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fine moments captured on camera in east bay postal carrier robbed at gunpoint. and tonight the woman, shaken up, too scared to return to work. >> it's been really hard. i mean, it's like i can't sleep, i can't think, i mean, it's like my heart's pounding. tonight, the victims struggling to move forward. >> good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> the robbery happened monday afternoon in a dublin neighborhood. the two men reportedly approached that postal carrier. one was armed. the u.s. postal inspection service says this is among at least six mail carrier robberies here in the bay area since last month. new at ten tonight. ktvu is amber lee joins us now live from dublin after speaking with this latest victim in amber. she's now taking at least a month off of work to try to process what happened. >> that's right julie. she is definitely shaken up but tells

me she's grateful that she wasn't physically harmed. now dublin police and the u.s. postal inspection service are jointly investigating this case and that the robbery was caught on tape. surveillance video shows the female postal carrier putting items into a mailbox in front of a home in dublin monday afternoon around 430, when suddenly a masked man, followed by a second person comes up from behind her. the postal worker, who asked not to be identified, describes being robbed at gunpoint. >> somebody came behind me and boom, just hit me and put a gun to the back of my head and he said, give me your keys. you don't want to die, do you? i go, no, no, no. so i reached in and got my keys, gave him my keys. he goes, where's your phone? you got two minutes. the carrier went to the mail truck to get her phone and handed it to the armed robber while fearing the worst. oh my god, i'm going to die! >> but the two men ran away after taking the keys to mailboxes and the truck along

with her cell phone, she went to a neighbor for help in calling 911. i thought he was going to shoot me when he was done, but i thought, well, i'm thinking in my mind, just stay calm, stay calm, stay calm. >> that's the best thing to do is stay calm. >> she says she did not suffer any physical injuries but is struggling with what happened. she tells me she's getting help from a psychiatrist. i feel anxious and i can't sleep and my heart is like pounding. still, she proudly showed me her uniform. she says she has worked for the us postal service for 33 years. the 63 year old tells me she had planned to retire in about a year and a half. do you think you'll be able to go back to work? >> i want to, i really want to, because i like my job, but i think i will. i love my customers. i like to serve them. >> one neighbor shared surveillance video of a possible suspect vehicle seen driving to and from the scene. it's a blue sedan. the mail carrier tells me

she's grateful for all the support she's received from neighbors and dublin police. the us postal inspection service is offering a reward of up to $150,000 for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. >> julie, mike and amber, you learned that there have been other robberies in the past month of postal workers. have they been in this same area in the east bay or are they happening elsewhere? >> well, the postal official told me there's been one in gilroy and stockton and elsewhere in the bay area. >> all right. that video is just it is terrifying. amber lee reporting live for us tonight in dublin. amber thank you. a man has now been arrested and charged with murder in connection with a deadly shooting in oakland on sunday. 43 year-old justin jenkins is charged in the death of 61 year old michael seymour. police say seymour was inside his vehicle at 12th street and lake merritt boulevard when he was shot. jenkins was arrested the following day and a loaded gun was recovered. district attorney

pamela price said the charges include a gun enhancement. she said. our prosecutors reviewed the evidence in this case and filed the appropriate charges in our pursuit of justice for mr. seymour and his family. i commend the oakland police officers for their swift and thorough investigation and prompt arrest of the alleged shooter. >> new at ten a former tesla employee is speaking out after he fell victim to the company's ongoing layoffs. and just this week, the electric vehicle maker started eliminating thousands of job postings. ktvu is joey horta live tonight from tesla's factory there in fremont, where the former employee once worked. joey >> yeah, mike. we keep hearing about the numbers of people laid off, but tonight we sit down for the first time with someone who is one of the many who actually lost their jobs here without warning. nico murillo is a proud tesla owner, mainly because he's part of the team that built these cars at the tesla factory

in fremont. but on april 15th, his dream job would sound more like a nightmare. >> i was on my way to work and then i got a personal email about, my position had been eliminated. reporter. >> in disbelief, he showed up to work. >> i got my badge. i went to the turnstile, and then, then it didn't work and it turned red, started beeping, and i was like, is this real? >> morillo is just one of the roughly 14,000 tesla employees to be laid off since april. 10% of the company's workforce over the course of five years, murillo would climb the ladder to production supervisor are committed to his career. he'd spend much of 2023 sleeping in the back of his car monday through friday after every shift, showering the facilities all to avoid the daily three hour round trip to his house in the central valley. tesla's latest move, going from more than 3000 worldwide job openings

on its website to just three one tech expert suggests. elon musk, posting his opinions on social media is partly to blame for the company's current slump. >> what elon musk did with x or twitter was not helping. it's turned off some of the people who didn't want to be associated with the brand like that, professor ahmad bonafe explains. >> the popularity of hybrids, competition from china, concerns over battery replacement costs, and the lack of ev chargers across much of the country all contribute to tesla's trouble. plus, the industry as a whole is focused on the next wave in tech. >> i my analogy i played football, it's like things go wrong. the other team may get the ball and then, you know, you just got to work with what you got. >> now, he tells us he did not get any warning about these layoffs coming, but he did get offered severance pay. we did reach out to tesla tonight. they have not responded.

>> mike and joey, now that he's been laid off. i mean, what's murillo's plan? what's next year for him? >> so he's putting his house on the market. he's already done that. he's planning to go back to living in his car again. he says he'd rather invest in the stock market than pay a mortgage again at this point in his life, and we're happy to report he has landed on his feet and he got a new job as a store manager in pleasanton. >> all right, joey horta live tonight in the city of fremont. joey, thank you for that. shares of airbnb declined after hours on a disappointing revenue forecast. the san francisco based vacation rental company saw its stock price drop 7% despite a jump in earnings per share. but projected revenue for the quarter fell below wall street expectations, in part because of unfavorable exchange rates. overall, stocks did finish mixed for the second straight day on wall street, the dow was up more than 172 points. the nasdaq slipped by 29 and the s&p was flat. shares in san francisco based uber dropped nearly 6% after quarterly

results came in below analyst estimates. its rival lifts all shares increased 7% after topping expectations for profit and revenue. >> if they go into rafa, they haven't gone on rafa yet. they go into rafa. i'm not supplying the weapons that have been used historically to deal with rafa, to deal with the cities, to deal with that problem. >> president biden said today he will not supply weapons that israel could use to launch an all out attack on the city of rafah in southern gaza. the president made those comments in an exclusive interview with cnn. this comes as the u.s. has paused a large shipment of bombs to israel, and as israel's military claims to have taken control of the border crossing from rafah into egypt. as the war now in gaza enters its eighth month, tensions remain high on high school and college campuses here nationwide. tonight, we learned that san francisco office of the council on american islamic relations and the arab anti-discrimination committee have filed a federal

civil rights complaint with the department of education. both organizations are urging an immediate investigation into reports of anti-palestinian, anti-arab and islamophobe discrimination within the berkeley unified school district . the complaint alleges several incidents of harassment and hate speech directed at students. >> enough is enough. seven months of families complaint that as they grieve the genocide in gaza, they also feel unsafe in their schools is intolerable. >> we have reached out to the berkeley unified school district for comment but have not heard back. >> anti-semitism also a concern at some schools in berkeley today, berkeley unified superintendent testified before congress answering questions and then defending her district over claims of hostility towards jewish people on campuses. and as ktvu jana katsuyama reports tonight, the superintendent's colleagues held a rally right here in the bay area to support her.

>> a coalition of parents and community members rallied in berkeley wednesday, saying that the berkeley school district overall is an inclusive community. >> i thought she did an incredible job today defending our district and the values we stand for. >> berkeley unified school district has been in the national headlines, and the superintendent, annika ford morthal, was called to testify along with the new york and maryland school officials before the house committee of education and the workforce in washington, d.c, answering accusations of anti-semitism at the schools. since october 7th, the district has had formal complaints alleging anti-semitism arising from nine incidents within our jurisdiction. california republican kevin kiley grilled the superintendent on the federal complaint by the anti-defamation league and brandeis center, reading some of the alleged incidents. >> incidents include students repeatedly hearing anti-semitic comments in classrooms and hallways, such as kill the jews, non-jewish students asking jewish students what their number is referring to, numbers tattooed on jews during the

holocaust, and jewish students being derided for their physical appearance and demonized as evil. >> the superintendent said there have been instances of anti-semitism, but it is not widespread, and that, along with islamophobia and other hate speech, have no place in the schools. >> our babies sometimes say hurtful things. we are mindful that all kids make mistakes. we know that our staff are not immune to missteps either, but can you just tell us in general, has anyone been terminated? in general, i can say to you that i can't speak about personnel matters. >> the superinten dent said accusations of inaction are not true. >> we do not publicly share our actions because student information is private and legally protected under federal and state law. as a result, some believe we do nothing. this is not true. >> parents at the rally in berkeley say they recognize the need to address hate speech of all kinds. i think there's there is, of course, anti-semitism in this country, including in berkeley, i'm sure. >> and there's also anti anti muslim racism and other kinds of hatred. more than 100 people

attended the rally, many with signs saying jewish palestinian solidarity. >> and that is something that the people here tell me they want to model for other communities. so that all children can feel safe. in berkeley, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news and coming up tonight at 1030 as the protests continue on college campuses, one california university has come to an agreement with pro-palestinian demonstrators. >> the new policy at sacramento state, former bay area congressman pete mccloskey, is being remembered tonight as a political maverick. >> mccloskey died today at his home in winters at the age of 96. he served seven terms in congress, representing san mateo county. mccloskey was known as a liberal republican who later switched parties to become a democrat. he may be best remembered as the coauthor of the endangered species act in 1973, and co-founder of earth day. his law partners called him a leader dedicated to helping others. >> he taught us to do the right

thing for the greatest number of people. and that didn't just mean here in our community. he believed in the united states. i mean, that's why we have earth day, because pete and others really believed in saving our planet. i mean, who would have thunk it? >> in 1970, his colleagues also say he was a warm, kind and decent man who believed in the human spirit. mccloskey is survived by his wife, helen, and four children. >> he is a young hockey player with bay area roots, and it looks like he's headed to the shark tank. >> what can we do as a greater community to not just celebrate him, but all be a part of his team? >> coming up after the break, reaction from the 17 year old's father, who has been a longtime trainer with the golden state warriors and got the weather coming up just around the corner. >> it warmed up today. it's going to warm further tomorrow. possible for some low 90s in

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people getting outside to enjoy the warm weather. we saw a lot of people wearing hats and sunglasses and there were ice cream trucks and snow cone trucks on hand to help people cool down with a tasty treat. >> it's the place to go, right? so it's so it's so hot today. so, you need to get get outside of the house and, this is the this is the best place to go get some ice cream. yeah, yeah, get some ice cream for sure. yeah >> a nice spring day across the bay area and more warm weather is on the way. >> nice to see those ice cream trucks. still going around the bay area. yeah. temperatures today. >> we got into the low 80s and then tomorrow goes even maybe mid 80s and maybe a low 90. so it's warming up. >> we haven't had mid or low 90s for no just be the first of the season. >> and i think it's going to happen especially probably tomorrow afternoon in the inland bay valleys. these are temperatures from today julie. and you can see they're they're a little warmer than they were yesterday. and they're going to work their way up another well in some cases 5 to 8 degrees. so we're going to see a warmer day

tomorrow with temperatures similar but warmer as we go into your bay area thursday and take a look at the outside shot. no fog to speak of right now. the fog is fog free along the coast. the winds have been blowing it out and making it difficult for the fog to stick. and with these winds going offshore as they are and the fog gone, temperatures really increasing. thursday is going to be the warmest day of the week. and i think friday is right there too, so won't be hard to see temperatures with these north winds seas, temperatures get into the upper 80s low 90s tomorrow inland low 90s like far inland valleys for us and then on friday continuation of that. and in the central valley, that wind advisory stays in effect through tomorrow morning. and temperatures there will be in the upper 80s, low 90s as well, right through the next 48 hours. >> all right, bill, thank you. and to stay on top of this week's heat, you can download the ktvu fox two weather app. there you can find live radar

and future forecasts. >> a lot of excitement surrounding the san jose sharks, who will have the number one overall pick in the upcoming draft. it is the first time in franchise history they will have that pick, and fans are already gearing up to welcome a top prospect to the shark tank. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters live tonight in downtown san jose, with more about the new player who may be headed to the sharks, lamonica. >> mike macklin celebrini is expected to be the number one pick, and he's no stranger to the bay area. his family lives here and he's already played for the san jose junior sharks. >> last season was tough. you know, for any sharks fan, you know, it's, no one likes losing and all you can hope is that they're building for the future. right at o'flaherty's irish pub in downtown san jose, sharks fans say they're happy to hear the team will have the number one pick in next month's nhl draft. >> that means they'll have the chance to select 17 year old macklin celebrini. the sharks general manager, mike greer says celebrini has the talent and

dedication to play in the national and say, you know, i, i can i can possibly be that kid down the road. he was a junior shark celebrating his family moved to the bay area from vancouver back in 2018. >> his father, rick celebrini, is a former mls soccer player and is now the director of sports medicine and performance for the golden state warriors. >> so to have him in our own backyard, so to speak, and to, you know, mom, to bring him a meal every once in a while and do his laundry would be would be a lot of fun. >> san jose mayor matt marin also posted this video message on social media. >> like many sharks fans, i'm crossing my fingers and hoping that we will be able to welcome back macklin celebrini. san jose sharks junior al-um celebrini a standout player for boston university, also received the 2024 hobey baker award, which recognizes the best amateur hockey player in the country. >> we're able to think about how uplifting it is for this local guy whose dad is working in the

bay area sports, and what can we do as a greater community to not just celebrate him, but all be a part of his team? >> now, this year's draft will be held in las vegas on june 28th and june 29th, so sharks fans can head to vegas and watch the sharks team pick the number one draft pick for the first time. >> mike, i remember when they started at the cow palace in 9192. they've come a long way and what a great story to have this selection. if this young man can be a part of the sharks organization. lamonica, thank you for that. bay fc announced today that tickets go on sale tomorrow for the national women's soccer league and the liga mx summer cup. those tickets are only available with exclusive presale for season ticket holders and other groups. general public sales begin tuesday. bay fc will be hosting two matches in the group stage at san jose's paypal park, facing off against angel city fc on july 26th and then club america on august 2nd. >> new at ten tonight a new

safety campaign is aimed at a dangerous stretch of highway in southern california. the go safely pch campaign is meant to slow down traffic through malibu. officials say 60 people have been killed along the pacific coast highway since 2010. last october, four pepperdine students were killed by a driver accused of speeding more than 100 miles an hour. crews are adding new striping and speed limit signs along the highway as well as lane separators and pedestrian signals. >> tonight, teachers rallying in east contra costa county coming up, the concerns that current salaries are not keeping up with living costs. >> also ahead tonight, elevated levels of carbon dioxide sends two students to the hospital in san jose. how a science experiment may be to blame. also a brazen theft at an east bay car dealership. the h h end ve cl

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patient is a human right. we won't take it anymore. five. six. seven. eight. >> teachers say they need a fair salary that keeps up with the cost of living. so that they can afford to live in the community where they teach. they say they're at an impasse with the district after an offer that included no pay increase and tonight, teachers hoping that the school board will work with them to get a raise. >> we're hoping we're hoping that this is going to make a difference, because we know that our board is really responsive and does care about us. and so we're hoping when they see the impact of it that we'll get some movement and we'll be able to close things out. >> the district superintendent told the brentwood press that the district is in a quote, difficult place financially. he cited mandated expenses such as pensions and declining enrollment following the pandemic. >> nearly a dozen students and teachers at a san jose middle school are recovering tonight

following an accidental exposure to carbon dioxide. >> we were just, like, working and stuff, and then some people started coughing a lot, like really coughing. and then the teacher came and saw what was like trying to see what was happening. and then she started coughing. >> it happened this morning at sunrise middle school, san jose. firefighters responded after reports that eight students and two teachers were having difficulty breathing, as well as itchy eyes and nausea. the fire department says one classroom had elevated levels of co2. the exact source is unknown, but san jose firefighters say students were doing a volcano project with baking powder and vinegar. school officials said in an email. vapors from chemicals in a locked closet may have leaked out, possibly going through the hvac system. >> reaction of vinegar and baking soda. this leads to the production of carbon dioxide. you could probably, you know, breathe in some carbon dioxide

that can displace the oxygen that your body needs. >> two students were hospitalized as a precaution, but they are back home tonight with their families. >> fremont police arrested one of the suspects wanted for stealing two high end porsches. police say they identified 22 year old nova moore as one of the two suspects who drove the vehicles right off a showroom floor on april 4th. this was at the dealership located on crushing parkway. moore was arrested the very next day and attempted to discard a loaded handgun. a search of his residence uncovered several rifles, stolen property, money, and a police radio scanner. moore is now booked on several burglary and firearm charges. >> today, the oakland police department added two more names to its wall of fallen officers. the family of officers tuan lei and officer jordan wingate placed white roses to honor their memories in a ceremony this morning. officer tuan lei was shot and killed in december while responding to a break in at a cannabis store. officer jordan wingate died april 20th.

he had been on life support for years following a crash in 2018 involving his patrol vehicle. >> today we join together to honor their courage and to fill your hearts with our gratitude for the lives they led and know that they will live on not just in your hearts, but in the hearts of every oakland police officer. >> incoming chief floyd mitchell was on hand as the rank and file held the annual police memorial honoring all 55 officers who have paid the ultimate price in service to the city. >> the last ditch effort to stop the name change, to stop the name change, i should say, at oakland's airport. coming up, the letters sent to officials ahead of a big meeting tomorrow. >> plus, it's very difficult for us to stay in business if you know the cost goes up and we don't make money. >> it has been one month since california fast food workers started making a minimum of $20 an hour. tonight, the positive and negative impacts also ahead.

>> president biden heading to the bay area tomorrow for several campaign events. what we know about his visit and giants bats come alive with one of their biggest innings of the season. but could they stay alive in the mile high city? our jason appelbaum will have he highlights

the airport as it prepares to change its name tomorrow. the port of oakland is expected to finalize the name change to san francisco bay oakland international airport. san francisco has sued, saying the name infringes on sfo's trademark that dates back to 1954. city attorney david chiu says he's urging the port to collaborate on a different name to avoid costly litigation.

>> president biden will be traveling to the bay area tomorrow night. he's in town to attend two campaign events on friday. we've learned. one fundraiser will be held at the portola valley home of the co-founder of sun microsystems. the president will then travel to seattle for campaign events this coming weekend. first lady jill biden also due to land in the bay area tomorrow on a separate visit from her husband. the first lady is scheduled to head to a political finance event in kentfield. her office says she will then fly to southern california on friday. >> governor newsom is planning on releasing his revised budget proposal on friday. in sacramento. last month, the governor signed a bill reducing that shortfall by $17 billion. the governor and state lawmakers agreed to a range of spending cuts delayed. spending and cuts to one time expenses, a report from the legislative analyst's office in february forecast a budget shortfall of as much as $73 billion by next year. lawmakers and the governor have until the end of june to pass a

budget for the next fiscal year. >> it has been one month now since california's fast food wage law went into effect, bumping up the minimum wage to $20 an hour. >> in response, many fast food businesses have now raised prices, and as ktvu crystal bailey shows us, some are even cutting employees hours. >> just about everything on the menu has gone up. >> customers are feeling the sting of the minimum wage increase in california. minimum wage for fast food workers went up to $20 an hour on april 1st. a month later, workers are excited to earn more money. >> to me, it is a big impact because as a low wage worker, i was earning 1820. >> pamela mejia says her hours have been cut at mcdonald's, so she has not seen the difference yet. it's happening at a lot of fast food spots, where managers are raising prices and reducing hours before we were not scared to pay like employees working 45, 42, 43 hours. >> now we are really concerned and just getting up to them for 35 hours to the most because

over time would kind of cost us a lot. >> sangeet kumar, the district manager over eight carl's junior's locations, says prices have gone up by about 7. >> it's very difficult for us to stay in business if you know the cost goes up and we don't make money, no business works without making a profit. >> he also says the company is looking into technology like ai to eliminate positions like this. taco bell down the street, which has kiosks instead of cashiers, where customers say they've seen their favorite menu items increase by around $3. it's honestly the same price as eating something healthy, so you might as well just grab something healthy. the consumer price index report says prices at quick service restaurants have jumped nearly 28% from 2019 through last year, and mcdonald's ceo blames the new minimum wage and inflation for declining profits in california. but at mejia's restaurant in the south bay area meeting yesterday, my employer had us

workers in a meeting and he basically told us that we're going to get our hours back, that we should all be back to 40 hours soon, and so i'm very excited to see the difference. >> i feel sorry about the employees, you know, $20, paying $20 an hour. it's good for the employees, but not good for the business. >> right now, economists say it's too soon to tell how things will look in the long term, whether or not prices will continue to rise or cuts will continue to be made. but this is going to affect customers and business owners and of course, workers. and alameda crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news a new california law eliminating junk fee surcharges on restaurant bills set to take effect july 1st. >> this law is designed to make pricing more transparent, but some business owners are frustrated, such as chef david nayfeld of fico, the popular italian restaurant in san francisco. on divisadero, he posted this today criticizing the law, saying we will now need to reevaluate every single

aspect of doing business in our restaurants in california. we spoke with the chef tonight at 730 about why some restaurant owners want to keep these fees over the past two years. >> that surcharge has enabled us to create a 401 k with a 4% match. do profit sharing both of those things that we've contributed over almost half $1 million to, raise wages across the board for people who historically have been left out of the tip pool, black and brown folks, people who have english as a second language. >> the chef said it is unclear how his restaurant will make back that lost revenue, but customers could possibly see it added to the menu. prices >> pro-palestinian protesters are celebrating tonight at sacramento state, saying the university has met their demands . i believe that we will win. >> i believe that demonstrators started camping out at the library's quad more than a week ago, and today university officials say they have changed

their socially responsible investment policy. >> the new policy does not specifically mention israel. it does state that the university's auxiliary investment portfolios must steer clear of corporations that profit from genocide and ethnic cleansing, and activities that violate human rights. >> socially responsible investments shouldn't be specific just to one injustice. this is one of the most notable and horrific injustices happening right now that state's administration did everything right. >> this is what they should have done. >> sac state has extended the deadline for the campus encampment to clear to midnight tonight. when asked if they would leave, protesters today said no comment. student protesters at san francisco state say they are encouraged by that agreement made at sacramento state today. demonstrators. rallied on campus as their pro-palestinian encampment continued as student organizers in san francisco say their encampment will continue

until their demands are met, including divestment from companies that do business with israel. >> coming up tonight at 11, celebrating 40 years of an iconic bishop. the celebration tonight at acts full gospel church in oakland. >> and we are tracking that forecast and includes a warm up, a heat up, if you will, maybe 90 degrees somewhere tomorrow in the bay area. those forecast details coming up. >> but first, a big vote tomorrow will determine future electricity bills across california. the fixed charge up for debate

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exchange for lowering per unit electricity prices. now, supporters of the change say it's going to help lower income households. critics, however, say it won't benefit those who fall outside the formal definition of low income. >> the demand for wine is down across the board, causing some concerns for wineries across the bay area. sales in the industry were down nearly 9% last year. experts say the industry is dealing with a quadruple whammy. too many wineries, too many vineyards, too many grapes and way too much wine on the market. another big challenge the younger generations tend to prefer hard seltzers, hard ciders and other spirits over wine in the wine industry. >> right this second, there's about two thirds that are doing, you know, less than less than zero growth in sales. and then there are about a third that are doing a little bit better. >> experts say these challenges are forcing the wine industry to evolve and figure out ways to

appeal to a new audience. >> two new affordable housing communities in san francisco are celebrating a milestone. mayor london breed joins city and community leaders for the topping out ceremony at sunnydale hope sf today. the two buildings along sunnydale avenue will provide 170 apartments for low income families, including 127 units set aside for sunnydale residents currently living in public housing. amenities will include a health and wellness center and much more. >> community center with the boys and girls club grocery store, all the amenities that any other community has, including child care facility. i mean working with the community. this is how you make magic happen. >> the two buildings are part of a larger project to revitalize the sunnydale velasco housing authority site, replacing 775 aging apartments with new energy efficient homes. construction on both communities set to be completed early next year. >> san francisco's chinatown

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the lineup of events to celebrate asian american pacific islander heritage month, organizers say this is a time to celebrate their heritage, but also to remember the very important roles the community serve. >> ktvu christien kafton has the story. >> some parts of san francisco's chinatown are already buzzing with activity. organizers of this year's asian american pacific islander heritage month activities want to see the whole area come alive with visitors. >> we share the month with many other special occasions such as cinco de mayo, such as jewish american heritage month. but we are here today to talk about our aapi heritage month. >> claudine cheng from the apa heritage foundation says aapi heritage month is a wonderful time to welcome the rest of the world to chinatown and remind everyone that the neighborhood is open for business year round, not just during lunar new year celebrations. >> every saturday, there are

six, five, six, seven events happening right here in chinatown. i think you can basically spend the whole day here and enjoy the programs and in between, get a bite and visit all the small businesses. >> community leaders unveiled events underway each weekend throughout the month, including lion dancing, health fairs and a chinatown cultural festival, which will shut down six blocks of the neighborhood to make way for a parade and celebration in the streets. >> this parade will definitely attract a lot of people to come and to understand our culture, to understand the community. so definitely, we're hoping this event will bring an economic enhancement to a lot of merchants. >> well, aapi heritage month is a time to celebrate. many say the asian and pacific islander communities in the city can't let their guard down. although hate crimes are down from their peak in 2021, many say even at a time when they should be celebrating their heritage, many still feel the need to be vigilant. lily ho from delta chinatown, says aapi violence is an issue for everyone to speak out against, not just the victims communities.

>> the asian american community relies on the support of our allies to say something and do something. when something does happen. n and even if statistics have changed since the peak of anti-asian hate in 2021, they're still there and they still live with us. >> this weekend's festivities get underway friday night, with the return of the night market here in chinatown. dozens of businesses will be participating , and you can expect some big crowds around the area in san francisco, christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> a greening effort is underway to help improve a san jose neighborhood. mayor matt mehan and city council member omar torres were part of a group today who planted 29 trees across the calle willow business district. the mayor says it's part of an effort to reduce the so-called heat island effect. it occurs when pavement buildings and other infrastructure absorb and then re-emit the sun's heat more than natural landscapes. >> the concrete pavement is capable of absorbing as much as

95% of the sun's energy, which is sent back into the surrounding atmosphere, raising temperatures, the so-called heat island effect. this is detrimental to our environment and can be dangerous for our seniors and our kids. >> funding for the new trees is included in the city's budget. also last year, san jose was awarded a $6 million federal grant to plant and maintain trees in urban areas across the city. >> all right. temperatures did warm up nicely today. they're going to warm up nicely again tomorrow. it'll be more noticeable tomorrow. how much warmer they are? i think we'll see. upper 90s or upper 80s. pardon me. maybe a low 90 inland out towards the antioch and those inland. far inland bay area locations. these are some of the highs from today. and they came up a good 5 or 6 degrees 83 in concord or santa rosa, 83 in san rafael, 82, in hayward, nice day, nice day. hay fever issue though, right? if you have it or you notice it and

you're a pollen sufferer, it's coming on. it'll be the next couple of days too. it's just those north winds, warm conditions, a lot of pollens out. even though we had that rain. we're still seeing a lot of high pollen counts, especially in the trees. and the grasses and weeds are right behind. no fog at the coast. the winds are kind of northeast right now. and so with those northeast winds, we're seeing a warm up of the atmosphere because the air, the winds, that kind of get funneled and they sink and they sink and they warm. and that's why tomorrow, thursday should be the warmest day of the week. and then friday dips a little, but not much. friday might be very similar to what we have on thursday, except on friday we're going to notice the fog, return to the coast and that has a modifying effect on the temperatures inland, obviously. right. a little coast, even though it's not getting inland, that fog, the cool breeze will kind of get going. the wind advisory there it is. that's about where it was last night. it was a little more over into the marin county side of things, but they pulled it back. the wind advisory goes away tomorrow morning. winds are pretty mild right now. they're not blowing that hard. i mean, it was really windy earlier, but

they'll get going again late tonight early tomorrow morning. but the current wind speeds are 910 miles an hour. there's a gust of 22 out in the livermore valley, which is less than i would expect for this time of year. this time of night. 65 in napa. right now, 70 in fairfield. do me a nice day tomorrow. here's the fog forecast. it's actually the forecast model, but there's no rain and no clouds. so we'll call it the fog forecast. and here's tonight or tomorrow night little fog comes back. and then friday morning you see it sure to show up. and then it kind of hangs on friday afternoon and into saturday when it cool down again. see how that big push inland. that's a deep marine layer. so there's a little tweak to the north that's going to cool us off on saturday. so the next couple of days thursday, friday, saturday certainly thursday and friday will be the warmest days. and then saturday it'll start to cool and then sunday it'll cool further. it doesn't get cold. it's just going to cool further. it's going to be nice. it's a nice, nice weekend coming up. just not as warm. next 48 hours will be the warmest we've seen all season. most likely as a whole. 88 in antioch, that could easily

be 90 degrees tomorrow. and the five day forecast? there it is with the 90 showing up on friday, maybe tomorrow too. so keep an eye on it for you. i'll be back at 11. >> all right bill, thank you. in oakland high school held a special ceremony for students to announce where they're going to college next year. >> the college. >> they call it declaration day at lighthouse charter high school. more than 50 students walking up to that podium to proudly announce where they will be attending college in the fall. >> i'm going to uc davis. >> all right. yes. and where did you find out? i found out, mid march. all right. and i decided yesterday. >> the school says the ceremony aims to honor the students perseverance and academic achievement against long odds. >> the city of oakland is getting ready for the debut of the oakland ballers baseball team. mayor shengtao shared photos and videos of the progress that the city is making in the area of the team's

ballpark in west oakland. raymond park is getting a major makeover and will be ready in time for the bees first home game on june 4th. the ballers raised $1.6 million to fund this renovation. the city is also repaved roads and upgraded sidewalks in the area. >> coming up, the a's and rangers played two in oakland today. could the a's get that sweep against the defending world series champs? sports jason coming up next. >> then on the 11:00 news, high schoolers could soon have a required class on personal finance. t mov to ♪ we're in the middle of... seizing the date! ♪ in the middle of... trying new things!

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be just what the giants needed to wake up their dormant bats. former stanford and broncos legend john elway, among the faces in the crowd. michael

conforto leads off the second by launching one into the right field bleachers for his sixth home run of the season, and five batters later, it's nick ahmed with the safety squeeze. mike yastrzemski slides home safe under the tag. that was a great headfirst slide by yaz. the giants score six runs in the inning to take a six nothing lead. now seven one. ahmed pops one foul. ryan mcmahon giving chase into foul territory. i got it. nope but his teammate does. elias diaz right there for the assist. but the giants win 8 to 6. they'll try for the sweep tomorrow 1210. first pitch. meantime the a's hosting the defending champion texas rangers for a doubleheader at the coliseum. catcher shea langeliers had a big day. yeah he knows that one was gone the moment it left his bat. two run shot eighth of the year. gives the a's a three nothing lead. langley was three for four career high five rbis. a's win the first game 9 to 4. okay, an

announced crowd announce we say, of 8000 for both games. langoliers homered again, but the a's were down a run in the fourth when nathaniel lowe sends one up the middle. tj mcfarland with the kick, but it goes into the outfield and that allows two runs to come in to score. the rangers win it 12 to 11 as they take three out of four in this series, the new york knicks are two wins away from reaching the eastern conference finals for the first time in more than two decades. old rivals spike lee and reggie miller reunited in the garden for game two versus the pacers jalen brunson this guy is playing great splits. the defense scoop shot plus the foul . he led new york 29 points and late in the fourth though knicks up by six. donte divincenzo catch and shoot three. former warrior dropped in 28. none bigger than that one. brunson and new york win it in front of

a dancing. some mike lee 130 to 121. they take a two games to zero series lead. and how about nikola jokic of the denver nuggets. yeah he's he's joined some pretty select company after being named the nba's most valuable player for the third time in his career. jokic he becomes the first center since kareem abdul-jabbar in the 70s to win three mvps and four seasons. he also joins wilt chamberlain as the only two players in history to finish the season in the top five in scoring, rebounding and assists. you know when you've won it three times, you're you're kind of low key. on the celebration. >> 2024 mvp from the denver nuggets. yeah third. >> there you go. an epic champions league semifinal between powerhouses real madrid and bayern munich. second leg today in madrid bayern up one

nothing in the 88th minute when vinicius junior puts one on net. bayern keeper manuel neuer he doesn't cover it up and joselu puts in the rebound to tie the game and just about three minutes later it is joselu again deflecting in the cross with his knee. and that's the game winner. now bayern appeared to score the equalizer just before the final whistle, but a controversial offside was called and so real wins it 2 to 1, 4 to 3 on aggregate to reach the final for the sixth time in ten years. apparently, this ball player wasn't getting enough attention. we'll show you what what we mean. check this out. college baseball. virginia against george washington. and look behind joe savino there. his team, his teammates trying to take a drink of water. he's just being a knucklehead. you know? that's some screen time, right? he wants some screen time. he can't have joe savino steal the spotlight, so he decides to, take a little sip of

water. >> it's thirsty. yeah he's thirsty. yeah. thank you. next, at 11, it was kind of hurtful because i don't know. >> you've been there for so long and sacrifice all this. >> a disappointed former tesla employee sharing his story. tonight we are hearing from one of the thousands of workers recently laid off in the bay area, the 11:00 news on ktvu. >> fox two starts now. >> tesla is shrinking workforce, impacting thousands of people here in the bay area. hello again everyone. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. >> the company has laid off close to 14,000 workers since last month in just this week, thousands of job openings were eliminated. new tonight ktvu joy huerta spoke to one man who says his job was cut without warning. >> nico murillo is a proud tesla owner, mainly because he's part of the team that built these cars at the tesla factory in fremont. but on april 15th, his dream job would sound more like a nightm