some prosecutors say they believe atne of these attacks could include hate crime charges. holiday matinee sharks game at s a p. center c street vendors serving up the regular for regulars getting hot dog before the game go sharks mixed in with the teal and white blue san jose. police have a visible presence around the arena, especially near vendors on santa clara street more more safe. it's something happened. the police is here. something did happen thursday night when an irate customer hit and then kicked. vendor sol rang congo in the head outside asap. following a concert. he came from behind and hit me two days later. text ho arrested for this bad attack on vendor carlos sanchez near highway 101 and old bayshore highway to leave. are working, doing their deal and i find it abhorrent. i'm disgusted by the

fact that they would attack somebody like that they could be easy targets, analyst and formee hate crime charges because of statements and posting made about the victims immigration status. those are the kind of things that prosecutors can review to see whether this is the type of case that not only was vandalism and assault but should a hate crime enhancement be used? clark and others calling for more security of this vulnerable group of workers ? those who work these cards realizing they could never be more than one transaction away from trouble. people drunk i want to take the dog for free or something like that. witnesses say that was the motive behind the attack on vendor sol rio concho here thursday night. if you have any information about that case, you're asked to call san jose police outside asap center in downtown san jose. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we are following a developing

story of a small plane crash in san jose. the faa says a single engine plane crashed at the reid hillview airport shortly before 1 30 this afternoon. two people were on board the aircraft we are waiting to hear from authorities about whether anyone was hurt. the faa says it is now preparing a preliminary report on the crash. a 14 year old boy remains missing tonight in the south bay gilroy. police say neo no gas seco was last seen at brandel junior high on friday night and left campus before a school dance ended. he was wearing a black hoodie, black pants and shoes. he is described as having brown hair. gray eyes stands around five ft. two inches tall and weighs about £100. anyone who knows where the teen is asked to call the gilroy police department. oakland police investigating a deadly hit and run that killed a 100 year old man. this crash happened around seven o'clock yesterday morning at the intersection of 19th and harrison. when officers arrived , they found a man with severe

head trauma. the victim was a resident of oakland. police say the driver of the vehicle drove off from that scene. officers say that vehicle is described as a tan or white mini cooper. anyone with information about the case is asked to call oakland police historic black church in oakland is now red tagged after a devastating fire three alarm fire the oakland fire department now working with the atf to determine the cause. our crime reporter henry lee has a look now at the church is incredible loss. this was one of the most challenging fires that we've had three alarm fire ripped through first african methodist episcopal church at 37th and telegraph in oakland. flames burned through the ceiling and roof. i'm at a loss for words. i don't even know what to say. bad dream, smith says fame, as it's known, is the oldest black church in the east bay. this church is about the people. it's about the people of this community. it's about the people of the east bay is about the people who love oakland. fame has a strong rich history.

so many hot spots so many void, void spaces. it just kept flaring up. oakland battalion chief frank t. j boy says the fire was reported about 10 45 sunday night for the first hour. firefighters fought the fire aggressively, but they realized they weren't making any headway decided to pull everybody out and go from offensive to a defensive. and just put up our what we call the latter pipes and extinguish it from the outside. on monday, a t f agents joined oakland fire investigators at the scene. the church now red tagged and closed to the public as officials work to determine the cause. this man who didn't want his face shone, so he saw a homeless man at the side of the church, rubbing his hands over a fire he'd set to stay warm. i saw him burning a fire. he had a pit fire right in front of the sidewalk. and it smelled the whole block up. and then our later the church is on fire. nobody no one knew where he found. i'm just saying, i don't believe in coincidences. oakland fire officials tell me they're looking into that theory. but keeping all possibilities open regardless of the cause. the community is

heartbroken. we're all says the neighborhood. ah but the thing is, we need to do something to make sure that this doesn't happen anymore. council member carol fife represents the area. not only i am devastated with the community is as well they feed 300 people a week. from this church. so right now we're just in a position of trying to collect ourselves and prepare for rebuilding the a. t f brought out a specially trained dogs that can sniff out accelerants. no word as to whether they're rating signs of arson, but two key theories have emerged whether a squatter was involved or whether this could be an electrical fire in oakland , henry lee ktvu fox studios. and oakland mayor xiang tao issued a statement on the fire. it says in part, i had the honor of visiting fame oakland earlier on sunday and immediately felt the strong sense of community that has been a hallmark throughout their history. this is absolutely heartbreaking fame . oakland is part of our town and we will do everything we can to help. there is a new call for

former oakland police chief laurent armstrong to get his job back. we want to see this chief brought back. and from here on out, we will continue to press the reinstatement of this chief. city community and clergy leaders from around the bay area where among the supporters of armstrong, who rallied this morning outside city hall in oakland. they say they are concerned and disappointed that mayor xiang tao fired armstrong last week without cause, saying it's unjust, unethical and inexcusable. never seen a chief will be getting support. from so many people from our city even from other cities. so what we need to do one thing. bring him back. him back. armstrong was fired after a federal monitor commissioner report that alleged armstrong and oakland police failed to hold a police sergeant responsible for two alleged cover. ups spokesman for chief

armstrong issued a statement today saying in part what other city in america is standing up for its chief of police like this, mayor xiang tao is a community revolt on her hands. she has let down the community and deprived oakland of a homegrown reform, driven and accomplished police chief. the statement also says chief armstrong's legal team will likely initiate the appeal process this week to address mayor shane towels wrongful and retaliatory decision to terminate him. we have reached out to mayor towel for response , but julie so far we haven't heard back thank you. power has been restored to the 50,000 pg and e customers who lost power more than 24 hours ago. a fire at a substation led to those outages. ktvu is tom baker reports on the root causes and tells us why some businesses are now dealing with unintended consequences. this is east oakland's bancroft avenue between fairfax and vicksburg avenues. for more than an entire day. it has been without power. irma enrique owns and operates

the popular cafe roma right now i start putting everything in the garbage bread. they meet. irma is far from alone, one of thousands of customers and hundreds of businesses still out of power on new monday, seriously affecting their businesses. they mad because they last a lot of customers, especially today, because there's holiday. too bad things are happening here. one the people that rely on these services in the community simply cannot get it. and number two. the people that provide these services are getting zero income i lost over 6 $7000 just two days. and i have a lot of stuff inside the store that's going to go all bad. new for my lashes. grocery store laundromat are dead in the water, even though pg and he advised him power would be on very, very soon, but that came and went, plus at least four other misstatements. then they send us another message at 3 30. and 3. 30

didn't come on. then they said 6 30. and 6. 30 didn't come on, then they send us a message, said 2 25 am and 2 25. no pg need yet another message set on noon monday, but by noon, there was still more than 8500 customers still powerless. pg and e blamed it all on one component in the substation. we were able to safely isolate this component and reroute power to restore customers safely and quickly as possible. so if just one component failed and power was rerouted, why was the power off for more than a day? no answer on that. and we still didn't have no, no pg needs service. tom baker, ktvu fox two news. well. the power outages caused some minor issues at the oakland airport, resulting in these long lines of passengers

and a lot of frustrations. their nine flights were canceled at oakland yesterday and 70 were delayed. the airport says most of the delay stem from security lines being closed. no flights have been canceled at the oakland airport, though today traffic moving once again on interstate 6 80 thanks to the nonstop work by caltrans crews to get the highway open, 12 hours ahead of schedule. all north lanes are open from koopman road in central to sonoma boulevard in pleasant in they were closed since saturday, when construction crews began a repaving project. they were scheduled to finish around five o'clock tomorrow morning, but highway opened up just a couple of hours ago due to the good weather, good weather and quick work by those caltrans workers. there's never a good time to close interstate 6 80, so we tried to do it during a president's day weekend when there's less traffic. so we totally appreciate everyone's understanding and patience, but this is like needed repairs needed work that we need to get done. we can only do with a complete closure. and this was the second of three scheduled

closures. weather permitting. another is scheduled to start friday night and last until monday morning. that closure will take place also on 6 80 between sonoma boulevard and bernal avenue in pleasant in his prices. historic for as long as it takes. historic and announced presidential visit to ukraine coming up president biden doubles down on his support for the country. congressman ro khanna takes part in a delegation to taiwan their message on how to strengthen ties without angering mainland china. and we are tracking some cooler wet. unsettled weather, maybe a thunderstorm, maybe some snow down to 800 ft in the bay area. that would be interesting all week. it's going to be kind of a strange weather impact, so we'll have that when i returned with the forecast, but first well wishes are pouring in for former president jimmy carter. his foundation gives an update on his health while reflecting on his legacy, and here is a

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probably are the worst time to come up here just because it's super busy. everyone comes up. most kids are out of school parents want to take their skid kids to ski school lessons, so it really does depend on that day of the week. and some solutions to the expected crowds include park and ride lots earlier warnings for drivers when resort parking lots are full and more people directing traffic at problem spots. and no be some weather up there. they were worried at first there. that's gonna be the palisades saw actually know some of the guys up there and they were worried about the snow last week. because it was appearing was gonna be so much you know, they might actually have to cancel the world cup, which they do. they just canceled. they don't postpone. if there's you know, they want an icy, slick, giant slot or a giant slalom course. and they don't want a lot of snow on it. so they got a winter storm warning. this system is working in their favor, though, because snow accumulations are not going to be that aggressive for the lake tahoe area. they're going to get a foot or two over the course of this week, but it's going to come in increments, and it's

going to be easy to scrape it off the hill. um and sometimes when i don't have time now, but i'd love to tell you how they make that course up there. it's really interesting they've been working on for like a month, the downhill section and how they groom it and how they compress the air out of the snow. it's really a whole process. wind advisory for us tomorrow that stays in effect through wednesday that wind is driving in a lot of cool air as you know, so we're going to see is widely scattered showers and the potential for wind gas, especially in the afternoon. see the reds right here on tuesday in the afternoon, we could see gusts up to 35 45 miles an hour at sea level, so pretty breezy and there might even be the slight chance for a shower or a thundershower. here comes the system. and that's what tomorrow looks like right through there. you see tuesday into the afternoon, so not a lot of water with this system, not expecting a lot of rain or a ton of snow, but it's gonna be cold. it's gonna feel like february again. temperature's going to drop a good 10 15 degrees tomorrow. we're back here with the full forecast in just a few minutes.

bill. thank you. portions of highway one, are now open along the big sur coast in monterey county. the reopening comes as work continues on storm related mud and rock removal. mudslides last month forced the closure 40 miles of the highway between big sur and the san luis obispo county line. travelers can now drive though about 50 miles south from the monterey and carmel area. messages of support have been pouring in for former president jimmy carter over the weekend, the former president's foundation announced he will spend his remaining days at home with his family in hospice care. fox news. caroline shively reports on how the 39th president and human rights champion is being honored. on this presidents day the public is paying tribute to former president jimmy carter as he receives hospice care at his home in georgia all the way through. it's been a life of service since leaving the white house in 1981 former president jimmy carter has devoted his life to promoting peace initiatives and human rights. the 98 year old doing much of that work through the carter center in atlanta for more than

40 years. the nonprofit is served people around the world by working to eradicate diseases and strengthen public health even in a post presidency. the man did more for the world to profile. what a down to earth person, a person that has beliefs that person can do that , as long as they're passionate about it. on monday, the organization further reflected on its founders. legacy writing quote on president's day and every day we are grateful for the privilege of being part of president carter's ongoing commitment to serving humanity. over the weekend, dozens of people toured the carter center's grounds to pay their respects. others made their way to maranatha baptist church in plains, georgia, carter has spent decades serving the community there. they reflected on what the former president means to his hometown made us a better town. everything he does is with dignity and with honor. and he respects all people 2019 church service. carter told the congregation that he was completely at ease with death.

in washington. caroline shively fox news. some lawmakers joined members of the community in san francisco today to read congresses entire final january . 6th report out loud, the report details what congress uncovered about the riot at the u. s capitol in 2021 writer sought to keep president trump in power by preventing congress from counting the electoral college votes to formalize the victory. president elect joe biden, organizers of today's event at manny's in the mission district say the attack is an important part of history to understand what happened two years ago on january 6th was nothing less than an assault on our government and our democracy, and so we wanted to honor the work of the committee and the work of this place to inform the public. actually read this report so that we can learn about what happened in our nation's capital. readers included state senator scott wiener, supervisor rafael man, delman, sister roma of the sisters of perpetual indulgence , and assemblyman matt haney.

the full reading is expected to take 16 hours. the u. s. supreme court will hear arguments tomorrow in two cases that could affect longstanding legal protections granted to tech companies. section 2 30 of the communications act of 1996 shields online platforms from lawsuits over content posted by their users or decisions to take content down. one of the cases involves a family from southern california, a woman who was killed in an isis attack in paris in 2015. the family accuses google of radicalizing people through videos posted to youtube. federal court ruled in favor of google in the ninth circuit court of appeals narrowly affirmed that decision two years ago. another earthquake rocks turkey and syria, as tens of thousands of survivors are without permanent places to call home. the desperate pleas for more help and police arrest a man accused of killing a well known catholic bishop in southern california tonight, people across the archdiocese mourns hi loss.

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connell. found shot to death inside his own home boxes fill, shuman explains why investigators say they believe the dispute over money may have motivated the suspect. outside bishop o'connell's hacienda heights home amidst the flowers , candles, both relief and gratitude after the news broke

that a suspect has been arrested in his murder supposed it's good that they caught him, said mariano cortez, he has to pay for what he's done. catholic believer in jesus christ, we are called to forgive and to love and love our enemies. bishop david, as he was known, was found in his bedroom by a colleague saturday. apparently been shot to death by his housekeeper's husband, who'd done some work at the house that 65 year old suspect named carlos medina was taken into custody at his home in torrance, where he lives with his wife. at this point, we have no evidence of forced entry. um like a burglary or anything of that nature, county sheriff robert luna says his investigators were lead to the suspect by security camera video of their vehicle at the bishop's house, as well as tips from the public detectives were told by the tipster that they were concerned because medina was acting strange. a rational and made comments about the bishop. owing him money, the

suspect in torrance said, as is often the case they were stunned by the news. luis lopez has been a neighbor for years, your average suspect he looks like your average grandpa. he looked like he wouldn't hurt a fly. but so it had to be personal. auxiliary bishop david o. connell a man of peace taken by violence among those speaking out today, a shaken archbishop jose gomez every day he worked to show compassion to the poor. to the homeless to the immigrant. and to all those living on society's margins. it was a good priest and a good bishop. and a man of peace. coming up on ktvu news at 6 30. a dispute between city agency over barrack agencies rather over barricades and one san francisco neighborhood. they have been put up to deter sex workers, but firefighters have other concerns. and tonight we

are learning more about president biden's unannounced visit to ukraine, the steps taken to conceal the president's whereabouts, and the giants and aides have their first full squad workouts of spring training are joe fonzi has the details a little later in sports?

red tagged after a devastating fire that started around 10 45

last night at the first african methodist episcopal church at 37th and telegraph avenue. no one was injured. a t f agents have joined oakland fire investigators to look into the cause of an update now on the large pg and e power outage in oakland more than 24 hours after 50,000 customers lost electricity, all power has been restored. a fire at a substation led to those outages. pg and e said their repair work took some time. because a component in the substation had to be isolated before they could reroute power to all the customers and san jose police are investigating to violent attacks on street vendors in recent days. on saturday, a suspect was arrested for a bat attack. on a vendor near one on one and old bayshore road. just days earlier video shows a customer hitting and kicking a vendor outside the asap center following a concert there was visible police presence around the arena for the sharks game just today amid heightened concerns from vendors now worried about their own safety. you're watching ktvu fox

two news at 6 30. president biden is on his way back to the u. s after making a surprise visit to ukraine, and this is the first time in modern history in which an american president has gone to a war zone. where u. s troops have not been deployed and as foxes, morgen, mckay explains, president biden is now doubling down on his support for ukraine in the war. air raid sirens ring out in kiev as president joe biden stepped out into the streets with ukrainian president vladimir zelensky in a surprise trip in traveling under a cloak of secrecy, president biden visited the active war zone to show what he called america's unwavering support for the ukrainian people. putin thought ukraine was weak in the west was divided. it's just been playing wrong one year later. the evidence is right here in this room. we stand here together, biden pledged an additional $500 million in aid to support ukraine on top of the

more than $50 billion. the u. s has already provided the country. this unprecedented trip is seen as an act of defiance against russian president vladimir putin, who invaded the country almost one year ago. many thought it would take only days for the russian military to overrun kiev. yet now, one year later, the city is still standing strong but locked in a fight for its survival. biden warned that the war is far from over that they will be very difficult days and weeks and years ahead. but russia's aim was the wipe ukraine off the map. putin's war conquest is failing. the russians were notified that biden would be traveling to keep a few hours before his departure for deconfliction purposes, according to national security advisor jake sullivan. there have been reports that china may be on the brink of providing russia with weapons in this war . in response, biden says he will be announcing this week additional sanctions against

elites and companies that are trying to evade or backfill russia's war machine. freedom is priceless. it's worth fighting for. as long as it takes. and that's how long we're going to be with you, mr president for as long as it takes. the president's visit, took a lot of planning and required the president to slip out of the white house in the dead of night and without the protection of the us military. president biden spent the 20 hour trip on a modified boeing 7 57 normally used for domestic trips to smaller airports. the plane made a refueling stop in germany before landing in eastern poland. the president then took a 10 hour long night train into kiev. news of the president's visit only became public when people in kiev began posting about it on social media, and in the last hour at five, i did speak with a retired lieutenant colonel, how can for about the strategy behind president surprise visit, he called it a knock on russian president

vladimir putin. it also is isolating russia on the international stage and indirectly sending a message to china. china. has reportedly been thinking about sending lethal aid to russia using terms like crimes against humanity with russia might deter china for making that step crossing that rubicon if you will. lieutenant colonel kemper said china does not want to face the sort of crippling sanctions that russia is under but wants to stay a crucial part of the global economy. police in the sacramento area are investigating hateful vandalism at the ukrainian american house nonprofit organization over the weekend. shortly before four am yesterday, a vandals spray painted a large swastika over the group's ukrainian flag at their offices. the ukrainian houses a group focused on forming business and community networks between ukraine and the u. s. surveillance cameras captured images of the suspect, but his face is covered the head or of the organization, says

that a man on the way to church with his son, the vandalism and quickly painted over the damage. i was impressed because people just take action and when to stores and fix it even before we came here. glad scott says keeping the flag up instead of taking it down, sends a powerful message of unity. no one has been arrested in the case, but the group is asking anyone with information to contact police congressman ro khanna is among the delegation of u. s lawmakers in taiwan meeting with government and business leaders today. the delegation did hold talks with the founder of taiwan semiconductor manufacturing company, a world leader in the industry. lawmakers are also expected to meet with taiwan's president. this trip comes as us china relations remain tense over the chinese spy balloon and also comes amid high tensions between taiwan and china over the sovereignty of the island nation. another strong earthquake struck turkey and syria today, two weeks after that magnitude 7.8 magnitude

quake that devastated the region . a turkish agency says the 6.4 quake was felt as far away as israel. and egypt. at least three people were killed, more than 200. others were injured. turkey's president met with rescue teams today who search for people trapped in the rubble of today's quake. there have been more than 6000 recorded aftershocks since the quake february 6th that killed more than 45,000 people in syria and turkey and if you would like to donate to the earthquake relief efforts, we have put a q r code right on the screen. it will direct you to our website where you can find ways to help out local and national groups that are offering relief to the victims, more concerns about sex workers and one san francisco neighborhood why firefighters are not too pleased with the barricades put up on the street also had a sign of the times indications that home buyers are finding success buying barrier homes under asking prices.

on cap street in the mission district in an attempt to deter sex work from taking place there . now the firefighters union is raising concerns as ktvu christian captain reports. those firefighters are worried that those barricades could affect their response to an emergency. cement barricades now block through traffic on san francisco's cap street, the latest effort to curb the sex

trade that has plagued that street neighbors say those engaged in the sex trade simply moved or drove over temporary barriers like these. that's what's happened. they've they moved him and they they run them over. actually san francisco's firefighters union has posted a threat to social media reading, in part, quote, selfish decisions that put others at risk can have dire consequences . we had a large fire with rescues on the 300 block of cap if you were trapped in a building, how long would you like to wait? neighbors like chaz? i can say the cement barriers are an imperfect solution to what so far has been an intractable problem. i really hate the fire department has to deal with this kind of, but it's kind of like a weird catch 22 that things need to happen to make things better. san francisco's fire department has issued a statement in response to the concerns, reading quote, city departments and community groups are working together to address the issues raised on capp street that meet the needs and address the issues presented

by all sides supervisor hillary ronen, in whose district cap street runs has responded on social media, saying how seriously she takes the dangerous situations raised by the sex workers on capp street. and that she is quote, hoping to work together and address these threats to safety. her office says she is committed to finding a workable and safe solution are number one, um, goal here is public safety and to make sure that everybody involved is safe , including the neighbors, the workers themselves and you know, we just we really want to make sure that the sex trade gets off cap street, a residential neighborhood. we have reached out to the firefighters union to try to get further clarification on their social media posts. so far, we have not heard back. meanwhile we understand that the supervisor for the district hillary ronen to san francisco fire department, san francisco police department, the mayor's office and stakeholders from the neighborhood are all set to meet tuesday to discuss proposed solutions to try to resolve this issue. safely. in san francisco . christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. and we are tracking that

weather. we've got some unsettled weather cooler weather coming our way. some rain showers possible even snow on some peaks. alright, let's get right over to heather holmes and a closer look at some of the stories we're working on for the seven o'clock news on ktvu plus heather up tonight that highly contagious virus called norovirus is on the rise. we're going to talk with the bay area infectious disease specialist about why and how to avoid getting it plus new details in the rust shooting case involving alec baldwin. we'll tell you about the changes made to the charges and what they mean for his sentence. if he is found guilty those stories and a lot more coming up live in just a few minutes on the seven around , ktvu. plus heather will see you, then thank you. but first, it's been more than two weeks since the trained enrollment and toxic disaster in ohio the concerns that ecological problems could linger for some time.

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confidence. and right now, people don't know if they can drink the water. they don't know if they're going to be exposed to all this long term damage. over the weekend, federal aid began arriving to ease some of those worries, scientists and toxicology experts with the cdc , fema and the health and human services began testing the area . on tuesday, the state will open a medical clinic to evaluate residents who say they are still feeling sick. i wanted people to definitely would take the use of this clinics. um, we need to get some data. together so we can have data driven research railway operator norfolk southern has promised to fully support the community has cleanup efforts continue promise. transportation secretary pete buttigieg's warned, must be kept in a sharply worded letter to the railway company sunday, buttigieg's said quote norfolk southern must live up to its commitment to make residents hole and must also live up to its obligation to do whatever it takes to stop putting communities such as east palestine at risk. while it's unclear if president biden will be visiting east palestine, former president donald trump is expected to come to town on wednesday. and his palestine,

ohio. i'm garrett tenney, fox news say, says it confiscated a record number of guns at airports last year, officials say 6542 or 88% of those guns were loaded. travelers are not allowed to have guns and carry on luggage, even if the person has a concealed carry permit. anyone who violates the rule is subject to civil penalties for the a and criminal charges from law enforcement. guns are permitted in checked baggage within certain guidelines right here in the bay area homes are selling for less than the asking price for the first time in about a decade. the real estate company redfin says high mortgage rates are leaving. many would be buyers out there on the sidelines that gives people who can still afford to buy more leverage in price negotiations, redfern says. for the last three months, home sale prices were 1 to 2% below the asking price. but realtor brett barnes told us earlier today things are starting to change. so now we've seen inflation softening a bit. we've seen interest rates softening a bit and buyers now

are saying it looks like a pretty good time. so they're getting into the market and inventory has gotten better. since about mid january to now, we've seen an increase in the number of homes that you could go see. barnes also says homes are sitting on the market a little bit longer, as well, about three weeks up from just a week on average during the pandemic. alright we're gonna start off with the long range model as we often do, and i want you to see what this week is going to look like and then we'll look at the five day at the end of the weather cast, so here's the system coming down. this is going to bring some wind wind advisory. here's tomorrow. see it, so that system has the potential to bring us a few light. scattered showers. we'll look more closely at that. but look what's going on. see how dry that areas it's not bright white, right? it's real wide open. there's showers. look light. it's all week. we're going to kind of end this unsettled, cool weather flow that really doesn't bring anything substantial in our direction. um except a lot of pulses, you know, that'll slide through that are not substantial

. so here's a short range. that's next 24 hours. here's tomorrow. nice day starts out pretty good starts out pretty good, then that's cold air. moving in by the way, temperatures dropped 10 degrees 15 degrees tomorrow, but look at that, right. what do you do with that? i'm not changing my plans. i mean chance of a thunderstorm. you could get under one for sure. but i mean that basically that model just took everything all the way around the bay area. the thing i would say right off the bat as the models aren't killing this pattern, and they won't none of the models. it's really hard pattern to forecast as you can see, right when we did the long range and go. yeah, that's all over the place. it's not a frontal system. it's a well there's it starts off at the front but ends up with air mass stuff. it's just cold air comes into pa graffiti effects it heating convection affects it. and if you're in the wrong place at the right place at the right time, you're gonna get yourself some rain. maybe a thunderstorm. maybe snow ones uncertainly on some low elevations. right now. we'll just take it day by day. i think that's the best thing to do. just because of timing. otherwise i'd just be you know,

bs in your little bit here. if i was to tell you here's what's going to happen. we don't we don't really know. we know it's going to be cool. we know it's going to be moist. we know there's gonna be low. it's low snow elevations, but we do know tomorrow the wind advisory goes up the winter storm warning goes up. we've got temperatures that will be cooler by a good 5 to 8. maybe 10 degrees in some places we had some seventies. today temperatures tomorrow will be cooler, windy, breezy conditions and much more february esque than what we've been seeing. and you see that now this remember the long range model it shows you right seven days. well, here's here's six days and it looks does not. that's kind of what we're looking at. now if things are gonna change, it will change in the next 24 hours for the new model runs, but right now that's how it looks in a broad brush, we'll fine tune it. tonight at 10. people definitely soaking up the sun today see lovers taking advantage of a beautiful president's day to get out onto the water. ktvu photojournalist steve door caught up with some surfers today in santa cruz. the ocean has so much energy out there

between the winds and the winds make the swells and swells come in, and there's all different kinds and get out their nature with the seals and the otters and the sharks and the dolphins . we ride these swells just like they do all over the world and steamer lane is one of the best places on the planet to do it. i think surfing here is so special because it's really intense and even the temperature of the water that the strength of the swell, it's you. it's just such a great waited, feel the power of nature and the ocean. about catching that perfect wave. when you get that perfect wave and you hop off you just get this no rush of adrenaline and just feels great. and you're like doing something that like so much, and nothing else. manners. it's like that. it's like my tae shin and itself. you're just

having this very great experience in your body. that is sort of like a microcosm for life. teaches you everything that you need to know. steamer lane is one of the best places on the planet to do it. and so it's just a gift to get out there. be in nature and ride some waves. the sharks get some primetime goaltending in a president's day matinee against the crackin joe fonzi sports next reminder that you can have the headlines delivered right to you by signing up for the ktvu newsletter just had ktvu .com slash email to sign up for the daily

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steals the puck. he's turned back once, but not twice. sharks led three nothing after two periods in gold. james reimer was perfect. he turned back 26 seattle shots for his second shutout of the year for nothing to final. the sharks still still wallowing in the number 14 spot in the 16 team western conference. this was the first day of full squad workouts for both the giants and az in the arizona desert. to go from youngster to veteran in a hurry and pro sports. this is the 13th year that gold glove shortstop brandon crawford will be a fixture at his position. crawford the last player on the roster, who was part of that string, in which the giants won three world series championships in five years, we got our first look at outfielder michael conforto and a giant uniform. they opened the cactus league schedule. on saturday in mesa against the cubs. the aids will also be in mesa on saturday and their home stadium playing the diamondbacks. the a's full squad also showed up today. oakland's task this year will be simple.

identify a core of young players who might come together and make the team competitive. there is seemingly nowhere to go, but up for a team that lost 102 games last year. but no matter what kind of year you're coming off of this is day to look forward to. that's exciting. first full day with full squad and you know, i think. the last five days of pitchers and catchers. it's exciting for richard catchers. there's some energy they did a great job for five days of work out. you know, it's kind of you reached that point where you want to do something different and today something different. last year. at this time, the wnba's brittney griner was in the middle of what would be a 10 month detention in russia. griner missed the 2022 season but vowed she'd be back with the team that drafted her the phoenix mercury this season . today the 32 year old griner signed a one year contract with the mercury griner was initially drafted number one overall by the mercury in 2013. she had one of the best years of her career

in 2021 before her arrest and detention. in russia, the nba's most controversial figures is reportedly set to become a los angeles clipper 15 year. veteran russell westbrook was part of a buyout deal that saw him released today by the utah jazz . westbrook went to the jazz from the lakers on wednesday, part of the three team deal. nine time all star who's had a hard time fitting in and identifying a role in recent years. westbrook will join the clippers team in fourth place in the western conference. and it is check this out time on a monday evening. this is what you call wanting it. his name is nick wayne kennedy training in the african country of cameroon ball handling on an uneven dirt surface, well, pulling three tires hill. you'll get it and i love it. you can do this here. just imagine how he'd be on a flat can do it anywhere indoors . reminds me of rocky, you know, working out at the old gym there, that's right. all right.

and this is what you call a secret weapon. hide behind your coach. then sprint down the court to disrupt the offense of the unsuspecting opponents say if i was coaching, i think that that's the officials that coach off right that opposing coach? yeah. go back to the bench. that doesn't seem fair to me. you know what i could to see all the a's and giants down there. full squad. you know, time of year in there yet no going no, no. usually make that probably missing it right about now. usually, the little calendar in your head goes yeah, exactly that they have their first preseason game. both teams on saturday. alright warming up. my son and daughter are warming up. it's all a little wig, spring training as well. so it's all happening. it is thanks for watching everybody and we'll see you back here at 10 news continues now at seven over on ktvu. plus thanks for joining us tonight we'll be back tonight at 10 and 11. goodnight.

is not technically yogurt, because it doesn't have enough live acidophilus cultures. it's really just ice milk with carrageenan added for thickness. oh, that's very interesting. it's also not pink and has no berries. yeah, but it doesn't really answer my question. what was your question again? do you want some? oh... right. no. i'm lactose intolerant. right. so, gas. yeah, got it. well... good night. what are you doing? oh, there's a draft. i didn't feel a draft. why don't we just go into, uh, your... oh. yeah, you know what,

maybe we should slow things down a little. no, no, i didn't mean to go into your apartment to go fast. no, i know. i know what you meant, it's just... this is only our first date. yeah, okay, sure, no problem. why don't we just figure out where we're going and when we want to get there, and then rate of speed equals distance over time. solve for r. or we could just wing it. that might work, too. (giggling) good night, leonard. good night. he's coming-- screensaver! oh, hey, leonard. how was your date? bite me. sheldon, how could you just sit there and let them spy on me? they were clever, leonard. they exploited my complete lack of interest in what you were doing. you should thank us. when future generations try to determine

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