flooded with law enforcement. an arson attack inside a bay area target store. what vandals targeted and what's happening at the store now. we'll also detail how much damage was done then in oakland, the next step in the search for a new police chief, where you can hear from some of the top candidates directly this week from ktvu fox two news. >> this is mornings on two. >> good morning and welcome back. i'm gasia mikaelian and good morning i'm dave clark. >> it is monday. it is february 26th. good to see you. good to see you. >> what a weekend. we just had. >> it was a great weekend steve will tell you how the weather's changing in our area. >> it's changing fast. that is for sure. after a lovely weekend there with 60s and 70s, we are now looking at a big drop on the temps. a lot of low clouds in place, 40s, 50s, mainly 40s on the temps. some drizzle has been reported out there. two systems, one to the west southwest, but a cold front coming down from the north could give us some light rain. but behind the clouds it's a cooler forecast will drop into the upper 50s, low 60s, low

clouds, drizzle partly to mostly cloudy, cooler, maybe some light rain, but mainly 50s and 60s on those temps. and they're not going very far this week. all right sal, what can you tell? there's big moments and little moments in the traffic. what are we experiencing now? >> i see what you did there. you know what? there is a crash. we have to get right to steve. and that would be northbound 880 right before the hegenberger turnoff. you will see that they still have lanes blocked there, and they're having a little bit of trouble getting this crash out of the way. so if you're driving into oakland, you may strongly consider the, uh, the 580 freeway waiting on the 880 is just not going to be great right now. uh, if you are driving up into downtown oakland . so again, uh, northbound 880 coming up to hegenberger, uh, it's going to be, well, it's going to be very slow. so you may find yourself on westbound 580 instead. and that would be a good thing. 701 let's go back to

the desk and straight to breaking news as the contra costa county sheriff's department has a neighborhood near san pablo on lockdown, there is a heavy law enforcement presence and streets are closed. >> people are waiting to return to their homes. ktvu james torres is live from the area. to tell us what you've learned about this so far. james garcia. >> we are just across the street from the mount alvin man neighborhood here and across the street from that is a plaza, a parking lot just outside of a walgreens store where a number of people are pulling in with their cars, telling us that they left to either go to the airport, do some sort of errand, and now they can't get back inside. here's why. we've got police officers. the california highway patrol officer in front of us who is blocking every entrance into the neighborhood this morning, many of those people who we talked to say that they heard gunshots for hours. we haven't heard that from officers here this morning. we know the contra costa county sheriff's office has every entrance blocked off. no one can get in. i talked to several people who live inside the neighborhood. one woman told me her husband heard shots as early

as about 1:00 this morning. then she heard shots around 4 a.m. before heading to the gym. >> this crazy things that happen over here but not shooting. that's that's pretty new for me. yeah, yeah. my neighbor, she literally called me. she was like, hey, like, be careful. like he's just blindly shooting around. again, still waiting for official word from the people who are investigating out here what it is that exactly brought them here in the first place. >> other neighbors told me they left to go drop someone off the airport or drop them off at work. and then when they came back here, officers on scene said they could not enter the neighborhood. that has been the message since about 3:00 this morning. that's when we know that the sheriff's office sent out a mass blast, a message as well as a robocalls telling people that they needed a shelter in place, that there was a lockdown in order. they were asking everyone to lock their doors, lock their windows and stay away from calling 911 unless unless they had a life threatening emergency that they

were dealing with. of course, we have been asking the sheriff's office what it is that brought them out here in the first place, what it is that they are investigating as far as we know, there was someone that they are looking at who may be armed, who may have been firing shots. we don't know if that's been at officers or another direction, but of course, once we get more details and more information, we will bring that to you. we're live this morning near san pablo. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> okay, james thank you. time now. 703 san francisco police investigators want to know if the two teslas that caught fire were related and if these were cases of arson. the first fire was on saturday morning, just before 1 a.m. in the south of market neighborhood at fourth and shipley streets. the second fire was a half hour later, just a few blocks away. both fires involved the tesla model y. no one was injured in either fire. the solano county targets are expected to stay closed indefinitely after someone started a fire inside the store.

the video on social media shows the flames and you can see employees running by by vallejo's fire. captain says it all happened saturday afternoon around 3:00 at the target store on admiral callahan lane. the fire started in the paper towel aisle. preliminary reports estimate $1 million in damage was caused. no injuries were reported, and so far, there's no word of any arrests. >> police in berkeley continue to search for whoever broke into 53 cars in one night in west berkeley. this happened last thursday near the aquatic apartment complex on fourth street. bits of glass still litter the ground in the parking lot, video posted on social media shows parked cars with broken windows, police officers union says all the break ins are likely tied to the same people. this comes as berkeley is experiencing a string of car break ins, the personal belongings something like a not replaceable something coming from my mother's, you know, uh,

memories. >> uh, yeah. so it's very sad, but so many people struggling their life and they're looking for, uh, something to take. >> police are also investigating an incident in which 23 cars were broken into last week at the north berkeley bart station. windows were smashed and items stolen from the cars across the bay. the family of an east bay man hit and killed in a crash in san francisco is now making an emotional plea. the family members are calling on the driver responsible for the death of 31 year old david bridges jr, to surrender to authorities. the antioch man was hit and killed in the early morning hours of february 8th at sixth and bryant in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. >> and it makes you realize that your days are not promised. you know, you never know what could happen and how fast it could change. >> so far, no description on the vehicle. the hit and killed bridges or the person behind the wheel. >> our time is now 706 this week, the oakland police commission will hold an open forum about its search for a new

oakland police chief. the commission is inviting the public to be there as it listens to some of the top candidates and talks about their qualifications. the oakland police department has been without a police chief for more than a year now. the police commission says it intends to give mayor shang tao a second list of finalists by march the 1st. the public hearing is scheduled for this thursday. well. today, uc berkeley students along with community groups are organizing teach ins on people's park. now, these teach ins are designed to give different perspectives about what is going on at people's park right now, people's park has around the clock security and it's barricaded with stacked shipping containers as well as barbed wire fencing. uc berkeley owns that plot of land, and it's moving ahead with plans to build student housing on that property. >> workers at the oakland museum of california say they want to form a union in the workers say,

by joining a union, they hope to get affordable health care higher pay and more participation in decision making at the museum. the new union would cover about 90 workers. museum management says it's currently reviewing the union organizers requests as well. >> today, pg and e! executives will have to answer some questions from some san francisco supervisors about several power outages in the city. supervisor myrna melgar called the meeting after some san francisco neighborhoods went without power for more than 48 hours during recent winter storms. the supervisors want an explanation for these recurring power outages, and it comes as people are struggling to pay their pg and e bills following recent rate hikes and it doesn't sound like a lot of money, but at&t plans to reimburse customers with a $5 credit if they were affected by last week's cell phone and internet outage. in a statement, the company said the $5 credit it would apply to each of the

affected accounts is the estimated average cost of a full day of service. that outage affected more than 70,000 customers, and at&t believes a technical error caused it. our time now. 708 marine life scientists are pretty excited about the progress of an endangered species here in the bay area, a network affiliated with the national park service was concerned after it found no single live coho salmon returned to spawn in marin county last year. but according to sfgate, the salmon is coming back this season. researchers recently counted 150 adult coho salmon in one day, the most they've ever seen. the reasons include young salmon successfully swimming to the ocean, finding food and then developing. there were, as many as a half a million coho salmon in california back in the 1940s. now those numbers are down to about 1% of that amount.

>> time now is 709, and we have better news about 880 northbound that overturned vehicle has been towed away. the crash scene is clear. but look at all the slow traffic that you have to wade through to get up toward the coliseum. now it's going to get better now that the lanes are open. the flares are still dying out. sort of. so give yourself plenty of time or think about using 580 instead. 580 would be a great alternate at this time instead of 880. here's the bay bridge you can see that is backed up as it typically is. if you're going into san francisco. highway four is slow coming over the hill to concord. and we also have some slowing on 580 over the altamont pass. south bay commute still looks pretty good. it hasn't quite woken up just yet, if you will. 709 let's go back to the desk. all right, sal, thank you. >> well, controversies surrounding governor gavin newsom and his new ad targeting so-called red states. we have the details of the latest initiative aimed at fighting

certain abortion restrictions. >> and bart turning writers into readers. the program offering teen poets a chance to display their work. then a quick reminder that you can now stream ktvu news on your smart tv. watch our live newscast and get stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, roku, apple. tv or android tv. jull. searc for ee x 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.

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low >> do you need a haircut? do you? because i'm a barber and i volunteer to do that. we found. a taker or. two for a haircut out here today. >> joseph kotz visits encampments offering a services to anyone in need. he says something as simple as a haircut can help people feel better about themselves, which in turn can give them a new outlook on life. he calls his nonprofit tent city barbers, began in 2019 as he was finishing cosmetology classes. >> is our time now? 714 bart is searching for the next maya angelou. ktvu is andre senior in the studio now to tell us about a new poetry contest for teenage

writers. good morning andre. well, dave, bart is expanding its short story kiosk program. >> it became so popular featuring adult. authors that bart now wants to find younger writers to his arms crossed with motor running. >> words will hold up. gauge asked when kyle reached him. >> well, the transit agency is taking submissions for his first ever writing contest for teens between the ages of 13 and 19, bart says it's looking to quote, lift and amplify the voices of bay area youth, whose perspectives, opinions and ideas are providing us with a roadmap for the future. >> really exciting thing. this is a poetry. contest for teens and the winners will be able to have their poetry read by the writers, i mean potentially reaching thousands of writers. >> that's a good idea. i mean, it's like, yeah, it's like a little competition. i think it'd be cool winning poems will be loaded into special vending machines that print out ten teen messages. >> the current kiosk set for bart stations, including at downtown berkeley, have. won

three and five minute adult short story editions. i'm not a good writer, so i wouldn't do it , but i know a lot of people who would for like who are interested. >> so first time for everything. >> it's a good point. >> yeah, maybe i will. i think i'd think about it. i take part every day. >> well, the deadline is friday, march 8th, but only the first 300 qualify. submissions will be accepted. bart will stop the contest once it reaches that 300 limit. now, bart's teen poetry contest is part of the transit agency's rider engagement plan. it brings passengers together through their unique experiences. now, previous efforts include an anime project , a book club, live streams, tiktok's, and free celebratory events at stations and on board trains as well. bart. dave. >> all right. andre, thank you. time 715 over the weekend, bart recorded a spike in ridership and. that's because of two big

bay area events san francisco's chinese new year parade and fans fest. in oakland boosted those numbers almost 124,000 trips were recorded saturday. that's 54,000 more trips than the previous saturday, bart says saturday broke a post pandemic record for ridership on a saturday set back in october during fleet week, and a woman in the south bay is in the santa clara county jail accused of stealing an amazon delivery van. authorities say the keys were in the ignition in that van when 36 year old elena flores jumped in on west charleston road in palo alto last thursday and drove away. amazon dispatchers use gps to find the her and the van. the band ended up at a san jose amazon facility after she was arrested. she told the police she just needed a ride back to san jose. and by the way, no packages were missing. >> 717 the warriors begin a four game east coast road trip

tomorrow when they take on the washington wizards. warriors look to rebound from their disappointing home loss last night to the defending nba champs, the denver. nuggets. klay thompson started off red hot, giving the warriors a 15 point lead. the nuggets stormed back to tie at halftime, then broke away in the fourth to win 119 to 103. stephen curry only had 20 points. many say he looked worn down as the game went on and you know not want to rest at all. >> coming up, you know okay doing the all star game stuff not getting much of a break. >> three games in four nights. um you know, the whole deal. so he looks looks a little tired. um, but this is all part of the season. >> third quarter. >> klay thompson had 23 points. none in the second half. that's when the warriors were outscored by 13 points, which was the difference in this game. over the weekend, the warriors hosted a free basketball camp for local youth. 25 children from the contra costa boys and girls club took part in the fueling young athletes clinic. chris mullin,

former warriors star and olympic athlete, was there. yesterday's event was at the warriors training center in oakland. >> all right, our time is now 718. we're going to get you to where you need to go. sal is back. what's happening now? >> well, you know, right now we have better news here on 880 northbound. i want to just bring it in here. northbound. 880 is going. to be a little better because they've cleared the lanes from that overturned. crash, but it did its damage. it's very slow. on 238 and northbound 880. and unfortunately it is going to take some time for that to unwind. you may find yourself on 580 instead. that would be awesome because 580 looks pretty good. a little slowing here and there, but it definitely is better. this is a look at the bay bridge you can see that is backed up to the maze. metering lights are on. no major issues here. and if you're driving, let's say on 880 south it looks good in the san jose. san jose is already beginning to show you some slow traffic here on 101. and 280, although it is not all

that severe. yet. 719 let's talk about the change in the weather coming here. >> steve. that is correct. thank you sal. here we will start up in napa. philip price is always telling me how wonderful it is up there. so i thought i'd share his picture. with cup of joe in hand. mr. p thank you sir. the only way to make this beautiful morning better is having ktvu team enjoy it with me in napa. well, thank you, philip. yes? let's see some higher clouds up there. a lot of low clouds closer to the bay, though, that's for sure. so a lot of low clouds in place. some drizzle has been reported. two systems, one to the south and one to the north. it was warm on the weekend, as you know, napa yesterday, 72. speaking of san rafael, 71, san jose, 70. livermore fairfield, menlo park, fremont and vallejo, all between 68 and 69 degrees. today, though . napa, along with livermore, palo alto and san jose. down we go. 61, 62, 61, 62 on the forecast highs. and i think they're going to stay there. the big message here, and it's in a neon sign says significant

threat of heavy snow thursday, friday, saturday probably into early sunday. multiple feet possible above the 5000 foot level. maybe 60 plus inches is likely and could see enough snow if there's. enough there. the snow level could get down to 500ft or 2000ft. yes that would put us in the window as well. but look at the totals being shown here by some. now again, just the irony is, is that sometimes one forecast model shows us and the other doesn't, or the others don't. they all do. they all show significant amounts. now we'll get rain out of this, no doubt about it. but this is more of a snow event than it will be a rain event today. maybe some light rain, 40s 50s on the temps. so we have that system coming down from the north that combination with some of that system from the south could give us a little bit of activity, but really it's just more of a cooler pattern kicking in for today. we'll get dry conditions. cool. tuesday wednesday, then everything begins to take shape, if you will, from systems dropping down from the north on thursday, thursday night, friday and to saturday, and probably all the way into sunday morning. so if

travel may be impossible on friday, saturday up in the mountains for today. cooler is a message here. low clouds, some drizzle, a mix of low clouds and high clouds. some sun out there but temperatures now back down to the 50s and 60. steve thank you. >> 721 thousands attended oakland's annual black joy parade, celebrating community and culture. how some of the highlights at the event highlighted tangible improvements made in the lives of oakland's black community, and stepping into the shoes of future navy seals. >> how high school students are using virtual reality to see what navy life is really like the economy is simply not working for

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peter does not allow the sale of recreation or medical marijuana, and bans the delivery of recreational cannabis in city limits. a new state law requires buyers the city to allow marijuana deliveries for medical purposes. the proposed ordinance by milpitas city leaders would place restrictions on those deliveries. including when they can be made, who would be allowed to make the deliveries, and what type of products could be delivered. a new study reaches a troubling conclusion about schools that put an almost exclusive focus on good grades and high test scores. researchers at ohio state say they found those schools are more likely to have students attack their teachers. study involved more than 9000 teachers from across the united states. it found a culture focused on performance science was also

associated with higher levels of all types of violence, while schools that focused more on learning instead of grades had lower rates of such incidents. >> our time is now 725, with the us navy is using virtual reality now to attract recruits. the navy showed the new program to high school students so they could see what it's really like to be a navy seal. the students strapped on the gear and took part in two missions, one set during the day, the other set at night. >> like driving the boat around. and then when we're done with that, we came over here. >> they were showing what we did. they were showing future jobs in the navy as well, if we were interested and stuff like that. for the debrief, as students were also given a chance to talk to an enlisted member of the navy to hear about his experiences, it is 726 super tuesday primary election next week in decides when the presidential race, california voters will decide on several measures and propositions.

>> we'll go over some of the biggest issues on your ballot. >> artificial intelligence has reached self-driving technology. the new system being developed to allow drivers to control their vehicles with just their eyes

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efforts that focus on women who need reproductive care. >> plus, it can occur in restaurant food. it can occur on cruise ships. it's just extremely contagious. >> we're talking about the norovirus now spreading across california and other parts of the country. we'll tell you how you can protect yourself and your family from catching it. >> from ktvu. fox two news this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark i'm gasia mikaelian. >> it is monday, february 26th. i know you like that weekend. things are changing. weather wise. steve paulson not super dramatic, but still a change. >> a big drop on the temps, no

doubt after the 70s for many on the weekend. we are now back into 50s and 60s on the high side here. already 40s for many, some drizzle, a lot of low clouds in place. two systems, one from the north and one from the south west will merge together. kind of give us a lot of cloud cover, maybe some light rain. i don't think there's a lot to it, but behind the clouds is a much cooler forecast. low clouds drizzle partly to mostly cloudy, cooler. some light rain is possible this is setting the table though for a much stronger pattern and systems coming in starting on thursday. but for today, 50 and 60 is all right. sal is here. we had an issue better worse. same. what's going on? >> well, it's about the same. and things are getting a lot more crowded there. steve. as a matter of fact, let's go to highway four. we're going to see a bunch of slow traffic there getting over the hill and getting out toward the commute here. if you're driving over to concord, if you are on 80, you may find yourself in a lot of slow traffic getting out to richmond, berkeley, and also some slowing on the richmond

bridge. bay bridge toll plaza is backed up all the way out to the maze, and the metering lights are on and we have some lingering delays on northbound 880 near the coliseum because of an earlier accident just got a new crash reported. in fact, it's not even on the icons yet. westbound 80 at the 580 interchange right near albany. it's a motorcycle crash right there, and we'll investigate. get more on that coming up at 731. let's go back to the desk. >> thank you. sal. super tuesday is next week. and as political battles heat up, governor newsom has launched a national ad targeting states with republican led legislatures and ktvu is. >> amanda quintana is in the studio now to tell us where and why these ads are being shown. good morning. good morning. >> well, this ad just launched yesterday on meet the press. i'm seeing it a lot on social media as well. in it, governor newsom accuses conservative leaders of holding women hostage by imposing travel bans and preventing women from seeking reproductive care out of state,

help trump republicans want to criminalize young women who travel to receive their reproductive care. >> they need. >> the ad shows a woman handcuffed to a bed with a rape kit on the table next to her, newsom pointing out that bans such as the one in tennessee have no exceptions. even if a woman is raped or a victim of incest. the ad will first air in tennessee, where there's currently a proposal to charge adults with a felony if they help pregnant minors get an abortion out of state without their parents permission, it will then air in other states trying to pass similar legislation. newsom spoke about it on meet the press, calling it a war on women. >> these guys are not just restricting the rights of self-determination to bear a child for a young child, a young woman, but they're also determining their fate as it relates to their future in life. by saying they can't even travel. these travel restrictions, modeled after a version that passed in idaho, is now being proposed in tennessee.

in oklahoma and mississippi, the ag himself of alabama wants to criminalize travel not just for children, but for adults seeking reproductive care. that's how serious this moment is. the ad directs viewers to write to travel.org. >> this ad campaign is being funded by a political action committee. newsom launched last spring. newsom was also asked about the presidential election and his confidence in president biden winning a second time. newsom said he believes biden is doing everything that he needs to do to beat trump again. and when pushed about whether newsom was ruling out a run in 2024, he called that rumor idle chatter and said he is celebrating and supporting biden. garcia, back to you, amanda quintana. >> thank you. new this morning, former president donald trump says he'll appeal a $454 million judgment in a civil fraud case in new york. the former president's lawyers filed the notice of the appeal this morning, asking a court to overturn a judge's finding that

he lied about his wealth. the new york attorney general brought the case, accusing him of fraud. the appeals process could put the judge's ruling on hold by as much as a year, or more. >> our time now, 734 former president trump is celebrating his latest victory over the weekend in the effort to get back into the white house. trump easily defeated former governor nikki haley in her home state in the south carolina primary, trump carried the state with almost 60% of the votes compared to nikki haley's 39. the margin of victory in south carolina appears to put him on the path to his third straight republican nomination for president. >> an even bigger win than we anticipated. and. i was just informed that we got double the number of votes that has ever been received in the great state of south carolina. so that's pretty good. >> now, trump's victory in south carolina is primary, follows his

primary victories in iowa, new hampshire and nevada. >> however, nikki haley is making it clear she has no plans to drop out of the race as there are huge numbers of voters in our republican primaries who are saying they want an alternative. >> i'm not giving up this fight when a majority of americans disapprove of both. donald trump and joe biden, and nikki haley is trump's only remaining opponent in the race for the republican nomination for president, super tuesday is now just one week away. >> haley campaigns today in michigan ahead of tomorrow's primary election, and that swing state and president biden easily won south carolina's democratic primary with 96% of the vote. >> california voters have to turn in their ballot by next tuesday's deadline. more than the presidential race here, voters will also decide who should be california's next senator, as the top two candidates will move on to the november election. there's also

one statewide ballot measure voters will decide the fate of proposition one, which would authorize nearly $7 billion for mental health facilities and housing. there are also several open seats in congress, including in the south bay, to replace congresswoman anna issue and in the east bay to replace congress woman barbara lee. of course, we have you covered on mornings on two and beyond in the run up to super tuesday. you can also stay connected with fox local. it's a free app on your smart tv. everything you need to know ahead of march 5th, including what's on the ballot, how you can vote just search for the fox local app and then choose ktvu. >> all right, our time is 736. the cdc says stomach bugs that are highly contagious are spreading fast around the country. and here in the bay area, the cdc says these norovirus cases are hitting california and other western states, especially hard. there have been a 12% increase in these cases out in the west just in the past three weeks, medical experts are urging everyone, remember the lessons of the pandemic and wash your hands often with soap and water. they

also advise you be really careful if you've already been sick. >> the best thing to do is kind of old fashioned symptomatic treatment. staying hydrated. um don't um, you know, again, don't pass it around. um, and just keep on drinking, especially with electrolytes. if you're, if you're passing a lot. >> now, norovirus is a medical problem often linked to cruise ships. but doctors point out it can spread anywhere through contact with someone who's infected or by ingesting contaminated food or water. >> thousands of people filled the streets of downtown oakland for the city's black joy parade, and so this year's theme for black joy parade is find joy in the hustle. >> it's really the redefining of a hustler. and so the goal was really to bring economic empowerment back into oakland. the parade featured floats, marching bands, car clubs, a variety of performers was oakland. >> business owners showed up to

support the parade. the first black joy parade was held back in 2018. it was a big day. >> yeah. all right. time is 738. so you're having a big day following everything happening on our roads now. >> that's right. westbound interstate 80. dave and garcia, there's a motorcycle crash and these are never without injuries. it seems westbound 80. as you drive down, the two left lanes are blocked. and now this is creating a big backup. getting out of san pablo, heading down to richmond. so give yourself plenty of time there. i've just looked at the map. highway 24 has some slow spots and so does 680. now we have to go to the south bay because all of a sudden all the freeways here are beginning to get filled in 85, 87, 101 and getting up into sunnyvale as well at a quick peek at the bay bridge toll plaza will find that it's backed up to the maze and metering lights are on. 739 let's talk to steve now about today's weather. >> thank you. sal our weather today after a warm weekend is right down we go. and we're not

warming up any time soon. that's for sure. i got an x here slash tweet from red bluff. thank you alan. beautiful red bluff sunrise. now if there wasn't so much pollen flying around the air would be a great day. although he used a more choice adjective which since this is a family show, i can't show alan. remember that all right, that's your cold front coming in right through, uh, redding and red bluff, giving him the cloud cover. that might also give us a little bit of rain. but more importantly, i think it's how much cooler we are dropping big time here. good. ten degrees for many on what we had over the weekend. and these temps are probably going to get even colder as we head towards the end of the week. as the way it's looking here, the big message here is, well, yes, we'll get rain coming in thursday, friday, saturday, but this looks like a big sierra and also shasta lassen event. more so than rain. significant threat of heavy snow above the 5000 foot level. 60 plus inches of snow is likely between thursday and sunday morning, and if there's enough available moisture that snow level could get down to 1000 502,000ft, which would put it in our local forecast. two systems,

one coming in from the west southwest. that could give areas to the south some light rain, but also the one coming down from the north, so 40s and 50s on, the temps here. don't think they'll change much. 4830 windy conditions up in the mountains. they could get about 1 to 4 five inches of snow, but the wind gusts i think palisades style is on wind hold. there will be some maybe gusts over the ridges of 80 plus miles per hour from that system. um, that's just the first system here on the pipeline. the stronger systems coming in thursday, friday and saturday, maybe a little light rain for us today. not a lot, just a little bit. but coming down out of the north is going to set the stage for some impressive sierra total. we'll get rain i mean we'll but again we're not expecting exceeding amounts. but boy there's some incredible amounts being shown here on the forecast models between about seven and ten days. low clouds drizzle, clouds increase. so mix of some sun out there, but partly to mostly cloudy. some light rain is possible. 5060 on the temps. we will get a break on tuesday wednesday, then everything kicks in for a cold rain. thursday friday and into the weekend. okay steve, thank you.

>> time 741 for the us economy, it could be promising news. we have details of what a new survey says about this year's economic growth. >> let's swing up to our newsroom, say good morning again to andre senior. as you look ahead to the next hours of mornings on two. well good morning. >> some of the best male skiers in the world competed at palisades tahoe over the weekend as part of a big showdown where america stands in the world of competitive snow sports and later on, the nine, a troubling trend in higher education. the csu system experiencing a significant decline in college enrollment. we'll talk live with an expert about why the challenge is aren't ending there as looming questions about the value of a college degree remains. stay with us

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24 is a leap year, which means thursday will be february 29th. since the month is one day longer than usual. scientists say these leap years are needed to match our 12 month calendar with the movement of the earth around the sun. >> what happened is eventually the calendar would get out of sync with the seasons. so though we would like to have the start of spring be in march, and if we

didn't have the leap year eventually the spring would start to drift and we'd start having the first day of spring be in january or october. >> so these adjustments date back to ancient civilizations. people around the world have been using the sun and the moon to plan calendars for thousands of years. a new survey released today says this year looks to be much better for the us economy than analysts had expected. >> the economy is set to grow 2.2% this year, according to the national association for business economics, up from the 1.3% economy predicted in the association's last survey in november. other economists say despite high interest rates, the job market and us household spending remain strong. the federal trade commission says that h&r block is using deceptive marketing against its customers. a complaint from the agency says the tax prep company advertised its tax preparation products as free, then pressured users to pay for expensive services. the ftc claims that h&r block offered more expensive online products, even if customers didn't need those

extra forms. ford has paused shipments of its f-150 lightning pickup truck just weeks after the company announced it will cut production. the company says it needs to perform quality checks, but didn't say what issue prompted the action. production of the electric trucks is ongoing. ford announced last month it would cut production to just one shift, down from three last year. the shipping pause comes as sales of the f-150 lightning slow down. consumers say they've been frustrated by high prices and spotty charging infrastructure for trading has been underway for about an hour and 15 minutes. on wall street, we see the dow jones making small moves right now, but still on the better side of things. adding 50 plus points at this moment. >> all right guys, your time. 746 this week google is unveiling new features of its artificial intelligence platform . the search engine can now read out summaries of long text messages and group chats, and can even give suggestions for quick replies. google also has a new artificial intelligence powered feature that can help

visually impaired people read things like food labels and legal documents. >> automotive engineers have created another groundbreaking device using recent advancements in artificial intelligence. they allow people to turn cars on and off, as well as move them forward or backward simply by looking at the screens of their cell phones. the device is already available in china. the company says it hopes it will soon be available to car owners worldwide, so the phone itself is communicating with the vehicle control systems via a wi-fi link and then the on board computers on the vehicle, and then doing the sequence of functions in order to execute the motions that we require. the engineers say the same ai control device can be used in countless other situations where people do not have the use of their hands. >> what do you think? >> gasia? i am not ready for that myself. maybe sal is in the traffic center. what do you say? >> well, i was going to say gasia. you know how you're driving, and 99% of the time you're looking ahead, right? but

what if you're like, uh, hey, kid, stop fighting. >> right? yeah. right >> right. >> uh, because we've parents have all, you know, we'll turn around and say, hey. and so you, they're going to have to figure something out, right? you can't just be looking at something and then your car goes there. yeah. we'll see. all right. let's go out and see what the cars are doing. the old fashioned cars driven by humans with steering wheels at the bay bridge toll plaza. it is backed up to the maze. metering lights are on. the traffic is going to be all right. 80 westbound is a mess. and part of it is because of a crash on west 80 right at the albany hill, right before gilman. here the traffic is going to be slow now. after that though, the eastshore freeway looks pretty good because people aren't getting through. so if you drive in berkeley, you're going to say, hey, where is everyone? they're stuck up the road, so give yourself more time. northbound 880. we had an earlier crash near the coliseum, and now we have some slow traffic northbound on 880 approaching downtown oakland. so 880 has been a troubled freeway.

the problem is, 580 is also crowded. if it were me, i would probably still use 580 instead of 880 in oakland, right now. 749 still leave. yes what about today's weather, sir? it's a very good question. >> thank you sir, for asking. it will be cooler, but we'll look back to yesterday, saturday and sunday. some spring like conditions here. but boy they they've ended fast that's for sure. napa san rafael, san jose in the low 70s. livermore fairfield, menlo park, fremont and vallejo all between 68 and 69 degrees. but today temperatures are on their way down napa, livermore, palo alto, san jose, upper 60s, low 70s to low 60s on the temps, cold fronts coming in emphasis on cold here because it's going to get even much colder towards the end of the week. uh, there are wind holds on some of the resorts up in the mountains expecting gusts. maybe 180 plus miles per hour, two systems, one north and one to the south. combination of these two could give us some light rain, a lot of low clouds, some drizzle out

there, 40s, 50s on the temps here. don't think these will change all that much. 4838 strong south wind in advance of that cold front before it gets there. really sending snow level behind. then it will come way, way down as we start to head. not only today, later today, tonight, but especially towards the end of the week. that system could give us some light rain. not much, probably for us a couple one hundredths. i would think the system from the west southwest might give a little bit more. san jose, santa cruz, morgan hill south and anywhere else. but this is the start of a significant pattern change and on the way will be some i think, big snow totals after everything is said and done between thursday and early sunday morning, we'll get rain out of this. it'll be a cold rain, but this is more about the mountain snow than it is about us getting rain, which is a little different twist than we've seen most of this year, that's for sure. low clouds drizzle, clouds increase. partly sunny, mostly cloudy, cooler. some light rain is possible. 50s 60s on the temps. that is it. and we'll get a break. tuesday wednesday won't be very warm. we'll get a break. and then here comes the system. thursday. and then a cold, cold rain friday into the weekend.

thank you steve at 751. >> coming up a promising sign for the number of spawning coho salmon in the bay area. the reason behind a population surge. tens of thousands of oakland a's fans rally in oakland to celebrate the team, even as it's set to leave town. what the mayor says this proves about oakland

over the weekend for the chinese new year parade. there was so much to see, and organizers say it was the biggest crowd in decades. celebrating the year of the dragon. there were colorful floats and marching bands, dancers, lots of dragons. everybody agreed the weather was perfect for the biggest lunar new year celebration outside of asia. >> i love seeing all the floats. i like seeing all the different types of people that come out. what's your favorite so far? >> dragon and actress, comedian and rapper awkwafina was this year's grand marshal once again. >> ktvu fox two was honored to broadcast the chinese new year parade. it is 754. festivities continue in san francisco's visitation valley. that's where the community came together for a lunar new year party at home on sunday. >> the whole now the visitation

valley neighborhood association hosted the event at the asian pacific american community center. >> state comptroller mallicoat, who grew up in the city, was there at the event. >> what i've admired growing up is just how there's generations, all traditions that are passed down from grandmother to daughter to granddaughter. and you see it here today. you have young children helping serve food to their seniors. and it's just an opportunity where communities are coming together. >> now, the party yesterday followed a joint gathering held in visitacion valley last weekend, celebrating black history month and lunar new year together as well. some students at a school in beverly hills are apparently using artificial intelligence to bully classmates. administrators at beverly vista middle school emailed parents last week notifying them about images of students that were distorted by artificial intelligence to make

them look naked. officials are investigating this. they're also trying to find even more victims. the students say they're scared because any body is vulnerable. >> they're being called out one by one, and there's always that fear, like, am i going to be next? am i going to be called in? there's going to be a naked photo of me presented to the entire world. >> school officials say they're working with the police, trying to find everyone responsible for these fake photos. and they say the school district is prepared to impose the most severe discipline action allowed any student creating, disseminating, or possessing ai generated images could be expelled, and it is now 757 tens of thousands of loyal oakland a's fans gathered at jack london square over the weekend. for an unofficial fan fest. they were celebrating. the new baseball season despite the

plans by the a's to move to las vegas, the team's manager stopped hosting an official fan fest event after the 2019 season, so these a's fans held their own event, showing they still support the major league baseball franchise. guys that first came to oakland in 1968, many of them were wearing green t shirts, urging the current a's owner, john fisher, to sell the team. it is embarrassing. >> i mean, a bunch of, uh, my friends are like, so what are you going to do? that's embarrassing. i love the a's, but ownership is pushing everybody away. i mean, it's pushing me away. >> oakland mayor xiang tao was there. she told the crowd she was honored to be at the event organized by a's fans, and says this big street party sends a clear nee billionaires who fail as a party. >> we know how to throw ourselves a party. well we have showed the world today is that oakland's got the best fans on the planet. thank you. >> now, the mayor says she'll keep fighting to keep the a's in

oakland, but the team's owners continue to make their plans to move the a's to a new home on the las vegas strip. will happening today. buffalo wild wings says it will make good on its promise to offer free wings to everyone in the united states. that's that's after the 49ers and chiefs went into overtime in super bowl 58. two weeks ago. buffalo wild wings launched a promotion in 2019, promising that they would give away free wings of any future super bowl event went into overtime time. at that time, only one super bowl went into overtime when the patriots battled the falcons in 2017. well a state program for at risk young people is creating new economic opportunities for them. california's youth jobs corps is a job assistance program helping young people find jobs in the industries they're interested in. it's where people between

the ages of 16 and 30, the program gives priority to teenagers and young adults who grew up in foster care or had problems with the law, or suffer with mental health and substance abuse. the nonprofit education site edsource reports that some of the members recently worked with a richmond landscaping company. rubicon landscape, that hosts a vocational training class. this >> my neighbor called me and she informed me that somebody's been shooting since 1 a.m. and that's only the start of the problem is in a west contra costa county neighborhood. >> the incident leading to a standoff and a lockdown, and residents unable to get home. we're live in the area that's flooded with law enforcement. but then a fire erupts inside of a solano county store, setting off chaos inside. authorities say this was no accident, and now we're learning of the lingering effects of those who use this store and the next step in the search for a new oakland police chief, where you can hear from some of the top candidates this week from ktvu, fox two

news. >> this is mornings. on two. >> welcome to mornings on two at 8:00. as you look live across the bay area this morning. and boy, was it a beautiful weekend. man. 70 degrees in some areas. that was in san francisco and it was warm. perfect barely needed a jacket during the day, but the question is, what does the rest of your day entail? thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> good morning. i'm gasia mikaelian. it's february 26th. as nice as that weather was this weekend. steve paulson, we can't keep having that. we actually still need the rain, don't we? >> well, it's actually picked up already a little bit here. so it didn't take long. and temperatures will drop a good 510 degrees today, maybe even more by the end of the week here. but our little system there is already producing some light rain on the peninsula, maybe over to fremont, union city as well. sunnyvale, milpitas not a lot, but there's a little bit there. it's a rain year, so every little system seems to produce something and you can see it moving in heavier amounts. i would think santa cruz mountains south, but a cold front is also sweeping down from the north. so behind the clouds

is a change in the weather and it's a cooler change. low clouds drizzle, light rain partly to mostly cloudy, cooler, light rain today and temperatures not the upper 60s or 70s now their 50s to low 60s. all right, sal is here. it's 801. got busy all of a sudden still that way. >> yeah. and if. you find yourself in the east bay steve. well it's going to be very slow on 880 northbound getting up into downtown oakland. not one but 2 or 3 different crashes. one of them was more serious when injuries, but all of them have affected 880. it is super slow trying to get into downtown oakland right now. and let me just put it up on the you can see this is the kind of stuff we're dealing with now. people have heard about five this and they're on 580. and you know, they're on 580. and that means that traffic is going to be slower on 580. i would still use 580. but just know that it's going to be slow. and when you get to the bay bridge, there is a backup there. although it's been blocked. i'll tell you why.

880 seems 580 is 80 is a mess because of earlier problems in albany. so now look, there's no backup. but that's kind of an artificial barrier to getting to the toll plaza. and oh, by the way, are those raindrops or some sort of water on our lens? hmm'hmm. we'll investigate. 802 let's get back to the news and let's get back to that breaking news. >> we've. been following as the contra costa county sheriff's department has a neighborhood near san pablo on lockdown. there is heavy law enforcement activity. streets are closed, people waiting to return to their homes. ktvu james torres live in the area to tell us what you've been able to learn. james >> garcia, good morning to you. we are just across the street from the mount alvin manor neighborhood here and where we are is the parking lot just outside of a walgreens. it is starting to fill up with so many people who have stepped outside their home able to leave the neighborhood, and now they can't get back in because sheriff's deputies, california highway patrol men, they have every entrance to this neighborhood blocked off. even if you're not trying to get in by car, people

even on foot can't get back home until they resolve whatever incident they are investigating. here's what we've been learning so far from at least the people who live nearby. they say very early in the morning they've been hearing gunshots, even late into last night to the early morning for several hours. hearing those gunshots coming from one house near the intersection of heather and rachel road. you'll know where that is. if you're familiar with this area, but we're off of san pablo and the richmond parkway here again, the montalvin manor. and this is where sheriff's deputies, the highway patrol, they've been here for several hours now. the people we've spoke to who live in here, they say that they've been locked out of their homes for hours without any idea of how soon they can go back in. >> i woke up at 355. my husband's up at one, like playing video games, and he heard somebody shooting. and then i woke up at 355 and i heard more gunshots. >> so i thought, well, there must be another entrance. and when it went down to the other entrance, i realized it's the whole area is blocked off. so

again, that whole area. it's been that way since about 3:00 this morning when the sheriff's office first sent out a text message blast, an email blast as well as robo calls telling everyone that there is some sort of law enforcement activity. >> that's the words they chose to use going on near their home. so as a result, they were asking everyone to shelter in place, stay locked down inside your homes, lock your doors, lock your windows and try not to call 911 unless you were facing a life threatening emergency. we'll take you back live. out here again, across the street from the mall alvin manor neighborhoods. there's also an elementary school within this neighborhood that belongs to the west contra costa unified school district. we have reached out to those officials to see if school will be affected at all by this police activity nearby. not really. much of an indication of how soon this will all come to an end. we've also not heard any reports of injuries, so that's the little bit of good news

here. we did see a swat team bearcat enter the neighborhood very early this morning. we are reaching out to the sheriff's office to try to figure out more details. but most importantly, what happened that started this response in the first place. once we get those answers, we'll bring them to you for now, we're live this morning from san pablo. i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news and 805 san francisco police investigators want to know if two teslas that caught fire were related, and if these were are cases of arson. >> the first fire was on saturday morning, just before 1 a.m. in the south of market neighborhood at fourth and shipley streets. the second fire was a half hour later, just a few blocks away. both fires involved the model y no one was injured in either fire. a solano county target, expected to remain closed indefinitely after someone started a fire inside the store. video on social media shows the flames and employees running by villa hills fire captain says it happened saturday afternoon around three at the target on admiral callahan lane. the. fire was started in the paper towel

aisle. preliminary reports estimate $1 million in damage. no injuries reported. no word on any arrests so far. >> police in berkeley continue to search for whoever broke into 53 cars in one night in west berkeley happened last thursday near the aquatic apartment complex on fourth street. bits of glass still litter the ground in the parking. lot there, video posted on social media shows parked cars with broken windows. police officers union says all the break ins are likely tied to the same people. this comes as berkeley is experiencing a string of car break ins and the personal belongings, something like a not replaceable something coming from my mother's, you know, uh, memories. >> uh, yeah. so it's very sad, but so many people struggling their life and they're looking for, uh, some thing to take. >> police are also investigating an incident in which 23 cars were broken into last week at the north berkeley bart station. again, window smashed, items stolen from cars. family of an east bay man killed in a hit and run crash in san francisco is making an emotional plea. the family members are calling on

the driver responsible for the death of 31 year old david bridges jr, to surrender to authorities. the antioch man was hit and killed in the early morning hours of february 8th at sixth, and bryant in san francisco's south of market neighborhood. >> it makes you realize that your days are not promised, you know. you never know what could happen and how fast it could change. >> so far, there's no description of the vehicle, the hit and killed bridges, or the person who was behind the wheel. well this week the oakland police commission will hold an open forum about its search for a new police chief. >> the commission is inviting the public to be there as it hears from some of the top candidates and discusses their qualifications. opd has been without a chief for more than a year. the commission says it intends to give mayor shengtao a second list of finalists by this friday, march 1st. the public forum is scheduled for this thursday. today, uc berkeley students, along with community groups, are organizing teach ins on people's park. there designed to provide different perspectives on what is going on

at people's park right now, it has around the clock security and is barricaded with stacked shipping containers and barbed wire fencing. uc berkeley owns that plot of land and is moving forward with plans to build student housing. today, pg and e executives will have to answer questions from some san francisco supervisors about a series of long lasting power outages in the city. supervisor myrna melgar called that meeting after some neighborhoods went without power for more than 48 hours during a recent winter storm, san francisco supervisors want an explanation for the recurring outages. it comes as customers struggle with their pg and e bills following the recent rate hikes. it doesn't sound like much, but at&t plans to reimburse customers with a $5 credit if they were affected by last week's cell phone and internet outage. in a statement, the company said that the $5 credit that would apply to each of the affected accounts is the estimated average cost of a full day of service. the outage affected more than 70,000 customers, and at&t believes a technical error caused it.

>> marine life scientists are excited about the progress of an endangered species in the bay area, a network affiliated with the national park service was concerned after it found no single live coho salmon returned to spawn in marin county last year, according to sfgate. the fish are coming back this season. researchers recently counted as much as many as 150 adult coho salmon in one day, the most they've ever seen. reasons include young salmon successfully swimming to the ocean, finding food and developing their were as many as a half million coho salmon in california back in the 40s. it's now down to about 1% of that number for time now is 809, and we let me show you something here. >> you may want to look at your screen. you look at the bay bridge and say, oh my goodness, where is everyone? well it's not as good as it seems. and i'll tell you why. 80 in albany and 880 in oakland have big crashes. or they did. and now people are blocked there in very slow traffic trying to get there. let me show you 880 northbound. it

is solid from 238. i mean look at that. that's not even moving. we've had like three crashes along 880 northbound. if i, if i, if you're not looking at your tv screen right now and you're thinking, yeah, i've seen slow traffic, well, let me put the arrow on this truck and we'll see how far it moves during our i'm talking about it westbound 580. if you are driving up to the freeway there, i would say that westbound 580 is your best bet. oh, the truck is just i mean, that is miserable. that's miserable traffic there. so give yourself 580 or perhaps take your meeting at home, use public transportation. it's 810. let's go back to andre. >> our controversy surrounding governor newsom and his ad targeting so-called red states, details of newsom's latest initiative aimed at finding certain abortion restrictions also, bart turning riders into readers. >> the program offering teen poets a chance to display their work

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kiosk program, and they have a new contest geared towards teens to go with it. now, writers can print out a one, three, or five minute short story to read on the train. you can see out of those kiosks it prints out kind of like a receipt. people take that paper with them and they go read it on their ride. the project has featured the writings of adults, but now the transit agency wants to find and feature poets written by bay area teens. >> his arms crossed with motor running words will hold up. gage asks when kyle reached him, young poets who want to enter the contest need to be between the ages of 13 to 19. >> the theme and subject is bay is home. bart says it wants to amplify the voices of bay area youth sharing their experience and perspectives on bay area life. it's great exposure. >> we have story kiosks at several of our stations across the system, and the winners will be able to have their poetry read by the writers, i mean potentially reaching thousands of writers.

>> some of the winning poems will be loaded into those kiosks for writers to print out. right now, you can find those kiosks at four bart stations, including the downtown berkeley station. bart plans to add another one to the san leandro bart. all right. see >> it's like a cvs receipt. i'm not a good writer, so i wouldn't do it, but i know a lot of people who would for like who are interested. >> so first time for everything. >> it's a good point. >> yeah, maybe i will. i think i'd think about it. i take part every day. so you're gonna read this now? i'll read it on bart. yeah, i will the deadline for teen poetry submissions is friday, march 8th, but only the first 300 qualified submissions will be accepted. >> bart will stop the contest once it reaches that 300 limit. bart's teen poetry contest is part of the transit agency's writer engagement strategy. the goal is to encourage people to take bart by offering unique cultural experiences. previous writer engagement projects before the kiosks included an anime project, book club, live streams, and tiktok challenges.

andre back to you. >> all right. thank you. ali. over the weekend, bart reported a spike in ridership thanks to two bay area events san francisco's chinese new year parade and fans fest in oakland boosted the numbers nearly 124,000 trips were recorded on saturday. that's a 54,000 more, 1000 more trips than the previous saturday, the agency says saturday broke a post pandemic record from saturday ridership that was set back in october during fleet week, a south bay woman is in the santa clara county jail accused of stealing an amazon delivery van. authorities say the keys were in the ignition when elena flores jumped into the vehicle on west charleston road in palo alto last thursday and drove off. amazon dispatcher used gps tracking to find her. the woman reportedly parked the van at an amazon facility in san jose after her arrest. the 36 year old told officers she just needed a ride back to san jose. no packages were missing. >> warriors began a four game east coast road trip tomorrow when they take on the washington

wizards. the warriors look to rebound from their disappointing home loss last night to the defending nba champs, the denver nuggets. klay thompson started off red hot, giving the warriors a 15 point lead. the nuggets stormed back to tie at halftime and broke away in the fourth quarter to win 119 to 103. stefan curry only had 20 points. many say he looked worn down as the game went on. you not want to rest at all coming up, you know okay doing the all star game stuff, not getting much of a break. >> three games in four nights. um you know, the whole deal. so he looks it looks a little tired . um, but this is all part of the season. >> klay thompson had 23 points. none in the second half. that's when the warriors were outscored by 16 points, which was the difference in this game. over the weekend, the warriors hosted a free basketball camp for local youth. 25 children from the contra costa boys and girls club took part in the fueling young athletes clinic. chris mullin, the former warriors star and olympic athlete, was there yesterday's event was at the warriors training center in oakland. >> pavement repairs are scheduled for today on vasco

road. contra costa county officials say drivers should expect up to 15 minute delays that work will impact the northbound lane of vasco road between the alameda county line and camino diablo, public works crews are expected to be there between nine this morning until 3 p.m. repairs should wrap up by wednesday, but that will depend on weather conditions. >> all right, whether you're in the far east bay in the city or elsewhere, sal castaneda is monitoring this monday morning commute. >> but yeah, good morning. there gasia and andre, i put the arrow on 880 here because look, the bay bridge toll plaza is empty. and part of it is because people are having trouble getting through. a lot of people drive through 880. they go all the way up to the toll plaza and also 80 westbound has been slow. we had an earlier motorcycle accident. that's clear, but a lot of people were held up in richmond, so they're just not getting to the bay bridge toll plaza. if that's your commute and you're relatively close, close. you should probably go now. you should probably go soon because i think this is going to fill up

well, you never know, though sometimes these commutes have a mind of their own. but it's light, but not for good reasons. look at all the slow traffic in the east bay. south bay says, hey, not so fast. we've got some slowing. although this is a decent day by south bay standards, we have a little slowing in some of the usual spots, but we haven't had a lot of crashes in that silicon valley commute at 819. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. all right. >> sal, did you confirm some of that rain at the bay bridge toll plaza? >> yeah, there were some water on the you know, there were some water on the lens there, but it seems to have gone away. so maybe just a passing. i'm not sure why the raindrops were there or whatever it was. >> well, drizzle. excuse me. there's a little bit out there. we'll take a look at it. it's mainly on the peninsula, san mateo coast, over to the peninsula, then over towards fremont. milpitas and points east. but you can see some of that light rain moving through. i'm not surprised. every system seems to overachieve here. so far this year. cold front will make for a windy day up in the mountains, but also some snow. i know i think palisades is on a

wind hold and maybe gusts 80 plus miles per hour, but 1 to 5in of snow forecast from this system coming in later today. tonight into early tuesday. but it's thursday friday and saturday maybe into early sunday when some impressive totals are being shown by the forecast models. i've seen some seven and ten day outlooks that are approaching nearly 100in. you know, lake level and above. again a couple of days to get through the details. we'll get rain out of this, but this is mainly going to be a snow event. the system coming in from the north is also tapping into that moisture from the southwest. that's what's dragging across us, giving some of that light rain, 40s 50s on the temps here. we are looking for that system there to sweep through. so the combination of these two will give us a lot of cloud cover low, some light rain. i would think the heaviest amounts in that i use that terminology. there won't be a lot, but would be santa cruz, san jose, morgan hill south, santa cruz mountain south. but get ready. a big change is on the way in our pattern. uh, a lot of snow is going to be end up here after everything is said and done. by the time we get to sunday, we'll

get rain. it will be a cold rain, but this will be measured in feet for the snow. no doubt. maybe snow level down to 1500ft by the time we get to saturday night. low clouds, light rain, some sun breaks. clouds. fog. mostly cloudy, partly sunny but cooler. 50s and 60s now in the thompson. they're not going anywhere. if anything, they'll cool down, especially as we head towards the end of the week friday into saturday a cold rain. >> steve. thanks. stepping into the shoes of future navy seals. how high school students are using virtual reality to see what navy life is really like

milpitas does not allow the sale of recreation or medical marijuana, and bans the delivery of recreational cannabis within city limits. a new state law requires the city to allow marijuana deliveries for medical purposes. the proposed ordinance by milpitas city leaders would place restrictions on those deliveries, including when they can be made, who would be allowed to make the deliveries, and what type of products could be delivered. howard j, 24, now among young adults, the number of workplace injuries have increased in some states that have legalized recreation marijuana, according to the u.s. department of labor, between 22,006 and 2020, states that had recreational marijuana laws also saw 10% increase in those injuries, mainly among people between the ages of 20 and 34 years old. >> but the opposite effect was found among older workers.

injury rates went down among older workers who use recreational marijuana. since some, according to the research, use marijuana to relieve pain. a new study reaches a troubling conclusion about schools that put an almost exclusive focus on good grades and high test scores. >> researchers at ohio state say they found those schools are more likely to have students attack their teachers. the study involved more than 9000 teachers from across the united states. it found a culture focused on performance was also associated with higher levels of all types of violence, while schools that focused more on learning instead of grades had lower rates of such incidents. >> all right. the navy is using a virtual reality program to attract recruits. the navy demonstrated the program to high school students, showing them what it's like to be a navy seal. students strap on gear and take part in two missions. one is set during the day, the other at night. >> you're like driving the boat around. and then when we're done with that, we came over here. >> they were showing what we did. >> they were showing future jobs in the navy as well.

>> if we were interested and stuff like that. for the debrief as well. >> students also had a chance to talk to a current member enlisted in the navy about their experiences. super tuesday is next week, and aside from the presidential race, california voters will decide on several measures and propositions. we'll explain some of the biggest issues on your ballot. >> artificial intelligence has reached self-driving technology. the new system being developed to allow drivers to control their vehicles with their eyes

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of care. plus it can occur in restaurant food. >> it can occur on cruise ships. it's just extremely contagious. >> doctors warning of norovirus spreading across california and other parts of the country. why? some familiar advice from the pandemic may be your best defense from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> start of a brand new workweek. we're glad you're with us. i'm gasia mikaelian i'm andre senior. >> thank you for joining us. today. is monday, february 26th. and after fantastic weekend. didn't take long. we saw some rain droplets on the camera at the bay bridge. steve paulson and on the peninsula. >> we're getting some rain. looks like over to fremont, union city around there as well. we change fast and we and it's in the 40s, 50s, a lot of low

clouds, high clouds, some breaks. but you can see some of this activity popping up along the peninsula there around palo alto, redwood city, over to fremont, union city, maybe milpitas as well. so there's some activity already popping up that's from the system to the south, which is being drawn up by that system from the north. but the combination of the two will give us behind the clouds. it's a cooler forecast with some rain, drizzle, light rain, partly to mostly cloudy cooler. i think as far as any measurable amounts go about the peninsula san jose south looks to be about the line 5060s on the temps. all right. sal is here. it's a lot going on. >> yeah there is. and if you are driving in the east bay and you find yourself trying to get to the bay bridge toll plaza, well, it's going to be a tough drive there. so many things in your way on 680 on 80 on 580 on 880. so when you look at 880, it's improving. we had an earlier crash. a couple of them, but people are not getting to the toll plaza. it's just been kind of a natural barrier. and you

look at this, it's like, wow, it must be light everywhere. no it's not, it's not light everywhere. it's just a very heavy trying to get to this spot. so it's acting as a natural metering process. now if you want to get to the bay bridge and you can get there at least by the time you get there, it will be better. 831 let's go back to the desk. >> all right. super tuesday is next week. and as political battles heat up, governor newsom has launched a national ad targeting states with republican controlled legislature. >> ktvu amanda quintana back in studio here to detail an extremely pointed message and where the ad is being shown. yeah well, that ad launched yesterday on meet the press have been seen it a lot on social media as well. >> now, in that ad, governor newsom accuses conservative leaders of holding women hostage by imposing travel bans and preventing women from seeking reproductive care out of state, help trump republicans want to criminalize young women who travel to receive the reproductive care they need. the ad shows a woman handcuffed to a

bed with a rape kit on the table next to her, newsom pointing out that bans such as the one in tennessee have no exceptions. even if a woman is raped or a victim of incest, the ad will first air in tennessee, where there's currently a proposal to charge adults with a felony if they help pregnant minors get an abortion out of state without their parents permission, it will then air in other states trying to pass similar legislation. newsom spoke about it on meet the press, calling it a war on women. >> these guys are not just restricting the rights of self determination to bear a child for a young child, a young woman, but they're also determining their fate as it relates to their future in life by saying they can't even travel. all these travel restrictions, modeled after a version that passed in idaho, is now being proposed in tennessee. in oklahoma, in mississippi, the ag himself of alabama wants to criminalize travel not just for children, but for adults seeking

reproductive care. that's how serious this moment is. >> the ad directs viewers to right to travel. org. this ad campaign is being funded by a political action committee newsom launched last spring. now, newsom was also asked about the presidential election and his confidence in president biden winning a second time. newsom said he believes biden is doing everything he needs to do to beat trump again, and when pushed about whether newsom was ruling out a run in 2024 for himself, he called that rumor idle chatter. he also said that he is celebrating and supporting biden, garcia, amanda quintana, thank you. >> new this morning, former president trump says he'll appeal a $454 million judgment in the civil fraud case in new york. former president's lawyers filed the notice of the appeal this morning, asking a court to overturn a judge's finding that he lied about his wealth. the new york attorney general brought the case, accusing him of fraud. the appeals process could put the judge's ruling on hold by as long as a year. maybe

more california voters have to turn in their ballot by next tuesday's deadline, more than the presidential race, voters will also help decide who will be california's next senator, as the top two candidates will move on to the november election. there's also one statewide ballot on the measure, a measure on the ballot. of course, voters will decide the fate of proposition one, which would authorize nearly $7 billion for mental health facilities and housing. also, several open seats in congress, including in the south bay, to replace congresswoman anna eshoo. and in the east bay to replace congresswoman barbara lee. certainly, we have you covered in the run up to super tuesday throughout mornings on two, and you can stay connected with fox local. it's a free app on your smart tv. everything you need to know ahead of march 5th, including what's on the ballot, how you can vote, search for the fox local app and then choose ktvu at 835. >> now the cdc says stomach bugs that are highly contagious are spreading rapidly around the country, and the federal health agency reports these norovirus cases are hitting california and other western states especially hard. the cdc says there has been a 12% increase in these

cases in the west just during the past three weeks, medical experts are now urging everyone to remember the lessons of the pandemic and frequently wash their hands with soap and water. and they have advice for those who have already been sick. >> the best thing to do is kind of old fashioned, symptomatic treatment. staying hydrated. um, don't um, you know, again, don't pass it around, um, and just keep on drinking, especially with electrolytes. if you're if you're passing a lot. >> norovirus is a medical problem often linked to cruise ships, but doctors stress it can spread anywhere where through contact with an infected person or ingesting contaminated food or water. well, some of the top skiers in the world were in lake tahoe this weekend, with more than 100 athletes from two dozen countries competing. as michelle bandur reports from the sierra, it was part of an ongoing world cup competition. >> it's rare for this skiing competition to take place on american soil, and that has palisades tahoe soaking up all

this international attention and fans keeping an eye on world champions who are also vying for olympic gold. slalom ski showdown in the sierra. >> these are the best ski racers in the world like, bar none. >> ski commentator jonny moseley should know he's a local legend. in 1998, olympic gold medalist in freestyle skiing. >> we have this rich history of producing great world cup skiers out of here. so to have it all come together is, you know, very exciting for everyone here. >> ski racing is a predominantly european sport, but it is producing some american talent like jet seymour, who finished in the top 15. >> it's unbelievably beautiful with all the sunlight and the fans and everything and being surrounded by such legendary mountains that have produced such legendary skiers. it's incredible. >> the competition brought some european flavor, though, with the sierra swiss club based in truckee showing the switzerland

tradition of ski spirit with more, or should i say even more cowbell. it's a big tradition in switzerland that you support your athletes, and we have a little swiss cup up here and that's what we do when the ski races and stuff like that, we pull out their bells and support our nation. >> we also support the americans , of course. go usa ski racing fan jd haas says more americans need to bring that kind of spirit. >> it's on american soil. >> i don't understand why there's not many more american fans out there. this doesn't happen all the time. only second time. the men have been here since the winter olympics. >> when you see the event happen and you see the bib draw and you see the amount of people and you, then you start following these athletes and seeing what they do around the world. it gives you some idea how unique this is and it may. it's not every day that it happens. so it's kind of almost having like a mini olympics again. >> there are only four alpine world cup events in the u.s.

this year, and with the success here at palisades tahoe, this resort will definitely be competing for another international competition in the sierra. michelle. bonjour all right. it was a slow start to the season. >> boy, things have picked up for the snow. our weather's changing here at home as well already it's changed here. >> but for the you know, they waited and waited. february has been good to them. it looks like it will end up being great. uh, i mean, there's a lot on the way. we have some light rain moving through. there's not a bunch here, but there's a little bit peninsula over to fremont, maybe, you know, just a couple of drops to a light, steady rain. but there's another system coming down from the north, so we have two, one to the west southwest that's giving us this light rain this morning. and then one coming down from the north. there's not a lot with these two systems, but some light rain is, uh, certainly possible here. i think the heavier amounts. and again, i don't use that. i use that tum lightly would be around santa cruz, santa cruz mountain, san jose, morgan hill south. but some light rain couple 100 looks to be in the mix for the sierra. not only the wind and gusts,

maybe 80 plus miles per hour. i think palisades is on a wind hold, but 1 to 5in of snow from this system coming in this afternoon tonight. but the big news will be thursday night, friday, saturday into early sunday. significant threat of heavy snow, multiple feet possible, 60 plus inches likely above the 5000 foot level in this time frame, with snow maybe making it down to 1500ft or so by saturday. so if there's any available moisture saturday night, sunday, we could see some here locally as well. that's the way it looks. two systems, that one to the west southwest and the one coming down from the north. so now we're mainly in the 50s on the temps, couple of 40s, but mainly on the 50s. that system will sweep through and usher in a cooler air mass, but a colder one is on the way, which will be here thursday night, friday into saturday looks like a cold rain here. look at the amounts of snow being advertised here, which is just eye popping if you will. now we'll get rain. it'll be a cold rain, but instead of this being a rain event, this is no doubt about it, a snow event for shasta lassen, tahoe mammoth all the way down to the southern sierras. the way it's looking here after everything's finally

ironed out here, low clouds, light rain, some sun, clouds, fog. partly sunny to mostly cloudy. some light rain though 5060 on the temps and we'll get a break tuesday, wednesday. and then here comes the next system. thursday. and then a cold rain will take us friday into saturday. >> okay steve. thank you. the changing face of the american middle class. next on the nine. why the power of a six figure salary continues to fade in cities across the country, including here in the bay area for the us economy. >> could be promising news. what a new survey says about this year's economic growth "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

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the black joy parade. founders say it was inspired by the black lives matter marches to create an experience that celebrates the black community's contribution to history and culture. >> the meantime, the biggest stars in movies and television gathering in los angeles this weekend for the 20th annual screen actors guild awards, oppenheimer was the big winner, picking up the sag award for outstanding performance by a cast in a motion picture. now, the film's star, cillian murphy, won the award for male actor in a leading role and his costar robert downey jr won for supporting actor. the holdovers took home the sag award for best picture, an honor that delighted the star of that movie. >> it's your fellow actors, you know, and it's like it's an organization of, you know, i've been a member since, i don't know how long, you know, and the actors are the best. you know, i love actors, so to be acknowledged by actors, it's fantastic. >> well, the cast of succession won the sag award for outstanding performance by an ensemble in a drama series and entertainment industry legend

barbra streisand received sag's lifetime achievement award. well, february is the shortest month of the year, but this year it is one extra day longer. 2024 is a leap year, which means thursday will be february 29th. scientists say these leap years are needed to match our 12 month calendar year, with the earth's movement around the sun. what happened is eventually the calendar would get out of sync with the seasons. >> so we would like to have the start of spring be in march and if we didn't have the leap years, eventually the spring would start to drift and we'd start having the first day of spring be in january or october. >> so now you know, these adjustments date back to ancient civilizations, as people around the world have been using the sun and moon to plan calendars for thousands of years as 846 now barbie mania continues. next up, a barbie flip phone. and of course, it's hot pink human mobile devices. the company

behind nokia branded smartphones , is partnering with mattel to create a flip phone similar to the one that comes as an accessory with many barbie dolls. now, it won't be connected to the internet, making it a throwback to the old flip phones. it's expected to be available this summer. a new survey released today says this year looks to be much better for the us economy than analysts had expected, according to the national association for business economics. the economy is set to grow 2.2% this year, up from 1.3% that economists expected and predicted in the association's last survey in november. economists say despite high interest rates, the job market and us household spending remain strong, and the federal trade commission says that h&r block is using deceptive marketing against its customers. >> a complaint from the agency says that tax preparation company advertised its tax prep products as free, then pressured users to pay for expensive services. ftc says h&r block offered more expensive online products, even if customers

didn't need the extra forms. ford has paused shipments of its f-150 lightning pickup truck just weeks after the company announced it will cut production, company says it needs to perform some quality checks, but didn't say what issue prompted the action. production of the electric trucks is ongoing. ford announced last month it would cut production to just one shift, down from three last year, shipping pause comes as sales of the f-150 lightning truck have slowed down consumers say they've been frustrated by high prices and spotty charging infrastructure. poor trading has been underway now for a couple of hours. we'll take another peek at the markets. no major moves as the dow jones just barely stays above where it started, gaining just 19 points from the start right now. >> well, this week google is unveiling new features of its artificial intelligence platform. the search engine can now read out summaries of long text messages and group chats, and can even give suggestions for quick replies. google also has a new artificial intelligence powered feature that can help visually impaired people read things like food labels and legal documents.

>> automotive engineers have created another groundbreaking device using recent advancements in ai. it allows people to turn their cars on and off, as well as move them forward or backward just by looking at the screens of their cell phones. the device is already available in china. the company says it hopes it will soon be available to car owners worldwide, too. >> the phone itself is communicating with the vehicle control systems via a wi-fi link, and then the on board computers on the vehicle, and then doing the sequence of functions in order to execute the motions that we require. >> the engineers say the same eye control device can be used in countless other situations where people do not have the use of their hands. wow >> technology keeps improving to impressive levels here. all right, uh, speaking of cars, time now is 849. sal is here with a final check of the roads this morning. hey, sal. >> yeah? good morning, andre and garcia. right now. you see behind you, the bay bridge is light, but i think a lot of it has to do with people being stuck in traffic, especially in oakland. as you drive north now,

things are getting better because we cleared the accidents that we hain oakland. there were several crashes. 580 is slow. it all acted as a natural barrier for people getting to the bay bridge. and now i think things are getting lighter. so i don't think we're going to see a huge backup at the bay bridge. but look at all that slow traffic you have to wait through just to get there. south bay commute has been okay. we've had some slowing, but it seems like it's already on the downhill slope, if you will. it should get better pretty soon. 849 let's bring steve back in with today's weather. sal >> briefly, andre, myself and his mother went to the city on saturday and i'm here to tell you, andre is an awesome driver. awesome. really awesome. yes, i sat for one of the few times i didn't have to drive. i sat in the back and enjoyed it. thank you steve, i know seriously, you are. you are the ultimate top shelf. >> wow. all right. >> very cool. >> all right, all right. we had a good time, did we not? andre. oh my gosh. all right a little bit of light rain moving through santa cruz mountains. fremont maybe redwood city, palo alto.

there's not a lot here. you know, you might get 9 or 10 drops, or you might get a oh one. this is a cold front coming through, dropping down from the north. and that's a sign of things to come here. this will start more likely on thursday afternoon evening. and then maybe go all the way into sunday morning. yes, we'll get rain. it will be a cold rain. temps will drop. but this is more about snow for shasta. lassen, northeast california, and especially the sierra. there could be some hefty totals by the time we get to sunday, and again as we get closer, you know, 1580 could be just a bear and maybe impassable or impossible for a couple. at least friday night, saturday. but that's kind of the word that's out there right now. but today, low clouds, some fog, some sun breaks in there, but mostly cloudy cooler, some light rain possible. 5060 on the temps and we'll get a break tuesday wednesday next system starts thursday afternoon evening and a cold rain with a lot of mountain snow kicks in friday. saturday to see if a groundbreaking discovery in the depths of the ocean coming up on the nine, we'll talk live with the schmidt ocean institute, which found

more than 100 new species in uncharted waters. >> tens of thousands of oakland a's fans rallied in oakland to celebrate the team, even as it's set to leave town. the mayor says this proves about oakland

for the annual chinese new year parade, organizers say was the biggest crowd in decades. to celebrate the year of the dragon. there were colorful floats, marching bands, dancers, plenty of dragons to everyone agreed the weather was perfect for the biggest lunar new year celebration outside of asia. i love seeing all the floats. >> i like seeing all the different types of people that come out. >> what's your favorite so far? dragon actress. >> comedian and rapper awkwafina

was this year's grand marshal, and once again, ktvu fox two was honored to broadcast the chinese new year parade and the festivities continued in san francisco's visitacion valley, where the community came together for a lunar new year party. >> long standard for all the visitacion valley neighborhood association hosted the event at the asia pacific american community center. >> state comptroller malia cohen, who grew up in the city, was among those in attendance. >> what i've admired growing up is just how there's generations, all traditions that are passed down from grandmother to daughter to granddaughter. and you see it here today. you have young children helping serve food to their seniors. and it's just an opportunity where communities are coming together. >> the party yesterday followed a joint gathering held in visitacion valley last weekend that celebrated black history month and lunar new year together. it was a busy weekend

for the chp helicopter in the north bay was used to rescue two paragliders and two separate rescues at the same location. >> both rescues were in the vallejo hills above columbus parkway. video from the chp second rescue shows an injured patient at a rock outcropping being strapped into a harness and pulled to safety, before being taken to a hospital for treatment. it's not clear what caused the two incidents. chp helicopter also called to rescue an injured mountain biker in alamo over the weekend, and mountain biker was injured on a trail saturday afternoon. chp lowered a san ramon valley fire helicopter rescue technician to get to the injured biker. we're told the cyclist was taken on an ambulance to the hospital. the cyclist is expected to recover. administrators at a school in beverly hills say that some students are using artificial intelligence to bully their classmates. parents at beverly vista middle school got an email last week about images of students that were distorted by artificial intelligence. the students appeared to be nude. the officials are investigating and looking for more victims. students say they're scared and

that everyone is vulnerable. girls are being called out one by one, and there's always that fear. >> like, am i going to be next? am i going to be called in? there's going to be a naked photo of me presented to the entire world. >> the school says it's working with police to find whoever is responsible for the fake pictures. the district says any student found to be creating, disseminating or in possession of ai generated images could be expelled. >> eight 57,000. tens of thousands of loyal oakland a's fans gathered at jack london square this weekend for the unofficial fans fest. they came to celebrate the new baseball season. despite the a's plans to move to las vegas, the team's management stopped hosting an official fan fest event after the 2019 season, so these a's fans held their own event to show they still support the major league baseball franchise that first came to oakland. back in 1968. many wore green t shirts urging current a's owner john fisher to sell the team. >> it is embarrassing. i mean, a bunch of, uh, my friends are like, so what are you going to

do? that's embarrassing. i love the a's, but ownership is pushing everybody away. i mean, it's pushing me away. >> oakland mayor shengtao told the crowd she was honored to attend this event that was organized by a's fans. she says the big street party sends a clear message to team's owners, to the team's owners, we don't need billionaire to fail as a party. >> we know how to throw ourselves a party. what we have showed the world today is that oakland's got the best fans on the planet. thank you. >> the mayor says she will continue to fight to keep the athletics in oakland, but the team's owners continue to make plans to move the a's to a new home on the las vegas strip. happening today, buffalo wild wings says it will make good on its super bowl promise to offer free wings to everyone in the country. >> it came after the 49ers and chiefs went into overtime time in super bowl 58. two weeks ago. buffalo wild wings launched a promotion back in 2019, promising the restaurant would

give away free wings if any future super bowl went into overtime. time now. at that time, only one super bowl had gone into ot. that's when the patriots battled the falcons in 2017. in a state program for at risk young people is creating new economic opportunities for them. california's youth job corps is a job assistance program that helps young people find jobs in the industries they're most interested in. it's meant for people between the ages of 16 and 30. the program gives priority to teens and young adults who grow up in foster care, have been in trouble with the law, or those who suffer from mental health and substance abuse. the nonprofit education site edsource reports some members recently worked with a richmond landscaper company, rubicon landscape, that hosts a vocational training class, an east bay neighborhood on lockdown. >> we're live in san pablo this morning with more details about what's happening behind the police barricade. and then governor newsom launches new ads