had ktvu dot com. you can also find the full speech right there on the home page. not a richmond, where police are investigating two deadly shootings that happened just about 20 minutes apart. we'll start with the first in which police say a silver infiniti and black dodge charger may have been involved in the earlier shooting. that happened 6 40 tuesday evening 31 year old james langford was found dead near south second street in ohio avenue soon after the same black charger police say was spotted at the second shooting location on pullman avenue. that's where the body of 21 year old tyree wilson was found. family members say they have no idea. why anyone would want to hurt their loved one? you know why they would do this and my bread there? you needn't bother nobody. he just liked to have fun. anybody have a memory retiree is a fun memories of party is careful is a cheerfully. his smell is so brave. investigators say it's too early to say whether the victims were targeted but that it does not appear.

ktvu is rob roth has her story. and i just did, like, put my focus on the pandemic took away her livelihood last year. this time i was sitting in my little place and crying my eyes out because, as a stylist suddenly i had no job, but here it has hair affair and woman creek. a comeback story is unfolding. i'm just so grateful that i had all these people around me support me too hard time and now i'm here. you probably would have done it if, but getting to where she is was difficult for now, as has ronnie, and it took a lot of help just before the pandemic knows, ronnie found herself divorced and living in an rv parked in the back of her brother's home and martinez with her three dogs. then came covid in march. 16 2020. we all had to not to go to work and. that was the income. i guess. the hair silas, where the one hit a lot, but compassion started coming her way. former clients center money out of the blue to help keep her going. my clients start to reaching out to me. they were offering me how like what i need and i

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henry lee ktvu, fox two news. the u. s department of justice has issued a scathing report against alameda county and santa rita jail. it says the jail's mental health care and overuse of isolation or unconstitutional, the report comes more than two years since a ktvu investigation found santa rita has the highest in custody jail death rate in northern california ktvu is brooks jarocz has these new findings? this is all too late for my brother and my brother, someone who served our country and he was a veteran, and he needed help. ah, former marine edwin vl to was just 29 when he died. he spent the last i love him so much arrested in 2017 by fremont police for jumping into a stranger's van stripping down to his underwear. and trying to pull an officer's gun. his family says he suffered from ptsd and was immediately put into an isolation cell. everyone has a unique case and having a one size fits all mold is not going to fit for everyone. the hayward native is just one of it least 19 people since 2014 who died by suicide,

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now and that frustration over police shootings once again have reached a boiling point tonight. again. i'm andre sr. and i'm cristina rendon. it started off as a peaceful demonstration at frank ogawa plaza. but now crowds have turned violent targeting businesses and also lighting cars on fire. we get breaking news tonight from ktvu deborah villalon. she is monitoring the developments for us tonight. dead. well, christina and how our long rally in front of city hall. then a few 100 people took off marching. tonight's vandalism isn't something every. business braced for fire set in downtown oakland as vandals torched a honda dealership invading the car lot to smash windows and set some vehicles on fire. protesters and splinter groups ar

rob roth, ktvu fox two news. this sunday voices for change returns for a special edition is we tackle the rise in anti asian. crimes and violence. ktvu is greg lee will speak to leaders of the asian community about what's causing the wave of discrimination and also talk about what's being done to combat it. experts will offer solutions and discuss why they're encouraged to see communities standing in solidarity, rallying for change. voices for change stopped. asian hate. here's this sunday evening at 10 30 right here on ktvu, fox. two. well very weather bit of a drop off in temperatures for today. no more records. no more nineties a few spots right around 80 degrees, but with the cool down, it's still a dry pattern. we're still waiting for the rain fall, so it has been just over two weeks. we've been kind of locked in this dry weather stretch going back to a march 18. so right now we are up to 15 days and we're gonna add a few more days onto this because there's no real sign of a significant breakthrough to bring

ktvu is elissa harrington has that story. this is what visitors can now expect to see weekends at lake merritt road closures along stretches of lakeshore avenue, no parking areas and police enforcing traffic and issuing citations. for some residents. these changes are a breath of fresh air like justin, who win, who hopes fewer cars will create a safer environment for bicyclists. we biked here every single day, so it's great having the closure. it's be a lot more space and allows kids to like. he's a scooter to roller skate and introducing more than space because you know we don't need for we don't need four lanes. i'll make sure almost daily basis. but others call this a classic case of nimbyism, the city of oakland made this decision to crack down after a wave of complaints from residents fed up with garbage noise cars blocking their driveways and large crowds gathering during a pandemic. i understand like the parking and everything, but i hope that the residents don't feel that they have, like they have ownership over the l

we are streaming the trial on ktvu .com and the ktvu news ap. a developing story in the east bay, where police say two people were killed, including a child when another driver suspected of being drunk rear ended their car at high speed. it happened on west leland road in pittsburgh, and it left a scene that officers described as devastating ktvu is amberleigh is there tonight with more on what happened? amber julie were on west leland road, and this is one of the two cars involved in this deadly crash. silver to your a corolla destroyed. the second car is further up the road, police say a total of nine people were involved in this crash. two people died, including a seven year old girl, pittsburgh police say they received the first call about the deadly two car crash at six await monday evening when first responders arrived. they say they found three children ejected from the silver. toyota corolla ages 74 and one upon arrival, they found an absolutely devastate. i've seen two vehicles collided. one of that vehicles had five occupants, two adul

it happens on ktvu dot com and the ktvu mobile app. costco now offering appointments for the single shot. johnson and johnson covid vaccine appointments are available at nearly two dozen costcos across the bay area, including stores in san jose conquered fremont, danville, livermore and gilroy. you don't even need to be a costco member to sign up for an appointment there, available to anyone who meets california's eligibility requirements. san francisco's chinatown campaign or excuse me. san francisco's campaign rather too. accident some of the most vulnerable populations continues in chinatown. it's mobile vaccination unit visited the pinion senior housing center located on pacific street, the gold heirs to vaccinate over 1000 people in chinatown in the next and the idea is if people clinic and the entire department? public health has been trying our best to get the vaccine to everyone way we're trying to increase our capacity and just because you build it, it does not mean they all come. patients have their own reasons, even if they

the news at noon starts now this is ktvu fox. two news that new good afternoon i'm gasia mikaelian mike mibach. the verdict could be handed down in the derrick show vin trial as early as this week. closing arguments are happening right now for the former mini apple. his police officer who is accused of killing george floyd ktvu is james tourists as the story you have now heard the evidence and soon you'll hear the arguments of counsel this morning began with the judge reading instructions to members of the jury. derrick show. vin faces second degree murder, third degree murder and manslaughter charges. a jury must consider all three. the prosecution often referencing floyd yelling, he couldn't breathe over and over. he heard him, but he just didn't listen. he continued to push him down to grind into him to twist his hand for nine minutes and 29 seconds. the burden of proof sits on prosecutors to win a conviction. they must convince the jury beyond a reasonable doubt that show oven intentionally meant to hurt floyd when he placed

tom vacar ktvu fox two news. all right, tom. thank you. let's bring in our chief meteorologist bill martin right now. bill. how bad is it out there? i heard you mentioned a moment ago that there might be a fairly decent chance of getting some rain. yeah, there's a chance of rain, but it's not going to do anything. i've been saying that all week and last time really the last three weeks. i mean, no matter way got five inches in this next storm. we're still hurting because we got we got remember. last year was a deficit significant deficit this year. oh, marin. significant deficit, especially in the reservoirs of northern california, orville and shasta, and so those two combined. there's no way around it. we're gonna have a rough water year s o. the rain is coming, and that's exciting. it'd be great. but again if we get we get a half inch out of this thing, maybe an inch in the hills. it's great, but it's really at this point you guys were buried, and i just use this is a moment to get on the soapbox that this is california. this story let's

from ktvu president biden ordered flashed. the lower four president biden ordered flags to be lowered to half staff, calling it a quote mark of respect for the victims of this senseless acts of violence perpetrated in indianapolis and good afternoon. i'm jana katsuyama infer heather holmes welcome to the fore. and i'm alesatoday we leas of the sick communityshooting i. also releasing some new information about the alleged gunman as they continue combing through the scene of last night's shooting. ktvu jesse gary has been following the investigation today. he joins us now live with the latest information. jesse indiana and federal investigators say their search for a motive behind this violence is still in its infancy. right now nine people dead. four of the dead or members of the sick community there in indiana that is touching a raw nerve here in the bay area, to wake up this morning. and to see a shooting of our community members in america. it's just it's too much sick community activist rina course item, says the pain from

the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. he was laid to rest on what would have been his 19th birthday. hello again. i'm cristina rendon in tonight for julie. and i'm frank somerville. the shooting happened on april 10th at 68th avenue and international b in downtown oakland tonight, amber. it was just gut wrenching. watching that funeral, absolutely heartbreaking. family and friends say they can't believe what happened there in shock, and they want justice. oakland police are asking for help in finding the person who killed the college. you, didn't. it when i saw him laying there in the casket, it just brought tears to my eyes. and i couldn't um, stop crying even though i was officiating on thursday morning, joseph cotten junior officiated over the funeral of the young man he meant toward dimitrius roosevelt fleming davis of oakland, 5 to 600 people attended the service at acs full gospel church where dimitrius sang in the youth choir and attended services regularly with this family. his smile and you wanted you wanted to l

rob roth ktvu fox two news. the parents of kristen smart are suing the father of the man who is charged with killing their daughter. this lawsuit accuses 80 year old ruben flores of hiding the body of the 19 year old after she disappeared 25 years ago. that suit was filed yesterday, one day after ruben flores was released on bail in san luis obispo county. his son paul flores, remains behind bars. he's pleaded not guilt smart afa college party in 1996. when they were both students at cal poly both sides of a sexual assault case against nfl quarterback to shawn watson are now accusing each other of destroying evidence. six of watson's 22 accusers appeared in civil court yesterday for a status conference in houston, texas. the women are accusing the houston, texas quarterback of sexual harassment and assault during massage sessions. watson was not in court. his attorney says that some of the plaintiffs have been destroying altering evidence. their attorney denies that and says watson is destroying evidence watson'

rob roth, ktvu fox two news. just in time for easter, the diligently factory outlet in san leandro is expanding its menu. we understand that the factory changed its name to the gear, adelie ice cream and chocolate factory outlet and is now serving you guessed it hot fudge sundaes and milk shakes. a ribbon cutting ceremony was held this afternoon, right there in san leandro. every time that we attack city need anything when we want to impress anybody, we call it there a galley so we can put that little trolley car in front of other mayors and so forth. estimate sure everyone knows where ghirardelli is made. it's made and family andrew on and that is something we're so proud of it so. for every sunday that sold at this store for the rest of the year. ghirardelli will donate $1 to the boys and girls club of san leandro. the store is open every day hours. there are nine a.m. until eight p.m. monday through saturday and then on sunday, it's open from 10 a.m. eight p.m. and this is now officially on my list of pregnanc

ktvu fox two starts now. tonight many black americans here and across the country are expressing a real sense of hope and relief. after today's verdict, even if it's just fleeting. hello again, everyone i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. the conviction comes nearly one year after the nation watched derek shobha kneel on the neck of george floyd for nine minutes and 29 seconds. and today, the jury delivered the verdict finding show been guilty of second degree and intentional murder, third degree murder and second degree manslaughter. the jury's decision came after 10 hours of deliberation over two days. ktvu jana katsuyama begins our coverage tonight with reaction from george floyd's family and also how long show vin could spend in prison. jenna. frank that is the next battle here. the typical maximum sentence for that second degree murder charge is 40 years, but typically in minnesota. the sentencing guidelines are about half that. as for floyd's family today, after the verdict was announced, t

we're streaming it live on ktvu calm and the ktvu mobile app. well, now it's time to check in with key ktvu meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary. it is sunny where i am, and it feels like things they're warming up for. really chilly morning. yes it feels just like a early spring like day we've been all over the place. fight clubbing hello to you. hello andre. and to all of you out there we started out. mostly cloudy will be partly cloudy to mostly sunny for the afternoon. but it wasn't that long ago. we were breaking records in the eighties and then we felt. low average. it felt a little bit like winter over the weekend. and now here we are finally being met by well, what is a typical spring like day? here's a look at what's going on over sfo started out with the low clouds in the fog around the bay area that is burning off and we will again have mostly sunny skies around the bay area. we're looking at just a modest form of for today. at this hour. some areas are even a little bit cooler than where we were yesterday at this time, santa rosa be

we are streaming it live on ktvu .com and on the ktvu mobile news at all right. the weekend is approaching and the weather is looking pretty good. let's check in with kyle and get your forecast. yeah hi, guys. it is one of those beautiful days. today we had the marine layer. give us a little bit of a break a little bit earlier today, and that's going to be kind of the trend as we go across the next few days with some warming temperatures. the boy, it's just been beautiful. today so far, so take a look outside and you can see the golden gate basking in. some of that sun shines of those clouds were hanging on at the coast, but even the coast now starting to get a little bit better, santa rosa 59 degrees already with lots of sunshine in the north bay 53 in san francisco 57 right now in oakland about 61 livermore, so they're warming up in san jose about 60 degrees so you could see as we take a look at strong cracker to those clouds just kind of pulled away this morning, and that has to do with the setup that's happening here, which is that we've been under the influe

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on ktvu dot com and the ktvu news app. the number of americans applying for unemployment, ben. if it's ros last week, 719,000 people filed for first time claims, which is up by 61,000 in california. claims also rose with more than 105,000 new claims since the pandemic began last march. california unemployment claims have been at about 100,000 for 50 of the last 54 weeks. economists say many employers are still cutting jobs even as more businesses reopen. the labor department releases the monthly. employment report. come tomorrow. if you haven't been outside on this thursday, now is the time but if you're smart, like mark tamayo is you probably want to find some shade this noontime. yeah that's a good point fat guys. you got this little umbrella going on to, uh, to help out with the shade that this afternoon because, yeah. if you're in that direct sunshine, it feels way warmer than it really is. so obviously it is a warm day. most neighborhoods will be in the eighties this afternoon. but still, if you're in the sunshine, it

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i'm azenith smith ktvu fox two news. the u. s has set a record for the number of vaccines given out yesterday, more than four million people got a shot. even so, there are still major concerns about a possible fourth surge. fox news christina coleman tells us which areas are seeing the most new cases. despite a record breaking number of coronavirus vaccinations distributed across the country cases and hospitalizations continued to rise, especially among young people. health experts say contagious variants combined with pandemic fatigue are fueling the latest surge. on the one hand, we have so much reason for optimism and hope. and more americans are being vaccinated and protected from covid-19. on the other hand, cases and emergency room visits are up. michigan is battling the biggest spike in the nation reporting more than 7000 new cases each day. governor gretchen whitmer has promised not to order a state wide lockdown, instead calling on schools to temporarily suspend in person learning and youth sports and asking people to

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amberleigh ktvu. fox two news, bay area weather on this wednesday at noon mark tamayo, right, the very beginning of a pretty dramatic heat up part way. yeah. temperatures gaussian, michael b. it's riding up, especially by the weekend. you'll definitely notice that that change. so yeah, a little bit of a halt in in the warming trend before today, even tomorrow's not too much happening. but by friday and to the weekend, that will be a different story, in fact, that we have prepared it isolate shark to show you graphically what's happening so today fairly warm tomorrow could be a little bit cooler. but then that looks like one of warm up those numbers by friday and into the weekend. here's a satellite still showing you some low clouds and fog your portions of the coastline, mainly from honore bay and points south is becoming closer. we have lots of clear skies this afternoon. we'll check in on some of the current numbers after a cool morning, beginning to recover into the sixties, even fairfield, one of

ktvu tom vacar join snell live. he's in west oakland with more on her visit to a catering company that represents the nation's small business enterprises, tom well, those long workers who came learned something about just how big federal security really can be, but for them, it was the homecoming of a daughter of oakland. ah homecoming of a person who will forever be in the history books. even though adeline street in oakland was closed to traffic for several blocks, a steady stream of on workers came to see the huge motorcade bringing vice president harris on her visit to the red door catering company. it was an entourage complete with staff many levels of law enforcement, medical teams, dignitaries. she came to oakland, her hometown for the first time since the inauguration to discuss the biden administration's vision for small businesses almost definitely come back to her roots than like, get. tow the people and like, just make sure they like she stays touched her roots. that's that's respect. that's much love ri

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henry lee ktvu, fox two news. police could release more information soon in the case of a pittsburgh 16 year old who was shot and killed while sitting in a garage last saturday. investigators say the garage in antioch had been set up as an unlicensed to unlicensed tattoo parlor. say two people went inside one pulled out a gun and started shooting. rashaan sippy on was killed. he was not getting a tattoo, say investigators, police are trying to figure out why he was there. the kids, they've been good kids. we've seen them for years. they know they've not been problem. you know, that's why this probably came from somebody from the outside of them becausey're usually pretty respectful. the victim's mother came to the house was very emotional, according to witnesses. she was confrontational with police and at one point pulled out a gun found the members help detainer and she was booked into county jail officials haven't said. what, if any, charges she's facing an investigation in alameda continues after a man who's st

ktvu box junior's. some people tried to get a glimpse of harris on her first visit back home as vice president come back to her roots, then, like get to the people and like, just make sure they like she states touched her roots. that's that's respect. that's much love right there. i mean, somebody not only been had known they've been this and they work duties, but they still thinking about that people. it shows that if you, you know, put in hard work, and you put your mind to something that you can accomplish anything. a steady stream of onlookers came to see the huge motorcade bringing vice president harris on her visit to red door catering in oakland. it was an entourage complete with staff. many levels of law enforcement, medical teams and dignitaries loving it very glad she's come back home for a quick visit. this is great. i wish i had known sooner i, as my neighbor and white care, said we could have had her in for coffee, and we're just proud of heck do you have the vice president be from here? a

greg lee ktvu fox two news. oakland police chief laurent armstrong was the only law enforcement leader invited to be at the president's announcement today. he called it a great honor, and he says he sees the growing problem of ghost guns in oakland. we've seen crimes committed with these guns, including homicides. these guns are very difficult to track. we have to do something about these guns. and i think the legislative action that you seen taken today will begin that process. the chief also said the state plans to keep working with their federal partners in the a t f to keep illegal guns from coming into california from outside. we've seen straw purchases from other states where people are going to gun shows and purchasing weapons and bringing those weapons back into our community. we want to limit that. and today, i think was a strong message that you know the president is taking a stance and wants to curb this activity and we hope to see less firearms in the city of oakland. the chief also said that investi

ktvu monthly program. voices for change returns this sunday morning at 10 o'clock ktvu is greg lee will talk with experts about the derrick shobin verdict and what it means for public safety in the future. he'll focus on police reform, systemic racism and what real change looks like sense of joy for justice. but there's also. the feeling that this is just one case. this is just one tragedy, but there are so many others that deserve the same amount of justice aziz, george floyd and shopping. we know there is bias in the system we call criminal justice. and we know some of the ways to change that. why are we still having discussions about what we should do? voices for change airs right here on ktvu at 10. o'clock sunday morning, right after a special anniversary edition of fox news sunday still become this new time. one big goal for a lot of people in life is to retire at the age of 65. we're gonna introduce. she kept working well into t nineties, plus change is coming for the weather this weekend. we're gon

or as ktvu, fox two news. the cdc says that more than five million americans have missed their second dose of the visor or moderna covid vaccine. this means nearly 8% of those who received their first dose are not getting their second dose. how experts say this is troubling because that second dose dramatically increases immunity to the coronavirus. if you're fully vaccinated, it is highly unlikely that you're going to be someone who spread to this virus. you're not even likely to be a symptomatically infected. it doesn't mean it's 100, but it is extremely unlikely. people were asked why they skipped that second dose. some said they feared the side effects which can include flu like symptoms, some of those who didn't return for their second dose is also said they think that one dose gives them enough protection. in san francisco, a small group of middle and high school students are back on campus. ktvu sally rasmus joins us live this afternoon an alley exciting day for those students, but even so, some parents

ktvu is, tom vacar explains. there's an all out bulow ah, be on the lookout alert for a whale calf fettered by fishing ropes. it was first noticed 10 days ago off orange county, according to national oceanographic and atmospheric administration primary will disentangle er, peter falcons, and it hasn't been seen since the last report, which is last week. and the expectation is because it's a great well moving north with its mom. it should show up in the bay area sometime soon, fokin says. the 5 to 6 month old calf appears to have a rope or line running through its mouth. and so in this case, in particular is difficult to suckle on the mom. i want it's gotething in this mouth that shouldn't be there, but t far, this whale can be saved if spotted soon, but look be in okay. body condition as it was heading north. it was moving at a good speed and we have a lot of coastline getting close to a caf, accompanied by a massive mom is a very risky proposition. even for the most experienced experts. they are known to defend

tom vacar ktvu fox two news, tom. thank you, the low scholars monte sereno police department has arrested a business owner who they say sexually assaulted some of his customers. the woody say 75 year old ali ashqar, shammy ronnie befriended. female customers by saying he was offering bread making lessons at mama's bakery on santa cruz avenue. authorities say he would then inappropriately touched them against their will. sharma ronnie faces sexual battery charges. the oakland unified school district and its teachers union are officially at an impasse over an agreement to safely reopen all of the district's schools, the teachers union says after months of negotiations, their gods with the district over the teacher workloads preparation time for teaching. both in class and remote learnings and accommodations for child care and leave time for teachers whose families are at high risk of contracting covid-19. now the in past will not impact the district's reopening plans. oakland students started returning for in person lea

ktvu fox two news. coming up on ktvu news at 63 22 elementary schools in san francisco get ready to welcome students back next week. the new safety measures in place and the effort to get middle school and high schools re open plus his restrictions, ease and vaccinations, increase more families or traveling this spring break. gonna be a signal of what's to come this summer. we'll hear from a travel expert about the upcoming trends and later in sports more on the giants exciting home opener plus the defending champion fails to make the cut at the masters sports director market. bania shows us who sits atop the leaderboard after round two. show. come to a close in minneapolis, the medical examiner who ruled george floyd's death a homicide took the witness stand today. dr. andrew baker said that floyd's heart and lungs stopped due to restraint and neck compression by police, a retired forensic pathologists who did not work on the case said she also believes that insufficient oxygen was the cause of floyd's

ktvu dot com and on the ktvu news at still to come at noon. more allegations of sexual assault against the mayor of windsor will have the latest on calls for him to resign, including one from his own family member, plus negotiations on president biden's infrastructure spending package. continue will take a much closer look at the planet. what it might include it's another gorgeous tail across the bay. even warmer weather is on the way. ktvu meteorologist kyla grogan has your full forecast. she's up next. sir. alf windsor. six women have now accused dominic for poli of sexual assault. the town council, the sonoma county board of supervisors, and to north bay congressmen are all calling for the mayor to step down. ktvu sonoma. goss reports. even the mayor's own brother says he should resign. yester hazar hazar sunday evening at the windsor town, green residents held a vigil to support town council member esther lima's after she came forward as the sixth woman to accuse mayor dominic for poli of sexual assault. the women alleged they were drugged

malik savage ktvu fox two news, all right, alex. thank you, california's new covid cases are still hovering at about 2000 day. they have been at that level for more than a month. now 15 deaths were reported statewide. yesterday here in the bay area, 480 new cases were reported and one death was reported in san mateo county. also today, contra costa county announced it has now administered more than one million doses of coronavirus vaccines. officials say 47% of the county is now fully vaccinated. a troubling trend. millions of americans are not receiving their second doses of the covid-19 vaccine, according to the cdc, nearly 8% of the people who have so far received their first dose of either the moderna or fizer vaccines have missed their follow up appointments to receive the second dose. the reasons fear of potential side effects could be one thing. also some people don't think i think rather that one dose is enough. others could be missing the second appointments because of a lack of vaccine doses, and it is important to note th

deborah villalon ktvu, fox two news. oh well, whether today a bit of a drop off in the numbers with those gusty winds as well, the headline this weekend gonna gradually bump up our temperatures and a bit of a warming trend that will carry over into next week as well. nothing major know nineties not much the way of eighties were talking about some sixties and seventies, and that's what we had today is you take a look at the maps right now. a few spots the lower seventies but a lot of neighborhoods in the sixties and steal the fifties for pacifica and in san francisco. so here's the plan. or this weekend cloud cover tomorrow, clearing skies by the afternoon hours, even by mid morning and breezy conditions. once again, we're talking winds around 20 to 30 miles an hour and sunday will still be mild toe warm. here's a satellite over the past few hours showing you some low clouds and fog hanging out right near the immediate coastline. we have a pretty good onshore breeze as well. you could see what kind of a traced in the surf

dot com as well as our ktvu news app. here at home. fremont police and the alameda county sheriff's bomb squad are investigating a bomb scare at a hotel. a suspicious bag was left at the hyatt place hotel on west warren avenue about nine o'clock this morning. police say someone dropped off the backpack and said it was a bomb. the person left the hotel on a skateboard hotel's been evacuated as a precaution. this is the same hotel where a fremont police shot and killed an armed man just yesterday from on. police are investigating that shooting today. it happened just before 6 30 last night outside the high place hotel on west warrant. police say they've been following an armed suspect had been under surveillance by the department's newly formed gun violence reduction team. investigators say two detectives were forced to shoot the man after he pulled out his gun when they tried to arrest it in the hotel parking lot, very concerned that we have individuals out there in our society that one of take on and kill our police offic

rob rock ktvu, fox two news. san francisco firefighters are now preparing for rescues along the coastline is the weather begins to warm up and more people head outside to the beach cruise simulated serpent cliff rescue today along the coast near the cliff house. they used to rescue boat, smaller watercraft and a rescue, sir for firefighters used a rope to repel down the cliff to a simulated victim, while crews in the water rescued a second simulated victim in the waves. the fire department is also reminding and warning beachgoers about the dangers along the sand. cisco coastline. coastline is beautiful, but does have some hazards know that this beach has very strong rip currents that the water is cold that we have sneaker waves, very turbulent surf conditions and the rocks are something you don't need to be home because you could become a victim. just like we saw today. the fire department is also warning people to stay on the trails and off the rugged cliffs. last year, crews carried out more than 200 water rest

henry lee ktvu fox two news. coming up. the bay area will have to wait a little longer for any of their counties to move into the least restrictive yellow tear. we'll have the latest coming up, also had millions of californians could soon be receiving hundreds of dollars in state stimulus money, moron who's getting a payment double. s providers are averaging well over three million shots a day. so far, 264 million doses have been given to eligible us residents with the expansion of eligibility, though this week shortages are being reported in some areas. however the white house says they have more than enough doses heading into the summer. people may have some period of time where they need to wait. we do believe that there is adequate vaccine supply for everybody to get vaccinated. the johnson and johnson vaccine could soon be back in rotation. the cdc advisory committee is scheduled to meet friday to vote on that matter. here in california more than 26 million doses of coronavirus vaccines have now been administered. acco

ktvu swell broth. joining us live now after talking with conservationist about the current health of the bay raw. yeah. chrissy napa helps every day should be earth day and conservationists san frs ay area well. the bay area those who make their livings fighting to protect the base, say it's a lot healthier now than when earth they began in the 19 seventies, but it's still not as clean as it could be. it's not in a great state right now. cold virtual is a field investigator for san francisco bay keeper, a conservation organization that looks for threats to the bay for still having catastrophic pollution events like chevron oil spill ah broken pipeline caused more than 600 gallons of oil the leak into the bay two months ago until we can mitigate all of those effects and more than the bay won't be clean. like so much of the world. the pandemic has affected the bay on one hand, some conservationists say fewer people driving has meant less pollution from cars. but a lot of personal protective equipment suc

ktvu jana katsuyama. frank in japan, there's a tradition of folding 1000 cranes to make a wish now in origami artists here in the bay area is using a new way to combat hate through the power of paper. so we're just going to fold this into the triangle like this. thea art of origami is about transformation, and then this edge will come up. meet the center line look beyond a flat surface and gradually it comes to life in three dimensions. it's really magic. almost magic magic is linda me. harrah's mission as an origami artist and owner of the paper tree store in san francisco, and in the wake of recent anti asian hate, she wanted to transform the hurt. i really wanted people to think about love, because love is what conquers hate, so she posted on her social media sites. call for hearts inspired by an old japanese tradition, the tradition if you have a wish you want to have control you fold 1000 cranes and i said, let's fold 1000 hearts and make that the new thing and what happened next was magical. get all

ktvu, fox two news. the defense at the murder trial of former minneapolis police officer derrick show been rested its case without putting show been on the stand. have you made a decision today whether you intend to testify or whether you intend to invoke your fifth amendment privilege. i will invoke my fifth amendment privilege today. the defense only called one witness today a retired medical examiner who indicated he did not agree with george floyd's autopsy performed by the county medical examiner. closing arguments are set for monday and the judge told the jury they will be sequestered during deliberations. all writing temperatures today about where they were yesterday, a pretty similar day fog cleared at the coast for a time now it's coming back again tonight like yesterday. tomorrow will be a warm up and then saturday and sunday subsequently will warm up with temperatures potentially on sunday into the mid even upper eighties. dare i say a low nineties sunday looks like sweet, pretty darn warm. so

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the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. the family that owns the restaurant is speaking up after their restaurant was vandalized over the weekend. hello again, everyone. i'm frank somerville and i'm julie julie haener. they say they found the broken glass and a note containing a racial slur. ktvu is azenith smith is here and after speaking with the owners. has napa. well, julia, those owners sharing what happened to alert others saying these crimes can happen anywhere. we're told the mayor and the police chief are aware as an investigation is now underway. the window. everything's just shattered right now. on sunday afternoon, co owner charlie tran of laban and sunnyvale discovered his restaurant had been vandalized. the front window smashed. i really thought that delinquent that just came here and just broke our window. he called 911 police told him to look for bullets rock a brick, he found nothing. as he was cleaning up the mess. he found a crumpled up piece of paper with a message when i saw the note on the inside, you