in san francisco. among the people who live in their rvs or in cars. the fear they have, they could be forced to leave the parking places that they've set up as a place to call home, and the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamel price may have hit a snag. why election officials are questioning the signatures submitted to put the recall on the ballot. >> from ktvu, fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning, and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark i'm allie rasmus. >> it is friday march 15th. yes friday to you friday right back to say happy friday to steve paulson as well. and it looks like it could be a nice one weather wise. yeah. >> this will be the warmest day of the week. no doubt about it. the lows are way, way up here. 5060 santa rosa 62. i mean, livermore is the coolest, if you will, and that's 54 because we

have that breeze and we are good to go. not the same in southern california, las vegas, or in parts of arizona. but i'll show you that later. but for us, it's going to be california sun here in march. wall to wall here. so clear. morning. mild. low. still breezy. not as windy though as yesterday. but it will be sunny for all. and. santa rosa 75 and san jose. all right. 4:00 in the morning. soap. it's friday light. we're off to a good start . out of the gate. all right. >> we are offúto a good start. as a matter of fact, there's not a lot going on, which is pretty good out there. let's go to the bay bridge toll plaza. we don't see a lot here now. sometimes on mondays and fridays really hopit today. yesterday wasn't too bad, but i think today is going to be better. as you look at interstate x80, you can see that traffic is moving well. it's 401. let's get back to the headlines. >> thankúyou sal. well, people living in in san francisco are being forced

to move on those rvs, according to the mayor's concern and a heh hazard. >> ktvu is joey horta talked to some ofúthe people who called those rvs home. >> park near the top ofúa hill on bernal heights boulevard in san francisco. for armando martinez, this vintage rv is home. >> i didn't i just, lost my job, about a couldn't find a place that i could afford. six rvs parked on this street on thursdayn the city wants them to know, i work every day. >> the mayor's office tells us they are giving rv owners until march 28th to remove their vehicles. san francisco's transportation code prevents any vehicle from being parked on a street for more than 72 hours. >> it's a great spot. i can

understand why they're here, but it's limited parking. >> the mayor's office says that parking these large vehicles along this windy, narrow road is dangerous and that the raw all n coming out and picking up all the trash every morning. >> there's drug dealing going on in the back of the one. there's the dogs left all day long. >> other neighbors don't have a problem with the rvs. >> heartsick to see it happening on all the levels. the rvs, the tent cities. and there's just nowhere for people to go. >> the coalition on homelessness says the rvs are a low cost alternative to the rising cost of rent, and allow people livine while longerúso that we could figure out what we're doing. >> joey ktvu, fox two news. >> an environmental group that monitors pollution in san francisco publicúutilities commission. san francisco, baykeeper, a nonprofit group,

says the city has repeatedly violated the clean water act. they claim the utilities commission discharges more than 1úbillion gallons of combined stormwater runoff and sewage intoúthe bay. baykeeper says the discharge pollutes the water and raises nitrogen levels, which leads to algae blooms that have killed thousands of fish in the past two years. a spokesperson from the sfpuc says the commissions system is specifically designed to prevent trash from escaping and says, quote, cherry picking. select information without conveying the whole, policymakers or the public. timr of the santa clara valley water board has been censured by the board for misconduct. rebecca eisenberg, the district seven director, is accused of verballc harassing and abusing district officials and eisenberg will have to undergo anti-discrimination training, and she was removed from all representing the water board wao censured for removing 2000 pages

of a confidential report about her behavior from the headquarters of rebecca eisenbes pushing back against those allegations, and she sent a statement here to ktvu reading in part the report as biased sustained zero claims of racism. also in the statement, she accuses other board members and the ceo of valleyúwater of >> a group of people living and working in san francisco's tenderloin district have filed a federal lawsuit against the city about conditions in that neighborhood. they accuse city leaders of tolerating drug dealing, homeless encampments and other problems. they say are hurting the neighborhood. others not involved in the lawsuit say they hope it will force the city's hand and make them come up with a strategy to fix the tenderloin or the lawsuits. >> the last resort the protection to tenderloin businesses and property same fed

taxes as people in cow hollow, but they dongt get the services. >> in response, san francisco's city attorney says lawsuits like this one won't solve the ongoing problems in that neighborhood. >> our time is now t05. an infestation found in one of san jose's tiny home projects at random lane in monterey road.úthe mold was found in five of the 117 units at the def con contractor construction project. efforts to remove the mold began this to tt also claim there's a wage theft problem affecting constructiont& workers. san jose mayor matt mehan says the city is investigating. >> the city's role is really to hold people accountable. it's a compliance issue. we'll go out with code enforcement. i understand there has also been a wage theft complaint.c we'll follow up on that. and city staff will ensure that the contractors on the job now, city the project will probably be completed over the summerl and final inspections will take

place before anybody moves into those new units. >> police in fremont arrested a man for a shootout between two cars that ended up killing one person and injuring another. 25 year-old sylvester carver faces murder and attempted murder charges. the shooting happened on march 5th in the area of stevenson boulevard andúalbury street. police say two people in the two cars were shooting at each other the scene. they found one of the shooting victims inside a crashed car. the man died four days later. carver was arrested wednesday night at a home in richmond. this is video from the citizen app showing authorities surroundingúthe house on hartnett avenue. a second man, identifiedc as keon bolts, has also been charged with gun crimes. he's accused of helping carver get away. >> our time been worked out fort shutting down the bay bridgeort- back in november to avoid trial. now 78 people accepted to comple

hours of community service. they'll also have to pay restitution is still being determined. now, the case of a retired pleasanton firefighter, masud barakzai, is still going forward. he told us his case is separate from the others. >> it's unfortunate that an innocent person has this type of thingúfor something they had nothing to do with, so i guess i'm just i'm disappointed. still, i'm disappointed in the district the prosecutors. i really am absolutely disappointed that they would somebody that, again, hasg onto nothing to do with it. his way to catch a flight whenn- he was caught up inúthe gaza protest and was wrongfully detained. he wants prosecutors to drop misdemeanor charges of unlawful public assembly and failure to disperse, as new ambulances areúcoming to half

moon bay county officials say the four wheel drive vehicles spoff road capability will help crews get make travel safer. >> the cost of the new ambulances will be offset by existing funds for equipment from san mateo county. well part of interstate 680 will be closed for shutdown is set to and last thrc at four in the morning.úthe planned closure will include all southbound lanes and onramps of interstate 680 in pleasanton, starting at the interstate 580 connector to the koopman road junction just before highway 84. the roadwork is a year long project to replace a stretch of deteriorated roadway from sunol to dublin. the roadwork was weather. well, they shouldn't have any problems this weekend. steve paulson the weather is going to be pretty nice. >> that won't cause any problems. will it? no. >> well, i mean, no problem. weather's not going to cause a >> problem?t& cause problems for anybody uses

that stretch of highway. >> all right, we have high building to the north. the low is now in southern california. got to give the euro forecast model credit. it actually san diego. and i to be about right. and this is giving us the offshore direction. so that's why we still haveúbreezyúto windy conditions. and you can see there it is.c iúdon't think it'l be as bad at the surface.úbut in the hills it's still kicking up its heels california to las vegs parts of arizona. it's trying to get its, you know, the flow coming up from the south trying spto you can see that trying to paint phoenix and scottsdale. so spring training activities might have some issues today. but it's a pretty big system forúlas vege tahoe. there's their offshore breeze, middle peak, which is the north side of mount tamalpais, almost 40 miles an hour. oakland berkeley hills, 2327. so it's still in place that beingúthat north northeast breeze. fairfield north to s2. so i mean, itgs breezy for some windy for others. half moon bay, northeast 29. san jose north at

21. so with that in place, we are running, as you might imagine, except for mountain view, considerably warmer with santa rosa and petaluma, plus 15 plus 14 compared to yesterday, which is why they're 62 and 60. they have a north wind. livermore 60. look at i mean, one observation fremont says 49 but halfúmoon bay 63 warm degrees 32. truckee 31. south lake tahoe 51. down in monterey and santa barbara at 46. that low will hang out probably for most of the weekend, then start to eject out. i think on sunday. but that's going to give a i mean all sorts of rain, thunderstorms and maybe even some high elevation snow there, northern arizona and elevationse southern california mountains. but then look at that. a change is on the way next thursday. and i've hat on it and i think it's going to happen friday. sunshine and warm clear skies looks good to go. temperatures. this will be the warmest day of the week. >> thank parents of uc berkeley students are taking action about safety near campus. why? private

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money to hire even more workers. >> pass on added costs to the consumer. you have to pay for it someway. >> the us adopts a four day week, a 32 hour week. it isc will rise. that has been the management in our trials.s and workweek dates allúthe way back nowthe year 19s8. our time is alameda county will have to spmanually count all of the signatures submitted in a petition to recall district attorney pamela price, the registrar of voters, said samplf the more than 123,000 signatures submitted were not sufficient to threshold, for a recall has been met. >> that means election officials must manually count each signature. the recall effort needs 73,195 signatures to qualify. a spokesperson for pamela price's campaign said in

a statement, quote, after all that noise, they've failed their first test. the outcome was made possible because countless unpaid volunteers who actually live in alameda county went to the streets and informed voters what was going on. the they are responsible for the outcome, end quote. mayor london breed has vetoed a piece of housing development legislation proposed by a city supervisor who may be& sprunning against her in november's of supervisors passed the proposal from board president aaron peskin last month. it would impose density limits on some of the san francisco neighborhoods in peskin's district. the mayor says these density limits don't align with her goals. to build more housing in the city, and would reverse changes year. it's unclear if the board of supervisors has the votes to overturn theúmayor's veto. >> thomas for 16 more funding in sonoma county, is on the way to support homeless programs. the press democrat is reporting that sonoma county homeless coalition has been given an extra $2 million to hand out this year

from the state, which means cuts to the existing programs will be small. the coalition is now in the process of narrowing down which local nonprofit groups will get a the $7.8 million in funding in the statew proposal to allow home insurance companies to base rate hikes on disaster prediction models. right now, theústate requires insurance companies hikes on ons and losses that have already happened.úas a result, many insurance companies have stopped offering new insurance coverage or dropped customers in areas that are prone to wildfires. state leaders say the rule is outdated and it has led to rate spikes and ballooning insurance premiums., with california facig a $73 billion budget shortfall, lawmakers are looking for ways to close the gap. the assembly budget committee moved forward with legislation to increase the tax on managed care.

organizations like kaiser permanente and blue shield of california. that tax helps cover the state's costs for medi-cal, which is california's health insurance for low income residents. >> we can continue to keep the word for increasing our provider rates as we voted on, and also prevent us fromúhaving to go into for our health care space and cutting some programs and other services for our patients. >> the legislation still needs to be approved by the full assembly and the state senate. governor newsom's officeúsays he supports the bill. >> all right. our president kams made history. the first vice president or president to ever visit an abortion clinic. vice president harris toured a planned parenthood facility in saint paul, minnesota, and she s there. and after taking a tour, the vice president talked about the importance of facilities ate time, she criticized the us supreme court for overhauling and overruling roe versus wade.

>> in this environment an individualgs about their own boy are outrageous. and in manyt& instances, just plain old immoral. how dare these elected leaders believe they are in a better position to tell women what they need right now? >> this, by the way, was the sixth stop in for reproductive freedoms tour. she visited san in january.t of that tour back >> a popular ski run at palisades tahoe is expected to open next week. the silverado lift hasn't opened at all this season. it takes skiers and snowboarders to a very advanced remote part of the resort, palisades says. snow crews and ski patrol crews have almost finished preparing the area for riders after a massiveúamount of snow that the resort has seen in recent weeks. and if everything

goes well, it could open by monday. i was just there this past weekend and the snow was great afterúthat blizzard that happened a couple of weeks ago. spsteve paulson it was a nice light dusting out there over the weekend. >> no, i am not at that advanced level. >> okay. >> all right. we do have a nice day on tap. this will be the warmest day, i think by far here. the low though in southern california. look at that. there's a huge difference inúin weather between northern and southern california. we get the offshore breeze or wind. although i don't think it will be as bad today, there's still a no doubt about it. northerly northeastúbreeze. but look at this lown i mean, it's backtracked almost back to san diego. give the european forecast model credit. it nailed this before anyone else did. dragging over las vegas. also for southern california desert. and i think it's going to impact phoenix and also scottsdale. so maybe they'll get the games in. but boy it's looking closer. i think spthere'll be someúrain there fn

still a 40 plus miles per hour for some. not as bad at the surface, but still. fairfield rosa that keeps them in thea 60s for now, half moon bay, northeast at 30, san jose, north at 21 hayward, gusting to 18. that's why we have 50s and 60s, half moon bay and san francisco, san rafael, petaluma, santa rosa are in the 60s, livermore as well, napa airport. so that's warm conditions here. now there are 40s, 50s and 60s, but are 6, point rays, bolinas,c all in the 60s there. so don't see that too often in march. but we are and then this low will hangh us around. probably a lot of people were trying to kick it out. i didn't look like it to me. i think it's going to hang around keeping active weather going. it should start to eject towards the east on sunday, but it'll still be into arizona. i think. and look at that. change in the weather is on the way. starting we thought around the 20th to

21st we would start to see a change and right now it looks to be online. but for today and into your weekend looks sunny and warm. i think this will be the warmest day of the week. everything fell into place v0, 76, 77, maybe on some of these highs. so today will be warmn it'll be nice >> all right steve thank you. time is now 42q a middle school in the south bay may possibly be closed, but some parents are pushing back. we'll tell you the spdecision made last night at a& meeting in downtown san patrick's day parade thiss saint weekend. >> how the city is preparing for this yearly tradition.

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fill downtown san francisco streets tomorrow for the saint patrick's day parade, right down market street. it will be hosted >> we want everybody to march with us. you know, the heritages, the different heritages in sanúfrancisco. so we want to celebrate every single one. you know, we want to go out on cinco de mayo and be there with them. we want to be there for the chinese new year parade, and we want everybody to be here andúto be irish for this festivities in sanúfrancisco festival after the parade aboutc center plaza. >> well, new research shows a recent change inúthe way people celebrate saint patrick's day tn hours are now starting and ending much earlier. researchers found younger americans are driving that trend on saint patrick's day. >> young people have really

embraced wanting to bring people together, get their communities out, but do it at a respectable& time. so you're seeing a lot of events kick off at one, but wrap at 8 p.m, so wrap early so people get enough time to get some shut. an estimatedú1v2 million americans are expected to celebrate saint patrick's th. >> all right, ali, time is 425. despite with the city of oakland and alameda county, there'sústill no deal for a potential lease extension for the a's at the coliseum. the current lease runs out at the end of the upcoming baseball season, and the a's new ballpark spin las vegas isn't expected to be completed until the year 20r8.c so they're going to needa home stadium until then, oakland mayor xiang tao's office released a the meeting was to future discussions. well, the oakland-alameda county coliseume

looking over a resolution that would allow the oakland roots and soul sports teams to play their 2025 to 2026 seasons at the coliseum. that special meeting is scheduled for 9 a.m. >> well, a cyclist badlyúhurt in a hit and run crash and crash hn area where several people have been hit by cars. we'll tell you about the safety changes, advocates are now calling for, and a new resource is available aimed at helping people get jobs in san francisco. >> we'll tell you about the career center. it's opening at san francisco city hall ♪(music playing)♪ (♪) (♪) born in roma fragrances. and the new born in roma green stravaganza.

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adversity safer for students. i frankly don't feel that they

share our sense of urgency. >> i don't know why we need the need for private security, but it feels probably unnecessary mo their own hands by hiring private security ambassadors to reviews from students andixed berkeley residents. an oakland resident week oakland restaurant week rather is happening right now how restaurants are trying to recapture the level of business they saw before the pandemic. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this >> welcome back to mornings on two. i'm allie rasmus and good morning i'm dave clark. >> allie it's friday. it is friday it is friday.úit is march 15th. and we're ready. know yesterday was pretty windy- in the morning. and then by the evening i was completely still perfect. hopefully it lasts a little while longer. steve. >> we'll have lots of sun. that's not thec problem here.

still be breezy to windy and we have temperatures that are in the 50s and 60s and it is clear skies out there. so it will be sunny, breezy, windy, still up temperatures to be in the 70s for almost everyone sal now. and your 70s. you have feet on the desk. you allúright? >> the 70s, linda ronstadt, bread, bread. >> how did they come up with that name? sal? bread, bread. >> i know, i know, i have to i have to figure that out. bread, i don't know. a look at interstate 880 north and southbound pretty well. this isa look at the bay bridge. trafficg well. you don't need any bread at the toll plaza. you just drive on through. 431 let's go back to the headlines. berkeley parents they say is a f safety measures on campus. so tr own hands. the group has raised about $40,000 to hire private

security to patrol the areas near campus. but as ktvu zac sos explains, the stepped up security effort won'túbe able to last for long. >> it is kind of scary having that threat of like, it could be anyone at any time. >> why cal freshmanútaylor ho now counts himself security guards like these roaming his campus at night, especially at night. >> it can get kind of scary, like walking back home. >> the guards, also known as safety ambassadors, are you doing today? part of a pilot program launched last week by the nonprofitc safe bears, a group of parents concerned about an uptick in crime on campus. >> they don't have batons. they don't have handcuffs, nothing like that. they have radios, radios. >> group president jatani says the guards can use to call police as a last resort, but the hope is they won't need to. visual deterrent to crime. >> the group raising $40,000 to hire the guards for three weeks, one month after my kids started

at uc berkeley, there was a gun battle outside theirúdorms and somebody was actually killed, jatani says. the university has been too slow to hire additional security. as for students feelings about thec program, if think that can take away the fear. >> i don't know why we need the need for private security, but feels, probably unnecessary. >> in a, the university says it's been bolstering campus security, including through the addition of 32 more community officers, adding in part, quote, hiring private security raises a number of concerns, including the training of individuals hired by such firms. we believe that university funds are better spent hiring more sworn or non-sworn ucpd officers. cal encouraging concerned parents to donate to the university. >> instead, our message aren't a small, meaningful financial >> they're hoping uc berkeleynd.

will pay to extend it. if not, they're considering fundraising to extendúit themselves in berkeley, zac sos, ktvu, fox two news okay, zach, thank you. >> time is 433. an investigation continues in antioch, where seven people were hurt when an suv crashed into a bus that was filled mainly with senior citizens. it happened about 1230 yesterday afternoon. firefighters say the suv was near the highway four onramp when it smashed into the side of that bus. as it was turning, the on the bus were hurt. none of their injuries are considered life threatening. the cause of that crash is still under investigation. >> the chp is looking for the hit and run driver who seriously injured a bicyclist on the peninsula. it happened last week on polhemus road in the hills above san mateo. investigators n

over a 62 year old mother, physician and biotech executive. >> a vehicle came down the street here, ran through the stop sign, struck her rear wheel, threwúher from the bike. it's egregious. it's wrongn and sadly, it's happening all the time. >> the bicyclist who was injured has now been released from the hospital. she is being treated for a broken back. anyone with information about the case is being asked to contact the chp. >> our time isú435. a dispute between the valley transportationc authority and a real estate company over the value of a downtown san jose property may end up in court. sa building on street in san jose for a future bart station, according to the east bay times. the vta believes that building is worth. that property is worth $9.5 million, but the real estate firm shoulde

valued legal conference is set for early in april. if theyúcan't work out a resolution, it could go to trial. >> a plan to build a new transportation center in hercules isúgetting a financial boost from the federal government. president biden signed a spending bill that allocates $850,000 to what's hes a planned transportation center for cars,úbusses, passenger trains and ferries. it would be located right along the waterfront and next to the capitol corridor train line. >> all of us have experienced interstate 80 at 5 p.m, and we know that it's a miserable place to be. and so we want to do is really capture the riders who are going to san francisco, into oakland, wherever they may be going, and giving them another alternative transportation. and we're also really trying to capture up to h bay or even sacramento with the spcapitol corridor. >> the project will also include housing city leaders say they're still two years away from

breaking ground. >> all right. our time is 436. a group of uc berkeley students say they broke a record for the fastest bay area transit tour. now, on saturday, the group visited every single bart station, and they didúit in less than six hours. now guinness bod records as a new category says the students carefully mapped out their route with a witness at every bart station and lots of video evidence to submit to guinness. >> well, women's car clubs are celebrating women's history month in southern california. in the pastc few years, several all women clubs have decided to do more than just ride in the passenger behind the lady lowriders. they're one of the groups men are showing up to support it . >> this is my simply beautiful. it's a 1984 oldsmobile cutlass

supreme. i've literally upgraded and changed everything on this car from theúchrome suspension to the engine rebuild. there's a little girlsúplayingúwith hot wheels right now. >> bet you she's going to grow up and either build a hot rod, a lowrider or something. thec club's president says she's also sphad parents and people she's never even met reach out to her their efforts.a, encouragingt- >> well, looks like it was nice weather for them down there for low riding. it's always nice weather in southern california. what about here, steve paulson i think it was my sophomore year at chico state. >> great, because you had theoo- hydraulics to it. >> they were fast. yeah. okay, we do have nice weather on tap now. again, the breeze is there for some. may not be as the weekend looksúgood. your next rain looks to be the 21st. talked about that a couple of daysc ago, and it looks to be online. i'llc show you that coming up in a second. southerna

expecting sunshine, think again. same for las vegas and parts, a& overachieving.úwhat's new? but s spof sunshine. the warmest temps will probably be today, but i mean, this is making an impact in los angeles, san diego on the desert for sure. starting to fla little bit of activity around phoenix and scottsdale. i expect that to pick up what looks like some high elevation snow there in northern arizona. mount diablo is north of 58. i don't know why it's not showing up, but it's north of 58 middle peak. north side of town is almost 40 miles an hour. still 32 gusts at travis. north wind for almost everybody moon bay, northeast 32n there, 63 warm degrees, even san joseúhas a north wind to 2160s for many. santa rosa, napa airport, petaluma, san rafael, san francisco. hayward is in there. livermore is in there getting a wind off in san jose isc in there. so take your pick. now walnut creek is down still . not too bad. el cerrito 60

is a pattern we again we see in fall not not in early spring 30s up in the mountains and some of this moisture wrapping around spthat low could sneak into the sierra be okay. most of it's going to stay confined to southern nevada, southern sierra, southern california. look at that. also along ten, there and i think 17 north and even up spto 40 around flagstaff. they'e getting some snow. that's a pretty impressive system for moisture come up from the south starting next tuesday. i think we'll get some higher clouds. now watch from the north. there you go. that's the 21st. looks likeúrain and colder temps are on the way in about a week. clear skies though for today and into your weekend. looks good to 70s on the temps. i don't think really much change until early next week. everything says lots of sun next three days. >> all right, look forward to that. thank you steve. well a will be shut down this weekenday around the planned closure on

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bounce, it's the sheet. manslaughter. the jurors reached that groundbreaking verdict last night after ten hours of deliberation. they found james crumbley failed to prevent his teenage son fromúkilling four of his classmates at a michigan high the easiest, most glaring opportunities to prevent the deaths. >> crumbley's wife, jennifer, was found guilty of the same charges in a separate trial last month. they in the u.s. to be

charged for the deaths caused by their child in a mass shooting. they each face a maximum of 15 years in prison. their son is already serving a life sentence& for thatúdeadly shooting. a woman accused of assaulting a dog walker in oakland has been arrested. miller has been charged with robbery and auto theft. the incident happened tuesday at fourth and jackson in jack london square. the victim says two women who hit her across the face before taking off with the safe. police are stillc looking- for a second suspect. >> all right. our time is 444. in oakland, a nonprofit organization that helps people in need is facing new challenges to continue their operations. after a car smashed right into their building. that crash caused major damage building at 77th and macarthur in east oakland.úthe organization helped survivors of violence, and every

provide clothing and foodúto about 400 people. the people who run the organization say they're committed to continuing their work with the help of thet& community. >> our community has always shown up and shown out for us. so i do believe that this is just a small setback for a bigger comeback. >> now, that crash happened yesterday morning about 3 a.m, reportedly one car crashed into building. the driver of the car that hit theúbuilding ran awayc. our time is 445. a south bay middle school decliningúenrollment, but as ktvu lamonica peters tells us, d it's prompted the school spdistrict to reconsider closing the school for now. >> parents, students and staff of aptitude academy voiced their concerns about alum rock union school district removing grades six through eight from campus.t& >> yes, there are declining enrollment, but by eighth, you e

difficulty for the family. >> students may have nearby midd many people at the meeting oppose that recommendation. >> just like me, they like the tc through eight model. my son is safe. his teachers care about him. >> we've been here since katanga and we want to be here until we finish eighth grade. >> you don't do a great job. so now their option is to send my send our kids to a different >> district leaders say low enrollment families leaving the area and low birth rates are all contributing factors. currently aptitude serves kindergarten through eighth grade, but just aren't enough students to justify keeping the school open as it is just too. >> remind the board, we need abt 500 students to sustain the >> doctor bower says aptitude academyúcurrently has about 410

students, but middle schools need to have at least 700 students to operate the shelve e recommendation until june. still,úsome say district leadership shouldúhave been more transparent sooner and involve spthe community to be some veryy decisions coming along, but thee superintendent. i'm sorry to say this, but that's how we feel. >> the district also says that it will take a district and dete whether or not there are other schools that may be closed, as well as aptitude academy, and they say they'll have a decision about that in june. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news, a san francisco city hall. open a- >> staff at the career center will help candidates navigate interview. mayor

nearly 4000 vacant positions, and this center will hopefully allow the city to hire more people and do it more quickly. >> it takes too long, it's too spconfusing, and all people want to do is get to work. can you imagine going through a 6 to 1 year process to try and get a cityújob? and by that time you have a job offer from someone else? >> theúcenter also provides career development for current city employees to help them progress in their department, get promotions, or learn aboutc1 new opportunities. in west oakland. the owner of8t- horne barbecue says he's now looking around for a new restaurant location after a last year. chef matt horne posted on instagram the extensive fire damage, combined with vandalst& who repeatedly targeted the building in the weeks after the fire, led him to close his restaurant on mandela parkway. now he says, quote, we're

actively and have been in location.ion for a new oaklandt- >> aúunique dining destination is planned to open inside san francisco's downtown ikea furniture store. the chronicle reports that the salon hall food hallúis expected to open in april. it would bring nearly a dozen new places to eat and drink to market street again., l will focus on vegetarian and vegan dishes and feature food fromc five local restaurants. >> all right, i'm getting excited. oakland restaurant week is underway now and many restaurantsc in oakland. we talked to anyway say this is just a big boost during what is& spring break and also it's tax season. new restaurants like to attract new business by hope putting a special menu together for short rib that we cooked down over 18 hours. >> you might find your new favorite restaurant during oakland restaurant week.

>> well, i'm goingc to try now s a business that's been plaguinge city of oakland, the chefs are inviting everybody in oakland to supportúthem and get a good deal. as you do it well, scientists are working to create alternative food sources that are more environmentallyt& friendly. ñ> researchers in have come up with thisúpink rice that contains lab grown beef cells. they say it could serve as a climate friendly, protein >> the rice grains you see now have a uniformc distribution of both muscle and fat cells, the researchers say. >> this beef rice is better for the environment than raising livestock, because both because of land and resources required and the of methane produced by cowsn you know, i like to try and keep an open mind.úi know you do. i will never say never is one of my mottos. but does it have to be pink?, i don't know.

>> yeah, well, let's move on to weather because that is something we can all agree on. is going to be nice today. right, steve? it'll be warmn >> this will be the warmest day of the week. we have sunshine, still windy up in the hills. not as but there's still some pretty goodt& gusts there. we'll take it into the weekend for those you who work know it looks like next thursday our rain temps. cobb mountain has the highest wind gust i've seen at 70mph. tamalpais almost 40. oakland hills right above theúclaremont 30. mount diablo 58. las trampas east bay hills 36 and ben lomond. santa cruz mountains, also a deep, churning low down there in southern california, impactingcd much of arizona. but we are on the northeast wind sidec as the highest of the north and that lowest to the south. but a couple one forecast, while the european drag that low almost back toúsan spdiego, it looks like it's rigt to me. and that'súgiving us the wind. so fairfield northúat 32, half moon bay, northeast at 32

as well. so it's going to be a warm day today. we're already starting off 50s and 60s on a lot of the temps here. look at pacifica, pillar point and half moon bay all in the 60s, which is warmer than anybody else on the peninsula. redwood city is closeúat 59, but a lot of mid 50s here. so the low hangs around probably into the weekend, which will keep a somewhat of a breeze going. spring training games i think are in jeopardy today. i really do. it's probably saturday as watch moisture starting to come up in early next week. there you go. starting to come up around tuesday. i brought some high on. there's your 21st on thecht- rain right there and it looks pretty goodn i'm using the european model. the european thd and that's really kind of wet. so i think it'll happen. but not today and not 70s on the temps r santa rosa. that's the spirit santa rosa. you go on those temps there and we'll have warm temps into the weekend changes not until probably early next week. >> thank you. steve, bay area wd

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cases by talking about its safeguards to protect consumers. 455 is the time now in alec baldwin is asking a new mexico judge to dismiss allúcharges against him stemming from the deadly shooting on a movie set. baldwin's defense motion accuses prosecutors of failing to to the grand jury. baldwin faces a manslaughter trial this summer for the shooting death of the film's cinematographer. the movie's armorer, who gave the gun to baldwin, was convicted of involuntary manslaughter earlier this monthúthe total cost of a subscription inúcommercials and in bills. the fcc announced comg the providers often mislead customers on the actual cost of their services. tv services say they oppose those new rules, citing technical difficulties i& figuring out marketing. the fcc recently imposed similar internet services, while superhero movies aren't always a

hit at the box office, and that is especially the case for 2024 so far, the most recent example was action thriller madame web, starring actress dakota johnson. the film has been part of the superhero fatigue conversation after only earning a $15 million domestic opening. some movie experts are saying audiences ar& looking for something fresh and new. >> bob iger was fatigue, and i completely agree 100% with what exist. you knowl people will aue also listeningn they're listening to critics more. they're listening to rotten tomatoes more. they're listening to their friends and families more. >> movie experts also say audiences want to see characters from franchises they're already familiar with, and believe in one movie that could make a difference this summer is the new deadpool and wolverine movie, which will be marvel studios first r-rated film. watch the paris summer olympics

at the movies. amc theaters shoe daytime coverage of the summer games at 160 of its theaters nationwide. tickets are required , but no word yet on how much they will cost. amc also struck a deal with san jose's zoom communications to create olympic viewing zoom rooms in eight cities, including the amc mercado 20. well, insync is prog they still have the stuff they n during justin timberlake's free concert in los angeles on wednesday night. the group performed some of its biggest hits from the late 90s and early 2000, like bye bye bye girlfriend and it's going to be me. they something new. >> they actually have a new song on justin timberlake's new album, which actually drops on friday. it's called everything i thought it was. that he's been on for a bit, and i know it's

called paradise and i heard some of it. it's a great song and it's really good to see the band back together. >> the reunion on stage with all five bandúmembers since 2013n well, the musical director of the san francisco esa-pekka d in a statement. he does not, quote, share the same goals as directors. salonen was named to succeed leave afterúthe end of the 20 2425 season. the measures may be one reason fort- the decision, telling the spchronicle the symphony faces spsignificant financial pressur. >> there's not very many placest likely what will happen is we'll go move to another place where we can park for a couple of days. >> lots of uncertainty in san francisco among the people who live in their rvs or in cars, the fear they have, they could be forced to leave that they'vea

place to call home. and the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price may have hit a snag. why election officials are questioning the signatures submitted to put the recall on the ballot from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark i'm allie rasmus today is march 15th a friday. the end of did we did.ade it to >> looking forward to the were just talking about looking forward to sleeping in tomorrow morning. maybe when we wake getk outside with it. >> that'll be what, five, 530 in the morningúor something in there?c sleep in. mmhm. good for you. all right. 5060s. what does santa rosaúand san jose have in common? they're both 62 warm degrees at north northeast. breeze will do it. so we're starting off on the mild to warm side. let me put in the wind. there you go. that'll shoa

second. are you going to show up or not. there it is. a little bit of an offshore breeze, but southern california whole different ball game. las vegas rain arizona starting to pick up. so that's going to be active today and tomorrow. but we get california's sun here with an offshore breeze. and itúwill be sunny for all. and this will be the warmest day of the week here with temperatures well abovet& average here. all right. so here we made it to the first hour. we are right now. >> yeah we are. it's as a matter of fact it's really light. and i'm not complaining steve. you knowc got the really busy days of the week and then weúget a friday and hopefullyúit will stay this way. trafficúcameras, you can see- traffic is moving along very nicely at the bay bridge toll plaza. no problems here on the san mateo bridge.ústill got that super wide view which i'm digging for now. anyway, it looks pretty good heading over to the peninsula. 501 let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, well, the people livina hill in san francisco told theyn within the next two weeks.

>> the mayor's office says those rvs parked in the citygs bernal heights neighborhood are a safety concern, and a public health hazard, and san any vehicles from remaining on a city streetúfor more than 72 hours. but one man who is being told to move says his rv is home >> i didn't plan on living losta year and a half ago, and i couldn't find a place that i could afford. >> san francisco's coalition on homelessness says to avoid livie streets. but the city is that all the rvs must leave bernal hill before marchú28th, when environmental group that monitors pollution in the bay area is threatening to sue the san francisco public utilities commission, san francisco baykeeper, a nonprofit group, violated the clean water act. they claim the utilities commission discharges more than 1 billion gallons of combined

stormwater runoff and sewage discharge pollutes the water and raises nitrogen levels, which then causes algae blooms to form that have killed thousands of fish in the last two years. a spokesperson for the sfpuc says the commission's system is specifically designed to prevent trash from escaping and says, quote, cherry picking. select information without conveying the whole picture doesn't benefit the environment, policymakers or the public. end quote. our time now.t& >> 503a member of the santa clara valley water board has been censured by the board for misconduct. rebecca eisenberg, the district seven director, is accused of verbally harassing and abusing district officials in eisenberg will have to undergo anti-discrimination training. she was removed from all roles and responsibilities, represent the water board and the district. eisenberg was also censured for removing 2000 pages of a confidential report about her behavior from the spheadquarters of the valley war board, now rebecca eisenberg is

pushing back against those allegations, and she sent a statement here to ktvu reading in part the report is biased against me as it was sustained zero claims of racism. i'm also in her statement, she accuses other members and the ceo of valley water of misreporting, eating her words. >> a group of people living and working in san francisco's tenderloin district have filed a federal lawsuit against the citc over conditions in the neighborhood they accused city leaders of tolerating drug dealing, homeless encampments and other problems that they say are hurting the tenderloin. others not involved in the lawsuit say they hope it will force the city to dot& improve the area. >> the resort the city has failed to provide equal protection to tenderloin businesses and property owners. they paid the same fees and taxes as people in cow hollow, but theyc don't in s city attorney says lawsuits like

this one won't solve the ongoing problems in the tenderloin. >> our time now. 504 int& infestation of mold has been say home projects, now at branam lane and monterey road. the mold was found in five of the 117 units at the def con contractor construction project. efforts to remove the mold started this week, and people close to the project also claim there's a wage theft problem affecting construction workers. san jose mayor matt mahan says the city is investigating, saying the city's role isúreally to hold people accountable. >> it's a compliance issue. we'll go out with code enforcement. i understand there's also been a wage theft complaint. we'll follow up on that. and will ensure that the contractors on the job pay everybody fairly. >> now, city officials still say the project will probably be completed over the summer and final inspections will taket& place before anybody moves into the new units. >> police in fremont arrested a man for a shootout between two cars that killed one person and

injured another. 25 year-old sylvester carver faces murder and attempted murder charges. the shooting happened on march fifth in the area of stevenson boulevard and albree street. police say two people in the two cars were shooting at each other. when officers arrived at the scene. they found one of the shooting victims inside a crashed car. he died four days later. carver was arrested wednesday night at a home in richmond. this is video from the citizen app showing authorities surrounding the house on hartnett avenue. a second man, identified as keon bowles, has also been he's accused of helpig carver drive away. >> our time now 506. a deal has been worked out now for most of the protesters who bay bridge back in avoid trial. 78 people accepted an offer from the court to complete five hours of spcommunity service. they will also pay restitution, though the amount for insufficient evidence, however,

firefighter maksud barakzai ist- still going forwardn he told us his case is separate from the others. >> it's unfortunate that an innocent person has to be dragged through this type of thing for something they had nothing to doúwith, so i guess i'm just i'm disappointed. still, district attorney. i'm disappointed in the prosecutors. i really am absolutely disappointed that they would continue to push something onto somebody that, again, has nothing to do with it. >> now, barakzai says he was on his way to catch a flight when he was caught up in the protest against about gaza and was wrongfully detained. he wants prosecutors to drop misdemeanor charges of unlawful public assembly and failure to disperse. >> new ambulances are coming to half moon bay county officials say. the four wheel drive vehicles off road capabilities will help crews get closer to patients and make travel safer. the cost of the new ambulances

will be offset by existing funds for equipment from san mateo county. part of interstate 680 will be closed for the entire weekend. the shutdown is set to start at 9:00 tonight and will last through 4:00 monday morning. the planned closure will include all southbound lanes and on ramps of interstate 680 in pleasanton from the interstate five 8680 connector to the koopmann road junction work isc project to replace a stretch of deteriorated roadway sunol to dublin. the roadwork was postponed twice because of the weather. i'd say very unlikely. it's postponed this weekend because of the weather, because the weather is supposed to be pretty good. >> steve paulson i don't think they have any excuses, so hopefully they'll get it done and get it done faster, lots of sunshine, warm temps here. now. there'sústill a pretty good wind up in the hills there. i mean, we're seeing 5060úget above 3000ft or so, but at the surface it's about 20 to 2530. a few gusts there, sunny and warm, breezy wind

advisory goes till 11:00. and it should still be blustery but probably not as bad as yesterday. next rain for those of you i need to know, looks like next thursday 21st cobb mountain. again, that's 3800ft plus 70mph. mount diablo is at 58mph. after that, mount tamalpais, oakland hills, los trampas and ben lomond all in the 30sn 30 to 39mph wind forecast on that wind ofúchange still has a breezy to windyc friday. again, most of this is the stronger gusts will be confined to the hills. difference in the pressure gradients that high up there doesn't like the low, so it fills it with wind. but the octs is a powerhouse low down in southern california, southern nevada, and now parts of arizona as well. i mean, it has backtracked all the way, almost sending in clouds and some rain between la and san diego napa airport, gusting to 32 now. spsanta rosa 16únortheast to 32. concord 22, fairfield 29. so the wind speeds are cranking up here a little bit here, half moon bay, northeast 32, san jose

northeast 24 hayward northeast us gusting 24. so that's why our santa rosa 62, half moon bay 63. the city 61, san rafael 61. warm lows. santa cruz 61. warm degrees. go to hollister and you at saratoga 46. so there's some big spreads and if you have notw churning down there, it has two speeds slow and stop. and it's going to impactúsouthern california, southern nevada and and ic think maybe even a little bit into sunday, we don't have any worries except for the breeze but byt& tuesday we'll start to see increasing clouds. and there you go. the 21st looks for today and the weekend, everything's all set for lots of sunshine and warm temps. lots ofc 70s on the sphighs. >> thank you steve students takg action over safety near campus while private security guards they've hired are only going to be there for a limited time. >> and state lawmakers starting

to make moves to deal with california's huge budget deficit. we'll tell ou how they're trying numbers move you. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands

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for a 32 hour, four day workweek without losing pay. >> a lot of peopleúare interested now. it may sound far fetched, but us from washington,

supporters of the bill are serious and they're moving forward in both houses of. >> well, this is not the first timec the 32 hour workweek has come up around here, but this time, the sponsors think they have some progressive momentum behind them. tgif. why wait for friday? the 40 hour workweekc ts engine for decades now. its origins date back to 19s8, but for some in congress, its time is up. and don't get senator bernie sanders started. we worked the longest hours of any people in the industrialized world. >> i think it's time for a shortened workweek. several others, is pushing new legislation to mandate a 32 hour workweek with no reduction in pay and the senate just held a hearing on it. >> working class people aren't lazy. they're fed up. >> many union, sinn fein, as yot expect, are all for it. but there is this question of money where does small employers, for

instance, come up with the funds to hire the additional workers that are 32 hour workweek would require the bottom line. they >> this would be of inflation, n added costs to the consumer. >> you have to pay for it some way. >> but advocates of the truncated week have a response to that. they say productivity. if the u.s. adopts a four day week, a 32 hour week, it is likely that hourly productivity will rise the experience of both workers and management in our trials. >> and while this has come up before the impact that artificial intelligence could have on the workforce is adding some urgency. still concerns about inflation mean this is spunlikely to get through congrs . in washington, doug luzader, fox news. >> all right, doug, thank you. time now. 515. well, here at home, election officials in alameda county will now have to manually count all of the signatures submitted in a petition to recall district attorney pamela price, the

registrar of voters, results of a random sampling of the more than 123,000 signatures submitted were not sufficient to determine if the signature threshold to recall has been met. >> thatúmeans election officials will manually count each signature turned in.úthe recall effort needs 73,195 signatures to qualify. well, with california spbudget shortfall, lawmakers ae looking for ways toúclose the gap. the assembly budget committee moved forward with legislation to increase the tax on managed care organizations like kaiser permanente and blue shield of california. that tax helps cover the state's costs for medi-cal, which is california's health insurance for low income residents. >> wec can continue to keep the word for increasing our provider rates as we voted on, and also prevent us from having to go into our health care space and cuttingúsome programs and other& services for our patients. >> the legislation would still

need to be approved by the full assembly and the state senate. governor newsom's office says he supports the bill. >> our time is now. 516 vice president kamala harris made history becoming the first vice president or president to visit an abortion clinic. vice president harris toured a planned parenthood center in saint paul, minnesota, and spoke with health care providers there. and after her tour, she talked about the importance of such facilities while she criticized the supreme court for >> in this environment, these attacks against an individual's right to make decisions about their own body are outrageous, and inúmany instances, just plain old immoral. how darec these elected leaders believe they are in a better position to tell women what they need? >> now, this was vice presidentt

for reproductive freedoms tour back in january. she visited san jose as part tour and with that, at palisades tahoe is expected to open next week. >> the silverado lift hasn't opened at all this season. it takes skiers and snowboarders to a very advanced, remote part of the mountains, palisades says. snow crews and ski patrol crews have almost finished preparing the area for recreation after the the resort has seen in recent weeks. if everything goes well, silverado could open by monday and i was looking ahead at the forecast palisades is in truckee and lake tahoe area. steve paulson itgs going to be fairly warm there this weekend. >> 50s on the temps 5254 for highs, mostly sunny. it'll be good there. still some pretty good gusto in the highert& picking up for usn so warm. this will probably be the warmest day of the week. we have some incredibly warm lows here. same for the weekend and what about the next rain? looks to me like

the 21st next thursday. cobb mountainsú70mph. mount tamalpais almost 40. mount diablo is 58mph. oakland lowman anywhere m 25 to 36mph. high low down in sn california. boy, that's a that's a heck of a system for them. las vegas, southern california into up from the south. napac airport north at 32, concord 22. fairfield north at 29. so you can see the moisture. look at this 26 atúhalf moon bay, san jose 24, hayward 24, and half moon bay, 61, san rafael, santa rosa. even bodega bay's around 62 to 64 degrees, there's sebas, windsor,úall in there as well. the low will be in southern california, and it'll stay there tomorrow but watch what happens next thursday. and that's why i think 21st will get rainl but it

won't be today or this weekend. so get out and enjoy it. >> all right steve, thank you. times 519 the middle school int& the south bay in danger of closing, but some parents are pushing backn we'll tell you about a at a meeting and downtown san francisco set to hold its saint patrick's day parade this weekend. early business. it's not a nine-to-five proposition.

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francisco for tomorrow's 173rd annual saint patrick's day parade and celebration. now, about 10,000 people are expected to fill downtown san down markey the united irish society parties. >> we want everybody to march with us. you know, the heritages, the different want to celebrate every singlet- one. you know, we want to go out on cinco de mayo and be there with them. we want to be there for the chinese new year parade and we want everybody to be here and to be irish for this season. >> now the parade festivities begin tomorrow morning at 1130 in san francisco. there will also be a free musical festival spafter the parade, starting abt 2 p.m. at civic center plaza out showing a recent change in the

way people celebrate saint patty's day. the study found that parties and other events did used to go all night into the early morning hours are now starting and ending a lot earlier, and researchersc found younger americans are driving that trend on saint patrick's spday. >> gen z young people have really embraced wanting to bring communities out, but do time. se seeing a lot of events kick off at one, but wrap at 8 p.m, so wrap early so people get enough time to get some shut eye. >> this holiday, by the way, is still very popular. an estimated 162 million americans are expected to celebrate saint patrick's day this weekend. our time now. 524. well, the a's and officials with the city of a potential lease extension for current lease runs out at the

end of this upcoming baseball season, and the team's new ballpark in las vegas is not expected to be completed until 2028. so they're going to need a home stadium until then, oakland mayor shang tao's office released a very brief statement sayingúthe meeting was productive and we look forward to future discussions. well, the oakland-alameda county coliseum authority will hold a very special board meeting today. resolution that would allow the oakland roots and the soul sports clubs to play their 2025 to 2026 seasons at the coliseum, and that special meeting is scheduled for 9 a.m. our time is 525. golden gate park's kezar pavilion is about to getc a renovation. a $137 million renovation. the pavilion right now serves as a sports event venue. it hasn't been renovated in 100 years. now under a two

year project unveiled this week, it will transform into a drop in rec center as well as a disaster response facility. now, construction is expected to spbegin in the spring of next year, and wrap up in the winter of 2026. your time is 525. community members are coming out to support a cyclist who was badly injured in a hit happeneda where several people have been hit by cars. we'll tell you about the changes safety advocates are calling for, and a new resource for helping people get jobs in san francisco. we'll tell you about a career center op ing at san francisco city

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work. how you can get around the closure on interstate 680 to get where you need to go. plus while the administration certainly shares our goal of making the frankly don't feel that theys, i share our sense of urgency. >> i don't know why weúneed the need for private security, but it feels probably unnecessary. sp>> a group of uc berkeley parents taking matters into their own hands by hiring private security to patrol near campus. the mixed reviewsc from students and berkeley residents. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> welcome back to mornings on sptwo. i'm allie rasmus and good morning i'm dave clark.

>> it's a friday.c it's march 15th. maybe nice enough to do everything you want to do i know. >> let's get this half hour started with a look at the spweather.ústeve paulson has it covered. >> well, it's windy out there for many here. wind gusts are really warm. santa rosa and san francisco in the 60s. san jose's in the 60s. seeing gusts at the napa airport in santa rosa to 32mph. as i just tweeted out mountain saying, hold my beer, i'm almost 70 miles an hour. that's an offshore breeze. southern california whole different ball game there. rain cooler temps, rainúin the las well. but for us it's california sun. but it's going to be sunny. this will be the warmest day, but it will also be breezy to windy with temperatures well above average was 70 as well. if you're off to your rock and roll high school here, let's see what the forecast is here for the traffic. sal >> well, you won't want to be sedated here. i think it looks pretty good steve. out there on 80 westbound. some of these commutes have been rough this week. right. well, today it

looks pretty goodn triple a traffic camera showing us the no major problems for the commute. getting over the san mateo bridge on this friday. wen the silicon valley, and right now dublin area looks pretty good and so does 680. speaking of 680, part of 680 will be closed in pleasanton tonight and it will remain closed until monday morning. katieúicu is amanda quintana is here with more on the project that how yo. amanda. yeah well, sal, keep int southbound that will be closed. >> so if you're going northbound, everything thereúis going to be open. that's going to be totally normal. so this area in the red that is the area that is going to be closed. theregs going to be a lot of congestion probably around the city streets because there's four on ramps that are going to be closed as well. but you're going to need to make some changes. if you go that way to go around. so you're going to

have to take 580 to 880 over here or to get around all of this, you can so keep that in mind. this weekend. now this project was supposed to happen back in january, but rain ended up pushing it back last month. rain pushed it back again, but it looks like they're going to be cleared to get the work done this weekend. the about nine mile stretch of the highway will get new pavementc again southbound 680 from the i five 8680 connector to koopman road, and it 9:00 tonight. and that will go until four in the morning on monday. by doing this all on one weekend, they time overall since they say normally this work would require the 40 over night closures. i will send it back to you at the desk. ali. >> thank you amanda. some uc berkeley parents are upset about what they say is a lackúof safety measures on campus. sot& they've hired private security guards to patrol the areas near the uc berkeley campus. the

parents call their group effort the safe bears. they raised $40,000, which will pay for those private security guards for three weeks. after that, the group hopes the universityc will pay for additional security. >> our message to uc berkeley is right now, your students aren't safe, and a small, meaningful financial investment could turn that situation around so quickly . >ñ in a statement to ktvu, the university says it has hired an additional 32. and it says, quote, hiring private security raises a number of concerns, including the training and experience of individuals hired by such firms. we believe that university funds are better spent hiring more sworn or non-sworn ucpd officers. >> all right. our time is 533, at least for now. a south bay middle school is safe from upper grade levels, being closed down because of declining students and staff at aptitude academy in

san jose prompted the school district to reconsider its plans to close six seventh and eighth grades at that k through eight school. >> members of the community say that they're worried about those middle school grades being removed from the campus, just like me. >> they like the k through eight model. my son is safe him. >> we've been here since charango and we want toúbe here until we finish eighth grade. >> you don't do a great job, so now theirúoption is to send my send our kids to a one? >> the alum rock union school districtúsuperintendent says they need at least 500 students to sustain a site aptitude academy currently has about 410 students enrolled. time is now 534. >> an investigation continues in antioch, where seven people were hurt into a bus that was filled mainly with senior citizens. it happened yesterday afternoon, around

1230. firefighters say the suv was headed the highway four onrp when it smashed into the side of the bus as it was turning. the driver of the suv and six people on the bus were injured. none of the injuries are crash is still& under investigation. >> the chp is looking for the hit and run driver who seriously hurt a bicyclist on the peninsula. it happened last week on polhemus road in the hills above san mateo. investigators are looking for the driver of a& over a 62 year old woman. ñ> a vehicle came down the street here, ranúthrough the stop sign, struck her rear wheel, threw her from the bike. it's egregious. it's wrong. and sadly time. >> the bicyclist, who was injured has now been released from the hospital. she's being treated for a broken about spthe case is asked to contact e

chp. >> all right. ourútime is u35. a dispute between the valley realc estate company over thea value of a downtown san jose property may the vta is trying to seize a building on west santa clara street in san jose for a future spbart station, according to the east believes that property is worth $9.5 million. howeverl the real estate firm swenson estimatesúit should be valued at proceeding r a settlement conference is set for early april. if they can't work out a resolution, the case may end up in a trial. >> 536 is the time now and a transportation center in hercules is getting a financial boost from the federal government. president biden signed a allocates $850,000 to what is known as the hercules hub. it's a planned transportation center for cars, busses, passenger

trains and ferries. it would be >> all of us have experienced interstate 80 at 5 p.m, and we know that it's a miserable place to be and so we want to do is really capture the riders who fo oakland, wherever they may be going, alternative to use for public transportation. and we're also really trying to capture those who are going up to the north bay or even sacramento with the >> the project will also include housing. city leaders say they are still two years away from >> all rightn our time is 53w. s say they just broke a record for the fastest bay area transit of students visited every single bart station and they did it in less than six hours. they're trying to get this recognizedúby the guinness book of world records as a new category of bart speed runs. the bart says those students carefully mapped out their route with a witness at every station and lots of

video evidence to submit to the guinness book of world records as well. >> women's car clubs are month in southern california, and in the last few years, several all women clubs have decided to do more than just ride in the passenger seatn the lady low riders are one of those groups breaking that stereotype& they host a low club event each year in pasadena. women and men are showing up to support it. it's a 1984 oldsmobile cutlass supreme.úi've literally upgraded and changed everything on this car from the chrome suspension to the engine rebuild. there's a little girls right now. >> i bet you she's going to grow up and either build a hot rod, a low rider or something. >> well, the club's president says she has gotten a lot of messages of support from strangers on social media talking about how inspiring her group is, especially to young

girls and teens. 538 now, and i with the dog, maybe get outside. this is the weekend to do it right. steve paulson doubt aboue next weekend. i don't think so because you asked me about next weekend. i don't think so next week. but , the wind is really picking up here. and a lot of locations now 32mph. mount diablo is up to about 70mph. next rain, though, weekend will be fabulous, but next weekend i think we get back into cooler temps and some rain. cobb mountain 68mph. mount diablo 69mph. mount tamalpais has come down a little bit and that was 39. now 33úoakland hills, right above the claremont . still 34 las trampasl east bay hills, 36 ben loman's come down a little bit, but still 25mph. the height of the north that low in southern california. and it has backtracked almost all the way, bit farther west, and some ofle the forecast models were indicating earlier they had some of them had it over here, like

in northern arizona like that. but no, it's back over here. ann the wind. so santa rosa, northeast 32 napa northeast north to 32c fairfield almost north to 30 concord there north 22. boy the wind was whipping to the eastn watch out on some of the bridges. i mean, it's both hands on some of the bridges here. you can get per hour. hal, northeast at 30, even san jose northeast andúhayward, 24mph. se sptemps here at 539 in the morning, for crying out loud. walnut creek's 50. yet half moon bay, the city and sfo. so petaluma, san rafael and santa rosa are all in the 60s heren alameda is also in the 60s. berkeley hayward, union city says, hey, hey, we're 61. so i believe with the offshore wind, you see the circulation around the low.úthat's keeping wild weather going here in southern california. also into the higher elevationsl las vegas getting rain rain.

looks like it's about ready to paint. phoenix. it was coming in from the south, so some of the e in jeopardy today and tomorrow. watch the moisture coming up to bring in some clouds,úbut really, it's the system coming down from the north right there on the 21st. been talking about that for three days and lo and behold, it's showing up now. but not today and of sunshine, warms here. some temps 7w78 if that northeast breeze holds all day. butúwe'll goc 7ps for all today. weekend. changes but not until early next week. >> all right thank you steve. well, as bay area mcdonald's restaurants prepare to open this morning, the fast foodc chain is experiencing some problems all over the world. while many of the now. >> plus, i do believe that this is just a small setback for a bigger comeback. >> a charity in the east bay vowing to keep moving forward after a car smashed right into their building. why this is not the first

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two women who hit herc across te face before taking off with the dog. it was later found safe. policeúare still looking for the second person involved. >> our time is 544 in oakland, a nonprofit organization that helps people in need is facing some new challenges as they continue theirúoperations. after a car smashed right into their building. the crash caused major spdamage to the homies empowermt building at 77th and macarthur in east oakland. the organization helps survivors of violence find jobs and housing, and every weekúthey provide clothing and food to about 400 people. the people who run the organization say they're committed with their work, with the help of the community. >> our community has always shown up and shown out for us. so i do believe that this is just a small setback for a bigger comeback. >> now, the crash occurred abou& 3:00 yesterday morning, reportedly, one car crashed into another and sent it into the

building, and the driver of the car that crashed into the spbuilding took off. >> a new career center is now open at san francisco city hall. staff at the career center will help candidates navigate the city's hiring process, as well as give tips on how to write a resume and do an interview. mayor london breed says right now, the city has nearly 4000 vacant positions. this center will hopefully allow the city to hire people more quickly. spñ> it takes too long. it's too confusing, and all people want to do is get to work. can you imagine going through a 6 to 1 year process to try and get a city job? and by that time you have a job offer from someone else? >>úthe center also provides career development for current city employees to help them get promoted within their department and learn about new opportunities. >> time is now 546 in west oakland. a chef, matt horne, the owner of horne barbecue, says lt

year. chef horne posted on instagram the extensive fire damage, combined with vandals who repeatedly targeted the building in the weeks after the fire, led him to close the restaurant on mandela parkway. now, he says, we're actively in conversations for a new oakland location. >> a unique dining destination is opening soon inside san francisco's downtown ikea hall is expected to open in april. it would bring nearly a dozen new places to eat and drink to market street, the food hall inside that, ikea will focus on vegetarian and vegan five local restaurants. from >> it is 547, and oakland restaurant week is underway. now,úmany restaurants that we talked to say this is a big boost during what is normally a slower time of the year because season. some new restaurants like parker in uptown oakland,

are hoping to attract new business by creating special menus. >> short rib that we cook down over 18 hours. >> you might find your new favorite restaurant during oakland business owners, recover from crime that has been plaguing oakland, the chefs are inviting the people of oakland to support them and get a good deal while you do it well. >> scientists are working to spcreate alternative food sourcs that are more environmentally friendly. researchers in south korea have come up with this pink rice that contains lab could serve as a climate friendly protein rich food source. >> the rice grains you see now have a uniform distribution of both muscle and fat cells, the researchers say. >> this beef rice is better for the environment than raising livestock because of the land and resources required to do that, and because of the high concentration of methane produced by cows, our time is $548 general stores. >> now, removing those self

checkout kiosks in about 300 stores, because of continuing problems with thefts in about 9000 other locationsl dollart& general will convert some of the self checkout registers to regular checkout with cashiers. the company says it wants more employees involved in down on the surge in shoplifting. sp>> well, 548 is the time. and& let's check in with sal castaneda. hopefully it's a bit of that friday light pattern last couple of years.pect in the >> yeah, ali and dave, that's exactly what we're seeing out and check it out. for example,- at the bay bridge, we don't have a big backup looking courtesy of our aa traffic very well so far. goes. and we've been looking also at the silicon valley. not a lot going on there or on the peninsula. so it's typical for friday for things to get started later. if they get

started at all. and right nowc about today's weather and here's steve. >> it's that new four day workweek. so they're like i'm done for the week. >> wow. >> where do i get in on no kidding i'm all for it. all right, here we go, santa rosa, wind speeds just like that went from in to, wow, santa rosa. to 26, napa airport 32, gusting. this is making a huge impact on the overnight lows. half moon bay, northeast 30, hayward and also san jose with gusts to sp24mph. but you get 60s, santa rosa, san rafael, san francisco, moon bay. there are fremont has 61 degrees. most locations are held up, especially on the on the coast, pillar point 62, half moon bay. i've seen anywhere from 60 to 63. bodega bay i've seen 61 to 64. and a lot ofc 50s heren now

los altos is 51. so you're seeing a you know, this is something we see in september, october, usually not march. that is a strong low and it has moved farther west. give the european model forecastn it placed it a little bit more back towards san diego. and i think after everything said and done, that's about where it's going to end up. but rain in southern california, snow, some of the higher elevations, arizona is picking up las vegas. go down there and sit by the pool. you sure you sunny, windy and warm though for us. clear skies, no doubt about it.úbreezy to windy so lows are anywhere from sunshine and warmern but there's a no doubt about it. breeze and wind, especially inúthe hills. mount diablo is up to 70mph, but we'll go 70s on the highs. if you can hang in there with the wind, it'll be nice. decreasing wind, but still a lot of sunshine and warm going into early next week. >> all right stevel thank you. time is 551. incredible dash cam video to show you from the chp. look at this new at 6:00 the latest on how the conditions are of two police officers after a wrong-way driver smashed into

their patrol car. >> and 2024 has not been big for superhero movies at the box office. why experts believe ticket sales are down and the summer ovie tha ey'r ho

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media platform is, quote, expressly designed and operated as a tool to activity, end quote. investigators say 2p year old abby cavanaugh died from fentanyl poisoning after connecting with a drug dealer on the snapchat platform. she wanted to buy xanaxúor oxycodone, but was given fentanyl instead. snapchat has not commented on this suit, but has responded to similar cases spby talking about its safeguars to protect consumers. >> our time now 550n movie star alec baldwin wants a judge int& new mexico to throw out all the charges against him. related to the deadly shooting on a movie set. now the move by baldwin's lawyers accuses prosecutors of not presenting exculpatory evidence to the grand jury. alec baldwin faces a trial on manslaughter charges. this summer for the on-set shooting death of the cinematographer of the movie, rust, the armorer on the movie set who gave the gun to baldwin, was convicted earlier this month of

involuntary manslaughter. well cable and satellite tv providers will soon have to show the total commercials and bills. in >> the fcc announced new rules for the companies, saying the providers often mislead customers on the actual cost of their services. tv services say they opposec the new rules, spciting technical difficultiesn figuring out marketing costs. the fcc recently imposed similar pay transparency rules for internet service companies. well, superhero movies aren't always a hit at the box office, andúthat is especially the case in 2024. so far, the most recent example was the action thriller madame web, starring actress dakota johnson. the film has been part of the superhero fatigue conversation after it earned only $15 million in experts are saying audiences ar& looking for something fresh and new. >> bob iger was just asked about superhero fatigue, and i completely agree. 100% with what he said. he said fatigue doesn't

exist. you know, people will go see good movies. audiences are also listening. they're listening to critics more. they're listening to rotten tomatoes more. they're listening to their friends and families more. >> movie experts also say audiences want to see characters from franchises they're familiae movie that could make a difference. this summer is the new deadpool and wolverine filml which will be marvel studios first r-rated movie. well you'll have a chance to watch the paris summer olympics at the movie theaters. amc theaters reached a deal to show live daytime coverage of theúsummer games at tickets are required, but no word yet on how much they will cost. amc also struck a deal with san jose's zoom communications to create olympic viewing zoom rooms in eight cities, including the amc mercado 20 theater in santa clara. well, a high school student working at chick city ge

from the company's ceo. the ceo gave noel wang a $25,000 scholarship to help him pay for college in the fall, and also a brand new laptop. wang recently helped launch a pilot leader academy program and facilitates several community service projects. he says the gifts were a complete surprise. >> they told me i was here for parents appreciation interview and so i brought my parents and boom, i was just working in the back and they were like come ons like the ceoc of chick fil a is here.úand i was like, oh, that's so cool. i walk up and i and i started doing an interviewúin front of a bunch of people and then boom, they just launched this scholarship on me. i'm super blessed and i'm super excited. yeah >>úwang is still waiting on some college applications, but has already already been accepted to the university of pennsylvania as well as bay area mcdonald's restaurants are dealing with te&

problems. we'll tell you why. some of the franchises. the superintendent. i'm sorry to say this, but that's howc we fel . >> no parents pushing bay school district and their plans. the fate of a middle school is on the chopping block from ktvu you for joining us. welcome to k i'm allie rasmus. >> it is friday march 15th. yes. and we are headed towards the weekend. thank goodness. let's bring in steve paulson with the check on the weather. it was a little still this morning, but now you said the breeze is not spanymore. >> it's picking up and temps ary warm here for some. santa rosa, san francisco, 60. palo alto th2 on the stanford campus, menlo park at 53, livermore as well.

at 50, igve seenú52, 53, 54. isg up some a no doubt about it. offshore breeze. and i think it's picking southern california and farthera lot of forecast projections were saying. i bought into the euro forecast model, which had it farther west. this will be a big deal for las vegas, southern california and probably arizona. in the next 48 hours. we get californiaúsun though, but it will be a breezy to windy day and temperatures up. so i went 70s for all here. temperatures low to mid, maybe even a few upper 70s. all right, sal's here. it's almost 6:00 in the morning on a friday. still good or something new. >> it still is pretty good out theren as a matter of fact, we are going to talkúabout 680 spwill be closed for the entireo spstart at 9:00 tonight and will last untilclosed for the entireo planned closure will include all southbound lanes of 680 between 580 and pleasanton, all the way

down to the koopmann 84. so this wholeúthis whole stretch is going to be closed in the southbound direction. only the done earlier, but had to be sppostponed twice because of ra. ktvu coming up at 630. let's go right to our triple a traffic camera here. and i want to show you a couple of things. the bay bridge toll plaza does not have a big delay. there have been no major issues. so fridays we usually get a little bit of a break. and good as bay.s happening at alsos now let's go back to the desk. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, today, a very important court hearing will be held in san francisco in the case against nima momeni, who's accused of killing a start of the trial wat now there's a hearing because media coverage of thisúcase hasm

influenced prospective san francisco jury members. now they plan to present that information to the judge today. that could splead to a change in venue. spinjured another. 25 year old sylvester carver faces murder and attempted murder charges. the shootingúhappened on march 5th in the area of stevenson boulevard and albree street. police say people in the two cars were shooting at each other when officers arrived at the scene. they found one of the shooting victims inside a crashed car. he died four days later. carver was arrested wednesday night at this is videe citizen app showing authorities surrounding the house on hartnett avenue. a second person has also been charged with gun carver get away. >> our time is now 602. well, new this morning. at mcdonald's restaurants here in the bayúarea and around the

world is starting to come gianta technology outage was affecting its franchise. is there were spsystem problems from japan to restaurants in bangkok, in milan and london, they're slowly getting back to normal and they can once again take customer orders. many bay area mcdonald'& restaurants are starting to open this morning. we haven't heard if they're experiencing these problems pollution in the bay area is threatening to sue the san francisco public utilities commission. san francisco baykeeper, a nonprofit group, violated the clean act.tedly they claim the utilities commission discharges more than 1 billion gallons of combined stormwater runoff and sewage into the bay, and baykeeper says the discharge pollutes thet& water, raises nitrogen levels, and that causes past two years. now, a spokesperson from the

sfpuc says the commissions system is designed to prevent trash from escaping and says, quote, cherry picking. select information without conveying the whole picture doesn't benefit the environmentl policymakers or the public. >> time now. mold has been founf san jose's affordable housing projects at random lane in monterey road. the mold was found in five of the 117 units and people close to that project also claim there's a wage theft problem affecting construction workers. san jose mayor matt mahan says the city is investigating. >> the city'súrole people accout with code enforcement. i understand there's also been a wage theft complaint. we'll spfollow up on that. and city staff will ensure that the contractors on the job pay everybody fairly. >> now, city officials still say the project will probably bet&

finished over the summer. andt& final inspections will take place before anybody moves into the new units. >> 604 is our time now, and a middle school in san risk of closing because of declining enrollment, ktvu is andre senior joins us live in studio to explain why parents >> ali. but parents and students and academy in san jose are voicing their concerns about the middle school grade levels being removed from the k through eight school. that means students in grades six through 8th mayc be forced to attend other schools in the district, but the superintendent says there just aren't enough older students to justify keeping the middle school open. just to remind the board to run an elementary site, we need aboutú500 students to sustain school district superintendenton hilary bauer. she also says aptitude academy currently acrol

grade levels. but schools need to have at least 700 students if they're offeringúmiddle school level classes. pushback from parents at a recent meeting has promptedúthe school district to pause plans to shut down those upper grade levels. for now, just like mel they like the k through eight model. >> his teachers care about him. >> we've been here since charango and we want to be here until we finish eighth grade. >> you don't do a great job. so now their option send our kids to a different middle school. which one? >> the board will reconsider district leadership needs toy make a decision sooner than later, so they can plan for the upcoming school year. >> do know to be some very unhay decisions coming along, but the community needs to be part of that right now. >> we don't trust, you know,úthe superintendent, i'm sorry to say this, butúthat's how we feel. >> the board also says that it

will look at the entire district and determine if there are other schools that need to be closed, not just aptitude academy have y june. dave. >> all right. andre thank you. time now. 606a deal has now been worked out for most of the bay e back in november so they can avoid a trial communityúservice. they also have to pay restitution. however, being determined. one case was dropped for a lack of evidence. however, the case of retired pleasantonúfirefighter going fo. he told us his case is separate from theúothers. >> it's unfortunate that an innocent person has to be dragged through this type of thing for something they had nothing to guess i'm just i'm disappointed. still, i'm disappointed in the district attorney. i'm disappointed in the prosecutors. i really am absolutely disappointed that they would

continue to push somethingúonto somebody that, again, has nothing to do with it. now barakzai says he was on his way to catch a flight when he was caught up in the gaza protests,d he wants prosecutors to drop misdemeanor charges of unlawful public assembly and failure to disperse. >> well, let's fast forward to the bay bridge on a friday and in other commute spots look pretty good. >> sal, i you know what? okay stay right theren no one move. look at. ooh. i can change your background. >> how about that? >> that's dangerous, isn't it? noticing right, and leave it toc ali to bring it aú. triple a traffic camera showing us the bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that traffic is looking good. there's in the trr this morning. just thec way we like it. it is a little lighter

than usual. it'súalreadyc after six. so if be a big backup have already seen , you know, i don't want toújinx anything. silicon valley commute looks good, and so does the sppeninsula. so i like where we are starting now. let's desk. ñ> all right. thank you. sal. you may want to rush out today and pick up some lottery tickets . the jackpot for tonight's meg& millions drawing, currently at $792 million, it would bec the sixth largest jackpot for this game. the five other previousc jackpots all topped $1 billion. the drawing is at 8:0p tonight. >> and by the way, no one hit spall the numbers on powerball last night. it's jackpot will reach $600 million in tomorrow's drawing. so here are last night's winning numbers. just so you know 21, 29, 54, 59, 62 and the powerball four. >> well, an update in the recall effort against alameda county district attorney pamela price. why the registrar's office says they will have to hand count the

123,000 signatures gathered and some incredible new dash cam video to show you it's from the chp. >> we'll tell you the latest on how doing after a wrong-way driver smashed into their patrol ca

driver that crashed into a highway patrol car near sacramento

investigated. rouz say they believe that driver slammed into the chp car on purpose. it happenedúwednesday afternoon on interstate 80, in davis. the chp says the two officers were sitting in their patrol car on y after a traffic stop when the wrong-way driver in a white vehicle came racing towards ratd along of the freeway and intentionally struck the patrol vehicle head on, causing injuries to our officers. acts violence like this against our officers will not be tolerated. >> now this video came from another car that was passing by the crash scene at the time. the officers were treatedúfor their injuries at the hospital, then released the wrong-way driver suffered minor injuries but was taken into custody. it is still unclear what charges that driver is facing. >> our time is now 613. new census bureau numbers show san francisco's population is

growing again. this new report says between july of 202r and july of 2023, 1200 people moved into san francisco, 100 arrivals per month. the analysts say during the pandemic, a lot of people left were able to work remotely and also live someplace less expensive and they also say one factor in the turnaround ofl intelligence. >> you also have a kind of new jobs boom in the bay area in general around ai that is drawing people back. >> statewide, though, more people are still moving out of california than moving in. however the population loss appears to be slowing down. >> well, people living in their rvs on the top of a hill in san francisco are being told they have to move within the next two weeks. >> the mayor's office says the rvs that are parked in the city's bernal heights neighborhood are a safety concern, and a public health hazard, and san francisco's

parking rules bans any vehicle from beingúon a city street for more than 72 hours. however, there's one man, this man you're about to meet. he's being told to move. he says his rv is his home and he has nowhere else to go. >> i didn't plan on living here. i just, lost my a year and a half ago, and i couldn't find a place that i couldc afford. >> san francisco's coalition on homelessness says the rvs allow people to avoid living on the streets. but the city of san francisco is sticking with that deadline that all rvs bernal hill before marchú28th. a group of people living and working in san francisco's tenderloin district have filed a federal lawsuit against the city aboutc conditions in that neighborhood. >> they accused city leaders of tolerating drug dealing, homeless encampments and other problems that they say are hurting the neighborhood. others not involved in the lawsuit say

they hope it will force the city provide equal protection tos fao tenderloin businesses and property owners. fees and taxest the servicesc. >> in response, san francisco's city attorney says lawsuits lik& this one won't solve the ongoing problems in the tenderloinn mayor london breed has vetoed a piece of housing development legislation proposed by a city supervisor who may be running against her in november's election. theúboard of supervisors passed the proposal from board president aaron peskin last month. it would impose density limits on some of in peskin's district. the mayor- says those density limits don't align with her goals of adding more housing, and would reverse changes. the board approved last year. it's unclear if the board of supervisors have enough votes to overturn the mayor's veto. >> our time now 616, part of highway

county that's been closed for weeks, has now reopened. officials closed all lanes of highway nine between sanborn and redwood gulch roads back on march 1st. the part of the highway in the hills above saratoga had huge trees and mud road well. late wednesday night, it finally reopened. >> well, let's see how other bay areac roadways are doing this morning. turnúthings over traffic. >> i think we're doing well. ali and dave, right now. we do see that the commute looks good thie silicon valley, we can see the traffic is doing is no different. but i'll tell trafficúcamera and show you thea bay bridge lots of in the mornie have a bigger backup at the bay bridge. so it's obvious that on break. same thing with all the other bay area bridges. it's moving alongúvery nicely here o& the san mateo bridge. as you can see, visibility is pretty good.

at 617, steve, that wind, which saturday, maybe a little bettero on sunday. theúsurface wind for& us isúno the direction the wind to west r northeast out to the valley though you're seeingúmore of ac northerly breeze. but from almost everyone here, it's east northeast cobb mountain, up to 68mph. mount diablo briefly hit 71mph at 5:35 a.m. now only 62 mount tamalpais wasú39. now 33 oakland hills, las trampas ben lowmanú25 to 36mph. high to the north. that low a deeper low farther to the west is really making an impact here, not the t look, i mean, that's aúpretty good system for them in southern spcalifornia, at least. a you know, you get out to the desert, high desertl the mountains, las vegas andúmuch of arizona as well, except maybe southern oakland, now north of 21 northe,

still about 30. novato north at 29 santa rosa, gusting moon bayo 28mph. livermore and up to 18. so, i mean, this is giving us a lot of 60s on the temps here, upper 50s for many or 60s. i mean, brentwood is 51. that'sc menlo park 52, but half moon bay 61, santa rosa, san rafael 62, santa cruz is 60. look at for cupertino. santa clara, 5250 campbellc yet saratoga one observation shows 45 and anywhere from 49 to 59. in the santa cruz mountains. so everything is wind driven here. this low california's weather, las vegas and much of arizona. i would think some spring training thera dry slot, through into phoenix and scottsdale. but if you're going down there, i'd keep an eye on things here. for us, though, it's sunny. that's a given. it'll be warm, but it'll also be breezy to windy at times and temperatures. i think this willc

be the warmest day of the week, pushingúmaybe a few upper 70s if you hold that northeast wind or east wind all day long. but anyway, a look at a lot of sun. it will be warm into the weekend. we'll still have to deal with the breeze today and sptomorrow. >> thank you steven a populartf ski run at palisades tahoe ist& expected to open next week. the silverado lift hasn't opened at all this season. it takes a very advanced, remote part of the mountains. palisades says snow crews massive amount of snow the resort has seen in recent weeks. if everything goes well, it could open up by monday. 620 is the time and a land dispute in the south bay. why a battle over the planned san jose bart station could end up in court, and san francisco will hold its 173rd saint patrick's day parade this weekend. organizers to shah everyone.

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more than a dozen current and former college swimmers and volleyball players filed a lawsuit against the ncaa. the female athletes accused the organization of violating their title nine rights by allowing a transgender woman to compete atn 20r2. the ncaa has said its transgender student athlete policy balances fairness, inclusion and safety for all who compete. well, despite another meeting between the a's and officials with the city of oakland in alameda county, there is still no deal for a potential theúcoliseum. the current lease expires at the end of the upcoming baseball season, and the teamgs new be finished until 2028, so they until then, oakland mayorium. shengtao her office released a very brief statement saying tha& the meeting was productive and future discussions. the oakland-alameda county coliseum authority will hold a special

board meeting today. they'll be looking at a resolution that ros and soul sports club to play their 2025 to 2026 seasons at the coliseum. today's special meeting is scheduled to start at 9:00. the final preparations are underway forc this weekend's san francisco's 173rd annual saint patrick's day parade. anc expected to fill the streets of downtown san francisco tomorrow for the parade down market street, the united irish societies is hosting this year's celebration in san francisco. >> we want everybody to march with us. you know, the heritages, the different heritages. in san francisco. we want to celebrate every single one. you know, we on cinco de mayo and be there with be there for the chinese new year parade, and we want everybody to be iri. >> the parade festivities in san francisco start at 1130c will ae

a free music festival after the parade thatústarts at 2:00 in the afternoon at civic centert& plaza. well, new research shows a recent change inc the way people celebrate saint patrick's day. partiesc and other events that used to go all night into the early morning hours are now starting and ending much earlier. researchers found that younger americans are driving that trend on saint patrick's day. >> gen z young people have really embraced wanting to bring people together, get their communities out, but do it at a respectable time. so you're seeing a lot of events kick off at one, but wrap at 8 p.m, so wrap early so people get enough& timeúto getúsome shut eye. >> the holiday is still extremely popular. an estimated 162 million americans are expected to celebrate saint patrick's day this weekend. well down, but not out. an oakland nonprofit vows to keep up its work despite facing a new challenge, and singer olivia rodrigo is currently on a

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the concerns at cal about student safety. how some parents are their own hands to protect their children. and an east bay freeway will be closed all this closure and how drivers can get around itn >> from ktvu, fox is mornings on two. >> let's take you live to the opening bell at the new york stock exchange. all markets will try to rebound after yesterday's drop when hotter than expected inflation numbers came out. and speaking of a rebound celebrating madison squaret-spge commissioner of the east coast conference ringing the stock exchange bell this morning, the big east men's basketball tournament is playing this weekend at new york's madison square garden. well good morning and welcome back to mornings on two. >> i'm allie rasmus and goodt& morning i'm dave clark. allie. it's a friday. it is it is. it's march 15th and we'rec glad about it. spñ> have some

nice weather to look forward to if you want to unless you don't like the wind then it can be a factor. no doubt about it. here we get a warm temps here 60s on the temps, santa rosa, san francisco, san jose had one one viewerúwrite in saying we're 63 and kenwood pretty good wind there. offshor. not in southern california. they're dealing with that low rain into las vegas, most of arizonal southern california, desert. so northern california sun but sunny. it'll be warm. lows for many. sunny for all 70s but breezy to windy. continues. temperatures above average with santa rosa 76 and san jose 75. all right, sounds here. and he's starting with what? >> the bay bridge. it's lightern see it from our triple-a traffic camera. i'll show it to you right now. and it is not backed up, which is great news. if you're driving to san francisco. san mateo bridge looks pretty good correspond to the backup we

francisco on doesn't balance ou. this is a look at we're off to e start. 631 let's headlines. >> all right. thank you. we're starting tonight. part of interstate 680 will be closed in pleasanton. and it's going to . ktvu is amanda quintana isnin- hereúin the studio now with tell us more about this project that crews are going to be working on this weekend and how you drivers can get around it. good morning amanda getting around it. >> that is the important part. spsouth bound. so ifúyou are gog northbound do not worry. that will all still be the same.c it'll still be open. but this area in the red, that's what's going to be shut down. so to get around it you're going to have to make a few maneuvers. going 580 to 880 down here.úor you could streets are probably going to get congested on ramps in this section that will also be closed. now, this project was supposed to happen back in january, but rain pushed

it back then. last month, it bad to get this work done this weekend. it's about a all going to get new pavement now. thisúis southbound again, 680 from the at 9:00 tonight to four in the morning on monday. caltrans says all in ons are saving drivers time. overall since normally this work would require 40 overni site closures, i will send it back to you, dave. in alameda county will countingf the signatures submitted. in a petition to recall district attorney pamela price, the registrar of voters, said results of a random sampling of the more than 123,000 signatures submitted weren't sufficient to determine if the group has enough valid signatures to meet the threshold for a recall.

sp>> the recall effort and with california facing a $73 billion budget shortfall, lawmakers are looking for ways y budget committee moved forward with legislation to increase the tax on managed care permanente and blue shield of california. the tax helps cover the state's costs for medi-cal, which is california's health insurance program for low income residents. >> we can continue to keep the word for increasing our provider rates. as we voted on, and also prevent us from having to go into our health care space and cutting some programs and other services for our patients. >> the legislation would still need to be approved by the full& assembly and the state senate. governor newsom's office says he supports the bill. >> our time now. v34. vice president kamala harris made history the first vice president or president to ever visit an abortion clinic. she took aútour of the planned parenthood center

in saint paul, minnesota, and spoke with health care providers there. and then after the tour, the vice president talked about the importance of these facilities while criticizing the supreme court for overruling roe >> in this environment, theset& attacks against an individual's right to make decisions about their own body are outrageous and in many instances, just plain old immoral. how dare these elected leaders believe that they are in a better position to tell women what they need? >> now, this was the sixth stop in vice president harris's fight for reproductive freedoms tour. back in january, she visited san jose as part of that tour. some fans at an olivia rodrigo concert in missouri less common giveaway at the show. >> emergency contraceptives and condoms. abortion is banned in missouri, but the missouri

abortion fund had a booth at the show to share information about abortion care. rodrigo also posted on instagram that some of the money from ticketúsales from that show will go to local organizations that help residents in that stateúaccess abortion and birth control. the chp is still looking for the hit and run driver who seriously injured a bicyclist happened lak on plumas road in the hills above san mateo. investigators are looking for the driver of a gray or silver minivan who struck a 62 year old woman. >>c a vehicle came down the street stop sign, struck her rear wheel, threw her from the bike. it's egregious. it's wrong. and sadly, it's happening all the time. >> the bike bicyclist who was injured has now been released from the hospital, and she's beingútreated for a broken back. anyone with information about this case should contact the chp. >> tom. now. 636 a dispute between the valley transportation authority and a

real estate of a downtown san je property may end up in court. building on west santa clara street in san jose for a future bart station, according to the east bay times. the cta believes that property is worthú$9.5 firm swenson estimates it should be valued legal proceeding for a settlement conference is set for a resolution well, from vta to e roadways, an eye on all of it fr this friday morning commute. sal. >> yeah, you know, i like what i see out there. allie and dave, right now, we do have a nice looking drive at the bay bridge. usually by now looking at our triple a traffic camera here, we don't see aúlot of backup. but usually by now, as i started to say, we have a backup that stretches to the maze. so definitely on fridays we've

spnoticed that pattern. san mato bridge looksc very good with no& major issues. the silicon vallee unlikely to have a big commute there it looks good. in fact, if i pull out on thecúmaps and i see some slow traffic, there is some on highway four, a little bit through pittsburgh. but that's about all. so i like where we're starting this morning on a friday now. 638 let's bring steve back with today'súweather all right. southern california. but we are getting a rather decent bluster. that's theúsurface wind inúthe to be a windy day. cobb mountain, 68mph. mount diablo 66. it briefly hits 71 miles an hour. nowc tamalpais has come down a little bit. ben lomond has come down, but los trampas in the oakland hills are still at 36mph, difference in the pressure gradients. and it is right over& that low with wind. but this is

a pretty big weather producer. las vegas, southern california, mountains and then also into training games might be in jeopardy today. north 32, santa rosa. north almost 30. fairfield i mean, there's a for some really warm temps here. hayward gusting to 28. half moon 60s. half moon bay, sfo, san francisco,úsan rafael, santa berkeley's 59, hayward, fremont& in there a couple of low 50s. menlo park's down to 51. boulder creek's 50, but santa cruz is 60. hollister's 37 yet 40s and of a temperature spread fort& some, maybe south, but there arc some a lot of 60s on or near the coast due to this offshore windt ballgame mainly just east and south of la. but it's close enough. and then you can see i think the system will take the turn. but slowly work its way out today and tomorrow. maybe

sunday will be a little better down there. sunday, windy and warm for us, no doubt about it. 70 on the temps. somebody could push a 7778 ifc everything fell into the right place. still nice and still breezy i think on saturday. looks good into early next week. next rain probablytf thursday. >> okay, see time 639. can you donuts all weekend. we'll tell you how you can celebrate saint patrick's day while feeding your sweet tooth. that just with gasa mikaelian for a look at the 7:0r mornings on two. good morning gasia. i think we'd get sick of them at we won't. like sunday evening.hat. okay, >> i get to join you two in studio very soon here. and when i do, we'll start with state lawmakers who are pushing the university ofúcaliforniaúsystem to prioritize california residents at its most competitive campuses. new at seven. the proposal to make room for more in-state students, then bay area wastewater plans to racing against time to reduce pollution by 40. we'll go into sptheir plan to clean up their operations before a ten year

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they have to move on within the next two weeks. the mayor's office says the rv's parked in the city's bernal heights neighborhood are a safety and public health concern, and san francisco's parking rules ban any vehicle from remaining on a street for more than 72 hours. >> but one man who is being told to move says this rv is his home and he has nowhere else to go. >> i didn't plan on living here. year and a half ago, and i couldn't find a place that i could afford.t& >> san francisco's coalition on homelessness says the rvs allow people to avoid living on the streets. but the city is stickingúwith its deadline that all those rvs must leave bernal hillúupset about what they say is a lack of safety measures on campus, so they have hired private security guards to patrol the areas near

campus. the parents call their group effort the safe bears. they raised $40,000, which will pay for the private security guards for the next three weeks. after that, the group hopes that the university will pay for the additional security. >> our message to uc berkeley is right now, your students aren't safe and a small, meaningful financial investment could turn that situation around so quickly. >> in a statement to ktvu, the university said it has hired an additional 32 more community service officers and it says, quote, hiring private security raises a number of concerns, including the training and experience of hired by such firms. we believe that university funds are better spent hiring more sworn or non-sworn ucpd officers, end quote. >> time is 645. in oakland helps people in need is facing challenges itself to keep operating after a car smashed into their building. that crash seriously damaged the homies

empowerment building at 77th and macarthur organization helps survivors of violence find jobs and housing. they also feed and clothe about 400 people every weekn the people who run the organization say they're committed to keep doing this help. >> our community has always shown up and shown out for us. so i do believe that this for a bigger comeback. >> now thatc crash happened yesterday morning about 3 reportedly one car crashed into another, sending it into that building. the driver of the car it is 646 oakland restaurantff.- week is underway right now we talked to say it's a big boost for them during what's normally a slower time of the year because of its schools spring break time some new restaurants like parker

andúuptown oakland hope to attract new business by putting together special menus. >> short rib that we cooked down over 18 hours. >> you might find your new favorite restaurant during oakland restaurant week. >> it's very possible. and as the business owners recover from the out of control crime that's been plaguing oakland, the chefs are inviting the people of oakland to support them and in west oakland, chef matt horne, the owner of horne barbecue, low location after a fire destroyed his restaurant last year. >> chef horne posted on instagram that the extensive fire damage, combined with vandals repeatedly targetingúthe fire,úhas led him to close the restaurant on mandela parkway. he now says, quote, we are actively in conversations for a new oakland location. aúunique dining destination is opening soon inside downtown ikea furniture store, the chronicle reports that the salon hall food hall is expected

to open in april. it would bring nearly a dozen new places eat spand drink to market street, te food hall inside that ikea would focus on vegetarian and vegan dishes and would feature food from five local. >> your time is 647, a new career center just opened at san francisco city hall. now thet& staff at the career center will help job candidates navigate the city's hiring processl as well asc giveútips on how to write a resume and conduct an interview. mayor london breed says right now, the city of san francisco positions,úand this career center will hopefully allow the city to hire more people faster. >ñ it takes too long. it's too confusing, and all people want to do is get to work. can you imagine going through a 6 to 1 year process to try and get a city job? and by that time you have a job offer from someone else?t& >> now that career center also

provides career development for current city employees to help them move on and progress in their departments or find out about new opportunities. >> wordle, theúnew york times owned online puzzle, is today. the times bought the game from creator josh wardle in 2020. 2022, rather reportedly paying at least $1 million. millions of people play wordle every day, and if you're looking for a tip to up your wordle game , the new york times says the best starting words are slate, crane and trace. do you play wordle, dave? >> i'm learning now. my wife is better thanúme, but it's not easy. i've heard, i've heard. >> it's so addictive that i'm afraid of starting to play, because able to put it down. so i have sudoku on stick toc that. sal castaneda, how about you? >> i'm sure you do it. >> i do play wordle and i try to like, as ali said, it can be

addicting. so got to watch it, right? i'll goúa few days without myself down. but i used to play a lotc when it was new. all spright, let'sc go out and taken see some slow traffic there, that's about all. if i show you our triple a traffic cameras here bridge looks great. it's nice and light. and of course, with the wind, we don't have any fog. it's all. the clouds have been blown away, essentially. so right now we have a pretty decent drive. if you're driving on the san mateo spbridge, it's still going to ba little windy. if you don't like wind. these last fewc days probably haven't been that great for you, but the traffic isn't that slow. at 650, i it's goinge windy for you, said one more da. >> sal, i'm addicted to this stupid game called bingo blitz and save me. would you please save me? >> bingo blitz. you know i don't want to start a newúone. don't start it. >ñ okay? >> don't start it. copy that. >> thank you. all right, all

right, i try not to play too often, but once in a while. all right.úsanta rosa, north to 32, novato says. yeah. same here. fairfield's been stuck about 29. 32 concord now northeast 26. i have to yesterday between concord and the benicia bridge. it was both hands on the wheel.d expect similar today on a lot of the bridges. just be advised, there's some pretty good gusts out there. half moon bay, northeast at 30, livermore's north, hayward northúgusting to 28. but stronger gusts have been up in the hills at. mountúdiablo briefly made it to 71mph this morning. a lot of 60s because of this offshore breeze. thankfully, the hills are green. we've had rain, otherwise this would be a huge fire concern if it were fall or for september or october. bolinas is 61, bodega bay is 61. windsor is 62 degrees, sausalito 62. sonoma 61. i mean, you're just seeing temperatures well above average here that that low in southern california is churning ever so slowly. it drifted all the way back, really. the placement of it about san diego. it'll slowly

eject out. but rain on the southern california desert, snow in the mountains. look atúlas vegas and i think they're getting just pasted today with a arizona. we'll see if it makeso- it into the spring training games. i think us though. it's sunny, it'll be spwarm, but it'll also be breezy to windy blustery. we'll take that through most of the day, but 70s on the temps well above average here and temperatures. i think the wind speed start to come down over the weekend. it'll still be niceúgoing into early next week there dave. >> all right steve, thank you. spwell, cleanup crews in southen california are busy checking santa ana wind damage. it sounds and looks. you can see for yourself. this is what, west of la. 85 mile an hour. wind gusts knocking down dozens of h. winds were strong enoughúto spthrow the round. a big rig around like it was a toy. the santa ana winds also caused several fires to race out of control, including a house fire

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dad. if you wear something green, you'll get a free donut at krispy kreme. krispy kreme is celebrating saint patrick's day, giving away donuts dyed in green glaze forúfree. all weekend. you just have to wear something greenc to get that free donut. there are ten bay area locations, including san jose, concord and rohnert park. will a high school student working at chick fil a's serramonte center location in daly city received a huge surprise from the company's ceoc. are you kiddingúme? no.

huang was given a him go to college in the fall, as well lat leader helps several communicate community service projects and he saysúthis was a total surprise. >> they told me i was here for parents appreciation interview, and so i broughtúmy parents and boom, i was just working in the back and they were like, youtf know, come, come on out. there's like the a is here. and i was like, oh, that's so cool. i walk up and i and i front of a bunch of people and then boom, they just launched this scholarship on me. i'm i by the way.ústill waiting on some college applications, but he's already been accepted at

the. the time now. 657 a new report is out showing california and specifically the bay area is in a lot better shape than the rest of the country. the personal finance company wallethub released its new study of the 100 most overweight and obese cities in america. list, mcallen, texas, followed by jackson, mississippi city on the list is riverside. that's the 35th spot. came in at number 74. san francisco at 93, sanújose at 96. now,úthat study factored in 19 key indicators of weight related problems, including adults with high access to healthy foodsl as well as parks and recreational facilities. our time is 658. the musical director of the san francisco symphony is stepping down after the upcoming season, esa-pekka

salonen said in a statement. he does not, quote, share the same spgoals as the orchestra's board of governors, as salonen was named toc succeed michael tilson thomas in 2018, he will leave season, the symphony's ceo said. cost cutting measures may be one reason for this decision, and told the chronicle the symphony is facing significant financial pressures. >> neighbors and businesses in san francisco's tenderloin district say they've reached a spboiling point. their demands f the city to try to fix the neighborhood's chronic problems. >> plus, yes, there are declining enrollment. but byt& closing six, will create more difficulty for the family.úa lot of pushback from parents in theúsouth bay switch at k through eight school to elementary grades only. >> why? the district says it needs to make the move and why it appears

a temporary reprieve. then bay area wastewater plants racing against timeúto reduce pollution . the plan to clean up their operations before a ten year deadline from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian a frih 15th now. your hair is all int& >> don't look too close, no. >> there was. well, it's extra.& hold on the hairspray, butúnot win today. yesterday afternoon, however, steve paulson, we were& all getting blown around. you're telling me it was whipping? >> and i think breezy to windy . it's mild to warm here for some 50s and 60s on the temp. santa rosa both sitting at 61.úit's clear that's not a problem. it will be spwarmer. that's not a problem. but boy, mean, it's really picked up here in this deep low in southernbecause california, there snow, parts of arizona, southern nevada, and even on the desert of