screen 2025 stadiums that'll give you guaranteed tickets for all 17 home games. you get discounts on the merch we've been talking about so far. and we and we, both claudia and i should say we've both been to roots games and soul games, and it is a great experience. it's like it's kind of like going to spring training in baseball. you get up close and personal and you get to really enjoy the games. we also have a very special announcement. we're so excited if you haven't already heard k tv and the roots have renewed their partnership, but it gets even better this time. around because we're airing every match every single match. it used to be the away matches, guys, and now it's the home matches as well. so if you can't make it out to the game, you can still check out all the games. oakland soul will have a home match, too. that will be on as well on june 8th and ktvu plus and it all kicks off next week against indy 11 on march 9th march 9th. we also have a special live post game show right after that game, so we want to thank thank you, mike. what fun? it has been a lot appreciate you coming in is in oak roots match day. thanks for watching. see you later.

"overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge."

katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message.

since then. katie meyer's story prompted conversations about the mental health of students on college campuses. meyer's father spoke exclusively with ktvu james torres on the family's journey to use their tragedy to make a difference. >> just remembering two years ago when we found out that she had passed away, was harrowing and devastating, and shocking, and it still is. every day, from their home in southern california, katie meyer's family reflects on her life. >> two years after it ended. >> the hardest part is just not having katie here with us. she was an absolute amazing daughter . i mean, just unbelievable and so bright and brilliant and

loving and caring. uh, she was a dream of a daughter. >> their daughter died by suicide. they say it happened after katie received a disciplinary letter from stanford university telling her her graduation and future with the soccer team could be in jeopardy. after standing up for a teammate. her family is now pushing for ab 1575. katie meyer's law, which would require university to notify students of their rights when in any administrative trouble and allow that student to choose an advocate to help them with the process of solving that trouble. but if you get a good student who finds themselves in a situation where they've made a mistake, you know how can we unobtrusively, early in their lives, offer them some support? >> and we have learned that, you know, someone one's mental health can go south in a very big hurry and we're just trying

to prevent that. we felt so much pain when we found out that that we also were like, if there's any way, any way that we can do something to prevent this type of pain from, uh, visiting another family, a young person, that person's campus community. then we got to figure out how to do that, that bill cleared the assembly floor earlier this year. >> it's set to enter state senate committees this summer, a process steve meyer calls equally personal, challenging and rewarding. >> we are hoping that this bill finds its way through the senate and onto the governor, and then ultimately, we you know, if it saves one life going forward into the future, that will have been worth it. >> i'm james torres, ktvu, fox two news. >> a reminder that if you or someone you know is in need of help, there's a national hotline where support is available 24 hours a day. that number is on your screen nine, eight, eight

oh my campaign is a multi-race multigenerational program coalition. >> calif. >> senate candidates holding campaign events across the state ahead of super tuesday. how the candidates are trying to attract voters as they turn in their ballots and nikki haley finds some support in michigan. why republican leaders are hopeful that all of their base will rally behind the former president if he wins the party's nomination. plus, a group of teenagers break into an arena that's still under construction. a closer look at the stunning social media stunt and what police are doing to track down the tr ers

are on the campaign trail, hoping to garner enough support to advance to the general election. fox's matthew seedorf has the story. >> the final countdown now underway ahead of super tuesday. >> let's get this turnout up. >> california's leading candidates for senate out, making their final pleas to voters. >> i'm asking for your trust. i'm asking for your vote. let's go do it. >> congressman adam schiff holding a campaign rally saturday morning in orange county. >> my campaign is a multi racial, multigenerational, progressive coalition congress woman barbara lee, speaking to supporters in irvine. >> congresswoman katie porter saturday dropping off her mail in ballot. >> you can go over there where you have privacy. >> her 18 year old son voting for the first time in person. how do you feel about your chances right now? >> um, good. we feel like it's a

very close race. we've seen the polling go up and down. >> the latest berkeley igs poll has republican steve garvey on top with 27% support among likely voters, followed by schiff with 25. porter 19% and lee 8. >> he left playing baseball ball and first base, and now wants to play politics in far, far, far, far right field. >> schiff attacking garvey during this speech saturday. >> i don't believe joe biden has been good for this country. >> the former dodger hasn't announced any campaign appearances this weekend and turned down our multiple request for an interview. >> it's simply the largest housing expansion of any jurisdiction. >> california governor gavin newsom out speaking in support of prop one. get out and vote. a final push for votes happening now for the california primary says this is about using those obstacles and what i have done to make life better, to continue to do that in the united states senate. >> but it's a quiet, obviously not a lot of people voting

today. so i think the biggest message today is vote. >> the message from all of these candidates. get out and vote on tuesday, reporting in orange county, matthew seedorf, fox 11 news. >> with only days left to vote in california march 5th primary there appears to be movement in a us senate race as you just heard, the latest poll from the la times and uc berkeley has republican steve garvey at 27, taking the lead from adam schiff. puck news journalist peter hamby broke down the results on our political show. the issue is the electoral in this poll. >> if you look at the crosstabs is just not good for katie porter, and it is good for garvey and it is good for schiff, who has most of the money and probably the biggest name id it is an older electorate, a lot of homeowners, not renters, that suggest old, uh, and they're voting set is also a little bit older, i think. um, but also importantly, almost half of the electorate in this poll is people who define themselves as moderate or

somewhat liberal. only 19% of california voters in this poll say they're very liberal. uh, so not a lot of liberals, not a lot of young people. that's who katie porter is targeting. and i mean, her closing message is all over the place. i haven't really even been sure what her message has been the whole time, other than i'm a mom with a whiteboard, but now she's splitting hairs and answering questions from reporters on the trail about corporate pac donations. she's just not on offense. and that's not where you want to be in the closing days of a campaign. >> we'll have more with peter hamby of puck news this week on a special super tuesday preview of our political show, the issue is tomorrow morning from 530 to 6 this weekend, the san francisco democrats for change are pushing a last minute effort to get the bay area to cast their ballots ahead of tuesday's election, dozens of people showed up to the get out the vote blitz in debow's park. dems for change has already reached out to over 200,000 democratic voters in the city, but voter turnout is only about 15. state

senator scott wiener was among the city leaders there, ready to educate local voters with some really important issues on the ballot. >> we have a statewide measure to, uh, to build more mental health beds for people who are in crisis on our streets. we have a measure an affordable housing bond in san francisco. we have a ballot measure to help revitalize downtown san francisco by converting more office buildings to housing. >> if you missed today's event, they'll be back out there tomorrow. still canvasing on the national stage. it was clean sweep today for former president donald trump. as fox's grady trimble explains, mr. trump continues to pick up delegates ahead of super tuesday. >> 39 delegates were up for grabs today in michigan, and former president trump swept all of them, overwhelming only about 98% of the state gop reps from

michigan's 13 congressional districts at this convention voted for trump over former south carolina governor nikki haley. so this is the breakdown of delegates awarded in michigan at both today's gop convention and in the primary election. earlier in the week, former president trump won 39 delegates today and 12 on tuesday for a total of 51 delegates. haley won four on tuesday when he announced the results here. michigan gop chair pete hoekstra said this is trump country. but when voters went to the polls in michigan earlier in the week, around a quarter of them picked haley. are you worried that some of those nikki haley voters won't come over and vote for trump in the general? >> i mean, historically, parties come together after primaries this november will be a binary choice. it's either donald trump or joe biden. and i think a lot of those nikki haley voters are going to migrate over there. but no, we will work with them and invite them in. >> there are contests and delegates up for grabs in idaho

and washington, dc this weekend to. so the big story leading up to super tuesday is that former president trump is expanding his delegate lead on former south carolina governor nikki haley. with just days until millions of americans head to the polls in grand rapids, michigan. grady trimble, fox business on the democratic side, first lady doctor jill biden is campaigning for her husband this weekend in las vegas. >> the trip is part of her women for biden campaign effort. the program is aimed at reaching and mobilizing women across the country to reelect president biden and vice president kamala harris. she flew from tucson after delivering remarks at an event this morning. tomorrow she is set to travel to two cities in wisconsin. president joe biden is spending this weekend at camp david, an award winning artist is bringing his talents to the bay area, where you can see the rapper this spring. there's a new brewery opened in

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"overflowing with ideas and energy." that's the san francisco chronicle endorsing democrat katie porter for senate over all other options. porter is "easily the most impressive candidate." "known for her grilling of corporate executives." with "deep policy knowledge."

katie porter's housing plan has "bipartisan-friendly ideas to bring homebuilding costs down." and the chronicle praises "her ideas to end soft corruption in politics." let's shake up the senate. with democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. did my legs shrink? i can move them. i mean, i knew alaska airlines' premium class had extra legroom but this... this feels different. okay. crazy idea. on the count of 3... i'm going to try and cross my... ohhhhhhhhhhh boyy that's nice. woooooo! ( ♪ ) los angeles. now it's the intuit

dome in inglewood. the future home of the clippers. fox's laura diaz spoke with inglewood's mayor, who says he's frustrated with the latest stunt . >> we're going to use the video evidence that they have been kind enough to post to identify them. it's the brazen tiktok video showing two young people who appear to be teens breaking into the construction site at the new intuit dome in inglewood. >> the two filmed themselves and then posted the footage to tiktok. they captioned it sneaking into clippers stadium. that post has over 90,000 views and 11,000 likes. it features the pair mugging for the camera, navigating the construction site and entering the not yet finished basketball court, where they landed several buckets, plus spraying a fire extinguisher over the boldness of the breach. not lost on inglewood's mayor, who has a law

enforcement background. the video is being studied to apprehend the two and security tightened. >> but the reality is, is that all of the, uh, site security is conducted by private security agencies. and what happened in this case. so what's going to happen is they're going to increase the off construction an hour time security. they're going to bump that up. >> trespassing is a misdemeanor. inglewood city officials say no sign of vandalism at the construction site. like the graffiti seen at the towers near crypto.com. but friday, as work continued at the site, at a feverish pitch, we saw workers required to show security clearances to even exit the site . they told us off camera that security is tight on the premises. they were surprised by the tiktok. >> that's concerning for me. if anyone can just come in like that. yeah, and no consequences. not knowing who they are. that's that's ridiculous.

>> laura diaz reporting the privately funded $2 billion intuit dome is scheduled to open in august. tesla this week opened up its charging stations to some ford electric vehicles. as of thursday, the tesla charging stations are now capable of recharging the fort's f-150 lightning ev truck and the ford mustang mach-e sports car. a ford vice president says the new setup could help make tesla 6 to $12 billion a year by 2030 for expanding to other evs and earn tesla environmental credits as well. tesla allows gm ev car owners access to about 12,000 of their charging stations nationwide, and a recent study took the first deep dive into homeless mortality rates and the resulting data is prompting concern from experts in the field, according to a study published in the research journal health affairs. the death rate more than tripled between 2011 and 2020 at a 238% increase. this data was pulled

from over 22,000 deaths of homeless residents from more than ten states. this included eight california counties such as sacramento, san mateo, santa clara, and solano. data can be spotty since medical examiners are not always required to log someone's housing status in death records. drug and alcohol overdoses were the leading cause of death. accounting for a third of the deaths. the warriors wilt chamberlain scored 100 points in the game on this day. back in in the 1960s. we'll hear from modern players on what this record means to them all these years later. and here's a live look outside coming up. meteorologist mark tamayo will have the complete bay area forecast

the big focus has been out toward the sierra, with the blizzard warning that continues until 10:00 tomorrow morning. now for us for tomorrow we are talking about a cold pattern. still, the possibility of some scattered showers, and you can see temperatures struggling to make it up into the low to mid 50s by lunchtime. but by the afternoon, 53 to 58 and we will have some scattered showers. at least that's a thinking and your sunday forecast as we show you the radar. once again, it is very active out toward the sierra and we're still showing you some green on the bay area radar, even some snow up toward mendocino county, up toward lake county. we've been talking about low elevation snowfall here in the bay area. so tomorrow the clouds clear out a bit. you might see some snow on some of the bay area hills, especially up above 2500ft or so. here's some of the coverage right now on the radar for tonight up in sonoma county right around petaluma. we are still watching some rain show up on the radar here. it looks like in the east bay. this action is kind of moving out to the east out toward discovery bay right now.

and we'll continue to move the maps and show you this. and a little bit of activity right around palo alto and moving the maps out toward the west here as we continue to kind of take a tour of the bay area and still some lingering rain showers and portions at least approaching or moving out of the gilroy area. so we're not 100% dry just yet. as you can see on the radar now, the wind has been a factor. it's kind of been a cold, blustery day and sticking around into the evening hours. we still have some gusty winds out there. concord gusty to nearly 30 miles an hour out toward sfo. pretty much the same story in half moon bay. a westerly breeze at about 28 miles an hour. here's a live camera looking above san francisco for tonight, where we still have you get the sense we still have lots of cloud cover to deal with and still the possibility of some scattered showers. current numbers want to definitely bundle up those temperatures in the 40s to the lower 50s. we talked about the frost advisory for the north bay first thing tomorrow morning, and we will have some scattered showers out there as well. overnight temperatures in the 30s and the 40s. so definitely that chill wants to stick around

. that cold storm has been kind of settling in over northern california. no big changes for tomorrow. some clouds, some showers could pop up and then you get the showers. could move out and get a chance to get outside. maybe, but still keep the umbrella nearby with at least with the prospect of some showers that could return. here's a forecast model. we'll put this into motion. and let's see. this is 8:00 tomorrow morning. lots of clouds out there and the possibility of a few pop up showers. and then into the lunchtime hour, you can see the main focus, possibly up in the north bay. it's really hard to pinpoint these cells because they develop so quickly and move on out so quickly. this is 4:00 tomorrow afternoon and then on monday, mostly cloudy skies, the chance of some scattered showers that would be favoring the north bay. so you get the idea. we're not going to clear things out completely or dry things out just yet. highs for tomorrow will be in the 50s, so we have that chilly start tomorrow morning. occasional showers in the forecast for tomorrow. and here is a look ahead. your five day forecast on monday. we do have a chance of a shower that would be favoring

the north bay. same deal in a tuesday. wish i could stay with confidence. it's either going to shower or be dry, but there's enough moisture that could trigger a shower here and then wednesday we might bump up those shower chances and then partly cloudy skies into thursday. so definitely the cool pattern. it's going to stick around with some minor warming into next week. thanks mark. >> a grammy award winning artist is coming to the bay area this spring. rapper, 21 savage will perform at the toyota pavilion in concord as part of his american dream tour. the artist will perform in 30 us cities as part of this tour 21 savage is known for his hit songs rock star, bank account a lot and red rum. his concert in his concert in concord is scheduled for may 9th at 7 p.m. there's a new brewery open in the east bay this weekend is bricks factory brewing's grand opening. the business near mandela parkway and 24th in west oakland, offers a variety of beers from west coast ipas to ales. the owner was formerly the head brewer at

drake's brewery in san leandro. bricks is open thursday through saturday from noon to eight, and on sundays from 11 a.m. to seven. it has been 62 years since one of the greatest feats in sports was accomplished. on this day in 1962, wilt chamberlain of the then philadelphia warriors scored 100 points in a basketball game. that's still the most points any player has ever scored in a single game. players more than a half century later, are still in awe of this record setting performance. >> unimaginable basic. i can't even imagine seeing anybody do that. it's kind of like legend. i wish i could have seen it. >> wilt hundred point night is the statistical everest. there's nothing in american sports that can come close. >> chamberlain didn't just score the seven one center also grabbed 25 rebounds. the warriors beat the new york knicks that night, 169 to 147.

169 points is still the most points the warriors have ever scored in a game. governor gavin newsom announces today that he has proclaimed march developmental disabilities awareness month. over 400,000 californians who have intellectual or developmental disabilities use the state's 21 regional service centers. this includes a handful in the bay area. the amount of people who use the system has gone up by 31% since 2019. by making this proclamation for the month, the state hopes to raise awareness for the communities that contribute to the strength and diversity of the state coming up in sports. the gonzaga bulldogs ended the saint mary's gaels 16 game win streak. joe fonzi will have the highlights a i

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and seat in the conference tournament. that wouldn't be an easy task. with gonzaga in town on senior night, the bulldogs are playing the best they have all year. ryan nembhard with the move to the hoop and two off the glass, and nembhard had 20 points, ten assists. gonzaga took control of the 14 nothing first half run, 14 point game at the half. the gaels never really pulled into it. graham mike pulls up for a pair. ike had 24 points and ten rebounds. gonzaga beats the 17th ranked gaels 70

to 57. saint mary's win streak stopped at 16. the gaels will head to the conference tournament with a 24 and seven overall record, 15 and one in the wcc c senior day at santa clara as the broncos hosted usf f brant napa parts the c's as he heads to the hoop for two. the broncos fall behind early, but took a seven point lead to the locker room. not a good play for santa clara here. inbounding under the usf hoop, ryan beasley makes the steal, hits the three. beasley led the dons coming off the bench with 18. but this one belonged to santa clara carlos marshall dribbles makes a move then hits two of his 16 points. the broncos win 6962, but it won't affect the seeding in the wac tournament. usf will be the three. santa clara, the four and one more regular season game for cal, which tonight was in salt lake city, where the utah fans of all ages were in attendance. brandon carlson led the utes with 30 points and added ten

rebounds. he was four of six from beyond the arc. the utes were 8859 winners. cal is nine and ten in the conference has one more game against stanford to wrap up the pac 12 season before. for that conference tournament. it's all about tuning up for the postseason. for the stanford women, currently ranked fourth in the country, cameron brink, returning to her home state as the cardinal, took on an oregon team very much an underdog. this game went pretty much according to form hannah jump with the bounce pass to brink, who makes a move under the hoop for two of her 18 points. brink added 17 rebounds for a pretty impressive double double. now it's jump pulling up for two of her 12 points. jump has played in 161 games for the cardinal. the most in school history. stanford, a 7656 winner, finishes the regular season at 26 and four, 15 and three in conference. the cardinal will be the top seed in the pac 12 tournament, which begins next week. lebron james and the lakers hosting denver on what would be an historic night. james, already the league's all

time scorer, passed the 40,000 point mark with this hoop. he was on the way to a 26 point game, but the defending nba champs went on a 16 to 6 run late to put the game away. nikola jokic with the lob to aaron gordon, who's fouled. still gets the hoop. denver wins it. sixth in a row 124 114 in la loss keeps the lakers in the number ten spot in the west. the warriors who play the celtics tomorrow are number nine. the most high profile vacancy on the 49ers coaching staff has been filled for the coming season. nick sorensen has been promoted from defensive assistant to defensive coordinator. the position has been open since steve wilks was fired three days after the loss in super bowl 58. sorensen had a ten year career as a player with four different teams. as the defensive back and special teams stand out. sorensen's most lengthy coaching tenure was the eight years he spent in seattle. the coming season will be his third on the

49ers staff, with the vacancy on the defensive staff, the 49ers will hire former chargers coach brandon staley. staley was fired as the chargers head coach in december after his teams went 24 and 24. in just short of three seasons. san jose earthquakes will open their home season tonight against the la galaxy, no less than all time mls scorer chris wondolowski there to share in the festivities. the quakes, looking for their first win of the season. it did not happen in this one. already in front two. nothing in the 48th minute. the galaxy adds on joseph payne still with the assist. rickie puig hits the san jose net. quakes later got a goal but went down 3 to 1 at zero and two. they have yet to register a point. sit at the bottom of the standings and another closer for the sharks tonight who were in dallas. they went all the way to the seventh round of a shootout. it was there that jamie benn put a little okie doke on magnus chrona. that was the game winner. the stars win 3 to 2. sharks stay one notch above chicago in the western conference cellar over the san

jose sharks as they come up short in cactus league baseball today in scottsdale, where the giants were hosting the team. bob melvin managed last year, padres already in front one. nothing. and then graham pali road one the opposite way against the giants. trevor mcdonald. giants got two on the eighth, but the padres run it with one in the ninth. 3 to 2. san diego the giants just 1 in 5 this spring and the a's and mariners were involved in a slugfest. the two teams combined for 20 runs and 23 hits in a 12 to 8 oakland win. a's are four and four this spring, and that last word are still in oakland. yes >> so far. yes. thanks, joe. thank you for watching the 10:00 news. our next newscast is at 7 a.m. to stream the latest n s (tense music builds) i'm rob lowe and this is the floor. (rob) the quick-fire trivia battle... john kerry. spotify. mark zuckerberg. ..that freezes the mind. -pass. -(buzzer sounds) -pass. -(buzzer sounds) -pass. -(buzzer sounds)