Waterfront parcel of land. Then uber and lyft are defendants in a trial that starts today. Who is the plaintiff taking the Rideshare Companies to court in a battle over driver wages and benefits . From ktvu. Fox two news this is mornings on two. Good morning and welcome back. Im Gasia Mikaelian and good morning im dave clark. Its monday, its may 13th, so gasia is here so we can just move ahead and talk about the weather. Right. If we can see through the fog. That is. So you had fog coming soon as i got into oakland. See what i mean . Roberta . But what i want to know is pam embraces the cooler weather, but gasia, i was thinking you. Not so much. Im a im a livermore girl, so i like it when its warmer. But well get there. Well get there. Gasia likes it hot, so yes, she does. And guess what . No more 90s here in the bay area. Pretty seasonal conditions. And yes, weve got that may gray. Its back in the forecast morning. Overcast skies turning partly sunny along the coast with just hints of
Box two, a neighborhood in the east bay on edge tonight after several shots are fired, including one into a familys home. We want to be safe around. Live in oakland. No one was reportedly hurt, but now Community Members are calling for change. Good evening. Im julie julie haener and im joey hta. That shooting happened at 32nd and hamlin in oakland, just south of the 580. Family members say theyre grateful to be safe after a bullet went right through thr wiow. Just one neighborhood where folks are on edge tonight. And one neighbor who saw people running from the crime scene is calling for an end to the violence. Just behind this bullet pierced window. Is where an oakland man tells ktvu he was lying on the couch sunday when a bullet shot right through the room, also home at the time, his wife and their three year old child are. We need more police around here. Oakland police could be seen investigating the shooting at east 32nd street and hamlin avenue in the tuxedo neighborhood, one blo
Drug dealers found with bank notes contaminated with unusually high levels of drugs are now less likely to get away with their crimes, thanks to new evidence from a team led by the University of Bristol. The research finds that geographical location has absolutely no influence on the distribution of contamination.