how fans take it pretty seriously. he's all kinds of fired up. ninth seeded texas a&m, down 31. two seconds left in regulation. anderson garcia launches the three at the buzzer and that is good. ties it up at 86. sends it to overtime. aggies close it down on a 17 five run. but houston regains his composure. their star player takes over. that's jamal.úshed will jump. hop in the lane. 30s to go. the cougars number one seed cougars. they survive 195 and will face duke on friday. meantime we've got soccer for you usa taking on mecca co and the concacaf nations league final. arlington, texas tyler adams wow, first start in a year and a half and he makes it count. look at that laser in the 45th minute. just a rocket of a goal one nothing usa. and the insurance goal comes about 17 minutes later. follow the bouncing ball mexico can't clear it. and gio reyna makes them pay

sweet volley into the lower left corner of the net. usa wins two. nothing to capture its third straight nations league title. and that's just just just a little smattering because we have a whole lot coming sports f hour coming up at 1130. right iy exciting night. you bet. jason. thank you. next at 11. >> it reallyúis unfortunate that like, it has to close and there really isn't much that they could do about it. but like, you know, a lot of people want and . >> it in oakland, the city losing its only in-n-out restaurant due to rampant crime in the neighborhood. the 11:00 news on ktvu, fox two starts now. while the company in-n-out has been around for 75 years, and this is thec first time it has had to close a location. good evening everyone. >> i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener customers in oakland enjoying the restaurant for the final time tonight. the

and interstate 880. operators say the closure comes following waves of car break ins, property damage, theft and robberies affecting customers and employees.t& >> i wasúlike, oakland, gotta do better. it's a shame you see it all over social media. the beeping, you know, all the breaking into cars, people getting assaulted. >> just a few days ago, oakland mayor shengtao said crime in the hegenberger corridorúis trending down. however, she did not say specifically by how much the next closest in-n-out locations are san lorenzo, new at 11 oakland police are looking for a >> a man drove up in a bmw to an house near u9th in dover. the man then went up to the home, broke a window, went inside, the homeowner telling ktvu two the burglar went through the doors and closets before leaving without taking any items. if you have any informationúabout this case, yougre to contact oakland policen

>> a deadly police shooting is under investigation in sunnyvale. officers say a young home park refused their orders to drop he thenúmoved toward them, prompting officers to open fire. ktvu zac sos spoke with neighbors who say they saw what happened and have a different story from police. >> heartbreaking. i have never >> a woman who asked not to appear on camera, still shaken after watching sunnyvale police shoot and kill a man armed with a knife just steps from her home on saturday. she says the victim was her neighbor's 19 year old son. position and it's heartbreaking. he was on medication and she didn't understand why this happened. we saw the gentleman walking down the street with the knife in his hand. he wasn't spscreaming or bothering anyone. >> police say they were called to the plaza del rey mobile home park on vienna drive around 530 in the evening. officer quickly

said drop the knife, don't move forward. but despite those repeated commands, police say he instead advanced towards one of their officers. and then we just heard the two gunshots go off. officers performing life saving measures on the man before he was rushed to a nearby hospital, where police say he died. >> i was walking towards this road right here and saw all the police activity here. >> the neighbor only recently >> i was very surprised. it's quite unusual. not in this neighborhood and not in this community here. sp>> the sunnyvale police offics union releasing a statement on sunday, saying in part, quote,t& experiencing a violent attack and being forced to use a firearm in self-defense is the n officer can experience in our profession in fear for their life and having no other option. an officer was forced to fire his handgun at the knife wielding man understand maybe ty thought their life was in danger, but they else and not to

learn the identity of the victim. expected to be released by the county medical examiner's office and as is protocol and police involved shootings, an investigation now underway in part byúthe county da's office in. ktvu, fox two news. >> the assistant chief of the san jose set to become head of the department at the end of this month, according to the bay area news group. paul joseph will take over for outgoing chief anthony mata. joseph has been with the san jose police department for 30 years and has worked in patrol, narcotics and robbery investigations. he is a los angeles native and earned a law degree from uc college of the law, san francisco. so today marks nine years since san jose police officer michael johnson was killed in the line of duty. today, the department honored his memory on social media. officer johnson was shot and killed on march 24th, 2015, by a man rounds from a second floor balcony. he

was the 12th the line of duty. a portion of highway 8& in san jose is now named in his honor. >> a san joseústate police officer was injured overnight when a suspected drunk driver plowed into the officer's suv. it happened just before dawn near the south 10th and east san jose antonio streets, right on the edge of the san jose state campus. 27 year old eleazar castro dionisio was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence. the officer was taken to the hospital for treatment and released. >> cal fire flight crews covering sonoma, lake and napa counties are now training to fight firesúat night. this month, pilots and fire captains from cal fire's boggs mountain helitack base in middletownúsay they are in night vision goggle transition training. cal fire says this is the third season of using them to really expand their firefighting capabilities. >> a flowery celebration known as union squarec in bloom is underway in san francisco. that

event commemorates the floral legacy of union square and city, says. for decades,it thet- flowers, especially daffodils, were handed out to visitors walking down maiden lane. it's an alleyway alleyway there with historic appeal. macy's previously hosted its annual flower show, established in 1964, and several flower stands helped to brighten up the district. union square will host bloom events through august 17th. >> the stanford women's basketball team is now moving on winning overtime thrillert& tonight at maples pavilion over iowa stateúktvu. lamonica peters caught up with the fans and joined theúncaa tournament. no. kiki scared that they might lose. my heart was beating so fast and i think i lost lifes game but. but it looks like we'e moving on. we're playing next week. so, shout out toúthe girls, man. keep

>> women's college basketball has become must see tv for basketball fans this season. >> in a lot of ways, women's basketball is a lot more entertaining than men's because it's not spbasketball in the second round of this year's march madness ncaa tournament, not just be stanford and play the way they always do. people filed into maples pavilion, ready to see stanford's cameron brink take on iowa state and freshman standout audi crooks. >> yeah, well, like you said, you won't be able to go around herl but i think you just got to use your speed and your quickness and your smarts. keep the ball moving. ñ> longtime stanford fans say they're enjoying the evolution of women's college basketball, and supporting stanford is now their traditionn >> we don't we went to the tournament in vegas. the preseason tournament, i grew up on this campus. my dad went here, so i've been watching stanford basketball since i was

in elementary school on audi crooks. >> and it goes back to stanford at the patio in nearby palo alto. >> owner megan kokott says stanford students, alumni and fans are all in. win or lose. >> diehard fans, we have die sphard fans. it's the last two days. they've all come out in full regalia and no, it's great. we've been really busy. >> i'm so excited.c we didn't make it in round 16, but i feel like this year we had a solid freshman class, so it's really exciting to see those young girls, like, turn their potential into reality and just crush it on the court again. >> fans will get to see stanford women's basketball head to the third round, the sweet 16, on friday, march 29th. now, we're not sure who they'll be playing, but they will be playing on friday. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> our coverage of women'sc history month continues how a bay area woman is helping those following in her footsteps and open eye set to meet with hollywood executives later this

week. >> coming up in tonight's west spcoast, wrap, the software the company is rolling out that could revolutionize guys entertainment. >> and the weather. there's some a little bit of everything this week. some sun, some clouds. i'll have that. mayb some snow well.

after police say they shot him in an exchange of gunfire. >> and this story does begin tonight's west coast wrap. late

last night, police in chandler, arizona, were called to a violea doubletree hotel right near chandler boulevard in interstate spten. when officers arrived, ty say a man fired atúthem several times. police say they returned fire, hitting him. detectivest& say the man was taken to the hospital with severe injuries. no officers were hurt in washington, a town north of seattle is remembering the victims of theúdeadliest landslide in u.s. history. >> it happened ten years ago in the community of oso, 43 people were killed when the rain soaked hillside gave way friday, and ae site of that slide. >> i think this is one of those rare occasions where this our et was so thoughtfully done. >> reporter lauren donovan shows us how thisúmemorial is now helping people in that small community. >> in the shadow of the slide spscar, they showed up by the

busload, hundreds of them gathering on this hallowed ground. survivors who lost everything, who spent months in the hospital, stepped up to the mic to share their stories for the past ten years, i've been seeking to find peace. march 21st, 2014 1037 in the morning, a sudden mass movement of earth descended the hillside like a powerful wave engulfing the steelhead subdivision in oso. >> why? >> why did i live and so many of my good neighbors die? ñ> in the immediate aftermath, the panicked community rallied using helicopters. crews rescued 11 people. those who made it out alive recall loved ones slipping reached reachedingers as it- for me, the slide hit and she disappeared. there was so much mud, rock and debris in some areas. it was as deep as 70ft. the disaster zone so large you

could fit more than 100 football fields inside it. it took four months before all the victims were found. governor jay inslee attended the dedication ceremony friday, cautioning climate change increases the risk of another disaster like thisn >> what we've learned isúthat there are risks in our state. we are a geologically active state, and unfortunately we are. we are going to face more of theseúthat next fall. >> 43 cedar trees were planted to commemorate the 43 lives lost. they've yet to grow tall, but one day, those evergreens will tower above this sacred place of reflection, offering shade to even the towering pillar now at the center of the memorial. >> it's almost breathtaking as you come in, and it's very solemn and a very peaceful, respectful deal. >> it was a tragedy, devastatin& enough that even the most devout were beginning to question thron loss bloom and another season begins ancho.

>> just remember, this is our town. these are ourúpeople. and when the search is over, the funerals are held and you go home. we will remain here in our town forever. changed >> well, it could be a historic week in hollywood. open eye is scheduled to meet with studios, talent agents and media executives to show off its source software that, according to you are lookingúat video generated by sora. it is a text to video revolutionize entertainment. studio owner and filmmaker tyler perry has actually put an d800 million studio expansion on hold after seeing a demonstration of this software, but he says there has to be some kind of regulations to protect creators. sora will be released this yearu can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right

here on ktvu west coast around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. and as we continue to celebrate women's history month, we are highlighting a woman who broke barriers in the tech industry a sari espinoza, monica is the ceo and founder of an app called dreamer's roadmap around the country learn about scholarships available to them. sally monica, a former undocumented immigrant herself, says she wants to encourage students who might be in the same situation. she found herself to follow their dreams despite the roadblocks they might face. >> just do it, you know, like i think to this day, right? again, i've been in this industry for almost ten years. i'm still scared of some stuff. but, you know, we have to take the risk. i would just encourage tech leaders to hire more latinos and latinas. you know, i believe like the last metric that i read or that's kind of around there, it's like where we make up less than 3% of the industry, and i think especially in this state,

in california, when the majority is do a much better job at putting a little bit more atteion into candidates where latinos and can fit those roles just like anybody else. >> sally monica is also promoting support for farmworkers. >> we're going to be traveling to a camp in lodi. so we've been doing this initiative for about three years now where we kind of just gather with a group of volunteers and we collect essentials. >> the group travels to eight different camps around the bay area, and if you're interested in volunteering, we are informar website ktvu.com/web links. >> all righty. checking in on the weather. let's look at the long range model first. it will take us through this whole week. and then at the end of the weathercastc we'll look at the five day and it'll mimic what we're looking at here. so as we go through tomorrow and today was nice. tomorrow is going to be nice. fewúclouds tuesday looks pretty nice. and then we get into wednesday night

afternoon. this comes in and you see that curlicue. that whole areaúis going to kind of plague us thursday a little bit of rain. not much just a little. andúthen see that low dropping down. it's sort of kind of detracts a little bit or detaches from the jet stream and pushes down here. and that's why friday, saturday, sunday, this area in here is going to be in question for a while until we determine what that's going to do. because if it does kick a little east or a little further east, then we're wet. if furthe, then we're not. it's, it's going to be a changer all week. so we'll just watch it as we get closer. in the meantime, you got 48 hours a pretty darn nice weathern and then wednesday afternoon evening it'll it'll the clouds will come in more and we'll see some scattered showers. and thursday will be some showers. wet morning commute. and then it all do. does it keep going down the coast or does it come out to the west? we'll see. live camera outside. not a cool not a cold night tonight at all. temperatures tonight will be in the 40s 49, in santa rosa right

now, 49 in novato, 50, in palo alto. the forecast model for tomorrow morning and then tomorrow afternoon. so so right. partly cloudy, mostly sunny and then tuesday morning, tuesday afternoon. then here comes thursday night. and so here's wednesday morning dry morning commute probably.. and then thas the model thing this is the main low the parent low. it's going to drop down the coast. if it goes this way a little bit, we're going to be dry right through the weekend. if it comes a little bit further east, we're going to be a little bit wetter. so we'll keep an eye on it for you. in the meantime, your tomorrow forecast highs just like these. and the five day forecast just like this with kind of just cloudy unsettled weather right through the weekend. but i think there's a good chance we could take those claws off saturday. and sundayúnext week. if this low reacts the way we'd like it to. i'll see you back here tomorrow night. ñ> all right, bill, thank you. here is a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com. one of our top stories. one man has been killed and his younger

brother critically hurt in the first fatal mountain lion attack in california in 20 years. also, three people were hurt this morning in a shooting in oakland. police say all of the victims are expected to recover. no arrests have been reported and hundreds of people took to the streets in the east bay this to the war in gaza. opposition demonstrators calling for a cease fire in the region. you can find these stories and much more right there at ktvu .com. >> making the basketball court an inclusive environment. the event, hosted by the warriors that helps kids with special needs feel welcome and sports wrap returns coming up tonight atú1130. >> the quarterback familiar to bay area sports fans who will be

children. that event was for children 7 to 15 years old who take part in the bay! hoops program. the kids and their coaches said it was a fun time playing in the same facility as their favorite professional basketball players. >> it's to know you know who's played on that court, to know that the greatness out there and to know that,úyou know, we're contributing to tha0 aimed at empowering kids withmt- both typical and special needs, learning to build new worlds in the digital space. >> that's what some students at a san francisco high school are now spare designing their own video

kafton reports, that's just the start of the real life lesson. >> is your computer missing inside san francisco's balboa high school? students in mr. perry's class are hard at work building video games. make no mistake, while these games may be fun to play, designing them is hard work and that includes programing. >> and it includes making the digital art assets for like players, enemies, backgrounds and stuff like that, as well as sound effects and background music. so we've got to make all that stuff, and then we put it into our game and then we have to write the code to make it work. >> like, can you print something? >> and david xiong are working on a game tentatively called crypt of the silver phoenix. gameplay includes battling monsters that turn to stone and a never ending to navigate. >> everything is happening inúgm structure, which so that it'll be never it will never be the hw

many times you play through it.& >> the project is part of the school's pathways program. all of the students here at balboa high school focus on a 21st century career path. students in the gaming program learn important skills from coding to problem solving, xiong says. their entire team has been working on one issue after another, debugging line after line of code to make their game work. >> we get a new problem, like every hour, and we talk about it and we talk about it, and then we fix it it's just constantly, you know, we get that experience. >> and just like professional game developers, these students are facing a hard deadline. the game developer conference is underway in san francisco right now. and on thursday, these students are going to have a chance to show off their projects to the pros >> we did have whenever we tried to work on the game on my computer, it would just crash like immediately. and we haven't fixed it. we we're hoping that at gdc we could talk to the people who are behind

godot. you know, maybe figure out what's going on. >> mr. perry says while he teaches the class, his students consistently come up with on thr own that he never would have considered. he says watching that spark of innovation is one of the joys of teaching this class. perry says the experienc& these studentsc are getting will serve them, whether they pursue a career in game design or overr that what i'm really teaching you is independent, creative problem solving. and whether you work in tech, whether you work in games or you do something else, everybody wants independent, creative problem solvers. >> teachers here say this program could be replicated in any school district and hope to see more students take a serious look at a career in gaming. christien kafton, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, new data shows elon musk's x platform has struggled to attract and keep users since he purchased the social media company. data from sensor tower, a market intelligence firm, shows the us user base has been

down or flat every month since the november 2022 purchase last month active daily users on the app in the us,úprevious year. worldwide numbers aren't looking any better, with 174 million active daily users in february, down 15% from the year prior. in comparison, other popular apps saw a moderate increase in their worldwide user bases during the same time. >> the mega millions jackpot has now climbed over the $1 billion mark for the next on tuesday night, no winning numbeg prize over the weekend, so the jackpot is now soared to $1.1 billion. this marks the first time in seven months that the grand prize has topped a billion, and it's only the sixth time in six years the mega millions jackpot has hit that billion dollar threshold. >> all right, well, thanks for watching the 11:00 news. sportswrap is back tonight. jason is up next with 30 minutes of all the sports to get you

covered. and don't forget, you can always stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime. >> download the fox local app to your tv's sports app and jason, up next,