jason thank you. all righty. next at 11 i wouldn't waste your time coming out here or calling about your car because it's going to sit until a judge or the da tells us to let it go. >> a northern california sheriff standing firm in his county. zero tolerance policy on sideshows tonight. dozens of cars sitting in a lot and not going anywhere as they wait to be examined by investigator. here's the 11:00 news on ktvu. fox two starts now. it is a growing problem across the state . and tonight, a major crackdown on those sideshows. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener, the san joaquin county sheriff's office seized 88 cars and detained more than 150 people over the weekend following a massive sideshow in stockton, all new at 11 as karolina estrada reports, the sheriff's office is making a statement working to deter future sideshows. >> nearly 90 vehicles seized during a massive sideshow in stockton. >> most of them are back here a few are across the street because we couldn't fit them all, san joaquin county sheriff

patrick withrow giving kcra three a first hand look at the vehicles towed during a sideshow bust. we start, hold them accountable by taking their cars and he says no one will be getting them back anytime soon. i wouldn't waste your time coming out here or calling about your car because it's going to sit until a judge or the da tells us to let it go as part of their zero tolerance stance on sideshows, they are seizing vehicles as evidence and not impounding them. all the windows have the evidence tape on them, proven that they were sealed. so all the evidence inside has not been tampered with with rouz says they will seek court orders to destroy vehicles they deem dangerous. as we can prove that this car is sole purpose and is being used for sideshows and to create this type of chaos in our community. well then that would be a car, i believe a judge and a jury would find that they no longer have the right to own sheriff. >> withrow says guns and illegal drugs were found inside some of the vehicles. >> we have search warrants for each one of these vehicles, and we will search it, document it.

if we have to fingerprint it, if we have to take dna samples, we will. >> withrow believes this bust sets the bar for future enforcement and sends a clear message to anyone who may be thinking about participating in a sideshow. >> we have teams in place now, so when these happen, we're going to respond like this. and again, that was karolina estrada reporting. >> four people were charged in connection with that sideshow, including one man accused of assaulting an officer. the san joaquin county sheriff's office says more people may be charged following an investigation. >> authorities have released the names of a man and a woman who were found dead after a shooting that injured an alameda county sheriff's deputy. the deputy was trying to serve an eviction notice to the couple on january 24th for failing to pay rent at a property on dow avenue in union city. they were identified as 56 year old michael dorothy and 54 year old lizette chan. the deputy was shot in the arm and is recovering. union city police say the couple died from gunshot wounds in a murder

suicide. new at 11 tonight, bart police say a man was arrested after officers found what they described as a short barreled rifle in his pants. >> police say 18 year old kevin cockerham was stopped for fare evading at the fruitvale station. it happened at about 120 saturday afternoon when he attempted to retrieve the rifle from his waistband. cockerham was taken into custody and booked into santa rita jail in san jose. >> some residents are saying, not so fast. when it comes to the possibility of a new costco in their neighborhood. >> ktvu la monica peters tells us. the group says the new store would create major traffic congestion and safety concerns near their homes and schools. mark polygar is co-founder of save west valley, a grassroots organization formed in 2021 who believes the proposed costco location on prospect road will negatively impact the entire area. >> there's going to be 11,000 car trips a day to and from this site. >> the group also includes residents from san jose, saratoga, campbell and

cupertino. san jose vice mayor rosemary kamai held a community meeting on monday to discuss the project's environmental impact report. >> there were no traffic studies or safety studies done for those times when the kids were leaving. and, uh, coming to school, polygar says. >> the 20 acre costco project will be located near prospect high school. save west valley also says heavy traffic, months of construction and access to nearby stores are also concerns they've gathered over 3300 signatures of support on change.org to halt construction. >> there's a lot of concern about things like noise for pollution. there used to be an auto shop, there was like a muffler shop and an auto repair, and there was concern that there was toxic chemicals that had gotten into the ground. and they're going to be digging it up and throwing it up into the air. >> polygar says there are already two costco stores within six miles of the proposed new location. he says they understand the city's position

to do business, but he hopes their voices can still be heard. >> maybe the city will actually engage and, you know, look at is this an appropriate project for the site? and you know, if they decide to go ahead with it anyway, what can they do to make it safe? >> san jose residents have until february 20th at 5 p.m. to give feedback to the city. we reached out to the vice mayor, but she was unavailable for comment, and costco's website says that it doesn't comment on projects that won't be built for more than 90 days away. lamonica peters ktvu, fox two news, pg and e is continuing to make progress on restoring power to customers across the bay area. >> tonight, just over 39,000 customers still without power in the bay area this evening. the bulk of those in the north bay at more than 23,000, the south bay has more than 7000 outages, and the peninsula, nearly 8000 customers are without power. the east bay and san francisco have just over, or just a few hundred

outages between them. >> your pg and e bills could possibly be going up yet again. the california public utilities commission administrative law judge approved another increase for the full commission to consider that would raise monthly bills by another 4 to $6 a month. >> that's on top of the $35 a month that we got january 1st. and it does not include the $14 a month that pg and e also submit. at the end of last year and wants to include in monthly bills as the utility reform network says, this legal maneuver is to recover money pg e spent on making the system more safe and secure from storms and wildfires and other electrical grid hazards. >> the consumer advocacy group says even more rate hikes are in the works. well pending rate hike requests from pg and e that

have not been acted on well, increases that are waiting to be the utility reform group says it believes the increases should be limited to whatever percentage increases social security recipients get from the federal government. >> california legends from politicians to artists and athletes were inducted into the state hall of fame in sacramento tonight. former san francisco mayor and assembly speaker willie brown junior was among the honorees, along with former defense secretary and central coast congressman leon panetta. the purpose of public service is to improve the lives of people. >> and i have to tell you that the greatest reward in public service that i've ever had is knowing that you made a difference in the lives of others, the eight individuals inducted into the hall were joined by two chart topping music groups, the rock band los

lobos and the all female new wave icons the go-go's. >> thank you, governor. >> an investment in the city of oakland. coming up, the new black owned businesses coming to the city during this black history month also had more controversy for the oakland a's and their plan to move to las vegas. >> the recent comments that shocked many mlb fans also, california's civil rights investigation now investigating space x, the allegations against the company

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the anonymous looking cloud was spotted over san diego, san diego county today. the video was shot in spring valley, just east of san diego. though a tornado warning was issued for several cities in the area. but was lifted shortly after. it was issued. officials say there was no serious damage. meantime, in santa barbara county, residents along the coast are keeping a close eye on their property. this week's storms leading to erosion and massive mudslides. >> now to washington, where the state's attorney general announced today a $3 million settlement against a gun store for illegally selling high capacity magazines. the sale of magazines that hold more than ten rounds of ammunition was outlawed. outlawed in 2022. now, the ag says that federal way discount guns violated the law, selling nearly 4000 high capacity magazines after the law went into effect.

>> they knew they were violating the law and they continued to sell these magazines. it took a court order to get them to follow the law. they fought our investigation every step of the way, including ignoring a court order to cooperate. >> the state attorney general said that after court costs are subtracted, $2 million of the settlement will go toward efforts to reduce gun violence. >> back here in california. spacex is now under investigation over allegations of discrimination and sexual harassment. the california civil rights department is looking into claims filed by a group of engineers accusing spacex of routinely passing over women for promotions, paying women less than men for the same work, and tolerating sexual comments. the group says the company and ceo, elon musk failed to address the claims. spacex has denied any wrongdoing, and you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu . west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday

through friday, or find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com tonight. >> oakland a's fans are praising the mayor of las vegas, mayor carolyn goodman says moving the a's to the las vegas strip just does not make sense. she was interviewed on the front office sports today podcast, where she shocked baseball fans with her comments about the team's possible move to vegas. i personally think they've got to figure out a way to stay in oakland and make their dream come true. >> throughout the past few years , we've heard a lot of reports of mayor goodman, you know, openly courting the a's, trying to get them to come to the city. um, so to hear her say something like that was, uh, pretty surprising. >> oakland mayor shengtao says she agrees with mayor goodman 100. she says it's best that the ac in oakland, she says her door is also open to john fisher or anyone else who wants to purchase the team to keep them here. >> still to come tonight, new

questions after federal regulators released a preliminary report following the mid-air blowout on an alaska airlines flight. >> it also santa clara's great america getting in on the super bowl. fun their wager with the kansas city amusement park. we'll tell you what's on the line. >> and we've got some rain back in the forecast. it's going to impact tomorrow, especially in the morning hours back here w h forecast

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that all four critical bolts designed to hold the door plug in place were missing. this is a serious equality control sin as a plane maker can commit. >> it is truly shocking. aviation attorney mary schiavo is a former inspector general for the us department of transport, which includes the federal aviation administration. >> as expert as one can get. >> the fact that they have these different reporting structure and sign off requires, etc, and that they just weren't done on it, you know, is doubly shocking . it's not that they didn't know what they should do. they knew exactly what they should do, and they just didn't do it. >> beyond that failure in spection of other alaska and united 737 max nines, which were grounded for 19 days, revealed loose bolts on many of those aircraft. >> the last thing that boeing needs is another black headline about the 737 max. most existing max nines have been inspected

and returned to flight since the investigation is still ongoing, no blame has yet been assessed on the subcontractor that made the door plug, or boeing, that installed it during aircraft assembly. every instance of an anomaly or an incident with boeing's name on the side of the airplane is going to generate more black headlines for boeing for an indefinite period of time . >> alaska airlines has yet to respond, and for its part, boeing released this statement. we will continue to cooperate fully and transparently with the ntsb and the faa investigations is for the moment, boeing's archrival. europe's airbus has the competitive advantage, outselling boeing for the fifth consecutive year. tom vacar ktvu, fox two news. a busy intersection was closed in san francisco after a fire started in an underground utility vault. >> the area of third and mission was blocked off. firefighters were called to the scene just before 1:00 this afternoon after

a thick smoke was seen billowing from a maintenance hole cover right there on the street. pg and e is was also on scene investigating the issue. >> we arrived on scene shortly after to assess the situation and make the area safe. we've been working very closely with san francisco fire and police department agents at this time. there is no power outage associated with this. no word yet on how that underground fire started. >> but there was significant storm damage left behind on yerba buena island. the high winds knocked down trees and took down power lines, which caused outages on the island. i heard like, uh, a big boom. >> and then the light went out and everything. the candle lights, i mean, i got some, uh, some flashlights right there with light and everything. >> according to the pga outage map, the power there has now been restored. our chief meteorologist, bill martin, is back with us now. bill. nice to see. kind of a clear, cool night

out there after all. thatrillionain. yeah, with all the rain and all the wind, julie. >> especially the other night. so we're going to get back into a little bit of rain, but it's sort of a nonevent in comparison. let's look at the long range model. will watch the green come over us. this is tomorrow morning and then it's out of there pretty quick. so there it is tomorrow morning. long range model. so it's not real. real detailed. and then we kind of cruise. we're good thursday there might be a slight sprinkle on thursday, but what's all mellow saturday looks good. sunday looks good. and then watch what happens sunday night and then look at the latitude of the system that's out behind there. see that those greens. look how low that is coming through. so that that system that big long line that looks like something. so that's kind of the middle of next week that would be a good looking significant weather system if that were to happen. so we'll keep an eye on that for you. but in the meantime scattered pardon me scattered sprinkles in the morning for the morning commute, maybe a few light showers. we've got winds that are lights. temperatures like julie mentioned are going to be kind of cool tonight. not as cold as

you might expect for february, but upper 30s, low 40s with cloud cover and then some showers in the morning hours. the departure from yesterday is about we're about the same temperatures, pretty much similar in the overnight lows. that's cool when you have cloud cover because you're going to have higher humidities and you're still going to be at 38 degrees. so that'll feel kind of cool. so the model does this 8 a.m. right there. and then 2:00 you see it sweep through. so that's that little system. so that thing sweeps through probably get some sunshine by 1:00 for most of us. and then it kind of dries up. but in the mountains will probably be some chains required up on the mountain, in the mountains, on 50 and 80. and then tomorrow, on thursday night, we have this slight chance for some wraparound moisture. and then friday looks clear. so tomorrow, a little bit of rain in the morning kind of early mid morning commute. so you know what that does. so afternoon commute should be dry thursday. there's that slight chance for a sprinkle saturday friday saturday and sunday looks good. and then that pretty big weather system on wednesday middle of

next week. looks like it could be kind of back to winter again. i'll see you back here tomorrow night, jules. >> all right, bill, we'll see you then. thank you. some california leaders are trying again to get some psychedelics legalized in california. the new bill would allow adults 21 and up to use psychedelics, mushrooms, psychedelic mushrooms for therapeutic support. the legislation was introduced today by senator scott wiener and assemblymember marie waldron. they say the goal is to tackle the state's mental health and addiction crisis. this it comes after governor gavin newsom vetoed a similar bill last year. this bill would not allow for personal possession and use. >> here is a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu. com one of the top stories 120 chp officers will soon be patrolling the streets of oakland to help fight crime under a new plan from governor newsom. new information tonight emerging after a shooting that wounded an alameda county sheriff's deputy and black excellence on display at the 49ers team store in santa clara. thanks to a bay area artist, you can find these

stories and much more on ktvu 2.com. all right, still to come tonight, usher's upcoming tour is coming to the bay area. >> dates and locations. after the break. >> coming up tomorrow on mornings on two. raise a glass to valentine's day. whether you're celebrating with a romantic dinner at home or dining out, check please. bay area is leslie sbrocco joins us live in studio to show us how to perfectly complement your valentine's day feast with the right wine. plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long, and i'm tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up on mornings on two, starting two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat,

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to invest in a city despite its recent issues with crime. >> regina harris recently held a soft opening for prideful patches in north oakland. she sells patches she designed and products which feature them, their patches that depict the african american experience. >> what we go through our lives and our culture. >> this is a second career, harris was a911 dispatcher and became the first female civilian manager of the dispatch center. she retired after 34 years and started prideful patches in 2019. as an online business from home. >> initially, it was just the rent was too high, you couldn't find a place. everything was unreasonable and it just didn't make sense. >> but she says, it makes sense to open a brick and mortar store now. after the pandemic. rents have dropped. she says she had some concerns about crime, but didn't let that stop her. i felt that this was it. >> this is where i was supposed to be, and i just said, we're just going to roll with it.

>> harris is not alone in wanting to invest in oakland. >> leave it now. >> two bartenders, oakland natives, are now owners of a new bar named theory on telegraph. gabriel holland tells me he wanted to own a bar for ten years, and now he says the rent is finally affordable. >> once i started bartending, kind of like fell in love with it. pretty cool that it's been able to dream come true. >> you know, the owners tell me they want to be part of revitalizing oakland. >> it's hard. like anything else , but it's also wonderful when you're doing something that you absolutely love. >> they say it's about making a positive impact on community members no matter what their day was like. >> you have the ability to change it. do whatever you you know. you can literally change the way someone feels 10 to 12 seats that will be here at the bar. >> the owners plan to double the size of their business soon, opening up a section that will serve craft cocktails by the end of the month. >> we have a lot of customers that have attended hbcus back at prideful patches, harris says

she's proud of the partnership she has with historically black colleges and universities that carry her patches in their bookstore. >> she wants to build a business for the community she grew up in . >> oakland has a lot of problems right now, and i'm hoping that the, um, the city can figure this thing out. >> the new business owners tell me their best advice to others is to go for it and follow your dreams in oakland. amber lee ktvu, fox two news while usher prepares for his much anticipated super bowl performance this sunday, fans are buzzing about his upcoming tour. >> the singer is planning to launch his past, present future tour on august 20th in washington, dc with a two day stop at oakland arena on september 28th and 29th. pre-sale tickets start tomorrow and general ticket sales open to the public on monday. >> a new map shows most of the country is rooting for the 40 niners to win the super bowl.

this is from bet online. they went through tweets by local, often using fan hashtags like go niners or chiefs kingdom. they found 37 states supporting the niners, as you can see 13 for the chiefs. the same map was actually done in 2020 when these two teams met, but most of the country was rooting for the chiefs back then. >> all right, well, between tickets, flights and hotel stays, this is shaping up to be the most expensive super bowl in history for visitors, though sports management research institute finds four and five star rooms in vegas will cost an average of more than $1,300 a night this coming weekend. >> the institute estimates that peak room rates reached as high as $2,000 a night, but are now starting to ease a bit. >> i think that vegas is doing an exceptional job of trying to figure out the supply demand curve with the hotel rates they dropped, which is which is nice, but kathleen davis says if she was making plans, she might try

to fly to vegas just for the day. >> huh? >> well, a friendly wager in congress on the big game. east bay representative eric swalwell is challenging kansas city representative sharice davids if the niners win. on sunday. representative davids owes congressman swalwell some famous kansas city barbecue. but the congressman says if a miracle happens in kansas city, comes out on top, he'll provide the congresswoman with some delicious california sees candies. swalwell says this is a rematch from four years ago, and california's great america amusement park in santa clara, also facing off with a super bowl wager against at worlds of fun in kansas city. >> the losing city will have to fly the opposing team's flag at their park. you can see some great american employees reporting on the video that you're supposed to see a 49ers flag there. here it is in a fedex box. and then they're sending it to kc. now, the

losing park also agrees to rename one of its coasters to whatever the winning park chooses. everyone seems to be getting involved in this one. >> getting into the spirit as the countdown is on. >> i like it. >> lead up to super bowl sunday. there's so much fun. all right, that's our report for tonight. thanks for joining us. our next newscast at 4 a.m. >> all right. don't forget to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv ytim what's going on, everyone welcome to like it or not. i'm alex savage. this is the show where our panel weighs in at all sorts of fascinating topics, and they let us know if they like it or not. we're joined here now. by alice wirtz. thanks for being here. alice lamonica peters as well. good to see you. and of course, rosemary. roscoe good to see all of you. thank you. you guys like to go outdoors in nature. take a hike? yeah depends on the time of year. yeah conditions. i understand. let me start off wth