what we've learned in santa rosa about what authorities call a chaotic scene and a major change in the sierra. interstate 80 is back open after a three day closure amid whipping winds and blizzard conditions. but the region is dealing with now. then a legal victory for former president donald trump in a rare unanimous ruling from the supreme court. what it means for states that aim to keep him off the primary ballot. >> this is ktvu fox two news at

noon. >> good afternoon. i'm gasia mikaelian lien. i'm andre senior. >> thank you for joining us. we begin with developing news in the north bay where a suspect is dead. and four sheriff's deputies are hurt after a shootout and chase near santa rosa. crime reporter henry lee is live at the scene with the latest details. henry >> yeah, still very much an active scene just outside santa rosa city limits. take a look behind me as we push in. you can see a white suspect vehicle that's crashed. we are on stony point road near butler avenue. now. santa rosa police are here investigating this deadly shootout involving sonoma county sheriff's deputies and a man with a high powered rifle that show you some video from earlier . now, it all began just after midnight when sonoma county sheriff's deputies responded to reports of a man brandishing a rifle at a restaurant at stony point and todd road that doubles as a nightclub at night. as deputies arrived, the man took off in a white toyota. a short while later, a deputy reported that he was behind the car and less than a minute after that,

that deputy yelled into his radio shots fired! that drew a large law enforcement response to the area, but the man continued driving and led deputies on a chase north on stony point while armed with a high powered rifle. the suspect fired at least a second time at deputies who returned fire. that suspect then crashed his car on stony point near butler avenue. now, the suspect has since died, but it's not yet clear if this was the result of being shot or being hurt in the crash, or some combination of both, and there are multiple crime scenes. >> um, the suspect stopped and fired rounds at different locations. um it's unclear exactly how long the pursuit was with a chaotic, dynamic crime scene like this that spans multiple locations with multiple deputies involved. uh, there's a lot of information to process, right now. >> during the incident, four deputies were hurt. one was shot in the lower leg. two others have hand injuries, either from broken glass or possibly they

were grazed by a bullet. and the fourth deputy suffered a head injury, a pretty serious one, and is in the hospital in critical condition now. fellow deputies went to the hospital to check on their injured colleagues. i'm told that of the four deputies, three are male deputies, one is female. now because the suspect in this case died. this incident and the actions of the deputies, not only will be investigated by santa rosa police, but also by the sonoma county da's office. live near santa rosa. henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> henry. thank you. even though the heavy snow was slowed down, there's still a lot of work to do in the sierra to clean up from blizzard conditions. as interstate 80 reopened just a few hours ago after a three day closure. some areas saw several feet of snow near lake tahoe this weekend. fox weather's max gordon reports from south lake. >> well, finally, some blue skies and fairer weather here in south lake tahoe after this massive snowstorm blew through the sierra. some places got around eight feet of snow, but really, the biggest story line

from all this has been the wind palisades tahoe recording one gust at 190mph. and it was those wind gusts and the whiteout conditions that caused i-80 to close down. one big issue, according to caltrans, is that their snow blowers are essentially breaking down and that they're down to just a handful, and they're having trouble clearing the roadway there. a lot of travel trouble amid this snowstorm. us 50 saw a snow slide yesterday. several cars actually got trapped in that snow slide. luckily, nobody was injured and caltrans was able to pull those vehicles out from there. us 50 was closed for a period of time, and it's still apparently a mess. chain controls are still in place on routes up into the sierra. either need chains or four wheel drive with snow tires to be able to drive on up here. we did see some power outages throughout the height of this storm. several thousand customers lost power, though utility crews have been able to get the lights back on slowly. for many of those

customers, ski resorts had to shut down many of them throughout the height of the storm, as well, though today a lot of them are opening back up, many of them with limited operations. though heavenly, they say that they are still seeing gusts up to 65mph, up at around 9000ft. so still very gusty conditions at these mountaintops. now we're not quite out of the woods yet when it comes to snow either. we're expecting between one to maybe two feet of additional snowfall this week. so lots of powder left to be had for those willing to brave the conditions up here. but again, it is a tough drive into the sierra right now, and you might want to delay your departure for a day or two in south lake tahoe. max gordon ktvu, fox two news supreme court found itself in the middle of presidential politics. >> justices handed down a ruling that means colorado cannot prohibit donald trump from running for president. as caroline shively reports from washington, how the high court ruled was a rarity in and of itself.

>> in a unanimous ruling, the supreme court has weighed in on the 2024 election and says former president donald trump's name can be on colorado's presidential primary ballot. and just in time, the decision comes one day before super tuesday, when voters in colorado and more than a dozen other states head to the polls. >> what was being argued here would have taken the world's most successful democracy and introduced this incredibly destabilizing factor that would allow states to unilaterally remove a candidate from the ballot. >> the case came to the high court after the colorado supreme court ruled in december that trump was ineligible to run because of the role he played in the january six capitol riot in 2021. even though he has never been charged. but the supreme court said the colorado court had overstepped its authority and struck that ruling down the majority, saying that look, you need congress to act here before you can enforce this provision. >> essentially, you cannot take somebody out of a race because

an opponent would like to have it that way. >> the supreme court decision applies to all states saying in the ruling, responsibility for section three against federal office holders and candidates rests with congress and not the states. the judgment of the colorado supreme court, therefore, cannot stand a rejection of similar efforts in a handful of other states. >> i think they're all dead as dillinger. i mean, when you read this opinion, i there is no dissent. >> the supreme court still has to decide another trump case and determine whether he has immunity from charges. he tried to overturn the 2020 election. that trial was supposed to start today, but is now on hold in washington. caroline shively, ktvu, fox two news well, the candidates competing to become california's next senator, making their final pleas to voters. >> latest poll suggests two frontrunners. but every candidate says they will fight until the end. they face one big issue voter turnout. ktvu james torres reports from contra costa county here in contra costa county, voter turnout is about

15. >> so far, and they expect that to be around 30% when this election cycle is all done with that lines up with the rates we saw during the primaries two years ago for not just the county, but also the state and county officials say that number is low voter turnout statewide struggles to get more than a third of eligible voters to cast a ballot for a primary. >> we were hoping to gain about 40 to 45% total turnout, but if we stay on the same trajectory, we may hit 35 total, which is pretty dismal for a presidential primary. >> those are the numbers in contra costa county, which usually is in line with california total voting in california is the most accessible in the country, but some political experts say the idea of a presidential primary no longer is enough to bring voters out. >> we are the best in the country at making sure that voting is easy, but this election cycle, we see a lot lower enthusiasm or interest in the election, largely because

there's just not the same focus on a big presidential race. >> there's so much more on that ballot than just the presidential nominee. there's the us senate race, which has not been vacant since dianne feinstein took office in 1992. there are some state races there are local supervisor races that senate race features for candidates. >> the top two democratic represent adam schiff and republican steve garvey. experts say that's likely because senior citizens are out voting young citizens by a large margin. >> if the numbers were flipped, if there were a million and a half young people, only two, 200,000 seniors, we'd be talking about barbara lee and katie porter as being the leading candidates in this race. >> each candidate trying to convince voters a larger turnout would help their campaigns argue . when turnout is lower, your vote to send two candidates to the november election is just as important in contra costa county. i'm james torres, ktvu,

fox two news, the senate race frontrunner for the democrats, representative adam schiff, says he's campaign on his record of accomplishments earlier on mornings on two. >> the 92. hope you were with us when we spoke live with congressman schiff, he said republican steve garvey is deeply out of step with california. >> i think more californians find out about steve garvey and how far to the right he is, the more they will reject him. he went from playing first base to now playing politics and out in deep right, right field. uh, but look, he's out of step with californians when it comes to protecting reproductive freedom. he's out of step with californians when it comes to protecting us from gun violence. he'll never stand up to the nra. >> schiff also characterized garvey as a fervent disciple of former president trump, former baseball player steve garvey says he knows republican candidates have a hard time getting elected here in california, registered democrats outnumber republicans 2 to 1, says his recent jump in the poll shows that people in the state are ready for a change.

>> the people of california, who have been suppressed by a one party, are saying they're mad. they're not going to take it anymore. we know steve garvey. we know his heart. we know he cares about us. we know he's not going to vote 98% down party lines. he's going to vote what's best for us. >> we will, of course, continue our super tuesday coverage tonight. ktvu political reporter greg lee interviewed the top four candidates. you'll see those interviews today at four right here on ktvu. >> within 123,000 signatures collected in the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. we'll take a look at what's next. plus as the largest wildfire in texas history continues to burn, firefighters hope to get some help from mother nature. >> i'm casey stegall, the latest from texas is coming up and across the bay area, mostly cloudy skies, a scattered showers remain in the forecast. >> i'll have a look at what you can expect for today and the week ahead. coming up

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casey stegall has the latest developments from dallas. the firefighters in texas are still desperately trying to control what has become the largest wildfire in state history. >> as of sunday night, the smokehouse creek fire had burned more than 1 million acres across the texas panhandle in a few weeks, we'll really know what

we've lost. warm temperatures and dry grass fueled the blaze over the weekend, but crews could be getting a break from the critical fire weather on monday. forecasters say cooler weather and a change in wind pattern will sweep across the state, which could help containment. >> if you see a column or you see a clouds of smoke, call that in that we. that is a fire. >> since this fire ignited last week, emergency officials estimate one. hundreds of structures have been destroyed. the impact especially felt by ranchers who say they've lost cattle barns and feed supplies and we're going to have lost probably 200 to 250 head. >> and that's just cows. i've spent the last 15 years building this cow herd up and, uh, you can lose it overnight just miles away. >> firefighters also working to contain the roughneck fire, which has burned hundreds of acres so far. air tankers and ground resources have been responding to flare ups.

>> we're going to seek out some of those heats that are detected by the infrared flights, and we're going to be ready for additional flare ups as they occur. state officials expect the number of damaged structures to grow as the assessment of damage continues. >> rouz. that's the latest from dallas casey stegall ktvu fox two news. >> three people are suing alaska airlines and boeing for $1 billion. they were on board the alaska airlines plane that was forced to make an emergency landing after a door panel blew off mid-flight. the legal action says the incident was caused by negligence and resulted in the three passengers suffering severe mental, emotional and psychological injuries. back in january. door plug came loose from the aircraft minutes into a flight from portland, oregon, to ontario, california. boeing is already being sued by its shareholders and is still under investigation by the ntsb and faa. jetblue and spirit airlines are ending their proposed $3.8 billion merger after a court ruling blocked the merger. jetblue said even though both

companies still believe in the benefits of a combination, they feel they were unlikely to meet the required closing conditions before the july 24th deadline. and mutually agreed that terminating the deal was the best decision for both. the justice department sued to block the merger last year, saying it would reduce competition and drive up fares, especially for travelers who depend on low fare spirit in january, a federal district judge in boston sided with the government and blocked the deal, saying it violates antitrust law. the airlines had appealed the ruling. the appeal hearing had been set for june. >> all right. it's not as bad as it was. this weekend. we're talking about the rain here, but it's still not over just yet. rosemary oroczo here with more on that. >> yes, a little bit of drizzle, a few sprinkles for me coming in. andre garcia, hello to you and happy monday to all of you. giving you a live look here over san francisco. love the greens, the grays, the blues all mixed in. we've got golden gate park there and picture of the pacific. so the scattered showers will continue for today. the unsettled weather through the first part of the week and

snow continues in the sierra. here's a view of storm tracker two, where it is fairly quiet out there. a few sprinkles again, maybe even below the radar beam that we're not picking up on, and a look into the sierra where snow levels will be climbing today to about 4000ft. now the blizzard warning expired, but a winter storm warning now in place until early wednesday morning. so still hazardous to drive up, over and along the west slope there could see anywhere from 4 to 9in a for today. and all said and done by wednesday. maybe a foot, maybe two feet at some of those higher peaks. here's a look at the future cast model for us. mostly cloudy notice most of the rain here. favored to the north of us, as well as in the sierra, but we can't rule out the possibility of scattered showers for today, so keep the umbrella handy if you're going to be out and about, you may need it. here's a look at to the evening hours, where again, just more of the same expected not only for

today, but tomorrow though, and into wednesday. maybe our best shot at seeing scattered showers as the system works closer to the bay area, but again, focusing on today, these temperatures here are very similar to where we were yesterday at this time, 56 degrees at in san francisco, low 50s in the north bay, a chilly one for you. novato at 50 degrees right now. meanwhile the inner east bay in the mid 50s and san jose enjoying the upper 50s. we are going to be below average for today. take a look at where we should be for this time of year, and where we expect to are ten degrees below average in santa rosa,, oakland, livermore and san jose. better look at some of the numbers herec on the peninsula. we'll 57 for you. for the inner. 57 expected in antioch. i'll have a better look atúthe rainfall expected in the coming days. and in the extended forecast. when will we finally dry out? more on this coming up in just a bit. >> the chaos in haiti is

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and chase up near santa rosa. shortly after midnight, sonoma county sheriff's deputies responded to a call about a man brandishing a gun. we're working to learn if the man was outside a private residence or business, but there is a restaurant and nightclub at the intersection where the call originated. sonoma county sheriff's deputies arrived. their office says the man tried to drive away when confronted. a total of four deputies in separate patrol cars ended up responding. the his gug the chase before he crashed,úand there are multiple crime scenes. >> um, the suspect stopped and fired rounds at different locations. um, it's unclear exactly how long the pursuit was . >> deputies fired back at the suspect, killing him. police are not releasing any information on his identity again. four deputies were hurt. one shot in

the lower leg. two have hand injuries either from broken glass or possibly being grazed by a bullet. the fourth deputy suffered a head injury. is i the hospital now in critical condition. an investigation continues in southern monterey county after four people were shot and killed, three people wounded. it happened last night in king city, a community south of salinas along highway 101. police say that a car pulled up to where house party was being held. three men got out and started shooting people who were standing outside the home, then they ran away. three men and a woman were killed in the shooting. three other men have spbeen rushed to the hospital. o far, no arrests. >> interstate 80 reopened to cars in the sierra this morning after a three day closure for this weekend's storms. dropped feet of snow in the sierra, and that has bay area skiers and snowboarders excited to try and get to the mountains. but the snow has created problems for drivers and residents who are out digging. >> hectic is the snow is wet underneath. i've been in operator of these plows here for about six years, and good storm.

>> we've been encouraging not to travel. it's been highly discouraged. even caltrans is having a hard time dealing with all that snow. >> the agency says all but six of their 30 snow blowers along the i-80 corridor are broken down because of the intense conditions, even though some people at the resorts in tahoe say they're still finding slope. >> we are going to go backcountry skiing because the resort is closed and we're bored . >> the storm has been just been hanging out inside to go ski soe mellow tree lines and hopefully avoid the avalanches. >> now, people in the bay area later this week, so resortsp weren't able to open it all over the weekend, including palisades tahoe, where strong winds were gusting as high as 190 miles an hour. more roads into yosemite national park are expected to partially reopen today. park officials because storms made roads on safer drivers. several highways partially reopened on sunday. more should open around

noon today, officials say. visitors still should be mindful that many of the roads and paths in yosemite remain coveredúin snow and ice, and that chains may be required on short notice. >ñ new at noon a petition has now been submitted to the registrar of voters office in an effort to recall alameda county da pamela. the group, save alameda county for everyone or safe says it's collected more than 123,00p signatures, 73,000 signatures are needed to get the recall on the ballot. the group says it collected in case some of them are invalidated. the group says da price is jeopardizing the safety of residents and businesses by failing to enforce laws and prosecute criminals. >> we shouldn't have to do this, but for the safety of our community, the safety of our children, the safety of our businesses, this is something that had to be done. this is a rightc for the citizens of alameda county. >> the county registrar of voters has ten days to validate the signatures. meanwhile, da price has defended her approach

to criminal justice reform. she says the recalls backers refused to accept the results of a legitimate democratic election to remove the status quo. governor newsom is in san francisco today ahead of election day, increasing the push for the yes on proposition one campaign. governor was joined this morning by lieutenant governor lenny kounalakis and mayor london breed, along with a coalition of and firefighters. if approved, prop one would let the state borrow $6.4 billion to build mental health treatment facilities and supportive housing for unhoused residents. the governor says in the state legislature. >> we are haven't been in 50 years to address this crisis. that's why it's so important to take this opportunity in this moment to not just assert ourselves, but to advance a paradigm which i think meets this moment in a very unifying way. this was bipartisan in the senate. >> opponents questioned the constitutionality of proposition

one because they say it calls for forcing some mentally ill people on the street into treatment programs. they say homelessness forced treatment. t more than a dozen states cast their ballots tomorrow during the busiest voting day of the primary season. as rebecca castro reports from washington, super tuesday will likely lock in who voters will be deciding on when it comes to the general election in. >> our best days are yet to come, nikki haley notched her first victory of her presidential campaign this weekend, defeating donald trump in washington, d.c. she gained 19 delegates, but as the tally stands now, she's miles behind trump as they battle for the republican nomination. >> we need to make sure we go out known as super tuesday, when voters in 16 states head to the polls and it's haley's last chance to prevent another biden trump rematch. this is the time for and let everybody know that america is better than what we see right now. theúlatest fox news poll

suggests haley would do better in a general election against joe biden. >> in hypothetical matchups, haley beats biden by eight points, while trump edges the current president by just two points. i'm voting for nikki because i can't vote for biden, and i voted for trump before, but i won't vote for him again. >> i just want james. uh, you know, if at all possible. um i'll if i have to vote for trump. but he's not my first pick. >> even so, trump is expected to dominate on tuesday, which likely means the end of the road for haley's campaign. what more? >> because it's him at that >> from the very first day that we the white house from crooked joe biden, i believe we are going to have the four greatest years of our coun. >> and in a major victory for trump's campaign today, the supreme court has overturned a colorado ruling, kicking him off

their state ballot, putting an end to similar efforts across the u.s. in washington, rebecca castor ktvu, fox two news. >> well, right now, it eagerly casting their ballot for this primary. ktvu bailey ocarroll takes a closer look at the numbers and what some pointúto as the reason behind the lower voter turnout so far. >> so far, we received around 75,000 ballots back. >> john arntz, the director of elections in san francisco voter turnout is on par with the previous primary election. >> voting in primaries tends to happen closer to election day than, let's say, a general election. >> san francisco typically has a high early voter turnout, anywhere between 5 to 7% higher than the state's average. paul mitchell, the vice president of political data inc, says the numbers for this election are similar to election, which typically have the lowest turnout. >> generally, presidential primary elections are much lot more anticipation ofhere's a primary for president and all

the nationalization of the election. the lower than anticipatedll,t- numbers could highlight a change 2020 election. >> there are very fewc people, unless maybe a loved one is running for the legislature e most important election of their lifetime. reporter. >> but mitchellústresses it's more than just the number of voters at stake. it's a gap in demographics of voters is >> we're seeing an older, whiter and more conservative electorate in this low turnout environment. voter turnout was slow at city hall, something typical for a sunday. >> but the voters who did show upc like first time voter cody goodman, want to have their voices heard. >> you show up, you fill out the form. there's people here to help you and they're very on par with, like, librarians. you know, take care of you and just, like, guide you in the right direction because america is this wonderful moving machine sp>> and if you do still want to drop off your ballot early, the site here at city hall is open on mondayúfrom 5 p.m.

and then onúactual election day on tuesday, they will open up early at 7 a.m. and remain here until 8 p.m. in san francisco. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two news. well, in recent years, many californians have switched to becoming no party preference voters that in those in that group who want to vote for presidential candidate in the primary election need to take some additional steps to do so. >> no party preference voters did not receive a ballot listing the presidential candidates, along with their mail in ballot. if you are a no party preference voter and you have not yet submitted your mail in ballot, here's what you need to do to be able to vote for president candidate. you will need to go and ifúyou want to vote for presidential candidate in the democratic american, independent or libertarian party, you can request what's called a crossoverc ballot that will have the candidates names on it. it's a different process. if you want to vote for a candidate in the republican, green or peace and freedom party, those parties require you to officially reregister as a member of that

party. you can do that at the county elections office as well. in either case, your advice to bring in the ballot you were sent in the mail so it can be canceled on the spot. a new bill spmaking its way through the ste legislature could reduce the time it takes to build temporary housing in california, san mateo county state senator josh becker sponsored the interim housing act of 2024. he was joined this morning in san jose by mayor matt mehan and others at a newly built interim housing project. senator becker says the proposed bill will help to speed up the process of building temporary housing, while permanent affordable housing is being >> this is a california issue because the way we've chosen to do things and we need to try new models and fortunately we have a model that is working. interim supportive housing is that missing rung in the ladder? what you see here aú2078 evans lane is this model in action. some critics of the proposed legislation say temporary homelessness.t the solution to

>> new at noon an historic vote french lawmakers approved a bill that was approved in an overwhelming 780 to 72 vote. nearly the entire joint session stood in a long standing ovation. there were scenes acros women's rights activists hailed president emmanuel macron following a of abortion rights in court rulings here in the united states, both houses of parliament, the and the senae already adopted a bill to amend constitution to specify a guaranteed. the first over-the-counter birth control pill will be available in us stores later this month. manufacturer perrigo announced today it's begun shipping the medication opal to major retailers and pharmacy, as a one month supply will cost about $20. three months will cost about 50. it will also be sold online. the launch has been closely watched since last july, when the food and drug administration said the once a day pill could be sold without a

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if the fire was reported just before 1230 in the afternoon sunday was under control in about 20 minutes. the cause is still under investigation. firefighters in mountain view also responded to a fire in an apartment complex yesterday morning. this was on lex avenue, across from the mariano castro elementary school field. residents were able to evacuate before fire crews arrived. fire has been traced to the laundry room in a first floor unit. the exact cause, though still being investigated. police are searching for two people who broke into a home in the oakland hills. security camera video here shows two people driving up to the home on coolidge, near the on february 26th in a blue bmw. they were caught on camera, leaving the home, the victim thx was stolen over the weekend. >> a fire station in san jose was the target of a burglary. police say a man broke into the fire station on east santa clara street and 17th after firefighters leftúto answer a call at 630 saturday night. when

they returned, they found a man inside the station. they say he took off through the back door and headed toward the creek with fire equipment and some of their personal belongings. >> as firefighters, we spend approximately a third of our lives in the fire station. this is like a second home to many of us to have this type of an invasion. it would be similar to somebody invading our own homes. >> now, police arrested the man and recovered all of the items. however one of the firefighters laptop was damaged after the suspect threw it into the creek. firefighters tell us this was the third time station eight has been, and some schools in the bay area's largest district are set to close. >> san francisco unified says it plans to close an unspecified number of schools in the coming years. officials point to spunderstaffing, declining enrollment and school buildings that are falling apart and say all that prevents children from succeeding, the school superintendent says eliminating older schools would help reduce some of those problems to create the schools our students deserve and our families expect, we must

have fewer schools than we do now. >> we realize this is difficult to hear. no one wants to think about their school or any school closing its doors, us included. but by having fewer schools, we can concentrate programs, teachr support and student services. the district will begin theays,- eight month process of creating criteria for closing schools. once that's done, recommendations will be made as to which schools will be on the list for potential closure. >> spring break season is almost here, and while those trips are& fun to plan, the costs can add a pretty quicklyúwhen it comes to planning the perfect getaway. flexibility is the name of the game. if you're looking to save, one financial expert recommends keeping an open mind about your destination. can also try comparing for hotels and flights on different days of the week. beach to get away from the cold- be higher. there so maybeoing to there's an off beaten path that you can go. you can actually set price tracking alertsc for different destinations from your

home airport and just see what comes up, experts say. >> to also consider getting a credit card that gives your airline miles for your purchases toúsave money on flights, booking in advance can also help you find a better price too. >> all right, let's take a look at the little bit of sunshine thatgs trying these clouds behind us on the oakland estuary. not that dark gray we had on friday. >ñ yeah, so we will be flirting with a little bit of sunshine today. cassian andre and we still have scattered showers in bay area monday, tuesday. evenu- an uptick in those i'll show you that coming up here first, a view over san francisco,úwhere we will have partly sunny skies for today, had a little bit of drizzle, a few sprinkles on my windshield coming in, and that will kind of be the pattern in just a little soggy. we have a system moving through the pacific northwest. we have another one that is developing over the pacific. and with that, we're just going to kind of continue with a few scattered showersúin the forecast. here's a view of tracker two.

pickingúup on a little bit of green on the screen there near american canyon in our hills. and napa hills sonoma hills, we've got areas along the coastline near it looks like pacifica half moon bay. a few scattered showers are possible. let's head to the sierra snow levels are rising all the way down to about colfax. yesterday which is 2400ft now about 4000ft. so not quite as cold, but still a winter storm. and withúthat, there is a winter storm warning that will go into the afternoon and the evening hours with several inches of snowfall a possibility. there for us. it will be unsettled weather lasting at least through wednesday break. but right wet weather could return in time for the weekend, but mostly cloudy and scattered showers for today, tomorrow and into wednesday. temperatures will remain below average for this time of year, expected anywhere from a 10th of an inch to maybe an inchúor so as we move farther north

in this moving through the next few days. so there's a look at one system that's kind of just brushing the pacific northwest, moving into idaho. here's the next one that begins to take better shape here by tuesday morning. and then by wednesday morning, it's right off ourt& shore. and right now it looks like the center of the storm wants to move ashore. maybe right around the central coast. so again, that will bring the unsettled weather. and then a ridge builds in for thursday, friday. but take a look at saturday. it looks like another system coming our way to bring us some rain. andc perhaps that sierra snow temperatures and the winds not too bad. we have and our temperatures, although below average in the 50s for the afternoon, we'll remain in the 50s and we don't see much change moving forward. here's a look at your extended forecast. we'll go low 60súfor tomorrow. a tad warmer on wednesday, but still,y thursday, friday. unsettled

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but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. they will spend their time in space for more. >> humans are in low earth orbit after an overnight launch that lit up the night sky over florida's space coast. >> engines full power and liftoff of nasaúcrew eight. go, falcon! go! spacex and go nasa.& >> perched atop a spacex falcon nine rocket, a dragon space capsule named endeavor carried three nasa astronauts and one russian cosmonaut into space.

they'll spend the next six months aboard the internationalc space station conducting experiments, including studies on the effects of long duration space travelúon the human body. one of the astronauts, michael barratt, is also a medical doctor for between this last flight and this flight, i actually put out the second editionúof a space medicine textbook, and we're actually in the process of doing a third edition of that space medicine textbook. >> and each time i do that, i try to figure out how how right we are. and then i fly. i've done that twice, and i figure out how wrong we are because we keep discovering new things. >> nasa officials are especially interested in these studies becauseúlater this decade, they hope to send humans to the lunar southc pole, where they believe large quantities of water may be frozen inside permanently shaded craters. that water couldc potentially supportúastronauts on long duration lunar missions or be split into oxygen and hydrogen to create rocket propellant for crewed missions

to mars. at kennedy space center in florida, jonathan law enforcs are warning about an increase in the number of deceptive ads that promise goods or experiences that don't match what online. >> one example that went viral on social media recently was a willy wonka experience in scotland. colorful images were created through artificial intelligence, advertising a magical land full of candy, oompa-loompas and lots of surprises. guests who paid $40 a ticket, though, entered a bleak scene. half decorated warehouse, few sweet treats and amateur actors who did their best call c switch. it's very easy to mock up a photoshop of a bag or, you know, use ai to generate event image assets really creative and amazing and impressive marketing. >> that's wrong. i spreally do. i mean, if you're going to do something and you're going to make money, at least give the person what they they're buying.

>> in addition to experiences the federal trade commission ha& been going after companies for consumer fraud. when their products don't match. what's advertised. well, the tax deadline is exactly six weeks away. now, irs criminal investigators identified $5.5 billion in fraud last year. they, along with cybersecurity experts,úare warning that fraud couldúbe much higher this year because of artificial intelligence researcher has found. posts on the dark web of scammers showing how they profited from fraud, even through stolen passports, ids and personal information. scammers can also create photos and videos to fool irs identity verification systems. >> so one of the things that taxpayer does need to fear is people entering into some of these tax systems that use this technology, where they decided to target the us treasury, says it's recovered $375 million using an enhanced fraud detection process. >> now the irs recommends the following protections file as early as possible. open an online account with the irs so scammers can't do it themselves. establish a pin which acts as an

additional password for your account. set up direct deposit because it's easier to stealúa paper check. of course, the irs will only notify don't give out personal info over the phone through text or tweets. are back home after a week long road trip last game in boston. thel thet- warriors won the first three games of the east coast road trip, but then they played the boston celtics yesterday, the top team in the eastern conference. theúceltics crushed the warriors 140 to 88. only one warriors starter, moses moody, scored in double figures, the warriors losing by 52 points and the worst loss in franchise history when steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green start the game, it got so bad thoseúthree did not even play in the game wasúsuch a rut. >> you give us tonight from the jump. and it was one ot storms of just a rough night on our end and them . >> warriors head coach steve kerr told his team to quote,

flush the game out of their minds. the warriors have a couple of days to relax beforet& hosting the second best team in the eastern conference, the milwaukee bucks, and that will happen on wednesday night. registration is now open for a program that gives free swimming lessons to some bay, but a nadah means let's swim in spanish, has a series of free classes beginning in march 18 can get a half day of swimming given a voucher for a deep of cn swimming lessons. the program was started 20 years ago, during a latino children were drowning at a far higher rate than all children. >> well, first there was the doll collection, then the hit film. now barbie is going on a concert tour the bay area. it's called barbie. the movie and concert producers describe it as a live to film concert experience featuring an all woman orchestra, including many musicians of color. they'll play the film's award winning score. tour begins in july. it'll come to the shoreline amphitheater in mountain view come july 25th. have you ever

seen it where an orchestra, a symphony, plays the score to a movie live as you watch it happen? >> i have never seen that. i mean, i've seen videos of but not live. >> i'm telling you whether it's seen star wars at the sanwe'vet- francisco symphony. sometimes they do an outside park settings.úit's the best, best spway on the list. >> yes, they do come here quite a bit.c yes, yes, yes. sp>> forward to that. not necessarily barbie, but maybe i'll get you. >ñ got it. i think san jose is doing et coming up soon. >> i want to i want to see one for sure. all right. thank you for watching ktvu fox two news at noon. quick reminder to download the ktvu fox local app for your smart tv. and you can also stay up to date on the latest (upbeat music) - [announcer] can you guess what this is? ♪ hey, hey, hey ♪ if you guessed cape, then you'd be a great contestant on "pictionary"! our first celebrity captain you love on "american auto", let's go under the hood with jon barinholtz. and with him, our friends gift and joan.