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with each other. >> moments of reflection and community responding to tragedy. the latest on a deadly crash and in infants fight to survive . police in san francisco reopen an investigation into a woman's death in the bayview. a civil rights group says this could have been a hate crime. fire at a high school in pleasanton. crews battling last night as flames tore through part of amador valley high school. the fire started just of the sunset sunday in a gymnasium that is said to be about 100 years old. the focus of a huge community. we got this video last night as a lot of you can to see what the smoke and sirens were about and you see the bright lights . despite the damage, there is an upside. if you see a firefighter this morning, say thank you. there fast were prevented the fire from spreading to newer parts of the school that served nearly 3000 students according to u.s. news. as we look at more video of the scene, despite the damage, school officials say

class is in session today because the damage was only contained to that one jim area. looking live at san francisco. follow up on a death on woman named yanfang wu. she was found on the ground bleeding in the bayview neighborhood last summer but there is an update. apparently video exist that is key to the case. san francisco police and the mayor say they want the video released , and so does the national civil rights group the asian justice movement. that group believes her death could be a homicide and could be a hate crime and successfully pressure police to give the case another look. they got it reopened. here is what give some power to their position, reportedly, a reporter from the sf standard uncovered the story of a woman pushing yanfang wu. and police reportedly arrested a woman last week accused of assaulting another elderly chinese woman. we will watch this story. following a corruption conviction the former chief of the san francisco public utilities commission will earn his sentence today. the jury found him accepting bribes in exchange for influencing public bidding process and steering

contract awards as well as bank fraud charges come according to the northern district of california. he could face up to 15 years in prison. we are off to a cloudy and cool start this morning but into this afternoon is a daytime highs start to rise, we will get rid of the clouds and it will be a mix of sun and partly cloudy skies at times into the santa clara valley where we are hitting the 70s today. just like yesterday and the day before. if you had a long 101 up into san francisco or even redwood city, it is just a little cooler. we look continue to see a daytime high with cooler weather in the next couple days. match that with wet conditions around the corner and we have rain and the forecast heading into this friday, saturday and sunday. but we have plenty of days ahead of that. it will stay driver is as we head into tuesday and wednesday with a mix of sun and clouds and the forecast as we wait for the system sitting just off shore to start forming and that will bring us a series of showers to heading into on friday forecast , saturday forecast, and that will pick up early next week.

with an inch of rain on average throughout the bay area. street safety advocates will hold a vigil tonight at the side of a horrific crash in san francisco. this was in westborough. at the news that a third victim from saturday's crash died. family and friends telling da lin the family was headed to the zoo at the time. to celebrate the parents wedding anniversary. >> reporter: there are two makeshift memorials on ulloa street. the main one of the bus stop and a smaller memorial about 60 feet away. we measured it. the crash happened over there but the impact, sent the toddler flying any landed and died right here. witnesses, neighbors and well-wishers dropped off flowers, stuffed animals, and toys at the bus stop. safety advocates left a white stroller and three pairs of shoes, one for each victim that died in the crash. she was among the many they came to pay her respects . she lives

across the street from the bus stop. she ran out when she heard the crash on saturday. >> it is very heartbreaking. very difficult for us to and see what we saw here yesterday. i am shaking just thinking about it. >> reporter: she had a hard time sleeping, thinking about the toddler who was in a stroller, thrown about 60 feet away from the bus stop. >> the stroller was clearly destroyed. he was still strapped in. >> reporter: the father landed about 70 to 80 feet away from the point of impact . witnesses say both victims were covered in blood and died at the scene. aromatics rushed the mom and a baby to the hospital. authorities say the mom died from her injuries . the infant is still suffering from life-threatening injuries. >> you just want to hug your kids closer and to be mindful of every single moment you have. with each other. >> reporter: of the victims close friends declined an on camera interview but should

the father is diego, 40 years old. the mother is 38 years old. and the toddler is about 1 1/2 years old and the infant is about two months old. both boys, friends say the family lives in the mission district. saturday was their wedding anniversary. they decided to take the bus to celebrate the anniversary with the boys at the san francisco zoo. >> how a car can be racing up fast and ending up taking out an entire bus stop. >> reporter: police are investigating. police believe the elderly driver of the white mercedes suv suffered from some kind of medical condition. police cannot confirm that. witnesses say she was going between 50 and 70 miles per hour. in the wrong direction. no signs of breaking and no skidmarks on ulloa street. >> saddened and disturbed and disheartened and we wanted to pay her respects. we brought five lilies in memory of them . the people who are died were injured. >> i really pray for the family and for everyone that has been

affected. >> reporter: many neighbors are praying the baby will survive and receive a lot of support. >> i am just unable to move forward and i need to have closure with what i saw. i cannot really and see the carnage that happened here yesterday. >> reporter: friends say diego was originally from brazil, his family is flying to the u.s. the wife, was originally from portugal. her family also flying to the bay area. as for the elderly driver, she is in stable condition. it is unclear if she will face any charges. >> the vigil tonight will happen around 5:00 p.m. all san francisco police upset about the case is they do not think traffic engineering was a factor in this case. traveling to get more comfortable in the near future. senator scott wiener and

another are announcing a new bill to try to do that. it will provide more funding for the transit system. the goal is to improve regional integration by studying what parts of transit could get a boost. seamlessly integrating transit throughout the bay area. new details on when funding will come from yet. new developments in the war in gaza against terror group hamas. israeli troops raid the main hospital in gaza city. reports are that he killed a man

this just in. israeli to force defenses said they killed hamas commander inside gaza city's main hospital. part of a new raid on the facility. the really soldier say one of theirs died during the operation. al jazeera said the idf or israeli defense forces detained a correspondent who was trying to cover the raid . we do not know the media outlet that correspondent was from. israel claims intelligence indicated hamas leaders we gathered and were redirecting attacks from the compound. the idf rated the same hospital in november saying hamas was hiding a command and control center under the building. a tunnel and some weapons were discovered then, although the insulation was not as elaborate as they initially claimed. it was cool and cloudy for us in the bay area this morning but the cloud layer pulls back like a blanket

along the coastline this afternoon. we are left with a mix of sun and clouds today with light winds heading into the evening hours tonight. speaking of this evening, that is when the blanket returns to the bay area, giving us a splash of showers along the coastline and called the conditions wake up tomorrow morning. it will repeat into tomorrow afternoon with sunnier skies in the distance . we will see that throughout most of this week. it is not until friday, saturday, and sunday where we see a big pivot in the forecast. rain chances are to increase as we head into the end of this weekend. it is looking a lot different compared to what we had the past two days. with all the beautiful sunshine and the 70s . here is the system that is bringing cooler weather for us and rainy skies around the corner. it is still developing. we can see it in the models all the way into wednesday . it is starting to circulate its way into the pacific northwest and in the bay area. we will get splashed with the same system. it is an area of low pressure and it is acting as a cold front and we

will to cooler temperatures, gustier conditions and wet conditions lasting into the weekend and early next weekend that is the same system bringing snow to the sierra. back in the bay, how much are we expecting to get? we are far out but it is worth noting the long-range models are showing close to half an inch of rain heading into by saturday forecast and we will continue to to them heading into sunday and monday, closer to an inch near ukiah. about a quarter of an inch all the way down into pockets of the east bay and santa clara valley. let's step back. we are not there yet, that is in the next seven days. today, it feels similar to yesterday. if you live in east bay or north bay we are hitting the 70s this afternoon. yesterday we saw 70s along the peninsula but today it is cooler. we will cool down day by day as we head into this weekend's forecast the upper 60s near redwood city today will potentially see upper 50s heading into this weekend. into the santa clara valley, 75 today. it will be beautiful near san jose. we so partly cloudy skies in the santa clara valley and we will see that throughout in a couple days. here is the cool down. upper

60s heading into wednesday. low 60s into this weekend and was the cold front sweeps through, kind of like a windshield wiper and we notice a similar trend along the bay and all along our inland areas. there will be a beautiful forecast for many in the bay area throughout the next couple days. take advantage of the dry weather before the rain returns to the bay. march madness is back at the moment teams found out they were going to the ncaa men's college basketball tournament. no surprises which teams got the top spots. uconn, houston, purdue and north carolina securing the number one seed in their portion of the bracket. the team we are focusing on this morning is rooted in the bay area. at number five in the western region, st. mary's going to the dance. congratulations to the squad will go against the number 12 seed grand canyon university that happens in spokane,

washington, on friday. st. mary's made three straight ncaa tournaments for the first time in programs history. the gail sr., joined matt lively after the brackets were announced . >> super excited. it is hard to boil it down to one little emotion but proud of the guys and excited to get started. >> the baby represented in the women's ncaa tournament. stanford is the number two seed in portland regional and will host 15 seed norfolk state on friday. fans young and all will try their best to predict the winners. you will not feel at your bracket perfectly. christian benefit us with the odds that are not in favor. >> reporter: we begin and east region where the number one overall seed is the defending national champion, uconn huskies . the monday after selection sunday, means one thing for millions of college basketball fans. time to fill out their ncaa tournament bracket. that include university of miami student,

luca. >> pick some up says it is college basketball. the next few people know march madness better than cbs sports bracketologist, jerry palm. >> if there was an easy way to do it we would all do it . >> reporter: has tips for fans. he favors teams with good records on the road and those with big stars. >> usually the tournament champion and most if not all the final four will have a guy that is a first-round nba pick . >> reporter: odds are regardless of your bracketology, it is unlikely that you will get it right. >> there are basically nine quintillion possible brackets. >> reporter: math professor says that is a 9 followed by 18 zeros. >> that number is comparable to the number of grains on the

beaches of the world. >> reporter: that will not deter people from giving it their best shot. >> the more you know the worse you will do. have a bottle of kerosene in your bracket. that is what will happen. >> reporter: action starts tuesday with 60 men's and 68 women's teams, are looking to be the last one standing. >> do you want to test your bracket game? joined the bracket challenge which is underway. there is a $1000 grand prize and you can see how your picks stack up against some of us that kpix. you have to register. to do that go to our website kpix.com . let's have some community and find. you heard the odds of a perfect bracket but what about the odds of winning the lottery? your next chance for the powerball and mega millions jackpot's. it is the cultural rewind you probably were not planning for. remember these?

time for your money watch report. let's see where the markets are today. you see the big board behind me. it is in positive territory. we will continue to watch this throughout the afternoon. coming up at 3:00 we will have a full wrap-up of how the week started on the new york stock

exchange. this morning leaders in the gaming industry are converging on the moscone center to kick off the game developers conference. this event is expected to bring in nearly 30,000 people in more than $40 million in revenue for the city. it will feature more than 700 discussions from critically acclaimed games . it runs through friday. the powerball jackpot is now at $645 million after no winner won on saturday night. there were smaller winners. three people in michigan, new jersey and south carolina got $1 million. the next powerball drawing will be held tonight. the mega millions is even higher. no winner announced on friday night, which means it is now shy of $1 million. $875 million. this was the 20th consecutive mega millions drawing with no ticket matching all the winning numbers. the next wrong is tomorrow night and hopefully you win. a reprieve for sports illustrated. the owner, authentic brands group, said it made a long-term deal with a british publisher, minute media. this follows what has been a tumultuous several

months of the magazine including a lot of layoffs and an a.i. scheduled on top of that, some senior executives walked away from their jobs. the new license will stretch for 10 years with an option of a 30 year extension. so far we do not know what the financial terms were. there was a time when watching a movie at home required that you go to the store , rent one of those vhs tapes . kids if you are watching, they look kind of like that. then came dvds and delivery and streaming videos. the number of u.s. video rental stores went from about 15,000 in the mid-80s to just about 2020 17. as we are about to show you, a growing number of people are now putting in the tape and hitting rewind. >> it is tangible and it is in your hands. >> reporter: welcome back to the future. it is the return of the vhs tape. >> in the beginning i was going to thrift stores and estate sales. scouring craigslist . this is a funny

horror section. >> reporter: cinematographer eventually collect enough tapes to open, be kind video in 2022. >> order tapes are 80s and 90s action sci-fi stuff. that is the stuff that is the most popular. >> reporter: he is riding the wave of old media popularity. like the resurgence of vinyl records, vhs tapes are more than a bit of nostalgia for customers. >> people love the sound and it gives this different five in this different feel. >> reporter: vhs has been winning follows on social media with many fans referring to themselves as tape heads. for him, it is a new way to share memories with his 13-year-old son , patrick, who loves horror movies and old cartoons on tape . >> the cartoons, when you watch them on vhs, the color really pops and it is a new way to enjoy them. >> reporter: today you can get a movie faster connecting to our streaming service. but fans a , a store like this one offers a human connection. the

kind video holds regular movie nights where customers can come together connor says the events provide a sense of community. >> i believe it matters is a subculture. it matters as people care about it and want to preserve it and they want to enjoy that kind of come moderate. i believe it will continue. >> reporter: it seems vhs is not dead yet, and no one is putting these babies in the corner anymore. a line from dirty dancing. coming up the famous

look at this beauty. the cherry blossoms reaching their peak bloom in our nation's capital . the national park service in washington, d.c., made the official determination on sunday. that means 70% of the yoshino cherry trees that line the national mall and the tidal basin are open. this is the second earliest bloom on record. tying a similar market from 2000. why? warmer temperatures helped trigger the early bloom. d.c. area had one of his warmest winters on record and last week temperatures were already in the 70s. sounds nice. that is it for the news at 9:00. next is "the drew barrymore show". actress kristen stewart stops by to talk about her new film. and

also how she met her current partner. you will want to see what she wears. and for more local headlines, including weather, join us on our streaming service, cbs news bay area. i'

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