the regular season thursday. the giants, by the way, lost last night byc their their minor league team, the sacramento river cats, 8 to 1. it was an exhibition in front of aúsellout crowd at sacramento's sutter health park. >> it's sparking a long overdue when we say we want fewer people to die on our road, on the heels of a crash that killed a family of four, there's been another crash involving a car and a person at a bus stop in san francisco. >> why? safety advocates and local leaders say the city needs a wake up call. plus, i would think that the president feels some desperation right now. former president trump facing a big deadline in his new york civil fraud case. what could happen if he can't pay nearly a half billion dollars by this afternoon? >> also, we grew up eating in-n-out. so like, you know, just seeing it close out and it's like kind of sad. >> oakland's only in-n-out has left the city over issues with

crime and public safety affecting customers and workers. why the move is historic for that burger chain. and when some oaklanders say real loss. >> from ktvu. fox two news this ison two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian is moh 25th. good to see you. >> good to have you back. we missed you. it's good to be back. >> steve paulson has some good news. no rain today. good. >> that is correct. mr. clark. gasia. welcome. thank you. correct. look at this sunrise, though. over the big city here, just painted you up a pretty and 50s on the temps. i think40- we'll see. maybe a sunset and also a sunrise tomorrow. if you're heading out for the giants in the east, i'd take a jacket, some sun here late afternoon. evening even though a back edge to that. so i would expect. but it won't be very warm, so. but there's a break in the rain and that's for sure.

mostly cloudy morning lows 40s and also 50s. what about temperatures? they arec below average, no doubt about it here with. low 60s for many. all right sal is here and he's going to talk about the richardson and rafael bridge or the richmond centerville. >> you know sometimes i make myself laugh. me too. mistakes the younger me would have been really embarrassed. the older me is like, you know what? bring it on. this is what happens, let's go to the bay bridge right now. traffic is backed up all the way out to the macarthur maze. no major problems here. interstate 80 is looking good, steve and i were joking about the richmond-san rafaelúbridge. but there is a little bit of a backup there. 8x0 looks okay. and 280 in san jose is still looking good coming around the corner. 701 let's go back to the desk. >> san francisco police are investigating another crash at a bus stop. this one happened just steps away from golden gate

park, one week after another crash killed a family of neighb. ktvu james torres live in san francisco here, where some are calling for the use of technology to force drivers to slow down. james garcia. >> that tragedy last week killed an entire. family, a group of four people at a bus stop. then we had this mostúrecent headline over the weekend that sent one man waiting at hisúbus stop. both of those examples, one lawmaker says, should be a reminder for everyone that when you speed, you affect everyone. that's coming from state senator scott wiener, who says he is working on a new bill. he technology thn help limit how fast some cars make that a requirement that all cars in california have that technology. it would limit your driving to just ten miles over local speed limits, he says. speeding is killing far too many people on the road, you know, people haveúused all over the

spmap. there are people who thik it's the best idea in the world, people who think it's the worst idea in the world. the bill is just getting going, and it's sparking a long overdue conversation about what we mean when we say we want fewer people to die on our roads and what we mean when we say that we don't wantúpeople to speed like they're speeding. >> the latest crash in san saturday evening. a car hit a man waiting at a bus stop near fulton and park presidio that's right next to golden gate park. he's now recovering in the hospital and expected to be okay. san francisco police, they tell us the driver in that case was cited for multiple moving vehicle violations. we're also still waiting to hear fromúthe they plan to bring forth charges against the crash last weekend. francisco. i'mújames torres,an ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, james, thank san ,

homicide detectives a deadly spdouble shooting. police rushed to dwight street in san bruno avenue last night about 845. they found two adults who'd been shot inside of a home. they were pronounced dead at the scene. so far, no arrests have been made. the names of the victims have not beenúreleased. if you have any information, call police. >> sunnyvale department of public safety and the santa clara county da's office are investigating a deadly confrontation between an officer and a man. officers were called to a mobile home park on vienna drive saturday night, about a man walking in the area holding a knife. they arrived and ordered him to put down the knife. authorities say the 19 them, and that's when onewardst- officer opened fire. ktvu zac sos talked with one woman who said the shooting happened just feet from her home. >> heartbreaking. i have seen something like that. i put myself in his mom's position and

it's heartbreaking. he was on medication and she didn't understand why this happened. >> i was walking towards this road right hereúand saw all the police activity here. i was very surprised. it's quite unusual. not in this neighborhood and not in this community here. >> sunnyvale public safety officers released a statement a violent attack and being forced to use a firearm in self-defense is the most dreaded encounter. an officer can experience in our profession. >> our time 705. the only in-n-out burgerúin oakland has closed, and the company says it's the first time it has ever shut down one of its restaurants. and rising crime or restaurant. opened in oakland in 2005 near hegenberger road and interstate 880. the operators say they're closing because of waves of car break-ins property damage, thefts and robberies affecting both the customersúand employees.

>> i was like, oakland, gotta do all over social media. theee it- beeping, you know, all the breaking into cars, people getting assaulted. >> in. just a couple of days ago, oakland mayor shang tao said the crime rate in the hegenberger corridor is trending down. but she didn't say how much. the nearest in-n-out restaurants are in alameda, san francisco and san lorenzo. new this morning, boeing's presidens stepping down at the end of the year. >> this announcement from david calhoun came in just the past hour. the company's chairman and head of the commercial airplane unit are also leaving. boeing sell comes amid increased scrutiny on the company following multiple incidents involving poor quality or workmanship on the planes. the company has not named who will replace calhoun as ceo. >> time is 706, where former president donald trump has until the end of this day to come up with an almost half billion dollar bond in his new york civil fraud casec, and the bond

is due by the end of the day. but attorneys for trump say he won't be able to come up with enough cash. office has already taken the first step to try to seize trump's properties. if he does not pay, that could put a major pinch on the president. >> it could hurt him. it could hurt him financially. it could also hurt him tactically where he needs that cash to operate an estate that he owns in new york. but that doesn't mean a seizure would probably be another court battle before that happens, and political analysts say that may actually help trump's campaign gain his base has been rock solidly with him, despite mounting legal pressures and a mounting number of active judgments against. him. >> so this i would expect to be no different. >> legal analysts also say trump's lawyers want to get an

appeals courtúto pause the bond, but that's not likely by today's deadline, san francisco saw higher voter turnout than the rest of the state duringc te recent primary, but it was still much lower than in previous years. >> final figures show just under 47% of registered voters cast. a ballot in the city in march. it's higher than the roughly 35% turnout statewide, other presid& primary years such as 2016 and 2020. other bay area counties were much more in line with that 35% state average turnout may have been slightly higher in san francisco because of multiple local ballot measures. two westbound lanes of the richmond-san rafael bridge on interstate 50, or highway 50, will be closed overnight. caltrans is set to make some bridge repairs to the upper deck, and that will require the two far left lanes to be closed. starting at 7:00 tonight through early tomorrow morning. this means traffic will be moved to the shoulder on the right in

what's primarily a bike path. now that path will be closed to pedestrians and bikes beginning at five. >> time now 709. and we do see slow trafficc out there on highway four. it is bunching up heading over to concord. let me take a live look here for you. spyou can see that traffic is going to be moderately heavy. there have been no major issues there, but you can see traffic is going to be a little bit busy. also, the bay san mateo bridge. there's either something on there or perhaps in fact going to investigate to see what is going on. because itt& looks a little bit slow there for. across, we're also looking at to south bay and that commute ist& beginning to heat up a little bit. 709 let's go back you sal. >> we should hear from the incoming chief of the oakland police department this week. the challenges will likely face as the city's next top cop. >> and tonight, a lot of money is up for grabs. and i'm talking

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tao is expected to introduce oakland'súnew police chief to the public. he is floyd mitchell. he's a former police chief in lubbock, texas. he wase police commission. the mayor tao says mitchell's experience and strategies for reducing crime catapulted him to the top of her list, and she says she's happy about the decision to bring mitchell in, and she's confident this will boost the morale in the police department. of course he's coming to a new city, so introduce him to key communityl- leaders. >> we'll make sure that he has ample time to be a of programind file to create that bond. we know this is a very difficult job. >> it's not a regular police chief job. there's a lot of different bosses. he has to answer to understanding the culture of the city of the department. what's been going on is going to take him some time now. >> floyd mitchell was the police chief in lubbock, texas, for four years. before that. he was

a police officer in kansas city for more than 20 years. the mayor says mitchell will be introduced to the public next week, and he's expected to begin as police chief sometime between late april it'll be a lot of chs he will be facing. there will not be basically any honeymoon period at all. so it's going to be, very tough. >> we've got to get command and get control of the department itself, got to deal with the community itself, got to deal with the political machinations that exist within the city. but i think that we should give him a chance to do it. >> and once again, floyd expects oakland police chief sometime between late april and early may. >> san serveúas interim chief starting at the end of the month. paul joseph takes over after anthony mata retires and heads to the da's office. joseph has been with san jose police patrol, narcotics and robbery investigations, a program meant to enhance security at uc berkeley paid for by students

parents has come to an end. safe bears was started by a group of uc berkeley parents concerned about violence on and near campus. president felt safer around campus at night because of the enhanced security. the board of directors recently fundraising for the pilot program. >> we never meant for this to be an evergreen program that uc berkeley parents pay for. rather, we wanted to demonstrate to the school that this is a real solution for the problem of violence against students. >> the university says it's increased campus security and added 32 community service officers. a university spokesperson also said the school had a number of concerns with hiring private security. the group says it will continue to advocate for student safety. flowery celebration known as a union square in bloom is underway now in san francisco. now it marks the floral legacy of union square and people are

encouraged to come and visit, see it, city says. for many years, flowers especially daffodils, were handed out to visitors walking around union square. the macy's in the past hosted its annual flower show, which was started back in 1964, and several flower stands brightened up the union square district. union square will be hosting bloom events through august 17th. >> apparently, wallets are becoming a thing of the past. younger generations are largely using virtual payment systems such as apple pay and paypal instead of using an actual wallet, a new report says. younger consumers don't even think wallets are cool. nearly 80% of gen z says they prefer digital wallets on their phone. >> i normally use my phone. i have a debit card, but i don't usually use it. i use my phone normally. >> why do we need a wallet anymore? right? i mean, i'm trying to go that way. it just takes a little time. >> honestly. just brought my wallet out just to have it, honestly. and my driver's license in

there, and also, i got a picture of my girlfriend in it, too, so it helps. >> see? yeah. >> you can't. i mean, come on now. there are three quarters of baby boomers who say, by the way, they're used to reaching for their wallet when it comes time to pay. my littleú13 year old got a billabong velcro wallet for christmas, and he takes that thing everywhere. maybe he has $2 in it. >> right he takes it everywhere. yeah. all right, we take sal with us everywhere because he knows what's happening. we have. >> yeah. that's right, dave and garcia, good morning to you both. 80 westbound at san pablo spdam road. we have a new crash right there at the san pablo dam road exit. and suddenly we're getting a bigger backup driving into san pablo into the el sobre area. and before you get to richmond, that crash is going to be in your way. we also do have some slowing on the richmond bridge bay bridge backed up to the maze. metering lights are on. no issues. interstate 880, in oakland is moderate. steve has been talking about tonight's game between the a's and the giants, so just make

sure that's on your radar for later today or this evening. ic should say this is a look at the san mateo bridge that looks okay and no bay. it'súbeginning to get a little bit slower, but right now the west valley. as we go to steve at 7q8. steve, i pay with my phone. sometimes i like that technology, but i still always have just a little cash with me. you never know. >> cash is king, althoughúpeople don't accept never use it, but i just have a little, you know, justc in case. >> i'm old school, so i have both. but i'm with you on cash, 100. all right, bonnie dune locally, i think you are the winner on rainfall from friday to sunday. over just over two inches of rain. oakland hills that was above piedmont,t& 1.90 cazadero 185 and mount veeder picked up 1.40. half moon bay almost an inch of rain. fairfax marin county 86 100. clear lake 81, los ganis 79 100

morgan hill two thirds. in pickd up half inch of rain. there were some pretty good rain out around castro valley, crow canyon, dublin, castro valley, almost an inch and a half. mount tamalpais 1.19 oakland. downtown 117 san spjose inch and 9/100. moraga saint mary's college 105. but our observer had more than that. i get to him as fast as i can. santa rosa, almost an inch of rain. livermore, 89 100, in danville, 0.88, some cloud cover comingúdown, but it does look like there is a back edge to this. so cloudy in the morning to mostly cloudy. i think we'll get some partly toúmostly sunny skies in the afternoon, but it will stay cool here. 40s 50s on the temps r1 jackpot and trucke& 18. south lake tahoe 46 crescent city to 49. in phoenix. that's a little 46 sacramento to 48in fresno. so some cool readings here for this time of should be upper 60s for some to- near 70. that's not happening.

next rain will be wednesday afternoon evening as the way it looks. maybe some of that carrying into thursday right now. friday into saturday looks to be the focus of the next system for sure. friday saturday could could be a little more it.úwe'll deal with it. it does look like more snow for the mountains depending on what the low does. i mean, if the low starts don't think there will be as much snow as that's being advertised. but again, four days away, partly to mostly cloudy in the morning. a lot of high clouds, but some sun breaks later. 5060s on the temps well below average here for mand then rain returns wednesday evening into early thursday and again friday night. >> thank you steve. the conditions in the sierra are great right now for skiing and snowboarding. how long tahoe resorts say they'll stay open latec in the season, and garcia some terrifying moments for a woman in southern california swept away by fast moving waters in the la river. >> what it took to rescue her and what before s f

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it is a mountain lion is killed. someone here in californian well, we now know about the mountain lion linked to that death. and the stanford cardinal embracing the word survive and advance. the nailúbiting ending at maples pavilion as the team moves on to the. >> from ktvu, fox two news.úthis is mornings on two. >> well good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> i'm gasia mikaelian. it is monday, march 25th. let's check in with our meteorologist steve paulson. in a bit of a brief dry period for now right today and

tomorrow. ñ> and then wednesday looks like rain returns probably in the afternoon. evening his way. it looks so probably good all the way through wednesday morning. a few breaks in the clouds, mostly cloudy morning. i think we'll get some sun breaks here this afternoon, but 40s 50s on the temps, not the breeze has tailed off. if you're going tonight for thec giants and the a's, just take a jacket. it will drop pretty fast that temperature. but it should be mostly fair. i would think there i think we're going to see there is a back edge to this cloud cover coming in. but there will still be some higher clouds, but more clouds in the morning than the afternoon. there's a break in the rain, that's for sure, and mostly cloudy morning. partly sunny afternoon, but only low to mid 60s for temps, which are below average for this time of year. sal is here and he's going to update the traffic and start where in san pablo steve west 80 coming up on san pablo dam road& there is a crash and it'st& blocking lanes on westbound 80 again at san pablo dam road. >> so please give yourself extra time if you're drivingc there bd there. driving past thatn once

you get past that though, it looks better as you drive down a . that's more of a normal delay as you drive into the city. i'll tell you a little bit moreúabout the bridges and all that coming up in just a few. at 731. let's go back to the desk. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, scientists with the california department of fish and wildlife will be studying the remains of a mountain lion that attacked and killed a 21 year old man in el dorado county, ktvu allie give us all the new details.w t- good morning alex. >> good morning david is the first deadly mountain lion attack in california in 20 years. two brothers, ages 18 and 21, were hiking through a heavily wooded area of el dorado county. this is near the town of georgetown, which is about 55 miles northeast of sacramento in the sierra foothills. now, the brothers were out in the woods collecting antlers that deer shed this time of year when, year old man called 911 tohe 18-

report he and his brother had mn lion. when deputies year old seriously injured and the body of his 21 year old brother. >> they located a man down and next to that individual was a mountain lion in a crouched position. >> off the 21 year old man was declared dead at the scene because of public safety concerns. california wildlife officials authorize a professional trapper to go after and find and catch the animal. it was euthanized and initial dna tests confirmed it was a 90 pound male lion involved in the deadly attack. >>úi feel sorry for the family and the brothers. the one guy lost his brother and you know ps the rest of his life and scarsn >> the 18 year old man went through several surgeries to fix some injuries to his face and

body, according to el dorado sheriff's deputies. he is expected to make a full recovery . the victims names have not been released yet. garcia and dave. >> okay, ali. thank you. time now. 733 oakland homicide investigators still searching for clues for a deadly shooting at a gas station. it happenedt& early saturday morning at the quick serve gas station on east 12th street, which years. the name of the victim has not been released. there's no word about any arrests. oakland police also investigating a shooting where three people were injured at a homeless encampment on 47th avenue near east 12th. police say the three people were taken to the hospital. the last time we checked, theyúwere in stable condition. investigators say the victims and the shooter had been arguing, but they didn't say if any arrests have been made. if you have any information about this case, call oakland police. >> the supreme court will consider a case tomorrow

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these lotteries. if they keep getting bigger, the massive jackpots have people playing the lottery and dreaming fantasize about what they'll do if they won. if i win, i will be quitting my two jobs. >> i will be paying my son's school tuition. i'll putc some away for my other sons. i have a care of now, so just family.t- >> i hope she wins, but don't get too excited yet. the odds of winning the mega millions jackpot 302 million toú1 and the powerball lottery. not much better. you have a better chance of being hit twice by lightning than winning the lottery. 738 let's g out to our traffic center, see what else keeping his eye on south. >> yeah, we were looking at interstate 80 because it's a real mess now because of that problem at san pablo dam road, it's an injury crash. and you know, it's too bad because the

commute had been doing so well before this. but now it's very, very slow. and if you're driving on 80 after that, you're going to say, hey, where is everyone? they're stuck going to keep an eye on it for o going to be slow. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up to the maze. metering lights are on and interstateú880 is moving alongt& very well. so some of these commutes are looking very slow and others look like the great wide open there. steve 738 let's bring steve and i'm looking at the coliseum, and i know that ak it will be okay. but not that how's that. copy that. yes. all- right. for friday into sunday. now there were some greater amounts up in mendocino county. but doon, you are the winner. as far as i could tell. just over two inches of rain. oakland hills above piedmont was close 1.90 casadero 185. mount veeder picked up an inch and 4/10. calistoga. thank you. gary 1.80 from our observer

laura in moraga. almostúan inch and a half clear lake 81/100. los gatos 79, morgan hill two both picked up half inch of rain. we have the cloud cover overs now,c but you can see some clearing taking place to the north, so that should sweep through here in the next couple of hours. so clouds in the morning and then more sun in the afternoon, although there will still be some higher clouds zipping down from the northwest 40s and 50s on the temps. they haven't budged all morning long. 46 crescent city to 54 in san diego, palm springs as well. las vegas at 50. and there's thet& higher cloud deck. now. the ridge of high pressure will protect about two and a half days.úa lot here, but at least dry. mostly cloudy, partly sunny afternoon evening shows up right there. goes into early thursday. the question is will it linger into saturday? the reason being is a couple forecast models bringc bring a low right to us n friday.úothers bring the front end and then the

low down towards southern california. so i thinkc friday s the dayct& saturday could be a little bit better. mix of sun and high clouds in the afternoon, but still below average, tomorrow and i think even wednesday morning we get a break. then wednesday evening into early thursday, rain returns and it may not take long to get back here by friday and maybe even into saturday. >> okay steve. thank you. time 740. california's insurance crisis getting worse by the company called the insurer of last resort, is dealing with financial problems of its own. >> then in-n-out burgers only restaurant in oakland is now closed. coming up at 8:00. why? the move is historic for that burger chain and what longtime customers say about the loss and later on, the nine. >> the surprising twist on screen time for kids. while the concerns over excessive tv viewing continue, there's new research suggesting it could actually benefit the learning of a child. we'll explore how it could b st heir r di

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they could spend the rest of their lives in prison. the kremlin has also arrested several other people and is investigating if there are others attack. the terror group isis is claiming responsibility. at this point, 137 people have died in the attack. >> our time now is 744. in juste united nations security council voted to call for a cease fire in gaza during the muslim holy month of ramadan. it's the first demand from the un group to halt the fighting. nowúthis comes as israel and hamas may soon swap hostages and prisoners. israel is waiting to to a us prisoner exchange proposal that includes 40 israeli hostages and about 700 palestinian prisoners, among them are 100 palestinians serving life, prison sentences for killing israeli nationals in hundreds of people in the east bay were walking. they walked more than 20 miles to advocate

for a cease fire in gaza. over the weekend, the demonstrators from various religious faiths marched from berkeley to alameda. the 22 mile journey represented the distance that those people fleeing gaza have to travel to reach the crossing of rafah. it was part of a broader solidarity movement of pilgrimage, occurring in more than q40 cities around the world. our time is now 745 investors are reacting to the big announcement this morning. it's about boeing. >> also, apple is facing another investigation. pam cook is back in studio with us and more in dollars and cents this time in europe. >> the european union has launched an investigation of not just apple, but alphabet's google search and meta. the eu accuses the companies of breaking the rules of the new digital markets act, which prevents tech firms from blocking other businesses from telling their users about cheaper options for their products or subscriptions. keep an eye on that one. as the

opening bell rang this morning, investors got worried about that big shakeupúat boeing. three top executives, including the ceo, stepping down as the investigation of the planemaker continues over quality control andc safety issues. taking a lie look at the numbers boeing stock actually up a little bit. but across the board, dow jones down about a third of a percent 132 points. there the s&p 500 and the nasdaq both down about a quarter of a percent. it is a shortened trading week with the trading closed on friday. united airlines may beúforced to put some of its future plans on hold. the federal aviation administration warned the airline that a string of nearly a dozen incidents this month, all involving boeing jets, could delay upcoming projects. now, a new report says the agency is considering preventing united airlines from adding new routes and slowing the airline'súgrowth . the home insurance crisis continues in california, the california fair plan is warning it could run out of money as more people turn to the state

chartered insurer, the president lawmakers that it's facing the same issues of ballooning costs from wildfires and natural disasters that other companies are facing. those costs have driven many insurance companies to leave california latest job numbers are troubling. the state unemployment rate hit 5.3% last month, which is the highest in the country. data also shows job growth was much lower last year than previous reports. new numbers from the federal government indicate. instead of the 300,000 jobs added between september 2022 and september 2023, the actual number was just 50,000, has an employment rate of 5.3, is well above the national rate, which is 3.9% and above. >> every other state now reached its highest level in the post pandemic period.

>> now, the only sector in california that shows continued job growth is the health care industry. economists though, are also optimistic about jobs in artificial intelligence and genome medicine. going forward. i'm pam cook. that's a look at your dollars and cents. thank you pam. >> the stanford women's basketball team is moving on to the sweet 16. this was an overtime thriller as stanford star and all fouled out with two minutes to go in the was her final game at maples as she heads to the wnba next year. fans say this nail biter of a game was a perfect snapshot of march madness. >> i was just so scared that they might lose. my heart was beating so fast and i think i lost ten years of my life waiting on this game to finish. >> but but it looks like we're moving on. we're playing next week, so, shout out to the girls, man. keep going. >> just beat stanford and play the way they always do. >> hey isn't that. yes it is. yeah. former secretary of state and current head of stanford's hoover institution, condoleezza rice, was there, as was 49ers

quarterback brock purdy, cheering on his alma mater, iowa state. this, by the way, is the last year stanford plays in this tournament as part of the pac 12. the school is moving toúthe acc next year. cardinals next game is friday. stanford heads to portland to play the winner of today's game between nc state and team. yeah. >> well, yeah. well sal always brings us information about our commute. how's it look out there now? >> it's better they cleared that crash pablo dam road. that was an injury. wreck. it now everyone's through the area, so look, it was being held up, but now it's into berkeley is also some slowing at the richmond bridge. here at the bay bridge. the end of the line is near the macarthur maze and the metering lights are on. no problems on interstate 80, although it is getting a little bit slower driving up to downtown oakland and that san mateo bridge remains prettyúbusy out there.

750 let's bring steve back with today's weather. >> hold on sal, i clicked on the wrong graphic. not that you've >> that never happens to well, okay, it happened just last hit. let's see if i have the right one here or not. yes i do, all right, so many graphics. all right, here we go. castro valley at an inch and a half. mount tamalpais inch in 19. 100 san jose. good rain, 109, santa rosa. almost an inch of rain. livermore 89. 100 would be danville at 88 100. don't see that all the time. some higher clouds will look like they'll start toúthin out here. so a mostly cloudy morning will give way to mostly sunny. a few high clouds in the afternoon, but was a lot of cloud cover over us now. 40s 50s on the temps here 21. truckee 18. south lake tahoe 40s 50s up and down the coastl 40s, 50s even inland. a lot of high clouds will stream in nextm the north northwest. so a lot of morning clouds, but i think more sun here in the afternoon. we'll get some some breaks there ast&

some of this looks like already starting to happen about santa rosa north there. so sun and clouds monday and tuesday next afternoon, evening and maybe into early thursday with another system rolling in at least friday. saturday is kind of the iffy day forecast models trying to sort out the details. a couple of them want to take the low near us, others want to take it down towards southern california, but either way, it's still an active pattern. here wr two days, mostly cloudy morning, then a mix of sun and high clouds in the afternoon. 5060s on the temps here below average for sure. we'll see more of the same on tuesday. bring rain and wednesday maybe into early thursday. next rain friday into looks gasia thank you steve. it >> a major shakeup in the airline industry in the next hour of mornings on two. the leadership overhaul at boeing amid growing scrutiny over quality control issues that then the white house is vowing to fight back over a small line buried in the recent spending bill that prevented a government shutdown. what this has to do with the pride flag and some government buildings.

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fires at night. pilots and fire captains from cal fires boggs mountain helitack base in middletown say their training with night vision goggles. cal fire says it's its third season using those goggles, which allow firefighters to expand their

firefighting capabilities. some are questioning the effectiveness of a state bill meant to protect young children from overdose deaths. legislation by south bay state senator dave cortese would require the health department to monitor fentanyl related deaths among newborns and toddlers, and then provide guidance. the measure was inspired by the case of three month old phoenix castro, who died from a fentanyl overdose last may. social workers objected to returning phoenix to her father, who was known to have a substance abuse problem. a child abuse expert tells the bay area news group the case involved dysfunctional santa clara county policies and practices, faulty state spguidance. the white house says it will fight the part of a new bipartisan funding bill that bans the lgbtq pride flag from flying over u.s. embassies around the world. the policy to ban the pride flag was added to the recent funding bill. it allows the american flag and other official branded flags of us agency to be flown. a white house spokesperson says that president biden thinks the provision is inappropriate and targets lgbtq americans. the cdc

is starting to warn about a global measles outbreak that's already being felt here in the united states. officials say the number of cases in the united states this year is already higher than what was recorded in all of last year. at this point, it's mostly affecting children, those over the age of one who are unvaccinated. most children get their first dose of the measles vaccine following their first birthday. doctors advise getting the shot to help keep you, your children and your community safe. recent research from the american cancer society reports uterine cancer is now the deadliest reproductive disease among women. while doctors have improved survival rates for many forms of cancer. health data show uterine cancer rates and deaths are on the rise. doctors say early detection and action is key. medical experts also point to breakthroughs type of treatment. >> immune therapy is a different

way to fight the cancer. traditional chemotherapy is kind of knock down the cancer cells and make it so that they can't continue growing. but immunotherapy actually has a patient's own immune system. start attacking the cancer. >> doctors warn that obesity is one ofc the major risk factors at the craneway say it's an improper use of the public space and say the installation is moving forward without the proper approvals. city officials expressed concern about the updated proposal submitted to the city earlier this month. richmond city council is set to present a report to the public about the new pickleball facility during its meeting tomorrow. some small business owners in redwoodúcity are expressing their concern and frustration over a new parking plan. the caltrans project would eliminate almost all of the street parking along busy woodside road. those parking spaces would be replaced with bike lanes. local merchantsúsay losing

hurt their business. >> i don't see a whole lot of bikes up and down woodside road, so you know, the whole applicability as far as need and supplying that need is very interesting. >> anyone who cannot hop on a bicycle to come over to any of the businesses on woodside road, those are the demographics. >> caltrans says the part of itn to make the streetsúof redwood city safer. the agency also plans to make crosswalks more easy to see. this weekend, the warriors hosted play where the pros play a basketball clinic for children. the event, meant for those between 7 and q5 years old who participate in the bay area's hoops program. the children and coaches said it was great same facility. >> it's awesome to know you know who's played on that court, to know the greatness out there and to know that, you know, we're contributing to that is really incredible.

>> the hoops was founded in 2000 as an inclusive sports program aimed at empowering all children. >> we're just one week after a a bus stop. another crash rocks- the city. thisútime is near golden gate park. we'll tell you how lawmakers are pushing fort& action that could limit how fast you can speed in the city. then a crucial deadline he needs to come up with almost a half billion dollars in bond money by the end of this day. the potential repercussions if he fails to pay it. plus, the end of an era for oakland's in-n-out burger. that restaurant was forced to shut down for good because of rising crime. we caught up with longtime customers who picked up their last orders from ktvu, fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and welcome to mornings on two at 8:00 as we look live atúthis

very moment, at how it looks outside and it actually feels pretty out really good. but look at that sky and no rain. not a thing. >> not for now. okay, well good morning. i'm dave clark. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's monday, march 25th. we had to cancel two baseball games over the weekend, steve, because of rain. i know a lot of us are looking ahead to kind of the midweek timing as well as today and tomorrow. >> you're all right. wednesday. iffy wednesday evening. iffy, we have a lot layers of clouds here. low clouds, high mid level clouds. some out to kuz to the north. but coming in on 40s and 50s i don't think livermore sunny but there are some clouds that are starting to clear out. if you're going to the game tonight i would just take a jacket i think cooler to colder is a bigger message than anything else here for tonight, but that temps going to drop pretty fast. you can see some back edge to that, although there will be a lot of high clouds streaming down. so there's a break in the rain, at least for a couple of days here.

mostly cloudy morning, partly sunny afternoon. we have 60s low 60s on the temps. well, it's traffic is sal castaneda, but unfortunately i think we have to go right back to san pablo on 80. >> yeah, but you know what? if you're a bay bridge driver, you got lucky, stevel because the traffic was being held up upstream, so to speak. so here at the bay bridge, there was a temporary lapse in the traffic, and that's making it easier for you to get out to the bay bridge, now on 80, as steve mentioned, weúhad an earliert& problem on 80 at san pablo. it's slow trafficúdown. the crash is clear now, but it's taken a the bay bridge, so you might want to get there before that happens. 801 let's get back to the desk, sal. >> thank you. san francisco police are investigating another crash at a bus stop. this one happened just steps from golden gate park. it came one week after another crash killed a family of fourúin the west portal district. ktvu james torres live in the city this

morning, where some are calling for the use of technology to force drivers to slow down. james >> garcia, we heard about that tragedy last weekend where a crash killed an entire family of four peoplen and then we hear the headline over this last weekend happened right behind me, where a car hit a man waiting for his bus stop here. one lawmaker says each of those are reminder of how dangerous speeding drivers can be. that's state says he's working on a new bill, and it's all because he knows of new technology that can limit how fast cars can drive. and he wants to make it a requirement that drivers in california have that technology in their cars. it would limit your miles over d limits, he says. speeding is killing too road, you know, people have used all over the map. there are people who think it's the best idea in the world, people who think it's the worst idea in the world. the bill is just getting going, and it's sparking a long

overdue conversation about what we mean when we say we want fewer people to die on our roads and what we mean when we say that we don't want people to speed like they're speeding. >> and this latest crash in san francisco happened early evening on saturday. a car hit a man waiting at a stop near fulton and park presidio. that's right next to golden gate park. policeútell us that he is recovering in the hospital and expected to be okay. police also told case was cited for multiple moving vehicle violations. we're also still waiting to learn if the district attorney's office plans to bring charges against the driver in the fatal west portal accident from last weekend. we're live thisúmorning in san francisco. i'm james torres, ktvu in the city here. homicide investigators are looking for spshooting. officersúwere called to the area of dwight street and san bruno avenue around 845 last night, just off highway 101.

officers dead at the scene. at this point, no arrests. the victims identities have not been released. anyone with information is asked to call police. >> our time now 804. the safety county da's office, both investigating a man. it happened saturday night after police were called to a mobile home park on vienna drive, about a man with a knife walking around in that area. when police arrived, they ordered the man to put down the knife, but authorities fire whe9 year old suspect moved towards himc. ktvu zac sos talked says d just a few feet from her home. my heart breakingn >> i've never seen something like that his mom's position and it's heartbreaking. he was on medication and she didn't understand why this happened. >> i was walking towards this road right here and saw all the

police activity here. i was very surprised. it's quite unusual, not in this neighborhood and not in this community here. >> now, the sunnyvale public safety statement. it reads in part, quote, experiencingúa violent attack and being forced to use a firearm in self-defense is the most dreaded encounter an officer can experience in our profession. >> investigators are calling a grass fire in a historic area of brisbane an act of arson. north county fire authority responded to an emergencyúcall just after 730 last night about a fire at the center court complex of the old southern pacific railroad roundhouse along industrial way. the fire burned a quarter acre. crews remained on the scene for more than two hours. anyone with information about the fire is asked to call north county fire, even though it's in the same general area. authorities say last night's fire is not related to saturday's large warehouse fire. this one started at a 20,000 square foot building previously occupied by lazare

fuel company. this is video from citizen app. the cause is under investigation and firefighters haven't said why they don'tt& think the two are connected. up in napa, two people were taken to the hospital after a fire at a home in calistoga in napa county and calistoga. firefighters say they were called to the area of urban place just before 6:00 saturday morning. they helped two people and homef the fire is still being investigated. >> our time is now 806. we'll new. this morning, the president morning he will step down at the end of this year. the announcement from david calhoun came just hours ago. the company's chairman and head of the commercial airplane unit also will be leaving boeing. it comes amid increased scrutiny on boeing after several incidents involving poor quality or workmanship. on boeing planes. the company hasn't said who will replace calhoun as ceo. >> happening today, former president trump is back a new ty

be set in his hush money case. this is not the only urgent legal issue the former president is facing, madeline rivera reports.cc3 f1 it's a big day for donald trump as the former president faces a deadline to post billion dollar bond or risk drain bank accounts and trump rw york city courtroom today for a hearing to further delay at& criminal trial related to his hush money payments case, after it was postponed due to a last minute evidence dump. his attorneys asking the judge to delay the case till summer or throw it out altogether. it comes as trump tries to avoid a financial crisis related to a $454 million judgment in his civil fraud case. >> i would think that the president feels some desperation right now if he doesn't post bond by today, new york attorney general letitia james could start seizing his assets unless he is granted a stay until his appeals are exhausted. >> in a filing last week, trump's legal team says he does

not have enough cash to make the payment and could not get a loan despite asking 30 different lenders. his son eric alleges this entire case comes down to politics.t& >> no one's ever seen a bond this size. every single person spwhen i came to them saying, h, can i get a half billion dollar bond? maria they were laughing. >> despite the legal battles, recent polls show trump in a close battle with president biden. though biden's team says the real test will come in november, the jury that matters the most is the american people. >> on election day, the legal matters have to take their own course. >> there could be a new cash flow on the horizon for the former president. his social to go public, and trump's stay could net him $3 billion or more in news all right madeline thank you. >> time is now 809 here in and other religiousogues, mosqus organizations still waiting to receiveúmillions of dollars in security funding. that was promised more than five months ago by the governor and the

state legislature. now, a couple of weeks after the hamas attack on israel, the governor set aside $40 million in funding to increase security and police presence at places of worship around the state. but organizations say they haven't seen any of that money yet. the newsom administration blamed the overwhelming number of applicants for the delay. the governor's office says it should be announcing who will be getting that money sometime this week. >> two westbound lanes of the richmond-san rafael overnight. s set to make bridge repairs to the upper deck, which will require the far left lanes to be closed starting at 7:00 tonight through moved to the shoulder on the right in what's primarily a bike path. now that path then will be closed to pedestrians and bikes beginning at five. >> time now is 810 and we do see traffic that is getting busier pablo dam road. i'll show you on

the map here that we do have at& long line of traffic. the good , butúa lot of people are, you goy because traffic here is a little better, as there was a temporary halt in the traffic. so here at the bay bridge, it's getting better. it mightúactually stay that way. now that we're in the& 8:00 hour, 880 northbound is a little bit slow. we've seen very typical commutes. the san mateo bridge is better and the commute here in the south bay is also improving. so we might be improving a little early on this monday at 810. let's go back to the desk. >> okay sal. thank you. it's a pivotal moment for reproductive rights coming up on mornings on two. how theúsupreme court will weigh in on whether the fda overlooked safety concerns when easing the access to the abortion pill. without a permanent police year- chief, a new top cop is heading to oakland. he's coming from another state halfway across the country. what we've learned about the incoming chief, floyd mi hell, and how soon we ex

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that closure. never closed one s restaurants in its 75 year history. ktvu bailey o'carroll talked with some pretty disappointed customers. >> there's no burgers like in and out. >> this is the go to spot. i was actually born in mexico and like one of our first meals here was like in and out, in andúout. >> burger has called this spot on oakport street in oakland home since 2005. now, almost two decades later, thec iconic burgr chain will close its doors for good. this marks the first time the chain has everc closed one f their restaurants in their 75 year history. >> it really is unfortunate that, like, it has to close and they could do about it. butt like, you know, a lot of people want to eat in and out. >> in-n-out says the closure comes on the heels of waves of car break ins, property damage, theft and robberies affecting both customers and employees. >> i was like, oakland got to do all over social media. theee it- beeping, you know, all the

breaking into cars, people getting assaulted. >> though. just days ago, oakland mayor shang tao said that crime in the hegenberger corridor were that in-n-out is located is trending down. but she did not say how much that number has fallen in oaklanders say they're happy to hear that, out back. >> we grew up eating in-n-out, so like, you know, just seeing it close out and it's like kind of sad. >> one in isaiah have been coming to this in-n-out since they were kids. >> it was like about seven when i first tried it in and out and ever since then it was like my favorite, well, fast food restaurant. >> while this will be the final timec they walk into this location, nearly everybody we spoke to smiled as they recited their go to to in-n-out order ia double double with grilled onions and probably animal fries. >> now, if you're wondering where you can go to get that next in and out fix, there are bay area according to some signs outside here. they say you just

have to travel about five miles in either direction of this oakland location in oakland. i'm bailey o'carroll, ktvu, fox two >> oakland's mayor is expected to introduce the new police chief to the public this week. floyd mitchell was most recently the chief in lubbock, texas, was one of four finalists submitted to the mayor by the police commission last month. mayor shengtao says she chose him because and strategies to reduce crime, says she's confident the new chief will help boost morale in the police department. >> of course he's coming to a new introduce him to key community leaders. we'll make sure that he has ample time programing with rank and file to create that bond. we know this is a very difficult job. >> it's not a regular police chief job. there's a lot of different bosses. he has to answer to understanding the culture of the city, of the department. what's been going on is going to take him some time. >> mitchell was the police chief in lubbock, texas, for four years, left that job in september prior to that, he was an officer in kansas city for more than 20 years. challenges, he will be facing.

there will not be basicallyúany honeymoon period at all. so it's going toúbe, very tough. >> we've got to get command and get control ofúthe department itself, got to deal with the community itself, kind of deal with the political machinations that exist within the city. them aúchance to do it. >> mitchell is expected to start as chief sometime between late april and early may. san jose's assistant police chief will serve as interim chief starting at the end of the month. paul mata retires and heads to theny- da's office. joseph has been with san jose pd for 30 yearsl has worked in patrol, narcotics and robbery investigations. >> joins our time is now 817 at uc berkeley, a private security though aogram has ended, event- success. safe bears was created& by a group of uc berkeley parents worried about violence on the campus. the president of the group says some students now say they feel safer around campus at night, but the board of directors recently decided

pilot program. >> we never meant for this to be anúevergreen program that uc berkeley parents pay for. rather, we wanted to demonstrate to the school that this is a real solution for the problem of violence against students. >>, the university officials say they have strengthened campus security, including adding 32 more community service officers. a spokesperson for the university also said the school had a number of concerns about hiring private security. the group says they will continue to advocate forústudent safety. >> 818 let's see where the traffic hot spots are popping up or lingering by running over to sal in the traffic center. >> all right, well, the bay bridge had a little bit of help. so bay bridge drivers, because a shorter backup. and part of it is because of a crash upstream, if you will, on interstate 80. now the crash, you never want to

hear about 80. things are improving now that the crash is gone,úbut it did help the bay bridge as the traffic wasn't getting through at the same rate. this is a look at interstate 880 northbound. you can see that traffic is moderate. tonight the giants in the a's play at in oakland. and that should put some people there on the road this afternoon and the evening. this is a look at the san mateo bridge. you can see traffic is improving. some of the south bay commutes are also improving steve back i. >> is a baseball already sal? just like that i know. >> here we are. would take a jacket tonight. it looks mostly fair, but that temple dropped pretty fast day totals. that's what we're doing here. we're focusing on friday to sunday. palisades tahoe with 31in of new snow. kirkwood, 29, homewood says hey, same heren we had 29in sugar bowl, had 28in of snow. bonny doon i think, is the leader locally on rainfall totals with just over two

oakland hills above. piedmont was close 1.90. cassidy our good friend raymond there 185 and justin at mount veeder, 1.40 calistoga. thank you gary covers 1.80 on that. moraga. that was our and a half which beat saint mary's college, i should say, in rainfall. clear lake 81/100. los gatos 79. morgan hill two thirds picked up half inch rain. some sun breaks now, so we had a mostly cloudy morning. now it's partly sunny and it does look like occasionally they'll get some back end to this cloud cover. so a little more sun here on the way, but a mix of sun and high clouds. 40s 50s on the temps. we looks like rain returns though. a lot of morning clouds give way spto some partly sunny skiesúhe. at least today and tomorrow. next rain looks to be wednesday, late morning, early afternoon and it's the pattern is so get ready because it looks like another system on friday and maybe saturday as well. the saturday system of the key will be if the low goes south or

stays off the coast, but a break morning, but a mix of sun and high clouds in the afternoon. 60s on most of the times these are below average, as you that y for a while. rain again wednesday night and it looks like friday into probably saturday. gasia. >> okay okay. times 821 stanford women's sweet 16. we're going to relive the excitement from that game and tell you what's next. then the dramatic scene in southern california where a woman fights for her life in the l.a. river, how witnesses describe the harrowing moment she was swept

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by east bay congressman mark desaulnier about refinery safety. this follows several recent flare ups and other incidents at refineries in contra costa county that have raised a lot of concerns about public safety. the town hall meeting is set for 630 at john muir elementary in martinez, as well. in southern california, first responders and good samaritans work together to save a woman swept away by the l.a. river. go, go. keep going, keep going, keep going. now, this is what happened yesterday afternoon in studio city. witnesses say the woman tried to

grab a cell phone that fell into the water. when the current pushed her down, it was only a knee. knee deep water. but it was moving fast. firefighters side, but she had trouble grabbing on to a ladder. eventually a fire rescue helicopter was able to pull her to safety. investigators say a lightningústrike may have caused a fire that damaged a cruise ship in the bahamas. that fire started on saturday on a carnival cruise ship sailing about 20 miles away from peak sands beach. that the video posted on social media shows some of the damage. several passengers say they saw a lightning strike just before the fire started and no one was hurt. and we're also learning more about two deaths on another cruise ship that left florida. america's new amsterdam. it's based in fort lauderdale. that

boat was docked in the bahamas when a thermal expansion joint in the engine room reportedly exploded. two engine workers standing nearby were killed, but no one else was hurt. our time is 826. the traditional wallet may be on its way out. i'll tell you why. the younger generations are getting rid of their physical wallets, leaving themt& at home as digital alternatives are becoming a staple. then all eyes turning towards the la dodgers superstar shohei ohtani. today we have the latest on the controversy surrounding him. as some are speculating, he was in lved in a gambling scheme

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the other recovering what we're learning about this incredibly rare kind of attack. plus, the stanford women's basketball team secures a spot in the sweet q6. we'll take a look at a nail biter that ended in overtime. and what's next for the team from ktvu? >> fox two news. this is mornings on two and we're so glad you're here. >> i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm is monday morning. s march 25th. let's go right to steve paulsonn talk about your weather. how what's facing us today. >> well we get a break today. we're actually getting some sun breaks now. so today and tomorrow i think we'll favor a little bit more sun a mix of sun

and high clouds. next rain looks to be wednesday evening. 40s, 50s on the temps here. if you're going to the giants a's just take a jacket. be the key. it's temp will be dg pretty fast there. and area maybe not so bad. but otherwise i prepare to be you ge back edge to this higher cloud deck. but there's a break in the rain and you'll see mostly cloudy, partly sunny morning, but we'll go mostly by this aft. temperaturesúwill be in the 60s, still below average. all right, san pablo. sal, let's go to san jose. steve, you got lucky. let me check this out. here. lookúat this. we have the terrain moving moving caltrain. and i know slo- steve loves trains as i do. the south bay commute, though, is doing very well. butl you know, we'd like to see the train and there's a south bay. it's improving a little bit. san mateo bridge also improved. 880 oakland. you heard steve say, bring a jacket to tonight's

between the a's 80 westbound. recovering from earlier problems, the bay bridge has a backup to about the middle of that parking lot. 831 let's go back. well, the scientists with the california department of fish and wildlife willúbe studying the remains ofc a mountain lion euthanized after it killed a man in el dorado county over the weekend. ktvu sally rasmus is here now to tell us the next steps morning alex. >> good morning dave. mountain lion attacks are rare, but can and do happen. the last time someone in california was killed by a mountain lion was 20 years ago in southern california. but this weekend, a northern california family is mourning the deathúof their 21 year old son, killed by a mountain lion. it happened about 55 miles northeast of sacramento, near georgetown in the sierra foothills. the man in his 18 year old brother were hiking through a heavily wooded area sparound 1:00 saturday afternoo,

the 18 year old called 911 to report he and his brother had been attacked by a mountain lion. when deputies arrived, they found the body of the 21 spyear old man with the mountain lion still crouched over it. deputies fired their weapons and scared the cat off. the 21 year old was pronounced dead atúthe scene. the 18 year old brother seriously hurt but is expected to recover. >> i felt bad for the kids and the family. it's heartbreaking, but i mean, we do live in the woods up here where you got to be cautious for it, trying to figure out the why of how this occurred that will rely and fall into california department of fish and wildlife, so they will spbe the ones to answer kind of those questions. >> and because of initial attack, state wildlife officials authorized a professional trapper to catch the animal. it was caught and euthanized. initial dna tests confirmed that the lion they caught was in fact the deadly ay lion was a 90 pound male that

appeared to be inúgood health, but the california department of fish and wildlife says its forensic scientists will continue studying samples from the animal carcass to determine whether it had any underlying health conditions. dave. >> all right, ali, thank you. times 8.33 oakland homicide investigators searching for clues in a gas station. it happened early saturday morning at the quick serve gas station on the east 12th street. that's where there have been several shootings name victim has not yet been released , and there's no word of any arrests. oakland police also investigating a shooting where three people were hurt yesterday morning. it happened at a homeless encampment on 47th avenue near east 12th. police say the three people were taken to a hospital at last check they were in stable condition. investigators say the victims and the shooter had been arguing , but he didn't say if any arrests have been made. if you have any information about this case, call oakland police.

>> the supreme court considers a case tomorrowúthat will likely have both legal and political ramifications. almost two years after are being asked whether the food and drug administration overlooked serious safety problems when it made the abortion pill mifepristone easier to obtain. women can receive it by mail, while nurse practitioners and physician assistants can prescribe the drug. some abortion opponents are hoping the trump administrationl if there is a second trump administration, willc treat as a de facto ban on all abortions. >> so there there are a lot of explosive possibilities that we& could see in the case. >> conservative groups blame the drug for tens of thousands of emergency complications, owns seven former fda commissioners, filed a brief with the supreme court, saying the agency exercised special care when approving the drug. a decision could come by late june and would likely affect the 2024 presidential race. >> our timeúis 835. los angeles dodgers superstar shohei ohtani will address the media today talking about the illegal

gambling intern, jeter ohtani's. camp first said he transferred money to cover his former interpreters debts, but later accused the interpreter of massive theft. now, news outlets in los angeles report about $4.5 accounts to an orange county bookmaker to settle gambling losses. >> everyone sort of scratching their heads saying, what is going on here was in fact, ohtani gambling? or is this someone who he lent money to? or he thought he was lending money to or covering bets or covering something else that he was told afterwards? >> we just want to believe that, you know, maybe things werec misconstrued. they were taken out of context. >> now, the irs says it's former interpreter and the bookmaker, major league baseball's investigations department is also looking into this. legal experts say even if ohtani did not bet on any

sports, they wonder whether he broke any criminal laws or illegal gambling debts ofoff th- someone else. >> the stanford women's basketball team is moving on to the sweet 16. the cardinal won an overtime thriller last night at maples pavilion over iowa state. ktvu lamonica peters caught up with fans enjoying the ncaa tournamentc. go, kiki! >> all right, kiki, i was just so scared that they might lose. my heart was beating so fast and i thinkc i lost ten years off my life waiting on this game to finish. >> but. but it looks like we're moving on. we're playing next week, so, shout out to the girls, man. keep going. >> 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 always above the rim. >> with stanford women's basketball in the second round

of this year's march madness, ncaa aa tournament, 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 well, like you said, you won't be able to go around her, but i think you just quickness and your smarts.your >> keep the ball moving. >> longtime stanford fans say they're enjoying the evolution of women's college basketball and supporting stanford is now their tradition. >> we don't miss pac 12 tournament. we went to the tournament in vegas. the preseason tournament, i grew up on this campus. my dad went 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 hard 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. like obviously last year we didngt 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,úktvu, fox two news. >> we have a lot of weather to get through between now and friday. steve paulson the kind of weather that might force a change in plans at least wednesday, friday i think you'll get today and tomorrow you get a rosa. our good friend alan peterson here. good monday morning, sir. clouds like scales on a fish up here at the charles schultz airport in santa rosa. those are alto cumulus clouds giving the impression of a mackerel sky. so, yes. mid-level clouds, ten, 12,000ft or so. and you can see

down right there. winds are santa rosa, rohnert park out to the russian river, maybe zipping over petaluma, parts of marin county as well. bonnie doon had the most rain from friday to sunday that i saw locally. two inches there, oakland hills not far away, casadero 185 and mount veeder 1.40. other rainfall totals pretty good here. castro valley and almost mount tamalpan inch and a quarter. oakland 117. fremont 115. in san jose. good rain, 109, santa rosa close to an inch. and at 88. sierra snow from friday to sunday. palisades tahoe 31in of new snow. kirkwood and homewood checking in. they're tying for the place at 29 and sugar bowl with the show at 28. just a break. there's i mean, we'll get a mix of sun and day and probaby into tomorrow as well. 4ps, 50s. on the 10th, we had mostly to get some sun breaks. there'll be some clouds kind of just cruising through from the north northwest over the next couple of days. wednesday system does not look like a big system, but

i think we'll get some rain out of it. almost every system is producing them overachieve. another one forecast models are taking the upper low south, others are taking it closer to us. believe me, it makes a huge difference. only four days away and there's a lot of disagreement. but we'll see something develop on wednesday afternoon, evening and again friday. mostly cloudy, partly sunny in the morning, then a mix of sun and high clouds in the afternoon. mainly low v0s a few mid 60s, but these are all below average for this sptime of year. another break tuesday looks like some rainn wd then next system friday, maybe into saturday. thank you steve. is only deepening. next on the nine.c we'll talk live with an expert about the options that are still available for homeowners and what people can do if their policies are expiring. >> but first, these are turbulent times for california s job market, as thousands struggle to find work, we're going to lookúat the alarming stats that paint a grim picture

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a short time ago here in new york, an appeals court agreed to hold off on collecting a $454 million judgment against him. if he puts up $175 million in the next ten days, former president's attorneys had pleaded for the new york state

collection proceedings, saying it was practically impossible to get an underwriter to sign off on a bond for such a large sum. >> our time is 844. we're getting a new look at california's job market. ktvu tom vacar looks at the latest numbers and the bright spots in our state compared to other parts of the country. >> itúappears california's employment picture has just put its toes over a red line. >> the numbers for february show an actual job loss.úthis is the first month, in a long time, we've actually seen a drop, in the number of jobs, a drop of 3400 jobs, but is a loss of 34p0 in an economy in over 18 million payroll jobs, but it's the trend. >> and what about the unemployment rate? >> california's unemployment rate of 5.3% is well above the national rate, which is 3.9% and above every other state now

reached its highest level. >> in the post-pandemic period, california showed strong job growth 50,000 new jobs every month. but job growth began slowing in 2023. now in february 2024, it crossed the red line, the first time our unemployment rate is now the highest in the nation. the bright spot there's only one that's really continuing to show job growth, and that's the health care sector, though artificial intelligence hold out of hope for the future, we'll have to settle for a kind of flattening in our unbridled growth of jobs for now. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right, our time is 845. some popular easter items cost more money. this year. and you know, the weather may be to blame. >> also, some of the biggest names in tech are investigatione bay area names pam cook has a ln

dollars and cents today. >> yes, it's all about competition. yeah, talk about this a lot. the european union has launched an investigation of apple, alphabet's google search and meta. the eu accuses the companies of breaking the rules of the new digital markets actl& which prevents tech firms from blocking other businesses from telling their users about cheaper options for their products or subscriptions. as the opening bell rang this morning, investors got word of boeing's big announcement. those three top executives, including& the ceo, are stepping down as the investigation of the planemaker continues over quality control and safety issues. as we take you live to the big board, boeing stock actually popped a little bit up on that news. the dow jones down, though, about a quarter j0 points. the s&p 500 down slightly. same for thec nasdaq. despite those tech stock spinvestigations, the nasdaq is losing just a littleúbit. southwest airlines is preparing

for its first red eye flight. spsouthwest executives say they see an opportunity for about 50 overnight flights per day. the first late night departures will be from las vegas and hawaii within the next two years. chick fil a announced changes to its chicken. the fast food chain is switching from a no antibiotics ever policy to one that will not use antibiotics. important to human medicine. chick fil a says it will allow antibiotic use that are used to treat sick animals well. easter is on sunday and easter baskets will be more expensive this year. americans are expected to spend easter treats, includingarious chocolate. raw materials, including sugar and dairy are more and cocoa prices have hit a record high. we heard from some local businesses about the struggle between costs customers. >> we're very small and so we do those price increasesc becaue we don't want to overwhelm our

customer, but we do have to make spsure that we are you know, ex. >> analysts sayúcountries that make cocoa have been struggling this year with changing weather patterns and drier temperatures. by the way,únational confectioners association released its predictions for sas for chocolate and other candy will total more than $5 billion for easter this year. i'm look r dollars and cents. thank you pam. >> apparently wallets are a thing of the past. younger virtual payment systems such as apple pay and paypal. instead of using an actual wallet, a new report says. younger consumers don't think wallets are cool. nearly 80% of gen z members say& they prefer their phone. >> i normally use my phone. i usually use it. i use my phone normally. >> why do we need a wallet anymore? right? i mean, i'm trying to go that way. it just takes a little time. >> honestly. just brought my wallet out just to have it, honestly. and my driver's license and everything's in there, and also, i got a picture of my girlfriend in it,

>> and that's why we keep dave.f our sweetheart? about three quarters of baby boomers say they're used to reaching for their wallet when it comes time toúpay. >>úall right, i know, you can dn do both, garcia. you can wait now. you can do both. you can pay with your phone. one time i forgot my wallet recently at trader joe's, and i had, you know, i could pay with my phone, know? where do you and what if r phone and it's like, well, there you go. yes. yeah. all right, all over. >> all right. good morning everyone. you know what? grab that wallet, that cup of coffee, are improving for you. let'sngs talk about the east bay commute. a little bit of slowing, you can see traffic is going to be a little busy on 80, and. but things are improving at the toll plaza. there's a delay. sure there is, but it's just a little better than it was. we had an earlier crash in san pablo that's been cleared. 880 northbound is slow. remember

tonight the giants and the a's play in their exhibition game here at the coliseum. so if you startc seeing people showing up spthis afternoon into the eveni, that's what's going on there. 850 let's bring steve in with today's weather. >> thank you, kind sir. yes, sir. all right. 4050 on the temps. we are getting some sun breaks now. had a pretty good cloud bank over low and high clouds forúmost of the morning . everything's coming down from the north northwest, but it does look like a little more of a break to the north there. so 20 up in the mountains, 47 crescent city, uk right there. 51 bakersfield, california. it all started at a five watt station in bakersfield, california. los angeles 51.úand dave, you know what i'm talking about. phoenix& at 51, have a have a dedication to timmy and his dog high cloudn , lots of morning clouds. but i think we're thinning out on all those. and and sunday and monday, yougll get a break or monday. tuesday, i should say.

you get a break here because the next rain isn't due until wednesday afternoon or eveningn and then it looks like again on friday. saturday's take the low south, some take it right over us. so you know we'll deal with it as we get a little closer to it. but we get a break from the rain, partly sunny in h clouds in the afternoon. 60s on not warming up really much any d no, we're not done with rain yet. we'll see more of friday and maybe saturday, depending on what the low does. >> okay steve, time now 851 a surprising twist on screen time for your kids. despite the growing concerns about too much tv watching his new research suggesting it could actually benefit a child's learning. coming up on the nine, we'll explore how it could boost their reading skills. >> first, though, a global measles outbreak raises alarm as cases surge nationwide, we'll ke a look at the mpact

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legislation by south bay state senator dave cortese would require the health department to monitor fentanyl related deaths among newborns and toddlers, then provide guidance. these measures, inspired by the case of three month old phoenix castro, who died from a fentanyl overdose last may. social workers objected to returning phoenix to her father, who was known to have a substance abuse problem. a child abuse expert tells the bay area news group the case involved dysfunction. santa clara county policies and practices, not faulty state guidance. >> our times 855 the cdc warning about a global measles outbreak that the united states is already feeling the number of cases this year in the us is already higher than what was recorded in all of last year, and it's mostly affecting children age 12 months andúolder who are not vaccinated, and most children after their first birthday get their first dose of the measles vaccine. doctors

advise getting that vaccine shot to help keep you research from the american cancer society reports uterine cancer is now the deadliest reproductive disease among women. >> doctors have improved survival rates for many forms of cancer, but health data show sputerine cancer rates and deats are on the rise. doctors say early detection and action is key. medical experts are also pointing to breakthroughs in one certain type of. >> immune therapy is a different way to fight the cancer. traditional chemotherapy is kind of knock down the cancer cells and make it so that they can't continue growing. but immunotherapy actually has a patientgs own immune systemn start attacking theúcancer doctors warned that obesity is one of the major risk factors for uterine cancer. >> well, supportúfrom around the world pouring in for kate middleton, the princess of wales, the news that she as people were wondering where she was. the king of england is holding an easter service next weekend, withúa reduced royal turnout at saint george's chapel

in windsor castle. kate and prince william and their children won't be say that kate will be spending quality time with their family during the holiday. sp>> best wishes and hopefully shegs well again soon. i mean, obviously she's got three young children there, hasn't she? and, that's got to come first. and her health, those things have got to come first rather than the country. so a spokesman for kensington palace says the princec and princess of wales ae enormously touched by the kind messages they're getting, and they were very grateful the public understood their request for privacy. >> this weekend, the warriors hosted play where the pros play a basketball clinic for children. the event was for children ages 7 to 15 who participate in the bay area's e sphoops program. the kids and their coaches in the same facils their favorite professional bal& players. >> it's awesome to know you know who's played on that court, to know the greatness out there and to know that, you know we're contributing to that, is really incredible.

>> hoops was founded inclusive m aimed at empowering all children. >> well, over the weekend, people in richmond protested the opening of a pickleball facility at craneway pavilion. critics say pickleball is an improper use of the public space, and the installation is moving ahead without proper approvals. city officials had concerns about the updated proposal submitted earlier this month. the richmond city council tomorrow will present a report to the public about this new pickleball facility owners in redwood city are expressing their concern and frustration over a project would eliminate almost all of the street parking on busy woodside road. the parking spots would be replaced with bike lanes. those parking s would really hurt their business . >> i don't see a whole lot of bikes up and down so you know,úthe whole applicability as far as need and supplying that needc is very interesting. anyone who cannot hop on a bicycle to come over to

any woodsideúroadc, those are the demographics that i think about. >> caltrans says the proposed bike lanes are part of its plan to make the streets of redwood city safer. the agency also to see flight crews with calier- fire covering sonoma, lake and napa counties are training to fight fires at night. pilots and fire captains from cal fire's boggs middletown say they're training with night vision goggles. cal fire says this is its third season using the night vision goggles, which allow firefighters to expand their firefighting capabilities. happening today, the start of a two game bay bridge series between the giants and the a's. first pitch 640 at the coliseums before starting the regular seasonúon thursday. so it is that time of year where we begin to play ball. >> just one week after a deadly crash at a bus stop in san francisco, another crash rocks the city