right now at 11:00. in and out is grilling uppity last burgers in oakland.

and it was a nail-biter for the stanford women. they are advancing to the sweet 16. it all came down to the last few seconds. we have live coverage. and another mail carrier targeted. but the thieves didn't just take mail. you'll be surprised to hear what they got away with. the news at 11:00 starts right now. thanks for joining us, i'm terry mcsweeney. >> i'm gia mcvain. >> in and out is shutting down, citing concerns about crime, making it the latest business to leave the airport corridor. alyssa goard was there as regulars and former employees stopped by one last time. >> reporter: the drive through line at the oakland in and out snaked around the parking lot sunday as people raced to get

burgers on the last day of business. customers were met by security guards and plenty of reminders not to leave valuables in their car. it has been here since 2005. >> we were here when it very first opened. and we've been here at least -- >> i can't even count the times. >> reporter: this spot has been profitable but plagued with crime, including armed robberies and car break-ins, like this one captured on camera by a customer's car last year. in january, in and out announced the closure, saying customers and employees are regularly victims of crime. this comes after the nearby denny's shut down last month. a starbucks and black bear diner are among other businesses that have left the area. >> i hate seeing another business leaving oakland. >> reporter: the loss of the store is a blow for current and former employees.

many of them actually gathered here to join together and say their good-byes. the chain says all employees will be able to transfer to a nearby restaurant or get a severance package. >> a lot of these people haven't worked here in over ten years, but we're still like family. >> reporter: one former employee says she gets why the restaurant is closing but it's still a loss for east oakland. >> as a community we have to start talking to each other. >> reporter: residents they want to see policies that make it easier for businesses to thrive and maybe someday. >> you know, in and out and other businesses consider returning to oakland. >> reporter: alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. three people were shot this morning just before 8:00 a.m. near 47th avenue and 12th street. the victims and gunman got into an argument when the gunman started shooting.

paramedics took the victims to the hospital. they're all expected to be okay. no word on any arrests or whether police have a suspect. this follows a deadly shooting two miles away. a mail carrier targeted by thieves. this time a mail carrier in fremont returned to his mail truck only to find out someone broke in. when he gets back to the post office, another devastating surprise was waiting. christie smith has the story you'll see only on nbc bay area. >> i was pretty upset. i was pretty angry at first. >> reporter: that's the reaction of a fremont letter carrier whose shift last week took an unexpected turn. we're not showing his face to protect his identity. on thursday he was delivering mail on the last street on his route when he returned to his parked postal service truck. he noticed something was wrong. >> and i come up to my work truck and the driver's side door was wide open. and every street, i make sure the door's closed and i lock it

so these types of things don't happen. >> reporter: the truck had been broken into. >> i immediately noticed that all my belongings that i had in there were missing. my phone, my wallet, my car keys, my air pods. my portable charger and even some mail that i was, like, people's outgoing mail that i was bringing back was taken from the back of the vehicle as well. they opened the driver door and they opened the middle door that connects to the back of the truck. >> reporter: a neighbor let him use his cell phone to make calls, including to police. then he headed back to the irvington station post office where he had parked his own dodge durango before work that day and the situation got worse. >> as soon as i pulled into the parking lot i looked over and noticed that my own personal vehicle was missing. they took my car keys from my work truck and they took my car from my workplace parking lot.

>> reporter: he's a husband and father and says he needs his car. now he's dealing with the situation. in recent months, we've reported a number of mail carriers being targeted. this time it was the truck. still, postal inspectors are working with police to investigate. >> the postal vehicle was broken into. we're still trying to determine exactly what was taken. for breaking into the vehicle and taking u.s. mail, the reward has gone up. the original reward for these kind of vehicle break-ins and taking mail, stealing mail was $10,000. now it's $100,000. this is nationwide. >> reporter: christie smith, nbc bay area news. a mountain lion euthanized was responsible for yesterday's attack. two brothers were searching for deer antlers when they were attacked by the big cat.

officers arrived and found a 21-year-old dead. the mountain line was crouched next to him. dna samples confirm it was the same mountain lion responsible for the other attack. the second man is expected to be okay. >> he has undergone multiple surgeries overnight. speaking with one of the family spokespersons, he informed me that thankfully the brother is expected to make a full recovery. >> this is the first deadly mountain lion attack in california in 20 years. officials are still analyzing the cat to see if it suffered from underlying health conditions that could have caused it to attack. an investigation is under way into a deadly officer-involved shooting in the south bay that happened about 5:30 last evening in sunnyvale. officers found a man walking in the middle of the road, holding a knife. they told him to drop the knife. he refused. that is when police say he moved towards one of the officers. the officers opened fire hitting

the man. paramedics took him to the hospital where he later died. the santa clara district attorney's office is investigating that shooting. another bus stop crash in san francisco. a man is recovering after being hit at a bus stop. it happened near presidio boulevard. the man is expected to be okay. the driver was cited for multiple moving violations. the exact cause of the crash is under is investigation. that comes a week after a deadly crash in the westportal neighborhood. the driver hit and killed a family of four, including a 3 month old baby and 1-year-old boy. the driver was arrested but released from the hospital and custody. the d.a.'s office has not yet filed charges. new at 11:00. have you seen her? the chp is sending out an ebony alert for ania maxey.

if you see her, call 911. a group discovered a man's body floating in a creek in antioch. investigators are calling the death suspicious. they're not releasing his name until they notify his family. safety at bay area refineries is going to be the center of a town hall tomorrow. a congressman is hosting it after several flaring events. it has prompted health and environmental concerns from locals. leaders from contra costa health. bay area air quality manment management will be attending. a nail-biter to remember. that is how fans are describing this stanford women's victory in round two of the ncaa playoffs. >> now the cardinal is sweet 16

bound. marianne favro is live. what a game. >> reporter: well, tonight's rollercoaster is over. as you can see behind me, the cleanup is under way. but their game was so stoked, fans were exhausted but exhilarated. playing with non-stop intensity, the game against iowa state was so close it went into overtime. fans were on their feet roaring in the pavilion, and in the final seconds, the cardinal won. and so did the fans. >> it was unbelievable. the offense, the defense. the pure grit that was out there on that floor. those girls fought like it was the last game of their life. it was awesome! >> my hands are still shaking, so yeah. i would say i'm a little nervous, even now. we want to go all the way, right? all the way through all the

tourney. >> reporter: at any given moment this game could have gone either way. fans are thrilled they will be able to watch this team advance to the sweet 16. you may remember last year the team lost in the second round. so tonight's victory is all the more sweet. reporting live at stanford, marianne favro, nbc bay area news. >> anthony flores, also at stanford tonight. he's going to have complete highlights coming up in sports. we are back in 60 seconds. ahead, california gas prices you may have noticed close to topping 5 bucks a gallon. why they are expected to keep rising over the coming weeks. and springtime also means kitten season. and for now, the showers have finally moved out around the bay area. but for the week ahead, two more chances of rain returning in the seven-day forecast. a look at the totals and timing

okay, take a look at this intense video. it shows a heroic mother chasing down her daughter's attacker. this happened in new york city in january. you can see the man run up behind the teen to drag her away. the family's dog barks, alerting the mother who runs after them. the mother fought off the attacker saving her daughter. officers arrested that man. that mother is still recovering from injuries from that fight. home sales are soaring. >> what's behind the real estate comeback? >> reporter: after many sluggish months, an unexpected surge in home sales. >> it was kind of a fresh breath of air for us in the real estate community and definitely caught us off guard. >> reporter: he says after two years of scarce listings, the market is finally loosening up. >> my production is probably almost double since the beginning of the year. both buyers and sellers. sales of existing homes

rising 9.5% in february. the largest month-to-month increase in the the year. home sales skyrocketing 16.4%. this comes as home prices continue to rise. and mortgage rates though lower than the peak last year remain stubbornly high. >> trying to see mortgage rates up 3%, 4% out of the question. 5%, it's hard-pressed to get there. but i think consumers are understanding that 6% 7% are the new normal and they're looking for more choices. >> reporter: what's behind the surprise leap in the market? inventory is up. for many years people have avoided putting their home on the market because they wanted to hang onto their super low interest rate, but it's starting to loosen and people need to move. for home buyers, those who can brave the high prices, it's nice to have options. >> recently, i see that there is

more in the market. >> reporter: the big question now is, is this a momentary surge? or will this spring bring even more of a thaw to the housing market? david noreaga, nbc news, los angeles. if you are hitting the road for spring break, be prepared to pay more at the pump, we already are. the statewide average for a gallon of gas went up to $4.98 this weekend, a buck 45 more than the national average. crude oil prices typically rise this time of year because of increased demand. but california is still pumping out its winter blend. once we shift over to the summer blend, prices could surge another 15 cents. san jose is at $4.99 for a gallon of regular. several california organizations have a major boost to their finances. thanks to mackenzie scott, the ex-wife of jeff bezos. she is donating $640 million of

her fortune to more than 360 groups nationwide. usually her foundation reaches out to recipients privately. this time it hosted an open call. it prompted her giving to more than double than what they planned to give. 76 california organizations received donations between $1 million and $2 million each. well, it is kitten season, and more people are dropping off young cats. now shelters are asking for your help. as they prepare to take in hundreds more tiny felines in the next few months. here's marianne favro. >> reporter: they're tiny, cute and so young, they haven't even opened their eyes yet. during the last few weeks, san jose animal care center has seen a steady stream of kittens dropped off. and this is just the beginning. >> it looks like we're on trend to have about 400 kittens come

in this month of march, and then april it should jump up, we're anticipating, to 900 kittens. >> reporter: to make room, the shelter is relying on rescue groups and foster families to care for the kitties. but more foster families are needed. the shelter is also finding people who find healthy kittens in their neighborhood to let them stay with their mom or bring in both the kitties and their mom. >> they're coming in on their own, the kittens' best chance of survival is if we have mom to care for them. and unfortunately, if the kittens are separated from their mom and mom has lost her kittens, odds are she's going to go into heat fairly quick and have another litter. >> reporter: the animal care center is also working to find homes for more than 40 rabbits. but with easter coming up next weekend, shelter leaders discourage people from getting a bunny as a holiday gift. >> you really need to do your research to know what is their

life-span, what is the care that's going to be required. >> reporter: she says bunnies can make great pets in the right home, but families need to be willing to make a commitment to their care, otherwise -- >> if you're getting a bunny just for easter, it should be the chocolate kind. >> reporter: in san jose, marianne favro. firefighters got a call about an injured hiker stuck on mission peak trail. but the rain this weekend muddied the trail, making it hard for rescuers to get to her. they used a drone to find the hiker and did this, sent the gps coordinates to the chopper crew to lift her off the trail and into an ambulance. the hiker is expected to be okay. >> good news there. a heads up for drivers in contra costa county. cal trans is shutting down two lanes of interstate 580.

during the closure, crews will be repairing the upper deck. closure starts 7:00 tomorrow night, expected to last until 5:00 tuesday morning. sierra ski resorts had a busy weekend, thanks to a fresh layer of snow. this video was posted on facebook showing skiers and snowboarders enjoying a pow day. >> we've had the rain. it's gotta go. >> we're back to the workweek. of course it's going to leave. we'll talk about that. next weekend's forecast in a moment. but yes, things have started to dry out. some cloudy skies left around san jose. 55 degrees, and we're going to catch a little bit of a break from the rain. and then changes later on in the week. let's show you some of the wind speeds around the bay area. walnut creek, speeds backing

off, south at 5. from sfo, wind, 22 miles per hour. in san francisco, 52 degrees and northwest wind at 17. so, with the breezy conditions today, we're also at peak pollen levels. take your pick, oak, pine, cedar and sycamore. those four right now, the main offenders, and dry weather and breezy conditions is going to stir that up, knock it off the trees and send it your way. midweek rain, though, might help knock some of that down. for tomorrow morning, patchy low clouds. might see a little bit of patchy fog for your morning commute. we've got increasing high clouds. no rain just yet. 50s closer to san francisco and the inner bay near 60 in san jose. low 60s around concord tomorrow. notice the satellite radar. things have dried out. seeing a few showers.

we're going to have low clouds for the morning. by 5:00 into the afternoon will be increasing high clouds at times. kind of some filtered sunshine on your monday. tuesday also dry, but then thins change right there. wednesday into thursday. and yes, more sierra snow. by the end of the week, the sierra could see another two to three feet of snow by next weekend, as we head into wednesday and thursday, though. rain totals with the first system, all that light blue and green, about a third of an inch of rain. not big rain totals with the midweek storm, but later in the week, thins could be different. we've got more moisture to work with. stronger area of low pressure, too, which means there will probably be wind pick up at times. friday afternoon into saturday, you guessed it, next weekend, more rain and showers at times. more snow for the sierra. right now, sunday might be the drier of the two days. here is why our attention is pivoting towards that friday to saturday storm system, as rain

totals will be a bit higher, especially towards southern california. you could see three to five inches of rain there. the second storm system is friday into saturday. could be finishing off the month of march with a half inch to an inch of rain next weekend. saturday. there it is on the seven-day forecast. as you can see, that will be probably the most active part of our weather for the week ahead. we do have the midweek rain chance. a few showers into early thursday. but it's watching friday afternoon into saturday, we'll have to watch the wind. we could have gusts up to 40 miles per hour. and of course it is arriving on the start of the weekend. hopefully we'll break that pattern once we officially move into april. >> thanks. coming up next. one lucky californian woke up a millionaire. a huge jackpot, huge still up for grabs. starting tomorrow, can you stream today in the bay live at 8:00 a.m. watch on roku, amazon fire tv

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whoa. a live look at oakland tonight. the a's open their 2024 season at home thursday against the cleveland guardians. >> if you win the billion dollar jackpot, you can buy the a's and keep them in oakland. there we go. >> it could be their last season at the coliseum. the a's lease expires after this upcoming season. they are still in talks for a possible extension. meantime, a's fans are planning a boycott on opening day. the block party tailgate will be held in the parking lot on thursday. set to speak out. shohei ohtani will address reporters for the first time since allegations of illegal gambling and theft surfaced against his interpreter. dodgers fired the interpreter last week. the move came after ohtani's lawyers said the athlete was the victim of a massive theft tied

to sports gambling. ohtani made a brief appearance before an exhibition game today. dave roberts called ohtani addressing the matter publicly, quote, the right thing to do. speaking of the right thing to do. anthony flores is joining us for sports and has a very right story about stanford women. >> reporter: hello, hello, hello. it is so quiet in here right now. but earlier tonight, the pavilion was rocking as they punched their

welcome back. i'm anthony flores live, and what an atmosphere and what a game as stanford punches its ticket to the sweet 16 after beating iowa state in an overtime thriller. hey, check out who was in the house. brock purdy, cheering on his iowa state cyclones, and they came out on fire. iowa state was 6 of 8 behind the arc to lead by 7 after one. kiki rallied with 16. she scored a game-high 41 points. she outplayed audi crooks.

emily ryan was just as good. then, with the cardinal down a point, brooke dimitri comes off the bench, buries a triple. they go into overtime tied at 66. in o.t., cardinal tied again. the cardinal rallied to beat iowa state, 87-81. stanford is headed to the sweet 16 for the 29th time in school history. >> i'm really, really proud of our team and how far we've come in a year. and kiki, i just, my hat's off to you, how hard you played. you're an absolute warrior. >> i feel like this whole season, we had that loss last year in the back of our mind. we didn't want that to happen two years in a row. we didn't want this to be our last game. we want to go to portland, want to make it all the way to cleveland. giving it my all so that we can get to cleveland, that was something in my mind today. >> reporter: it was a tough

night for cameron, she is projected to be the number two pick in the wnba draft. she fouled out. she is moving on, and so are the cardinal. they are headed to the sweet 16. they will face the winner of tomorrow's game between nc state and tennessee. the warriors kicking off a road trip in the twin cities. a-rod there to see them. warriors up a touchdown at recess. but they were playing catchup in the fourth. steph curry buries it from behind the arc. and it wasn't enough. the timberwolves beat the warriors, 114-110. the warriors' lead over the rockets for the tenth and final spot in the play-in down to just one game, with 12 games remain in the regular season. back out here live, what a

game and what a victory for stanford. they are moving on to the sweet 16 after beating iowa state in overtime. guys, back to you in the studio. >> that was an incredible game. >> it was an incredible game. great coverage. i love your echo effect. >> cleaning up out there. >> reporter: hello, hello. goodnight, goodnight. >> anthony flores, thank you. we're back in 60 seconds. big announcement from robert f. kennedy. he's set to name his run mat

tomorrow is a pivotal day for former president donald trump. he could find out the trial date for his criminal hush money

case. it's also the deadline to pay his nearly half billion dollar bond. the hush money trial originally was supposed to start tomorrow but the judge delayed it to mid april. after the d.a. approved the request for the delay. we're supposed to get the official start date tomorrow. the hearing coincides with the deadline for mr. trump to pay a more than $450 million bond. he's appealed the ruling and threatened to challenge it. robert f. kennedy, who is running for president as an independent is set to announce his running mate. and that announcement's coming right there in oakland. why oakland? the hometown of nicole shanahan, a tech attorney and wealthy person who appears to be his choice. the presidential hopeful is still trying to get on the ballot in some states. in january, he filed paperwork

to create his own political party called we the people in six states, including california. that would allow him to get his name on the ballot with fewer voter signatures. calls for a cease-fire continued today with another large demonstration in san francisco. organizers called this protest an emergency mobilization against israel's planned invasion of rafah. thousands came out in support of not only an immediate cease-fire, but they're also calling for an end of israel's occupation of gaza. president biden has made it clear he does not support an invasion of rafah. >> we've educated a lot of people, not only in the country, but all over the world about each of our respective governments' role in funding this genocide and their profit

interest in doing so. >> israel says it must root out hamas, the group behind the october 7 attack that started the war. rafah is believed to be its last stronghold. demonstrators rallied for women's reproductive rights. it's hinging on cases that could determine access to an abortion pill. several states enacted strict abortion bans. this week the supreme court is set to consider whether to roll back fda findings to make mifepristone more widely available. the terror group isis has claimed responsibility for the attack at a concert hall in moscow friday night. russian authorities arrested four suspected attackers yesterday. seven others were detained on suspicion of involvement. now a makeshift memorial to the

more than 130 victims of the attack continue to grow outside the concert hall. flags have been flying at half-staff across the country. in the bahamas, two crew members of a cruise ship were killed in an accident this weekend. it happened on board a holland american ship called the new amsterdam. the accidental steam release killed the two while they were at an island. the bahamas maritime authority and the dutch safety board are both investigating the exact cause of the steam release. meanwhile, another cruise ship docked in the bahamas caught fire this weekend. it made for a tense couple hours for those on board the carnival "freedom." this is video of it right thayer. it was heading to the grand bahamas, but the captain turned the vessel toward heavy rain to help put out the flames.

two crew members were treated for smoke inhalation. there was no impact to the ship's schedule. we are counting down the days to paris 2024, and a new event is going to be making its debut there. we talk with a modesto native breaking down how to score this. the showers have moved out. low clouds moving into your morning commute. we'll look at that and when the rain chanceseturn right

we are counting down to the paris olympics, which are just four months away. and we're all excited to see the olympic debut of break cansing. we spoke with an original member of the breaking crew. he spoke to jonathan blum to break down how judging works. >> it's like you have to have eyes here and here at the same time. and, like, it's crazy. >> worldwide, baby. >> reporter: how does the judging of dance battle evolve to what it is today? >> before, it was just pointing left or right. it sounds like super basic, but, if you're a good judge, it's more than just left and right.

in your head, you're scoring round for round. it can be really tough to judge if you're not a great breaker yourself. there's differences in opinion for sure. but, at the end of the day, you're never going to kill the subjectiveness in breaking. in mma, in boxing, they have judges, but sometimes they don't even need the judges because somebody gets knocked out. we don't have that. it's always going to go to the judges. always. that's why we call it the hot seat. now it's broken down into categories. when i judge for olympic qualifiers, we have an ipad with five categories. technique, vocabulary, and execution included. we have an element where we score in each category. if i see this person is really

killing the music right now, i'm messing with the music bar. >> so you're adjusting your score during the round. so those leaders land in the position that they're going to be recorded in, basically? it's about the final position that matters? >> yeah. and when you're ready to submit, on to the next round. it's quick. people are moving fast. it's not like boxing. they get a minute to rest. that doesn't happen. as soon as a round's over. boom, the guy's already going back in or the girl's already going back in. you have to know your score before that second round really starts. and then you have to watch. you can't just be like down on your ipad, because then you're going to miss something. there's different strikes. level one, two, three. it can be very detailed and another thing for the judges to look at. all the general public sees is who won the round or not. looking at a battle is enough

information already. you have usually a red side and blue side. the blue box will pop up for the blue side if the blue side won that round or the red. a lot of times the general public, they'll boo some decisions because they think what's good is just the spins. they're not paying attention to the other categories like creativity, musicality. >> what do each one of those things really mean in practice? >> vocabulary is variety. footwork, power moves, do you have freezes? do you have stacking, leaps, back rocks. there's all these elements in breaking that we're look for. so many, because breaking is always evolving. we're open, and we're free to

create and to add on. variety is all of that. technique is athleticism. it's body control. it's in the same family as execution. but then there's more to execution also. how you perform the move. if you crash, did you mess up, did you fall? originality is creativity, who are you? right? we should be able to go behind a backdrop and dance and people say oh, that's crumbs, they'll know right away, because i have my own style. so creativity, originality is huge. being spontaneous, not knowing what the next move is, but it just happens with the flow. and with the music, which leads into musicality. all of these things are interwoven and connected. and once you get to the highest levels in breaking you see that in one individual. they'll be able to take all those elements and connect them in a unique way.

>> whoa, terry, did i just see you in there? >> yeah, yeah. you got a glimpse of me. i'll be there. >> b-boy mcsweeney. speaking of competition, this race not as fast as some others, but it's certainly interesting. you can probably relate to it more. hundreds of cafe waitresses and waiters gathered in the streets of paris for the cafe waiters race. it's been around for 110 years. it's back. participants raced more than a mile all while carrying trays with a croissant, coffee cup and glass of water. the winners got tickets to the opening ceremony of the paris olympics. >> that's nice. everyone gets measured water, like you can't spill? or -- looks like he spilled. >> i was looking at the coffee

cup on the last one. i didn't see any coffee swaying. maybe it was only half filled. >> there's the winner right there. congrats to him. rob is here right now. you know we keep talking about all this weather that we're having, during the week it's sunny, and the weekend it's rainy, like what's going on? >> that is not changing. dry weather monday and tuesday. then two storm systems we'll be watching as we head to the later part of the week. and we've just wrapped up a cool finish to the weekend. today's highs below the averages and pretty close to where tomorrow's temperatures will be. more upper 50s around san francisco and low to mid-60s from the north bay valleys into san jose. northwest wind at 14 miles per hour as cooler air came in today. the wind probably did make it feel extra chilly at times. 52 degrees in walnut creek.

but a blanket of low clouds has set up over san jose at 55 degrees. still pretty gusty along the coast. these should slowly start to come down as we head into monday morning with patchy areas of low clouds. maybe patchy fog in a few spots. that's probably the only top concern. no showers in the forecast tomorrow. filtered sunshine heading into the afternoon. high clouds will be back on the increase later in the day. there's a look at those upper 50s around san francisco, and low 60s for concord. a high close to 60 in san jose. there's a look at the low clouds mostly focussed around the south bay. maybe misty skies. there come the high clouds, should set up for a pretty sunset view. wednesday, that's the first chance of rain right now. and rain totals with this midweek weather system, the

trend has been pretty consistent that we're going to be looking at a quarter inch to third of an inch of rain, and maybe about a tenth closer to san jose. it's a weather system that rolls in later in the week. you can see it here. there's your area of low pressure, stronger system which will probably have wind attahed too. main event looks like friday into saturday. and the cold air aloft you can pick out on the map, the blue color on the map. by sunday the showers will start to drop more towards southern california. but the rain totals with the rain system that arrives look more significant. the map in these shades of yellow and red around the bay area. two-day rain totals later in the week could be close to a half inch to maybe more than an inch

of rain for the santa cruz mountains. there's a look at your seven-day forecast. patchy low clouds tomorrow morning. rain wednesday. a few early morning showers thursday. but i think the stormiest part of the week is going to be right there on that friday afternoon into saturday morning. and then a few showers lingering into sunday. so we're going to finish the month with storms rolling in on weekends. stay tuned as we officially move into april. >> right on cue, those storms. another new movie ruling the box office. what came out on top, and why another horror movie is raising some eyebrows. interest story here. next.

chick-fil-a is foregoing its

decade-old no antibiotic pledge. it was intended to help prevent problems. when they blamed the policy change on expected supply charges. now it's adopting a no antibiotics important to human medicine. that limits antibiotics to individual animals who get sick. the new policy's going to take effect sometime this spring. the latest "ghostbusters" movie ruled the box office this weekend. >> the "ghostbusters" are finished. >> overruled. >> sustained. >> thank you. >> it made just over $45 million. it stars paul rudd. it also features most of the original "ghostbusters" cast, including bill murray and dan aykroyd. dune 2 made $17 million.

and kung fu panda came in third. another movie making headlines is late night with the devil. >> mm-hm. >> late night with the devil. it came in sixth place after making $666,666. >> no way. >> last sunday alone. all those numbers, the mark of the devil, all that stuff. it made $2 million this weekend. it's not doing great but has notoriety going for it. >>

the oakland zoo has new residents, a pair of baby geckos. >> the zoo says their mother died in october. they placed the eggs in an

incubator, and they successfully hatched last month. both the little lizards are healthy and thriving as well. >> thanks very much for joining us, have a great night and a great week. >> bye.

this sunday, party takeover. donald trump may be leading in