you can't hit the linesman in the face. although it looked like he flopped a little bit. and then look at the opponent just having a good laugh. uh an ejection for fowler and a laugh for the opponent. and, uh. yeah the sharky's back in action tomorrow night, so no rooting for him. >> we want to see him bounce back, and they're playing, uh, they're playing a little better these days. all right. thanks, jason. okay next at 11. hey plans have changed. >> um, you know, i don't think we're going to need the order anymore, so i called her. i'm like, what happened? the owner of a pie shop in the south bay loses out on thousands of dollars when tesla cancels a massive order at the last minute. >> change, costing the business time and money. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. >> the community now rallying behind that shop. good evening. this thursday i'm cristina rendon and i'm greg lee. >> it all started earlier this month. tesla ordered thousands

of pies from a san jose pie shop. days later, they canceled the order, creating a huge setback for the owner and her business. new tonight, ktvu lamonica peters went to the shop where community members are making sure she gets the business. after all, eric yokota says he owns a business near the giving pies and like so many others, he wanted to help. >> being in small business myself, it, uh, you know, it really kind of hit close to home owner rosa tanaka posted this message on social media saying tesla contacted her to order 2000 of these pies for about $6,000. >> when she asked for a quote, and then she said, uh, that it was approved and she's excited to work with me. >> i'm like, yes, you know, i got it. wow. 2000 is crazy. but, uh, 2005 is crazy. but yes, i'm so excited. >> but the message went on to say her excitement soon turned to disappointment. she says tesla even asked to double their order and after submitting a new invoice, she never received the

payment. >> they said, well, sorry, it's a made a big miscommunication nation and she had no authority to promise any payment, rosa says. >> after her story went viral, tesla offered to buy the pies and a tour of their factory. she says she still hasn't received a payment, so she's focusing on other customers like the san jose sharks, who spent $500 for pies after hearing her story. >> we are the brand of the city of san jose and the san jose area. we take that very seriously, and when somebody in need, we want to be able to jump in and be able to support that. can i just have all of the, um, the small the minis? >> yeah. i was thinking tesla doesn't you know, they don't need extra money. so i thought i'd help out like a small business and get some pie. >> now, the owner says since she's made that post, she's been selling out of pies every day, and she's even getting requests from across the country now. we reached out to tesla for

comment, but they didn't respond in time for this report. lamonica peters, ktvu, fox two news new at 11 businesses are rallying behind two a's fans groups after a brewery canceled its partnership with them just days before they were set to host fans fest saturday. >> fan groups the last dive bar in the oakland 68 will host the athletics fans fest. since the team has not hosted an official fan fest since 2020, drake's brewing was one of the sponsors for the event this week. drake's, which is an ace partner , said it would no longer be sponsoring the event. the last dive bar called this move, quote , very, very disheartening. today, at least six breweries have announced they will step in and help sponsor saturday's fans fest, including almanac, line 51 and original pattern. the last dive bar says it thanks each of these breweries for their support. the a's now they tell ktvu they did not contact drake's regarding their sponsorship of the event, and have not advised any vendors to

not participate. >> more affordable housing is coming to mountain view. a five story development for low income residents broke ground today at the corner of shoreline boulevard and montecito avenue. city and county officials convened to celebrate the project that will place a vacant office building with 84 affordable units for families with children earning between 30 and 60% of the area's median income. half of the apartments have been set aside as rapid releasing units for those with unstable housing support. by measure a funding, san mateo county residents have one more day to apply for the county's independent civilian advisory commission to oversee the sheriff's office. the seven member commission will include a sheriff's appointee and each supervisor will choose a person from their district to serve the commission will advise the board of supervisors on community police relations, accountability, transparency, and public engagement. applicable opens closed tomorrow at 5 p.m. you can find that

application at ktvu dot com or excuse me, ktvu. org slash web links. >> in the east bay, the owner of a taco truck in oakland working in fear. the business hit by five armed robbers last night. ktvu zac sos spoke with the owner, who says she's concerned for her workers safety but says they have to keep going to make up for what was taken. >> inside the la loca taco truck thursday, it looks like a normal day. we have the guys who prep the tacos because busy is normal for these workers here in east oakland. but mariana says the truth is they are scared. >> scared because i know that we're not safe. >> her employees, traumatized after being robbed at gunpoint on wednesday night, only opened a year. it's the first time this popular business has been targeted right now. >> it's hard for them to work right now because i know that maybe they're thinking, you know what? later at night, they're going to come again. >> it was just before midnight,

right around closing, when police say five people wearing ski masks rushed the food truck on san leandro street, they were just pointing that gun to them and they were not really talking . >> it was more like money. money making off with a full day's earnings for the business. >> police arriving soon after, but not in time to catch the armed suspects. mariana calling on the city to provide more patrols in the area. >> i know that the police are doing their best, um, but us as a street vendors, uh, small business. i just feel like we need more support. >> neighbors frustrated with city leadership never was like this. >> there's no direction upstairs now. i mean, small businesses can't, um, survive. >> you know, people out here making a living, and it's hard to make a living nowadays because, you know, you got things like this happening. it makes you not want to go out and do things. >> mariana, now, taking another look at how they operate their truck. >> we're going to have to make some changes. we're working. i mean, we're trying to survive

day by day and safety wise, we don't feel safe. >> and in terms of what's next, they say they really don't want to move locations. they have a loyal following. there and the community, they certainly don't want to see them go. so they plan to shift to a mostly cashless transaction policy in oakland, zac sos ktvu fox two news. >> one man is now in custody following a wild chp chase that spanned from the benicia bridge to the oakland hills. chp helicopter footage captured the chase on wednesday night. police say the suspect, 35 year old jorge guttenbeil, is accused of attacking and threatening a vallejo rec and park worker with a bottle and refusing to stop for officers. he reported. he led them across the benicia bridge, down 680, highway 24 and highway 13 before he surrendered on 98th avenue in the oakland hills southbound in the northbound lanes, no units are behind her speeds of 21. >> occupant. occupant stepping out. hands up. he's been coming

out walking back towards officers. >> our cameras caught the aftermath of that chase, which involved vallejo police and chp officers from solano, contra costa, oakland and hayward. we have since learned guttenbeil is wanted on a warrant in san mateo county, charged with grand theft by false pretenses. >> is a california based electric vehicle company, is laying off a large number of its workforce this week. rivian announced it's laying off 10% of its salaried workers. the ev manufacturer cites economic and geopolitical pressures. rivian says despite this setback, it will produce 57,000 vehicles this year. the same as it did in 2023. the oversight board for one of social media's largest companies will now have more platforms under its purview, meta announced this week its oversight board will now moderate decisions made at threads, the same board has moderated content at facebook and instagram since 2020. threads was founded in july of 2023. >> new at 11, a bay area

institution has opened the world's first tissue bank in hopes of better understanding long covid. today ucsf announced it is now operating a bank with tissue specimens from people suffering from long covid. the cdc says 14% of people who have had covid have developed long covid. uc says this tissue bank will allow researchers to study the biological processes occurring across tissue compartments in the blood, gut, lymph nodes, spinal fluid and bone marrow in people living with long covid. >> the public policy institute of california released new poll results tonight for the us senate race in california. the poll was conducted from february 6th to the 13th. results show democrat adam schiff in the lead with 24% of the vote. democrat katie porter at 19% and republican steve garvey with 18, and democrat barbara lee from oakland has 10. the poll also found in a change compared to the last one, that only 6% of voters are undecided at this

point. a reminder the top two vote getters, regardless of party, will be on the november ballot in new san francisco chronicle poll shows. >> san francisco mayor london breed is facing more headwinds when it comes to seeking another terms in office. the poll surveyed more than 800 likely voters, 20% said they would rank former supervisor and former interim mayor mark farrell first on their ballots. that's followed by 18% for breed philanthropist daniel lurie came in at 16, while supervisor ahsha safai received 8. 38% said they remained undecided. voters will not decide on the mayor's race in next month's primary, but in november, in a ranked choice election. and you hear ukrainian national anthem and that will make them smile and feel good. >> that makes me happy. this weekend marks two years since russia invaded ukraine. >> coming up, the gesture a ukrainian student here in the bay area has inspired a group of schools to take as a show of

peace and support and more scrutiny comes to horse racing as a harness racing horse dies in california and the a's hope to move to the current site of the tropicana casino in las vegas. coming up in tonight's west coast wrap. when the property owners say the building could be demolished ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ visit your volvo car retailer for special offers during our presidents' day sales event.

actor alec baldwin started in new mexico. today, the story

begins tonight's west coast wrap in october 2021. >> baldwin accidentally shot and killed cinematographer haley hutchins during a helena hutchins rather during a rehearsal using a replica gun that had been loaded with live ammunition on the rust movie set. the prosecution making an important distinction about the guns. in this case. >> throughout this trial, we all may refer to these type of firearms as a prop guns, but make no mistake, they are legitimate firearms. >> defense attorneys have called the shooting a tragic accident, but alec baldwin is also expected to stand trial on an involuntary manslaughter charge in connection with the killing. he has pleaded not guilty in nevada, plans to demolish the tropicana in las vegas are stil& on for april, even without a final plan for the new a's baseball stadium set to replace it. >> the owners of the casino and hotel say following the demolition, site prep and

approval of formal plans, construction of the las vegas a's stadium will likely begin sometime after. however plans for the stadium have not been finalized and no ballpark renderings have been released, leading some to speculate that the nine acre site might not be sufficient. >> and in southern california, a horse is now recovering after being rescued from a sinkhole. the mayor, named lucky was trapped in the hole for hours in the backyard of a home in los angeles. dozens of firefighters with help from animal rescue team, placed a harness around the horse and then used an excavator to lift her out. the animal, who weighs over 1,000 pounds, was said to be conscious and alert, 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 you can find round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. now to the latest on the war in ukraine. saturday marks two years since russian forces invaded ukraine. >> right now the small european nation is desperate for more soldiers and is considering

expanding its military draft as it tries to hold on to land its troops have reclaimed from russia. lack of soldiers is not the only component crippling ukraine's war effort, according to its president, but also dwindling funds and weapons from western allies, including the united states, ukraine's president says support from the u.s. is vital to his country. >> this help is crucial. so without it so. but we will have more and more such heroic guys who will be in the hospitals. >> meanwhile, the state department is warning all americans in russia to leave immediately. this comes after a los angeles woman with dual citizenship was detained in russia for treason. and as this weekend marks two years since the beginning of russia's invasion, one student in the east bay wants to make sure that ukrainian people are not forgotten. >> tomorrow, bell towers and campuses across the country, including uc berkeley and stanford, will play the ukrainian national anthem, ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with the student who wants this sound to replace the sounds of war that

are echoing throughout thousands of miles away. that's why i need . >> the bells ring out every day from the top of uc berkeley's campanile, but this week the bells will strike a different tone. >> i have a couple of friends that died and it's just one morning. you wake up and that's it. person is gone. >> maksim zubkov, a fifth year uc berkeley graduate student in math, is from ukraine. and as the war grinds on, his heart aches for his homeland. lost friends and his brother fighting on the front lines. max left school briefly and went back for six months to help with humanitarian aid. i was in kyiv and one morning i woke up to explosions and the feeling that i felt it is like unbearable. on this week's somber two year anniversary of russia's invasion, max wanted to replace the memory of those bombs with another sound and that's when he hit on an idea at berkeley's

campanile bell tower, something he hopes will resonate with other ukrainians here, berkeley is going to play at noon. >> just ukrainian national anthem. berkeley, stanford and several other universities around the country agreed to his request to play ukraine's anthem . >> in a message of solidarity through song, the bell towers will play the anthem friday with more ukrainian songs on saturday day. a clarion call. he hopes to let freedom ring. >> think about this a call for freedom. call for justice. >> in the fading light, max played the anthem, which will resound over the bay this weekend. a proud and poignant plea for peace. >> i think about this tower is some sort of candle. sometimes a small candle is enough. when you enter the complete darkness to light it up, max says. >> on saturday at 11:30 a.m, before the anthem, he's holding

a rally on the steps of the campanile to celebrate the country that he loves so much. at uc berkeley, jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news. a jewish advocacy group is asking a uc davis chancellor to overrule a measure passed by students last week, the student senate at uc davis passed a measure accusing israel of genocide and prohibiting student government funds from being spent on products from companies that do business in the jewish state. >> the american jewish committee is now asking the chancellor to overrule the measure, saying, quote, the measure passed by the association of students at the university of california, davis. cowtown the boycott, divest and sanctions movement and would ban student funds from being spent on products from companies on a boycott list at ucla's graduate student association has voted to support a similar resolution. asian budget cuts for a bay area transit agency. >> see why the organization that's seen unpaid success since the pandemic will now have less money to work with, and a company familiar to alcatraz

island visitors files for bankruptcy. >> find out if this filing could impact the popular bay area tour. >> one half of the weekend is going to be sunny and warm. the other half not so much. we will iron it all out for you. your weather forecast is coming up right after this brief timeout. stay with us the economy is simply not working for millions of hard working families. they're working harder than ever and they still can't make enough to get by to afford food and medicine to even keep a roof over their heads. we need to build more housing that's truly affordable. we need to address this terrible epidemic of homelessness. we need to invest in good paying jobs, union jobs and investments in our future. this, this is why i'm running for the us senate. i'm adam schiff and i approve this message.

"overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge." katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. mid-air. but boy, when we're taking a look at our seasonal rainfall totals, we're pretty healthy. so far. 30in of rain in santa rosa since july 1st of 2023, which leaves us at 127% of normal. and check out san jose. yeah, we'll take that. two more rain in the forecast date, but

not until sunday night into your monday. and it's not significant precipitation. today's high temperatures 58 degrees in pacific air to ten degrees warmer than that in san jose. four degrees above normal for this time of the year and even slightly warmer for your friday. all right, here we go. we have a few clouds at 20,000ft. i wanted to share that view with you because it's not being obscured by ominous areas of dense fog that will not hamper your morning commute tomorrow. so we're watching this. it's an area of low pressure due west of the state of california. some precipitation wants to nick that northwestern corner of the state of california, and that's about it. so let's time this together tomorrow morning, sun up right around 649 and it will be partly cloudy. then we have that shield of clouds that roll into the bay area for your friday. we will refer to it as mostly cloudy, but the temperatures will be mild as warm air mass stays in place. in fact, a little bit warmer again tomorrow than it was today. then here comes that

shield of cloudiness for your sunday day. not so much on saturday. in fact, the parade, the chinese parade for the new year parade will be partly cloudy and 59 degrees. when we step off that 5.1 15. okay, so here we go to your sunday. i wanted to jump ahead here because it will be mostly cloudy on your sunday, but still very mild. no precipitation, just that risk of some of this moving into the bay area by sunday night into your monday, but no significant rainfall if you're heading to the high sierra, we're talking about partial sunshine saturday turning cloudy and breezy for your sunday. meanwhile, tonight, overnight 30s and 40s under partly cloudy skies. tomorrow's daytime high 7070 degrees in san jose. how about 75 on saturday? yes. and then the bottom falls out with the temperatures by tuesday. enjoy your friday, roberta. >> thank you. new at 11. the company responsible for ferrying visitors to alcatraz island is in financial trouble. the sf standard reports. hornblower air

group filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy in a texas court this week. the company says its business has not rebounded from the pandemic. hornblower ceo says this bankruptcy filing will not impact its services in the bay area. the company says it expects to emerge from bankruptcy in four months. >> the sonoma marin area rail transit is making big budget cuts. the board voted yesterday to slash more than $11 million from its 2024 budget. the board says the freight side of operations is going to be challenging this fiscal year, as the agency is estimated $200,000 less in freight movement fees than were budgeted. >> that, you know, highlights the reasoning for, you know, doing everything we can to try to leverage our storage, track and try to, uh, you know, make a profit there. um, but our challenges are real. we're working hard to fill that gap. but, um, as this board knows, it's not easy. >> officials say this is the sixth time the budget has been amended. and this latest round

represents a mid-year evaluation . these cuts come a year after the agency recorded its highest ridership numbers in history in california, department of water resources applied for a permit today that brings the state one step closer to building the controversial delta tunnel project. >> the tunnel would divert large amounts of water out of the san francisco bay delta estuary and into big cities and agricultural operations, state scientists say. taking away all this water would threaten the state's declining chinook salmon population. it's now up to the state's water resources control board to deny or issue the permit for the project at all. >> right. here's a look at the stories trending tonight@ktvu.com. one of our top stories a man accused of killing his girlfriend's three year old child appeared in a santa clara county court today for the first time, a hardware store in san francisco will now have every shopper accompanied, accompanied by an escort, in an effort to stop theft and the golden gate transportation district says it could soon start charging drivers more to cross the golden

gate bridge to make up for maintenance losses. you can find these stories and more. ktvu.com. >> california could soon require certain wigs and hairpieces to be covered by health insurers. how a student in the south bay helped inspire this legislation in coming up tomorrow on mornings on two. >> it's an oakland staple, and it's celebrating its 100th anniversary. we're taking you inside peerless coffee and tea, which is marking a century of excellence. plus, steve paulson has your full forecast all morning long, and i'll be tracking your morning commute. it's all coming up on mornings on two, starting

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. mr. garvey, you voted for him twice... as your own man, what is your decision? garvey is wrong for california. but garvey's surging in the polls. fox news says garvey would be a boost to republican control of the senate. stop garvey. adam schiff for senate. i'm adam schiff, and i approve this message. harness racing. death of the year. today, the board announced

ten year old i'm a tank died at the cal expo racetrack in sacramento. though the official cause of the death is listed as musculoskeletal. i'm a tank was ranked 17th in minnesota harness racing's night of champions standings. seven other racehorses have died in california this year. >> a south bay high school student is part of the inspiration behind a new bill. this week, democratic assembly member mark berman from menlo park introduced assembly bill 2668. this legislation would provide health insurance coverage for wigs or hairpieces for californians experiencing medical hair loss due to health conditions, berman says. mountain view high school student miranda honig, with alopecia, or radia, inspired him to draft this bill. he also says, quote, i'm so grateful to miranda for her and her peers for sharing their stories about the benefit that wigs had in helping them reclaim their confidence and identity. if the bill passes, it would go into effect january 1st, 2025. >> it's called the chase center, but could also be known as the house that curry built. and

today the warriors home arena released. video the first time the dub star point guard and his wife toured the venue. five years ago today, february 2019, stefan and aisha walked around the grounds of the chase center. it was still being built. the warriors would leave their longtime home at what was then known as oracle arena in oakland , and move into san francisco's chase center in the fall of 2019. >> seems just like yesterday. well, the oakland zoo has been nominated for best zoo by usa today's ten best and zoo officials are asking for your vote. the zoo is also nominated for best exhibit. for its california trail zoo officials made the announcem t on x and post t welcome to like it or not a show where our panel weighs in