investigation. >> a major shakeup atúthe all on monday as fbi agents swarmedn the facility. ktvu has learned the warden and associate warden and a captain were all dismissed, and that new leadershipúis now in place. the restructuring comes as about 20 fbi agents raided the facility. a bureau spokeswoman confirmed conducting, quote, court prison- authorized law enforcement activity but declined to elaborate. the fbi agents were at the prison for most of the day. at one point, they were seen removing at least one box of potential evidencec and placing it in a minivan. the prison has been at the center of a long abuse scandal that'súbeen. eight prison workers have been charged by federal prosecutors with sexual abuse of inmates. seven have been found guilty, including who was sentenced last year to more than five years in federal prison for abusing three female inmates. just last week, a dozen more women lawsuits

against guards at the prison, bringing the total number of lawsuits to 63. the litigation comes as the dublin prison is now being run by its very littlh about bopp's ability to reform this deeply troubled institution . cara johnson isúan attorney representing a number of victims . she says the problems here are proof there needs to be change from the outside, she administrd monday had pledged to reform the prison, and they all testified about how this is a different place than it was under warden >> but this looks the same toúme and i think to many of our clients. >> a federal judge is considering putting a special master over the prison to administer reforms. >> the court may be looking for signs that bop is able to address this problem.úi don't know that this is very comforting to the court. >> the three administrators removed from their jobs at the prison have not been charged with any crimes. inúfederal

court in dublin, henry lee ktvu, fox two news new at six a man accused of killing a gas station clerk in san leandro has been arrested. >> police say 40 year old dennis lee, from stockton, has been charged with murder in connection with the death of 78 year old wadi badran. he was working at speedway gas station on east 14th street last month when he got into a dispute with the suspect. police say the suspect pushed the clerk into a pole, and he later died from blunt force trauma. >> family members ofúan elderly oakland late last year say they- inonths, and theom investigators woman was hit by a driv onhet- seminary avenue, just south of mills college, in october. neighbors in that area say they want chang to be made to the corridorúto avoid more deaths. ktvu crystal baileyúhas more now about those changes. crystal well, the city knows seminary avenue is high risk. >> we brought you the story about 72 year old marlee delaney in early october, just after she

was found dead on the side of the road by maintenance workers at mills college. police say she was killed by a and run driver.c but now, nearly six months later, her family still says they still don't have closure. people who knew marlee delaney say she was a beacon of light. now, the scene with the 72 year old was killed in a hit and run in oakland is left with a note and a photo memorializing her. delaney catch the bus here on seminary avenue. before she could make it, she was hit by a car and flung several feet off the road. it was 36 hours before these are ac events and they brother died in a traffic collision when i was five years old.c i'm 62 now, and that has n ongoing. my brother is not here. >> delaney's daughter says the investigators the district attorney's office back&

in october, with no criminal charges to recommend for months. spher family says they stopped hearing back from the investigator. but when i reached out to oakland police today, they told me the case had still not been sent to the d.a. and would be sent this week. police could not tell me whether or not there would be charges on the hit and run driver. >> people don't feel safe. >> oakland's department of transportation has a tentative designc currently in the works,& which is not set to begin until 2026 or 2027. if you wait two years because it's scheduled to get in the ground around 2027, well, that's you can do the math. >> more people will be injuredt& before that happens, and maybe even some more people will die. >> traffic records indicate nearly 60 people were hit along seminary avenuec in ten years. advocates with the traffic violence, rapid response say there are quick fixes the city e adding speed bumps, tightening the lanes through the use of these plastic flexible posts that you sometimes see preventing people from making

lane passing movements, that sort for work to begin sooner to avoid deaths like delaney's, and there are meetings scheduled between the millsúneighborhood crime prevention council and oak dot happening later this month, input from neighbors before they move forward with street renovation plans. they're working towards having that final design for summary avenue, seminary avenue by later this year. crystal bailey ktvu, in se asking for find a missing elderly man. >> police say adriano saugus was last seen walkingúaway from a residence on mayhew court around 5:00 last night. he is described as an 85 year old filipino man, five five, 150 pounds, with black and gray shoulder length hair. he is known to wear a brown button up flannel, brown baseball cap and either blue or tan jeans if spotted. police say you should contact law enforcement. >> police in oakland say they recovered nearly a dozen guns and arrested nine people. opd

says the arrests were made last wednesday across two separate investigations. officers recovered five guns and arrested four people while executing search warrants at several locations in the city. officers made five more arrests and recovered five guns during a traffic stop in alameda later that afternoon. police say one of minor. all were taken into custody arrested 135 people and seized more than& 10,000 pounds of drugs during a series of operations involving plainclothes officers between january and february. the officers also took 11 guns off the streets. in one case, police say, or police witnessed a group of four suspects trying to rob a woman of her purse. police say they were all under the age of 18 and in possession of a loaded gun. >> more violence in gaza as a new round of israeli airstrikes have reportedly killed more than 60 palestinians. those strikes holy month of ramadan. the us,ic

qatar and egypt were hoping to broker a cease fire by this date. in all, officials say more than 31,000 people in gaza have been killed since the war began five months ago. >> my strongest appeal today is to honor the spirit the guns and removing all obstacles the delivery of life saving aid. >> president biden has issued a more stern warning to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, cautioning against an attack on the southern gaza city of rafah. netanyahu has said he will not stop until hamas is defeated. hundreds of jewish students andúothers rallied on the campus of uc berkeley today, saying the to allegations of anti-semitism on campus. as ktvu marched and called for policies. >> the pro-israeli demonstrators cite contention at uc berkeley. the cancellation event when

pro-palestinian protesters stormed the building, as well as a lot of on campus anti-jewish slurs and harassment. demonstratorsúalso complain that pro-palestinian protesters have blocked sather gate for weeks on end. >> we see this with sather gate. we saw this at zellerbach playhouse. >> we don't want to see it anymore. >> now is when the university administration must enforce a policy. >> there can be no compromise about freedom of movement, about the freedom to walk, about our campus, whatever one's identity, without fear of harassment or intimidation. no student. >> we respect ourc our classmats right to free speech too. and we think that's important. but we're here because the administration has refused to date and to makec sure that sather gate s open to all students. >> as they marched sather gate to avoid direct conflict. >> we are doing this every day. our audience is the university,

and our demandúthat the university divest. our audience is the students to know that there is a genocide happening. l disobedience, such as blocking sather gate, does not call for police actions. but if there's violence, campus police will intervene. >> what we don't want is a bigger protest. what we don't want is conflict. what we don't want is violence. those are the things we prioritize from the beginning to the end. >> itc was peaceful and respectful. just as it should always be. >> so that was theúgoal to show that you can be peaceful and have different ideas in this jewish community and non-jewish community, and we can be successful as we live together >> one pedestrian did forcet- herself through the paper sign at the gate, which was quickly repaired. tom vacar ktvu fox two >> there will be calls to support a cease fire in gaza at tonight's city council meeting

in redwood city, membersúof the silicon valley chapter of ameria say they are planning to attend the meeting and ask council members to support a resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza city. leaders in san francisco, oakland and richmond have all passed similar legislation. that meeting got underway about 30 minutes ago, and we will have an update the 10:00 news. >> there is no unsuccessful. try like like if unsuccessful, you die. >> it's a cautionary tale from a bay area mother. her warning tonight, two others after her son died while attempting to surf right on top of a bart train, also head tonight. sp>> it has been one year since the devastating floods in the community of pajaro. coming up, a closer look at where the recovery effort now stands and ran back in the forecast for the overnight hours. >> nice out there now, but that all changes in the. we'll talk y similar storm to what we had last night. i'll see youúback

>> also, congress could soon move quickly on a ban of the popular app tiktok. why the measure is attracting support from both sides of the aisle. >> and here's a check right now of the monday evening commute. this is a live look at the emeryville camera. the left heag toward emeryville, berkeley, el& cerrito. it's slow going heavy heading on the right there toward the macarthur maze have a little bit easier tonight. we'll be back with more in just a mome . ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more.

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program report. attorney general rob bonta announced the findings of that report. it says the department of justice recovered 144s guns from illegally armed individuals through the program in 2023, bonta says a key focus for the programs enforcement efforts is recovering guns from people who are in violation of court restraining orders. >> our armed prohibited persons system apps is a critical, first of its kind tool designed to identify and recover firearms that, though legally purchased at one time, are owned by people who have since subsequently become prohibited. >> the people in the program's database have either been convicted of a felony or violent misdemeanor, and are subject to domestic violence or other restraining orders, or suffer from a serious mental health

illness. >> in oakland, resident was one of two people killed in a boating accident over the weekend. authorities say 41 year old kwong liu of elk grove and 21 year old navin liu of oakland ed saturday in the accident in the delta west of lodi. a child spon board didurvive. thec san joaquin county sheriff's office said authorities responded just before 5:00 in the evening. one adt victim was pulled from the water and died of their injuries. another adult victim was later found and pronounced dead. the mother of a san francisco teen killed while surfing a bart train speaking out about her son's tragic story. she is hoping to prevent othersúfrom making the same deadly mistake. ktvu joey jorda >> train surfing. the daredevil stunt of riding on top of a moving train is a risky trend, floating around on social media and for frequent rider daniel would cost him his life. yeahid- that's the stuff. his heartbroken mother, marina baron

, remembers the 19 year old for his brave and adventurous spirit. >> he was a bit risky, i would say, according to bart. >> on the tracks near the balboa park station just after 1 a.m. on january 29th. baron says that that's where her son attempted instead of a thrill ride, he would fall from the moving train, get, run over and die. >> i'm facing my worst moments right now, to be honest. >> baron would take to social media, warning other teens, commenting about train surfing not to make the same mistake. but just two weeks later, a 15 year old gateway charter school student would become the second to die while performing the sam. >> that should definitely ring a bell to those teenagers, and i want them to be. i want them to hear me that it's dangerous,

says the 2023 lowell high school grad hopedc to become a lawyer, but that dream was cut short by what his mother believes was a spontaneous decision. he just saw it. possible he did it. sp>> bart declined to comment on ktvu inquiries monday into whether any new safety measures have been taken to prevent another rider from getting on to theútop of a train, and baron isn't blaming bart. instead, more than a month after her son's death, she's sharing daniel's tragic story in hopes of preventing anyone else from following his lead. >> stop doing just died doing that. >> she's even ridden bart, since the accident, trying to find closure, and would want herc son to know this. >> i loveúyou, i love you. yeah, and i'm proud of you. >> the mothers of both teens who died while train surfing are now supporting each other. they've bonded since this as they grieve. joey hornick, ktvu fox

two news. >> taco bell has closed its dining rooms in oakland and has switched indefinitely to drive thru service only. the location on west grand and telegraph, and now has a sign on the door that reads dining room closed and the company tells ktvu. the franchise owner and operator made the decision to to, quote,a safe environment. we're also told taco bell has security guards and met with local police to discuss safety. >> all righty. had some rain last night up to an inch of rain up around the kentfield area. marin county, up on sir francis three quarters of an inch to an inch of rain. that is a lot for a pretty weak little system that went through last night around ten, 11, 12, one inúthe morning and dropped measurable rain certainly there. and the rest of us got anywhere from a 10th of an inch to a quarter of an inch, but still pretty, pretty impressiven and tonight we follow suit. we've got another similar system, very similar isy similar too. it's going to

happen while we sleep by most of us sleep and it's going the aree mid morning commute. morning commute might be a little damp, a little damp, but i think it's that those chances are not real firm. we'll watch it, maybe come back at ten and we'll decide on that morning commute. but either way, it's not a major event other than it hits overnight and we could see another half inch inch of rain in marin county and the rest of us the same thing, around a quarter ofc inch or a 10th of an inch. clouds moving in. the model does this. this is right now. and then there it is. that's about 11:00 tonight. so just like last night and then sweeps through and there's 8 a.mn tomorrow morning and you can see a little bit of something, something there. but it looks like pretty light. soc that's the plan for tomorrow. and then after this temperatures warm up weúget back into the 70s. it's going to feel like spring, not that far from spring, but it's going to get warm fast. when iúcome back, we'll do the full forecast. look at the five day. we'll see you back here. >> all right bill, thank you.

still to come tonight, security concerns of china's influence on tiktok could soon force congress to take drastic action. >> also ahead, haiti as street s overtake police stations and prisons. now, the u.s. and neighboring countries are brainstorming possible solutions and new limits on how airbnb hosts can use technology to snoop on their guests. >> what the new change in policy means moving forward. >> introducing an all ktvu newsg screen, search fox local on your tv streaming device and download it for free. access all features like the ktvu video vault archives. search fox local on your tv streaming device, or scan the code for how to stream ktvu news.

how to help with the crisis. police and palace guards in haiti are attempting to take back control of the country's capital, after street gangs took over. at least three police stations and two prisons. this unrest has left dozens of people dead and at least 15,000 the usy has been moving personnel in and out of the country for strategic reasons. >> we had additional security forces that deployed to the mission because of the security situation there, and will continue to assess the situation and what make whatever appropriate decisions we need to

protect our staff and personnel there. >> the biden administration says it wants to help haiti navigate a smooth political transition and conduct free and fair elections in a matter of days, congress could vote to force tiktok to separate from its chinese the app. >> in the u.s, fox news connor hanson has the story. >> millions of americans who use tiktok are watching closely, while congress fast tracks a bill that could cut them off from the popular app. after a classified briefing, a house committee voted unanimously to pass the bill with a rare level of bipartisan support. the bill would remove tiktok from app stores in the u.s. if it is not divested from its chinese parent company, bytedance. >> the ccp is using tiktok as a spyware tool on americans. they're weaponizing our kids. they have spread says he suppors it.c >> if they pass it, i'll sign it

. >> but not everyone is sold on the move. while top republicans in congress backed the bill, former president trump says banning tiktok would anger young people and help facebook grow stronger. last week, lawmakers were inundated with calls from concerned users after they were prompted by the app to contact their representatives. that angered the top two committee members, who wrote monday to tiktok ceo, demanding that, quote, tiktok stop spreading false claims in its campaign to manipulate and mobilize american citizens on behalf of the chinese communist party. still, some are worried the bill could set a dangerous precedent. >> there are real privacy concerns. there are real security concerns. the question is, is there a way to meet those without banning a whole platform that millions of people like using the house could vote on the bill as soon as wednesday? >> tiktok has denied that it shares data with the chinese government or works on its

behalf in new york. connor hanson, fox news. >> airbnb today announced it is banning the use of indoor security cameras in its listings. until now, the san francisco based company allowed rooms, as long as their presence were disclosed to guests. airbnb says the update simplifies its policy, making it very clear that cameras are prohibited in all indoor spaces. most will still be able to use doorbell cameras. noise decibel monitors also still allowed, but only in common areas, and hosts must tell guests about the monitors before booking. the new rule goes into effect in may. >> coming up on ktvuúnews at 63p. it has been a year since extensivec winter storms causeda levee to breach along the pajaro river, and many people there are still having a hard time recovering. >> also ahead, he outlined his vision for the country on television, and now he is back out there on the campaign trail.

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in dublin, the warden and associate warden and captain were dismissed and new leadership is now in place. this all comes after fbi agents swarmed the facility today and seized computers and documents.

a years long investigation has resulted in seven prison workers, including a former sexual abuse of inmates at that prison. >> a suspect has been arrested and charged with murder for thec death of a gas station clerk in san leandro last month, police say dennis lee pushed 78 year old wadih badran into a pole during a fight atúa speedway gas station on east 14th street. officers say the clerk later died from his injuries. >> hundreds of jewish students and others rallied at uc berkeley today, saying the administration is not responding to semitism on campus. students say that say their gate blocked for weeks by pro-palestinian and anti-israeli protesters, which is in violation of university policy. >> and you are watching ktvu, fox two news here at 630. it was broke in monterey county. that e farming community of pajaro. >> and now, a year later, many people there are still struggling to rebuild. ktvu is

an reuben brings us their stories and the latest on the state funding that is coming their way in pajaro. >> even after a year devastation from the levee break remains fresh. there is still damage and there is still frustration. >ñ i feel sad, i feel like, they don't do nothing for us. like, are we living in in the middle of nowhere? >> this was the mexico meat market when the floodwaters hit. the only help they've received since then has come from family and savings. >> we don't have money, you know, to replace all the merchandise or to fix the building repairs to the levee itself are almost complete. >> meanwhile, the state of california has promised $20 million to the small town. tend to businesses and residents, another ten to community improvements. >> and it hasn't come. bureaucracy. i think that's what they call it. >> but that's about to change. monterey county says it took a few months to get the money and to form a plan, but now they'll

begin disbursement of those state funds. >> the process has started, essentially, and it's going to continue for the next couple of months. we're going to be there as long as it takes. and we've opened we're opening the community resource centers in the pajaro park. >> residents say they need the help. some people still have no homesc at all. >> as a matter of fact, there's still two families thatc roadway in. >> but community groups like casa de la cultura have been stepping up and neighbors have been helping each other. >> we're more united as businesses and residents. >> in fact, pajaro is planning a celebration of sorts to mark the one year anniversary of the levee break and their resilience. >> this disaster has brought, the realization that the only way that this community will progress is by coming together. >> and while the levee repairs are set to be done in the next few weeks, a bigger levee replacement project is still in the planning phases in pajaro

and ruben. ktvu, fox two news nearly a week since the primary election, and south bay voters are getting some idea of who may be on the general election ballot for congress. >> sam liccardo will advance to the november election. still too close to call on who his opponent will be. fewer than 1000 votes separates santa clara county supervisorújoe simitian and assembly member evan lowe. the santa clara county elections office will post another batch of results tomorrow night. 5:00 vice president kamala harris returned to the bay area from for some campaign events. harris and second gentleman doug emhoff arrived at san francisco international this afternoon. shortly after touching down, the couple was set to deliver remarks at a campaign reception in san francisco. the vice president also scheduled to speak at a second campaign event there in the city, the white house says released very few details about the vice president's bay area stop. >> president biden made a campaign stop today in new hampshire to tout some of the

points in his state of the union addressn the president spoke to supporters at a campaign event. the visit came hours after mr. biden released his $7.3 trillion election proposal includes help toward lowering the cost of health care. president biden also says it's time to expand medicare's ability to negotiate lower prices for pharmaceuticals. now it's time to go further and give medicare the power to negotiate lower prices for even more drugs over the next decade. that, we'll not only save lives, we're going to save taxpayers. another estimated $200 billion $200 billion taxpayers will not have to pay the drug companies for exorbitant prices that aren't warranted. >> among other things, the budget proposal calls for bringing back a child tax credit for low and middle income earners, funding child care programsl funneling $258 billion to build homes and spending billions of dollars on law enforcement.

>> former president donald hush money trial until the u.s. supreme court rules on whether he has presidential immunity and another criminal case, trump's lawyers say they want the manhattan trial delayed indefinitely untilúthe immunity claim in his washington, dc, election interference case is resolved. the supreme court is s about immunity on april 25th. however jury selection in the hush money case is scheduled to begin in just two weeks. trump pleaded not guilty to charges he splied about his busins records& as part of a cover up to hide hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels int& 2016, uc davis medical center has identified and contacted about 300 people who may have been exposed to measles. >> public health officials say an el dorado county child with a confirmed case of measles visited uc davis emergency department last tuesday. that child had recently traveled out of the country and possibly contracted the virus. uc davis says it has a record of everyone

who is at its e.r. at the time the child was there and says the situation is under control, along with california, the cdc says there are now reported measles cases in at least 17 states. most doctors agree the spread is being fueled by low vaccination rates, especially among young children who stopped getting the shots during the covid outbreak. the cdc issued a measles warning back in january, urging health care the lookout e new outbreak. >> measles is much more contagious than covid 19, it's incredibly safe in terms of the vaccination in this is not a cause for panic or cause for alarm. it's called for good prevention, which is immunization. >> the cdc recommends an isolation period of three weeks for children who are unvaccinated and exposed to measles. >> an influential legal group has takenúon representation for scott peterson, the key hearing tomorrow that could lead to a

new trial. >> also ahead tonight, a new proposal to help several public schools in san francisco avoid shutting down ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do?

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we are staying on top of a developingústory out of the east stolen with a two year old child inside. tonight, san pablo police tell us they responded to a call around 125 this afternoon on california avenue near rumrill boulevard. officers were able to locate the car and the child less than two miles away at barrett and hayes. police say the child was found safe. then, a short time later, officers were led to oakland. this is videoúof that investigation, which skyfox flew over the scene . san pablo police tell us one person may at this location. we will have more updates as

soon as we learn any new details. >> more than 20 years after being convicted of murdering his wife and unborn son, scott peterson may be getting a new trial early this year, the la innocence project announced it would take up the peterson case, arguing peterson's state and federal constitutional rights were violated. in his 2004 trial, a status hearing will be held tomorrow in san mateo county. scott peterson will join the proceeding via zoom. earlier on the four, we did speak with ktvu legal analyst michael cardoza. >> the status there in the judge's going to ask, have you run into any problems with discovery of the evidence. they're looking for dna evidence, and the judge wants to know how swiftly or swimmingly are you moving down this road to possibly evidence?ng new exculpatoryt- >> cardoza also says the involvement of the la innocence project is considered a

, and that they must have seen something significant that made them take on the case. >> students and teachers in florida can now speak freely about sexual orientation and gender identity. florida education officials reached a settlement with civil rights attorneys today who challenged a state law dubbed don't say gay. it bars instruction on sexual orientation and gender identity in early grades. today's settlement keeps that law intact,úbut clarifies the reach of the of the legislation. students and teachers are allowed to talk about sexual orientation and gender identity in public schools, as long as it is not part of formal classroom instruction. >> you got ac little bit of rai, just like last night. showers in the forecast. how does that play into your tomorrow? i'll have that coming up. >> all right. now to alex savage and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap. coming up at the top of the hour here alex. >> mike thank you. coming up

tonight at seven. tragedy unfolding in hawaii. investigators on the scene of an apparent murder suicide that's left five people dead, including children. tonight on west coast rap, a police chaplain sent in to help officers who responded to this scene. also we are learning more tonight about plans for a new a's stadium in las vegas. we'll hear from the architect of that proposed ballpark, who thinks his design offers fans something they don't get at other stadiums around the league. those stories, and much more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that's followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> all right. see you then, alex. thank you. but first, reducing the number of homeless people on the streets of san francisco. the proposal from one supervisor to bring back a program to get people back to their home wns

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lori stood alongside community leaders today at lowell high school to discuss how he would support s.f. usd students if elected mayor. last month, the school district announced plans to shutter several of its schools. it comes amid a major budget deficit and declining enrollment. lori says city

leaders have failed to address safety, affordability and an underperforming public school system. around and bring families back to san francisco if we're going to fix our public schools. students first need to feel safe at school to learn and thrive. >> lori also said his priorities include addressing chronic absenteeism and working to build affordable teacher housing. san francisco's homeward bound program one step closer to being reintroduced, a board of supervisors committee today unanimously approved revitalizing the program. >> it provides the homeless with travel and relocation assistance back to their hometowns and off san francisco streets. it was initiated in 2005 and then sidelined a few years ago by mayor breed. supporters say homeward bound would help the city to address homelessness at the end of the day. >> we're doing everything we can to reunify people with their

loved ones and as i said, it's one of theúmost successful programs getting people off the street. we want to put it in the code. >> critics have said this program is simply a way of spavoiding the real issue of homelessness. the proposal now goes to the full board of supervisorsúfor approval.t& >> all righty. pretty nice day nightc. by this morning it was relatively clear. same thing happens tonight. kind of like a spreplay of last night. same kid of system, same temperature of system. bring a little snow to the mountains. certainly but the rainfall should be overnight with a little bit left over in the morning, hours after the sun came out today or this morning when it did come out, temperatures got into the low 60s, mid 60s in some of the warmer spots you can see the clouds increasing outside right now. and again, this is like groundhog day. this could easily be last night. the way it's workingúout. there's the system. it looks pretty robust for sure. theútrajectory of it, you cant kind of see that that's that's and that that focus is going to-

be up in the northwest. and we're kind of down here in a less, a less robust part of the system. so we are seeing some scattered showers showing up on the radar, sacramento radar picking up some stuff up around marysville and such. and for us, theúshowers probably be moving.t out, but it'll be after around ten, 11:00 most likely. and it'll be again timed out. very similar to what we had last night. these are the right now. temperatures pleasant. it's amazing how quickly we're transitioning to spring. right. because what i'm going to show you here in a few minutes would be the five day forecast with 70s in it. but right now we're talking about an extratropical kind of. and then boom, it's going to flip flop. so here's tomorrow morning's forecast or tonight's forecast. here's tomorrow morning, 12 a.m. 1 a.m. early tomorrow morning. and so there's the showers. and then by 8 a.m, it's pretty much quite similar to whatúhappened'- thisc morning. looks like theres going be more cloud cover sptomorrow morning. but it looks

little wet on the morning commute. and then we get right into tuesday, wednesday or the wednesday into thursday and into friday as high pressure, you see that fog forming that tells you a high pressures kind of owning again. and that's what's going to happen. it's going to own and it's going to setc temperatures a good ten to yeah, maybe 1015 degrees warmer than some of these. as we get intoúthe later part of the week. soúwe'll see. but either way we'll be in the 70s and you'll notice tree pollens. you probably already noticing blossoms, but you will notice tree pollens,úmost certainly if you are like me, a sufferer. and you know, what's interesting about tree pollens is they're well, there's a couple of things, but it's usuallyc from the male trees. right? because female trees produce fruit, male trees producec the pollen that pollinates the fruit. and in the 50s when develop plants in the east bay and the south bay, in the 50s, they planted male trees because they didn't want know, having tp a lot a lot of male

trees. so pollens and tree pollens, that's why i'll see you back here tonight at 1011. >> all right. we'll see you then, bill. thank you. well, sonoma raceway celebrated its newly repaved track with a special charity event to raise money for underserved children and families who are in critical need in sonoma county. the raceway invited participants to take part in a very rare opportunity to take the first laps on the new surface for $150. drivers got to race around the track three times in their own vehicle. the last time the track was repaved was back in 2001. >> this is kind of a once in a multi generation type of event. it just because the pavement is so fresh, it is soúsmooth and sleek out there. just such a wonderful opportunity to be able to not only give our fans that experience and get them here actually on the track, but all knowing that it supports a great cause. >> 90 drivers took part in today's sold out charity event, more than a half million dollars up for grabs in tonight's powerball drawing.

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assign eric armstead, and they did just that today. >> the 49ers have reportedly agreed to a deal with leonard floyd. the contract, worth two years, 12 million guaranteed. floyd played last year for the bills, starting 16 games and recording a team highs ten and a half sacks. now. prior to that, he played with the rams as well 58 sacks over his eight nflorded seasons. now the 49 ers also put a second round tender on wide receiver jauan jennings. the niners have offered their

restricted free agent a one year deal worth nearly $5 million. this enables theúteam tot& negotiate a multi-year deal with jennings. but now ifúhe signs with another team, the 49ers would receive a second round officially begin untilsn'tt- wednesday, but it is already heating up. quarterback kirk cousins on the move from the minnesota vikings. he has agreed to a reported four year deal worth $180 million, with the atlanta falcons, $100 million guaranteed. the 35 year old cousins was having one of his best seasons last year, before tearing his achilles tendon in week eight. at that time, he was tied for the nfl lead in touchdown passes and ranked second in passing yards. >> former raiders running back josh jacobs has agreed to a four year, $t8 million deal with the green bay packers. jacobs contract reportedly includes 12.5 million guaranteed in five seasons with the raiders. he did

rush for close to 6000 yards, scoring 63 touchdowns, but finished with career lows in games played, rushing yards, and rushing touchdowns. with the silver and black last season, another running back on the move, saquon barkley,úleaving the new york giants to join the philadelphia eagles. >> he has reportedly agreed to a three year contract worth $38 million, including 26 of that million guaranteed. barkley was a two time pro bowler in new york. he rushed for more than 5000 yards and 35 touchdowns in six seasons with the giants. >> all right, how about a little baseball? after signing matt chapman last week, fellow third baseman j.d. davis time in san francisco looked like it would be coming to an end after placing him on waivers on saturdays, san francisco released davis today. this came after davis won his arbitration case against the team for $6.9 million, rather than pay that price, the giants decided to let davis go, putting them on the hook for only 1.1 million. in termination pay. davis hit 248

with 18 home runs last year in his firstc full season with the giants. theúgiants and the a's both winning their spring training games today. >> one other move i just heard about gardner minshew, a quarterback going to las vegas y heating up. things are moving on now. thanks for joining us. west coast rap is next right here on ktvu.

were a few years ago with ward and garcia and the fbi raiding the facility then. >> fbi agents raid a troubled women's prison in the bay area today, leaving one attorney unsure whether this will lead to the type of reform her clients have been calling for years. good evening everyone. welcome to west coasra