several expected to hit here in the coming days. we do have reporters spread out across the bay area. but first, right to chief meteorologist bill martin tracking the radar bill. >> yeah, we've got some rain out there right on the afternoon commute. kind of slow to get here, especially central bay and south bay. so this morning was dry commute for the most part. but then this afternoon it started to rain and to the tune of a half inch in santa rosa. that's a pretty good rainfall for kind of a not a huge weather system, if you will. kenfield was a half inch that's in orinda or in marin county. orinda was a 10th of an inch. san jose two hundreds. but that san jose number is going to climb a little bit as well as the fremont number as the system sort of works its way through the south bay. here's the current setup. come in close. this is the radar. it's got the satellite in there too. and then those lines, those white, those streaks, you see going through it. those lines are the different radars. and they're just sort of triangulating and giving you a mosaic of what's happening in the area. and so right now we've got rain on the golden gate bridge. we've got rain in san francisco. so pretty, you know, some of these rainfall setups like let's see

right here on this cell right out by ocean beach, 15 hundredths of an inch an hour. that's not not bad quite frankly. so we're seeing some very kind of moderate to light rain on parts of the bay area. fairfield. what happens here is this system. i'll put a little loop on it. i think i can do that and you'll see it kind of work its way through here. as we went through this morning. there it is, around 10 a.m. there it is around lunchtime time. and then there's the streaks coming through or the showers coming through the heaviest stuff is kind of going through right now it appears. and then behind it will be this kind of looser, more loosely tied together stuff that will bring the opportunity for more showers, but not a lot of accumulation in. i think the south bay has got the best bet for rain. they're getting the heaviest rainfall right now. hollister, gilroy, san cruz, san jose is getting a little break. so what we got we got rain. it's going to rain a little more too as we go into the bay area weekend. we'll have all that coming back a little bit. all right. >> sounds good bill. thank you. let's take a look now at how the commute is handling all this rain. this is a live look out at the san mateo bridge, highway

92. as you can see, very slow in that eastbound evening commute direction as people head into hayward and other east bay cities. also, let's give you a look. live right now at interstate 80. you're looking toward emeryville and berkeley, the lower east shore. it is a parking lot in both directions. the weather not helping out in this evening commute. it is a slow roll, especially in that eastbound direction all the way past el sobrante right now, the rain drenching many parts of the bay area this evening are tom vacar is in mill valley with how it's looking in the north bay. >> tom. >> well, if you have to make the call, the call is squall. basically what happens is you have these intense rainstorm forms that come through and then it basically doesn't happen. now we're in the manzanita parking lot, which frequently floods during high tides. but if you look at this video, what you can see is how intense the rain was here. just a few minutes ago. bound off the windshield, making all kinds of noise. and because of that, of course, then you start getting some localized flooding, even here in the parking lot comes back out live. if you take a look, there's a

sign up here that's been up for a few days because of high tide saying stay out of the marked off areas because we're going to give you a ticket because we're going to have to haul that car out of there. but right now, because of the rain, some of that localized flooding is happening now. it will drain off eventually, but if a high tide comes in, then it'll be that much longer for it to obviously dissipate out by running downhill. but right now, a lot of rain. the highways are very, very wet and there's a lot of water on that hydroplaning very, very common right now. even on city streets. so take care. that's the situation in sausalito and mill valley. tom vacar ktvu of fox two news. >> yeah, a lot more rain on the way behind this system. all right. tom vacar in the north bay tonight, tom. thanks. >> all right. now to san francisco, where it's also been a very wet evening commute. ktvu is alice wertz joins us live from the city there along market street. wet afternoon and now evening. alice that's right. >> boy, when bill was talking about moderate rain, it happened

just then. and we're getting soaked out here in san francisco. so the wind is picking up. it started earlier this morning with a little bit of lightrillionain. however, once we got into the afternoon here in the city, the wind picked up and sprinkles happened everywhere. uh, you'll see the hoodies are up. the umbrellas are out, and if you're walking the dog, the dog and you are both getting wet in this rain this evening, probably going to disrupt the commute a bit, but we'll have more about that with later here. coming up in the weather report, alice wertz live in san francisco, ktvu fox two news. >> hey, real quick, alice, what about the wind? has it been a windy afternoon and now evening there in the city or no, you know, it just picked up a little while ago and the wind came blowing through and it brought the rain traveling sideways here on market street for about five minutes. >> but it's lightened up a bit now. sounds good. >> alice was live tonight in san francisco. alice. thank you. we do have live weather coverage throughout the night on the fox

local lab. you'll be able to watch the radar and periodic updates from the ktvu weather department in between live newscasts. it's a free download for your smart tv. >> the sound of gunfire at what was supposed to be a celebration for the kansas city chiefs and their fans. the shooting left one person dead, wounded more than a dozen others. at the end of the city's super bowl victory parade tonight, kansas city police say at least 22 people were shot, including eight children, and the person and the person who died and now the shooting did come. >> despite a heavy police presence at the parade, which did draw hundreds of thousands to the downtown area. there in kansas city, ktvu alex savage here in studio, he's been following the latest developments for us tonight. >> alex. yeah, certainly a sad day in kansas city. mike and julie, those big crowds turned out today under sunny skies to

celebrate the team's victory on sunday in the super bowl. the rally was just wrapping up when it was shattered by gunfire. kansas city police say three people were quickly taken into custody and weapons were recovered, video shows fans apparently tackling at least one of the suspects here. the chief of police says there were 800 officers covering the event today, along with those injured by gunfire. others were hurt in the chaos that followed as people in the crowd ran for safety. the governor and first lady of missouri were at the parade today, along with the city's mayor, who attended with his wife and mother. he said he was heartbroken and angry. >> this is absolutely a tragedy, the likes of which we would have never expected in kansas city and the likes of which we will remember for some time this is not kansas city. >> i'm i'm angered by by what happened. but i want you to know that the kansas city, missouri police department and all the law enforcement officers that were there today that were serving and protecting did the

best that they could. and i'm so proud of them that they ran into danger getting two people into custody and at the same time rendering life sustaining aid to those victims. >> so i heard shots coming out the very end of the parade. it was very loud. it kind of sounded like fireworks. i was super confused. people started running over from that side, away from it. >> and we are getting more witness video of the suspects being taken down. so far, authorities have not released any information on those suspects or the person who died. kansas city police worked for hours to clear the scene today while they investigate exactly what happened and why this may have happened. it was a stark contrast to the joyful mood earlier in the day at the parade . the shooting happened right as the chiefs team was already on busses returning to arrowhead stadium after their rally that wrapped up the parade. super bowl mvp patrick mahomes posted on ex today quote, praying for kansas city offensive guard trey smith thanked the

firstrillionesponders today who ran toward the danger, and he wrote, quote, you're the ones who should be celebrated today. now this is just the latest sports celebration to be marred by gun violence. that includes a shooting that happened in downtown denver after the nuggets won the nba championship last year, and gunfire near the texas rangers world series championship parade also last year, mike and julie, back to you. all right, alex savidge here in studio. >> alex, thank you for the update. still to come here at five, helping to solve crimes, one camera, one business at a time. the change coming to one. south bay city also leaders throughout the east bay all in the same room with the same goal. >> what specifically they want to do about public safety and date night strike. >> coming up a little later, some uber, lyft and doordash driver is choosing valentine's day to get their message out

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>> this effort is more than just making sure police dispatchers notify their neighbors when criminals are leading cops on a chase in other cities, officials say this plan will leverage technology, resources and interagency expertise to better identify crime trends. on a broader level, this opportunity through this regional collaboration will allow us to come together with more coordinated and strategic and intentional efforts to deliver on that model of love life, not just in the city of oakland, but we hope throughout this region, police and city officials from oakland, berkeley, emeryville, san leandro and alameda county made their announcement outside a hotel along hegenberger road in oakland, a corridor that's seen a number of high profile burglaries and business closures . berkeley police chief jen lewis pointed to recent arrests of alleged apple store thieves, including tyler mims, who police say is seen here stealing 50 iphones from the store at bay street, emeryville. he and others were caught with the help of berkeley, emeryville and oakland police, as well as the chp. this cruise total haul about 300 iphones worth more

than $300,000. >> some of that was some really good work in connecting jurisdictions. and there was a, um, a combining of resources and enabled a follow on the next steps in an offense, the ability . to share that data between our agencies to really operate region early instead of as individual cities, or even now, the elected officials and police say they plan to meet quarterly to share crime trends and data. >> they say this could result in coordinated policy changes that go beyond just law enforcement, comparing notes about specific crimes, mike. >> all right. henry lee, live tonight in the newsroom. henry. thank you. >> all right. we're loving the rain out there. we've got this storm series. so we've got this deal going through now. half inch of rain so far in some places. maybe a little more in the hills. and then we're going to get a break. then we're going to get more rain as we head into saturday into monday. so that's kind of cool. and it looks like we're going to get some breaks. so it's a good storm. it's a good storm series if you will.

and it's got an el nino slash atmospheric river component to it as well. there's today's system. and then as you look out in the pacific, there's saturday system. and behind that would be sunday system as well. and again they're all coming from the far out in the atlantic or in the pacific. atlantic far out in the pacific. so that's how they line up. so there's today's storm. there's saturday's and there's, um, thursday's and friday's or pardon me, thursday's and fridays, saturdays and monday's. so with that in mind, more. rain coming. just get used to driving in it. tomorrow is not a bad day. as a matter of fact, tomorrow and friday will be relatively dry, probably dry. but then we get into it again friday night into saturday. so just kind of keep your driving wits about you already. the rain has fallen. we mentioned this earlier. we got up to a half inch in santa rosa where it rained for a while this morning before the system moved through and got the rest of us damp. took a little while to get across the central bay, san jose, just 2/100. but that number is going to come up pretty quick. the totals were going to see the potential

totals for our wednesday today through monday, which is a few days, right? is, you know, 3.5in in the central bay, two and a half to 3.5in. that's a that's a decent weather system. but it's not the kind that's going to give you problems. big hydro problems where you're seeing road flooding and things like that. at least that's not the that's not typical for that much rain. and that long a time. so we're not too worried about that. but you know, it comes up in the mountains. they're getting a bunch of snow that is for sure. and that snow is going to continue to fall really, even though we get some slight breaks tomorrow and friday, that snow is going to continue to fall into saturday, sunday, monday and probably into tuesday as well. so the mountains are going to get to be a real benefactor of this event. >> all right, bill, thank you. well it's not your typical undercover operation. take a look at this. an undercover bear trying to make a drug bust in lima, peru. the suspect is a woman who came down the stairs thinking someone sent her gifts. well, the bust worked because the police officer in the costume made the arrest. police say they found cocaine in the woman's apartment. rent. the

dress up method has been used by the peru national police force to perform arrests. in the past. last christmas, one of the officers disguised himself as santa to catch criminals. as uber drivers. >> more than 100 of them take their protest to the streets of san francisco right in front of uber headquarters. >> and coming up tonight at six, a man accused of attacking and sexually assaulting a woman on a very busy street in the east bay. and investigators tonight say they believe there may be more victims. >> also, a quick reminder right now there is a new way to watch ktvu news on your smart tv. it's the fox local app. just search for the fox local app and then select ktvu to get live newscasts and stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. we'll also be streaming live weather coverage throughout the night on the fox local app. we'll be right back

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>> uber and lyft are taking more money. when they started, they were making $2 and the driver got eight. now they take 7 to $8 and driver gets 2 to $3. they can't make a decent living. >> corporate people. they need to have compassion. they need to think about the drivers. they do the job. they they they make the money for them to live a very comfortable life. >> the drivers told me that this is not a celebration or even a protest. it is a warning to uber to respect them and their plight for better pay. >> i'm here actually at a funeral because this is the end of what's going on with the exploitation and uber lyft. come on now. i can't even have a living wage. there's no way i'm going to be able to keep up. i'm a single mom on top of everything in the last couple of years, workers both unionized and non-unionized, have decided to push it employers for more money, and they've had reasonably good success. >> this could turn into something very significant.

>> i believe this is the beginning of it. there are other, other places like new york. they started their own company, a driver owned cooperative that can happen here. it's about it not working anymore. >> of course it's going to get bigger for a lot of the these drivers are hurt. what you hear is what you see right now is the hurt. >> for its part, uber sent out a statement saying that the vast majority of drivers are satisfied and earnings remain strong. uber called it an opportunity for some union backed groups to get media attention. uber also said that it expects that it will not impact the overall number of trips, number of drivers or the prices. tom vacar, ktvu, fox two news. well, rideshare drivers all around the country took part in the rideshare strike in many places. >> protesters surrounded busy airports in at least a dozen major cities. strike organizers say, as vehicle and fuel costs rise, rideshare and app based

delivery companies are taking more out of the drivers pockets. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. yay! you may kiss woo! >> oh wow. >> nothing more romantic on valentine's day than a wedding coming up celebrating love. from weddings to flowers and love letters. >> also ahead, traffic comes to a standstill on the golden gate bridge this morning. coming up, the message protesters want people to hear and let's give you a live look outside at the golden gate bridge right now. >> it is a soggy commute on this wednesday evening. traffic on 101. not too bad. getting into marin county. we'll go live to the santa cruz mountains. coming up next to see what the weather is like there at the summit

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information. >> all right. back now here in the bay area and our weather right now, it is a soggy night out on this valentine's day. and it is just the beginning of a very wet stretch of days. >> ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary live now at the summit on highway 17, in the santa cruz mountains, where jesse, right now looks like it's really coming down out there. >> yes, yes, julie, it is no love for mother nature right now. you heard my colleague tom vacar speak earlier about periods of heavy rainfall, followed by periods where it wouldn't rain at all. that's exactly what we're getting here in the santa cruz mountains. we're at the summit southbound traffic as close as to me. it's headed this way. northbound traffic is going the opposite direction on the other side of highway 17. and we'll get these periods where the rain will just come down and buckets and then it will stop. it will let up. uh, and actually stop raining for you as a motorist, if you're headed this way, you want to a watch your speed and slow down. watch out for pooling of water

on the sides of the roadway. the roadway is also very slick because there is so much rain coming down intermittently, so you want to be careful of that and watch out for that. uh, keep your windshield wipers on high, because visibility is reduced. also because of the amount of rainfall that we're getting right now. so it's not like this all the time, but every few minutes or so, it just starts dumping rain, and then it'll let up and then it'll start again. so, you know, it's like groundhog's day. it's just, uh, keeps coming. we're live in the santa cruz mountains at the summit. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. mike julie will head back up to you in oakland. >> and i know jesse, as we get later into the winter season, with the ground being so saturated, there's always concern, especially along 17 about trees coming down onto the roadway. i don't know what the wind condition is now, but definitely this coming weekend when we get more powerful storms, there's always that concern along. 17. >> mike, that's exactly right. and you just mentioned wind and you could see my hood kind of blowing a little bit. but we're

getting gusts of wind. it's not sustained. and it's definitely not like it was a few days ago. or was it maybe it was last week when you had the howling wind. so much so that your trees were going down left and right. it's not that so right now it's just the rain. but yes, later in the week and into the weekend, because we're getting rain now and more rain later. and then if you bring in the winds, you do have the danger of more trees coming down. so, uh, the weather eye out for that as well. mike. >> yeah, i'm looking at those cars zipping along behind you there. doesn't look like the rain is slowing them down any, at least in this particular spot right now. >> and not not until there's an accident, julie. that's why. that's why we always advise people to slow down beforehand. >> all right, well, stay safe out there, jesse gary reporting live in the santa cruz mountains for us tonight. jesse. >> thank you. well, it might be a wet valentine's day out there, but it is not stopping people from celebrating their love for each other. some couples in san mateo county decided to take advantage of valentine's day by tying the knot. the county clerk recorder is extend hours for anyone hoping to get married

tonight. wedding ceremonies will be performed every half hour until 7:00 this evening. we did catch up with some couples this morning. they got some of the first appointments each. say today's date had a special meaning, including a couple who now shares the same anniversary as their parents. >> we ask my parents was a good day like astrologically and they're like, hey, this is like one of the last few days that are available and constantly they're also married on the same day and we're like, you know what? let's just do it. i feel like, yes, it is super special and especially the whole world celebrating valentine's day and it just i think it's a great way to tie the knot on a on a day of love. >> the county clerk's average number of weddings four per day. but they say that would likely double on this valentine's day. and it was also a very busy day at san francisco city hall. >> more than 100 couples chose this day, and that spot to tie the knot. ketv news alice wertz has this story. >> to have and to hold from this

day forward, it was a busy and bustling day at san francisco city hall. >> serious and yet joyful. >> i now pronounce you husband and wife. yay you may kiss woo! >> valentine's day will always be extra special for those who chose this day to marry in one of the most iconic landmarks in san francisco, lily lang and lake everett of berkeley have been together for eight years. i work for the city, and so when i found out that extra appointments were being opened up on valentine's day, i thought, well, this is one way he can always remember an anniversary. >> it was the perfect occasion. >> couples come from around the bay area, the state and the world to marry in san francisco today, lots of fashion, flowers and love in the air. >> we do our marriages in english, french, spanish and cantonese languages if requested. i been performing marriages since 2009 and married

about 10,000 couples. it's so much fun to be with people and they're so happy. >> john plischke has worked in city hall for 23 years before he retired twice. now he's back volunteering as a marriage commissioner once a week to serve as an officiant. my favorite part is just performing the ceremony. >> it's just so much fun. >> many told us why they chose today of all days to marry. >> he asked me to be his girlfriend on valentine's day. he proposed on valentine's day, so this was the only day there is for us and all the excitement wasn't lost on the flower girls for mrs. laura's wedding. >> what does valentine's day mean to you? >> um, the day of love. >> a very busy and fun loving day in san francisco over 160 couples will be married on valentine's day and the buzzwords today i do in san francisco alex schwartz, ktvu, fox two news, san francisco

mayor london breed joined city leaders and the lgbtq plus community to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the winter of love. >> today marks a key moment that took place in san francisco back in 2004. in the legal battle for marriage equality for same sex couples. that's when then san francisco mayor gavin newsom defied the federal ban on gay marriage and issued marriage licenses to same sex couples. >> well, one of the busiest spots on valentine's day, especially early this morning, the flower mart in san francisco . it's always promises a flower for every taste imaginable. ktvu is amanda quintana was at the san francisco flower mart early this morning as flores got ready for their very busy day. there are so many beautiful flowers here. >> there are more than 5080 vendors here selling different varieties. all the flowers you could dream of to give to your valentine today. the flower mart is a wholesaler, one of only five grower owned wholesale markets in the us. so this is

the floral hub for thousands of flower shop owners and florists and it's been here in the city for more than 100 years. some workers grew up here with their families in the flower business. one man says he's the oldest worker here. he's been at the flower mart for more than 60 years, and has seen a lot of things change. >> there's enough flower for all , for all the flowers, for all the consumer, which we had problem years ago. so i remember one year at the end of the day, we had one bunch of irish left, and now you can come here about 10:00, 11:00. you still see a beautiful assortment of local and imported flowers. >> he says years ago there were maybe 50 types of flowers here. now there's more like a thousand. he did say that fewer people come to the flower mart now because of big businesses like one 800 flowers and many people choose to buy flowers

today, somewhere like costco or even trader joe's. but he says you just can't beat the talent that comes out of this building. and these flowers come from all over the world. in san francisco, amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news well, it was not flowers given out at the california academy of sciences on this valentine's day. >> biologists held their annual tradition of distributing heart shaped valentines made of felt to the academy's colony of african penguins. the academy of sciences also gave their four newest penguins a special valentine's day treat. all right, still to come, the head of the fbi and cia make a surprise visit to israel to push for a cease fire. hear from the head of the fbi on what he wants from this visit. >> and back here in the bay area , protesters take over the golden gate bridge for a time. today, the issue that had demonstrators blocking traffic. >> and let's give you another live look at the evening commute. this is out at the bay bridge. the approach to the toll plaza, just a bit ago, no one

was there. but now that traffic starting to stack up, warriors hosting the clippers later tonight could be one of the reasons why we're back after the break

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traffic in both directions this morning on the golden gate bridge. the protesters are associated with a group called the palestinian youth movement,

and they sent us these photos saying their demonstration is in response to israel's bombing of rafah. the group is demanding a ceasefire and wants president biden to stop supplying israel with weapons. the chp says they quickly cleared out the protesters. we discuss this all the time and the response is very well coordinated and there's a game plan for it and we were able to get the golden gate bridge in this case, was able to get their units on scene and really assist with getting these people first. >> they were moved from the southbound lanes to the northbound side and then ultimately everybody got back in their cars and left the protesters were on the bridge for about 30 minutes. >> no arrests were made. >> the heads of the fbi and cia made an unannounced visit to israel. fox's mike tobin is in tel aviv, where he spoke exclusively with fbi director christopher wray about the work being done to try to get another cease fire. as the fighting grinds on in gaza, president biden sending his top national

security officials to the region. >> cia chief william burns arrived in cairo on tuesday for more talks on the latest cease fire proposal, and on wednesday, fox news spoke exclusively with fbi director christopher wray following a series of unannounced meetings with top security officials here in israel. >> we've seen a really rogues gallery of foreign terrorist organizations, both expressed support and praise for the hamas attacks and threaten to attack u.s. interests at home and abroad. >> wray's visit came just hours after hezbollah militants injured multiple civilians with rocket attacks near the lebanese border. the israeli military says a, quote, extensive wave of attacks on hezbollah targets is now underway. meanwhile, further south, the idf is still hunting for the top hamas commanders in gaza. on tuesday, they released a video showing hamas leader yahya sinwar moving freely through the tunnels below the hard hit city of khan yunis. while the people of gaza are suffering above ground, sinwar is hiding in tunnels underground

underneath them, running like the coward that he is and with fighting now ramping up in the southern city of rafah, diplomats from both sides are scrambling to get the new cease fire in place. but it won't be easy where hamas fits into that. >> all of the other pieces, that's things that we're going to have to work through with our partners in israel. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is reportedly told his negotiators not to return to the talks unless hamas drops its demand for an israeli withdrawal from the gaza strip in tel aviv. >> mike tobin, fox news. >> speaker of the house mike johnson says congress will not be rushed to pass the $95 billion foreign aid package for israel, ukraine and other allies. his remarks signal another pause over sending military hardware and munitions to ukraine and its war against russia. senators overwhelmingly approved the package on a bipartisan vote this week, but its fate is now uncertain. in the house of reps. lives. >> san jose police looking for

help to solve crimes. the plan for businesses and more cameras is coming to the south bay city. >> he left his heart in san francisco and now he has his own cable car celebrating tony bennett in the city. he loved. >> and i'll be back here in a few minutes. we'll check the radar because it's raining out there, and then we'll get a break, and then we'll talk about more rain coming this weekend.

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electric mode for up to ten miles, reducing emissions and noise, and sensitive areas. it also improves fuel economy by up to 25% over conventional diesel busses. vta says the complete fleet is expected to be operational here in the coming months, as it decommission most of its remaining diesel busses. these new hybrid busses, they cost. nearly $820,000 each. a new pilot program in san jose aims to arm business owners in high crime areas, with surveillance cameras. >> ktvu south bay reporter jesse gary tells us the goal is to use evidence from the cameras to prosecute and reduce crime. thank you so much. >> yeah, we'll help carry it in wednesday. >> lisa montez's, south san jose family business getting an upgrade with the city's mayor and a police captain doing the heavy lifting.

>> we've seen quite a few things . um, there was a young man killed here in the shopping center. um somebody came in with a knife. >> the crackdown on crime in high crime areas. san jose mayor matt mahan launched the capture. crime pilot program. >> we need to leverage technology to fill the gaps. studies have shown that surveillance cameras can reduce the overall crime rate by 25% under the $75,000, two year program, 50 small businesses across the city will get surveillance cameras, monitors and an external hard drive, all free of charge. >> the cameras must be registered with the san jose police department and images could be stored for up to 30 days. when we have digital evidence, images of the crimes per se, those are prioritized, uh, within the investigation. >> when we have little to nothing to go on, it becomes a

little more troublesome. >> this pilot program was first mentioned during sam liccardo's mayorship. mehan is carrying that torch for the next two years. some experts say lowering crime will lessen the economic burden shouldered by many small businesses. >> this is a terrific program. it's a step in the right direction with the hope that it will help us to maintain an a thriving business community in the city of san jose. >> montez is hopeful the new hardware will lower the chance of another close call inside her family restaurant. >> we would have the video and that would help if somebody comes and commits a crime and they, uh, police can have access to those videos and they'll be able to find the person responsible. >> so far, lisa is the only business owner to sign up for the pilot program. city and police officials want others to take that action by contacting the san jose police department in the south bay bureau. >> i'm jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news. >> well, what a better day than

valentine's day to celebrate a singer known for leaving his heart in san francisco today, the city unveiled a commemorative cable car named in honor of the late singer tony bennett, who died last year at the age of 96. the event happened at the fairmont hotel at california and mason streets, san francisco mayor london breed, the head of the mta, and other officials showed off the car, which was built in san francisco in 1907. bennett's widow helped do the honors. >> the song i left my heart in san francisco is not just the city's anthem, but it was tony's too. and to have the cable car named after him, i think there's only 2 or 3 others, so it's a really an amazing, uh, honor for. and i know tony would just be thrilled the tony bennett cable car was recently refurbished to include special plaques featuring bennett. >> it will carry passengers along the california line. >> really? i was just thinking back to grammar school, and we remember we had we do a little

envelope or a bag on the front of your desk and you decorate it for valentine's day. remember that. and then every thinking, yeah, you drop it in like your little like somebody, your desk mate or yeah, everybody had to get one. you had to give a valentine to everybody. >> and it was a little note you would pass on to other students. is that what you're. >> yeah, a valentine day card. did you not do that? um, mike, help me out. >> well, i remember that. but these days, you can't do that. you can't write notes anymore. so my children did it today, but you just. or they did it yesterday. but yeah, you can't give it to anybody anymore. no specific notes. you know, you want to include everyone you know, but they still do it. it's a nice gesture. yeah, it was awesome. >> it was awesome. well, in my day back in the early 60s, it was awesome. it's still awesome now. it's just awesome. awesome. okay so here's the rain out there. just a little sidebar there on the valentine's day. i hope you had a good one wet out there for sure. afternoon commute. as you've been hearing from our field reporters, it's coming and going. it's hitting hard. and then it's kind of going away and coming back. and in the south bay is where the

heaviest rain is now. and that's out towards gilroy. this should be the strongest, most potent part of this weather system. and as it pushes through, the rain will die down tonight. might see a little valley fog in the morning. actually these are the right now temperatures. it's not going to be cold overnight because the clouds and the rain got some good rain. though we did get up to a half inch of rain up in marin county, probably more than that. when all is said and done, we'll have to check out the numbers that you know by tomorrow morning because i'll they'll trickle in, especially for the marin watershed red numbers. and those will be those will be up there. so here's the model. all this looks like the radar which is live or usually within three minutes. this is a model, but it kind of looks like a radar. so it's not live. it's going to push us into the future. so here's right now and then here's tomorrow morning. right. so probably a little bit of valley fog. and then here's tomorrow afternoon. nice day. here's friday morning cloudy friday afternoon a little cloudy. and then the next system in this storm series third system comes in on saturday. there it is. and then we get another one sunday night into monday. the saturday

one looks pretty good right now. the sunday monday one looks like it's got more game. i mentioned that last night. like these things move and change because of the dynamics of the of this kind of flow. so so at one point saturday looked like it was going to be the main hit. and today's look like not much. but today's ramped up saturday's weakened up a little. and sunday night into monday has got a little stronger. so here's what we do. we just go one day at a time. our one storm at a time, and we'll wait for this saturday deal, which looks like another quarter inch half inch of rain, maybe a little more. and then then we'll get closer to monday. we'll do that. there's the five day forecast, and you can see you've got a little bit of rain saturday, a little break on sunday and then back into it on monday. >> big stretch ahead. all right bill thank you. very close call for an ambulance. and it's all caught on camera. this happened in massachusetts a paramedic was behind the wheel taking a patient to the hospital. you are seeing it from the driver's point of view. a white sedan loses control, crosses the highway and flips. as you saw there. several times right into the path of the ambulance, which

was able to swerve and avoid that vehicle. no one was hurt in the incident. >> 1953 so it's pretty old san francisco, california, and, uh, this is where irwin was actually, uh, stationed. and to that, evidently a love letter for the ages. >> a letter from decades ago, sent from san francisco to a love in the midwest and coming up tonight at six, a woman says a man attacked and sexually assaulted her as she was walking on a busy street at night. >> how a group of people credited with helping defend her off the her attacker. >> plus, is san francisco headed in the right direction? what likely voters have to say in a new poll. democrats agree. conservative republican steve garvey is the wrong choice for the senate. ...our republican opponent here on this stage has voted for donald trump twice.

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a 45% of men consider using ai to write a love letter. that is up from 30% in 2023. and it's not just the men. 40% of all adults thought about using ai to express their love. research

also shows 1 in 4 americans are using artificial intelligence to help them with their online dating profiles. >> never crossed my mind. >> i don't even know how to use like ai to say, hey, write this, write this. but a lot of people are doing well. obviously doing it now from the heart, pen and paper. >> that's right. >> you just got to go from here. >> well, a love letter is standing the test of time actually found in a man's toolbox. >> well, fox news jamie sherrod has the story now behind the note written more than a half century ago. >> it's almost like a true love story. people just don't write things like that nowadays. it's almost like poetry. >> back in 2017, rick trojan brought this toolbox at a farm auction. but what he found inside a couple of years later was like a scene out of a movie. a love letter written 70 years ago addressed to mary lee cribbs here in grand rapids from corporal irving fleming, 1953. >> wow. so it's pretty old san francisco, california, at. and

this is where irwin was actually stationed to that evidently. >> the letter a tale of two hearts separated by distance as corporal fleming served in the army, haven't wrote you a letter in such a long time. >> and the letter goes on and on. >> in it, corporal fleming revealed he hadn't heard from mary in five months after the two had a disagreement, he apologized profusely and expressed his unyielding love to mary, writing in part, mary, i need you so very much, and i know that i'll always love you. yeah, i kind of read through it kind of a love letter and things and that, and it was just kind of really interesting. corporal fleming also wrote how slow his time in the army was going without hearing from mary, and shared when he returned home in seven months. it would be the happiest day in his life. he wrapped up the letter asking mary something he's asked before for, and apparently she's previously agreed to marry him.

once he returned home, telling mary he loves her with everything he's got. >> he did try to do a little research through facebook to try to locate some of the people in that involved with it. >> rick has tried to find the person this belongs to or their relatives, but hasn't had any luck. he's hoping this story will help get this long lost love letter into the right hands. >> i really don't have any use for it, and if we can find the people it belongs to or the kids, i think it would be really neat for them. >> we went out today like everyone in kansas city looking to have a celebration that celebrates was marred by a shooting today. >> next, at six, kansas city mourns one woman killed and others hurt in a shooting at the end of today's championship super bowl parade. also ahead tonight, a man is accused of attacking and sexually assaulting a woman. atrillionandom on a busy east bay street and police believe there could be more victims. >> plus, there's frustration on

there's safety concerns. there's real fear. >> leaders from multiple east bay cities band together to fight common problems. the new pledge to address public safety issues head on, and the rain is back across the bay area and making for a slow evening commute. as we give you a live look out there at the san mateo bridge, bill martin tracking the weather for your neighborhood. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> good evening. i'm julie julie haener and i'm mike mibach. >> we begin tonight with new information on the deadly shooting at the parade for the kansas city chiefs and their fans. >> our heather holmes is here now with what we're learning about the person who died in the shooting, heather. >> well, mike and julie, a kansas city radio station now saying that its dj lisa lopez, was killed today. it said, quote , this senseless act has taken a beautiful person from her family and this kc community. now, the gunfire erupted at the end of the big parade and rally that drew an estimated 1 million people to downtown kansas city. today, kansas