great move. love it. >> good things happen to good people. there you go. thanks jason. next at 11. >> there have been a lot of allegations over the years and a lot of those allegations have turned into actual lawsuits in recent months, mostly involving sexual misconduct. >> homeland security officials raid the homes of rapper sean diddy combs as part of a federal sex trafficking investigation. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. >> the music artist's properties in los angeles and miami were the focus of today's raids. hello again everyone. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach . >> agents were reportedly looking for laptops, flash drives, any evidence that could tie combs to the alleged crimes as chelsea edwards reports, he has been accused multiple times of sex abuse and drugging young women. >> fox 11 was first on the ground. they got the armored vehicles in the driveway and in the sky as heavily armed federal officials descended on sean diddy combs holmby hills mansion

. the raid, led by homeland security, is allegedly tied to a federal sex trafficking investigation. >> i walk up and down here all the time and never i didn't even know this is mr. combs house. >> some neighbors say the heavy response seemed unnecessary. >> we're surrounded by $5,050 million mansions. like, where is the threat? like what's necessary? like, why you got to bring all that here? sky fox was overhead as some people were detained and held outside. >> it's still not clear where the rap mogul was at the time of the raids. his miami home was also stormed in a similar fashion. >> there's an awful lot that's not clear, except sean diddy combs had an awful lot of armed people invading his house in los angeles and miami this afternoon. that could partially be for show. it could partially be a statement. >> variety's executive music editor, jem aswad, has been covering diddy's legal woes for years, including multiple separate sexual assault allegations. >> there have been rumors like this for years, for decades

about this kind of behavior from him, i don't know whether they're true or not, you know. yes, he could be an unpleasant person. that is, that is widely available on video. a lot of really successful people can be, innocent until proven guilty. >> one would hope, from a legal standpoint, aswad says diddy is likely prepared for a showdown. >> i would say he has just about the strongest possible legal team representing him and frankly, he can afford it, investigators stated. >> the holmby hills home throughout the day as media outlets from all over the world gathered and celebrity tour busses continually passed by. >> leave me alone, man. y'all crazy. it's always, this is america! >> and for more insight about those federal raids, we spoke earlier today with tmz. >> this is something that we honestly kind of suspected might might be the next domino because there were those allegations of human trafficking, of sex trafficking were made in at

least two lawsuits against diddy, the one in december and also in kacy's, which he ended up settling. but when those allegations are made and repeatedly made, it sort of puts , you know, the feds antenna go up and they just start thinking is there something we should be looking into here? it is not clear whether today's searches are related to any of the allegations raised in several lawsuits against the rapper, and we have continuing coverage of the raids online. >> just visit ktvu .com for the latest developments. >> new at 11. the city of berkeley is repealing its ban on natural gas hookups, according to the california restaurant association. the city has agreed to settle a lawsuit by the association and repeal its ban on natural gas piping in new buildings. the city has also agreed to not enforce the ban. while the city council takes steps to repeal the rule. we have reached out to the city of berkeley for comment but have not heard back. >> a congressional town hall hearing in martinez focused on safety at east bay oil

refineries after several high profile incidents. officials say they are looking at beefing up the county's 25 year old industrial safety ordinance. >> it was groundbreaking at its time. we have amended it multiple times since then to always stay at the forefront of process safety, and we are going through that process right now to see what potential gaps lie in there that can make our refineries safer. we're far away from the county. >> state and federal officials walk through their response to incidents such as flaring the air quality board's chief executive said. that board is also working to update its rules. >> our rule needs more teeth and we've committed to go back to the rule and try to do other take other measures to make sure that flaring is not the frequency of flaring. the magnitude of the flaring does not increase and actually starts going down. >> the mayor of martinez also said her city is working to improve communications with the new system of text and email alerts for residents. >> new at 11 california governor gavin newsom signed a bill today that extends the federal student

aid application deadline. this bill gives students another month to apply for financial aid. it comes after the department of education admitted last week to a number of processing delays and technical glitches related to the rollout of a new scholarship form. the deadline has now been moved from april 2nd to may 2nd. >> an update now to last week's arrest of a vandalism suspect in san francisco police say 22 year old osiel torres was charged with 22 counts of vandalism today after allegedly slashing nearly two dozen tires in the richmond district last tuesday, pictures posted on social media show the damage on some of the cars that were parked in the area of 12th and anza. prosecutors say torres has pleaded not guilty. >> new tonight we are learning more about the two people found shot to death inside a home in san francisco. loved ones telling us they are a husband and wife. ktvu is amber lee reports. >> family and friends posted photos and tributes on social media to oscar and florinda

picasso, a san francisco couple in their late 40s. police say the two were found dead with gunshot wounds inside their home in the portola neighborhood near busy san bruno avenue sunday night around 845. sources tell ktvu it was a murder suicide. police have yet to confirm this and did not release details of what happened or the motive for the shooting. i just heard a different sirens coming over a 15, 20 minute period, you know, different types. >> i think one was a the police cars, obviously, and then another was probably an emergency vehicle. sirens are a little different after the third time hearing that you're going, well, something's going on the couple's oldest daughter, jasmine, tells me she wants her parents to be remembered as incredible human beings. >> she says her father worked for recology for 29 years. he was featured in a company newsletter in 2022, which is posted online. mom florinda worked as a 911 dispatcher for the city since 2008. 16 years

the department of emergency management issued a statement which says in part, quote, everyone at dem is in shock today following the tragic loss of a long standing and valued colleague. candles were placed on the steps of the couple's home. neighbors say they're saddened and shocked. they described the couple as nice and helpful. one man tells me oscar helped him jump start his car. on social media. florinda posted photos showing her and oscar as avid bay area sports fans. the couple leaves behind four adult children, two daughters and two sons. they also have one grandchild, family and friends tell me they are not ready to speak on camera. police say homicide investigators responded to the scene and they're now leading the investigation in san francisco. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news, a san francisco federal judge today dismissed a lawsuit brought by elon musk against a group critical of the

billionaire. >> musk had filed a suit against the center for countering digital hate, which had accused musk of promoting hate speech on his x platform. formerly twitter. musk claim the group labeled anything it didn't agree with as hate speech, which he says cost millions in advertising dollars. in his ruling, the judge said musk was trying to punish the group for exercising free speech. the european union is now investigating apple, google parent alphabet and meta in a probe under a sweeping new law. this is the first investigation under the digital markets act, or dma. two of the probes are focused on alphabet and apple over their so-called anti-steering rules for internet and app store searches. the meta investigation focuses on its so-called pay and consent model. it is an ad free subscription for facebook and instagram, which was introduced last year in europe. the eu commission for competition says it hopes to complete the investigations within the next 12 months. >> right now, two westbound

lanes of the richmond san rafael bridge are closed. caltrans is making bridge repairs on the upper deck just past the toll plaza. here's a live look out at the traffic there at the toll plaza. very light at this hour. the closures do require the two left lanes to be closed throughout the evening and into the morning. hours they're scheduled to reopen by 5:00 tomorrow morning. one lane is open to vehicle traffic during the closure. >> a nurse is back home after volunteering in gaza. coming up in tonight's west coast rap, how she is dedicating her life to helping those in war torn countries. >> and san jose police announce a new interim police chief. our community members are reacting to the person who will lead the department and good news for skiers and snowboarders as some tahoe resorts have now extended their seasons. >> what you need to ow if you're next. next.

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yeah. this story begins tonight's west coast rap. a few hospitals in gaza are still standing as volunteers with scarce resources are doing the best they can to help. >> it's desperate. there we were seeing, like, 400 patients a day. i mean, people were lining up before we even arrived. it was just continual bombing day and night. >> yvonne grijzenhout is from keizer, oregon, with more than two and a half decades of nursing experience. she is now dedicating her life to volunteering in disaster zones around the world. recently, she spent five weeks in gaza.

>> we saw a lot of patients that had effects from the war, like shrapnel, infected wounds from what were the hospital was like. you could see the plumes and you could hear it and feel it. it was just nonstop day and night. >> gronhaug and her team set up a field hospital in rafah. she says since the clinic opened in january, it has provided medical assistance to more than 27,000 people in los angeles. >> dodgers superstar shohei ohtani said today he never bet on sports or knowingly paid gambling debts racked up by his longtime interpreter. ohtani spoke briefly to reporters during a news conference at dodger stadium. his former longtime interpreter was fired by the dodgers last week after reports surfaced of his ties to an illegal bookmaker and debts totaling more than $4 million. ohtani said once he found out what was happening, he immediately contacted his lawyers and the team. >> and up until a couple of days

ago, i didn't know that this was happening. >> the first time i knew about this gambling, it pays. gambling was during the, after the first game when we had team meeting in the clubhouse. >> ohtani said his former interpreter lied to him for years, stealing millions of dollars. he said authorities are investigating the theft, along with his team of lawyers. ohtani says he is cooperating with the investigation, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. >> west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> new tonight, the san jose police department has appointed a new interim chief. this decision comes two months after the department's former chief, anthony mata, announced his departure from that role. >> the department's assistant chief will now act as chief until a permanent replacement is selected. ktvu lamonica peters has the story. after three years

as chief of police in san jose, anthony mata is moving on to work for the santa clara county da's office and paul joseph is temporarily taking his place. >> joseph has been with san jose police since 1994, and assistant police chief since march 2021. on march 31st, he'll become the acting chief of police in san jose. who knows, paul might be the best one out of candidates brought forward, but we do want to see the other candidates who are going to be applying for this position. the san jose police officers association released a statement saying in part, assistant chief joseph has a wide breadth of experience with the san jose police department. we look forward to working with him to improve the safety of our residents, grow our ranks and support our officers in the field. >> personally, i think it's time , maybe for us to consider someone from the outside that may bring a new flavor in, but at the same time, we're looking for somebody that's consistent,

steady handed, accessible to the community. >> san jose city manager says this month, five in-person community meetings and one virtual meeting were held for residents to weigh in on a new police chief. there's also an online survey available to the community until may 3rd. >> i say about 3 or 4 months for them to vet people across the nation and across the state. my preference would be someone from within the state of california that would come in so that we could, find more history about who they are. >> current san jose police employees will also have access to an online survey about the new police chief. now, the city says that an executive recruiter will start the search for police chief sometime in mid-april. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news. >> complaints about ambulance service in alameda county, the frustration over lagging response times plus probably won't be going to very many games. >> but i'm not going to be a

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chief meteorologist, bill martin. so, bill, how much snow can the sierra expect in the coming days? well, maybe maybe another foot of snow, julie. >> maybe two feet by the time we get through the weekend. it depends what that weekend system does. but wednesday night into thursday, we're going to get back into some wet weather here and in the mountains. it'll be on wednesday. it'll probably be. i don't know if we'll get a winter storm warning. i think they will probably, but it'll be it'll be snowing and that's wednesday night into thursday. so these are the highs from today. highs tomorrow will be about the same. no big changes outside. we go. and the winds have died down. it was howling well not howling but it was windy 2530 mile an hour. winds down at sea level. winds now have died down pretty nicely. we've got eight mile an hour out of the west, up in the north bay, and then 12 miles an hour out towards the east bay, and the winds want to come back up again wednesday night when this next system gets here. wednesday evening, the winds will come back up and you can kind of see the red showing. most of the winds will be further inland and at higher elevations. but wednesday is going to have some wind. it's going to be stormy in

the mountains. it's going to be wet around here on the late afternoon commute. and then the early morning commute on thursday might be showery as well. not that cold overnight tonight. temperatures about where they were last night at this time. and here's the model, which is what you want to see because this is pretty much the way the day goes tomorrow. 8 a.m. and then the rest of the day mostly sunny. according to this map, i've had partly sunny, but let's call it mostly sunny. and then tuesday or wednesday morning the clouds start to increase as we get ready for wednesday night. right there. that's wednesday evening. most of it's after the afternoon commute, but we'll see. and then you get into thursday morning and then thursday afternoon. so just kind of unsettled weather. and the mountains though this will be a good stuff because it'll stack up as it often does. the clouds will and they'll get dammed up against the west slope. and they'll drop off a bunch of snow. these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. slightly warmer than it was today. very pleasant day. and then get ready for wednesday when those clouds start to increase and we get the chance for some afternoon evening showers, especially after the commute. and then thursday

morning showers. and then looks like friday and saturday, those are still in question. but right now saturday looks like the wettest day in that friday. saturday run sunday looks like your best day on the weekend. >> all right bill, thank you. new at 11 a private ambulance company is being accused of delayed response times. according to the east bay times, officials in livermore and pleasanton have sent a letter to the company demanding a quicker response when 911 is called. the letter says ambulances were laid to about 1 in 6 medical emergencies, officials say. in some cases, firefighters ended up transporting patients to the hospital themselves, the company told the east bay times that crowded hospitals often lead to ambulances backing up, but say they will work to ensure that they are freed up as soon as possible. >> the supreme court will take on the issue of abortion cases, or access rather tomorrow, as it hears arguments involving a medication widely used to end pregnancy. abortion opponents are calling on the high court to uphold a ruling from a federal appeals court to limit access to

the medication, known as mifepristone. currently, women can receive the abortion pill by mail and through telehealth prescriptions, but if the ruling is upheld, restrictions could be imposed. even in states like california, where abortion remains legal. the case comes two years after the supreme court overturned roe versus wade and here is a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com. >> one of our top stories a police chase that started in napa ended in a car crash in oakland. officials arrested four people accused of stealing clothes from a lululemon store, also in oakland. woman living out of her car lost everything when it was towed by the city. well, now she got her vehicle back with a lot of help from the community. and in el dorado county, new information about the young man who is now dead and his teenage brother heard after that mountain lion attack. you can find these stories and much more on our website at ktvu .com. >> still ahead tonight. taking people from san francisco to la by train. the deal just reached

for overnight service. >> coming up tomorrow on mornings on two. changing lives and breaking barriers. one organization is helping low income individuals gain the skills and opportunities they need for economic success. we'll introduce you to the bread project, which is helping thousands of people fulfill the american dream. plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long, and i'm tracking your morning commute . it's all com up

when the bay area and southern california dream star line says it has signed a memorandum of understanding with union pacific railro to use its tracks exclusively for overnight passenger trips. trains would leave the bay area around 10:00 at night and arrive in l.a. at

830 the following morning. dream star says it plans to start operations sometime next summer. >> all right. baseball is back in the bay area. a's and giants battling it out at the coliseum tonight. both teams rounding out those rosters before their season openers on thursday. but as ktvu zac sos reports here, tonight's game brought up a lot of emotions for fans still upset about the oakland a's leaving town. it's rough. >> that about sums up the sentiment of most a's fans heading into what could be their final season of the coliseum. >> bring them over to our side. the only bay area team now probably won't be going to very many games, but i'm not going to be a giants fan. rooted in oakland, right? >> divided loyalties. at every corner of this year's bay bridge series, they got their team. >> we got ours. go, giants! >> it's the first of two loyalties. at every

corner of this year's bay bridge series, they got their team. >> we got ours. go, giants! >> it's the first of two exhibition games pitting the a's against the giants ahead of their season openers. >> it's not my problem. it's my wife's. >> back outside, louis and miguel after 20 years of friendship and rivalry. >> we make it work, man. you know what i mean? we got bay love. know what i mean? >> nothing but the bay supporting the bay. that's it. >> these two planning to savor the season. >> we're excited, you know. well, i should say excited because, you know, this may be the last one here in oakland here to support them. >> as long as they're here with the a's. >> lease at the oakland coliseum

scheduled to expire at the end of the season. and an extension. yet to be hammered out. a number of cities, including sacramento, are trying to woo the club for next season. >> i can live with that all day. i can live with that all day. >> find by this a's fan rooted in sacramento. >> yes, they may come to sac. yes yes, they may come to sac. so yes, i'm excited about that too. i don't have to drive. >> as far as for the thought of perhaps having to make the trek to the vegas strip a little expensive, but i will go to a lot of these games. >> i love it, i love it, it don't matter where they go. >> we're still fans. but i won't say las vegas a's ever. >> and she is certainly not the only a's fan to feel that way. several fan groups have announced plans to stage a boycott of the team's opener this thursday at oakland coliseum. zac sos ktvu fox two news. today the warriors basketball academy hosted a special session for middle school girls at the team's oakland facility. >> the so-called chicas series was a chance for students from homies empowerment to take part

in a basketball clinic and meet former warriors player festus ezeli. the girls also received free tickets to the warriors game on april 7th. homies empowerment is a grassroots organization based in oakland aimed at empowering youth. >> a teenager from tracy was invited to speak at the state capitol about suffering cardiac arrest at school at the age of 13. heather freely spoke at the heart ball, hosted by the american heart association. she helped to raise $250,000 at the event. now, last fall, heather collapsed in class. her friend called 911 while her teacher began cpr. earlier today on the floor, we spoke to her about the incident and how her friend sprang right into action. >> it was a miracle that i was saved and now i'm an ambassador for the american heart association, and i'm helping raise money and help raise awareness to my cause. >> you're very, like, high adrenaline and everything, and just a lot is going through your mind. but you know, it's like something where you have to help and step in and get your phone

out for someone to call. >> heather and her family are urging lawmakers to pass legislation that would get more school staff trained in cpr and require aed devices on campuses. her father says they may travel to washington to speak on the issue before congress. >> well, the mega millions jackpot has now reached $1.1 billion. the lottery crossed the billion dollar mark after there were no grand prize winners on friday. the next drawing will take place tomorrow night at 8:00. the last time someone won the jackpot was back in december. lottery officials say if someone wins tomorrow night, it would be the fifth largest prize in the mega millions history. >> a lot of money up for grabs. tonight we had a powerball drawing. $800 million. no one matched all the numbers there so that rolls over to a drawing on wednesday at now 860 million. but we got $2 billion out there a lot up for grabs a lot on the table. my goodness gracious. thanks for watching everybody. don't forget our next newscast coming up on mornings on two at

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