tonight. investigators remain remain at the scene. >> also, it is my honor to introduce to you our new top police officer, chief floyd mitchell. >> after more than a year of searching, oakland mayor shengtao introduces the city's newest police chief, and she voices a lot of confidence in his ability. plus we need to bring a sense of closure and comfort to the families, and we take that very seriously. >> new information into the investigation into the collapse of the key bridge in maryland. authorities say they've recovered two bodies in the water, but fear they won't be able to reach the other for this is ktvu, fox two news at six. and good evening, everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> we begin tonight with that developing story of a deadly police shooting in pacifica. >> the shooting happened this morning on francisco boulevard between lakeside avenue and clarendon road. police say they killed a woman after she was suspected of shooting her adult son. ktvu crystal bailey joins us now from the scene. crystal,

what's the latest there? >> well, it's been a very grim day here in pacifica with police really here on scene all day. >> they're currently still gathering evidence, going in and out of an apartment complex where they say a woman shot her own son. they say the scene then spilled out into the street here on francisco boulevard, where police shot her. pacifica police say a man called them just before eight in the morning, reporting his mother shot him inside his home on the 2500 block of francisco boulevard. witnesses at a coffee shop on the corner say they saw police turn down francisco boulevard with lights and sirens. shortly after. they say they heard between 6 and 8 gunshots. >> my daughter just heard sirens. my son in law heard what he thought was maybe fireworks or was hoping was fireworks. you know, you don't want to expect to hear that early in the morning. >> officers say when they got to the scene, the victim's mother was driving away when she pointed a gun at police. a shooting ensued and she was killed by officers on scene,

leaving the driver's side of a ford escape riddled with bullet holes and tarp covering a bloodied body on the street. as south city police, san mateo sheriff's deputies and district attorney police inspectors joined pacifica police in the investigation. i didn't expect to see this when i came home from work. people in the usually quiet neighborhood are shocked. >> i live at the end of the block here. it's not normal to have crime here. i've lived here since 1974 and, i've not seen anything like this. >> the son is recovering from a gunshot wound in the hospital. >> it's horrible. i feel for her family. i pray for her family. >> and there is no word yet on the identity of the mother or the son. police only saying the condition of that son is stable at this time. san mateo district attorney's office is investigating the police shooting. i'm live in pacifica. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. >> so investigators tonight. crystal not talking about what may have led up to those shots

being fired at the son. >> no word on yet what exactly happened. all we know is that she did pull a firearm out. they didn't say exactly how many officers shot, but of course, as you can see from that video, many bullets were hitting that car. all right. >> crystal bailey live tonight in pacifica. crystal. thank you. >> oakland mayor shengtao formally introduced oakland's new police chief, floyd mitchell will lead the department, which has been without a chief. now for more than a year. our crime reporter, henry lee, spoke with the new chief about his priorities. >> it is my honor to introduce to you our new top police officer, chief floyd mitchell. >> incoming oakland police chief floyd mitchell filling the void in leadership after more than a year without a top cop. a former police chief in texas, mitchell says he has much to learn and a lot to give. i will work tirelessly to earn the trust, respect and confidence of my police department members, oakland's residents and its businesses, mayor shengtao said.

mitchell's soft spoken style belies a strong work ethic. >> he's not flashy, but he will roll up his sleeves and do the real work. that real impactful work to ensure our community's success. >> my approach is high visibility, responsible, proactive policing that is procedurally just data driven and grounded in evidence based strategies, he said he's committed to continuing to reform the department, which is just short of getting out of federal oversight. i am going to sit down with the monitor and identify specifically what we need to do and how we need to do it to get to the end of this road. >> i asked what qualifies him to be able to answer to many bosses, including the police commission, the mayor, and the federal monitor. >> i'm just going to say my experience in just trying to collaborate and build strong relationships with everyone involved. the adage that everyone has a seat at the table and what we all do and say

matters. >> city council members trevor reed and nikki fortunato bass say they like what they're seeing in the new chief. >> i think he said a lot of things that we want to hear. he's going to be proactive. he's going to be responsive. he's going to have deep community engagement, and he's going to be a guardian of what is the best interest of this city. >> i'm absolutely optimistic. you know, we have learned about his efforts around crime reduction, about community led, community involved policing, the new chief says he has a lot planned for his first 100 days, including meeting with a lot of the stakeholders from the rank and file to the monitor to business owners and the citizens who have been waiting more than a year for oakland police to get a new leader in oakland, henry lee ktvu, fox two news. >> a seventh guard has been sentenced to prison for his role in the sex abuse scandal at the women's federal correctional institution in dublin. today, a federal judge sentenced former correctional officer nakia nunley to six years in prison. in september, nunley pleaded guilty to four counts of sexual

abuse, five counts of abuse of sexual contact and one count of making false statements to investigators. one more former correctional officer is now awaiting sentencing. >> i think the judge really put it perfectly. and the silent rage this has been going on for so long. i have sat through a lot of these, has spoken to a lot of women at the facility who've been abused, and it's horrific. >> earlier this month, the fbi raided the prison, though no criminal charges have been filed yet. as a result of that operation, the assistant u.s. attorney will interview candidates next month for a special master to oversee the prison. >> here's a live look right now at san francisco from a top sutro tower. it's not time to put your raincoat or umbrella away just yet. as rain returns to the bay area, our chief meteorologist, bill martin, joins us now. and, bill, we could be in for some more wet weather. yeah. >> and it's typical for march to get these kind of storms to come

through as the season's transitioning towards summer. we got the jet stream still relatively close to us. so yes, in fact, we do have some scattered showers. and if you look out here, i think that looks like some scattered showers across the bay out towards. i think that's the windmills out here. i think we're out towards this is the delta on the way up to the delta. so out towards rio vista. but the idea would be more scattered showers tonight. rain to the tune of a quarter of an inch, potentially for many of us before the morning hour. these are some of the totals from earlier today, mainly up in the north bay. right. healdsburg came in at almost 3/10 of an inch of rain. everybody else just real light amounts of rain. that will change over the next 6 to 8 hours as this system kind of wobbles its way onshore overnight into the early morning hours. the strongest dynamics, as i pointed out before, further north of us, i mean, like pacific northwest and up in far northern california, we're just kind of getting the straggling, the straggling clouds coming through, i guess you could say. so here's the scattered showers, very light to moderate. we do have some heavier showers up

here by cameron park, but that's up towards the foothills. but overall, as you go into this evening, we're going to be looking forward to scattered showers. sometimes they'll get going as we get into the midnight 1 a.m, 2 a.m. hour, and then by the morning commute should be relatively dry with scattered showers on tap, on tap for tomorrow. i'll see you back here. >> all right, bill, thank you. and a quick reminder that you can always stay ahead of the storm with the ktvu weather app. it has current conditions, a live, interactive radar, and it breaks down the forecast hour by hour. and it is a free download. >> authorities have recovered the bodies of two of the six construction workers who plunged into the water during the bridge collapse in baltimore early yesterday morning. the two men from mexico and guatemala were found inside a pickup truck submerged in the water. state police said this afternoon that the search effort has now moved from recovery to a salvage operation. it is believed the victims were sitting in vehicles on a work break when the francis

scott key bridge was struck by a cargo ship. >> we have exhausted all search efforts in the areas around this , this wreckage and based on sonar scans, we firmly believe that the vehicles are encased in the superstructure and concrete that we tragically saw come down . >> the ntsb is among the agencies collecting evidence from the vessel. tonight, they said the ship had undergone routine engine maintenance in port prior to pushing off. authorities in singapore said the ship passed its last inspection. >> the alameda county district attorney has dropped special enhancement charges against a former sheriff's deputy, who is accused of double murder. former alameda county sheriff's deputy devin williams is accused of shooting and killing his girlfriend and her husband in 2022, in dublin. williams is also accused of leading officers on a chase into the central valley before surrendering. the victims families have criticized

the da's decision to drop enhancement charges because that means williams will not face the maximum penalty of life in prison without parole. two people have been charged in connection with drug trafficking in the tenderloin in san francisco, san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins has charged two men with three counts of possession for sale or purchased of a controlled substance. san francisco police say they seized nearly 2 pounds of fentanyl, as well as heroin, cocaine and other drugs. one of the suspects is ineligible for parole because of two previous felony convictions. the charges come after police said they booked or cited more than two dozen people for drug charges in the tenderloin in the last week. >> it has been a year since devastating floods wiped through a farming community in monterey county, and some people who live there are still waiting for help when it comes to rebuilding. >> also tomorrow could be the last opening day for the a's at the oakland coliseum, and die hard fans are planning to take a stand over the team's planned

move out of oakland, and federal leaders make a big bet that electric vehicles and busses will make a big difference on the environment and the economy, and a lot of those keys to success are right here in the bay area. and here's a quick check right now of the wednesday evening commute. this is a look at highway 24 through lafayette. the commute direction there on the left. it just went away. it was very heavy heading toward e ea bay

conference. the week long in-person event will take place june 10th through june 14th. it will be live streamed from the apple campus in cupertino. select software developers will be invited to attend. the conference is when the company usually showcases its latest software and product updates. during the keynote address on the first day. it's not clear yet what will debut, but at the annual shareholder meeting in february, apple ceo tim cook signaled they have been making big investments in generative ai. >> amazon is now announcing its latest investment, injecting nearly $3 billion into a san francisco based ai startup. it is called anthropic, a rival of chatgpt gpt maker openai, amazon's latest round of funding, brings its total investment into the company to $4 billion. the two companies are collaborating to develop what they call foundation models. they hope these will support ai systems that create new content like images, text

and audio on wall street, markets rallied as investors await new data tomorrow on jobless claims, gdp and consumer sentiment. the dow jones having a big day up more than 478 points. that's more than 1. the nasdaq also up 84 points and the s&p finished in positive territory. the nation's labor secretary spent time in the bay area. today. she toured one of the oldest bus makers in the country to look ahead to the future of clean transit. as ktvu tom vacar reports, the secretary's message is part of biden's talking points this election season. the u.s. labor secretary visited livermore's 134 year old gillig, the unionized bus manufacturing company, on wednesday as part of the biden administration's reelection road show. >> this time, the emphases were on investing in structure, building green technology, fighting climate change and growing the middle class during the carefully choreographed and

controlled event, reporters were not permitted into the factory, but the company did supply this video of acting secretary julie su touring the facility. >> we see the transition to more electric busses and zero emission vehicles as part and parcel of creating a country in which working people do well. the president's infrastructure investments are about not just roads and bridges. it's also about a coast to coast electric vehicle charging network. >> gillig ceo made this point about this 134 year old company. >> what started as a carriage repair shop in san francisco in 1890 has evolved into what today is the leading transit bus manufacturer in the united states. >> gillig uses all kinds of propulsion systems, from diesel to hybrids to pure electrics. the daily average output seven busses a day, decreasing to four a day when making the more complex pure electrics. seven of

the nine us ev bus manufacturers are in california, with its temperate mediterranean climate. electric vehicles, however, perform less well in cold climates, and the nation's electric power grid needs to be far more robust to support all evs. >> all of that needs to happen. it will not happen overnight, but we are laser focused on on making it happen, and we're already seeing a shift. there is a lot going into r&d for exactly that, those kinds of questions. >> in other words, though, gillig and other ev bus makers prove it can be done. can it be done on the grand scale? transit needs to switch over to anytime soon. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. >> tomorrow is opening day for both the oakland a's and the san francisco giants. the giants start on the road. the a's at the coliseum may be for the last time the team is planning to move to las vegas, and frustrated a's fans are planning to stage an opening day boycott

outside the coliseum. it's being organized by the fan group last dive bar. earlier today on the floor, we spoke with brian johansen from last dive bar and he says they're urging fans now to skip the game and instead join a protest and tailgate in parking lot b at the coliseum. >> we're hoping to get 15 to 20,000 people in that parking lot, and it's going to be a huge, huge party. and basically it's an opportunity for people that weren't going to give their money to fisher anyways, to have an opportunity to come together, celebrate his fans. we got tons of activities, planned. there's going to be food, there's going to be games, there's tons of giveaways. >> johansen says the protest will also kick off what is being called the summer of boycott. the goal is to urge a's fans to attend oakland ballers minor league baseball games or oakland roots and soul soccer games instead of spending money on a's tickets, which johansen says a's owner john fisher will use to help pay for the team to move to las vegas. excuse me? the bay area's newest women's

professional soccer team is now preparing for its historic first game at home, and it will take place in a sold out stadium. >> that's right, bay fc announcing today that 18,000 tickets have been sold for the inaugural home opening match at paypal stadium in san jose. players have been attending events all week long around the bay area ahead of saturday's home game. they attended a celebration just yesterday with san francisco mayor london breed in the city. the players say they're looking forward to playing in front of their home fans. >> i think that we've had a really good start to the season. our chemistry is there. i think that we're playing really good soccer, you know, obviously there's a lot of things that are going to keep improving and that's super exciting to see where we are already at the beginning of the season and to know that we're going to we're going to be a force to be reckoned with. >> there you go. like that attitude. the inaugural home opener on saturday will be against the houston dash. so far, bay fc has played two games out there on the road. their record is one win and one loss. also on saturday, join us when

fox cal presents women's soccer a new bay era. we take a deep look at the inaugural season of bay fc, how the team is really connecting with many vers communities here the bay area and inspiring the next generation of female soccer players. it airs 830 saturday morning. >> alrighty, taking a look at the weather out there, we've got a good looking spinner offshore. >> it's off to the pacific northwest. you can see it behind me. the curlicue. very impressive. a little textbook setup here. very strong storm, especially up in here. now there are the strongest dynamics are we're down here where it's just kind of low level dynamics there. there are dynamics but just not a lot. so rainfall accumulation is expected to be relatively light. this isn't going to be like those storms that we had earlier this year. scattered showers right now all over the north bay. and it's pretty light for the most part. the reports i'm getting are are light to moderate. so wind chill wipers just not on. probably on

the lowest speed at best if needed at all. san jose right now is getting a little break. they had a few showers earlier and then you see this line of showers out by kind of kind of mount tamalpais out towards sausalito, and we can pick it up again with this. this is the sutro tower, and you're looking across now that would be the golden gate bridge. and that would be sausalito right over there. and that would probably be alcatraz over here somewhere. but that's rain coming in. so that's what the radar is picking up. we can peek at it again. and you can see we're the let me see if i can bring it back here. went back too far. anyway, the plan is for more of these scattered showers late tonight and early tomorrow morning. those showers will kind of wind down tomorrow. and then we get back into it again on on friday. so we'll have a look at that when i return in just a few minutes. >> all right. we'll see you in a bit bill. thank you. still to come tonight the next gubernatorial election. still more than two years away. but plenty of top political leaders are already throwing their hat into the ring. >> also ahead, the recreational

use of marijuana, legal in more than two dozen states. but now there is renewed pressure on the federal government to call for its legalization nationwide. >> plus, safety now is turning out to be the number one concern for all of san franciscans and former san francisco mayor, a former san francisco mayor makes an endorsement in the november mayor's race, and he's not backing the incumbent

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for his campaign. former san francisco mayor and chief of police frank jordan announcing that he is backing the philanthropist jordan praise lowery's nonprofit tipping point, for using private money to provide social services. jordan also said that he believes lowery can help restore safety in the city and keep businesses from leaving. >> first, you have to be encouraging the business community, give them incentives and then you create job opportunities. you find all kinds of ways, not to have to raise taxes, because it also creates more jobs in the city, too. >> supervisor asha sapphire is also in the running to unseat mayor london breed, along with mark farrell, who served as interim mayor after the death of ed lee. >> the list of candidates hoping to succeed governor gavin newsom in 2026 got a little bigger today. former california comptroller betty yee is now throwing her hat into the ring. >> people worry we have no power over our future, but i know we

do. that's why i'm running for governor. we have the grit and the power to make california add up for all of us again. >> yee is currently serving as vice chair of the california democratic party. she says she wants to tackle affordability, bring transparency to sacramento and address the climate crisis. other candidates who have already declared include lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and state school superintendent tony thurmond. >> today in oakland, a call on the biden administration to decriminalize cannabis. several groups held a news conference at city hall, including supernova women, the last prisoner project, and the drug policy alliance. they were joined by celebrity advocate and actress rosario dawson. the group says biden promised to decriminalize cannabis in 2020, but has not fulfilled his promise. >> it's only through decriminalization at the federal level that states are actually in a position where they're not being criminalized or their constituents aren't being criminalized. so even if you

supported a particular state maintaining criminalization, you should be supporting ending criminalization at the federal level. >> leaders with drug policy alliance say they are taking this call to decriminalize to the white house next month. >> coming up on ktvu news at 630, more questions into what went wrong and the events leading up to the bridge collapse in baltimore. what we're hearing tonight from federal authorities, plus, 13 months after the devastating floods in the farming community of pajaro, hundreds of residents come to apply for a new round of financial aid. >> i'm mark sayer. i'll show you what's happening just ahead. >> and news. stanford basketball coach kyle smith has a much more important reason than the game for coming to tanford. will ex

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>> and you are watching ktvu fox two news here at 630. the bodies of two construction workers killed in the bridge collapse in baltimore were recovered this morning. >> four others are missing and presumed dead in the metal and concrete wreckage of the bridge. >> at this point, based upon the conditions, we're now moving from a recovery mode to a salvage operation, often because of the superstructure surrounding the vehicle. what we believe are the vehicles and the amount of concrete and debris. divers are no longer able to safely navigate or operate around that. >> two men from mexico and guatemala were found inside a pickup truck submerged in 25ft of water. it is believed all six of the victims were sitting inside their vehicles on a work break when the francis scott key bridge was struck by a cargo ship. the ntsb is among the agencies that is collecting evidence now from the vessel. >> our entire focus on scene is

to collect the perishable evidence that's documenting the scene. it's taking photographs. it's taking any sort of electronics or components, whatever never goes away. once the scene is cleaned up. >> the u.s. coast guard says their next priority is to open the port as quickly and safely as possible. the maryland transportation department says they have already applied for federal funds to get started on rebuilding. >> former connecticut senator and one time vice presidential nominee joe lieberman has died. his family says he died due to a complicated from a fall. he was al gore's running mate in the 2000 election, becoming the first jewish candidate on a major party's presidential ticket. lieberman was originally elected to the senate in 1988 as a democrat, but was known for his centrist policies, eventually switching to be an independent in 2006. it was also nearly chosen as senator john

mccain's running mate in 2008. lieberman was 82 years old. >> renters in unincorporated alameda county say they are disappointed that the county has delayed passing an ordinance to help protect them from eviction. a tenants rights group rallied in the ashland area near san lorenzo this morning. the proposed just cause ordinance would provide tenants in unincorporated areas protection from eviction, unless there is a specific reason it has been on the agenda for months without passage. advocates say without the measure, people who live in these areas still face unjust eviction laws. >> i have seen the terrorists of our neighbors in crisis because of evictions. i have been i am keep fighting. >> i we have to keep fighting for justice. >> at yesterday's board of supervisors meeting, the supervisors voted to set up a committee to discuss ongoing concerns about the ordinance, such as when tenants can go to

mediation and which units will be covered. they will report back by early june. >> residents of the farming community of pajaro signed up to take part in an expanded recovery financial aid program. the community was devastated by winter storms and flooding last year, and tonight those impacted families and businesses say this money is sorely needed. ktvu is mark sayer has the story. >> when the levee holding back the pajaro river burst in march of 2023, nearly the entire town was wiped out. homes and cars were flooded and destroyed, and those living here had to evacuate to shelters, hotels and to live with friends or family moved out, lost my car. lost your car? yeah. basically this is the main thing. just the car. >> yeah. >> she lost all of her clothes and all of her personal belongings. >> when we were evacuating. our street was like a river already, and so we had to leave behind our animals. and then when we got home three weeks later, there had been water under our house for 2 or 3 weeks. so the

water started seeping under the floors. >> many residents say they were able to get short terms help for housing and other immediate living assistance from federal and state programs, but now monterey county is managing $20 million worth of direct financial aid to both businesses and residents. businesses could receive up to $100,000 to help with rebuilding and any individual household could receive up to $15,000 in cash assistance. so we're encouraging all of the residents in pajaro who are living and were evacuated on the 10th of march to come and apply the money comes from the state, which approved special legislation to help with the recovery. in pajaro, supervisor glenn church represents pajaro and says the rebuilding process has brought the community together in a way he never thought possible. church feels the community could come back even better than before. >> there's been multiple floods and there's, you know, it's always been like, put a band-aid on it and move on, this thing

this time is different. the residents here are more organized. >> back at the assistance line, the rina muhammad says any cash assistance will be a huge help. >> because how much will it help you? >> oh, it'd be so amazing. it would be so amazing. >> so many people came here to register on this first day. they were given numbers and many will have to come back later in order to officially register for the program. reporting in pajaro i'm mark sayer, ktvu fox two news. >> still to come, more concerns about the desperate situation for people living inside gaza and the white house weighing in on the atest israeli military action

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to reconsider his planned offensive. >> but as fox news trey yingst tells us now, a growing number of republicans are rallying behind israel. on october the

7th was like pearl harbor and nine over 11 on steroids for the israeli people. >> senator lindsey graham rallying behind israel during a trip to jerusalem wednesday. the republican calling on the biden administration and congress to make sure israel has the time and space needed to achieve total victory over hamas. >> the four battalions that still reside in the rafah region must be destroyed. that is non-negotiable. >> the biden administration, however, is discouraging the rafah offensive. officials saying an invasion where more than 1 million palestinians are sheltering puts civilian lives at risk. it will also deeply impact humanitarian aid to the region, a full scale military operation into rafah would be a mistake, and it's not something that we can support. remarks come amid heightened tension between the us and israel after the us abstained from a un security council vote, allowing a cease fire resolution to pass. this led to the cancellation of high level meetings on rafah between an israeli delegation

and the biden administration this week. it's a move prime minister benjamin netanyahu is now calling a message to hamas that israel will not bow to international pressure. don't bet on this pressure. >> it's not going to work. >> meanwhile, concerns grow over whether the war will escalate after a day of airstrikes and rocket attacks on the lebanon-israel border. the attacks killed at least seven volunteer medics in southern lebanon and at least one person in northern israel, according to reports. the white house now saying israel has agreed to reschedule that canceled meeting on rafah, but no date has been set in tel aviv. trey yingst ktvu, fox two news and i'm tracking rain drops in the bay area right now. >> how's that play into the morning commute? i'll be back with that. >> all right. now to alex savidge and a look at some of the stories we're working on for west coast rap coming up at seven alex. >> all right, mike, thank you. coming up tonight at seven. new video shows the aftermath of the fed's raid on the la home of

music mogul sean diddy combs tonight on west coast rap. we'll take you inside his trashed mansion. plus, we'll show you what happened when agents caught up with combs in the midst of those raids. also some women say they're having what they call ozempic babies. babies conceived while taking birth control and popular weight loss drugs. at the same time, we'll check in with medical professionals about what they believe may be going on here. those stories, and much more coming up tonight at seven on west coast rap. and of course, that's followed by the ktvu fox two news at 730 with heather holmes. >> alex, thanks. we'll see you then. but first, a big renovation for a tennis court in one san francisco neighborhood. how the community pitched in to help make it a reality

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to the workforce during world war two, building ships and planes for the u.s. military. one of the original rosie the riveters, attended the event at the home front national historic park, named after the women who built ships there during the war . 6 million women joined the labor force at that time. jean gibson built ships in seattle and later got her phd at uc berkeley.

>> when i talked to the young students that come here on fridays, i talked a lot to the young girls about not taking it and just going ahead. and you can do it. you know. >> gibson will be in washington on april 10th when congress awards the congressional gold medal to rosie the riveter in honor of every woman who supported the u.s. war effort. >> new. at 630 in san francisco, the hunters point tennis courts reopened today after a renovation. the city spent $271,000 to transform the four courts. the money used was mostly generated by fees collected from a south of market development project. mayor london breed was in attendance at today's reopening and gave shout outs to the boys and girls club and the us tennis association foundation. >> because so many of the organizations that i mentioned have been very generous in not only raising the resources to pay to make sure courts like

this are up to par, but also the equipment, the instructors and everything that helps bring young people together for rewarding opportunities to learn what it means to have team building, good sportsmanship and all the things that sports bring to pass the refurbished community resource will be used by youth tennis advantage, one of the country's oldest inner city youth tennis programs. >> well, it's not quite thunder road, but some special street signs. did go up this afternoon in san francisco. >> bruce springsteen and the e street band are coming to chase center tomorrow and sunday for sold out shows. chase and the city joined forces to put up some special signs outside the venue. diehard fans are looking forward to the band's usual high energy sets, likely to include classics like born to run and hungry heart. >> mike, i'm guessing you're you're into the boss, right? >> yeah, i like a little springsteen. you do, don't you? >> that means you like it a lot.

yeah, i like it. i like a little springsteen. means he likes it. >> no, i mean, you turn it up every now and then. yeah. for sure. a little bruce. >> yeah. >> yeah, i do too, i just. okay, as we go outside, we've got temperatures that are on the mild side today or cooler side. that's because of the cloud cover and those kind of light, scattered showers that have been showing up in the bay area, low 60s and upper 50s. it was cool today. i thought we'd be in the mid 60s, but i don't even think we got there. 62 in morgan hill there, 65 in san jose, 63 in mountain view, and kind of like this kind of a day. cloudy. the sprinkle here, sprinkled there a little bit of everything. not expecting heavy, heavy rain, but rain overnight will get us about a quarter of an inch of rain, probably by the morning hours. some of the heavier locations maybe a half inch of rain and it'll be a little bit wet on the morning commute. but like this afternoon's commute is really been sort of wet, but not really horribly wet in terms of widespread. so tonight the scattered showers, rain showers overnight into the early morning hours might be a little wet on the thursday morning commute.

thursday is kind of like today and that it will be cloudy. there might be a sprinkle, but it probably won't get it bother you and you'll get things done for your thursday. and then friday this guy shows up for the first half of the day. friday doesn't look bad. second half of the day on friday looks like it'll be a little bit wet. wetter this next system, not this one. this is now the next system has a little more pop than this system. this system has pop. look at it. it's awesome looking system way up here. but the dynamics are up here. the strength, the lift and down here we're just kind of getting what we're getting. and then on friday system the dynamics will be closer to us, albeit a little further south. and that'll get us more rain. most likely maybe a half inch in some places in the heaviest spots. and then you can see the scattered showers right now, rain falling around the bay area, mainly in the north bay. again, i've seen a quarter inch half inch of rain in the parts of the north bay, up around healdsburg and ukiah in those zones, and then certainly up in del norte county, humboldt

county, those areas, they've had plenty of rain. the forecast model right now. and then here's tomorrow morning. so that's your thursday morning. that's your thursday afternoon. so kind of like today thursday is not a bad day overnight. this is an overnight thing for us now. and then 7 a.m. here's the system here. it's drifting south and east. so we're kind of on the wrong end of the wrong quadrant, if you will, where you want to be in the southeast quadrant. we're in the northwest quadrant of this storm. and so we're going to get showers on friday and into saturday morning. but but the strongest stuff will be down towards big sur. santa cruz mountains forecast highs tomorrow about the same little warmer. and then the five day forecast. yeah. what are you going to do with that. just more of the same. nothing. all beneficial. rain though. you guys. nothing. nothing. no trouble. rain okay. >> thank you bill. well one ticket. yep. just one ticket. matched all the numbers in the mega millions jackpot. and it's worth more than $1 billion. >> all right, that ticket was

not sold here in california. it was sold in new jersey and state lotto officials there went to the store located in neptune, jersey, where the lucky ticket was sold. it's worth an estimated $1.3 billion, or $535 million, if that ticket or the person who has the ticket or people take the all cash option. but we may never know who won because new jersey allows winners to remain anonymous, there's also an $865 million jackpot still up for grabs. that's in tonight's powerball drawing. it's the fifth highest jackpot in the game's history. the deadline to buy tickets just about ten more minutes. 7:00. the numbers will be drawn at 8:00. >> the oakland spiders want more young people to get involved in ultimate frisbee. we'll have that story and the rest of sports coming up next. >> and just a quick reminder here that you can get ktvu on demand on your smart tv through the fox local app. you can watch live newscasts and see all kinds of in-depth content from our newsroom on a variety of to cs. it's a free do lo

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successful stint at washington state university and as a bay area background as well. >> coach smith will lead the cardinal into their new conference, the acc, beginning next season. smith is the reigning pac 12 coach of the year with washington state after going 25 and ten and making a trip to the ncaa tournament for the first time since 2008. now, before being with the cougars of washington state, kyle smith was the head coach up on the hilltop for the university of san francisco dons and also a long time assistant at saint mary's. but smith has another reason beyond basketball for coming to stanford, the university? s top tier medical staff and facilities will offer the best care for his son bo, who has autism and an emotional kyle smith addressed that issue today . >> i said it hard not to cry, but to have that opportunity for, our family, my son, to have maybe more resources. did, just honored and thankful.

>> there is a professional ultimate frisbee team out of the east bay that made many people may never have heard of are cristina rendon introduces us to the oakland spiders, who are getting ready now to begin their third season in oakland. >> break on two one, two. >> the oakland spiders may not be max contract athletes in the nfl or nba, but their passion for professional sports is just as strong. >> i plan to play this sport until my body can't anymore. this is the only sport that's left for me. i love it so much. i love the people i play with, this is truly where i found my calling. >> the spiders are a part of the ultimate frisbee association. they used to play in san jose until they moved to oakland in 2022. max williamson, evan magsig, our team captains, both active in the sport since their days at cal for magsig. being a multi-sport athlete helped hone his ultimate frisbee skills. >> there's a lot of things that are really similar. so like tennis is all about like quick changes of direction, like kind of like quick accelerations and

that like really works in like the handler space. >> outside of teaching the game, the spiders call to action with parents and kids is the camaraderie of building a team as well as giving back to the community. rafael castro, who is also a teacher in oakland, won the league's be the change award mainly for his charitable work with the east bay's homeless community. the spiders have not won a championship since 2015, and castro says winning one would help bring more attention to the team and sport. >> i feel like they're almost the same thing where it's like if you win a championship, you know it's definitely going to elevate our sort of like recognition. i've seen that like sports, not just they don't just bring structure and discipline to the kids, but they also give them small wins and like boost their confidence. that translates not just like on the field, but also in the classroom. and just like day to day lives with frisbee, it's like a level playing field, like it's usually something that's new to everyone. and so it really helps bring everyone together in a way that's a little bit different than other sports. >> and unlike football, which i wanted to play but didn't get to play, there's not enough danger.

as much danger to like your head and brain, which is a real thing. so it's definitely like a safe, cheap alternative to other sports. that's still a bunch of fun. the spider season kicks off on april 27th at 3 p.m. at oakland's fremont high school. >> all right. also on sunday night, our own jason applebaum talks to former 49ers head coach mike nolan, who is now leading the michigan panthers of the united football league. check out the full interview this coming sunday night, 1130 on sportswrap. and before we say goodbye, the golden state warriors, by the way, in action tonight, taking on a pretty good magic team. and the warriors pulled out the victory, winning 101 93. this game also had draymond green received two texts and he got the boot early in the first quarter. >> all right well that is our report for tonight. thanks so much for joining us. west coast rap with alex sav e