going to be disturbing, no matter what. you know this country take the lead in it's. and the gun violence. signs of frustration with gun violence in the bay area tonight after a shooting on immunity bus the 11 o'clock news on ktvu. fox two starts now. hello again, everyone. i'm julie julie haener mike mibach san francisco police officers are searching for the person who shot a man on immunity bus tonight, the victim , whose condition has not been disclosed, has been taken to a hospital for treatment. that shooting happened just before six o'clock tonight in the mission district near a bus stop at mission and 13th street shortly after the gunfire. police had that bus surrounded, but the shooter got away. one man on the bus says the victim and shooter were on the bus for some time before shots were fired. he didn't want us to show his face but described what happened. there were two men arguing on the bus. when i got

on its 16th and mission and we got to this stuff. they were calling each other names and the shooter had chall two. get off the bus. to fight and. so the first victim did make that move. and as soon as he got close to the door, and the door opened. her shot him twice. there are no reports of anyone else being injured if you can help investigators track down the shooter. you're asked to contact san francisco police. but with more rain on the way people around the bay area and taking steps that they hope will get them prepared for any new problems. and today we did find people clearing debris from past storms and also stocking up on new supplies. we begin our team coverage, with meteorologist roberta gonzalez tracking that next storm. roberta weekend cleaning up after last tuesday's wind event, and now we've got to get ready for another atmospheric river. let's get to it right now. take a look at our

futu can see the area of low pressure that over night to the mist and heavy drizzle all day long is jogging to the east of us. now keep your attention right here out over the open waters. this is the next atmospheric river. it's taken a direct a more on central california and southern california. but we are in the fridge end of it, the northern half of it. so by tuesday morning before the commute, we're going to start to see the light to moderate rainfall around the bay area. now the core, the center of this area of low pressure is going to be right over the bay area when it opens up. that's when we will see and feel the gusty winds up to 30 mph. don't get me wrong, it won't be anything like last week's wind event, but nonetheless we will have the rain. we will have the wind and we will see up to about two inches of rain and the soggy santa cruz mountain area and the winds will gust up to about 30 mph 40 in the highest salivation , and then we do turn dry on thursday through sunday, but we're to talk more about this

system and how it will affect the tahoe area and get the timing down for your morning commute on tuesday. julie mike, that's still and a couple of minutes. all right, we'll see you then. roberta thank you. well a new landslide in the north bay. this is what it looked like on highway 29 in calistoga this afternoon lanes will remain closed near tubbs lane until crews confirm it is safe for traffic to pass. no injuries have been reported. ktvu is elissa harrington picks up our team coverage. now the storm preps with a look at how people are getting ready in the north bay. bqe darian kota loaded up his pickup truck with bikes and other belongings outside his home on cooper drive in santa rosa. his house was red tagged. this is why mud has been sliding into his backyard since mid january. just a couple of days ago, it caused the fence to snap and was worried the whole hillside could come down during the next storm. it's been, you know, just like a little headache every day, just seeing it like getting closer and

closer every day. but, um that's why today we've just been taking everything out and cleaning up. just trying to say what we can do, and his family have had to evacuate several times this winter because of the landslide , which has damaged six homes on the street. the hillside really started to give way during the last series of storms, despite being tarped and sandbagged lives here with five family members, including his baby and wants to make sure they are safe, little frightening. but you know what can we do? mother nature hardware employees said many customers took advantage of the weekends brief dry weather to prepare their homes. they scooped up items like sump pumps and sandbags, tarps. the dams that go around the base. everything you can imagine. batten down the hatches. the national weather service has been tracking another atmospheric river. meteorologists say the moisture plume is expected further south this time, so they're most concerned about wind gusts in

the bay area. we're seeing branches break off the trees and trees fall on blue sky days. the soils are so moist in the trees are so weakened that you know, even the lightest of impact is gonna cause things to go wrong during last tuesday's atmospheric river, pg and e had its worst day of outages in nearly 30 years with 468,000 customers in the dark. in a statement, pg and e said crews are prepared for this incoming storm, part of the statement reads ahead of storms. pg and e stages, power poles, power lines , transformers and other electrical equipment at pg and e yard throughout our service territory in preparation to restore power to affected areas safely and as quickly as possible. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. and in the south bay cleanup still underway from the last big storm workers have been busy clearing down trees from roadways. massive eucalyptus trees came down in

saratoga on tuesday, but it wasn't until recently that tree removal crews started working on clearing them due to a backlog of calls. some residents are now concerned about more trees falling with this next storm on the way i'm not worried about this oak tree. it's beautiful, and it seems solid. but there are some some please that i think we should be more proactive than reactive. for example, um, this is another three. my neighbor was saying that's already hitting the power lines. down trees knocked out power and internet, which was restored only recently. for most residents in the neighborhood, and just a reminder you can use the ktvu weather app to track that next storm coming this week. the free app includes live radar to track the weather, and if you take photos or record video of stormy conditions right near you, you can share those images with us. just email what you have to ktvu photos. at fox dot com. you may see some of those images used during our newscast tonight. four men were arrested for evading police after stealing merchandise from a business. police in alejo say the three men crashed while they

were being pursued by officers yesterday, moments after the burglary, police say three of them tried to run away, but all four were eventually taken into custody. the stolen merchandise valued at more than $12,000 was found inside the suspect's trunk . all of it was returned to the store manager to learn more this week about a triple stabbing in the city of antiochus happened yesterday near the intersection of wilbur avenue and eighth street and injured two children and a pregnant woman. everyone was taken to the hospital for treatment. and as of yesterday two of the victims were in critical condition. investigators did not offer information of the condition of that other victim. one suspect was taken into custody. police say they plan to hold a news conference sometime this week to offer more information. governor newsom announced he wants voters to decide whether the state will expand housing and mental health care treatment programs to address the homelessness crisis. he made that announcement today during over 170,000 people and housed in california last year. governor newsom is laying out

his latest plan to get people off the street. on sunday, he discussed the initiative in san diego as a part of his five day state tour to announce his policy goals. newsom wants to overhaul the state's mental health care act passed by voters in 2004, so there's more accountability over how funds are used. the most acute challenge the state faces and that's the issue of the integration of housing. and the support of services that we need to be stacked on that housing to stabilize individuals that are acute states of psychosis, people that are self medicating with drugs or alcohol addictions . we're fooling ourselves that if we don't address that fundamental need that we can turn this thing around. the measure will allow bonds and funds collected via the mental health care act tax to help fund the construction of smaller homes and permanent housing, residential spaces where mental health care services are also available. we know in the clinical world it's almost impossible. to serve somebody who lives under a bridge or in a

tent and encampment. we need to get that housing available. and connected to the services this week, state senate minority leader brian jones criticized newsom's new strategy, calling it a band aid on the homeless crisis. he says california has already spent $20 billion in the last five years, and the crisis has worsened. but newsom and his supporters believe this time focusing on housing and mental health care for the un house is going to make a difference what we see on our streets. those who are the most ill should not be at the back of the line. we know they're the most difficult to treat, but they should be at the front of the line and these kinds of innovations that we're doing now does just that. we know we need housing. right now, the state has an over $22 billion deficit and data shows that people are leaving the state to find better affordability. the voters will decide on this new plan in 2024

lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news governor. newsom also announced this weekend. he wants california to start making its own brand of insulin to cut the cost of the drug by as much as 90. and then on friday, he rolled out plans to transform san quentin state prison into a rehabilitation education facility. and on thursday he revealed new plans to make more tiny homes available to unhappy people across the state. head to our website ktvu dot com to get the latest in all of these plans , and also the criticism the governor is already facing over the project's profile republicans are coming to the defense of former president donald trump. tonight the former president says he expects to be arrested on tuesday as fox news 184 tells us now. the case involves as suspected hush money scheme. various republicans are rallying behind former president donald trump as he awaits possible charges from the manhattan d. a s office. former vice president mike pence, who may challenge trump in the republican primary is again coming to the defense of his

former boss. the fact that the manhattan d, a thinks that indicting president trump is his top priority. it just feels lika alvin brags investigation surrounds a $130,000 hush money payments to porn star stormy daniels in 2016 brag, is expected to use trump's former lawyer, michael cohen, to prove trump falsified business records and paid daniels off to improve his 2016 campaign. legal experts say it will be a tough case to prove it is in most instances under new york state law, a misdemeanor, it can only be a felony. if the falsification from what we've heard this is about falsification of records that can only be a felony if the records are falsified to conceal another felony, democrats in congress maintain all that matters is whether or not trump committed a crime. think it's very important for the manhattan d a. to look into this thoroughly. no one is above the law. not even the former

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er as well as more than $38 billion worth of loans and other assets. united bank of switzerland, better known as u b s today announced it will take over credit suisse ubs will pay three billion u. s dollars for its smaller rival credit suisse had been dealing with a string of losses over the past few weeks and was hit very hard by the silicon valley bank failure. the government brokered deal as part of an effort to avoid further turmoil in global banking. the liquidity outflows and market volatility showed that it was no longer possible to restore the necessary confidence and that's a swift and stabilizing solution was absolutely necessary. the deal

is also made possible due to the swiss government's $100 billion loan to you. b s the turmoil in the banking industry at home and abroad comes as the federal reserve meets this week to consider another interest rate hike. the fed had been raising interest rates at a rapid rate to contain the biggest jump in inflation since the 19 eighties . those rates are now above 4.5% compared to near zero just a year ago. earlier today, on mornings and two we spoke with morgan stanley's george machete , he points out. this is the first fed meeting since the failures of silicon valley bank and signature bank shook up the entire financial world. got about 4500 banks here in the united states to have failed and the federal reserve and the treasury or backstop. stopping depositors were probably a stronger shape now than we have been because the banking regulation but we got to keep our eye on banks and we have to make sure that they maintain the integrity of economic system. also the european central bank pushed ahead with a half point increase in interest rates last

week, sticking to its previously stated inflation fighting plan, and the chetty is among the financial experts who believes the fed will do the same. game when it meets on tuesday. commuters who depend on interstate 6 80 should be able to travel north through pleasant in tomorrow morning construction. that shut down the stretch of north bong lanes this weekend is ahead of schedule. at least one lane reopened today. the original plan was to reopen all lanes by five o'clock tomorrow morning, a man was arrested for shining a laser at a chp helicopter crew at the chp says the crew was struck several times friday night while helping vacaville police with a search. the crew was able to direct officers on the ground to the suspect's location. he was found and then arrested. in a laser at an aircraft as a felony in california, as well as being a federal crime inspection crew is cleared a significant hurdle this weekend in monterey county's flood recovery efforts. they say they have now completed their survey of 858 homes and businesses in the park haro area. the survey is designed to collect data to help provide a

clear understanding of the impact of the flooding there. it also helps emergency managers determine whether it is safe to lift evacuation orders many flood victims who left their homes more than a week ago are still waiting to return to their neighborhoods. and if you'd like to help the flood victims in bihar oh, a group called community bridges is coordinating aid. just go to the web link section of ktvu .com to learn more about that relief effort. parts of san joaquin county remain under evacuation orders tonight due to the rising san joaquin river. county officials say the river has now reached the dangerous stage due to overwhelming storm runoff and snowmelt. last night, residents in one manteca neighborhood were told to leave, although some chose to ignore the evacuation order. you know, we understand the danger and there are a lot of families that have already left. but there are some of us that are retired. that i don't need to. you know, back and forth all the time. residents say they're willing to wait it out as their homes are built to withstand the rising water reporter, liz a. mitri was in

another area of san joaquin county, which is also under an evacuation order. welcome to haven acres. mobile home park that's normally alongside the san joaquin river. not in it all right there, where so while most people living here have left, debbie damask chose to stay behind with her husband, we're ready if we need to, but we have a little boat with a little trolling motor and if we have to put some of our stuff in it, we can do that. and just get out the power is off because of the rising water levels. but the market is prepared. dress for the elements when she needs to waiting in water up to her knees to get inside her home. we ran into her neighbor, sam gutierrez , on his way out. never i believe that this would happen. i heard that it had flooded before, but i don't think would happen to me things taking them out by boat right over here at 32. i'm not underwater. i still

have about two ft. was feeling c until san joaquin county issued an evacuation order when the sheriff got here and said we're gonna have to evacuate, then. in reality set in when was that? um, last night. well he and his girlfriend waded out. they will be staying with family and manteca hopeful it won't be too long before they can return. we'll be all right. and that was liz. a mitri reporting with that we go back to meteorologists. roberta gonzalez. we're not done yet, roberta. no and in that area that we were just seeing the video from it is currently raining there and pretty hard as well. and we will share that information with you on our doppler radar. but right now, let's go ahead and take a look at our storm totals over the past 24 hours, nearly an inch and a quarter. the kim field area only 51 hundred's in san

jose, but check out san francisco with nearly full interview rain. high temperatures today came down from mid fifties and pacifica to mid sixties and santa rosa and napa. it was 62 throughout the santa clara valley live weather camera looking out towards oakland towards jack london square. it is misty out. their visibility is at seven miles. clouds are down to 80. dirty feet temperature in the oakland and alameda 52 degrees, and it's 49 in novato and 52. fremont. the wind, seven picking up oakland at 12 12, also in the fairfield area, 15 and it's a westerly wind at s f o. okay this is our doppler radar. and you see the precipitation from today except for the heavy drizzle that continues to fall in the bay area has now jogged to the easterly direction there and we see that one cell right there. it's in between mirrored posa and yosemite lakes said this is containing some pretty hefty rainfall at this time in the flooding continues there

along the san joaquin river. so this is the this area of low pressure, but i want to get out of the way so you could take a look at the over the waters thed it looks like it's going to be moving into the bay area on tuesday morning, just in time for the commute with windy conditions all the way through our wednesday evening, we will continue to update you on the latest. mike and julie that's coming up. all right. thank you. and with that, we'll be rig next on behind the series... let me tell you about the greatest roster ever assembled. the monster, the outlaw... and you can't forget about the boss. sometimes- you just want to eat your heroes. the subway series. the greatest menu of all time. this van just hit me out of nowhere. i thought i was dead.

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get even more rest. when it comes to getting a good night's rest. well the struggle is real . but clinical psychologist dr jessica bergstrom says the problem is bigger than us. also just the society we live in. we're always on the go busy busy trying to accomplish this. try to get this done multitask, and that's a lot on our nervous system throughout the day. you know, we go into the spider flight mode because we have so much going on and then you know, we have this this expectation that by the end of the day when it's time to go to bed, we're supposed to just be calm enough to fall asleep, and that's not how our human bodies are brain work. so we have this. you know this global issue of not being able to fall asleep or stay asleep numbers back that up according to the sleep

foundation, almost half of all americans say they feel sleepy during the day between three and seven days per week. 35.2% of all adults in the u. s reports sleeping on average for less than seven hours per night. most adults need 7 to 9 and we know that from google search trends we're seeing even more than ever search terms like sleep. sleep apnea. how to sleep better sleep routines that are trending right now. so google created what it called a sleep salon in san francisco in honor of sleep month, and it was less about new tech and more about how to use existing too. back to your sleep advantage. from your phone. you can put it in bedtime mode. and then there's also a great feature called flip tissue, which you just put your phone face down on your nightstand or even on the pillow next to you, and it automatically puts your phone into those bedtime setting so you won't be awoken by a text or call in the middle of the night to your playlist. so some people were here. you know,

you'll be listening to a meditation as you're going to sleep in the pixel beds are very comfortable in your ear right down to the nest hub that can turn your lights down, turn on music and uses radar to spot some other pesky problems. snoring isn't an interruption and it also contract when your partner sleeping so you can have two individuals and you would know if it's your partner or you the blame for the backseat. yes dr brooks trump says tech can help if you want it, but keep in mind. also hurt can can either make it or break it. and uh, you know, meaning it can really negatively impact your sleep or it can do a lot of good. it can benefit you just depending on how you're using it. some of the best things we can do just by nature is um, to have that that period of time at night to really slow down our brain and body to slow down our central nervous system, you know, through meditation, or, you

know, breathing or, you know some tea and best advice when you're tired, go to bed because we all know just how big of a difference a really good night's sleep can make. in san francisco . claudine wong ktvu fox two news. alright thanks for joining us tonight, everyone jesse and jason are up. next they have the latest on steph curry and his first game back since going down with a leg injury. it's all coming up next with what the two time mvp had to say about being back on the court. sports wrap is straight ahead, so stick around.

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