what she's asking for from the neighborhood. plus a woman dragged by a getaway car after a robbery at oakland. she's now on life support will explain what happened and hear how the community is coming together to help. the death toll from the destructive earthquake that hit turkey and syria is growing. now more than 19,000 people are confirmed dead and the window to find more survivors is closing. geologists say california could be due for a similar natural disaster. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto good morning. welcome back gasia mikaelian and good morning. i'm dave clark. thursday february 9th you had the beautiful weather you wanted. you got it. yesterday you were out walking. that's right. paulson to caribou. he's gonna do it again today. warmer today. pretty close. yes no doubt about it here a little cold this morning. not too bad but thirties and forties, palo alto's 35. santa rosa downtown is also 35 livermore at 37. at

cities 48 degrees, there's only a teeny bit of fog. so what we have here is spring fever. that would be elvis girl. happy, dave , elvis and girl happy spring fever. cool to cold morning. lots of sun. nice to warm temperatures sixties low to mid may be a few upper again in the santa clara valley. alright over to south 701 bridge toll plaza somewhere else. we always like to start there at this time just to let people know what they're facing. and that is one of the traditional community here. that's slow from about six in the morning, and it's still very slow now at the toll plaza for about a 15 minute delay no major issues getting onto the bridge. san mateo bridge in dumbarton bridge look good. i always want to check the silicon valley and make sure it's and it is beginning to get a little bit slower here exactly on 85 almost on cue, getting up the highway. 17 will look at that commute and check in with the east bay and just a few minutes but now at 701, let's get right back to the headlines. thank you. where's

the city of san francisco gets ready to install barriers in the mission district to discourage prostitution? a woman who works out there on the streets is giving us her perspective. now neighbors have complained about traffic and other problems. caused by prostitution along cap street, a woman who goes by the name of queen and described yourself as an escort says she's out there to make a living, not cause trouble. i want to say i'm sorry. the women out there because we are sorry because we don't really want to living. look at this situation as luck of support networks in the community. and as societal problem. now the city plans to install those barriers on capp street between 18th and 20 seconds to keep out illegal activity. queen says that will work because the activity will just move to other streets,

groups that are working with survivors say to people who work out there on the streets are often exploited and become victims of human trafficking. if you or someone you know, is a victim of human trafficking, there are resources to help you . that number is right there on your screen for the san francisco bay area. your human trafficking hotline, which is open. 24 hours a day, seven days a week, and it's confidential. the number is 415907. well known baker in oakland, as we're speaking, is fighting for her life. she was seriously hurt by robbers who are getting away in the getaway car. ktvu outpourinf support from the communityhing like this. she's in the hospital right now on life support. we're talking about this woman here. jen angel. she is the owner of angel cakes bakery on the corner of fifth and brush streets frenzy. opening the bakery was

her dream. she had such a hard time keeping it going during the pandemic. and then there was the car crash that ruined the front of the bakery, and it was so important to her to keep it going to keep the jobs for the people that she supported. on monday, angel was in downtown oakland near wells fargo bank. oakland police say someone broke into her car while she was sitting there and grab some items. she got out of the car and tried to get the options back, but the suspects drove off , reportedly dragging her as they got away. she was taken to the hospital with head injuries on life support and um. she's probably not going to make it. friends have been gathering at the bakery confronting and comforting each other. they say angel was more than a baker. she brought people together who needed each other and who could help each other and love each other. unfortunately she hasn't regained consciousness, and it seems pretty unlikely that she

will. she was a baker. she was community gatherer. like i said she also was a political activist. part of what's so special about genders is the way that she had all of these all these threads of her that we're interwoven throughout throughout her life. well. friends have set up a donation website to help her family with medical expenses and to keep that bakery opened. oakland police hope the community will call with tips to help catch the suspects. garcia andre sr. thank you. 705 now the confirmed death toll is more than 19,000 people after that devastating earthquake and large aftershocks in turkey and syria earlier this week, rescue teams are still searching for survivors in the rubble, but the chances of survival are dwindling rapidly still in northern syria, father his daughter and son raul pulled alive from the rubble. there are more problems for the survivors after their homes collapsed. many are gathering around campfires, hoping to get food and water in the bitter cold. we

don't want blankets or clothing, but we have nowhere to shelter nowhere to sleep. some us firefighters are now on the ground in turkey, helping with search and rescue efforts. the team is made of 159 people in 12 rescue dogs that are specially trained to find survivors under the rubble of collapsed buildings. geologists say the earthquake in turkey should serve as a reminder of what could happen here in california . the magnitude 7.8 quake happened along the east anatolian fault the same type of fault as the san andreas, which crosses much of california from the salton sea up to cape mendocino. seismologists say the san andreas is the only fault from the bay area to the mexico border that's capable of generating a magnitude eight earthquake. this earthquake is a poster child for what's going to happen in southern california. this is what we expect to happen along. the southern sent an dress. granted, there are differences between infrastructure and urbanization . turkey versus southern

california but in terms of the energy that's released in the earthquake, this is this is what we're is what we think is going to happen. seismologists say the earthquake in turkey is similar to the 19 oh six san francisco earthquake which hit on the northern end of the san andreas. it's believed to have been a magnitude 7.9 per magnitude earthquake woman in menlo park is also helping the quake survivors. her name is nylon hose. issyk originally from turkey. she's the president of the american turkish association of northern california and she's collecting donations. what's needed or sleeping bags, diapers and baby formula. and her friends back in turkey said the devastation is unimaginable. unfortunately situation is getting worse. um so those few days are the most important time to save lives first because of the weather because of the infrastructure. um and we are not there and we don't know how

well government he's um organized, but i'm sure that everyone is doing the best they can. that northern california group is teaming up with turkish airlines to deliver donations. disney announced plans to cut 7000 jobs with the goal of saving $5.5 billion in costs. ultimately the announcement came in the first earnings report since bob iger returned to his role as ceo. disney reported better than expected earnings for the last quarter and plans a major reorganization moving forward. the company did not say which part of the company will be most affected by the cuts. despite rumors, agra said disney has no plans to sell espn time now. 708 during the night, elon musk, the ceo of twitter, appeared to support a congressional hearing where three former twitter executives were grilled by republicans. elon musk tweeted the woke stassi felt the heat. seemingly referring to yesterday's hearing by the house oversight committee . the former twitter executives were accused of censoring

conservative speech and helping democrats suppressed several new york post stories about hunter biden's laptop leading up to the 2020 presidential election. twitter censorship of a news article that shed light on joe biden involvement in his family's suspicious business deals. i was not aware of and certainly did not engage in any conspiracy or other effort to do anything unethical, improper or unlawful while while i was at twitter, the former twitter executives testified that in 2019, the trump white house asked them to remove a tweet from fashion model chrissy teagan that blasted former president trump. now this morning twitter is operating normally after a problem bloxham users from tweeting or sending direct messages. elon musk, reportedly, he mailed the twitter staff told them to stop working on new programs and fixed the glitch. especially with the super bowl coming this sunday. time now is 709. we do

have slow traffic around the bay area. as you can see some of these pictures i'm about to show you. the bay bridge is slow this morning and we have crowded conditions on the same mateo bridge. if you're driving across the bay, do you know the way to san jose? well, if you're driving on 85 northbound, it is slow coming into san jose. northbound one. traffic is going to be a little bit slow. as you drive up to the 80 80 interchange and 2 80 still looks good into cupertino at 7 10. let's go back to the desk. all right. thank you for the bay area could see a huge spike in the number of ticks ahead the areas where they are much more likely to carry dangerous diseases and super bowl 57 is this weekend san francisco 49ers star christian mccaffrey still upset over the team's tough loss. to the philadelphia eagles . what he has to say about the big game, and if he's favoring one team over the other

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love heading up today, not bad 14 and truckee maybe a little fog up there, but otherwise blue canyon reno look good today and tomorrow. alright but is this going to work? yes, it is. saturday morning. we'll pick up some light snow up in the mountains and maybe some light rain here. alright steve. thank

you now. 7 13 near the ski resorts. emergency dispatch center say they have been flooded with mistaken 911 calls coming from apple watches or iphones and their owners don't know it now. as of september apple watches and iphone 14 or equipped with the technology to detect car crashes and alert 911 dispatchers, but this new software keeps mistake. ng skiers for car crash victims overwhelming the dispatchers. with 911 calls whenever the slopes are open. when people take a tumble or fall, the crash detection feature automatically calls 911 so since december, 1st we have fielded 155. false 911 calls. our dispatch center sent our dispatch center into over, you know, overload because all of a sudden these calls were coming in as skier as ski season ramped up now, apple says it

knows about the fake 911 calls and his made updates to reduce the number of false reports. traffic experts. if you want to ski in lake tahoe this month, don't leave on any of the four fridays of february. navigation software company ways tells sf gate searches for directions to south lake tahoe from the bay area jumped more than 70% on friday, saturday and sunday last month compared to weekdays factor in the fame bluebird days in february. you're probably looking at the busiest month of all to visit tahoe drivers heading up there are urged to go during the week to avoid what will likely be bumper to bumper traffic on fridays. through the mountains and of course sunday night. getting back is also tough. oh, yeah? 7 15 with security at the super bowl. as you know, it's a big deal, and yesterday, a news conference was held to explain the security plans before this sunday's super bowl 57, the department of homeland security, the fbi, the national guard there among the 40 agencies involved in this year's super bowl. so far, no

credible threats have been made , but the officials will be on high alert on the ground and in the sky. f 16 fighter jets and helicopters with the customs and border patrol. they'll be enforcing a strict no drone zone and temporarily banning flights over state farm stadium during the game. we all have to be alert. to a potential threat to make sure that it does not materialize. we have some kind of general aviation aircraft starting to move towards the stadium. we would identify and intercept that aircraft. now the department of homeland security does have trained personnel closely watching for human trafficking. they say that's one of the biggest crimes during major sports events that will also be closely watching for counter bit sporting goods. 49ers stars, trade lands and christian mccaffrey. they're both in arizona for the super bowl festivities. in fact, 49ers teammates flew out on the same flight, mccaffery told the nfl

network. he's still recovering from the painful nfc championship game laws. he only wishes the worst for both the eagles and the kansas city chiefs. i hope both teams lose i to me, it's it doesn't matter. obviously i wish i was. we wish we were playing so bad. that game still hurts and it will for a while. i hear you now, if you plan to watch the game on sunday , you can see super bowl 57 right here with us on ktvu to kick off is at 3 30 with the eagles and the chiefs battling to win the lombardi trophy at 7 17. we have to get you to work and school and the doctor's appointment south castigated watching traffic for us, as he does always. you know what gasia and dave it's going to be moderate out there. i don't see a lot of major incident, which is nice. we're going to start with the richmond bridge. getting over to marine. it looks about as what it typically does, and that's all we ask for it to

be somewhat predictable. you can see traffic is moving along very well. and in the area on 80. we have a little bit of slowing between richmond and berkeley. we had a minor crash near central. we also have some cent between the venetiais still bridge and walnut creek, although it's getting more crowded, unpleasant. phil as you look at the peninsula. we haven't seen a lot going on. and if you're driving over there from the east bay at the bay bridge, it is crowded. one thing i do like those as we've been, we kind of avoided the early morning messes, and now we're kind of in the middle of the routine commute. at 7 18. steve, do you know the way to san jose ? i do. south 8 80 will work usually right? yes. okay how's the traffic on 8 87. it's looking good reason i said that is our friend burt bacharach has passed away. yes dave just told me that just told me that that song is the one that people around here love. but that's you're going that's way before my time. so alright, thank you little bit of an east northeast

breeze. oakland berkeley hills being held up because of that east northeast breeze not strong, but it's there. and after center offshore breeze over to the coast. so spring is in the air. little bit for yesterday and today, wall a wall son nice, too mild to warm. we'll get some mid sixties again . we saw that yesterday thirties for some forties. for others. he's he's probably the warmest lows we've seen on a clear morning than a long time. but boulder creek still 31 socal 39. 36 hollister's san martin 39. santa clara's in their east san jose, cupertino, so there's still plenty of thirties to go around. today is the day you get out and enjoy it. we'll see increasing low clouds and cooler temps tomorrow more of an onshore breeze. and it looks like not today. sunshine and plenty of warm temps here signing for all mild warm tomorrow they will start to cool down and it'll really drop as we go into late friday night into saturday, low is going to skirt right along the coast. cloudy cooler light rain, mainly around san francisco southward san mateo coast skyline. i think

also santa cruz mountains, san jose, santa clara valley. the best opportunity again. this would be saturday morning. not a lot to the north. if any, i think that's overdone to the north, but i don't think it's overdone to the south, and i'm really ramped up some of these totals here. compared about 12 hours ago, so we'll have to keep an eye on that there will be some light snow for the syrup will see this looks like a better deal for central california than it does for us, but models trending a little wetter here for us saturday morning sixties, though they are all about sunshine and warm temps today. clouds cooler friday. maybe some light rain saturday morning and sunday looks alright, but starting to look windy and cooler early next week, you guys steve. thank you, and it's 7 20 health officials are warning people to check their cabinets for any fabulous so multipurpose cleaner and throw it out immediately coming up the dangerous bacteria found in cleaners that had the bottles already removed from store shelves. first it's called one of the single basically biggest seizures of illegal drugs by authorities in that country, which are you wear, the

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made. it's believed the drugs came from south america, some parts of the bay area, seeing a huge spike in the tick population after this winter's intense rain, researchers found a surgeon disease carrying ticks along northern california's coast bay area lime foundation, says 35 to 40% of the ticks in marin, monterey and mendocino county's carry the disease. the foundation recommend staying away from tall grass is not sitting on top of logs where ticks off and live and checking your body close and your pets after coming in from time outdoors time now. 7 24 new details this morning about the deadly police beating of tyree nichols last month in memphis, released documents show the police officer who pulled tyree over never explained why he was being stopped. also we're finding out that one of the officers stood over tyree nichols after he was beaten, took photos of him with his personal phone and then sent the photos to five other people now as many as 13 other memphis

police officers could be disciplined happening today, the man accused of firing blanks inside of a san francisco synagogue is due to make his first court appearance this morning 51 year old dimitri mission is charged with hate crimes, disturbing a religious meeting, making threats and obstructing the exercise of religion, and you see him walk into the schneerson center. it's a synagogue for russian speaking jews in the richmond district. back on february 1st. he chatted with the people inside. then you see him pulling out a gun and firing blanks across the room. then this person starts shooting that wasn't immediately obvious to them. this was a dangerous individual. he finished shooting a few seconds and they're just it was a shock. he knew. i guess that these people wouldn't be able to do anything wouldn't be able to react wouldn't be able to protect themselves against him. other day before, police say mission pulled out a fake

gun at the balboa theater at 37th and balboa, there are still investigating the motive for that incident. happening today attorney general rob bonta and the california highway patrol will announce an hours that they broke up a statewide retail theft ring. officials say a task force arrested several people involved in high profile that's targeting apple stores and trafficking stolen apple products to a number of states. we do expect to learn more at 11 o'clock news conference this morning. the time now is 7 26 of sanders, a police facing a major staffing shortage that shortage of officers affects high priority calls and the response times. working parents often struggle to find affordable childcare and the impact of not having that crucial help for its more than the family itself. still ahead how much it's costing the economy.

it says after chief armstrong was placed on administrative leave and another sexual assault lawsuit this time against massage envy. we're at the allegations happened this time and the reason the alleged

victim says she didn't come forward sooner. from ktvu. fox two news this morning's onto well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome the mornings onto i'm dave clark gasia mikaelian. it's thursday, february 9th. this is the kind of afternoon david steve that you kind of feel bad sitting around the house inside . come 234 o'clock. and you'll be going out sprinting hills again. i will do my trudge in my neighborhood as i always go. that's not me and forties on the temps. it'll be another nice day . yes, whatever you have planned looks good, because changes start tomorrow and again on saturday. we'll see temperatures really take the plunge, but it's sunny side up thirties and forties on your attempts here will start to warm up a little bit here. there is a slight offshore breeze so it won't take long to get back into the mid sixties. spraying fever is in place. no doubt about it. cool to cold morning. lots of sun. nice to warm, maybe a little haze around the edge, but sixties on those temps alright, salles here now. south bay east

bay. richmond bridge. i want to start with the east bay this time, steve and i'll tell you why we have a bunch of slow traffic now on the east shore. not that it's that unusual, but i just want to let you know that now from elsa bronte all the way into elsa rito is mostly slow. we had a couple of issues. but really any day is slow. and then the richmond bridge kind of has a longish backup getting over to the span. and there's some smaller, slow traffic as you head over to san rafael. that's coming becoming the norm. it's no longer unusual. this is a look at the bay bridge toll plaza that is backed up when we come back, we're going to look at contra costa county, which has some slowing on highway four, and 6 80 will detail that and also dive into that silicon valley commute. but now it's 7 31. let's go back to dave. all right, sal. thank you. ktvu is obtained a copy of a confidential report that led to oakland police chief laurent armstrong being based on the ministrations leave. it came from an outside law firm hired

by the city to help oversee police reforms, and that report calls the chiefs version of some events involving officer misconduct. not credible. ktvu. sally rasmus is right outside oakland police headquarters with more details. good morning, ali. good morning, dave. will that act of misconduct you just mentioned has to do with an oakland police sergeant who was behind the wheel in a hit and run crash. he was driving a city owned vehicle when he struck a parked car parked mercedes in san francisco, cost $15,000 in damage, then drove off and never reported it when oakland police departments in internal affairs division found out and looked into it. the report says. they downplayed it and never disciplined the sergeant. now the question was, did chief laurent armstrong know about this? mayor shane tao put him on administrative leave because of the allegations in that report, and the claim that the chief didn't do enough to hold that sergeant accountable now, armstrong claims he didn't have all the information about what happened. his subordinates

didn't share the details with him on that crash. and that it's not customary or even opd policy for the chief to read every page of every internal affairs investigation that 80 page confidential report that ktvu obtained and has reviewed says that that defense by the chief isn't believable. the attorneys who authored the report, right quote chief armstrong's claimed that he was unaware of the facts of the vehicle collision seemed implausible and were inconsistent with the documentary record, which shows he had been involved in the discussions with other commanders about the facts in the case and quote, an attorney representing the chief responded , saying, quote once you ignore the reports baseless speculations and unsupported, unsupported conclusions. the factual story, it tells confirms the chief acted appropriately based on the information presented to him at the time. we don't know how long chief armstrong will remain on administrative leave. oakland mayor shane tao hasn't said if e him, but chief armstrong denies the claims made in the report and says that he should be

reinstated and he says he has the community support as well as the support of the oakland chapter of the they called their supporters to call on the mayor to have him reinstated. live in oakland. ali rasmus ktvu. fox two news. thank you. ali. a new audit finds the san jose police department is not meeting standards for response times to emergency calls. the standard for the highest priority call says the police should arrive in about six minutes in the last fiscal year. the actual time was nearly 7.5 2nd level calls are taking more than double the target time of 11 minutes with an actual response time but nearly 24 minutes the police department blames the slow response times on the high number of calls. the union says the department needs hundreds more officers. and we keep on recruiting more officers. we keep on getting more funding and availability from city council who is fully supporting our continual recruitment efforts that being said. it's very difficult to keep up with that, as we lose folks to retirement and attrition. san jose's former mayor, sam liccardo, had called claims of understaffing a

negotiating tactic. the new mayor, man, mehan has made police department staffing a top issue. he says he wants to find funding to double the number of police officers hired every year . your time now, 7 35 of $50,000 reward now being offered in connection with a deadly shooting last year in san francisco, police say 21 year old soriano carpenter was shot and killed near turkey and buchanan the night of september. 6th. the police authorized a $50,000 reward for information leading to the identification, the arrest and conviction of the suspect responsible for that shooting a new lawsuits being filed in connection with another alleged sexual assault and a massage business on the peninsula. jane epstein and our attorney filed the lawsuit yesterday in san mateo county superior court. she says, a massage therapist at massage envy on howard avenue in burlingame sexually assaulted her in 2017. the lawsuit claims that therapist was also accused of sexual assault four years earlier, her lawyer says massage

envy knew he was a sexual predator who was accused of assaulting another woman in 2013 , but didn't report him to police. if you read the complaint, the factual allegations regarding jane doe by the name of the acronym of db came forward in 2013 and reported justin mckinnon to the owner of the misogyny, burlingame. um, and they did nothing about it. epstein stepped down with ktvu brooks jarocz talked about what she calls a traumatic experience. i walked out of there thinking what did i do? what was i wearing? what did i say? to make him think that that was ok? um and i went home and i curled up and i cried in a ball. and i didn't have anyone, um. i felt very alone. i felt, uh. i kind of ghosted myself a little

bit. i guess you start questioning. did that really happen? you know in am i am i crazy? that day, epstein shares more of her experience in an interview will have for you this sunday on ktvu. we did reach out to massage envy so far. no response. the lawsuit time 7 37 happening today, the chief operating officer of southwest airlines is testifying before the senate commerce committee about the airlines massive amount of flight cancelations over the holidays. andrew waterson remarks will be part of today's hearing focusing on the causes and facts of recent air travel disruptions, including southwest airlines meltdown in december, when the airline canceled thousands of flights affecting more than two million passengers. waterson has said the company's crew scheduling software became overwhelmed doctors. severe weather slammed two of its key airports. southwest says it has since

processed all refunds, returned passenger luggage and completed most requests for reimbursement. oakland residents can now get discounted tickets to the oakland zoo. thanks to voters passing measure why, which authorized an annual $68 parcel tax for the zoo zoo ceo and oakland mayor shen tao welcome the first guests, which included the oakland roots soccer team zoo just reopened last friday after a big single forced it to close for more than a month. oakland residents now get a 25% discount on tickets, but i'll tell you ticket or even better. a family membership is a bargain . i can spend the whole day there okay today, so it's back. it's back. open sunshine today, absolutely to them. all right. time is 7 38. hey, sal, did you fix everything in our commute this morning? dave i answer that question. can i get a shout out for the train at the oakland zoo ? yes yes, you can try to have spent years on that train. okay now i'll answer your question.

and the answer is no, i haven't . but there's hope, dave because we haven't had any big crashes out there. it is backed up. for example, at the bait, bridgers backed up to the mcarthur maze, which is typical. but we haven't had any of those big crashes that sometimes spoil commutes. say mateo bridge, though all of a sudden has become very slow, and we're checking on that crash or in that span right now, because it looks very slow. i promise. you look at contra costa county, and here goes, you can see. traffic on highway four is slow and 6 82 pleasant hill 80 is by far the slowest freeway in west contra costa. it slows and hercules and also bronte on the way down to el cerrito. and as we check in with the silicon valley, where we do have a lot of slow traffic in the typical spot, moving from east to west on one. oh 1 85 northbound to 80, etcetera. getting up toward cupertino. 7 39. let's bring steve in to talk about today's weather. alright, sal. thank you, sir. we'll look at the highs yesterday because they'll be very similar today, but its core leaders hit 71, but a

little closer to my forecast on your hollister's was 68 gilroy 67 degrees sonoma county airport . 66 santa cruz, a beautiful 65 , oakland canfield, napa san carlos. redwood city, vallejo, among others, had 64 degrees a little bit of an east northeast breeze here. i'll say sonoma coast that's offshore, coming through the straight back throun gate. oakland and san francisco east bay back towards the peninsula in san mateo coast off the santa cruz mountains right into santa cruz in capitola, and there it is not strong, but it's their north northeast. mount leader. atlas peak northeast now diablo, north oakland, berkeley hills north northeast that is holding up sometimes, especially around el cerrito. piedmont take a look at those in the second spring is in the air for at least a day or two. teeny bit of fog. i think most of it's about gone the thirties and forties on attempts a lot more forties and we've seen lately and a napa airport. 40 degrees 40 in oakland, 44 hayward, little east

, breeze there, san carlos at 40 s fo 45. still some thirties, though, especially marine county , ross san anselmo, fairfax, nevada sonoma nap in their middletown down to 29 upper lake 30. so still some cold readings to the north. uk at 32 windsor in rohnert park, 34 sebastopol to say so are we today looks good. tomorrow we'll see an increase in low clouds and more of an onshore breeze and cooler temps. but today get out and enjoy while you can, because it's all about sunshine and warm temps lee's for february. that's for sure, sonny for all mild to warm on these temps here mid sixties upper sixties for a few hello is going to drop in some of the forecast models that we used to have ramped up rain totals for saturday morning, so it looks to be cloudy. cooler light rain, mainly san francisco down to santa cruz, san jose. there are some projections that are heavier than this. but as you can see, not much north or east, but san francisco redwood city half moon bay ben loman little bit more. i tend to buy into that there will be some for the sierra snow. i should say early saturday morning if you're going up there better system

looks like for central and southern california, then for us sixties today, though, sunshine old plenty is we like to say, and warm temps that all changes tomorrow and then definitely on saturday. looks like okay on sunday, then windy pattern looks to be developing next week. windy and colder. alright see time is 7 42 1st. it was plant based and ground beef and stakes. now a company has come up with are you ready to plant based fish alternative coming up? we'll show you to you and how it looks like the real thing . alright let's run out to our newsroom to say good morning to andre senior as you're looking ahead to the next couple of hours of mornings on two well, good morning. the countdown to football's biggest night is on a super bowl 57. just four days away. we're live in glendale, arizona, with a look at some of the early festivities leading up to the big game that's coming up on mornings on two and eight. and when you join us on the nine for the first time in more than a decade, the average home in san francisco and along the peninsula is selling for less than its asking price. the

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if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. ready to treat your hiv in a different way? ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. with every-other-month cabenuva, i'm good to go. of bacterial infection, almost five million bottles of fabulous

oh, multipurpose cleaner being recalled. the affected products are sold on amazon and at dollar general, the home depot, walmart and other major retailers around the country between this past december and january. colgate palmolive says the recall bottles are missing a preservative meant to stop bacteria from growing back. bacteria can be inhaled or get in through. your eyes or some broken skin. it could also pose a serious risk of infection with people who have a compromised immune system. well, the plant based salmon would you eat it? we have a look at the company behind this new food. it has all the same health benefits as the real thing is always on the forefront of these that and trend for this year's super bowl ads. yes i found this really interesting look this year for collaborations during those very popular and very expensive super bowl ads, for example, the hollywood reporter says, will

ferrell will be seen in a netflix add escaping from zombies in a general motors car. are and jake from state farm will turn to tiktok. to celebrate arizona state farm stadium. now the move will help these companies save many. of course, this year's super bowl commercials are said to be selling for about $7 million for a 32nd ad as the opening bell ring this morning, disney stock headed higher and it is taking the dow up with it. that's after announcing an aggressive cost cutting plan, which wall street likes, including those 7000 job cuts and a goal to save $5.5 billion as we take a live look, disney is part of the dow jones. it's up more than half of percent. 212 points there the s and p 500 up more than a half of a percent and the nasdaq also gaining about three quarters of a percent still below 12,000. but at 9 11,090 layoffs are continuing to hit the tech industry. just this week, nearly 2000 jobs were cut across several bay area companies taking a look at some of the

most recent announcements, most recently, ebay and zoom laid off big percentages of their staff. other big companies, including salesforce and amazon, have also laid off workers. google twitter and meta have also announced those job cuts. recently we spoke to jim wilcox, an economics professor at uc berkeley's haas school of business, and he points out many tech companies went on a hiring spree during the pandemic, and although the cuts affect thousands of workers, many companies still have far more employees today compared to three years ago. it's not that these companies are doing badly. it's just i think that they perhaps underestimated how many workers would end up going back into the office and as a consequence that tended to make the demand for a lot of tech equipment at home a lot lower than what they bargained for. now wilcox says home construction is also seeing a big drop in workers because of higher mortgage rates, not just those tech companies. he points

out. overall though the unemployment rate is still extremely low of childcare for toddlers is affecting more than just the families. the economy, taxpayers and businesses are also taking financial losses as well. that's according to a new study. the childcare crisis cost the us roughly $122 billion due to lost earnings for working parents. activity for businesses and lost tax revenue. researchers say the industry lost about 80,000 people since the pandemic. and now many americans live in a child care desert. vegetarians who miss fresh salmon now have something to try a plant based salmon that looks, taste cooks and flakes like the real thing. take a look. new school foods created the plant based fish that delivers the same flavors, fats and textures of traditional salmon. what sets the salmon apart from other plant based options is that it can be cooked or eaten cold. can be eaten as

this new school food says it delivers the same level of protein and omega three fatty acids as the real thing. i'll try it and let you know no cooked. that's a look at your dollars and cents. you would thank you like 7 50 here. a woman in alameda is taking valentine's day to a whole new level iv. delay says she's been building a valentine themed art installation in the front yard on santa clara avenue for the past three years, she says she loves how alameda goes all out for christmas and wanted to do something similar for valentine's day. delay calls it the shangri la valentine, southie staff neighbors are encouraged to come by and take photos. this is the firs media sites and was very surprised. quick response. so that's pretty neat. and i love to bring great energy and i've been trying to create different things in neighborhood, but the hearts are my favorites. delay says the valentine's selfie stop is about more than romantic love . it's about spreading good cheer through her neighborhood.

it will be open from 10 am to dusk through late february. alright time is 7 50. we're gonna get you to where you need to go sound knows all about it. how's your commute? look alright dave and gasia. the silicon valley commute has gone very slow almost everywhere, especially if you're in east san jose, or that part of the valley trying to get over to cupertino and people have figured out that 85 is slow to 80 is slow. in fact, i have a live picture of 2 80 just to show you how slow it is. oops it's a little overblown there. but i will. you can see the slow traffic there goes to train. uh but anyway, i digress . let's go back to the map here, and i'll show you that 11 is not a decent alternative, either. driving up to 8 80. let's talk about that east bay commute. we do have slow traffic at the bay bridge. we have avoided any major collisions on bridges, which is nice. it's still closed as it is slow. pardon me slow on the same table bridge as well. 7 51. let's go back to the desk.

alright sal. thank you time now it's happened. 51 it's a technology that's meant to help you if you're in the crash, but some smartwatch features are actually causing more harm than good. coming up in the next hour with some people are doing, triggering false alarm calls to emergency responders. but first he's 94 years old. he's known as the sod father. he's in charge of prepping the field for the super bowl, and this sunday, he'll retire coming up and look back at his career and what it takes to get the field ready for the biggest football game of the

honored because he ran into a burning building and saved the lives of two people he did not know. francisco fire commission honored hosts weigh contreras for his heroic efforts. he was working at a bar in san francisco when he saw a fire start across the street. last month. hosts weigh ran up four flights of stairs to save an elderly couple trapped in that burning building. first he carried down the woman then went back to get her husband out. cadres said he couldn't even see the stairs through all of the smoke. every floor got a little darker. every floor got a little harder. but then at the top of the floors, i remember seeing this lady on her bag. guest room

fare, much like a fish. i mean, that was the sole man. i. i screwed up and i remember being so. afraid that i was letting everybody down that i love. this way, and both of the elderly residents made it out of that burning building safely. francisco fire chief said he was in the right place at the right time. but not everyone would have done what you did. so this is part of the reason you are to be commended, and we are hiring and i'm looking that ceremony honoring jose coast way contreras came with a certificate of appreciation and a job offer and it's very ironic . he always dreamed of being a firefighter. well a group of young fans of the kansas city chiefs have their very own stadium in a neighborhood backyard. russell colburn has a story of how one father added a

fun addition to the excitement of the super bowl. if you build it, they will come. the neighborhood kids that is it really was a bit of a pandemic project. i was just trying to find a way when we were all locked in to make the house a little bit more of a fun place to be katie of sports radio 8 10 and sporting kc play by play this in the backyard, it is overland park home. check out the detail in the end zones in midfield logo, this hallowed ground here. it's about 50 ft. long i can't be trusted when it comes to math, but that basically makes it a 1/6 arrowhead stadium. it's not perfect. i do it by hand. there's no stencils or anything , but i try to make it look as close to the field as i can. it's just kind of something. i have fun with. yeah. bucket. that that's the now viral clip. that's everywhere. you katie throwing a touchdown to his son , ben. the field and play got

the attention of cbs sports, the nfl and espn personalities, but don't worry the corner and coverage on the play. caden got his revenge when fox four news was there tuesday. i want to make sure we get that to go viral for everybody, because caden deserves some love too. he's a great kid. all the kids in the neighborhood are great kids, and they have a lot of fun out here, and that's the goal. some of the kids have been playing here for years, katie says. it brings him joy to see them here active not at home playing video games and i am really happy like anytime i get a text message from one of the kids in the neighborhood, asking if they can come over and play in the backyard. it's like that. that's exactly where they're supposed to be right now is next project, adding gold paint to the end zones just like the chiefs will have in super bowl 57 those three hours sunday, the only time you know there won't be action on this field of dreams. ah yes. great story. time at 7 58. well he is 94 years old, and he's responsible

for prepping the field for the super bowl, and now his career will land this sunday. his name is george toma, but he's also called the sod father. he is prepared. the football fields were every super bowl games since the first one in 1967 back when it was seed out there, and it didn't cost more than $1000. today, it takes about 30. people to get the field ready and it costs $750,000. but this is the new bermuda grass to houma. and it's so good and this field, i believe will be the second best feel we are besides the one in miami, mr toma has received several awards for his good work, he said the best part of the job, the people he worked with every year to help make this super bowl a success. francisco is cracking down on prostitution in the mission district hear from a woman who describes herself as an escort who works in the area what she

is asking from the neighborhood plus a woman dragged by the getaway car during a robbery in oakland is now on life support and the community now coming together to help her 19,000 destin counting from the earthquake in turkey and syria. geologists say california could be due for a similar natural disaster. from ktvu. fox two news. this is mornings on t eight. oclock. welcome to mornings onto i'm andre senior gasia mikaelian. it's thursday, february 9th warmest day of the week. what shall we do with it? steve paulson. i know what you're doing, right? i should be. i will be doing my neighborhood walk around two o'clock as well. we do have lots of sunshine today. you guys it'll be nice out today. tomorrow. big changes start. so get out. if you didn't yesterday. today is the day if you want to get out there and enjoy it because it's under clear skies. we have a spring fever a little hint of that in the air. here. we are looking for a cool to cold morning, but sunny and nice to warm sixties.

on those forecast highs today low to mid may be a few upper again right over to sound now eight o'clock he will begin this south bay somewhere else. actually, i'm going to start with contra costa county because, steve, we have a lot of slowing there, which is not going to surprise anyone. but i want to let you know where it is. starting with highway four and interstate 6 80 from the body shop bridge. it looks good down to about 2 42. then it slows down to the walnut creek interchange. 80 has filled in quite a bit. hercules all the way down to the maze. we had a couple of problems along the way. and this morning at the bay bridge. it's crowded to the maze. it's a 21. let's get back to the headlines. so thank you, as the city of san francisco gets ready to install barriers in the mission district to discourage prostitution, one woman who works as an escort in the area sharing her perspective , neighbors have long complained about traffic and other problems brought on by prostitution along cap street. one woman who goes by the name queen says she is there to make a living not to cause trouble. i want to say i'm sorry. this is from all the women out there because we are

sorry because we don't really want to cause no harm to nobody. we're just out there to make a living. we look at this situation as luck of support networks in the community. and as societal problem. the city plans to put up barriers on capp street between 18th and 22nd to keep out illegal activity, queen says that will just push the activity to other streets. but mayor london retails ktvu. she would support similar measures on nearby streets. if that happens. groups that work with survivors say people who work the streets are often exploited and victims of human trafficking. if you or someone you know, is a victim of human trafficking, there are people who can help, said francisco bay area human trafficking hotline is open. 24 7 confidential the numbers on your screen 41590799 . 82 is your time this morning. a well known oakland baker is fighting for her life after she was seriously injured by robbers fleeing a getaway car. ktvu jana katsuyama has the details, including the outpouring of

support from the community. the doors of angel cakes bakery were open wednesday. the small business that rose from a rundown corner in oakland was the sweet dream of its founder, jen angel. she had such a hard time keeping it going during the pandemic. and then there was the car crash that ruined the front of the bakery, and it was so important to her to keep it going to keep to keep the jobs for the people that she supported wednesday afternoon, friends gathered, bringing love and hugs as angel lay in a hospital across town support and um. she's probably not going to make it. she brought people together who needed each other and who could help each other and love each other. angel was downtown about 12 30 monday afternoon near wells fargo bank . oakland police say someone broke into her car while she was sitting there and grab some items. she got out of her car and tried to get the items back,

but the suspects drove off, reportedly dragging her as they got away. she was taken to the hospital with head injuries. unfortunately she hasn't regained consciousness and it seems pretty unlikely that she will. she was a baker. she was a community gatherer. like i said she also was a political activist. part of what's so special about jenna's is the way that she had all of these. all these threads of her that were interwoven throughout. throughout her life friends. sajjan angel was a baker but also had the ingredients of a loving friend and connector, helping to mix people from different backgrounds and her past as a punk rock writer and political activist into a community shows us that we talked to somebody we don't know. to make new friends jen has really taught me to think about what is that space in between? the black and white and what are the nuances of life and decisions and connections,

friends, her fiance and family now all praying for their angel in oakland, jana katsuyama ktvu , fox two news. friends have set up a go fund me to help with medical expenses and to keep her maker reopen that go fund me page is called love and support. jen angel oakland police hope the community will call with tips to help catch the thieves. time is 805 confirmed death tolls now more than 19,000 people after that devastating earthquake and the major aftershocks in turkey and syria earlier this week, rescue teams are still searching for survivors in the rubble. the chances of survival are dwindling quickly. still in northern syria, father and his daughter and son were all pulled alive from the rubble. there are more problems for the survivors after their homes collapsed there, gathering around campfires, hoping to get food and water amid bitterly cold temperatures. we don't want blankets or clothing, but we have nowhere to shelter nowhere to sleep. some us firefighters

are now on the ground in turkey, helping with search and rescue efforts. the team is made of 159 people in 12 rescue dogs that are specially trained to find survivors beneath the rubble of collapsed buildings. geologists say that earthquake in turkey should serve as a reminder of what could happen here in california. the magnitude 7.8 quake happened along the east anatolian fault the same type of fault as the san andreas, which crosses much of california from the salton sea up to cape mendocino. seismologists say the san andreas is the only fault from the bay area to the mexico border that's capable of generating a magnitude eight earthquake. this earthquake is a poster child for what's going to happen in southern california. this is what we expect to happen along. the southern sent an dress. granted, there are differences between infrastructure and urbanization . turkey versus southern california but in terms of the energy that's released in the earthquake, this is this is what we're is what we think is going to happen. seismologists say the

turkey earthquake is similar to the 19 oh six quake in san francisco, which hit the northern end of the san andreas. it's believed to have been between magnitude 7.7 and 7.9. menlo park is also helping the earthquake survivors. nailon is originally from turkey and is the president of the american turkish association of northern california, which is collecting donations. what's needed are sleeping bags, diapers and baby formula. her friends back in turkey say the devastation is unimaginable. unfortunately situation is getting worse. um so those few days are the most important time to save lives first because of the weather because of the infrastructure, um and we are not there and we don't know how well government he's um organized, but i'm sure that everyone is doing the best they can. the northern california group is teaming up with turkish airlines to deliver donations. disney announced

plans to cut 7000 jobs with the goal of saving $5.5 billion in costs. ultimately the announcement came in the first earnings report since bob iger returned to his role as ceo. disney reported better than expected earnings for the last quarter and plans a major reorganization moving forward. the company did not say which parts of the company would be most affected by the job cuts. despite rumors, iger has said disney has no plans to sell espn. 18 is your time this morning during the night, elon musk's. the ceo of twitter appeared to support a congressional hearing where three former twitter executives were grilled by republicans must tweeted quote the work starts felt the heat, seemingly referring to yesterday's hearing by the house oversight committee, the former twitter executives were accused of censoring conservative speech and helping democrats suppress several new york post stories about 100 biden's laptop leading up to the 2020 presidential election. twitter censorship of a news article that should like on joe biden involvement in his

family's suspicious business deals. i was not aware of, and certainly did not engage in any conspiracy or other effort to do anything unethical, improper or unlawful while while i was at twitter, the former twitter executives testified that in 2019 the trump white house asked them to remove a tweet from fashion model chrissy tegan that blocks blasted former president trump. this morning. twitter is reportedly so called operating normally, after a problem blocked some users from tweeting or sending direct messages. elon musk, reportedly email the twitter staff and told them to stop working on new programs and fixed the glitch, especially with the super bowl coming up this sunday. time now is eight. oh, nine, and we do see that the traffic is going to be busy on some of the bay area bridge crossings, which is to be expected at this time of the morning on the richmond bridge. we do have a bunch of slowing here, and it has been slow in the last little bit. this is crunch time for that bridge, and this is not one of those things

that is coming unexpectedly. now we've had a couple of little things go on, but no major problems on that span. i saw also looking at this commute on 80 westbound. you can see how slow it is between hercules all the way down to the mcarthur maze. highway four is slow and at the bay bridge toll plans. it's backed up to the mates, so we do have some minor things. most of it, though, is the regular commute, which is pretty robust. it's 8 10. let's go back to the desk area could soon see a huge spike in the tick ahead. the areas where they are much more likely to carry harmful diseases. the countdown to football's biggest night is on a super bowl 57 is just four days away. we are taking you live to glendale, arizona for a look at some of the early festivities leading up to the super bowl.

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pretty warm up in blue canyon already 50 degrees reno's 29 some fog and 18. it sounds like talk. i saw 22 excuse me a truck i saw 22 ato. today's good tomorrow is alright. saturday. some snow in the morning. steve thank you near the ski resorts. emergency dispatch center say they've been flooded with mistaken 911 calls coming from

apple watches or iphones without the owner's knowledge. as of september, apple watches and iphone fourteens are equipped with technology to detect car crashes and alert 911 dispatchers. well, the new software keeps mistaking fallen skiers for car crash victims. overwhelming dispatchers with 911 calls whenever the slopes are open. when people take a tumble or fall, the crash detection feature automatically calls 911 so since december, 1st we have fielded 155. uh false 911 calls at our dispatch center . just send our dispatch center into over, you know, overload because all of a sudden these calls were coming in as skier as ski season ramped up. apple says it is aware of the fake 911 calls and has made updates to help reduce the number of false reports. security at the super bowl is a big deal. officials held the news conference yesterday to explain the security plans before this sunday's super bowl 57, the

department of homeland security, the fbi, the national guard to among the 40 agencies involved in this year's super bowl. incredible threat seven made, but officials will be on high alert on the ground and in the sky homeland security has trained personnel closely watching for human trafficking, which they say is one of the biggest crimes during major sports eventsing up here in ari.

the temperature also warming up and there are already thousands of fans were already in to with just days until the kansas city chiefs and the philadelphia eagles face off in super bowl 57 state farm stadium in glendale. arizona is busy preparing for football's biggest night so excited we are super stoked. security measures are in full swing and hotels are near capacity with thousands of people in from around the country. the super bowl experience is something that we love to put on. not everyone can have a super bowl ticket, but it's a it's a fun opportunity to just come out and experience the nfl. this is the six times since 1970 that both teams had the best records at the end of the regular football season. one of those super bowls that you really don't want to miss also expected to be a huge financial boon for the area visit. phoenix estimates the big game will bring in $600 million to the local economy, bigger buzz down here than normal local bars and

restaurants also prepare for the massive influx of fans. some say the best and cheapest seat is right in their own living room. i'm going to be lehman watching it at home so i can avoid all the traffic. and drink from the comfort of my own couch. meanwhile, when it comes to youe football snacks, the cost for a pound of chicken wings is down roughly 20% from this time last year. and some more good news for your super bowl, snacks, steak, shrimp and avocado. so think guacamole. all of those prices are down. bad news. beer is up, 20% i'm personally more of the chips of avocados is dows year. they're on sale here in the bay area. i have some and they are ripening in a brown paper bag on the counter. sonch. and if you plan to tune in on

is at 3 30, with the chiefs eagles battling to win the lombardi trophy. let's see if we can't get you out the door 8 17, we've hit the height of the morning commute cell. where do you want to start? i want to start here in the east bay, gasia and andre because we do have a lot of slowing all over the place. but what we've avoided today. have been a lot of major crashes. i think what we have is the run of the mill slowing that you see if you drive every day we have had some minor crashes. i don't want to sugar coat it for you. but there has been just a bunch of slowing but there is one new crash that we just found out about. and that would be on the same tale bridge westbound on the foster city side just as you get off the bridge and look at the slow traffic. it has started to slow. remember last time i said something doesn't look right. well, just about three minutes ago four minutes ago, they called in that crash, and that all makes sense. now, you may want to think about using the dumbarton bridge is an alternate. 8 18. let's bring steve back in with today's

weather. all right, sal, i'm not going to sugarcoat it. it'll be nice today. there you go. there is an offshore breeze i saw at the golden gate bridge that breeds is coming right across there. that's definitely offshore. so we have lots of sunshine on the weather menu today, and it will be nice and there it is. take your pick. it doesn't matter. i mean, if you're up in sonoma county back over to banega bay, marine county, also san pablo bay, right back through the golden gate bridge. oakland and san francisco hayward right back over to the peninsula and on the san mateo coast, and no doubt about it coming right down the santa cruz mountains in do santa cruz and capitola. not only that the air aloft is pretty warm. 54 sonoma mountain ben lomond mountain 59 warm degrees east wind northeast and the oakland hills at 24 mph. so there it is . spring is in the air for a couple of dad to 30 is a lot of thirties yesterday. i don't think it'll take long to warm

up. we are running 125 degrees warmer than yesterday. at this time was santa rosa leading the way at plus five. that system coming in tomorrow. that will really turn things around what you're seeing right? those are low clouds and they will start to make a marshall get more of a westerly breeze tomorrow, but today's all about good sunshine sunday for all mild to warm sixties mid sixties for many, maybe a few upper sixties. changes start friday with clouds and cooler temps sure looks to me like cloudy cooler, some light rain, especially san francisco, oakland south on saturday morning with some sierra snow i tend to buy into this forecast models have no doubt about it trended a little bit wetter compared to a couple of days ago. not trigger that d gauged. click along there for a few 100 san mateo coast santa cruz mountains. i think the best opportunity. there will be some snow saturday morning in the sierra sixties on attempts and sunny like nice warm today, but tomorrow changes clouds cooler than maybe some light rain saturday morning next week is looking windy and colder. steve. thank you. health officials are

warning people to check their cabinets for any fabulous a multipurpose cleaner and to throw it out immediately if they have some coming up the dangerous bacteria that's found in the cleaners that had the bottles already removed from store shelves. but first it's called one of the single biggest seizures of illegal drugs by authorities in this country, where authorities found a huge shipment of cocaine floating in the ocea

i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines,

which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions, fever, and tiredness. if you switch to cabenuva, attend all treatment appointments. ready to treat your hiv in a different way? ask your doctor about every-other-month cabenuva. every other month, and i'm good to go.

and was found floating in the pacific ocean. new zealand authorities say they discovered 3.5 tons of cocaine heading to australia. officials say smugglers left the drugs at a floating drop point. the cocaine was split into 81 bales. new zealand officials say it's the single largest seizure in the country. cocaine worth to be about $351 million. no arrests have been made. it's believed the drugs were coming from south america. some parts of the bay area, seeing a huge spike in the tiktok opulent asian after this winter's heavy rains, researchers found a surgeon disease carrying ticks along northern california's coastline . barry lime foundation, says 35 to 40% of the ticks in marin, monterey and mendocino county's carry the disease foundation recommends staying away from tall grass is not sitting on top of logs where takes tend to live in checking your body close and pets after you come inside from being outdoors. a 24 now new details this morning about the deadly police meeting of tyree nickels in memphis last month,

nearly released documents show the police officer who pulled nichols over never explained why he was being stopped. also, we're learning that one of the officers stood over nickels after he was beaten, took photos of him with his personal phone and then sent photos to five other people. well now, as many as 13 other memphis officers could be disciplined. several bay area cities are facing lawsuits over their failure to meet state housing requirements . groups of affordable housing advocates, assuming it doesn't bay area cities, including burlingame, palo alto, cupertino , belvedere nevado groups such as, um, be lol, which stands for yes, in my backyard, say their lawsuits are meant to force cities to follow state housing law. they're aiming to force the cities to update the housing plans and in many cases require cities to allow far more new housing units faces severe penalties because it's housing plan may not meet state requirements. california law mandates that cities developed projects to increase housing for all income levels over the next 10 years. the deadline for the bay area was the end of last

tuesday, but the bay area news group reports the state is questioning whether oakland can actually build the 26,000 new homes. the city is proposing open may now miss out on critical state funding. regulators have given five approval to future housing plans for the cities of san francisco, alameda, emeryville and stanley andrew. jose police department facing a major staffing shortage , how the issue is affecting high priority calls and response times. parents often struggled to find affordable, good quality childcare. the impact of not having that crucial help hurts more than the family itself, of course, still ahead, how much it costing he

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ability the embattled oakland police chief of the 80 page document gives new details behind the investigation into what laurent armstrong knew did and didn't do when it comes to an opd sergeants unlawful act. massage envy back in the spotlight facing another sexual assault lawsuit here from a woman who says she was attacked and why she didn't come forward sooner. from ktvu. fox two news . this is mornings on to welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian the end andre senior today. thursday february 9th it is coming up on a 30 right now. beautiful sunrise outside the chicken with steve pasta right now to see how the rest of your thursday is gonna be looking fabulous changes tomorrow. so get out and enjoy it today. we had nice weather yesterday. same will be today just perfectly clear out there. tomorrow, though a lot of

cooler temps are on the way and maybe some rain on saturday morning light rain, but still today is all good to go. and there's a little bit of an easterly breeze. um let's usher in a little spring fever chilly in the morning east breeze. lots of sun nice to warm for february with translates into sixties. san mateo bridge. how did you know? well, i've been doing this for a couple of years. so i watch sometime. you're absolutely right. and there was a crash steve westbound 92 on the foster city side of the bridge and bridge crews are awfully good. they get out there and they move things quickly, especially if there are no injuries just kind of have to untangle some cars sometimes and move them to the side. but and things are improving a little bit, but the damage is done. i'm afraid if you're using that same mateo bridge on westbound 90 to just go ahead and give yourself plenty of extra time. use of dumbarton bridge if you are driving on the bay bridge approach, that's pretty busy so i wouldn't recommend using the bay breeze as an alternative, so

give yourself plenty of time on those two spans. it's 8 30. let's go back to the desk. well, the confidential report obtained by ktvu is calling into question oakland police chief laurent armstrong's credibility. this report was written by an outside law firm hired by the city to audit oakland police reforms. its conclusion led to the chief being placed on leave ktvu sally rasmus is live at police headquarters to detail that report and has the chief's response to the claims ali andre , the authors of that confidential report argued that oakland police chief laurent armstrong knew the details about that incident of police sergeant misconduct and didn't do enough to hold that sergeant accountable. now the incident at the center of all this is a hit and run crash with nopd sergeant behind the wheel that sergeant was driving a city owned vehicle when he hit a mercedes. in the san francisco parking lot. the collision caused $15,000 in damage. the sergeant then drove off and never reported it when police department's internal affairs office found out and

looked into it, the report says. they downplayed that hit and run incident and never disciplined the sergeant. the question was, did chief laurent armstrong know about all this? oakland mayor xiang tao put him on administrative leave for now. armstrong claims he didn't have all the information about what happened with that collision that his internal affairs division never told that he ulty trusted their recommendations on what to do with the that 80 page confidential report that ktvu has obtained and now reviewed say that defense isn't believable. they wrote quote chief armstrong's claim he was unaware of the facts of that vehicle collision seems implausible. and were inconsistent with the documentary record, which shows he had been involved in the discussions with other commanders about that case and quote armstrong's attorney questioned the accuracy of that report in response, saying, quote it misstates and mischaracterizes key statements during a recorded interview with the chief. the report also relies repeatedly on vague, subjective impressions without any factual or evidentiary

support. now we don't know how long chief armstrong will remain on paid administrative leave or whether, if or whether he will be reinstated. oakland's mayor shane tao, has not said any details about what she plans to do on that, but the chief has been pretty strong and adamant in denying some of the claims of that confidential report and that investigation by those outside attorneys, he says he has the community support and the oakland chapter of the pieces. they support him as well. and so they are calling on mayor shane tao to reinstate him as chief of oakland police. live in oakland. ali rasmus ktvu. thank you. a new audit finds the san jose police department is not meeting standards for response times to emergency calls. the standard for the highest priority calls says police should respond in about six minutes in the last fiscal year. the actual time was nearly 7.5. second level calls are now taking more than double the target time of 11 minutes with an actual response. time of nearly 24 minutes. the police

department blames the slow response times on the high number of calls. the union says the department needs hundreds more officers and we keep on recruiting more officers. we keep on getting more funding and availability from city council who is fully supporting our continual recruitment efforts. that being said. it's very difficult to keep up with that, as we lose folks to retirement and attrition. san jose's former mayor, sam liccardo, is called claims of understaffing a negotiating tactic. the new mayor, man, mehan has made. police department staffing a top issue says he wants to find money to fund double the number of police officers that are hired every year. $50,000 reward is being offered in connection with a deadly shooting in san francisco last year. police say. tory otto carpenter was shot and killed in the area of turk and buchanan on september 6th of $50,000 reward is being offered for information leading of the r responsible for the death of a s been fil alleged sexual assault

at a massage business on the peninsula. jane epstein and her attorney filed the lawsuit yesterday in san mateo county superior court, she says a massage therapist massage envy on howard avenue in burlingame sexually assaulted her in 2017. the lawsuit claims that therapist was also accused of sexual assault four years earlier. epstein's lawyer says massage envy knew he was a sexual predator who was accused of assaulting another woman in 2013, but didn't report him to police. if you read the complaint, the factual allegations regarding jane don't by the name of the acronym of db. came forward in 2013 and reported justin mckinnon to the owner of the misogyny, burlingame. um, and they did nothing about it. epstein sat down with ktvu brooks jarocz and talked about what she called a traumatic experience. i walked out of there thinking what did i do? what was i wearing? what did i say? to make him think that

that was ok? um and i went home and i curled up and i cried in a ball. and i didn't have anyone, um. i felt very alone. i felt, uh. i kind of ghosted myself a little bit. i guess you start questioning. did that really happen? you know in am i am i crazy that day epstein shares more of her experience in an interview will have for you this sunday on ktvu. we've reached out to massage envy, but so far no response to the lawsuit. 8 36 is your time this morning new this morning. southwest airlines chief operating officer is testifying before the senate commerce committee about the company's massive flight cancelations over the holidays and is opening statements ceo andrew andrew waterson. said quote. we messed up. we apologize for the company's meltdown in december, the airline canceling thousands of

flights affecting two million passengers, waterson said the company's crew scheduling software became overwhelmed after severe weather slammed two of its key airports. waterson said southwest has taken steps to improve its operating system . and he said the company has processed all refunds, return to passenger baggage and completed most reimbursement requests. fema is now opening to winter storm recovery centers in alameda county officials, including alameda county supervisor nate miley, or in the castro, but gordon castro valley , rather looking at some of the damage from january storms, they went to neighborhoods where a tree crashed down onto a home, miley says homeowners like the one who lost this home can now seek relief from the federal government. that's because the county has been added to the federal major disaster declaration means anyone impacted should file insurance claims before applying for fema assistance. it's fundamental that with private property, people have insurance to try to cover it. and then that we've been declared a major disaster

under fema, we can ask people can also pursue relief through the federal government and the state government as well. and then we'll continue to see what measures we can take in the future to try to be supportive. the two disaster recovery centers will open tomorrow in oakland on court street and 66th avenue and also in dublin at the alameda county public works agency on gleason drive. residents can now get discounted tickets to the oakland zoo. that's thanks to voters passing measure why, which authorized an annual $68 parcel tax for the zoo, the zoo ceo in oakland mayor xiang tao, welcome the first guest, the oakland roots soccer team. zoo reopened last friday after a large sinkhole forced it to close for more than a month. oakland residents can now get a 25% discount on tickets and boy on an afternoon like today, i hope that zoo is packed some good weather that had to the zoo and check out those animals there. alright and you can do that to hear steve paulson with look at the forecast, and that picture behind you tells it all the

picture behind us two. very nice lots of sun out there. just a teeny teeny bit of fog out there. but mainly it's temperatures will be back up to where they were yesterday. if you enjoyed yesterday, you'll like today. hollister's 68 gilroy, 67, santa rosa sonoma county airport, 66. santa cruz was 65 oakland, kent field, napa san carlos, redwood city, vallejo. all 64. there were a bunch of 64. the city was 63 sunny and warm again today for february, but clouds rolling and cooler tomorrow. we'll get more of an onshore breeze instead of an offshore cloudy to mostly cloudy cooler on saturday still looks like some light rain to me, especially san francisco, oakland south in the morning, but today we're good to go, except for a few patches of ground fog. there's a slight easterly breeze all say, take your pick. i mean santa rosa bodega bay right back across san pablo bay, the golden gate bridge. from hayward, oakland, right back over to the peninsula in san mateo coast and right off the santa cruz mountains right down into santa cruz, so that illegal a little spring like in the air if you will, chilly morning some very few patches of

fog. not much, but there's a couple easterly breeze in place wall to wall, son. any fog is on borrowed time. nice too mild to warm forties now for taps a few thirties but a lot more forties here. temperatures are running a little warmer compared to yesterday at this time, 1 to 5 degrees with santa rosa, plus five that system tomorrow that will begin to make it presence felt with a cool down. but today sunny for all mild, warm temperatures upper sixties for a few, especially santa clara valley. down towards watson ville correlated there's going to be a low dropping in here. these are always tricky. and when it's a reindeer, you can't ignore it so cloudy mostly cloudy cooler light rain looks to be about san francisco san mateo coast, down to the santa cruz mountains. san jose santa clara valley. i've seen some other forecast models that have now really ramped up some totals, but we'll use into this . it does look to be more south than anything north and east. there will also be some serious no. on saturday morning. you can see monterey in fresno, though being forecast to have more rain than us. this is more gene generate a little more juice as it goes to central and southern

california sixties, though today all about sunshine and warm temps starts to cool down friday big drop on saturday. next week is looking windy and cold. are you guys steve. thank you. the stress of daily life can be too much sometimes and some people are carrying generational pain on top of what modern day challenges bring on the nine. we're talking with the leading voice in health and wellness about how mindfulness is especially important for black americans. alright, so first, it was plant based ground brief and steaks coming up. a company has come up with a plant based fish. alternative. this week is your chance to try any - subway footlong for free.

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resident pesca terrian cook on that. also you're looking ahead to a new trend for super bowl ads this year. i will try that fish and get back to you. let us know. yes very interesting. they're talking about a lot of collaborations during those very popular and very expensive super bowl ads. for example, the hollywood reporter says will farrell will be seen in a netflix at escaping from zombies , and he's going to get into a general motors car and then jake from state farm will turn to tiktok to celebrate arizona state farm stadium. the move will certainly help these companies save money. this year's super bowl commercials are said to be selling for about $7 million and up for a 32nd ad. as that opening bell rang this morning on wall street, disney stock headed higher it is taking the dow up with it. that is, after announcing an aggressive cost cutting plan, which wall street likes, including those 7000 job cuts and a goal to say $5.5 billion. as we take a live look at the numbers, they have come back quite a bit, though in

the last hour. the dow jones was up about 200 points right off the bat. it's pulled back, it's still up about a quarter of a percent 72 points there the s and p 500 up a quarter of a percent as well and the nasdaq up about the same percentage wise still below 9 23,044 for the nasdaq layoffs continuing to hit the tech industry that's been impacting the nasdaq just this week, nearly 2000 jobs were cut across several bay area companies taking a look at some of the most recent announcements. hey and zoom laid off big percentages of their staff. other big companies, including salesforce and amazon have also laid off workers. google twitter and meta have also announced job cuts recently , and we spoke to jim wilcox and economics professor at uc berkeley's haas school of business. he points out, many tech companies went on a hiring spree during the pandemic. and although the cuts affect thousands of workers, many companies still have far more employees today compared to

three years ago is not that these companies are doing badly . it's just i think that they perhaps underestimated how many workers would end up going back into the office and as a consequence that tended to make the demand for a lot of tech equipment at home a lot lower than what they professor wilcox says. homenstra big drop in workers because of higher mortgage rates. but he points out overall, the unemployment rate is still extremely low. a lack of childcare for toddlers is affecting more than just families, the economy, taxpayers and businesses are also taking financial losses as a result. according to a new study. the lack of childcare has cost the us roughly $122 billion due to lost earnings for working parents, productivity for businesses and lost tax revenue . researchers say the industry lost about 80,000 people since the pandemic, and now many

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shangri la valentine selfie staff. neighbors are encouraged to come by and take photos. this is the first year i put it on a couple of social media sites and was very surprised. quick response. so that's pretty neat . and i love to bring great energy and i've been trying to create different things in neighborhood, but the hearts are my favorites. delay says the valentine's selfie stop is about more than romantic love. it's about spreading good cheer through her neighborhood and beyond. it will be open from 10 am to dusk through late february . idea like that. that is very good, you know, normally see decorations for christmas, and now she's decorating for valentine's day, spreading love with the same neighbors will pick up and do similar things. exactly what was going to say we'll see what happens from there. alright. south castaneda is here. sell final check of the roads. east bay was a big problem earlier as i'm looking at a. i think some people have been avoiding the same mateo bridge. andre and gasia. we had an earlier crash. it was gone quickly. people have crowded to the bay bridge that cemetery bridges still recovering. it's

better than it was. it's moving . at one point, i looked up there, and it was almost at a standstill. as we look at the south bay, everything is slow, and that includes 2 37 and a little bit of that dumbarton bridge once the same mateo bridge guy it really busy people fled to the same mateo. i'm sorry to the dunbarton bridge that's pretty busy heading across to palo alto. it's 8 50. let's talk about today's weather . here's steve. thank you, sir. mainly clear out there might be a pocket or two or some a little bit of fog, but overall, it's already blue skies here from any we have an easterly breeze. and that's going to equal warmer temps again today. so spring is in the air wall to wall son. nice too mild to warm thirties forties, though more forties now san carlos 44 san jose is already 44 brentwood 45. fairfield's in their valleys is 43 except for concord, which is a little unusual. here we are running warmer by 1 to 5 degrees compared to yesterday at this time. today is the day to enjoy if he didn't get out yesterday because changes start tomorrow from that system, but mild to warm today. we had some upper

sixties in the santa clara valley yesterday might see a repeat of that. but that all changes starting tomorrow and then a change on saturday. there's going to be a lower forecast tools that were used of no doubt about it trended a little bit wetter for saturday compared to a couple of days ago won't be a lot cloudy cooler light rain mainly along the coast, san francisco, san mateo , santa cruz coast, san jose santa clara valley. i've seen some projections even more than this, but not much to the north or east, but i think definitely san francisco, oakland south there's watching for saturday morning, and then that system drives southward looks like even more rain, maybe for monterey and central california coast, even out to the to the san joaquin valley. sixties on our attempts today, sunny side up and warm tomorrow we start to cool it down. we'll keep that going saturday. okay on sunday, windy and cold or looks to be in the mixed monday, tuesday, you guys thank you for the first time in more than a decade, the average home in san francisco and along the peninsula selling for less than its asking price, the reason, experts say sellers will start becoming more realistic and reducing their

prices is known as the side father, the man in charge of prepping the field for the super bowl, is retiring after this sunday's game coming up a look back at his illustrious career and what it takes to get that

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and behind by the december earthquake in humboldt county. 91 structures were red, tagged and deemed unsafe to live in more than 300, or yellow, tagged the county's helped about 117 households with temporary shelter. the county is no longer accepting new applications. magnitude 6.4 earthquake struck offshore in december on the 20th , followed by hundreds of much smaller aftershocks. today disaster recovery center set to open for people in cemetery oh county affected by the storms we had earlier in january services will include employment and information about housing options. the center set to

operate daily through february. 22nd it's at the san mateo county event center. 8 55 right down man is being recognized in san francisco for running into a burning building and saving to people he did not know. the san francisco fire commission honored haswell contreras for his heroic actions. he was working at a bar in the city when he saw a fire break out across the street. last month, contreras ran up four flights of stairs to save an elderly couple trapped inside the burning building. he carried the woman down first and went back for her husband and said he couldn't see the steers through all that smoke. every floor got a little darker. every floor got a little harder. at the top of the floors. i remember seeing this lady on her back. guest room fare, much like a fish. i'm gonna die with this old man. i screwed up. and i remember being so. afraid that i was letting everybody down that i loved he and both residents ended up making it out of that building safely. the san francisco fire

chief says he was in the right place at the right time. but not everyone would have done what you did. so this is part of the reason you are to be commended, and we are hiring and i'm looking. the ceremony honoring contreras bravely came with a certificate of appreciation and a job offer. ironically being a firefighter had always been controversies dream ahead of the super bowl. the sunday nfl commissioner roger goodell discussed the big game and address some changes that could be coming next season. we have some techniques that we've seen sort of developed through the season that we want to look at. um there's a couple of that we think have led to injuries that we want to be cautious of and try to see if there's a way to remove those from the game. we still see elevated injuries, particularly concussions on special teams. um we want to make sure that we're doing everything possible, their chairman says the nfl reevaluate its techniques every year to

make the game safer for players. he said the completion, the competition committee will discuss possible changes and vote on them. this march. kansas city where a group of young fans of the kansas city chiefs have their own arrowhead stadium in a neighborhood backyard. one father decided to add to the excitement of super bowl sunday . kansas city sports commentator nick bucket built this mini chief stadium in his backyard. the detail in the end zones, the midfield logos pretty good, he says. neighborhood children have been playing there for years, and it brings him joy to see them having some good old fashioned fun. it's not perfect . i do it by hand. there's no stencils or anything, but i try to make it look as close to the field as i can. it's just kind of something. i have fun with all the kids in the neighborhood are great kids, and they have a lot of fun out here. he says, allowed gold paint to the end zone just like the chiefs will have. and super bowl 57 94 years old and the man responsible for prepping the field for the super bowl will now his career is ending. george toma, also known as the godfather, will be

retiring after sunday's big game . he's prepped the football field for every super bowl since the first one in 1967. back whes , it takes about 30 people to get the field ready and cost about $750,000. but this is the new bermuda grass to houma. and it's so good and this field, i believe will be the second best feel we are besides, the one in miami has received several awards for his work, he says the best part of the job was the people he worked with each year to help make the super bowl of success area organization that trains puppies to serve as guide dogs is making its way across the state more than it doesn't puppies visited the uc santa barbara women's basketball team yesterday during practice. the animals are all with guide dogs for the blind, based out of san rafael organizes say this, adding not only helps the puppies learn new environment smells and sounds. it could also inspire more people in our state to help in the mission of raising guide dogs. my hope is

that horton will become a guide dog for a blind person and become a companion and open up the world for someone who is blind. 16,000 guide dogs have graduated from the school since 1942. it's been close to three weeks since oakland's police chief was placed on administrative leave. now an independent investigation is raising questions about the chiefs credibility. then the san jose police department is under scrutiny this morning over response times for emergency calls the new proposal by the city's mayor for better response time and in oakland woman is on life support after a violent robbery. jen is nothing but a community builder. so everywhere she goes, is bringing people together as an organizer. as a friendly face as a beacon of energy and hope and positivity have the community she helped build is coming together. live from chat london square.