologies. but the company's request received pushback, especially from rural residents who say their landline service is often the only way to call for emergencies. >> our vote to dismiss at&t s application made clear that we will protect customers access to basic telephone service, no matter where customers live, their income or their access to

other forms of communication. >> the commission did agree to review its rules surrounding basic service requirements, which they say were first adopted 30 years ago. >> well, we are learning more about next week's debate between president biden and donald trump, how both of the candidates are preparing, and julie julie haener closes a chapter as her legendary career in broadcast news comes to an end, we take a look back at her impactful journey.

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gave a thumbs up sign as he boarded air force one to leave his home in delaware for camp david last night. it will be his headquarters for debate practice over the next few days. mr. biden's campaign won a coin flip to determine podium positions at the debate. he will stand on the right side, but trump will have the final word in the debate. >> we've never had a presidential debate where the where, where it could have as volatile an impact on on the election. >> trump is going to be much more disciplined. i think this time he knows what's happened before that people are worried that trump's strength is more

dangerous than biden's weakness. so i think we're going to see two candidates at their best and that might leave the race exactly where your poll has it. >> that fox news poll predicts a tight race with biden leading trump by two points. that's within the margin of error. their first debate is next thursday in atlanta. >> donald trump's proposal to eliminate federal taxes on tips for waiters is now getting strong support from republicans on capitol hill. gop leaders in both the house and senate introduced bills this week that would make trump's tax plan a new federal law. however most democratic leaders oppose the plan are now calling for an increase in the hourly minimum wage instead, trump's plan would likely have a larger financial benefit to california, since tipped employees here are paid about $16 an hour. but in other states it can be as low as 213 an hour. >> one of the largest pro housing groups in california is supporting a solano county based initiative to create a new

community. the group yes in my backyard, says that while there are some concerns that they support the overall plan of the california forever investors who want to create a new city in solano county, but not everyone associated with that group is on board with the plan. the former ceo, melissa branch, went on to social media to speak out against it. she says the project should invest in existing solano communities instead of building new ones. now to our weekend watch this saturday and sunday, you can step into the shoes of a nasa engineer and discover and play with real world space tech at the chabot space and science center. on saturday, the annual oakland lake fest is happening near lake merritt at the boathouse at 11:00. and in san francisco, there's a party at fisherman's wharf. the free summer concert series begins at 3:00 in the afternoon at the pier. the fbi raids a home connected to oakland mayor shang tao, sparking legal and political ramification from the government. investigation will have the latest information on what happened c g up

breaking down what we know and how this could affect her political career. and we're getting closer to our zip trip to pleasanton. we'll talk to andre senior about what's in store on the nine, including a trip to the alameda county fair from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> welcome back to mornings on

two. i'm allie rasmus and i'm james torres. >> today is friday, june 21st. we are just about a half hour away from taking you live over to pleasanton. we'll see. garcia, andre, sal, frank, claudine doing what they do best. but first, steve paulson here telling us what we need to know about our weather today. >> shout out to hap's over in pleasanton. great place to go for dinner. they know us over there. they watch us over there. so we also have fog disappearing rapidly here. so it's going to be warmer today. no doubt about it. we had a couple of cool down days now, sun already popping out from. i think palo alto is already sunny, so i need to fix. not to the north though. saint helena, yountville, napa. it's eroding, windsor, santa rosa. you know, i've seen forecast highs today in santa rosa, anywhere from about 83 to 92. i'm kind of leaning in between there. there's a fog until almost 9:00. usually does not equal hot hot, but it'll be warmer than yesterday and disappearing now san jose south peninsula has had sun for a

while there already, but it's a full moon friday. that will be tonight. the strawberry moon sunny earlier today for most and it will also be warmer for most. so 6070 inland 80s to low 90s. you guys let's check traffic for you at this hour. >> we'll start with a picture of the north bay, where you can see that earlier stalled vehicle has now cleared on southbound 101 at marinwood. taking a look at the east shore freeway, things are getting a little bit better. let's show you that live picture. you can see what the drive time is now. it's 21 minutes, so things have improved since earlier this morning. bay bridge toll plaza traffic is very light. well, summer is officially here and the days are getting pretty long, so what better way to celebrate with a zip trip and a zip trip over to pleasanton? >> that's where we find ktvu is andre senior telling us everything we need to know before we get started in just about a half hour. andre good morning ellie and james. >> good morning to you both. we are out here in front of meadowlark dairy, a place that's been a staple here in pleasanton for over 100 years under the current family ownership for

decades here. it is a staple of this community that many people have worked at over the years. growing up in high school. this is a place that's offered jobs, and it's a place that offered a lot of families a place to come, a place to get something, a treat, some coffee, and we're going to be in front of that today and learning a little bit more about this kind of historical place that's sitting here in pleasanton. in addition to that, we have sal's going toe covering some of the food, some of the great food in this town. we also have an italian argentine restaurant. and we're going to introduce you to the couple that runs the restaurant and some of the folks that eat there and tell us what are the greatest things that are on the menu that you can have as well. we also have frank mallicoat. he's got zip trip trivia. there are two sports figures that are on zip trip trivia today, and i got to tell you that it seems to be their first name is what's

hard for people to figure out when they come to the answers on zip trip trivia. you're going to want to watch this and find out about the one thing in pleasanton that was changed over the years, so it was spelled one way, but the way we spell it now is not really the original intent wasn't really the way it was supposed to be spelled initially when the town was named. we'll explain all of that to you. plenty more coming your way in just a few minutes. here on our zip trips to pleasanton. it's already starting to be a beautiful day out here. the sun is coming up. it's starting to get warm out a little bit, allie and james is going to be a fantastic time on here. there is much more to show you, coming up in just a few minutes. >> yeah, looking forward to it. >> yeah, looking forward to it. it looks like a beautiful day out there, andre. we'll check in with you in just a little bit less than 30 minutes to go till our zip trip to pleasanton. be sure to stay tuned. it gets started. 9:00 right here on ktvu. we'll new this morning. the u.s. supreme court has upheld gun restrictions for people with restraining orders against them. in an 8 to 1 decision, the court determined that if a person has an active restraining order against them for domestic violence, any guns in their possession can be

confiscated by law enforcement. now, it's a change from recent rulings by the supreme court, which had tended to side with gun rights advocates, justice clarence thomas was the lone dissenting vote. he says that the government does not have the right to remove second amendment rights from people who have not yet been convicted of a crime. well we are waiting to hear from oakland mayor shengtao about an ongoing federal investigation. >> yeah, we saw as fbi agents went to her home and conducted what the bureau describes as a court authorized law enforcement activity. the agency says it couldn't explain further about the investigation, but fbi agents were coming in and out of the mayor's house for hours. they were also removing items and boxes and bags. it was among four locations searched by the feds. >> now, the other properties are affiliated with the dong family, who own the waste management company. california waste solutions. we spoke to a witness outside the mayor's home who just happened to be a retired detective visiting oakland. >> the federal government doesn't force or obtain warrants into one's residence without

probable cause. and we still don't know the mayor's connection to the fbi raid or exactly what the agency was investigating. >> of course, we have reached out to the mayor, her office. they have not heard back. we also did not see the mayor at the house during that raid. >> justin burton was the communications director for former oakland mayor libby schaaf. he says the fbi raid targeting the current mayor's home and other locations could lead to a crisis in leadership at the city of oakland. i think the people who are most impacted today are oakland's residents, because they need to know that their mayor is not embroiled in a corruption scandal, and if she is, they need to know that she's not going to be distracted by it so she can lead the city. ktvu political analyst brian sobel says there are still a number of unanswered questions about that. fbi raid, but he says it's clear this is a pretty serious situation in all of these places that they've searched. >> indicate that they have been

working on an investigation for quite some time, and were able to convince a judge that they needed to go into all of these places. >> sobel also says it's possible the mayor could soon resign due to those mounting troubles. but again, no word from the mayor's office. in response to this investigation, the state supreme court has removed a measure from the november ballot that would have required a vote before the state could change taxes. >> governor gavin newsom, challenging the measure in court, arguing that it would hamper the government's ability to provide key services. the court ruled unanimously that it could not be enacted by ballot initiative because it would substantially alter the basic plan of government. state regulators passed new rules to protect workers from extreme indoor heat. cal osha says the regulations would apply to workplaces such as warehouses, schools and kitchens. those facilities would be required to be cooled below 87 degrees and below 82. in places where workers wear protective clothing or are exposed to radiant heat

and needs one more approval before it can officially take effect. >> well, summer is here and the 4th of july is less than two weeks away. triple a says more than 71 million americans are expected to travel somewhere over the entire holiday week. the vast majority of people will travel by car, but a record 6 million people will also hop on a plane that's up almost 7% from last year. travel experts say a lot of customers are still choosing to spend money on experiences over things. >> for younger generations, this prioritization of travel expenditure, it's not just a post pandemic trend, it's the way that they view their finances and discretionary spending, and they're going to continue to prioritize trips, vacations over things like buying homes, buying cars until they're much older. >> good news for people who want to spend money on a trip. airfares are down in price 18% compared to this time last year. >> 837 your time this morning a not a warm day today by any

means, but that can change tomorrow. steve. >> well, it'll change today. for those inland. tomorrow will be the hottest day, that's for sure. here, in case maybe you're in a cave. yesterday or you were like, what? what? the summer solstice was yesterday. yes, it was. and just like that, we were hurtling into space. summer began yesterday. today is also full moon june. full moon. so the first full day of summer and it will be warmer. san rafael, lafayette, palo alto, cupertino, 82, 86, 84, 84. it would not surprise me at all if lafayette maybe jumped to 88. cupertino 86. it doesn't take long when temperatures aloft mount diablo has gone from 5365. excuse me, to 73, in about four hours. that's a big jump. so the fog is burning off sooner. inland temps will warm up. it's june 21st, for crying out loud. it gets warm inland, breaking news. it gets warm inland. gets warm out there in san ramon. danville, ali. it can fast warmer now than it did 30 years ago when i was growing up. >> but, you know, fog is

retreating. >> so unless you're on the coast, where i think they're going to stay socked in, they're still kind of a westerly breeze. i mean, a little northerly at atlas peak and. and mount veeder , mount veeder, 71 degrees. berkeley lab is 51 degrees. so you go from about 2400ft to 1300 feet. you can find a 20 degree spread water temps are doing their job. i mean, they get their just gold star because they're being so cold. so even though inland temps will jump up, fog is never, ever far away. when the water temps are that cold 5060 on the temps here, 50s already in the mountains. it will be warm to hot for many las vegas palm springs, phoenix, phoenix because of some higher clouds came in their low. this morning was 92. now that's at sky harbor. sky harbor is definitely influenced by asphalt, cement, jet fuel, cars. people not far away is probably five degrees warmer, but that was a record low mac record high minimum temperature for them today. 92 normal is 80. you do see the fog there, but it's going to move back to the coast pretty fast today. temps will jump up. we'll see some upper 80s 90s inland, even warmer,

maybe upper 90s to near 100 for some on saturday. you guys all right. >> thank you steve a prescribed burn is scheduled for parts of marin county today. the wildfire training will be in the saint vincent area of marinwood. the marin county fire department says people may see or smell smoke in or near novato. in san rafael. they want to remind anyone who lives or works around marinwood, avoid calling 911 to report smoke again. it's part of a prescribed burn there. >> today, the san jose based electric air taxi maker moved one step closer to flying passengers. the faa has granted archer aviation a key certification that allows it to operate as an airline that carries passengers. that process is taking them about two years. archer says its maker aircraft can fly up to 60 miles at top speeds of 150mph. >> our zip trip coverage from pleasanton continues. up next, we'll introduce you to a father and son who refused to let a health scare get in the way of their goal

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customers ears. tell us about it, claudine. >> yes. good morning to you. let me give you a quick look at where we're standing right now, though, just to give you a kind of a rundown of how things look in pleasanton for our zip trip. morning. this is lyons wayside park, and we're standing by the east bay groove line band. they're warming up. they're going to be performing throughout the hour for our zip trip, so we're excited to hear from them. and they've been doing sound checks this morning and it's super fun. you can see a lot of folks out here getting ready for music in the park, which happens later tonight. it is a concert series here in pleasanton, but you talk about the folks we interviewed as well as a father and son. this company called bone guitars, and their story is about music, but it's about so much more. in his childhood home with his father looking on, andrew bone treats every single piece of the guitar he will make with reverence. >> nothing is there unintentionally. nothing is there that doesn't matter.

everything there matters. >> that's what his dad taught him. that's how a bone guitar is made. als may have taken george bone's ability to build alongside his son, but each guitar is built with the same passion and purpose. >> it brings them and those who hear the most joy. joy. >> this is what i've been waiting for a long time, to do something with my life that ultimately brings joy to people and allows them to bring joy to others with the way they use it and play it. >> george and andrew bone, we are excited to introduce you to them and their story and the legacy they are building together. truly remarkable and really such a privilege to be able to talk to them and to be able to tell their story. so that's coming up in our zip trips and again as well as

hanging out here in lyons wayside park in pleasanton, and really an unbelievable kind of setup out here, right across from where our main set is. and this has been a busy morning already. i'm telling you, it's not even 9:00. people are having ice cream there hanging out. everyone's been so friendly and so gracious and wonderful. so it is shaping up to be an amazing zip trip and we're excited for it. >> so claudine, the band is what we can hear them warming up here behind you so they're going to be performing during the nine. and then are they coming back later for music in the park? yes. like a doubleheader. >> first time performing at music in the park? yes, exactly. i told them, i said, okay, we're gonna have to rest those voices because you are having a double performance, but check it out. i mean, i want you to take a look at this park right now as it sits and all these blankets. i mean, this concert series started in june. so just this earlier this month, it goes until august and they bring out all the best musicians. and so you've got east bay grooveline coming out here and their blankets here. there also blankets across the way. people

know where they want to sit, the good spot. they're also getting a good spot for our zip trip show too. so it all works. it's a double header for everyone, but it's going to be amazing. and so yes, we told the band as they were warming up, mike, we're going to talk to you. we want you to sing and perform and have a great time. but we also know you have a performance tonight, so they've been great sports about it and certainly excited to showcase. yes, totally. totally. it's been a great night tonight. >> we can hear the bass. that's cool. having the groove. little funk. who knew pleasanton was such a such a great city. >> such a great turnout already with the audience there. thank you claudine. well, just a few more minutes to go until our zip trip to pleasanton. be sure to tune in to the nine as we show you all there is to see in that lovely east bay city. the very pleasant east bay city coming up at 9:00, right here on mornings on two. all right. >> bringing you back here with us. new reports that tiktok try to address security concerns two years ago. >> and great news from a local company working towards fighting hiv. pam cook has the details in today's dollars and cents. >> yes, some great news this

morning from gilead sciences, headquartered in foster city, announced 100% efficacy results for its hiv treatment. that treatment is currently in phase three trials. on the news, gilead stock jumped about 3% this morning when that opening bell rang. also as the bell rang, some surprising news from the fda. it will now allow for companies to market their non-tobacco flavored e-cigarette products. the fda reports. after extensive scientific research, it determined that the menthol products provide some benefit to adults trying to quit tobacco and that they do not appeal to young people taking a live look at the numbers now, the dow jones was hanging on to a gain, but in the last few minutes it turned slightly negative. but we've had some good days so far this week. the s&p 500 down a little bit. the nasdaq posting a little bit of a gain right now. but as we know the s&p 500 crossed a very big mark 5500 for the first time ever. tiktok now confirms it once offered the us government the power to shut

down its entire platform. tiktok is owned by a chinese company and has faced concerns about national security, the washington post reports. tiktok was willing to allow the federal government to pick its board of directors here, and have veto power over all of its new hires during the legal fight with the us government officials, tiktok disclosed it even offered to give federal officials a kill switch that would shut down the app if the us felt it remained a threat. no reasons given at this point why that did not take place. a language learning app powered by artificial intelligence is reporting a huge jump in popularity and profits. speak is based in san francisco. the company's ceo says the number of customers continues to double every year, and now has customers in more than 40 countries around the world speak is now valued at roughly half $1 billion. an important recall to tell you about vitamix, recalling more than half a million blenders for potential risks. the consumer product

safety commission says the blade base can detach, creating a laceration hazard for users. the products were sold at various stores over the past seven years. there's a look at it. 27 injuries have been reported. consumers are urged to stop using the product immediately and contact vitamix for a free repair kit. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. >> thank you. pam, we want to turn now to one more check of traffic in the roadways in the bay area. and there are a couple problems as you're on the bay bridge. one of them is a stalled vehicle westbound 80 at yerba buena island. the other one is a crash blocking one of the middle lanes. westbound 80 at fourth street. so be aware of that. if you are looking to drive on east contra costa county, commute westbound highway four at bay point. this is cleared out nicely in the last hour. bay bridge toll plaza is nice and clear, but that could change depending on how big that backup gets. with that crash on the bridge. as you exit the bridge

on fourth street, here's a live look at 280 in san jose, north and southbound getting a little busier as you pass the downtown area. no specific crashes there to tell you about. same story for the san mateo bridge. things look pretty good as you make your way over to the peninsula. weather. also looking like it's clearing up a little bit at san mateo bridge. a camera was a little bit foggy for a couple hours is now it's clearing out fast. >> since our zip trip is in pleasanton. one more shot out the wine steward right there in downtown. jim eric, everybody over there. and by the way, if you mention my name, they give you a free pour. no, they don't know. they don't know. they don't trust me. 50s on the temps almost 60 probably in livermore. i actually worked there a long, long, long, long, long time ago, with saint helena burning back the outfield though napa still has fog. winds are i mean, santa rosa. it's eroding from the east to the west, and it's almost gone here for most. there's still some over oakland parts of the bay, but peninsula san jose looking good in the sunshine already. so today it's a full

moon. friday. that's tonight. so what a week? at summer solstice yesterday and full moon today. and we'll get sun earlier and temps will jump up inland. upper 80s, 90s, i think. coast in bay though are still 6070. it will be warmest day of the next few will be tomorrow. and i think we ease up a little bit. sunday into monday, you guys. >> and that's why you're the expert, steve. thank you. a highly anticipated wnba game this weekend already breaking records. sunday's contest between the indiana fever and the chicago sky is expected to sell the most expensive tickets ever for a wnba game, according to tickpick. the most expensive ticket will cost more than $9,000. the most affordable about $204. the matchup, of course, is going to feature basketball rivals and superstars caitlin clark and andrew reese, who have already played some pretty physical games against each other as angel reese, who got the flagrant one foul, last time they matched up. so this one will be one for the record books. the ncaa could be adding more madness to college basketball games in march. division one conference

officials were presented with at least two different models that could expand the ncaa tournament field to 72 or 76 teams, reports say changes would keep the core 64 team bracket intact, and then they would add additional play in games, expansion plans could also be made to the women's tournament. >> sports focus returns on sunday for our june episode, airing a new time slot. sunday morning, you'll hear about the granada high school baseball team in livermore, making history by winning a state title and they're not the only bay area team with bragging rights. cardinal newman high school in santa rosa, also celebrating its baseball team winning state in its division. we spoke with one of the team's pitchers about coming back from tommy john surgery. >> i just stayed around my guys, which was really cool, staying around the game of baseball, and it just really kept me motivated to come back. and once i started being released for certain things, i incrementally got more comfortable with my body again and moving in that fast motion, you can see that story and much

more. >> when sports focus airs on sunday morning at 930 right here on ktvu. you can also find it on our website. after it airs and it will be on the. it will be streaming on the fox local app. >> she broke barriers on television for women in comedy. now carol burnett is making sure she leaves a permanent impression in hollywood ♪ ♪ california sky ♪ ♪ todos alcanzamos las estrellas ♪ ♪ sunny state of mind ♪ ♪ flexin' all the time ♪ ♪ todo es dorado ♪ ♪ y nos gusta picante ♪ ♪ cause this place is caliente ♪ ♪ 'tamos enchilado ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ livin' in the golden state with you ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado oooh ♪ ♪ we got that drip, drip, drip ♪ ♪ come take a sip, sip, sip ♪ ♪ feels so golden ♪ ♪ vive en el estado dorado ♪

year, an international team of biomedical engineers has developed a smartphone app that may help first responders detect strokes in just seconds. the technology looks for asymmetrical face, muscle movements when patients are asked to smile into the smartphone camera. the study found that the app is 82% effective in detecting stroke.

>> time lost is brain lost because in some studies we see that upwards of 2 million brain cells are lost every minute. when somebody is having a stroke . >> developers say it's not a replacement for a comprehensive test for stroke patients and hospitals, but it can guide the actions of first responders when time is of the essence. >> well, today is international yoga day, and this year marks the 10th annual celebration of the fun and calming exercise for all ages. the activity has increased in popularity around the world, and it is said to help with mind and body balance and strength training. it's an ancient practice, but today people do yoga in studios, in gyms, or find videos online. >> do yoga at all. >> i sort of do, yeah. >> moving on. tributes are pouring in for actor donald sutherland. the 88 year old man died at his home in miami after a long illness. his son, kiefer sutherland, posted the news on social media saying with a heavy

heart, i tell you that my father, donald sutherland, has passed away. i personally think one of the most important actors in the history of film, never daunted by a role good, bad or ugly, he loved what he did and did what he loved, and no one could ever ask for more. sutherland starred in a lot of memorable roles over his decades on screen, from the big screen version of mash to the hunger games movies. sutherland also won an emmy for the hbo movie citizen x. he also received an honorary oscar in 2017. >> one of television's most well-known and famous comedians has formally left her mark on hollywood. carol burnett left her imprints outside the tcl chinese theater. burnett is best known for her variety show the carol burnett show, which aired from 1967 to 1978. she has won three emmys, tonys, and grammys for her work. burnett also received a star on the hollywood walk of fame in 1975. >> all right, tell me if you think this makes sense. netflix is launching its own line of popcorn. netflix is partnering with the brand popcorn indiana

for the new line called netflix. now popping the popcorn is sold in a variety of sweet and salty flavors. a bag of it will cost you $4.50. it can be found at many walmart stores. i think that makes sense. a classic for classic car fans from across the bay area and beyond will be heading to contra costa county this weekend. the pinole classic car show gets underway early sunday morning at fernandez park on tennent avenue. car lovers will enjoy a pancake breakfast before they can check out all the classic automobiles will be food, music, a raffle if you want to go. it'll cost you $12 to get in. >> morning santa is hitting the road for a fox local zip trip to pleasanton. we've got some of the surprising history of this east bay city evolving from a seedy origin. >> we had a lot of despot rados bars and other various established merchants that offered a lot of pleasantries. thus we have pleasanton. >> you kw,

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