danger. san francisco's tenderloin getting new fencing. we have details of how a nonprofit group is using the fencing to battle the drug crisis. plus it was something i couldn't imagine. >> you know, three years later, the emotional reunion between a family and a police officer in vacaville , why that officer went to the ceremony where three young brothers were adopted from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark.

>> good morning i'm pam cook. it's thursday march 28th. it's friday it's friday eve. some people have tomorrow off. so nice. three day weekend they might head up to the sierra steve i don't know, we have some weather moving in, though. >> i'll go today or early tomorrow. then after that, you're on your own. is that all right, most of our rain is done here. our system did about what we thought came in. you know, there was some light rain beforehand, but the main system was in the evening. at night. it's now pushing out. there's a little bit to the north here, but overall looks like we're done here. 40s, 50s on the temps. some breaks in those clouds now and i would expect, you know, maybe some lingering light rain. but we're waiting on the next system and it's on its way for friday, friday night for sure. and saturday before it looks like it'll kick south by saturday night. sunday highs today, though, well below average. all right. never below average. always above. here he is mr. sal castaneda steve. >> thank you. all right. well that's a great way to start the day. and another great way to start the day is by telling you

there's not a lot going on out there in the traffic world. that's pretty good, right? you can see traffic at the bay bridge is looking good. we've had just a minor things here and there, but for the most part the roads are wide open but they're wet and that means you should probably leave extra time. even highway four is still not slow, which is good. heading out from antioch to concord 401. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. a new fence is up at the site of a well-known illegal drug market in san francisco. thanks to a nonprofit. >> some say it's already a good thing and a step in the right direction. but as ktvu joey horta tells us, others are wondering why the city hasn't led the way in taking action. >> workers wrap up the installation of a brand new aluminum fence at the entrance to book concerts lofts on wednesday. arzak bakery takes up part of the ground floor of the building at mcallister and leavenworth in san francisco's tenderloin district. a lot of

people think it's not safe. kat cooper co-owns the thai curry restaurant and bar right across the street from the new fence. she opened up shop a year ago but says business is slow because of the location and who it attracts. any given night you can walk through here, and this was like a bizarre sale for all the fentanyl smokers. people come here for drug markets and all the crime that comes with them. >> they will do the drugs right in front of you like it's just dangerous. you it's already bad at daytime. you do not want to be down here at night time. >> the idea of the fence is to keep drug dealers and users away. >> it's like a circle where it's like they'll steal, they get their money and then they go to the drug addict, which is usually the drug dealer, which is usually right here. >> so who brought in the fence? a source with knowledge of the project tells ktvu. the nonprofit civic center community benefit district installed the fence. it's unclear how much it costs, but those who live nearby

are split on whether it will do any good. >> well, i hope this works and keeps it clean and helps the neighborhood. >> it's like not going to stop them because it's like we've been in san francisco for so long, they're going to find another spot, another way to sell their stuff. >> between march 18th to 24th, san francisco police cited 30 dealers in the tenderloin seized over $11,000 in drug money and more than 3100g of narcotics. >> it's amazing city, so we need to keep it up, our source says. >> the group does have a permit from the city to have that fence on the public sidewalk in san francisco. joey jordan, ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you joey. an investigation continues in pacifica after police opened fire and killed a woman. it happened yesterday morning just before 8 a.m. outside an apartment complex on francisco boulevard, just west of highway one. now, officials say they were called to the scene after a man called police saying his mother had just shot him. when officers arrived, they say the

mother was driving away in a ford escape and pointed a gun at them. that's when police say officers opened fire and the woman was killed. people who live nearby say they're shocked by what happened. >> i've lived here since 1974, and, i've not seen anything like this. >> it's horrible. i i feel for her family. >> i pray for her family. >> authorities have not released what led up to the mother shooting her son. they also have not released their identities. the sun is now reportedly being treated at the hospital. >> our time is now 404, in santa clara county. two suspects were arrested at a starbucks inside of a target store charged with robbery for stealing stanley cups. 26 year-old kevin torres cruz is accused of jumping over the counter of the starbucks, grabbing a box filled with limited edition stanley cups, and tried to run out of the store. 24 year-old hazel

dominguez. vera is accused of trying to grab a bag containing the limited edition stanley cups out of the hands of another customer, both suspects were arrested on tuesday. they were booked into the santa clara county main jail. >> a bill to reduce speed limits near schools in california is set to be introduced today. the safe school zones act would remove the quote wind children are present on speed limits. it would also implement speed limits of 20mph or less within a half a mile of schools. a bill is set to be introduced today at castlemont elementary school in campbell. an eight year old was hit and killed while walking to school there in 2022. >> time is now 405 budget cuts and layoffs announced by the morgan hill unified school district. the school district is facing a budget deficit of more than $6 million. the budget cuts will include laying off 26 employees, including assistant principals, academic counselors and teachers with special skills

. the teachers in the school district worry that the cuts will lead to bigger class sizes, and a parents group is now circulating a petition asking the school district to look at other possible budget cuts. well santa clara county could take over in east san jose school district. that's facing serious financial problems as the county's office of education is reviewing alum rock union school district's various financial reports. they want to address a projected $20 million budget deficit. the trustees admit the school closures are imminent. some school district board members say they need more time to come up with a plan, and that the extra oversight is not needed. the school district serves about 8000 students across 22 schools. >> an emotional reunion between a family and a vacaville police officer. three years ago, the officer found three brothers in horrific living conditions. >> well, now they're together as part of a loving family. ktvu is

amber lee tells us that family invited the police officer to be a part of an adoption ceremony. >> james lancaster is starting a new chapter with his sons. he and his wife may recently adopted three biological brothers. they fostered. >> we're hunter sent all in. >> three years ago, vacaville police received a call from the boys biological mother, who reported that one of her sons went missing from her apartment. officer isaac stevens, a rookie at the time, decided to do a welfare check. he went to the apartment and described it as being filthy. >> i was shocked to believe that kids were living in conditions like this, stevens tells me. >> the boys, ages two, four and eight at the time, were left with no adult supervision. the lancaster's distant relatives of the children's biological mother took in the boys, and they actually met me here at the police department just outside those steps in the middle of the night. >> after the initial call for service, the lancaster tell me they knew they wanted to keep

the three brothers together. >> i felt like a duty to these three kids. >> may tells me she's lucky to have the boys. >> it's very rewarding watching them grow and play sports and you know and do good in school academically. >> a second chance at motherhood after the couple's son was killed more than a decade ago. >> they've given me life, my life back. >> the proud parents say they want to give the boys a happy life, and has seen the impact of a stable home. >> complete 360 and everything and the way they carry themselves, their confidence. >> last friday, the couple officially adopted the boys and invited officer stevens to join them for the ceremony at the courthouse. >> it was something i couldn't imagine. you know, three years later, the lancaster's tell me there's a shortage of foster homes and encourage others to open up their hearts, because at the end, we're trying to raise good citizens and good people. >> the couple tells me to be honest, this journey has had its challenges, but they say the

most rewarding part is just spending time together as a family. what's next? a trip to southern california to visit amusement parks in fairfield. amber lee ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you amber. it's a nice update to that story. >> it is. >> all right. steve paulson had some mr. drizzle with me this morning on the way to work a little bit. >> not much here. most of this is done here. we'll look to the north for our next system, which will be here on friday. could be a little bit here. kind of lingering to the north. you can see up mendocino county, lake county, some of that scooting through looks like it's falling apart over solano county. still some to the south. but really the system that we're waiting on is dropping in the upper low continues to churn there, and that's going to drop in a rather a pretty impressive system starting on friday 40s 50s on the temps there, mid 40s, upper 40s, low 50s, but some breaks in the clouds 34 up in tahoe, 34 in reno and then 50s to southern california, 40s and 20s in the higher elevations down in

arizona. system is moving in tomorrow, and it's going to drop in and be a wind producer. the jet stream is going to usher right in some clouds today. maybe some lingering rain, but more rain and wind move in on friday, probably into saturday as well, not much today. there could be a little bit santa clara valley. i'll mention that, showing that here. but then tomorrow morning, about 8:00, begins, if not sooner, then spreads in and it'll be some pretty good rain by friday night. and i think it'll take us into saturday as well, that's a pretty good system for wind and rain. the good news, though, is the low looks like it wants to move south, come right to the bay area and then move south. and by saturday night, sunday, we should be on the mostly drier side. fifth. cool though today, 5060s. >> thank you steve. up next we're going to take you to the sierra and we're going to check on the roads. as some drivers we spoke to tell us they were not prepared for the conditions and investigations into that deadly bridge collapse in baltimore are intensifying. >> we're going to give you a closer look at the recovery

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who died after a cargo ship hit a support pillar of the francis scott key bridge, and authorities say they paused the recovery efforts, at least for now, for four other workers until debris can be taken out and removed, that is preventing divers from safely getting to the area where the victims are believed to be located. >> investigators say hazardous materials may have leaked from some of the containers on that ship. >> 764 tons of hazardous materials, mostly corrosives. >> now, the national

transportation safety board continues collecting evidence to find out more about what happened. the bridge opened back in 1977, and while the ntsb reports it was in satisfactory condition before the accident, now they point to how it's designed may have been a factor in the scale of the damage. >> it's a fracture critical bridge. if a member fails, that would likely cause a portion of or the entire bridge to collapse. >> the ntsb says a full report could take 1 to 2 years, but they could have a preliminary report in 2 to 4 weeks. >> our time now. 414 a man from concord was sentenced to almost a year in prison for making voice mail. threats to congresswoman nancy pelosi and also to homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas. 44 year old david carrier pleaded guilty to two counts of making threats against a federal

official. prosecutors say he threatened to assault congresswoman pelosi in a message sent on january 21st of 2021, about a year and a half later, he left a similar message for secretary mayorkas. carrier was sentenced to 11 months, plus three years of supervised release. >> two people have been charged in connection with drug trafficking in the tenderloin, district attorney brooke jenkins has charged two men with three counts of possession for sale or purchase of a controlled substance. 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 that they booked or cited more than two dozen people for drug charges in the tenderloin in the last week. well, a judge has denied a motion by the alameda county district attorney to drop special enhancement charges against former sheriff's deputy devin williams. he's accused of

shooting and killing a woman he was seeing and her husband in 2022. in dublin, the family of benson and maria tran strongly opposed the da's decision to drop the enhanced charges that would have reduced the maximum sentence from life in prison without parole to 25 years to life with the possibility of parole. >> our time now for 16 marin county launching a new family reunification project aimed at connecting families ahead of the release of someone who's been incarcerated. the sheriff's office hopes the reunification will prevent more people from becoming repeat offenders. the family connections will also hopefully be improved for those who are about to reenter the community. the first scheduled meeting for this program, 2 p.m. next tuesday afternoon at the marin county jail. >> a winter weather advisory is currently in effect for the greater lake tahoe area. a light snow was seen coming down consistently throughout the day yesterday. low causing low

visibility for drivers heading up interstate 80 or 50. chain controls are currently in effect on both of the freeways, and so if you do plan to head up to the mountains this weekend, you should look at those roads before you go. >> said 30, but turned out to be a lot worse. >> so far it's been fine, and up until we started climbing through the through 80, once we started hitting the snow, it got real bad. go slow. >> take your time. when they say chains don't wait, just put the chains on. >> high winds might also hit the sierra. so visitors are being told to expect some delays or closures on the slopes. if it's windy, they close a lot of the chairlifts, so it could be a little bit of a tough drive because we have more weather on the way. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> once again, people don't listen, we said winter storm warning starts at 11 a.m. well, nobody said anything. yes we did. people i won't be that bad.

30% don't believe that 30% nonsense. that's that's farm product. it either is or it isn't. and it did. so we mentioned it. there were 10 to 20in of snow was likely from this system. there will be more on the way, but you're on your own if you're not going to listen. so there are those who know what they're doing, though there are a few of you out there who do know we get a break today. kind of. it will be cool and breezy, but system tomorrow is looking windy with rain and snow. 40s 50s on the temp 30s in the mountains here, but we get i mean today is going to be well below average on the high temps here. so today look for a mix of sun clouds. it'll be cool, breezy with occasionally some light rain, but more rain and wind moves in tomorrow afternoon, evening and then into saturday morning. by saturday evening we should start to see this low moving south. today we're pretty good. there could be a little bit santa clara valley showing some san jose morgan hill friday morning to the north. yes everywhere else it'll be light. but then by friday afternoon evening i would get to where you're wanting to go because it's going to be a

wind and rain moving in. that'll take us into saturday as well, and temperatures will be quite cool for us here the next three days before we start to see a little rebound. it looks like on sunday the snow forecast. see let's see here. yeah that looks like pretty good snow moving in. but you know you don't want to look at it. that's fine. lingering light rain partly cloudy sun cloud showers cool and breezy or mixed bag. thursday tomorrow though i would expect wind and rain today. 5060s. >> all right steve, thank you. time now for 19. on paper, the inflation rate looks like it's slowing down. but why aren't people noticing that coming up? why many consumers still think the price of food is soaring and it is opening day for major league baseball? >> the bay area protest anned for this

making those trips to the grocery store more expensive.

food price inflation reached a high of 11% in 2022, while food inflation over the last few months has been slowing a bit to pre-pandemic levels. data from purdue university's latest consumer food insights report finds. many americans are not feeling any relief. >> official measures of inflation are either month to month or year over year. consumers might not necessarily think in terms of years, but they might think of prices today relative to some some period in the past, maybe before the pandemic, researchers say it's harder to notice a decrease in food prices when the overall cost of living remains high. >> some google apps are getting new features to help plan your next vacation. the company's search engine will now use ai to provide travel ideas and schedules. the features currently available for users to test in google's search labs. google maps is also getting an

update on its recommendations, with lists of places to go when searching a city. the company is also planning new customization tools to help travelers organize their plans. marvel is getting ready to release a new superhero video game. pick your hero. >> get ready. go rivals is a new multiplayer interactive game. >> gamers can choose from superheroes and villains throughout the marvel multiverse. developers say the game is in development for pc and will be free to play no official release date. a top chef alum is bringing a popular sweet shop to the bay area this year. fabio viviani plans to open a dessert shop in emeryville called jars. take a look. true to its name, the shop will offer single serve portions of sweet treats in jars including tiramisu and blackberry pie. jars has locations in chicago and southern california, the east

bay times reports. the new location will be located right at bay street emeryville shopping center, and is scheduled to open this summer. >> all right, pan time's 424 for both the giants and the a's today is opening day of the new season. while the giants are on the road to play the san diego padres, the a's will be hosting the cleveland guardians tonight at 707. frustrated a's fans angry that their team is moving to las vegas, are planning a boycott right outside of the coliseum at parking lot b, different fan groups will join them to organize this protest. >> 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. >> now, the protesters say tonight is a start of what they're calling the summer of boycott. the a's are considering

different options as their lease at the coliseum expires this year. the a's could move temporarily to another city like sacramento or extend their coliseum lease for a few more seasons before moving to las vegas. now we have to warn you about possible traffic problems around the coliseum in oakland tonight, while the a's are playing the guardians at the coliseum, a concert will be going on next door at the arena. it's the love hard tour. it's starring r&b performers like keyshia cole and trey songz. >> the warriors will travel to charlotte for a matchup with the hornets tomorrow. last night, the warriors overcame an early draymond green ejection in orlando to keep their postseason hopes alive. he was upset about a shooting foul against steph curry without their best defensive player, they held the magic to 93 points. warriors led nearly the entire game but needed key plays last night to late to win it. steph curry made

a driving hook shot with a little about a minute to go, and added a three pointer with 34 seconds left. steph is incredible. he is night night. after the game, he talked about the team's resilience after green was ejected from the game. >> we need him. he knows that. we all know that, so whatever it takes to keep him on the floor and be available, that's what's got to happen. it was a beautiful team effort to respond the way that we did, and get this win, because we went and took it. >> with ten games left in the season, the warriors remain two and a half back of the lakers for ninth place, and they are a game up on the houston rockets for the final play in spot performance. you can't hide. >> we can see your greedy side. >> nurses in the south bay are making their voices heard. we'll tell you why. they say cutbacks at a trauma center could put lives in danger. >> and the battle is heating up

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>> yeah. how much rain are we going to get? let's check in with steve paulson. >> pretty good friday into saturday then. it looks better on sunday. something going on sunday? yeah. >> there might be some easter egg hunts outside. >> i think we'll be all right, but it won't be very warm. how's that? we're here in between. i think, you know, there could be some lingering activity, probably some build ups later on here. but looking at 40s 50s on the temps, the most rain i saw was mount tamalpais, about an inch and three quarters. not too shabby there. most locations were in line with about what we thought though. next system will be much stronger. not only rain wise, but wind wise. already a wind advisory has been posted for friday 5060 on the temps. all right, sal's here. i think it's okay. unless something new popped up. >> well, unfortunately, something new did pop up northbound 101 in san jose at oakland road, right near 880. there is, there was someone walking on the road and that that person was hit walking on the freeway. and only one lane is open. traffic is almost at a standstill here on northbound 101, as you squeeze down into

one lane. unexpected delay early in the morning usually don't have it. you can see on the map it is growing, just by the moment here. it was, at first they didn't see a backup at all. and pretty soon it's going to grow. so your option is 280 to get to the west valley. 280 and 85 are absolutely wide open. you should try those. this is a look at the san mateo bridge that looks good. and the bay bridge is light. 431 let's go back to the desk. >> all right sal, thank you. well the city of oakland, after more than a year without a police chief, finally introduced the new police chief, ktvu henry lee talked to the incoming chief, floyd mitchell, about his priorities for oakland. >> 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 pro active 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 and 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. >> all right. thank you, henry. a seventh guard has been prison guard has been sentenced for his

role in the sex abuse scandal at the women's federal correctional institution in dublin. a federal judge sentenced former correctional officer nakia nunley to six years in prison. in september, nunley pled guilty to multiple counts of sex abuse involving inmates at the prison. >> 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, speaking to a lot of women at the facility who've been abused, and it's horrific. >> earlier this month, the fbi raided the prison, but no criminal charges have been filed as a result of that operation, the assistant u.s. attorney will interview candidates next month to oversee the prison. >> our time now for 35. there was a call in oakland for the biden administration to decriminalize cannabis. several groups held a news conference at oakland city hall, including supernova women, the last prisoner project, and the drug

policy alliance. they were joined by actress rosario dawson, a celebrity advocate. now, the group say president biden promised in 2020 to decrease analyze cannabis and still hasn't done it. >> i think that there's this concern from the federal government that we're going to ask them to take over. no one's asking the federal government to take over the cannabis space. the reality is that states are leading the reform. states are the primary regulators. we just want to remove those federal barriers, particularly for people who are continuing to be criminalized at the federal level. >> now, leaders with the drug policy alliance say they're taking this call to the white house in april. the list is growing for candidates hoping to be the next governor of california. >> former california controller betty yee has announced she is now running for the office. >> 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 to 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 affordable in the state, bring transparency to sacramento and address the climate crisis. other candidates include lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and state school superintendent tony thurmond. >> our time now for 36. a new poll is out. it says many americans are not enthusiastic about a november rematch of the 2020 presidential election. and according to the associated press poll, 43% of those who were surveyed say they're fearful about another four years, with donald trump as president, while 31% feel the same about four more years with joe biden in the white house. a judge in california recommended that former trump election attorney john eastman be disbarred. that opinion comes after a trial over eastman's actions trying to overturn the

2020 presidential election. eastman is also among those facing charges in georgia for alleged election interference. the california supreme court will use yesterday's opinion to determine if they will revoke eastman's law license. >> nurses at the regional medical center in san jose held a rally to call attention to the critical services that will soon be cut. the regional medical center says it is downsizing the trauma center due to the lower number of patients in need of those services and the regulatory requirements involved. now, nurses say not having critical services readily available means patients suffering from a stroke or a heart attack will lose those life saving services. >> the reason that we're out here today is to raise awareness in this community, because i don't think people really understand what's going on, come august 12th, the hospital is going to be doing away with comprehensive trauma services, comprehensive stroke services, and also stemi, which is a heart

attack. >> the nurses say eliminating the trauma center will make it harder for a mainly latino east san jose population to receive vital health care. now, the regional medical center released a statement saying in part, quote, we will continue evaluating, treating and or stabilizing stroke and serious heart attack patients should patients need a higher level of care, we would transport to other local facilities our time now for 38 more than 39 months after a levee breach in pajaro flooded that farming community, residents lined up yesterday for the first day of an expanded recovery. >> financial aid program. as ktvu is. mark sayer reports. the people tell us the relief is desperately needed. >> 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. 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. >> thank you. mark richmond, city leaders are blaming a bad deal 20 years ago. for now, allowing pickleball at the craneway pavilion. >> this isn't a question about

whether pickleball is good or bad, it's a question about public space and making sure that public space is accessible to the public, including non pickleball players. >> the council heard from residents who protested at the pavilions pickleball grand opening last weekend, but city negotiated. the city negotiated with a developer in 2004 to renovate the facility in exchange for a lease that could go on forever. now, the city is asking the state for more guidance, but so far, developers are allowed to use that space for whatever they want, including installing pickleball courts and serving refreshments. >> all right, pam, time is now 441 in san francisco. the tennis court in hunters point reopened yesterday after being renovated. the city spent $271,000 to transform the four tennis courts, and the money used was mainly generated by fees collected from a south of market development project. the refurbished courts, which look really good, will be used by

youth tennis advantage, one of the nation's oldest inner city youth tennis programs is nice. >> all right. yeah out and about. you're you are a big tennis player. i don't know if you play a long time ago, but it teaches you if you play tennis or golf with somebody, it teaches you a lot about them and their personality and their patience. right. and their sportsmanship. >> i'm a lot calmer playing golf than i was tennis, believe it or not. >> yeah, i believe that. yeah, it can be pretty competitive, no doubt. >> but i do miss tennis. but the knees don't. yeah. all right, mount tamalpais high, mainly marin county was about you. mount tamalpais. it's almost an inch and three quarters. ben lomond, santa cruz mountains, the third woodacre an inch and a third and kentfield an inch and 18 one hundreds. still some lingering activity. i think we'll see some activity pop up hither and yon, if you will. but the front's gone through. but it will be a cool day under a mix of sun and clouds today. next

system, though, is already looking much stronger and it's generating a wind advisory. so the wind of change is in store for tomorrow. a wind advisory 11 a.m. friday until 5 a.m. saturday. sustained winds around 30 to 40, with gusts maybe 40 to 60. could be even higher than that up in the hills. that's tomorrow. starts tomorrow. mainly 50s on the temps, some 40s here. but for today we get a mix of sun and clouds. cool breezy with a few you know, some lingering rain. but more rain and wind arrives on friday. that will be the bigger system, looks pretty impressive here going forward, especially as we go to friday night, friday evening, friday night and then into early saturday. the only thing i'm worried about is we'll get some pretty big build ups on sunday. so i think sunday morning is all right. but sunday afternoon, makes me a little nervous is a slow move south. lingering light rain, partly cloudy sun cloud showers. cool and breezy. so yes, mixed bag today. highs 50s and 60s. well below average. >> she was very feisty and she stood up to people and she said

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found 33% of graduates say they feel uncertain about the skills needed in the real world. and 68% of the survey participants believe they'd be better prepared for life if they took more nonacademic courses. 79% of the participants say they're overwhelmed by financial planning, which impacts their mental health. some have even turned to social media to get life skills and knowledge. >> the san francisco city football club just released its latest kit design, featuring the newly elected official animal of the city. the soccer club says these are their new parrot pride jerseys. take a look on the front. the wild telegraph hill parrots voted as the city's official animal last june. on the back, a shout out to the city's lgbtq center just in time for pride in june. now, the 2024 kits are a collaboration with muni and local artist hollis carlos, the bay area's newest

women's professional soccer team is preparing for its historic first home game, and it will take place in a sold out stadium, bay fc announced all 18,000 tickets have been sold for the inaugural match at paypal park in san jose on saturday. players have been attending events all week around the bay area ahead of the home game. getting all that excitement going, they attended a celebration tuesday in san francisco. they presented the mayor with that jacket. the players say they are looking forward to playing in front of their fans at home. >> 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. former team during the inaugural home opener on saturday will be against the houston dash. >> so far, bay fc has played two games on the road, their record

one win, one loss. also on saturday. join us when fox local presents women's soccer a new bay era. we take a deeper look at the inaugural season of bay fc, how the team is connecting with diverse communities and inspiring the next generation of female soccer players. that airs 830 saturday morning, the city of richmond is celebrating their nine and under youth football team. >> for their exemplary achievements, culminating in their triumph as national champions on december 15th, 2020. >> how about that? the pint sized players were honored by the city council for winning a national championship back in december. the head coach congratulated the kids and praised the coaches and the parents, and talked about how these kids fought through tough times during the season. and he also asked the city to support the youth football organization. >> we just ask that, you know, richmond stand behind us as the

city of pride and purpose, that you stand behind these young men and this young lady and the rest of our richmond steeler organization and give us the support we need so we can move forward. we can thrive. we don't want to die away, because right now the richmond is struggling to find practice fields where to play at, and we can just get y'all to support us. we love that. everything y'all do in richmond, we just don't want to be forgot about. >> we just need y'all. you tell him, coach, he says many of the kids also excel in school and called coaching the kids a true honor. >> very nice, very nice. i love that i love to celebrate all those great kids and their families. yes. very nice. all right. steve paulson is up. he is working hard over there on our forecast because there's a lot of changes coming around. yeah i think the rain is pretty much done right for today, for today mostly. yes i'm working on a couple things here. take a look at some rain totals. i had no idea what's coming out. so

here i am. mount tamalpais, an inch and three quarters, ben lomond an inch and a third woodacre an inch and a third kentfield had an inch and 18/100, most locations are around a quarter of an inch to about a half inch or inch. as soon as i, me and my army of one put together another graphic, i'll show you some other rain totals. there will still be some lingering activity, kind of just scooting through, but most of this is done for today. but they'll pop up. believe me, there's plenty of moisture still available. next system is dropping into the picture and that will give us a wind advisory and some heavy rain. it looks like as we go into friday. friday evening wind advisory starts at 11 a.m. tomorrow and goes till 5 a.m. on saturday. could be some gusts 5060 up in the hills there. 40s 50s on your temps right now. don't think these will change all that much. the jet stream continues to be quite active here, ushering in these systems. so today is kind of a mixed bag, but more rain and wind arrives on friday. tomorrow looks like it won't really kick in until the afternoon, so maybe a little bit in the morning. then it starts to pick up. really picks up by

the afternoon evening and that'll carry us into saturday. i'm just really concerned about sunday afternoon. not so much sunday morning, but sunday afternoon with more snow in the mountains, there will be a winter storm warning will be posted for them. lingering light rain, partly cloudy sun, cloud showers, cool and breezy today. highs well below average 50s 60s. >> all right. thank you steve. one bay area city is particularly bad at recycling. we'll tell you how san jose plans to fix the problem. and back in the subway continues the mission to fill bart stations with music i love that my daughter still needs me. but sometimes i can't help due to burning and stabbing pain in my hands, so i use nervive. nervive's clinical dose of ala reduces nerve discomfort in as little as 14 days. now i can help again. feel the difference with nervive.

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started this month. it's a series of musicians who perform at various stops. some bart passengers tell us they have enjoyed hearing the music in the background of their commutes. >> it's i think it's great. we should have more music in bart. >> the musician has been great. it makes the time go by faster, so i've really enjoyed it. >> bach in the subway is part of a worldwide celebration that initially started in 2010. the mission is to introduce more people to classical music. the music at bart will continue through the month. a gathering in richmond honored women who went to work building ships and planes for the us military during world war two. one of the original rosie the riveters, attended the event at the home front national historic park, named after the women who built the ships there during the war. 6 million women joined the labor force, and at that time thousands were employed at the shipyards. coming from all over the country. >> the rosie the riveter has made a very, important point

change in the course of my life. when i talk to the young students that come here on fridays, i talk a lot to the young girls about not taking it and just going ahead. and you can do it. >> are still motivational, inspiring. gibson will be in washington on april 10th when congress awards rosie the riveter the congressional gold medal. it is in honor of every woman who supported the us war effort. san francisco's golden gate park band announced its free summer schedule yesterday. the band is san francisco's oldest musical organization and has been performing since the late 1800s. it has more than two dozen free shows set for the summer, spanning a variety of genres of music, including

scores from television and film. the season kicks off sunday, april 28th with performances every sunday through october 6th. as we celebrate women's history month, we are taking a close look at one of the bay area's literary pioneers, ina coolbrith, california's first poet laureate on san francisco's russian hill. there is a park dedicated to her, but today most people don't remember her. she was a literary legend in her day and became california's first poet laureate in 1915, during the pan pacific international exhibition, there is a universalism about her messages anticipating death and loneliness and loss, and yet not losing hope. >> at the same time, many of coolbrith's manuscripts were lost in san francisco's 1906 earthquake and fire, but at oakland's main library, the ina coolbrith collection preserves the photos, newspaper clippings, and poems that did survive. >> she was oakland's first

librarian for 20 years, mentoring oakland's youth, including a young boy named jack london. you had an influence on jack london's life, izadora duncan. >> all of these people had oakland ties, and so i think that's her, her lasting legacy. >> that legacy lives throughout the bay area. in berkeley, there is an ina coolbrith path with a marker at the stairs up to grizzly peak in oakland. her bronze statue stands with other humanitarian heroes at a park on 13th street. and in san francisco, there is a special bench in ina coolbrith park with a plaque called poet's corner. ice cube has offered the biggest star in women's college basketball, caitlin clark. $5 million to come play in his three on three league. clark is a senior guard for the iowa hawkeyes. she is college basketball's all time leading scorer, and in about three weeks will be the number one pick in the wnba draft. will the highest paid player $250,000 a year? ice

cube says his $5 million offer is for playing just ten games in his big three league jumper. and there it is. >> it's already bad at daytime. you do not want to be down here at night time. it's just it's dangerous. >> san francisco's tenderloin getting new fencing. we have details of how a nonprofit group is using that fencing to battle the drug crisis. >> plus, it was something i couldn't imagine. you know, three years later, the emotional reunion between a family and a police officer in vacaville, why that officer went to the ceremony where three young brothers were adopted from ktvu, fox two news, this is mornings on two. >> well good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's thursday march 28th. we've had some rain. yeah. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast.

>> you're a marin county. pamela was the leader of the pack. i'm not surprised. >> it always is. >> almost always. sometimes santa cruz mountains, russian river winds out. but mount tamalpais had an inch and three quarters 40s 50s on the temps here we get some breaks, but partly cloudy skies, but a few. i think some build ups will develop. and really the system tomorrow though is one where waiting on that will give us wind and rain as we go into friday, friday night, saturday as well 5060 on the temps. all right. sal is here. we had what? where was it? we said we had one issue down by san jose. >> yeah san jose northbound 101 right before 880. we have all the freeway narrowed down to one lane because of a deadly collision here northbound on 101. coming up on that 880 interchange, i do want to let you know that it's probably going to be there for a while, this morning, as you drive into the west valley, let's take a look at the triple a traffic cameras and west northbound 280. i think that would be a pretty good bet for you if you're

driving on northbound 280 to avoid 101, and also northbound 85. good ways to avoid 101 for now. and for now, they're wide open. bay bridge toll plaza. you can see that traffic is moving along okay. as you drive into san francisco. 501 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. today's opening day for major league baseball. >> yeah, the giants are on the road. they're going to play the padres in san diego. the a's will host cleveland. and this could be the final opening day game in oakland. and ktvu is bailey o'carroll joins us now in studio. >> with the protests being held tonight to give fans a chance to vent once again. >> yes, that is exactly right. good morning. it is likely will the beginning of the end of an era here in oakland, as the a's will host their last opening day at the coliseum. the team has had a very public but also very messy move process, which will likely result in them calling las vegas their new home. but for the immediate future, they will sit tight at the oakland

coliseum, at least for this season. and that is exactly where fans are planning to protest the team's move. but they won't actually buy a ticket to go inside. at least that's what organizers hope. >> 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 as fans. we got tons of activities, planned. there's going to be food, there's going to be games, there's tons of giveaways. >> so some say they plan on showing up as early as noon today, even though the parking lot that's not set to open up until 5 p.m, just two hours before first pitch. organizers say this will serve as the official kickoff off of what they're calling the summer of boycott. at last check. there are still plenty of tickets available for fans who do want to attend that game tonight. lois ticket prices that i saw on ticketmaster were just $15, and in 2023, the a's attendance fell well short of a million people.

average game attendance was just ten or just above 10,000. i should say back to you. >> all right. thank you. bailey, time is now 503. well, a new fence was installed in san francisco's tenderloin by a nonprofit group in an area known for being an illegal drug market in san francisco. a brand new aluminum fence was installed at the entrance of an apartment community in the tenderloin. the hope is that the fence will keep out drug dealers and users. some say that fence is a step in the right direction, but others doubt it will clean that area up . >> they will do the drugs right in front of you, like it's just dangerous. you. it's already bad at daytime. you do not want to be down here at night time. it's like not going to stop them because it's like we've been in san francisco for so long. they're going to find another spot, another way to sell their stuff. >> well, i hope this works and keeps it clean and helps the neighborhood. >> now san francisco police cited 30 drug dealers in the

tenderloin and seized more than $11,000 in cash and more than 3100g of drugs. just last week, sources tell us the group does have a permit from the city to let that fence be up on a public sidewalk. some of the residents wonder why the city has not led the way in taking action to reduce crime in drugs. >> an investigation continues in pacifica after police opened fire and killed a woman. it happened yesterday morning just before 8 a.m. outside an apartment complex on francisco boulevard, just west of highway one. officers say they were called to the scene after a man called police, saying his mother had just shot him. when officers arrived, they say the mother was driving away in a ford escape and pointed a gun at them. that's when police say officers opened fire and the woman was killed. people who live nearby say they are shocked by what happened. >> i've lived here since 1974 and, i've not seen anything like

this. >> it's horrible. i i feel for her family. i pray for her family. >> authorities have not released what led up to the mother shooting her son. they also have not released their identity. as the sun is now reportedly being treated at the hospital. >> our time now. 505, in santa clara county, two suspects were arrested at a starbucks inside of a target store charged with stealing stanley cups. 26 year-old kevin torres cruz is accused of jumping over the counter of the starbucks, grabbing a box filled with limited edition stanley cups and trying to run out of the store. 24 year-old hazel dominguez. vera is accused of trying to grab a bag containing the stanley cups out of the hands of a customer. both suspects were arrested on tuesday. they were booked into the santa clara county main jail. a bill to reduce speed limits near schools in california is set to be introduced today. >> the safe school zones act would remove the quote. when

children are present on speed limits, it would also implement speed limits of 20mph or less within a half a mile of schools. the bill is set to be introduced today at castlemont elementary school in campbell, an eight year old was hit and killed while walking to school there in 2022. >> your time now 506 budget cuts and layoffs were announced by the morgan hill unified school district. the school district is facing a budget deficit of more than $6 million. the budget cuts will include laying off 26 employees, including assistant principals, academic counselors and teachers with special skills. the teachers in that school district worry the budget cuts will lead to bigger class sizes, and a parents group is now circulating a petition asking the school district to look at other possible budget cuts. santa clara county could take over an east san jose school district that's facing serious financial problems. the county's office of education is

reviewing alum rock union school district's financial reports in order to deal with its projected $20 million budget deficit. the trustees acknowledge closing schools are imminent. some school district board members say they need more time to come up with a plan, and that the extra oversight is not needed. >> it was an emotional reunion between a family and a vacaville police officer. >> yeah, we're talking about the lancaster family. there are husband and wife. they're celebrating officially adopting three young boys. the children are brothers. they've been living in horrible conditions with little or no adult supervision. a rookie police officer three years ago responded to a welfare check. their officer, isaac stevens, worked with the police department and family services to allow a couple who were distant relatives of the child's biological mother to take them in. >> they actually met me here at

the police department just outside those steps in the middle of the night after the initial call for service. i grew up in inner city, in the tenderloin and, you know, and anyone that knows san francisco and the tenderloin know it's not the easiest neighborhood to grow up in. >> i felt like a duty to these three kids. >> now, the couple made sure the boys would stay together and not separated. the children are also giving her a second chance at being a mother. she lost her first child years ago. they given me life, my life back. >> what's very rewarding, watching them grow and play sports and you know and do good in school. >> now. last friday, the couple officially adopted those boys. they invited the police officer, isaac stevens, to be there. at the court hearing, the family plans to celebrate with a vacation at an amusement park in southern california. >> well, i think an amusement park in southern california ought to give them a free trip.

i think they should, right? yes yes. >> free entrance on the phone and make some calls. >> paypal. >> okay, i will you take the weather. i'm going to call disney right now. >> okay. that's good. >> all right. so take a look at the rain totals, sometimes a russian river wind, sometimes santa cruz mountains. but i'd have to say it was marin county again. mount tamalpais, inch and three quarters. ben lomond did their best inch and a third woodacre almost an inch and a third and kentfield an inch and 18/100. mount veeder had a pretty good rain 1.39 bonnie doon almost an inch of rain, fairfax 83/100 and santa rosa 43. that was in line with what we thought as oakland. a third of an inch in san francisco picked up 2/10. i try and show as many areas as i can when i when i have time. still, we're in between here, but there will be some pop up activity later today, some of the forecast models are favoring the santa clara valley later today, but right now it looks pretty quiet. so still snow on the go though up on the mountains. so winter storm warning goes until 11:00. there it is. still going. looks like it's a back edge. maybe starting to wind down here in

the next hour or two, but pretty good snowfall there. the totals come in around 8:00, churning low up there is going to drop in another system. so already for tomorrow, a wind advisory has been posted and that starts at 11 a.m. friday and goes through 5 a.m. on saturday. 40s, 50s on our temps here today is kind of the lull before the next system. so today mix of sun, clouds, cool, breezy, maybe a few scattered showers there, but friday more rain and wind that will take us into saturday as well you guys. >> thank you steve. >> we are also keeping an eye on the sierra coming up a check on the roads as some drivers tell us they have not been prepared for the current conditions and the investigations intensify into the cause of that deadly baltimore bridge collapse. >> we're going to bring you a cl er look at

recovered in baltimore. they are two of the six construction workers who died after the cargo ship hit a support pillar of the francis scott key bridge, connor hansen has been covering the bridge collapse. joining us live . connor, you have been there on scene. what can you tell us this morning about what they are learning about the investigation ? >> hi, pam. yeah, as you mentioned, they recovered two the bodies of those construction

workers who were working on the bridge. there are still four others, but we're starting to see this transition into more of a salvage operation. they're hoping to get this back open for ships now that the sun is up, we can actually see that ship much more clearly behind me. it's just massive and loaded with these storage containers. we're learning a little bit more about this. now that ntsb investigators have been able to get on board. they're looking through the manifest or going through the black box of this ship. we're even learning that the ship was carrying several several containers that had hazardous materials, hundreds of tons, really on board that ship. and some of it, not all of it, but some of it might have gone into the river, unfortunately. so creating even more difficult conditions for divers who have to go in there trying to salvage things and figure out what they're dealing with down there. you know, as i mentioned, the next phase will be trying to clear this out. you can see just how much destruction and give

you an idea of how much is sitting. that's just what we can see above the water. but you can imagine how much is underwater. they're going to have to clear all of that out. that's going to be the next priority because they need to get this port back up and running. it's just so crucial for the economy here locally and really around the world. you know, this bridge was built back in the 70s. they're saying, you know, there weren't really any glaring issues with it. they would build it a little bit differently now. it took five years to build at the time. it's still unclear how long it will take them to get it up and running again. >> as we look at the bridge and the collapse and the and the scene there with the with the ship, we do know that that's been part of the problem along with the conditions to get to those other those bodies, the construction workers. this must be just devastating. can't even imagine for the families there any timeline of when they might be able to continue with that recovery effort. >> well, i think what's been so difficult for these divers and

the people trying to recover those construction workers, we do know the two bodies that were recovered were inside a truck. so it's very possible more of these workers could have been sitting in their cars. it was late at night. you know, there's been some questions about maybe they were they were sleeping. were they taking a break? were they eating in their cars when this happened? that might have made it more difficult for them to get off the bridge. but again, there's just so much debris down there. it's broken, twisted steel. there's current underwater, possibly hazardous materials. they might have to start pulling some of these large sections of the bridge out to even access other vehicles, where unfortunately, the bodies of the other construction construction workers could be inside. what's the next step today? >> what are they focused on today? >> well, i think we're really going to start to see now that that initial investigation has

started. we're going to start to see a huge emphasis on just clearing out this channel, because until they do that, no ships are coming in and out of here. this is the ninth biggest port in the country. to give you an idea, dollar figure last year, $80 billion worth of foreign cargo went in and out of this port. not to mention so many people who live here work at the port. and, you know, every day this goes on, we're talking about, you know, millions of dollars in wages that could be lost if this becomes prolonged. so it's going to be a massive effort. but the army corps of engineers has been brought in. and i think the next major step we'll see is for them to really come up with a plan and try to start clearing all of this debris out of here. >> all right. such a huge impact. connor hansen there at the scene in baltimore. thank you. so much for that update. now stay with us here on mornings on two for the very latest on this developing story and investigation. we will continue to take you live to

baltimore. and as always, any time of day. you can get the latest details online on our website ktvu.com. >> our time now. 518 the winter weather advisory is in effect right now for the greater lake tahoe area. light snow was seen coming down pretty constantly throughout the day yesterday, causing low visibility for drivers heading up on interstate 80 or highway 50. chain controls right now are in effect on both of the highways, so if you do plan to head up to the mountains this weekend, you better know before you go. >> said 30, but turned out to be a lot worse. so far it's been fine up until we started climbing through the through 80, once we started hitting the snow, it got real bad. >> go slow. take your time. when they say chains don't wait, just put the chains on. >> it's no laughing matter. and there are also strong winds hitting the sierra. so if you're visiting, expect some delays or closures on the slopes.

>> all right. as we head towards what is probably a three day weekend for a lot of people, they might be thinking, should i head up there? steve, i don't know if you've had a chance to look. are they going to get a decent amount of snow, not go friday? >> maybe. okay sunday. probably your best bet, but it doesn't matter what i say. yeah, people go anyway, so, mount tam an inch and three quarters, ben lowman an inch and a third woodacre an inch and a third kentfield an inch in 18/100. other locations with rainfall was pretty good. mount saint helena an inch and 18 100. chabot reservoir, a half inch. castro valley, also a half inch. napa 4/10 petaluma a third. vallejo a third, redwood city 18/100 and alum rock, san jose are two observations of 2/10. we're kind of in between. could still be a few little guy showers pop up. not a big deal. it'll be a mixed bag today. some clouds, maybe brief little rain there, but most of the activity in the mountains looks like it's about done. but winter storm warning goes until 11. next system is on tap for friday and it will be a wind producer and also a rain producer. so the

wind of change is on the way here. wind advisory starts tomorrow at 11 a.m. and this system will pack a pretty good punch, taking us into probably, i'd say half the weekend. so mixed bag today, sun cloud showers, cool breezy. get ready for a bigger system tomorrow. dave >> all right zee. thank you. well, on paper the inflation rate is slowing. but do people see that coming up? we'll tell you why. many consumers still think food prices are skyrocketing. and when it comes to recycling, one bay area city in particular is said to be doing bad. we tell you h s

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it says inflation is still making grocery shopping more expensive. now, back in 2022, food price inflation hit 11, while food inflation over the last few months has been slowing to pre-pandemic levels. purdue university's latest consumer food report says many americans are not feeling relief. >> official measures of inflation are either month to month or year over year. consumers might not necessarily think in terms of years, but they might think of prices today relative to some some period in the past, maybe before the pandemic. >> now, researchers say it's harder to notice a drop in food

prices when the overall cost of living is still high. your times 524 google wants to help you plan your next vacation. the company's search engine will now use artificial intelligence to offer travel ideas and schedules. now the feature right now is available for users to test in google's search labs. google maps is also getting an update to include lists of places to go when you search out a city. an alumni of top chef is bringing a popular sweet shop to the bay area this year. fabio viviani plans to open a dessert shop in emeryville called jars. and just like the name, the shop will offer single serve portions of sweet treats in jars including tiramisu and blackberry pie. the jars has locations in chicago and in southern california. the east bay times says the new location will be in the bay street emeryville shopping center, and it's due to open this summer. it

is 525 workers at an ice cream chain franchise, raising some new questions about california's fast food labor law. one operator at handles ice cream shop in southern california has been trying to get some answers. now, she found federal law does not consider shops like hers limited service restaurants, which is what the new state law applies to. she said she reached out to a state assemblyman who wrote the law, but his office suggested that she contact the seiu. >> seiu was willing to take a look at the bill and offered some cleanup, and offered to look at what we were discussing in regards to not being the intent of the bill. and then upon further contact with seiu, they also decided that their scope was very limited and most

likely would not be able to carve out an exemption for us. so that we would probably need to write our own bill, she said. >> she also contacted the governor's office but didn't get a response several times. our time is 526. in efforts underway to expand recycling in san jose, almost 60% of items tossed into single family recycling bins are not recyclable. you heard pam. starting next month, the city will send out teams inspecting the curbside recycling and studying how effective it is, and at the same time encouraging residents to recycle more. a nonprofit group called trash punks is also volunteering to clean up san jose by getting rid of blight. that group is welcoming the city's efforts to expand recycling by examining how much the residents are sending to landfills and

composting. all right, it is 527. time we can see your greedy side nurses in the south bay making their voices heard. we tell you why they say cutbacks at a trauma center could be putting lives in danger, and the battle heats up over pickleball at an historic building in richmond. why? the city council says their hands are tied trying to stop pickleball from coming in

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a long awaited introduction in oakland. the priorities for the city's new police chief and how people are feeling about him and his plans. and more than a year after devastating floods in monterey county, many people are still unable to go home. the millions in funds now available to help the community of pajaro. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it's thursday morning march 28th. you know what today is friday eve. thank you pat i appreciate it. >> nice. all right. it's a three day weekend a holiday weekend. some people still may be heading out on spring break. so they want to know what is the weather going to be like? >> steve so do i. that's a very good question, no. i know we'll

get a break today, although there will be some lingering rain popping up here hither and yon, so to speak, here. but the main front went through pretty good. right in line, pretty much with what we thought. the next system, though, will be stronger. that will be here on friday, friday, friday night into saturday and maybe lingering into sunday, but i think it will be south of us by then. 4050 on the temps. but for thursday, another tricky day because we have a mixed bag here. lingering light rain, partly cloudy, cool mix of sun, clouds, cool breezy and showers. otherwise not much going on. 5060. well below average on the temps. okay, i think san jose 101 unless that's better, yeah, you know what? and right now we still have of the commute here on northbound 101. that's going to be very slow because of that crash. let me put it up on the triple a traffic camera here, northbound 101 almost at a standstill because of this crash that happened about 45 minutes ago on northbound 101, so it is very, very slow. i would say you

want to use 280 instead. i can put 280 up here, northbound. 280. i can't explain why more people don't use two 1885 in these situations. they just go out and get on 101 and get stuck there. but a good substitute is 280 and 85 for sure. 532 let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal, a plan to reduce the speed limit around schools statewide. and this comes after a child was killed in a crosswalk outside a school in campbell almost two years ago. ktvu is ali rasmus joins us now from campbell with the details of this new safety plan. >> ali, we are outside castlemont elementary school in campbell, and you can see behind us one of the posted school signs out here says the speed limit is 25mph. south bay assembly member marc berman says not only should the speed limit be less than that around schools no more than 20 miles an hour, but he believes the signs around these school zones should be more specific. he's proposing a bill that would require local

governments to create school walk zones. it would include all roads and sidewalks within a half mile of a school, and the speed limit in those areas would be reduced to 20mph or less. it could be as slow as 15mph. signs would also have to list the specific times schools are in session, and those slower speeds would apply. castlemont elementary and campbell is where, almost two years ago, an eight year old boy was struck and killed in the crosswalk while walking to his elementary school. speed was a factor in that tragic and deadly crash. now, assembly member berman, along with some campbell unified school district officials and the superintendent, are going to be at the school a little later this morning to talk about this bill to lower the speed limits around schools, later this morning. so we'll be here to cover that and have an update later on in the show. live in campbell. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. okay, allie. >> thank you. time is now. 534. the city of oakland, after more than a year without a police chief, finally introduced the new police chief.

>> it is my honor to introduce to you our new top police officer, chief floyd mitchell. >> now, before coming to oakland, floyd mitchell was police chief in lubbock, texas, and he says he has a lot to learn. >> i will work tirelessly to earn the trust, respect and confidence of my police department members, oakland's residents and its businesses. >> now, chief mitchell says he's committed to reforming the police department, which is getting close now to getting out from under federal oversight. some oakland city council members say they like what they see so far 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. >> now, the new police chief says he has a lot planned for his first 100 days, and that includes meeting with key stakeholders, including the federal monitor overseeing

police reforms, the rank and file, the command staff and the citizens and business owners who've been waiting more than a year to get a new police chief. >> a seventh prison guard has been sentenced for his role in the sex abuse scandal at the women's federal correctional institution in dublin. a federal judge sentenced former correctional officer nakia nunley to six years in prison. in september, nunley pled guilty to multiple counts of sex abuse involving inmates at the prison. >> 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. 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, but no criminal charges have been filed as a result of that operation. the assistant u.s. attorney will interview candidates next month to oversee the prison.

>> our time is 536. there was a call in oakland for the biden administration to decriminalize cannabis. several groups held a news conference at oakland city hall, including supernova women, the last prisoner project, and the drug policy alliance. they were joined by actress rosario dawson, a celebrity advocate. the group say president biden promised back in 2020 to decriminalize cannabis and he still has not done it. >> i think that there's this concern from the federal government that we're going to ask them to take over. no one's asking the federal government to take over the cannabis space. the reality is that states are leading the reform. states are the primary regulators. we just want to remove those federal barriers, particularly for people who are continuing to be criminalized at the federal level. >> now, leaders with the drug policy alliance say in april they're taking this call to the white house. the list is growing

for candidates hoping to be the next governor of california, former state controller betty yee has announced she is now running for the office. >> 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 in the state, bring transparency to sacramento, and address the climate crisis. other candidates include lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and state school superintendent tony thurmond. our time now. >> 537. there's a new poll out that says many americans are not enthusiastic about a november rematch of the 2020 presidential election. and according to the associated press poll, 43% of those polled say they're fearful about another four years with donald trump as president, while 31% feel the same. about four more years with joe biden in the

white house. and a judge in california recommended that former trump election attorney john eastman be disbarred. that opinion comes after a trial over what eastman did to try to overturn the 2020 presidential election. eastman is also among those facing charges in georgia for alleged election interference. the california supreme court will use yesterday's opinion to determine whether to revoke the law. license of eastman nurses at the regional medical center in san jose held a rally to call attention to the critical services that will soon be cut. >> the regional medical center says it is downsizing the trauma center due to the lower number of patients in need of those services and the regulatory requirements involved. the nurses say not having critical services readily available means patients suffering from a stroke or heart attack will lose those life saving services. >> the reason that we're out here today is to raise awareness

in this community, because i don't think people really understand what's going on in, come august 12th, the hospital is going to be doing away with comprehensive trauma services, comprehensive stroke services, and also stemi, which is a heart attack. >> the nurses say eliminating the trauma center will make it harder for a mainly latino and east san jose population to receive vital health care. the regional medical center released a statement saying in part, we will continue evaluating treating and or stabilizing stroke and serious heart attack patients. should patients need a higher level of care. we would transport to other local facilities. richmond city leaders are blaming a bad deal 20 years ago. for now, allowing pickleball at the craneway pavilion. >> this isn't a question about whether pickleball is good or bad, it's a question about public space and making sure that public space is accessible to the public, including non pickleball players.

>> the council heard from residents who protested at the pavilions pickleball grand opening last weekend, but the city negotiated with a developer in 2004 to renovate the facility in exchange for a lease that could go on forever. the city is asking the state for more guidance, but so far developers are allowed to use the space for whatever they want, including those pickleball courts. >> it is now 540 in san francisco. the tennis court in hunters point reopened yesterday after being renovated. $271,000 was spent by the city to transform the four tennis courts. the money used was mostly generated by fees collected from a south of market development project. the refurbished tennis courts will be used by youth tennis advantage, one of the nation's oldest inner city youth tennis programs. >> all right. very nice. >> looks good. >> sports. sports are good for everybody. get outside. get outside today i think before more rain comes in. right?

correct >> okay. tomorrow might be a little dicey. yeah. wind and rain on the way for tomorrow. all right. mount tamalpais, i believe, was the winner of the pack here at 1.71. almost an inch and three quarters. that's pretty impressive. cazadero an inch and 57 100. they actually did something they don't usually do. the old rule of thumb is to double what santa rosa gets for the russian river. santa rosa had 43/100 and they more than doubled it. and i'll say mount veeder 1.39, ben lowman 1.34. other locations woodacre an inch and a third bonny doon almost an inch of rain. fairfax, 83 100. in marin county, santa rosa is 43. oakland a third and san francisco picked up 2/10. there's a little bit of activity kind of popping up around. not a big deal, but we'll see some of that developing today. so a mix of sun, clouds, cool, breezy, well below average on the temps here. snow looks like it's about done. winter storm warning goes until 11, but i think we're on the back rounding third and heading for home on this. but still some snow totals start to come in around 730 8:00. you have to have a light to see

what's out there. next system will be with us on friday and this looks like a wind producer and a rain producer. wind of change is already on the way, so wind advisory starts at 11 a.m. friday and goes through 5 a.m. saturday. could be some pretty good gusts 5060 plus in the hills. it's going to be a dynamic system, which will then slowly churn down the coast as we go into saturday, saturday night and sunday. so mixed bag today. take your pick. it's midwest weather. just wait five minutes the way it looks. 50s, 60s. that's it on the temps. >> thank you steve tiktok launched a new million dollar television advertising campaign as senators reveal the bill that could ban the popular app, we'll tell you how tiktok users are using the ad to warn their audiences of how much would be lost if the social media app was banned. >> and in the city of richmond celebrating a victory. how the city honored these kids who won a national championship

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a levee breached in pajaro. many of the residents there still have not received financial help they need, just this week, an expanded financial recovery and aid program started. the levee breach forced thousands of people, many of them farmworkers, to evacuate their homes for weeks, even months.

>> i 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. >> the monterey county is pulling together $20 million in direct financial aid for both businesses and for residents. now, business owners could get up to $100,000 to offset rebuilding costs. homeowners could get up to $15,000 in cash assistance. >> but 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 now. >> residents of pajaro are asked to apply for this early. there

were so many people on the first day of this county program. they were given numbers, and they'll have to come back later to finish their applications. >> the bay area's newest women's professional soccer team is preparing for its historic first home game in a sold out stadium, bay fc announced all 18,000 tickets have been sold for the inaugural match at paypal park in san jose on saturday. players have been attending events all week around the bay area. ahead of that home game presented the mayor in san francisco with that jacket. they attended celebrations there on tuesday. the players say they are looking forward to playing in front of their fans at home. >> 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, did you hear that? >> exciting. yeah. force to be reckoned with for sure. the inaugural home opener on saturday will be against the houston dash. so far, bay fc has played two games on the road. their record is one win and one loss. now also on saturday, join us when fox local presents women's soccer a new bay area. we take a deeper look at the inaugural season of bay fc, how the team is connecting with diverse communities and inspiring the next generation of female soccer players. that airs at 830 saturday morning on bravo. >> bravo i love it! >> so exciting. we'll continue to follow that for sure. well, the city of richmond is celebrating their nine and under youth football team for their exemplary achievements, culminating in their triumph as national champions on december 15th. >> they're the national champions. the pint sized players honored by the city council for winning a national championship in december. the head coach congratulated the

kids and praised the coaches and the parents and he talked about how the kids fought through some tough times during the season. he also asked the city to support youth football. >> we just ask that, you know, richmond stand behind us as the city of pride and purpose, that you stand behind these young men, this young lady and the rest of our richmond steeler organization and give us the support we need. so we can move forward. we can thrive. we don't want to die away because right now, the richmond is struggling to find practice fields, where to play at and we can just get y'all to support us. we love that. everything y'all do in richmond, we just don't want to be forgot about. >> yeah, you won't be forgotten. the coach also says many of the kids also excel in school and said coaching the kids is a true honor. >> academic athletes, national champions. there you go. and there is one. as he said, young lady on the team as well. yes. phenomenal. super exciting. sal. it is.

>> it's nice to see them getting their props. yes. as the kids say dave and i know and you're you're a coach. they might not even say that anymore. that's from a long time ago right. yeah. they say something else now, good morning everyone. let's go out and take a look at the bay bridge from our triple a traffic camera. you can see it here. there's starting to be a little bit of a backup, but nothing major. we've been watching the bridges. they look good. there's a problem in san jose along northbound 101. there was a deadly crash. northbound 101. at 880, someone was walking on the freeway, according to chp, and was hit. so traffic is not very good. fortunately for you, a good substitute would be 280 or 85. getting into that west valley. go ahead and use that instead. here's a man who deserves even more props. >> nothing. nothing tarbes, about getting props right, sam? what did you say? nothing. terrible terrible terrible terrible. >> oh that's new. i didn't know

that one. >> got to hang out with the kids though. so all right, mount tamalpais, you had the most rain that i saw at an inch and almost three quarters. that's pretty impressive. that overachieved there, no doubt. cazadero an inch and a half. no doubt about that one as well. overachieved santa rosa was spot on. san francisco was close and san jose close. but in the hills. mount veeder 1.39. ben lomond 1.34. this was an overachiever in the higher elevations. kentfield an inch and 18 100. chabot reservoir at a half inch rain. uc berkeley botanical garden beautiful place, also had a half inch rain. napa 4/10 petaluma third vallejo a third. redwood city 18 100 san jose 14. the projection for san jose was 12 and 16 100. so right in line. so sometimes it works, but that not in the mountains or in the hills. it was they they had a lot more. we'll see a mixed bag today. i mean it's just a, a broad brush here. sun, clouds, cool breezy, maybe a little bit of activity popping up, you know, occasionally coming through the mound still has a winter storm warning until 11. i

it's probably about done. you can see in the last right there it looks like it's winding down totals will come in around 738. next system it will be stronger and not only rain wise, but wind wise. so a wind advisory has already been issued for tomorrow . friday 11 a.m. friday until 5 a.m. saturday. could get some gusts easily over 50 60in some of the higher elevations. that'll be a south wind southerly and this system looks pretty promising here for moderate to heavy rain and strong winds. so today take your pick. sun, clouds, maybe some scattered showers. not very warm 50s 60s on the temps, but tomorrow into at least saturday i think we'll have a lot of activity. should be on the drier side for most of sunday. >> okay, save time is now 553 a new trend called ozempic babies is shaking up social media. women are telling stories of unplanned pregnancies. we'll tell you the latest on how weight loss drugs are interfering with birth control and increasing fertility. >> she was very feisty and she

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me too. >> if you've taken bart recently, you may have heard some of that music filling the station's bach in the subways is a worldwide movement. it started here this month. it's a series of musicians who perform at various stops. the mission is to introduce more people to classical music. the music at bart will continue through the month as we celebrate women's history month. we are taking a close look at one of the bay area's literary pioneers, ina coolbrith, california's first poet laureate. on san francisco's russian hill. there is a park dedicated to her, but today many people don't remember her. she was a literary legend in her day and became california's first poet laureate in 1915. during the pan pacific international exhibition, there is a universalism about her messages, anticipating death and loneliness and loss, and yet not losing hope. >> at the same time, many of coolbrith's manuscripts were

lost in san francisco's 1906 earthquake and fire, but at oakland's main library, the ina coolbrith collection preserves the photos, newspaper clippings, and poems that did survive. >> she was oakland's first librarian for 20 years, mentoring oakland's youth, including a young boy named jack . >> london had an influence on jack london's life as isadora duncan. all of these people had oakland ties, and so i think that's her, her lasting legacy. >> that legacy lives throughout the bay area in berkeley, there's an ina coolbrith path with a marker at the stairs up to grizzly peak in oakland. her bronze statue stands with other humanitarian heroes at a park on 13th street. and in san francisco, there is a special bench in ina coolbrith park with a plaque called poet's corner. the warriors will travel to charlotte for a matchup with the hornets tomorrow. last night, the warriors overcame an early draymond green ejection in

orlando to keep their postseason hopes alive. he was upset about a call that did not involve steph curry without their best defensive player. they held the magic to 93 points. warriors led nearly the entire game but needed key plays late to win it. steph curry made a driving hook shot with a minute to go, added a three pointer with 34 seconds left in the final points. after the game, he talked about the team's resilience after green was ejected from the game. we need him. >> he knows that we all know that, so whatever it takes to keep him on the floor and be available, that's what's got to happen. it was a beautiful team effort to respond the way that we did and get this win, because we went and took it. >> with ten games left in the season. the warriors remain two and a half back of the lakers for ninth place, and they are a game up on the houston rockets for the final play in spot at. >> any given night, you can walk

through here. and this was like a bizarre for sale for all the fentanyl smokers in san francisco's tenderloin district has new fencing now to deter drug use. >> we'll tell you how a nonprofit group is taking matters into their own hands to battle the drug crisis. and today could be the last opening day for the a's at the oakland coliseum. we'll tell you why. diehard fans plan to protest today instead of tailgating in the coliseum's parking lot. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is thursday march 28th. taking a nice look outside i look at that little clear morning today in between the rain i think let's check in with steve paulson. >> yeah, we get a little break. today's a little this and that. some sun, some clouds, a little cooler breezy, a little bit of

activity. still occasionally scooting through here, but the main system has gone by. the next one will be on friday afternoon evening into early saturday 40s 50s on the temps, but again, it's another tricky day on that forecast because again, it's a little of partly cloudy. some lingering light rain, mix of sun, clouds, cool showers and well below average on the high temps with 50s and 60s. well, let's see if the morning commute is a bargain or not. here's the man to tell us. >> well, steve, i'm looking at the bay bridge traffic camera right now, and i'm looking at lighter than usual traffic. however, it's only 6:00. i won't get fooled again. this is going to get busier. although it is the week coming up to easter. we may get some people taking time off, but i'm still not sure it's going to be light today. you can see though, the traffic is a little lighter than usual. san mateo bridge looks good as you head out to the peninsula. still a big problem on northbound 101. only one lane open for the

investigation of a fatal crash on northbound 101 at 880, as the substitute used 280 or 85 601. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal today is opening day for major league baseball. >> now the giants are on the road. they're playing the padres in san diego. the a's will be hosting cleveland. this could be the final opening day game in oakland. >> and that leads us to ktvu bay. leo carroll here in studio with plans for an opening day protest. >> that is exactly right. it is sort of the beginning of the end of an era in oakland today, as the a's will host their last opening day at the coliseum, the team has had a very public, very messy process, which will likely result in them calling las vegas their new home once they move. but for the immediate future, they will sit tight at the coliseum, at least for this season. that is exactly where fans are planning to protest the team's move to continue to urge the team's owner, john fisher,

to sell the a's. but they actually don't want to buy tickets to go inside. at least that's what the organizers of this protest hope. >> 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. so instead of spending money on tickets, which organizers say fisher will use to help pay for the team's relocation to vegas, organizers instead urging fans to support the oakland ballers and the oakland roots. >> some say the plan they plan to show up at the protest as early as noon today, even though the parking lot is not set to open until 5 p.m. that's just two hours before first pitch is thrown out. now, at last check there are still plenty of tickets available for fans who do want to go to that game tonight. lowest price that i just saw on ticketmaster was 15

bucks. dave, let's send it back to you. >> all right, bailey, thank you. time now. 6032 people have been charged in san francisco in connection with drug trafficking in the tenderloin. district attorney brooke jenkins charged two men with three counts of possession for sale or purchase of a controlled substance. now, police say they seized almost 2 pounds of fentanyl, as well as heroin, cocaine and other drugs. one of the suspects is not eligible for parole because of two previous felony convictions. the charges come after police booked or cited more than two dozen people for drug charges in the tenderloin in the past week. well a nonprofit group is taking safety into its own hands in the tenderloin, they installed a new fence in an area known for being the site of illegal drug sales. now, the hope is that the fencing will keep drug dealers and drug users out. some say this fence is a step in the

right direction, but others doubt it will really clean up the area. >> they will do the drugs right in front of you like it's just dangerous. you. it's already bad at daytime. you do not want to be down here at night time. it's like not going to stop them because it's like we've been in san francisco for so long. they're going to find another spot, another way to sell their stuff. >> well, i hope this works and keeps it clean and helps the neighborhood and sources are telling ktvu the group does have a permit from the city to put that fence up on a public sidewalk. >> residents, though, wonder why the city has not led the way in taking action to reduce crime and drug use. >> an investigation continues in pacifica after police opened fire and killed a woman. it happened yesterday morning just before 8 a.m. outside an apartment complex on francisco boulevard, just west of highway one. officials say they were called to the scene after a man called police, saying his mother had just shot him. when officers arrived, they say the mother was driving away in a ford escape and pointed a gun at them.

that's when police say officers opened fire and the woman was killed. people who live nearby say they are shocked by what happened. i've lived here since 1974 and i've not seen anything like this. >> it's horrible. i i feel for her family. >> i pray for her family. >> authorities have not released what led up to the mother shooting her son, and they have not released their identities. the sun is now reportedly being treated at a hospital. the owners of the orinda theater say they will no longer be open on mondays and tuesdays because of the high cost of their pg and e bill. the owners say the recent pg and e bill was more than $6,000 for the month. that is roughly $220 per day. they chose to close on mondays and tuesdays, when ticket sales are typically lower. >> our time is 606. budget cuts and layoffs announced by the morgan hill unified school district. the school district is facing a budget deficit of more

than $6 million. the budget cuts will include laying off 26 employees, including assistant principals, academic counselors and teachers with special skills and some teachers in the school district worry the budget cuts will lead to bigger class sizes, and a parents group is now circulating a petition asking the school district to look at other potential budget cuts. >> santa clara county could take over a school district in east san jose. the county's office of education is reviewing alum rock union school district's financial reports. it's projected a $20 billion budget deficit. trustees acknowledge school closures are imminent. some district board members say they need more time to come up with a plan, and that extra oversight is not needed. the district serves about 8000 students across 22 schools. >> all right. our time is 607. we've got to get you to where you need to go. sounds busy. he's watching the commute. what's happening out there now? >> yeah, we have to go right

back to 101 in san jose. dave and pam. because of a deadly collision that happened at about 4:00 this morning. a little bit before that, someone was walking on the freeway, was hit by a car and killed northbound 101 down to one lane. it's been that way for gosh, it's been that way. coming up on two hours here and the traffic is going to be very slow now as i see, 280 is a good substitute for 101. and 85 also is a good alternate route in the south bay. we're going to keep an eye on it for you though. the south bay commute tends to get going a little bit later. the triple a traffic camera at the bay bridge is showing a little more slow traffic here at the toll plaza. no problems on the bridge. 607. let's get back to the desk. >> thank you. sal, it was an emotional reunion between a family and a vacaville police officer. ktvu is andre senior joining us now to share the story of how a first year officer's welfare check led to a better life for three young

brothers. >> good morning pam isaac stevens reunited with three children. he met three years ago. he took pictures with the brothers in a courtroom, as you see right here, where adoption papers were officially signed, he first encountered the then eight, four and two year old children during a call for a welfare check of a child. police say they were living in a grossly unsanitary apartment with limited adult supervision. stevens promptly got solano county child welfare services involved, and they actually met me here at the police department just outside those steps in the middle of the night after the initial call for service. >> i grew up in inner city, in the tenderloin and, you know, and anyone that knows san francisco and the tenderloin know it's not the easiest neighborhood to grow up in. i felt like a duty to these three kids. >> the lancasters are a husband and wife celebrating their adoption of the brothers. the couple made sure the boys would stay together and not be separated. the children are also giving her a second chance at

motherhood after she lost her first child years ago. >> they've given me life, my life back. that's very rewarding watching them grow and play sport and you know and do good in school. >> well, last friday, the couple officially adopted the boys and invited police officer isaac stevens to be there at the court hearing. the family is now planning vacation at an amusement park in southern california to celebrate. pam. >> thank you. andre so warning from nurses in the south bay how they say proposed cutbacks of a trauma center will hurt the health of the community. >> and two days after that deadly bridge collapse in baltimore, we're going to tell you the latest on the investigation and the recovery efforts and the efforts to minimize the economic impac

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two of the six construction workers who died after a cargo ship hit a support pillar of the francis scott key bridge. our reporter, connor hansen, has been out there covering that collapse. you have the latest update, connor. good morning. >> good morning dave. now that they have recovered the bodies of two of those construction workers, it does seem officials are moving on to more of a

salvage phase of this. trying to clear out this channel. and now that the sun is up here in baltimore county, we can get a much clearer shot of that container ship. just to give you an idea of the scale of this ship we're talking about. still completely loaded with these containers. i mean, it was carrying thousands and thousands of tons of this stuff. just gives you an idea of how much force it would have hit. that bridge with. we're also learning from the ntsb now that they've been on board. they've seen the manifest. they've retrieved the black box. they do say there were hundreds of tons of hazardous materials being carried on the ship, and some of them might have been spilled into the river here, making a difficult situation even worse for those responsible for the recovery and clearing out this channel, you can still see the bridge as well. right next to it just gives you an idea of the scale of the mess that needs to be cleaned up here. how much debris is still in the river, and that's just showing what's above water. you can imagine

even more below the water. so a huge cleanup effort, ahead of officials here before they can get this channel back up and running, the army corps of engineers is getting involved. and hopefully we'll start to see a plan for that soon. >> connor hanson, thank you for that report. live from baltnk you. make sure you stay right here with us on mornings on two for the latest on this. still developing story. and you can always get the latest details on ktvu.com. it is now 614 pan. >> a west point cadet from pleasanton has died in an accidental drowning. 21 year old haven morris died on monday while on spring break in florida. officials say with the u.s. military academy police in fort lauderdale, they do not suspect any foul play. morris is tactical officer at west point, described him as a bright young man with a determination to succeed in all he did. the city

of oakland. after more than a year without a police chief, finally introduced the new police chief, floyd mitchell. >> he's not flashy, but he will roll up his sleeves and do the real work, that real, impactful work to ensure our our community's success. >> before coming to oakland, floyd mitchell was police chief in lubbock, texas. >> i'm just going to say my experience and 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. >> he says he is committed to continuing to reform the department, which is just short of getting out of federal oversight. some oakland city council members say they like what they see in the new police chief so far. >> 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, and that includes meeting with key stakeholders, including the federal monitor overseeing reforms as the rank and file command staff and the citizens and business owners who have been waiting more than a year to get a new police chief. >> all right. our time is 616. let's check in with sal. you've been busy there are things happening in our commute. yeah, it's getting busier. >> and right now we do see a bigger backup at the bay bridge from our triple a traffic camera. i told you i wasn't going to get fooled again. people did show up. it was light at six, but it didn't stay that way. and you can see on the san mateo bridge, it's still looking pretty good, but people are beginning to show up. we do have an issue northbound 101. it's getting a little better now that they've opened up the lanes here at 880. it took them a couple of hours to do it, but things are getting better. if you want to use 280 as a substitute instead. that would be nice because it's

absolutely clear and so is 85. but i think that things are going to start evening out for that south bay commute. now that the lanes on 101 near 880 are open. 617 what about today's weather? let's bring steve in. >> sal, opening day, yes, sir, giants will play today and tomorrow weekend. iffy in san diego. >> iffy. oh i see well, you know, they can always get it in at some point. they will. yes. right. >> i think the a's play tonight. but i would be surprised if they play friday night. yeah i'd be surprised, our system did about what we thought for those at the surface. but in the hills missed it completely. wind of change is on the way for tomorrow. wind advisory starts at 11 a.m. friday and goes till 5 a.m. saturday. this will be a south southerly wind, and it could be cranked up pretty good here, pretty strong surface low for the end of march is going to be knocking on the door, right just to the west of the bay area tomorrow. 40s 50s on the temps here, mount shasta is 35 truckee's 28 south lake tahoe, 29 degrees grass valley,

mammoth, reno, all in the 30s. alturas in there as well. the jet stream. they can't can't have systems without the jet stream be weak or strong. and that's going to be roaring into us here tomorrow. so more rain, wind on friday, friday afternoon, especially friday night into early saturday here. not seeing too much today. there are maybe a few little guys shower popping up. this forecast projection is focusing on san jose down to morgan hill, fremont, redwood city. then tomorrow we'll start to bring in rain, especially for late friday morning into afternoon, evening and then into saturday. and there will be some pretty good snow up in the mountains. but again, it's going to be a combination this time of wind and rain, depending on which model you look at. some soaked forecasts for snow as is okay and others are pretty good. this is the gfs, so it's a leap of faith to try and trust the gfs on anything, but it shows a pretty good snow moving into the mountains this weekend. you didn't tell us that, i just did. mixed bag thursday. lingering light rain, sun cloud showers. cool and breezy today 5060s well

below average. not only today but well into the weekend as well. and wind and rain friday into early saturday. hopefully it will be gone by sunday. >> hopefully. all right. thank you. steve tiktok taking its message to the public by launching a new million dollar ad campaign, the warning users are giving about how much would be lost if the app is banned and a new trend called ozempic babies. women are sharing their unplanned pregnancies and blame the weight loss

to address the city's recent crime wave. several groups are outraged after an elderly laundromat worker was assaulted by two customers earlier. earlier this month. residents have also been critical of the oakland police response after one of the attackers was only cited with a misdemeanor for the rally starts at 11:00, the california state university system is simplifying the courses needed for all new students, including transfers. it comes after cal state trustees voted for a new pathway for general education. the decision reduces the required courses in arts, humanities and self-development. the new curriculum takes effect in the fall of 2025, according to a new report. recent high school and college graduates say they lack the confidence and competency of basic life skills. the survey,

by quizlet found 33% of graduates say they feel uncertain about the skills they need in the real world. 68% of participants believe they would be better prepared for life if they took more nonacademic courses. 79% of participants say they are overwhelmed. by financial planning, which then impacts their mental health. there is a push to include financial courses in high school. some women are reporting on social media that they became pregnant while using weight loss drugs like ozempic or wegovy, even while using birth control pills. the trending topic is ozempic babies. some health care professionals say they have seen cases of the failure of oral contraceptives with women using the weight loss drugs. they say the weight loss medication slowed down stomach emptying, so they affect how food and other medications are absorbed. >> it can affect the absorption of a pill because it affects digestion. there isn't a directly labeled, warning for that. so we haven't seen any

direct evidence of that. but it is a concern for oral medications. any of them, including birth control, the advice for women who do not want to get pregnant is to use an alternative to birth control pills while they are using the weight loss medication. >> as workers at an ice cream chain franchise raising new questions about california's fast food labor law. now one operator at handels ice cream shop in southern california has been trying to get some answers. she found federal law does not consider shops like hers limited service restaurants, which is what the new state law applies to, she said she reached out to an assemblyman who wrote the law, but his office suggested she contact the union. >> seiu was willing to take a look at the bill and offered some cleanup, and offered to look at what we were discussing in regards to not being the

intent of the bill. and then upon further contact with seiu, they also decided that their scope was very limited and most likely would not be able to carve out an exemption for us. so that we would probably need to write our own bill, she said. >> she also has contacted the governor's office several times but has not received a response. an effort is underway to expand recycling in san jose, nearly 60% of the items tossed in a single family recycling bin not recyclable. beginning next month, the city will send out teams to inspect curbside recycling and study the effectiveness and at the same time encourage residents to recycle. a nonprofit called trash punks is also volunteering to clean up san jose by getting rid of some of the blight. the group is welcoming the city's efforts to expand recycling by examining how much residents are sending to the landfill and how much they are composting in san

francisco. the tennis courts in hunters point reopened yesterday after they were renovated. $271,000 was spent by the city to transform the four tennis courts. the money used was mostly generated by fees collected from a south of market development project. the refurbished courts will be used by youth tennis advantage, one of the nation's oldest inner city youth tennis programs. attention subaru owners hundreds of thousands of vehicles are being recalled. we have the details on the recall and how you can get the issue fixed for free. and nurses say there is a community at risk. their frustration and rally over cutbacks

of the 2020 presidential elections. we'll tell you why. a significant percentage fear another turn for either of the top candidates. and a warning to slow down. a south bay school district becomes the site of a proposed change in the law that would reduce speed limits near schools statewide from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> all right, a lot of stocks to watch as we hear that opening bell this morning. walgreens issued a warning about a challenging retail environment in the us and the impact that

will have on earnings this year. a big move for estee lauder. it is launching an online store on amazon for its clinique line of skincare and makeup, and the bay area's restoration hardware, set to open up close to 10% after an upbeat outlook for the year. rh just opened one of its fancy gallery stores with a rooftop restaurant and bar in cleveland. wow elta, md, it is national dermatologist day. i'm going to tell you, as somebody who grew up sun worshiping on the beach very important to see your dermatologist. i go every six months just to make sure i'm healthy. you are little reminder. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> welcome to thursday. it is march 28th already at the end of the i know the month wrapping up and as promised steve said came in like a lion going out like a lion. >> not as not as much of a roar. right, steve? >> tomorrow will be a pretty good roar. okay, yes, but i

think the beginning will be a little more, was a little more active, stronger, but still had the system coming by last night, early this morning. still some activity will pop up. this is kind of a midwest forecast here. just wait five minutes. so 40s, 50s on the temps here, we'll get a mix of sun, clouds, showers, cool, breezy. it's another tricky day on the forecast. no doubt about it. tomorrow, though , is the main event that will be wind and rain. cool for us. 5060s on the temps. well, the best thing you can say in the morning commute is i can see for miles, but my guess is that's probably not true. sal. >> steve, i won't get fooled again. >> oh, i like what you did there, sir. yes, sir, you know, right now we do have traffic that's beginning to get a little bit slower on some of these commutes at the bay bridge toll plaza, for example, it is slow now. it is, you know, getting closer to easter. and tomorrow is good friday. the markets will be closed, and we might have some people taking time off. we'll see. this is a look now at the commute here on the san

mateo bridge via our aa traffic camera. you can see traffic is moving along. okay. 632 let's get back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, most drivers know 25 miles an hour. that's the speed limit around schools. but that could change if state lawmakers pass a new bill. ktvu allie rasmus is in campbell right now. you have all the details, allie. good morning. >> good morning dave. we're outside castlemont elementary school in campbell. where behind me you can see one of those 25 mile per hour speed limit signs. there's also another school zone sign there behind it. that yellow one you see with the symbols of the parent and child crossing the street. but there's no specifics on either of these signs about when school is in session. a south bay lawmaker wants to change that. assembly member marc berman says not only should the speed limit be lower than 25 miles an hour, in fact, no more than 20mph, he's proposing a bill that would require local governments to create school walk zones to include all roads and sidewalks

within a half mile radius of a school. signs nearby. the schools would also have to list the specific times schools are in session, and when those rules would apply. now, castlemont elementary in campbell is where almost two years ago, september of 2022, eight year old jacob villanueva was struck by a car in the crosswalk while he was walking to school with his babysitter. the driver had been making a left turn when the crash happened. the driver did stop and cooperate with investigators, but the eight year old boy later died at the hospital. now, this morning, assemblymember berman, along with campbell unified school district officials and the superintendent here will be out side the school to talk about this bill that they're proposing in the state legislature. again, that would lower the speed limit around schools to no more than 20mph. live in campbell, allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay. allie thank you. time is 634. a seventh prison guard was sentenced for his role in the sex abuse scandal at the women's federal correctional

institution in dublin. a federal judge sentenced former correctional officer nakia nunley to six years in prison in september, nunley pleaded guilty to several counts of sex abuse involving inmates at the prison. >> 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, speaking to a lot of women at the facility who've been abused and it's horrific. now earlier this month, the fbi raided the prison, but no criminal charges have been filed as a result of that operation, the assistant u.s. attorney will interview candidates next month to oversee the prison nurses at the regional medical center in san jose held a rally to call attention to the critical services that will soon be cut. >> the regional medical center says it is downsizing the trauma center due to the lower number of patients in need of those services and the regulatory

requirements involved. nurses say not having critical services readily available means patients suffering from a stroke or heart attack will lose those life saving services is the reason that we're out here today is to raise awareness in this community, because i don't think people really understand what's going on, come august 12th, the hospital is going to be doing away with comprehensive trauma services, comprehensive stroke services, and also stemi, which is a heart attack. >> the nurses say eliminating the trauma center will make it harder for a mainly latino east san jose population to receive vital health care. for now, the regional medical center released a statement saying in part, we will continue evaluating, treating and or stabilizing stroke and serious heart attack. patients should patients need a higher level of care we would transport to other local facilities. >> your time now. 636 a list of candidates is growing, hoping to be the next governor of california. former state controller betty yee says she's

running for governor. 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 >> now. betty yee right now is vice chair of the california democratic party, and she says he wants to tackle affordability in california, bring transparency to sacramento and deal with climate crisis. other candidates include lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and state school superintendent tony thurman. it is 636. a new poll is out that says many americans are just not enthusiastic about a november rematch of the 2020 presidential election, and according to the associated press poll, 43% of those who were polled say they fear another four years with donald trump as president, while 31% feel the same about four more years with joe biden in the white house and a judge in

california has recommended that former trump election lawyer john eastman be disbarred. that opinion comes after a trial over eastman's actions trying to overturn the 2020 presidential election. eastman is also among those facing charges in georgia for alleged election interference there. the california supreme court will use yesterday's opinion to determine whether to revoke the law. license of eastman. >> a winter weather advisory is currently in effect for the greater lake tahoe area. snow is causing low visibility for drivers heading up on interstate 80 or highway 50. chain controls are currently in effect on both highways, so be prepared if you plan to head to the mountains this weekend. >> they said 30, but turned out to be a lot worse. >> so far it's been fine and up until we started climbing through the through 80, once we started hitting the snow, it got real bad. >> go slow. take your time. when they say chains don't wait, just

put the chains on. >> good advice. there might be some high winds also. so you're being advised to expect some delays, or maybe even some closures of those ski lifts up at the slopes. heavenly. they've even closed the gondola if it's too breezy. so steve says maybe sunday. i think today or sunday there might be rough going in between. let's check in with sal keeping an eye on traffic. i know you always keep an eye on the road. some people still have. they have spring break. next week. they might think, we should head to tahoe. >> you know, i believe we're going to have a segment on later about, spring break and tahoe. but, even if i don't know, i should look at the list, honestly. but it's always fun up there, i've had some many good times. triple a traffic camera. showing you the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up all the way out to the maze. metering lights are on, and, it is going

to be, i think, a little bit better tomorrow. tomorrow is good friday. and the markets will have the day off. and that may mean some financial people won't be going to the office and making it a little easier. northbound 101 has recovered after an earlier crash near 880. the lanes are looking better and 280 in san jose. getting out to that west valley also looks good . at 639, the real me says that the traffic, the traffic is actually going to be a little bit better, not only tomorrow, but maybe even monday after easter. steve. >> well, you better you bet, you know. >> yes. yes, sir. >> thank you sir. all right. so, mount tamalpais, what about it? the leader of the pack here, inch and three quarters that. here's the deal. the forecast models were really good. closer to the surface. they. missed it by this much, if you will, in the hills. casadero. and also in the russian river inch and over

an inch and a half. mount veeder. an inch and a third ben lowman an inch and a third, but otherwise otherwise it was pretty woodacre an inch and a third. bonny doon an inch of rain. fairfax, 83 100. santa rosa was spot on 43. yet usually it's just double it for the russian river. they tripled it this time. i mean, it just blew past that oakland a third of an inch in san francisco, 2/10. so some were right in line. others or oops, that's what you get. this season has been an overachiever on many, many, many occasions. this is one of these days where i think we could get a little sun, then clouds, then a little bit of rain, and then back to sun. clouds kind of cool, breezy, still going in the mountains, although it does look like it's about done here. winter storm warning goes until 11, but i think they're winding down. there's still a little bit going on, so we'll get snow totals here probably about an hour, hour and 20 minutes or so. another system is dropping in and it's developing. it's right back here. this will be right there. you can see that this will be what we call vertically stacked. what's that mean?

there'll be low pressure at all levels from the surface, all the way up to 18 to 20,000ft. and it's going to come in somewhere right around us and then move south. but this will be a wind and rain producer, system is pretty. looks pretty impressive, to be honest with you. so the wind change is coming in tomorrow. wind advisory starts at 11 a.m. friday and goes through 5 a.m. saturday. it does not include areas marin county north, which boggles my mind. i think they'll update that. but 40s 50s on the temps here. we do have this system that's on. its way today as again, just take your pick. there might be a little bit of activity popping up in the santa clara valley. i see that there is san jose morgan hill, maybe santa cruz, ben lowman, then tomorrow wind and rain. that'll take us into saturday. i'm a little nervous about sunday afternoon. i think sunday morning is okay, but sunday afternoon some indications of maybe more build ups. and if you're going to the mountains, it's not a 30% chance. it's 100% chance they'll be getting snow. so be prepared. lingering light rain today. partly cloudy. sun clouds. cool.

breezy today's the tweener day tomorrow. back to wind and rain. >> okay, steve. thank you. time 642. while inflation affected many products, the price of that hot dog soda combo at costco, it's been untouched since 1985. to tell you the reason this strategic decision bucks the trend of rising prices. >> it's a popular item. i know it is. i think they got rid of the churro, though. >> i think they did. >> right. yeah, that's also kind of upsetting. all right, garcia, always on top of it. >> well, they have to keep the pizza a whole pizza for $10. >> that pizza is pretty good, too. >> not bad. yes, we can talk about costco all day. we'll talk about food moment. right? right. however, we will look ahead a bit. now to the 7:00. police officers around the country are trained on tactics meant to stop people without killing them. now a new investigation sheds light on how often officers use of physical holds. tasers and body blows becomes deadly new at seven. what experts say needs to be done to lower that number. then a four month old puppy. story of survival bringing light to the harms of backyard breeding. the story of the shih tzu that'

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aimed at banning tiktok in the united states. tiktok is buying more than $2 billion in tv ads. it will be aired in battleground states like nevada, pennsylvania and ohio, as well as new york city. these political ads show tiktok users worrying about the proposed bill hurting 5 million small business owners who use tiktok to promote their services. now, political analysts say tiktok hopes the public will pressure the us senate in rejecting, or at least tabling the bill, which was narrowly approved by the house and president biden has said he would sign into law. >> in today's dollars and cents, prosecutors in california are warning people about debit cards skimming devices. the scheme involves placing fake devices on self-checkout machines, often seen in grocery stores and at gas stations. surveillance footage shows how quickly these skimmers are installed and why it's difficult to spot them.

>> it's a fake keypad on top of the real point of sale system that looks identical. it's fairly easy to take off. the adhesive isn't that strong because of the reason. when they come in, they put it in with a matter of seconds, and when they take it, they also do the same. >> they're showing you it's an extra little device. police have some advice. check for any loose or suspicious attachments before before using your card. don't be afraid to look around. mm.hmm, one of the nation's largest health insurers, announced it paid more than $3 billion to service providers because of cyber attacks. united health group says hackers breached its network last month, preventing hospitals and pharmacies from filling prescriptions or receiving reimbursements. there was also a cyber attack this week as well. united health handles the medical records of one in every three americans, as subaru is recalling more than 118,000 vehicles. federal regulators say there's a potential issue with deployment of airbags during a crash. now

it is listing certain outback and legacy vehicles made between 2020 and 2022. letters informing the owners of safe of the safety risk will be mailed out in may, and that will be followed by a second letter when the fix is available. well, have you ever wondered why the price of a hot dog and soda at costco is still just $1.50? according to a cnn report, the dollar 50 combo is a strategic decision known as a loss leader. the company is willing to lose money selling the hot dogs at that price, as long as it helps costco attract and keep customers. costco sells more than 100 million hot dogs in its food courts every year. since the company makes almost all of its profits on memberships, it can afford to lose a little money on those hot dogs. >> so you've been watching me and sal eat up all those hot dogs and everything else at costco. >> i don't i don't eat the hot dog in the soda. but i can tell you, i go into costco for, you

know, three things. and i come out spending 300 bucks, you know, there's all these things that you just didn't know you just needed in your home. have to have that. oh, that's a good deal. >> yeah. that's a good price. >> you know what else is a loss leader? i don't know if it's actually they're losing money, but the rotisserie chicken for 5 or 4.99, and that hasn't changed in a while either. so i'm pretty sure that that's also a way to get you in. >> i think so, yeah. >> good morning everyone. let's go out and take a look at the commute. 880 southbound as you drive through hayward and union city. it's getting a little more crowded. westbound 580. we've heard of a possible police activity on 580 so far. it is not affecting the traffic on livermore through 580. we'll let you know if that changes and we'll keep an eye on it for you. let's go to the triple a traffic camera and show you the macarthur maze. you can see that traffic looks good. and when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza , you will see backup stretching out to the maze. 650 let's bring steve back in. steve, can you

see for miles today? >> i can, sal thank you sir, i can. well we have today's that day where we get some sun all of a sudden starts to rain. then we go back to sun. clouds. breeze picks up kind of cool. we're in between systems of the developing. one is on the way for tomorrow, and it's coming down from here. and it's going to what we call just develop rapidly and end up right here over us tomorrow afternoon, evening and then start to slide south. ever so slowly, already in advance of that, a wind advisory has been issued does not include marin county or sonoma county or napa, and i don't understand that. but i don't make those decisions. i think they'll update. that starts at 11 a.m. friday and goes through 5 a.m. on saturday, 40s 50s on the temps. half moon bay and walnut creek in vallejo have something in common, along with petaluma. all 46. so isothermal is what we're looking at here. mount shasta 3539 reno grass valley is in there, truckee 27 and south lake tahoe, 29. still some snow on the go up

there. winter storm warning goes for another couple of hours here. then it will drop and i'm i guarantee you they'll issue another one tomorrow into saturday for sure. maybe even into late saturday. so for today, the jet stream. we can't have any storm without the jet stream. so sun and clouds cool. that low comes actually a little closer than that. it actually comes right about to here, then starts to go that way. so that'll give us more wind and rain. not much today. could be. this forecast model tends to favor the san jose morgan hill area. and then tomorrow we'll start to pick it up. and boy does it ever start to pick up here as we go into saturday morning. and i you know sunday. here's the deal on sunday sunday morning looks okay. but a couple of forecast models are building up some pretty pretty good cloud cover and some rain. sunday evening. so i think sunday morning will go all right. sunday afternoon evening looks iffy to me today though. take your pick. garden variety activity but staying cool. 50s 60s dave on the temps. >> all right steve thank you. time is 652. a woman is in the hospital after barely escaping a

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but they needed some key plays late in the game to win it. steph curry made a driving hook shot with a minute to go, and he added a three pointer with 34 seconds left for the final points, and after the game, steph talked about the team's resilience. after draymond was kicked out of the game. three. >> we need him. he knows that. we all know that, so whatever it takes to keep him on the floor and be available, that's what's got to happen. it was a beautiful team effort to respond the way that we did and get this win because we went and took it. >> now, with ten games left in the season, the warriors are still two and a half games back of the lakers in ninth place. and they're a game up on the houston rockets for that final play in spot. it is 657, two weeks after firing the former coach, stanford welcomed its new men's basketball coach. he is kyle smith, introduced yesterday

by athletic director bernard muir. now he joins the cardinal after a very successful run at washington state, the cougars had a 25 and ten record this past season and made their first trip to the ncaa tournament since 2008. 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 died, is diagnosed with autism. well, the rapper ice cube has offered the biggest star in women's college basketball caitlin clark $5 million to play in his three on three league. caitlin clark is a senior guard for the iowa hawkeyes. she's college basketball's all time leading scorer, and in about three weeks, she'll be the number one pick in the wnba draft, the highest paid player $250,000 a

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