york. eamon dignum, fox news. kate icu, fox two news at five starts now. >> an oakland business has been hit almost two dozen times by thieves, three times in just the past three weeks alone. the popular restaurant cleans up only to be broken into again over and over. >> good evening. i'm jana katayama and i'm christien kafton. >> it's a story that has played out at businesses throughout oakland and has some business owners thinking about getting out. >> our crime reporter, henry lee is here now. after speaking to the manager about these repeated break ins, henry. yeah, kristin and janet. >> he's just about had it. he has customers to feed employees to pay, and not enough time in the day to call police and call for repair. he's wondering if he needs to call it all off. >> it's a lot of stress. it's frustration. oswaldo sanchez is fed up. >> he manages agave uptown restaurant in oakland, which has been broken into three times in the past three weeks since it

opened in 2016 at 22nd and broadway. it's been burglarized 22 times. >> i have to, like, find a way to, like, get attention from you know, police department, governor, mayor, whoever it is, because they really need to stop this. >> at about 445 in the morning thursday, this man forced the lock and went straight to the bar. he picked up a bottle of mezcal, which is alcohol made from the agave plant. he even took time to read the label. he left with just the bottle, but caused more damage to the door. the crime cars are just driving us, you know. >> too crazy. >> especially when it keeps happening over and over again. last week, these guys first used a crowbar and then a longer pry tool to break in the restaurant again, had a pay to fix the door and on january 30th, several thieves broke in and ransacked the business. >> like it or not, restaurants, businesses around. we're dying. little by little. it's taking money, energy, stress, you know,

sometimes it's like you just want to give up. and i'm here today because i want him to stay in oakland. >> oakland city council member noel gayo says he and his family have dined at agave many times. we need to do better to protect our businesses. and you know, at the end of the day, henry, they're the ones that pay the taxes, employ our residents. and i got to keep this restaurant here. >> customers say they want this business to survive, to. >> it does feel like something's changed. it does feel like there's more crime in the city. and it would be, um, totally advantageous for our city council and our police department to get together and work in a community oriented way . >> now, the manager tells me he's woken up in the middle of the night wondering if he should check the surveillance cameras in real time in cases restaurant is being broken into yet again. oakland police are investigating this incidents. kristin. >> yes. so stressful for that business owner and the manager there. henry. just wondering if he has any sense if this is the same people who are coming back over and over again, or if this

is just random new people coming one after another? yeah, we know that one lone guy from last week . >> actually, yesterday, just by himself. other groups not so sure if it's the same people, but he's for some reason it's a nice looking restaurant, so these criminals are probably just lured into thinking that, you know, they can have something that doesn't belong to them. >> yeah. henry. very difficult. thank you very much, henry. well all new at five. police are looking for a man suspected of killing a woman in pinole this morning. they believe 36 year old jeffrey kendall broke into a home on summit drive near buena vista at about 845 this morning. they say a woman in the home was found dead with at least one gunshot wound. officers say kendall was seen on video driving off in a gray hyundai elantra. police describe him as five feet, nine inches tall, 140 pounds, with brown hair. police say he is armed and anyone who sees him should immediately call 911. the chp has issued an ebony alert for a missing 16 year old girl from san francisco,

misandrist. >> oman was last seen on wednesday around 4:30 p.m. in san francisco in the area of forster street and teresita boulevard. she is five feet, six inches tall, 130 pounds, and has black hair and brown eyes. she was last seen wearing a black hoodie, a salmon colored shirt and maroon sweatpants. anyone who sees her is asked to call 911 immediately. we well, taking a look outside out over the oakland estuary, you can see it's actually fairly nice right now. >> the proverbial calm or the literal calm before the storm. two of those storms lined up, ready to hit the bay area over the coming days. let's get over to rosemary oroczo with more. >> i know this is and a lot of kids are starting the president's day weekend. some are going for ski week, so there's a lot going on this weekend, right? >> yeah, and a lot of rain coming our way. but you know, we will get breaks with each passing day and waiting the second storm. then the third round. and so on and so on. more

on this coming up. let's take a look at what is going on outside our doors at this time. the overcast skies, even a little bit of green showing up on the screen for the radar and satellite view and with that, we are with the possibility of maybe a sprinkle or two. but today is really the transition day. most of us are will remain dry, and as we get into the overnight hours, what is moistening up now will begin to actually hit the ground. here is a view of the first system. there you can see the parent low is well off the coastline. it's tapping into that subtropical moisture there and is aimed right for california. the second system that will begin to bring us, you know, some an additional rain as well as some wind on sunday will last all the way until it looks like wednesday. so we do have advisories in place. the first is a high surf advisory and it does begin tomorrow morning. it goes until sunday afternoon. we're talking about large breaking waves to 22ft. maybe even some areas hitting 28ft. and it's for the entire coastline for our west

facing beaches. as i pull back a little bit here, that shade of green, we know what that is a flood watch. it begins sunday morning and will go until wednesday morning for excessive runoff. our rivers, our creeks, our streams, urban areas, poor drainage areas, all those flood prone areas expected to experience some flooding over the next several days. and as we headed to the sierra, there are two advisories a winter weather advisory that goes from saturday morning to sunday morning, and then a winter storm warning that goes from sunday afternoon, noon until wednesday morning. better look at what we can expect with these storms coming up in just a little bit. all right. >> to know those warnings. thank you rosie, very well. with these next round of storms coming our way, many cities and counties have been preparing ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary has more on their work to prevent flooding and also some shelters that are set to open over the weekend. >> ominous clouds friday, a precursor to a series of storms that are targeting the bay area,

the second storm will have more of a punch than the first storm. >> stronger winds and heavier rain not necessarily much more rain. it just will fall harder, faster and maybe generate some local flooding concerns. >> san jose officials say crews have previously cleared debris from 35,000 catch basins that are spread throughout the city. they warn residents to brace for possible localized flooding. >> we are going to get a good dose of rain, so we're keeping our eyes on the creek levels as well as the streets looking out for flooding. in either case, unhoused residents living along area waterways are especially vulnerable to rising water levels. >> we want to make sure that community members who are living along rivers and creeks and or any waterway that they are taking the necessary precautions , precautions now move away from these waterways. officials with valley water say crews are taking preemptive action to make sure debris doesn't make bad conditions worse. >> our crews are out there. they

have been out there since the start of the storm season. just making sure there's no blockages in our creeks and making sure everything is clear so the creeks can flow as intended to reduce flooding. >> santa clara county is opening all seven of its warming centers this weekend to provide shelter for the unhoused. additionally officials say already saturated soil could produce more downed trees and power outages, even though winds aren't expected to be as fierce as the last storm. >> this is completely normal for these storms. >> santa cruz county officials say they'll meet with the national weather service to determine if they'll activate their emergency operations center, and they say they plan to open their overnight warming centers from sunday to wednesday of next week in downtown san jose. jesse gary, ktvu, fox two news, and we have a new way for you to get updates on the coming storms through your smart tv. >> we'll have the latest weather updates this weekend. you can watch them live newscasts and others on any of these platforms. fire tv, apple tv,

android tv, roku or vizio. just search for the fox local app and then select ktvu. it's a five year, $90 million project. >> backers say will create a safer street for pedestrians and muni passengers and cyclists. we're talking about san francisco's taraval street project, and while the work is being done for safety, merchants say it's destroying their businesses. ktvu tom vacar joins us now live from san francisco, and tom, some help is on the way for those businesses. >> there is. but consider this, and it's important to consider, by the time this project is completed late this year, it will have taken it will have taken as long or longer than the construction of the $1 billion sales force tower from scratch. merchants tell ktvu you that the project has been, is, and will continue to be a noisy, property, damaging and small business disaster at noriega furniture, a 76 year old legacy

business. it's bad. >> it has destroyed based the economic infrastructure of all the small businesses on taraval. they tore up the entire area and it's the second time i've had damage to my building because of it. you lost. >> at least i would say at least 20% of our business due to the fact there's customer. they come in, they cannot find parking when it comes down to it, the we're down 35, 40% on customer count. >> the guerra italian store in meat market has been a family affair for seven decades. >> it's not just for the safety, it's for the they can change the zoning in the entire area. so this is the infrastructure so that they can change the zoning in the entire area. so they can go up eight stories from here to the beach. >> the merchants say this would have gone a lot better had the city simply done a better job of communicating with them and tell them what was really going on. it kind of brings up the old statement made in the paul newman cool hand luke movie. what we have here is a failure to communicate the most

frustrating part of this is zero communication through the whole process. this in a news release, the city has said it will take $1 million to be split amongst the many dozens of affected taraval businesses, merchants say it's far less than what far fewer merchants near the moscone center will get from interruptions caused by the international apec event last november. >> they were inconvenienced for a week. yeah i know that. so they ended up at $2.5 million of it. we ended up with $1 million of it. we've been inconvenienced for five years. yeah, well, i'm down 3 million bucks. >> i don't think that this was really worth it. i think it ends up being a whole lot more money spent. there's not they're not going to regain the value for what they've put into it. >> an apologetic muni had this to say to the merchants. >> so at the same time that we are replacing the rail tracks on taraval, the sewer and water lines are also being replaced and those are things that take a long time.

>> the san francisco public utilities commission, installer of the new sewers and pipes, is equally responsible for the long delays, if not more so. but they chose not to respond to katie icu. that's why we have a california public records act. tom baker, ktvu, fox two news. coming up, almost 1 in 5 new homes being built in california have an adu or accessory dwelling unit that's often called in-law units. >> some leaders want even more of them to help with the region's housing crunch. we will talk with one supporter of the idea at 530. and a sign for help gets answered in a big way. >> meet the sheriff's deputy who answered the call and went above and beyond and a judge announces the penalty today for former president donald trump in his civil fraud trial, the strong words from the judge and the strong reaction from the form esid t

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from his companies and some executives, including his sons in the new york civil fraud case, along with the fine for committing fraud, the judge barred trump from holding executive office at any company in new york. >> in a lengthy and scathing ruling, the judge wrote about the trumps and their, quote, lack of complete, their complete lack of contrition and remorse. borders on pathological. fox's caroline shively has the latest on a blockbuster ruling against former president donald trump friday afternoon, a new york judge has ordered him to pay more than $350 million in a civil fraud case and banned him

from applying for bank loans or running a business in the state for three years. >> the court has done everything short of ordering that trump be thrown into a woodchipper. >> the state supreme court judge, arthur engoron, had earlier ruled that trump, his two oldest sons and their companies committed fraud by inflating the value of their holdings on financial statements to banks to get favorable loans before the trial began late last year, new york attorney general letitia james asked the judge for a $370 million fine and to block trump and his co-defendants from conducting business in the state. >> at the end of the day, uh, this case is about fraudulent statements of financial condition. >> it's been a busy legal week for the former president. a georgia judge heard more testimony on friday about whether fulton county district attorney fani willis should be removed from trump's election interference case. lawyers zeroed in on a romantic relationship willis had with a special prosecutor she hired. even calling her father to the

stand. >> so miss willis had not told you about mr. wade prior to that? >> absolutely not. >> that comes just a day after another new york judge set march 25th as the start date in trump's criminal trial involving hush money payments to adult film star stormy daniels. in 2016, the timing will put it right in the middle of presidential primary season. >> we'll just have to figure it out. i'll be here during the day and i'll be campaigning during the night altogether, there are four criminal cases against mr. trump, but only one has an official court date before the election in washington, caroline shively, fox news. >> and as you saw there, the former president has reacted to the ruling, claiming without proof that the ruling was politically motivated. this is russia, this is china, this is the same game. >> all comes out of the doj. it all comes out of biden. it's a witch hunt against his political opponent. the likes of which our country has never seen before. you see it in third world countries, banana republics, but

you don't see it here. trump says his legal team will try to appeal the decision. >> the white house announced late today that president biden will be coming to california next week in a statement, the white house said that he will be here from tuesday through thursday. >> he plans to travel to san francisco, los altos hills and los angeles during this trip. as for what he'll be doing, the white house will only say that he plans to participate in several political engagements. >> hope you had a chance to get out and enjoy the dry weather. things are going to change and we will have several rounds come our way over the next few days. live. look outside our doors where we continue with the mainly dry conditions. at this time. beautiful view there. san francisco as we look towards the east bay hills. temperatures today very similar to yesterday, upper 50s to low 60s in and around the bay area right now, and the winds are generally light. the one thing that we haven't seen pop up and thankfully so a wind advisory. so we don't have any advisories

for wind as we roll through the next several days with the wet weather. here's a look at storm number one already bringing a few scattered showers to areas of northern california, and we may squeeze out a sprinkle or two tonight, but really, it's tomorrow when we are expecting. the wet weather. scattered showers will move in into the overnight hours and tomorrow morning. here's a look at 7 a.m. we've got light blues and greens across the bay area at noontime. more of the same, just light rain moving through. now we're into the heavier stuff. three, four, 5:00 in the afternoon and then it tapers off. and that was storm number one. so rainfall amounts tomorrow, anywhere from half inch to an inch and a half, maybe two for some of our wetter locations. and snow for the sierra 6 to 8in a possibility there. and as we talked about advisories expected for winter travel in the sierra, the advisory for us tomorrow is along our coastline, a high surf advisory, afternoon highs a little bit below average, upper 50s to low 60s. expected a

better look at the rest of the weekend and the stronger storm that is expected to arrive. coming up. >> thanks so much rosemary. well, often news can be depressing, but this next story shows the positive side of people's humanity. >> that's right, fox's darienne debrule has the story of the unique plea for help and the sheriff's deputy who answered that call going above and beyond when box elder county sheriff's office deputy kahlil shaw was dispatched on a welfare check in january, he didn't know what to expect, but the address didn't quite line up to where the house was. >> so i drove past it and then flipped around, and as i saw it, i looked in the window of this house and all i see it looked like an amazon package, like the paper amazon. package. and in big red letters it said help. >> when he knocked on the door, he was relieved to see a woman named vicki. answer. she was just beyond joyous to see that somebody had seen the sign. vicki didn't want to go on camera, but shared with me that

she's wheelchair bound, has cancer, and recently had a heart attack. her cell phone was broken and she had no way to call friends or family for help. it was on the 12th day. she decided to make the help sign. >> she was on blood thinners, cancer meds, all these different kinds of medication and she was actually running out and she said that one of the medications that she was on, if she had run out, she would have a heart attack. >> when deputy shaw heard her story, he says it was his call to do something greater than himself. >> i let her use my phone to call the pharmacy to re-up all of her meds, let her call her daughter, to let her daughter know that she was okay, went to the pharmacy, picked up her medications, um, went to smith to pick up some stuff from smith's that was on her list, and then to walmart. and then i went back and i made sure to get it all to her. >> and he didn't stop there. >> there was again, there was at least two feet of snow on the ground all around. so she had a snow shovel that that wasn't being used. so i made sure that it got some use out of it and shoveled what i could out from the doorway down to the pathway

to my truck. and then i was able to do that, and i took her trash out. >> vicki says. deputy shaw is a fantastic man and more people should be like him. >> i was in the position to do what i could, deputy shaw tells me. >> vicki has received a phone and is in contact with a friend who is able to help her more now in box elder county. i'm darienne debrule, fox 13 news utah. >> it is the year of the dragon and in east san jose, the annual tet festival is underway. despite the incoming rain. i'm mark sayer, i'll show you what's going on here. just ahead. >> and coming up at 6:00. state of the art cars are on display this weekend in the south bay. a preview of some of the technology that center stage at the silicon valley auto show. >> and once again, a reminder about the new live stream option to see ktvu on your smart tv. this weekend will be updating the storm situation on our stream. you can also watch live newscasts and stories on demand along with those weather updates on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple tv or android tv. again

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off in east san jose, just within the past hour. ktvu reporter mark sayer is there in east san jose with a look at the celebration. mark things are going off to a pretty good start, so far. still dry. >> that's still dry for sure.

christian and jenna, uh, san jose actually has one of the largest vietnamese populations for a city than any city outside actually of vietnam itself. more than 150,000 folks with vietnamese heritage live in the city, according to some of the most recent census data. you're looking at the main entrance here. people coming by taking photos to mark this occasion. this is a three day festival. we're in the parking lot of the east ridge mall. now. the tet translates to the festival of the first day, and it's the most important annual celebration in vietnamese culture. it's also a time for family reunions, where everyone sets aside the troubles of the past year and hopes for a better year and a happier new year. now, the event here officially kicked off at 3:00 this afternoon, with traditional music blaring from the center stage all sorts of entertainment options. after all, this entire festival is about family. the tet festival means like if you come by thanksgiving, christmas, and new year together and we combine all together of american holiday to become a tet. >> and we're not celebrate only

one day or one week. we celebrate the whole month. that's what you see in san jose. there are many, many different. like like tet festival happened around this month of the year. >> now there's going to be no shortage of activities here this weekend. as you can see in this promotional video from some years past, organizers say they will have lucky money gifts. lion dancers, a visit from miss vietnam, california, of course, carnival rides and games now tonight this festival runs until 11, both tomorrow and sunday. it runs from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. of course, we do have the incoming rain that is expected. festival organizers say they do have a very large tent in the middle near the stage. people can stay dry and they do plan to continue to. no matter what happens with the weather. the tet festival celebration is on here in east san jose at the eastridge mall, reporting live from east san jose. i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. >> back to you. it looks like a lot of fun out there. mark. thank you so much. yeah wishing them good weather. >> we're seeing a lot of trash this winter. >> trash is a big deal.

>> and as the storms approach our area, even more trash is expected to wash ashore. we'll have that coming up. >> we'll tell you why. a bay area lawmaker has introduced legislation aimed at boosting the number of so-ca ed

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today and died soon after. some of navalny supporters, however, blame president putin for the death. navalny's death has prompted an outcry worldwide, with some leaders weighing a possible response. fox's alex hogan has more now from london. >> russia has some very serious questions to answer over the death of russia's main opposition leader, sending shockwaves around the world. >> on friday, alexei navalny was the fiercest critic of president vladimir putin. he was serving a 99 year prison sentence in a harsh russian penal colony, where he was pronounced dead on friday. there's still no information available about how he died, but the international community is pointing a finger at putin, and some are promising revenge. >> he will bear responsibility for what he did to our country, to my family and to my husband. and his day will come very soon. >> it is possible navalny's death could spark enough outrage to prompt real action against moscow. >> some world leaders have already said putin should suffer consequences, while president

biden weighed in from the white house, this tragedy reminds us of the stakes of this moment. >> we have to provide the funding so ukraine can keep defending itself against putin's vicious onslaught. >> meanwhile, makeshift memorials are popping up across russia to honor a man called a hero. and as expected, russian security forces detained some of the people paying their respects. part of an ongoing crackdown on dissent. some experts say, will only get worse the more you spill blood. >> try to eliminate the opponents, the more you think that others will come in their wake. and so you are really need to clear to clear out the field completely, navalny his death comes just one month before the russian election, with putin widely expected to win a fifth terms as president in london. >> alex hogan, fox news. >> a police are looking for more suspects in connection with the deadly shooting at the kansas city chiefs super bowl parade. charges were filed yesterday against two juveniles. they're

being held on gun related and resisting arrest charges. that shooting left one woman dead, 22 others injured. investigators say a dispute between several people led to that shooting. a preliminary investigation shows no connection to terrorism or homegrown violent extremism. >> and we are hearing from one of the victims of the shooting. >> first, i thought it was fireworks and i thought i'd be just being burned. i won't be able to walk for a few months, 3 to 6 months. >> jacob gooch was with his family at the celebration when the gunfire rang out. he says he didn't realize it was gunshots until he felt pain. he says all he could think about, though, was trying to find his wife and children. his wife and one of his sons also were shot and injured. all of them are expected to recover eventually. gooch said his family is now hesitant about attending large public events, but he said if the team wins another championship experience this year will not stop him from attending another parade for

governor. newsom was in the bay area today highlighting the latest efforts to address homelessness. the governor was in oakland and at the side of a motel which has been converted to supportive housing units under project homekey. the governor announced a new round of homekey awards. the statewide project converts former offices, motels and other underused buildings into housing for people who are experiencing homelessness today we're announcing, as was noted, a $99 million additional investment. >> there's still additional resources left, to be precise, 138 million left of the 3.5 billion after the 99 million is distributed today in six counties in the state of california, including here in alameda county, uh, all the way down to san diego. >> last year, project homekey provided more than $730 million in grant funding to cities, counties and other local public entities to pay for those conversions. >> 1 in 5 new homes built in

california has a second unit and newly proposed legislation would allow homeowners to build even more. the state is adding more than 20,000 accessory dwelling units, or adus, every year. east bay state senator nancy skinner has introduced a package of bills to make it easier for, and less expensive to create granny flats. now, the bills would reduce the cost of hookup fees, increase the number of adus allowed in multifamily housing, and ban hedge funds and large investors from buying up single family homes, senator skinner told us earlier today how the measures would work right now, one of the things that adding costs to housing is the cost for a utility hookup. >> we're talking the water hookup, the electrical hookup. i mean, the costs are unbelievable. with some units, they are charging, for example, 28 to 35,000 for a meter per unit. now when we think about

high housing costs already, that's those are astronomical costs. so if you have a multifamily building and it's over 20,000 per unit for a hookup, it really makes it prohibitive. so what my bill, sb 1210 would do is to cap those fees on utility hookups. and also allow the person who's doing the adding the unit to be able to pay over time instead of all at once. what sb 1211 does is open the doors for more adus on multifamily properties. so people might think, well, why? where would you do that? on an apartment building, for example. but many of our, um, complexes of do, uh, townhouses, apartment complexes have lots of extra space. they were built at a time where they put, you know, many more driveways, perhaps, than needed, more carports. lots. and this bill would allow them to potentially use some of that space for an accessory dwelling unit. and what we're seeing is we're not talking just any

corporations. we're seeing we're seeing hedge funds and large investor corporations buying up single family homes. and in effect, it's now like a wall street asset class. it never was before. and in some cases they're leaving those homes vacant, which of course is a unit that otherwise could be lived in. that's no good. but they have the ability to outcompete any of us. they make all cash offers they can buy. many many homes at a time. and it outcompetes the person who's trying to build a buy a house to be able to live in it with their family. so people wonder, why do we still have so many homeless when the state has been investing? really good money for good programs like project homekey that has literally housed you know, thousands of people that were previously homeless. but unfortunately, more are becoming homeless because of how expensive our housing is. so we need to do everything we can to get more housing units and bring that

cost down. >> state senator, senator, state senator skinner told us that california has the lowest rate of owner occupied home ownership in decades. it's especially impacting black and brown families and younger californians. she hopes to have all three bills on the governor's desk by by july or august. and still to come, a warning from the atf on how a $10 piece of plastic can make a weapon even more dangerous. some thing besides rain is coming ashore when these storms are expected to hit the bay area. >> the look at the trashy problem. the storms and rain has caused. >> plus how we get help in an emergency that changed 56 years ago today . a look back next

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machine gun. >> atf officials say they are concerned, and because the small plastic devices can be purchased easily online and essentially transform from a regular semi-automatic gun into a machine gun, they also say the devices are often advertised on the internet or social media as vehicle pieces or other gun parts. authorities say that these enhanced weapons could easily pierce the protective vests that are worn by most law enforcement officers. >> the machine gun conversion device, commonly sold on the internet and social media sites. this is a highly destructive devices that, when added to a semi-automatic pistol, converts it to a fully automatic machine gun. >> the atf says what is also a concern is that these items can cost as little as $10. >> tensions are rising between the white house and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as israel prepares to invade the southern gaza city of rafah. as fox's mike tobin tells us, western leaders warn the

offensive could force thousands of palestinians from the gaza strip. >> israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu pushing back on the white house's vision for a postwar gaza, including its calls for a palestinian state, writing in a statement, quote, israel categorically rejects international dictates regarding a permanent settlement with the palestinians. the comments come after a phone call between the prime minister and president biden, during which the leaders discussed the next stage in the fight against hamas. on friday, vice president kamala harris reaffirmed the administration's belief in a two state solution there cannot be, in my opinion, peace and security for that region, for the people of israel or the palestinians and the people of gaza. >> without a two state solution. >> netanyahu is also promising to move ahead with an offensive in the southern gaza city of rafah. president biden and other western leaders are asking israel to hold off on the operation until there's a plan to ensure the safety of civilians. >> an israeli offensive on rafah

will only lead to an unprecedented humanitarian disaster, and will be a turning point in this conflict. >> meanwhile, egypt is reportedly building a wall and leveling land at the gaza border to potentially shelter palestinian fleeing rafah during an israeli offensive. though officials here say they plan to evacuate civilians to other parts of the gaza strip. >> we have no intention to deport any of them out of the gaza strip. >> more than a million palestinian civilians are estimated to be sheltering in rafah. in tel aviv, mike tobin, fox news. >> the bay area getting ready for a stormy weekend will take you to the beach, where storms often create a trashy problem and closer to the beach. >> we do have a high surf advisory that begins early tomorrow morning. a better look at what we can expect with this wet weather coming up and it's a stunning spot for golfers to enjoy around the city. >> now, this public golf course in san francisco has gotten a

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right mayor london breed today. cutting the ribbon for the reopening and unveiling of the golden gate park golf course and clubhouse. the nine nine hole, par three golf course underwent a major landscaping upgrade under upgrade project, and the clubhouse was rebuilt from the ground up. the old clubhouse was built in 1951, one that was

demolish after it sustained extensive damage in a 2018 fire. san francisco nonprofit first tee raised nearly $3 million for renovations. >> i'm most proud of first tee and the work that they are doing to help ensure that the next generation of san franciscans growing up in the city will be able to participate in learning about the sport of golf and how it builds character and how it brings people together. >> the public golf course will be maintained by the san francisco rec and park department. that also remains maintains five other public golf courses. >> looks beautiful. well. just blocks away from that golf course. as we prepare for two more atmospheric rivers. forecast for this weekend, large amounts of trash and debris are expected to come ashore at ocean beach and other shorelines around the bay area. ktvu alice wirtz went to the water to give us a look. it's the calm before

the storm. >> heavy rains forecast this weekend. friday's clear coast was a good reason to let the dogs out, and get some exercise in for some, like monique kitayama, she notices there's been lots of trash on the beaches after storms this season, and occasionally when she's surfing once in a while you'll see like a bigger piece of trash float by. >> um, lots of wood. during the storms and the winter season. but it's all on the beach. >> paul corner has lived in the city for over 35 years. he's doing his part, although he has noticed one less type of trash, not so much on the cigaret butts. even so, there's plenty of trash to clean up, especially colorful plastic needles, soft plastic, hard plastic, foam, foam cleaning trash from the beach is like emptying the ocean with a spoon, but every effort counts. it doesn't need to be an all organized event.

>> it can be an individual. event, just a bag and a $20 picker. upper is all i need. and then maybe a little music in the headphones as i go. >> the expected storms will add to the debris flow with trash ending up in the ocean or on the beach. san francisco's stormwater sewage system is unique in that it captures both stormwater as well as sewage water, and it treats it before allowing it to be discharged into the bay. >> the level of trash that gets dumped out to sea is the size of texas, especially with an el nino winter. the storms are closer to the shore, pushing all that trash in. we're seeing a lot of trash this winter. >> no doubt cleanup will be needed next week after the storms, because tomorrow though, the rains will be back in and so will the garbage, sadly. >> but we'll just pick up half a bag of garbage today and, uh,

it'll be one less bit of garbage that'll be in the ocean tomorrow. >> alice wirtz ktvu, fox two news. >> high surf advisory for our coastline that begins tomorrow morning and will last until sunday afternoon. for large breaking waves this as storms begin to roll ashore and wet weather in the forecast. giving you a look here over san francisco. we do have a mostly cloudy skies and a few light showers. a possibility tonight before the first storm arrives into tomorrow morning. temperatures at this hour similar to yesterday. upper 50s to low 60s and the winds are generally light. and that is one nice thing about the storms not bringing a wind advisory with it. so that is something that we can, uh, of course, be happy about. here's a view of some of the moisture right off the shore and a few sprinkles. maybe a possibility. storm number one right in here. storm number two, still way back off the coastline. and this is expected

to bring us rain. some sunday, monday, tuesday before we finally begin to dry out on wednesday. so a flood watch for the entire bay area will go into place with that second storm on sunday morning and last all the way into wednesday morning. high surf advisory begins tomorrow morning and will last into sunday afternoon and if you plan on traveling to the sierra, it is going to be a very hazardous at times with an advisory that begins tomorrow morning. one will expire on sunday, but then another one comes in right after it, and that one will extend until wednesday. i know just a lot to talk about as far as rainfall amounts. the first storm on saturday, 1 to 2in or so. not too bad. we can handle that. but all said and done, several inches of rainfall expected for our urban areas, 6 to 8in a possibility for our hills. so that is definitely enough to bring the slides. of course, the flooding over the next several days and feet of snow expected for the sierra.

the timing on this tomorrow morning we wake up with scattered showers generally light. there's a look at your lunch hour still fairly light, but into the afternoon pockets of heavy rain begin to fall, so the brunt of the storm right now looks like we'll call it between 3 and 5:00 in the afternoon. and then it pushes through and then we get a bit of a lull. and here we are sunday morning where we have mostly cloudy skies and we're awaiting the next system by lunchtime it's moving ashore and it looks to be fairly heavy all the way through the afternoon. there's a look at sunset into monday morning early monday morning, another round pounding the bay area. this looks like before folks actually get up. hopefully you don't have to work. hopefully you have the holiday because it could be a rainy one monday morning as well. temperatures tomorrow morning, upper 40s, low 50s. our temperatures are not changing a whole lot tomorrow afternoon. similar to today. upper 50s, low 60 and the extended forecast. our temperatures just really don't budge. but again, the wet weather for tomorrow. so sunday showers on monday, tuesday

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it could become a reality with this one group that has said that they want to put a game on a competition with that very, uh, with that very fact. so fox news's gary baumgarten is going to take a look at what's behind this concept and why it is gaining traction with the countdown to the summer olympics on a different kind of sporting event, one that will let athletes openly use performance

enhancing drugs, is also hoping to turn heads, called the enhanced games. >> it's president says it's time to let athletes maxim prize their potential with some instances banned by the world anti-doping agency. >> 44% of olympians, according to the olympics own research, have used banned performance enhancing drugs. it only 1% get caught. >> the enhanced games will start with individual athletes competing for their own personal glory in several core sports, officials hope allowing people to use drugs will make the games more exciting to watch and even let athletes nearing retirement extend their career. >> this is exactly the promise of performance medicine, technology to enable athletes to regain those extra few years. >> finding people willing to compete. however wasn't easy. but the tides are turning after retired world champion australian swimmer james magnussen said he would take performance enhancing drugs to

try and break a 50 meter sprint world record. the one condition magnussen will only do it for a million dollars. officials say all eligible athletes will be paid a base salary to compete in the enhanced games, and will earn more money should they place first, second or third. the games are aiming to start in december or around the middle of next year. gary baumgarten, fox news. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at six. >> five years of construction and neighbors on taraval street in san francisco are growing weary with all the commotion on. >> i don't see it being an improvement. um, yes, they are making it safer for pedestrians getting on and off the streetcar , but i don't think that this was really worth it. >> neighbors say the constant construction has been a burden and has hurt businesses. good

evening. i'm jana katsuyama, and i'm christien kafton. >> that project started in 2019 and is projected to cost $90 million. and as ktvu tom vacar explains, the city is trying to offer some help for those businesses. >> merchants tell ktvu that the project has been is and will continue to be a noisy property, damaging and small business disaster. by the time it's done in late 2024, the five year project will have taken as much time that it took to build the $1 billion salesforce tower from scratch at noriega furniture, a 76 year old legacy business. it's bad. >> it has destroyed and basically the economic infrastructure of all the small businesses on taraval. they tore up the entire area, and it's the second time i've had damage to my building because of it. >> we lost, at least i would say at least 20% of our business due to the fact there's customer. they come in, they cannot find parking. >> when it