mother in law. the answers and the evidence that police are searching for. and there's still no sign of his wife and mother in law for the safety of our community, the safety of our children, the safety of our businesses. >> this is something that had to be done. >> a big step forward in the effort to recall pa la price, the alameda county district attorney. what's next for the recall supporters and what could lead to a special election from ktvu? >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> well, good morning to you and welcome to mornings on two. thank you for joining us i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it

is tuesday march fifth. let's check in with steve paulson i had some rain overnight. >> i didn't get it. >> mo's wondering is it going to clear up for his walk? >> it's a tough one up there. if you were south, i'd say yes, but north, you're kind of in. >> so we could get some rain. a little bit. >> not much, not much. yeah. okay. there's 40s, 50s on the temps. santa rosa is reporting some light rain, and that's where the system is. 40s and 50s. and you can see it now. it's mainly about marin county up towards santa rosa, mendocino county, lake county again, we're just getting the warm sector of this system, which will approach us throughout the day. so a lot of clouds,úa little warmer, though. i think we'll find some 60s here for some gradually warming up 50s and low to few mid 60s. all right. sal is here. i don't know, picking up cones. >> yeah there's not a lot going on. and i like that when there's not a lot going on. let's just go and look at the pictures here i'll show you that the bay bridge looks veryúnice with no cones we had were picked up a

little earlier. oops i that's a nice picture it's not bay pointt it's, uh, it's a nice picture. there's highwayc 24 in lafayette thatúlooks very nice. now, at 401. let's go back to the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. an east bay man who reported that his wife and mother in law were missing back in september is now being charged with murder. katie icu is. >> amber lee was at the west county detention facility in richmond, where the suspect is being held. policeúsay the single family home in san pablo is a crime scene. >> they suspect that the owner killed his wife and mother in law in the home, and tried to cover it up by reporting them missing. in september, investigators shared with me this video of them searching the home. on thursday, police say they found enough evidence to arrest him for murder. a neighbor tells me she sensed something was wrong because she hadn't seen the woman in months. >> the last time we ever saw

them was back in september 2023, which is really weird, weird, says jasmine. >> rocio because tollet and her 74 year old mother, tran, would often be seen gardening in the yard. neighbors say police dug up the yard in their search for clues to the women's whereabouts . so far, they haven't been found, the husband allegedly told police the women drove off in this family vehicle and may have headed to southern california, but police say leads helped them locate the car in oakland at park and that they caught the suspect in a lie after they put the car under surveillance. >> this clip shows the suspect on december fifth entering the parked vehicle. >> peggy chow san pablo police spokesperson, tells vo moving the vehicle just hours after telling police during an interview he didn't know where the car was. >> so from when the last time you saw her, you have you seen that car at all? >> no. police say manager and he works at a nail salon. and that

an argument over money may have led to the women's disappearance. extent of grief or shock that, you know, a family might be exp. >> the couple has a young disappeared after an argumentt- with dad, says that his mom had been missing for a while and that they had fought or something, and he hadn't seen her and he missed her. >> the suspect's bail is set at $2 million. >> his first court appearance is scheduled for tuesday afternoon. police say they are still searching for the two women. an amber lee ktvu fox two news. >> thank you. amber san rosa police and the sonoma county district attorney's office are investigatingc the deadly shootout between a suspect and four sheriff's deputies. authorities have not released the name of the suspect, but candles were placed to mark the spot where he died. deputies responded to reports of a man waving a west santa rosa. that's both a

restaurant and a nightclub. he took off when law enforcement arrived. later into his radio that the suspect was shooting at him. more shots were exchanged and the suspect took off again. the chase finally ended when he crashed and died. it's not clear, though , if he died from a gunshot or from the crash. our detectives are currently working diligently to put together the timeline of events to include the reason why the suspect chose to engage in the actions he did for deputies were hurt in the incident. one has a critical head injury, another was shot in the leg and is recovering. the sheriff's office will release the body cam video at a later date. >> our timeúis now 404. a search for three gunmen in monterey county continues this morning after a mass shooting in king city on saturday, outside of a birthday party. king city is southeast of salinas and witnesses say the masked gunman drove up to the home where the

party was being held. they got out of their car and started shooting. 11 people were shot and three men and one woman were killed. two other victims are in critical condition. one mother says and another daughter was wounded. >> i want there to be justice. i want there to be justice for what happened to my daughters. i want justice asúsoon as possible. a. $20,000 reward is offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the people involved. sp>> a vote to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price could happen as soon as next month. prices critics have turned in ten boxes of signatures totaling more than 123,p00 names. that's 50,000 more than needed has ten days to validate the signatures and confirm that. 73,000 of them actually live in alameda countyn recall organizers are confident they have enough. >> we shouldn't have to do this.

but for the safety of our community, for the safety of our children, the safety of our businesses, this is something that had to be done. >> price's supporters are questioning how some of the signatures were collected. her supporters first wrote to california attorney general rob bonta, asking him to investigate allegations of deceptive tactics by recall organizers. now, a letter has been sent to california secretary of state shirley weber. >> we've asked her to ensure that she dedicates resource immediately to ensure that each and every signature is both reviewed independently and verified. >> there's some uncertainty about the recall vote due to measure b on today's ballot. now, it would change alamedat-so mirror california's. if b passes, it would raise the threshold of signatures needed for a recall price. opponents say no matter what happens, they are confident there will be a recall vote. >> our time now 407 today is super tuesday, one of the

biggest political days for candidates trying to become the next president of the united states in 15 states and one territory, voters will be casting ballots in primary elections. almost a third of all republican and democratic delegates are for grabs. now here in california, voters have been able to vote by mail for several weeks. >> the economy was great. we didn't go into any wars. we totally defeated isis. >> it is time for a new generational leader. on the republican side, former president trump has been dominating the republican primaries against his rival, nikki haley. >> trump needs to win about a thousand delegates to clinch the nomination. now, he's not expected to be able to get there tonight, but if the results follow the recent polling, he'll win enough support to be the overwhelming republican favorite here in california. trump and recent republican polls gets almost 75% support, but women

put joe biden in the white house and women are going to do it again. in the meantime, democrats are hoping fears about losing access to abortion since roe versus wade was overturned will convince people to vote for president biden. >> this is a busy week for president biden, who is keeping a close eye on today's results. yeah, pam. >> on thursday, the president will have a chanceúto connect with voters when he delivers his state of the union address with an approval rating 42. that address could most important speech of his reelection campaign. millions of people are expected to watch so it will be the biggest tv audience he'll get, at least until the convention in august, according to the white house. the president will highlight his economic agenda, protect for women's reproductive rights and uniting the nation. >> and i can tell you that the president is ready. he's ready to take that moment to talk about the state of the union, to

lay out his future vision of how he sees this next year and beyond. >> now, president biden is preparing for the speech at camp david at his retreat. he has only ahead. thomas rural nine, the weather much better this morning up in the mountains. so the drive is a look, in fact, a live look right now at the current conditions. interstate 80 is open again, and while there's still snow on the groundc as you can imagine, visibility is a lot better. james on tires are required on all vehicles heading eastbound from cisco in placer county to hartsdale road in truckee. chains are also required for westbound traffic from truckee a county, trucks on highway just e drivers have their chains with them available for reopening. >> 80 comes as great news for people driving between the bay area and the sierra. well, the

chp still urging drivers to slow down. conditions have improved greatly. one couple in kingvale headed to reno. they say they had to stop to make sure fastenr vehicle. >> we've just been taking it slow, you know, going a 2530 miles an hour on the highway patrol is reminding people to pull off the road when installing chains, and to understand that caltrans and pga crews are still working to deal with the impacts of the storm. >> all drivers, but especially those in big rigs, need to pay attention about the possibility of spinouts. we've definitely seen some big trucks. oh yeah, maybe taking it a little fast on those icy conditions. all right. not sure if you've had time to take a look at tahoe, but they definitely received some more snow over the last 24 hours. a little bit, but itgs winding down. >> i mean, get a little bit, but nothing crazy o& weak system kind of brushing us here. a lot of cloud covers over us. it will, it will do. this is what it looks like. it'll come

to the coast and then go down starting tomorrow. but there should be enough there to give us some light rain, which we'reh south breeze in advance of it. no doubt about it. south breeze and you can see some activity te county, northern sonoma county, napa and a little bit continues to flirt with marin county and right off the san mateo coast. so not a lot here. there are more breaks to the south, so i do think we'll get a little bitt a this system or anything, but as it goes south, it may give some areas on wednesday, especially santa cruz mountains, san jose, morgan hill, santa cruz. a little reminder that i'm still here as it moves south. so 5060, a little warmer, more sun to the south. so mid 60s there, but a lot of cloud cover would think s about marin county north more than anywhere else. highs today 50 and 60 starting to bump up a little bit. >> all right. thank you steve. governor newsomúmade a stop in san francisco. his how people should vote on a proposition on the ballot today. >> and a warning in the north bay with health officials are

telling us about a spike in the numberúof fentanyl overdoses .

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only in e app. trump can be on the 2024 presidential primary ballotsn the court ruled that states cannot invoke a post-civil war constitutional provision that bans former officeholders who engaged in insurrection holding office again. instead the court ruled that only congress has that power. the donald trump had been removed from the ballots in colorado. in maine and illinois, but all three of those rulings were on hold, awaiting the supreme court decision. >> governor gavin newsom not holding back on a federal court and how it handles the issue of

homelessness. now, the governor released a statementc saying, quote, encampments are dangerous, period. india is investing billions to build housing and provide the services needed to get people out of tents and into safer situations. however, our best efforts are being blocked because of sweeping injunctions that delay progress and fail to provide any consistent guidance for local authorities to abide by. now, united states supreme court hear a case that would determine if a local government can make it a crime to involuntarily live outside and unsheltered. >> our time now for 16. we're now hearing from health officials in marin county five people died in the last two weeks from fentanyl drug overdose, his ktvu zac sos tells us people may be using fentanyl without knowing it. >> we're seeing an unfortunate and dramatic uptick in overdose deaths. in marin county. >> five overdose deaths tied to fentanyl in just the last two

weeks. >> normally andútragically, you know, we have about one overdose death every week. >> but prior to the last two weeks, county public health officer doctor matt willis says only around half of those deaths >> in these last five have all been related to fentanyl, and all have been among people who were using multiple substances spat once. and so one of our primary concerns is that this may be a contaminate issue. >> a number of street drugs now frequently being laced with vul. >> there are substances like methamphetamine and cocaine that help people stay up so they can keep themselves safe. >> rory reger heads up behavioral health services at the ritter center in san rafael. the nonprofit provides a range of free services to theúcounty's homeless population, including substance use treatment. >ñ a newer approach that we have is contingency management, or

what also is referred to as recovery incentives, which is a regular drug screening that builds in incentivizing people to reduce or eliminate amphetame use. >> the center also provides a free vending machine stocked with narcan fentanyl testing strips, and other harm reduction supplies. we can provide more access and more low barrier care to people that that is the solution. the county's message to anyone taking drugs carry narcan, carry testing strips and don't use alone. >> if we do those three things, we think that we can be much safer for that, you know, segment of our population who is using substances. and another tool that the county says it's using right now to monitor drug use in the community is the testing of wastewater for things like cocaine, methamphetamine, and of course, fentanyl. >> they say any spikes in those drugs could lead to another alert, like this one in san rafael, zac sos ktvuúfox two news. thank you zach. >> those san francisco reports

its department of public health's updated guidanceúon sexually transmitted infections has reduced the number of cases. now, the city's health department became the first in the country more to recommend the antibiotic doxycycline as a prevention method for stds in gay and bisexual men. a health department analysis found doxycycline has reduced cases of chlamydia and syphilis by 50% in that population. but researchers found the treatment did not drive down cases of gonorrhea for all right. let's check in with steve paulson still keeping an eye on some lingering showers . it's a little bit. >> they're out there. most of it's so far to the north here. it's not a big system. will be with us today and tomorrow. so more show than go. but it does look warmer, especially if you head towards san jose south. maybe get some mid 60s there, but there's still some light rain to the north. san jose, sot rain south breeze in advance of it. not strong, but it's a south wind for most. it will turn southerly and you can see

there's some light activity. mendocino county, lake county, northern sonoma and napa and some around marin county as well, with a line just along the san mateo coast. so again, some of this may not amount to too much, but we'll keep it in the associated with this for today. it will mainly be to the north. i mean you can see there's some okay amounts being forecast farh and into the east. and i'll buy that. the system is more north into the west than it is east and south. lots of clouds, kind of cold though. light rain, mainly north, mostly cloudy, light rain, but more sun south spand a little warmer. so 50s fr some, but some mid 60s if you're far enough. south >> all right. our time is 419. san francisco's downtown mall will undergo evenúmore changes. we'll tell you the latest stores that will be closed, their doors and if you're struggling to concentrate on a single task, you are not alone. >> we look into what may be causing it

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media feed or struggling to concentrate on a single task. you are not alone. some researchers say you may have what they are calling popcorn brain that terms refers to our attention to jump quickly from one thing to another, like popping kernels, social media may be a contributing factor. researchers at uc irvine found in 2003, the average attention span was two minutes, 30s it has since dropped to just 45 seconds, coming up in our 5:00 hour of mornings on two, we're going to talk about how to fight popcorn brain with our fox medical teams doctor mike. >> that's a good topic. it is 4e just became the only country in& the world to guarantee abortion as a institutional right. >> people celebrated at the eiffel tower as the measure was adopted in the french parliament. many french lawmakers cited the rollback of abortion rights here in the united states as their legislation. a total of 14 states have enacted full

abortion bans, with seven others enforcing restrictions on the procedure between six and 18 weeks of pregnancy all around us, there are extremists working harder than ever to drive us back to a past that we thought was long over. >> now, democrats want to use abortion rights as a campaign spissue to increase voter turno. republicans are also using that issue in their campaigns, with donald trump taking credit for overturning roe versus wade. it women's history month, governor gavin newsom launched a campaign aimed atúempowering women in emergency situations through videos and social media. the list is campaign teaches women how to lead their families during wildfires, earthquakes, floods and mudslides. lisa means ready in spanish. the state office of emergency services says the data shows that women

under the age of 50 in california, who are hispanic, black or asian are among most likely to see themselves as primarily responsible for their family's emergency prepared. >> thisústarting this friday, free at home covid test kits from the us government will no longer be available. the department of health and human services says the decision comes after a decline in case rates. weekly tests will still be provided to long tum care facilities, food banks, health centers and schools. if you place orders for free at homec covid tests on or before friday, you will still receive them. provider is set to lay offh care dozens of employees this month. kaiser by april, which includes 49 in pleasanton and one in oakland. now, that's according to the chronicle. most of the workers have it roles. they're not involved with direct communication with patients. it's a hate crime caught on camera. the incident that has one mother of two concerned. and

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today is super tuesday, and election officials are encouraging voters to go to the polls. we have a live report from one of the many states that is having primary elections formed by all the rain recently in death valley has been forced to close. we'll tell you why. voters have been told to keep out from ktvu fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. >> thank you for waking up with us here on mornings on two. i'm pam cook and good morning i'm

dave clark. >> welcome toútuesday march 5th. so you saw some sprinkles this morning i did it was and it rained overnight in marin county. >> i think we're still going to get some more but not widespread. right >> not not a lot. not widespread. but there's a little bit today and tomorrow santa rosa is reporting some rain. we'll take a look to the north 40s for others. livermore says 41 in little bit, but there's more clearing to the south, and there will be more sun to the south as well. there you can see some of that activity moving northn not a lot, but there's enough there to keep some light rain in the forecast. most of it looks to be north and then tomorrow it'll start to slide south. so areas west and in the window. more and north. but today 50s and low 60s few mid 60s though san jose south all right. sal is here for 28. something new okay. what. >> it's still okay out there steve. we have a nice looking drive so far and we can see the traffic is moving well at the bay bridge. no major issues here. if you are driving on highway four, it looks okay.

getting over to the willow pass grade and 680 is clear from benicia all the way 429. let's o the headlines. >> okay, sal. thank you. well, voters across the country are heading to the polls today on this. the biggest day of the primary election campaign. rebecca castor, joining us now from virginia to look at the impact super tuesday will have on the presidential campaign. good morning. rebecca. >> dave. good morning. the stage location as voters slowly here,y delegates at stake here in virginia as california. your state, of course, is the biggest prize today. but both donald trump and nikki haley focused on this state over the last week, holding events leading up to super tuesday, trying to win over those last minute voters by the end of today, registered voters across 16 states in one u.s. territory will help decide the course of the 2024 presidential election.

>> don't complain about what happens in a general election if you don't play in this primary. >> on the republican side, former president donald trump has been dominating past contests against his rival nikki haley, with topics like immigration, national security and the economy. at the top of voters minds. trump is reminding them about his first administration's accomplishments . >> the economy was into any ware totally defeated isis. >> haley, meantime, is tryingúto set herself apart by highlighting her age compared to that of 77 year old trump, an 81 year old biden. >> it is time for a new generation national leader. >> democrats are hopingúfears over abortion access since the termination of roe v wade will fuel voter turnout for president joe biden. >> women put joe biden in the white house and women are going to do it again. >> for more than a third of all available delegates are up for grabs today. but even if trump and biden win, all they can, neither will haveúthe amount needed to become the party's presumptive nominee. yet. if

donald trump performs as expected today, the earliest he could lock up this gop nomination is march 12th. while the only thing standing in president biden's way is spuncertain, voters choosing to vote uncommitted instead, dave. >> rebecca castor live from virginia. rebecca, thank you for joining us. >> well, so far, bay area electionúofficials say they're seeing a low voter turnout, but they are expecting more to show up tomorrow. so as people go in person, well, today, that is as people go in person to cast their ballotsúand californians are not the only ones voting on this super tuesday. >> many departments are reporting low turnout. so now fs jana katsuyama. >> a steady stream ofúvoters came to the corner. collection box outside san francisco cityt& hall, early birds dropping their ballots off before election day. >> i do like voting early that way. i can do research at home

and just like take my time at home, the voter guide, the ballotl the drop off locations and everything. >> it was a lot easier here than north or arizonaúwhere i've lived before. >> inside city hall at the san francisco department of elections, workers were processing the slow trickle of ballots coming in. >> the turnout for this election as of this morning was 17. >> director of elections john arndt says 17% is low, but it isn't too far off from the 2020 presidential primary year. right now, we have 84,000 ballots back and compared to the marchú2020 election, the previous presidential primary election, we had 85,000 ballots back. >> so we're tracking really well presumptive candidates in presidential primaries. >> some people worry there might be less incentive for people to get out and vote. >> i knocked on doors today to say, have you voted? have you neighbors go and vote.sure myt- >> hey, how are you doing in oakland? >> outside the alameda county elections office, workers greeted voters at a drive through drop off. >> we have drop boxes. they can put itc in the mail. they can

drop it off at one of these drop stops, registrar tim dupuy says they are alsoúseeing low turnout so far, but they are prepared for an election day rush. we have same day registration open. you can go in, we can get you registered and some voters say even without big presidential candidate s driving the primary, they wanted to weigh in on state and local issues. >> measure b would be the big thing for me. >> the two, uh, biggest issues for me were housing and crime. and so those areúwhy those are why i wanted to make sure i voted in this primary. are schet 7 a.m. on election day, and people can drop off their mail in ballots. they're at a collection box or have them postmarked by 8 p.m. to be counted in san francisco, jana katsuyama fox two news. >> all right, jana, thank you. time is 434. one of the biggest primary election races on the california ballot is the u.s. senate race. now, the top four candidates have been crisscross the state, campaigning to get out the vote. a newly released

poll from berkeley igs shows republican and former pro baseball star steve garvey pulling ahead of democratic congressman adam schiff for the first time, followed by democratic house members katie porter and oakland's barbara lee . >> i'm very proud of my record of delivering mass transit, bringing back millions to find affordable housing for people to help deal with the epidemic of homelessness. my efforts to pass california's patient bill of rights. >> but people have found a voice in me where they're standing up and saying, i've had it. uh, we spwant to send seed back to washingtonn we want his voice. sp>> washington needs to pay moe attention to california. we are the most people, and we are not always getting washington to focus my campaign is a multiracl multi-gender, national progressive coalition. >> now, the race to fill the seat long held by the late senator dianne feinstein, is breaking spending records.

according to adams fact, which tracks political spending more than $65 million has been spent on ads so far. the most expensive senate campaign in california history. ñ> governor newsom made a stop at a san francisco union hall to gather support for the yes on proposition one campaign. the governor was joined by mayor london breed, sacramento mayor darrell steinberg, and a coalition of mental health workers, doctors and firefighters. if approved, prop one would allow the state to borrow $6.4 billion. the money would be used to build mental health and substance abuse treatment facilities, and supportive housing for people who are unhoused. governor newsom says it has bipartisan support in the state legislature . >> we are in a position we haven't been in 50 years to address this crisis. that's why it's so important in this momeno not just assert ourselves, but to advance a paradigm which i think meets this moment in a

very unifying way. this was bipartisan in the senate. >> now, opponents question the constitution of proposition one because they say it calls for forcing some mentally ill people on the streets into treatment progra. the san francisco ferry is getting in the spirit for election day. take a look. if you take one of the ferries today, you'll receive one of these i voted stickers. us officials say they'll hand out these at the downtown san francisco south san francisco terminals until 930 this morning . don't forget, ktvu will have full coverage of super tuesday tonight. we have live reports throughout our newscast right here on channel two and on our fox local app. we'll also be streaming local results live and providing regular updates between eight and 10:00 tonight, spthe fox local app is a free download on your smart tv. parents in berkeley are being warned about an attempted kidnaping. the berkeley unified school district says a a drivera

white van or suv on rose street yesterday. it happened walking , reportedly asked the student to get into the car. the child did not get in and instead ran home everyone to be on alert and please report any unknown or suspicious vehicles. >> our timeúnow. 437 a judge noa man accused of hitting and killing a champion cyclist in san francisco back in april while the man was driving under the influence. 81 year-old arnold low is facing charges of vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. he's accused of killing ethan boys while boys was cycling last april in the presidio. the chronicle reports. prosecutors are considering a plea deal that would mean low could spend a year in prison. however, the judge in the case and the possie short length of that jail

sentence. >> a los angeles woman is accusing a neighbor of drawing a swastika on the groceries delivered to her home. lee grossman is opening up about her security system sent a herr. he- home and into the box of on hern later checked the groceries and saw what she claims is a swastika written the box. she identified as a neighbor and asked him if he drew a her n replied she had security videoc and filed a police report, but police said it was not a hate crime but rather a hate incident . >> that my whole family is jewish and my children and, you know, like such an ugly, ugly, ugly thing to do to someone that online know, grossman says the first displayed an israeli flag on her banister last october. >> the neighbor has not responded to attempts by the news media for any comments.

>> our time now. 439 the recently formed lake in death valley national park is now being closed off to boats because it's quickly evaporating , the national park service announced yesterday that lake, which was open to kayakers, is now too shallow. the rangers say they don't want people to leave foot prints or joe biden drag boats through the mud,úwhich could stay for years. when that lake dries up, the temporary lake formed after this winter storm and at one point it was as much as a foot deep in certain areas. but now it's drying up. yeah >> yeah, it's a temporary. it doesn't happen all the time. steve it's because all that rain it was from the hurricane that went into southern california. >> that's what formed it. um, but i mean, it's just it used there used to be one thousands of years ago. so it's, you know, but that hurricane was the one that left torrential rain there that came into southern california. 50 on the temp, some lot with this system, butnot a

there's some up there, 40s and 50s, a little cooler to the south, but wind in advance of this system coming in. and that's going to lead us to a lot of cloud cover and some light rain. most of this will be north i think south tomorrow. there's just not ac lot there. but light rain and you through mariy right there lifting and kind of falling apart. but heading over, you know, parts of sonoma county, napa county, there's a line that looks like it wants to try and come in along the mateo coast, but i don't think that's going to amount to too much. so some light rain mainly cloudy to mostly cloudy here, although there will be some sun breaks to the south. there's a little bit of rain associated with this system. the most by far would be to the north and to the south. then we'll get a break on thursday and friday. that's the cloud coverúthough. looks like it's coming in for the weekend, but these systems now are far weaker than what we experienced. and look at the snow. there's just not much snow being forecast, but some okay rays, especially santa rosa north as we look out over the next seven

days here. but for today, a lot& of cloud cover north kind of cold cool to cold here. light rain, mainly north but more sun to the south. so mid 60s there, but a lot of upper 50s and some cloud cover and maybe some light rain to the north. uh, we'll see that into wednesday, then a break thursday, friday, saturday we cloud it up, light rain. not a of cloud cover, but not much else. as we. >> thank you steve. we do have an update on that chaotic scene in santa rosa coming up, details onúthe chase and shootout that ended with four sheriff's deputies injured and a suspect dead. >> also, elon musk was slapped with a multi-million dollar lawsuit. why the former former twitter are taking legal action .

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high speed chase. a man is now in jail. it happened sunday night at a sideshow in vallejo. when the chp helicopter arrived there, it directed the policec.

officers on the ground to the scene, and they the vehicles involved through vallejo and into richmond. once in richmond, police say the man got out of the car and got into a waiting vehicle. the chp helicopter was able to keep up with that vehicle and help direct richmond police, who were able to make an arrest. the name of the suspect has not been. >ñ if you are driving on the richmond san rafael bridge this morning, you may run into some emergency repairs. caltrans closed several lanes on the span overnight for pothole repairs. it did delay traffic for at one point and just left one lane open in either direction. >> now, caltransúlaunched an online data tool aimed at helping vulnerable communities is the transportation equity index will allow users to access data and also identify the areas most negatively affected by the state's transportation. system. now, this tool includes interactive data indicators. it

highlights traffic safety, environmental problems and the availability of different transit options. our time is thn regional rail commission, we're introducing a new train fleet today. the officials willúhold ribbon cutting ceremony and tour later this morning before launching the first of seven new passenger rail cars. transits. the new cars will be used exclusively on the line, with daily round trips between oakland and bakersfield. the san francisco unified school district announced some schools may have to close. >> the blame is placed on declining enrollment, but facilities. ktvu is christian. kafton reports on why the district believes this move could help schools in the long terme san francisco unified schools finds itself at a crossroads. >> the district is facing a structural budget crisis. at the same time, enrollment is dropping. the district now

serves about 49,000 students, down from about 53,000 a decade ago. fewer students means less money from the state superintendent, matt. wayne says those realities need to be met head on, and that means beginning the process of closing and consolidating some schools. >> we're looking at the way we staff our schools, our central office, our school programs, our facilities, and also our school portfolio. and we're ready rising. we need to have a school, new school portfolio with fewer schools. so we can better meet our goals for student outcomes. >> at this point, the district has not said which of its 120 schools will be closed or consolidated. >> we. are talking to our input on what the criteria should be for our new school portfolio and then also holding our values of educational equity at the center by doing an equity audit of our recommendations. >> beth kelly is a mother in the district and has kept a close eye on san francisco's school budgetc for years. >> when you look at what is happening with the district right now, they really have to

get back to basics and really work on working within a >> with the district facing a very real fiscal cliff, this is one of the only moves the district had left. >> we really do have to have the right number of schools for the studentsúthat we have. of that means more money going to each student rather than overhead and >> the district will spend the remainder of the school year and the summer finalizing a list of impacted schools. theyúhope to have that plan in place for the 2025, 2026 school year in san francisco. kristin kafton, ktvu, fox two news okay christian, thank you. >> our time is 447. the faa is reporting an audit, found severalc cases of quality contrl problems at boeing and at one of its key suppliers. >> yeah.úthe faa says the audit looked at production of the boeingú737 max jets. it identified noncompliance issues in boeing's manufacturing process, parts handling and

storage, and product control. theúfaa initiated the audit after a door plug came off a 737 max jet shortly after takeoff. back in january, boeing declined to comment on the audit. former twitter executives are suing elon musk, claiming he owes owes them more than $128úmillion in severance now, the lawsuit filed involves the former ceo, cfo, legal chief and general counseld musk of making up fake reasons to fire them in order to avoid paying them severance. an attorney for musk did not comment on the wall street journal report. >> all right, our time is 448. meta has a new feature on instagram. instagram is adding an edit feature for direct messages. now. in the past, users had to delete the entire message from their conversation thread if they made a typo or some other error. well, now you can edit a direct message up to 15 minutes after you send it.

now to you just press and hold on the message until a drop down menu with the option edit appears. >> as more businesses are closing in san francisco's downtown shopping mall, popular beauty retailer sephora is now leaving. what is now called the emporium center in san francisco. formerly known as westfield san francisco center. although it is unclear when it will shut down. the french beauty brand l'occitane has also reportedly closed its doors. the emporium centers location is no longer on theúcompany's website. >> time now 449 guess what's coming to san francisco? boychick bagels are coming. the popular berkeley, berkeley based bagel chain three shops in san francisco later this spring. they'll beúon sacramento street in presidio heights, fillmore street in the lower pacific heights, and. boys exploded in popularity after

getting a write up times three y were described as among the best of the new york style bagels. chris b cream wants to award people who vote on this super tuesday. >> the bakery chain is giving and get two original glazed donuts free for super tuesday. the company says it's theirt& version of super tuesday. two donuts. get it?úkrispy kreme has splocations francisco, concord, daly city, pinole, fremont, mountain view, santa clara, brentwood, san jose and rohnert park.úi think i covered them all. i'm not sure if we did. >> i think you did. >> if you if you like krispy kreme, you know where to find them. yeah. you can get two free donuts today. steve paulson take them to go, i guess on the road. >> well, in the words of one of our former general managers, greg kelly, a donut, he said, do i want a donut? yes do i need a donut? no no. >> good point. rightúnobody needs a donut. >> but if you're going to have

right? all right, 4p there soutt mount veeder. south. uh, humidiy levels up there 80, 90 to 100% more to the north, 40s and 50s on the temps here. that's south breeze, half moon bay sitting at 54 mile degrees. so we are in the upper 40s and 50s from that do is spin in a lot of clouds.o- but as it approaches us it will do, that. so this is not going into the sierra. there's some misleading headlines about the sierra out there on the internet. oh, they bracingúfor another storm. no they're not okay. so we are getting some light rain out of this. there's not a lot to it, but we'll keep some light rain in the forecast. looks like it's lifted out the initial ban, although still some around marin county kind of lifting around and moving up north. petaluma and novato kind of hanging out there a little bit off the san mateo coast. but i mean, again, this is brief. it's light, but it's more show than go. but we'll keep some light rain in the forecast. more looks be

to the north as the system, the warm front sector kind over arey north. then the system slides south tomorrow. after that, we start to get a break thursday and friday. a lot of cloud cover looks to be on the way for the weekendn again, it looks like more show than go. not much rain and you can see there's just not a lot of serious snow being forecast. but santa rosa north over the next week there could be some okay amounts here. 5060 warmer,temps, a little bitt- so that's why we're going mid 60s down there. just too much cloud cover north. so 50s and 60s. same song and dance for tomorrow. then it does look nicer as we head to thursday, especially friday will be the warmest day. a lot of cloud cover rolling in for the weekend. >> all right thank you steve. it is primary day here in california. we're going to take a look at some of the big local elections. and we meet an elementary school student in the bay area who is receiving high praise for her speeches

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arrested a man accused of shooting a toddler. police say adam johnson fired a single shot into a home on west juana avenue wednesday, hitting a four year old boy in the leg for. fortunately, the boy is expected to be okay. police say the boy was not the intended target and that the suspect was looking for someone else in the apartment building. johnson is now facing a number of charges, including attempt homicide. a proposed law would continue to fund california's missing persons dna program. state attorney general rob bonta saidúthe program is set to lose its funding this year clause, but a new bill introduced by assembly member stephanie nguyen of elk grove would ensure that funding is. now, he says, the program has identified more than 2000 missing people since it was established in 2001. >> certainly, there's work, but

the fact that we've identified over 2000 missing persons is meaningful. it's a reminder of what we can accomplish for the people of california when we >> the missing persons dna program has been funded through proposition 69, which directed money from criminal fines. the proposed law would keep the current fundingc system in plac. advocates for affordable housing are pushing for more voter approved funding oakland provides housing for formert& inmates who are reentering society. they say similar housing is needed to help people get backúon their feet. they're pushing for that's being considr the november ballot. the proposed measure could raise 10 to $20 billion for the bay area. >> well, if you were released from jail or prison and you have no resources, how are you expected to be able to literally rent a an apartment out, especially with the not just affordable housing crisis, with the market rate housing crisis

very challenging. >> now, the bay area housing finance authority plans to make a decision by june as to whether to put the bond measure on the november ballot. an apartment buildingúboom and other slowing trends may be causing rent prices to come down a bit. economists at redfin says renters can expect a break as landlords lower rates thanks to more available properties. rental prices reached record highs last year, largely due to high mortgage costs, but those rents thanks to many newly built and empty properties. economist say triggered by some americans relocating during the pandemic. a first grader at chabot elementary school in oakland is taking home national and local titles as age group, delivering speeches now, we highlighted oakland's six year oldc selma white, back in january, when she won first place in the national frederick douglass oratorical contest. she then had a chance to give her

speech in washington, dc, where she met senator amy klobuchar at the frederick douglass national historic house. selma and her parents got a tour of the white house, sponsored by congresswoman barbara lee. hey i will be sharing part of martin luther king nobel peace prize and acceptance speech. >> i accept the nobel prize for peace at a moment. when 22 million negroes of united states of america are engaged in a creative battle to end the war lines of racial injustice. >> that's incredible. there are& many adults who are afraid of public speaking right there. she is. that's video fromúher most recent speech contest. she won first place in oakland's mlkt& speech contest in late february, where she presented mlk nobel

peace prize, accept speech parts of the oakland zoo will be to some maintenance. all of thee zoo is closed today and tomorrow. the zooc will reopen thursday, but the gondola and california trails will remain closed on thursday and friday. everything is expected to reopen on saturday. >> we want to ensure that we bring closure for the victim's families. >> the latest on the man in the east bay charged with murdering his wife and mother in law. the answers and the evidence the police are searching for. and there's still no sign of his >> for the safety of our community, the safety of our children, the safety of our businesses, this is something that had to be done. >> a big step forward in the effort to recall price, the alameda county district attorney. what is next for the recall supporters what could lead to a special election? >> from ktvu fox two news. this

is mornings on two. well, good morning and thankúyou for joining us. >> welcome to mornings i'm pam . it's tuesday march 5th.úit is primary day super tuesday a lot going on and people cannot complain about the weather forcing them away from the polls. right. it's not that bad. >> uh, thank goodness it wasn't lastc or something like that. yes. 40s, 50s on the temps. we've had some light rain to the north. uh, there's it's a lot going on, but occasionally some light rain. santa rosa has had some looks initial impulse or two is kind of lifted, but there's a little bit out there and we'll keep that in the forecast. but a lot of cloud cover. more sun toúthe south. this is a weak system. it's not going to be an impactful one at all. 50 low 60s to a few mid 60s, especially santa clara valley. all right. 5:00 still good. something new. >> yeah. it's still pretty good. we do have more people getting on the road, steve. like highway four is a good example. uh, and

i do want to mention that looks like looks like i may have lost my clicker. we're going to go right to the triple a cameras here. let's goúto highway 24. the triple a traffic camera showing westbound 24. looking pretty good. getting over to the tunnel. there have been no major problems there. and if you're driving to the toll plaza, uh, also, our triple a camera shows not a lot going on. so if you are driving on westbound 80 into san francisco, it looks pretty good. let's take a look at the san mateo bridge. you can see well. heading out to the highyt- rise at 5p1. let's back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal. it is super tuesday that means it is time to some of you have already sent in your ballots by mail or drop them off early. but ktvu is amanda quintana live at the santa clara registrar office, where we could see historically low voter turnout this year. amanda >> yeah, that's what political analysts are saying. they are expecting low voter turnout for

this primary election big reasoe over. we've got the frontrunners right now, donald trump and president biden. so a lot of people might feel like their vote really doesn't count in that respect. but there still are a lot of other local issues that are on the ballot. but historically, primary elections get a lot of older voters, but there are still a lot of issues that people could turn out for, including senate races. now, we've been taking a look at voter turnout all over the bay area. yesterday, there was a line of cars in alameda with people dropping off their ballots. some voters in san francisco preferred going to drop off their ballots at city hall, so questions if needed. now, a large percentage of voters do chooseúto vote before today, i went around our building a few weeks ago to make sure everyone

was registered to vote, and i had registration cards in case they weren't. >> i knocked on doors today to say, have you voted? have you voted? i want to make sure my i spoke to are all registeredt s and all of them have voted and voted by mail here in santa clara county, there are a couple items on the ballot that are getting a lot of attention. >> one is the congressional race to replace retiring representative anna issue. there are 11 candidates vying for that seat, including the former san jose mayor sam liccardo, assembly member evan lowe and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. there's also a measure to make the santa clara chief of police an appointed, rather than elected position. santa clara is the only city in california that currently elects a police chief, so here this mog up with voters, also trying to

get an idea of the current voter turnout kind of what it looks like compared to previous primary elections that we've had here in santa clara county. but if you do plan to vote by mail today, it doesúhave to be postmarked by 8:00 tonight. it still and then we've got all of the polling places opening up here soon. so we will be here in san jose making sure that we give you all that information throughout the morning. live in san jose, amanda quintana, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you, amanda, this is a busy week for president biden who is keeping a close eye on today's results. >> and on thursday, the president will have a chance to connect with voters when he delivers his state of the union address. now, the president, with an approval rating of just 42. well, this address could be the most important speech of his reelection campaign. millions of people are expected toúbe watching, so it will be the biggest tv audience. he'll get at least until the democratic convention in august. the white

house says the president will focus on his economic agenda protections for women's reproductive rights and also uniting the country. i can tell you that the president is ready. >> he's ready to take that moment to talk about the state of the union, to lay out his future vision of how he seest& this next year and beyond. now president biden is preparing for the speech at his presidential retreat, camp david, and he has only thursday's big speech. >> california secretary of state shirley weber says her office is ready to deal with any voting issues that arise. today. we want to make sure that people understand that that all these issues of fraud and deception, that we fought back every last one of them, all the cases, the 50 some odd cases that have gone to court, we have defeated them all because while we have a fair and clear elections, and we hope that everyone will take advantage of the process of voting, and if you want to go down and look at the process,

all of our departments of or our registrar of voters have ways in which you can actually see and observe what is going on. secretary weber says her biggest concern for the election is workers are testing andatet- retesting the voting machines, and an it. it team is on standby if needed. ktvu will have full coverage of super tuesday tonight live reports throughout our newscast right here on channel two and on our fox local app. we'llúalso stream all the local results live and provide regular updates between 8 and 10:00 tonight, the fox local app is a free download on your smart tv.c >> our time is now. 507a man in the east bay who reported his wife and mother in law missing back in septemberc, is now being charged with their murder. police in san pablo arrested the man after they say they found evidence he killed both of them in their home and tried toúcover it up by reporting them as missing. police say the husband told them the woman drove away

in the family car and may have headed to southern california, but police say they have surveillance video of the suspect driving that car. only didn't know where the car was. >> i cangt even fathom the extent of grief or shock that ke family might be experiencing now, the suspect's first court appearance is scheduled for today. >> the police say they're still searching for the two women in santa rosa. district attorney's office arey investigating the deadly shootout between a suspect and four sheriff's deputies. spauthorities have not released candles were placed to mark the spot where he died. deputies responded to reports of a man waving a rifle at a businessúin west that's both a restaurant and a nightclub, he then took off when law enforcement deputy yelled into o

that the suspect was shooting at him. morec shots were exchanged and the suspect took off again. the chase finally ended when he crashed and died. it's not clear, though, if he died from a gunshot or from the crash. >> our detectives are currently working diligently to put together the timeline of events to include the reason why the suspect chose to engage in the actions he did for four deputies were hurt in the, another was se leg and is recovering. the sheriff's office will release the body cam video at a later date. >> all right, our time is 508.t& the weather is a lot better up up there is a lot easier. let's& look at the conditions right now. interstate 80 is open again while there's still snow. as you can imagine, on the ground, visibility is a lot better. chainsúare required on all vehicles headed east and west over donner passc. the trucks on highway 50 are being screened to

make sure the drivers do have chains with them. >> all right. reopening 80 comes as great news for people driving between the bay area and the sierra. chp still urging drivers, though, slow down conditions have improved greatly. they can change, though, can still be icy, especially overnight. one couple in kingvale headed to reno says their chains were on properly.- >> we've just been taking it slow, you know, going 25, 30 miles an hour. >> the highway patrol is reminding people pull off the road when installing chains and understand that caltrans and pga crews are still working to deal with the impact of the storm that could affect all drivers, especially those in big rigs, need to pay attention about possibly spinning out dry ice and that black ice, i mean black ice, not dry ice. i knew it. if you haven't hit black ice , um, you know it will make you slow down if you've hit it. it's

can't see it, so it can be yout- pretty icy, i cold up there. >> still overnight hit black ice. that's no picnic. no, no, you have no control. >> no you don't. yeah >> all right, we'll take a look at the sierra snowpack,c end ofe could use a little help. february was kind and early march has been really kind. we are doing quite well now. we've had plenty of rain, an alsoúran on the snowpack. now it's at 111% of normal for the date for the northern sierra. central sierra, which includes tahoe, is 104. southern sierra still playing catch up there, but still now 94. so statewide information as of yesterday, though, if you melted all that snow down and you'd get a water equivalent of over 24in of liquid last year, though, i think it was up to 54. so while we've made improvement, we're still not close to last year, but still it is 104 now. percent of average. so looking good. no, no d word issues going forward. that's for sure. and even a little bit more rain here. although it does look like systems are getting weaker and spweaker. and maybe we'll get a

little turn off of the tap here as we go into the next week or south breeze for most. almost everyone now is in on a southerly breeze front direction. even though this is a weak system, there's still some light activity, especially in marin county. not a lot kind of hanging out there a little bit. also along the san mateo coast.e some light rain. it wouldn't ca. but for today most of the focus south. tomorrow though that that that shifts areas to the north will be on the drier side. areas south might see a little more as this system right there is going to do this. it will head right towards us and then do that start to head down. this is not a system for the sierra. so don't don't look at misleading headlines or preparing for another storm. no, they're not, uh, a little bit of rain. more s pedestrian stuff. now, there's light amounts here. nothing big is showing up here on any of the extended models, but it does look like maybe the weekend and early next week we couldúget back into some rain, but nothing too heavy. a little warmer to

the south with more sun, but some light rain to theúnorth. 5060 onúthe temps. if you can hang in there. thursday and friday look good. it looks like though. cover though on the weekend. >> all right steve, thank you. our time now. 512 governor newsom stopped in san francisco. we'll tell you about the message he has about how everyone should vote on a proposition that's on the primary election ballot today. in a warning in the north bay with health officials are telling us about a spike in the number of fentanyl drug overdoses

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called alameda county district attorney pamela price could take place as soon as next month. critics of pamela price have submitted ten boxes of signatures, with more than 123,000 names, 50,000 more than needed. county officials now have ten days to validate those signatures and confirm that live in alameda county. recally- organizers are confident they >> we shouldn't have to do this. but for the safety of our community and the safety of our children,úthe safety of our businesses, this is something that had to be done. now pamela price's supporters are questioning how some of the signatures were collected. >> her supporters first wrote to california attorney general rob

bonta, asking him to investigate allegations of deceptive tactics by the recall organizers. now a letter has been sent to california's secretary of state, shirley weber, and we've asked her to ensure that she dedicates resources immediately to ensure that each and every signature is both reviewed independently and verified. >> now, there is some uncertainty about how the recall vote will be done due to measure b being today's ballot. >> it would change alameda county's recall election laws to be similarúto the state of california. if ab passes, it would raise the threshold of signatures needed for a recall. opponents of pamela price say no spmatter what happens, they're confident there will be a recall vote. our time is 517. health officials in the north bay are warning after a recent rise in the number of overdose deaths, marin county's health department

says five peopleúhave died in the last two weeks from fentanyl drug overdose before the recent spthose deaths were related to fentanyl. county health officials say people may be using fentanyl without knowing it. >> these last five have all been related to fentanyl, and all have been among people who were& using multiple substances at once. and so one of our primary concerns is that this may be a contaminate issue. now heads up behavioral health services in san rafael is offering a free vending machine that stocked with narcan fentanyl testing strips and other harm reduction supplies. >> it is 518 california's biggest health care provider is about to lay off dozens of employees during the course of this month, kaiser permanente plans to cut 70 in employee hours by april. that includes 49 in pleasanton and one in of thee

employees have roles in it, and they don't involve direct communication with patients, kaiser told the chronicle. the layoffs are difficult, but they are necessary. our time is 518. let's get the latest check on tuesday's weather here, steve. all right. >> thank you dave. we do have a lot of cloud cover a little bit of rain. there's not much here, but i'll mention it. there's been some to the north here. light also over marin county up north towards napa county. mendocino county, lake county. but again, there's just not a lot of it's trying to work its way in along the coast, the marin coast, san francisco to san mateo. but again, these are these are not big systems. but today, maybe a little bit more to the north. that might be a slightly overdone. then tomorrow it favors areas to the south because this low is going to go do just that. now we're getting a lot of what's called the warm front over us right now. but the low you can already see it's starting to make its move here. and then it'll do this. it'll go down the coast.

so if you're east you may not get much, if anything at all. north near southc next 24 hours. yeah. you're in the window there. but a couple of systems on the way. none of them these are not events for this big time with only light amounts being forecast over the next week. so a lot of clouds. kind of cold though. still upper 40s. light rain, mainly north.úmostly cloudy to mostly sunny. partly sunny. southward this is all really about areas to the north for today. then tomorrow we'll thicken up those clouds to the south.ú5060 on the temps. so a lot of cloud cover in some light rain into wednesday a break thursday, friday. more cloud cover comes in on the weekend there. >> all right. see time is 520. san francisco's downtown mall will undergo more changes. we'll tell you the latest stores that will be closing their doors. and if you struggle to concentrate on a single task alone. we'll lk intoc what may be causing that

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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. welcome back to morningsúon two. this morning weúare talking about something called popcorn brain. if you are feeling overwhelmed by nonstop pace ofúdigital media and you're struggling to concentrate on a single task, popcorn brain may be to blame. fox medical teams doctor mike joins us now. all right. tell us what this popcorn brain is. is

>> well, i brought one. this is yourc brain on social media rigt way 62% of the world'sd by the populationúare on social media. and what that means is, is that that every five seconds you're seeing an ad pop up, you're seeing some different, uh, story pop up. something or some other posting. and so what that does to the brain is that it releases small little micro doses of dopamine and it becomes addictive only becomes a habitual thing, but it also reduces things like your attention span. now, in 2003, the averageútwo minutes. and 30u know what it is now? now about 47 seconds. how do you like that

? and most people think it's due to social media and popcorn brain. >> i mean, i've seen this in my own kids who are now college age and a little out of college and studying, work. our concentration on many things. so how do we improve move? i mean, we're not going to get rid of social media. how do we improve our attention span? >> well, i'm a big fan of the fact that you need to interact with people. um, i, i everyone get emails. no you don't want td turkey. uhl no one's going you t down a little bit on the time in front of a screen. and this has had profound effects on the vision of our young people, where they have trouble with with vision, because they're always on a screen. it would be ideal to maybe this is a wild

concept. go outside and look at the sky and interact packed with people like we used ton like talking spand being close and interactig and getting all of those subtle, uh, uh, clues from people because you're looking at them rather than at a screen. and, and so that would be my advice. decline in in time will improve. move your attention will improve your cognitive. focus and this is becoming a big, big, big problem. >> okay. yeah i can see that definitely happening. and instead of a quick text, maybe pick up the phone and call those loved ones and friends. it sounds like great, great advice doctor mike. thank you. >> thank you so much. >> all right. we have a hate crime caught on camera. the

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can get you to vote. >> today is super tuesday, an election officials are encouraging voters get to the polls. we have a live report from one of the many states having primary elections today, and a temporary lake formed by all that rain we had this year

in death valley has been forced to close. why boaters have been told to keep out from ktvu. >> fox two news. this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. on mornings on two i'm morning i'm dave clark. >> it's tuesday. it is march 5th. you ready. >> it's super tuesday. >> it's super tuesday ready steve paulson is ready as well. >> and monitoring some lingering showers i know i had some. >> well to those who made it over the summit yesterday, there were a few less rich here. hey, we made it over the summit. it took seven hours from sonoma to reno. the video was westbound a. on monday afternoon. way to go, rich. we knew you could do it there you go. somebody passing you on your left there. what's up with that? and that's that crazy guy over there. all right. but thank you rich. we appreciate the video. that was it going to move i don't know anymore. one more. there we go.

not up in the sierra but they're still could be a little bit but nothing you really have to concern yourself with. and it would be light. we do cloud cover and occasionally some light rain, but it's more cloud cover than anything else. 50s, 60s have enough. some breaks. san jose could eke out a 64. all right, sal is here. it's 530. highway four. uh yeah, actually, highway four and bay bridge toll plaza. >> all of that getting crowded. steve although the toll plaza for cisco toll plaza camera. there we go. and at the toll plaza. more peoplere are showing up. steve asked about highway four. and you know what? i always acknowledge steve. when he asked for something. there it is. you can see it clearly from our triple a traffic camera. there uh, let's go to will show you north and southbound 880. that looks pretty good. and if you're heading down to the san mateo bridge, that traffic is moving. well, heading out to the high rise, 531 let's get back to the headlines.

>> okay, sal. thank you. well,t& and along with the campaigns for national, state and local offices, voters will decide the future of several controversial ballot measures. ktvu is ali rasmus in san francisco right now, where this morning some last minute get out the vote events will be happening. good morning ali. >> good morning daven yeah there are a total of seven local measures on the san francisco ballot for voters to consider. and this morning, san francisco mayor london breed will be out in the west portal neighborhood, encouraging voters to vote for at least three of them. we're do. measure c would eliminateey the real estate transfer tax for building owners who convert commercial buildings. think those high rise and high rises in downtown into a housing measure e would authorize the city to install public surveys cameras. it would give police more flexibility to use drones, facial recognition technology and chase people they believe

committed violent crimes. on public assistance in the city to go through regular drug screening testsc and get substance abuse treatment, francisco's elections director says. so far, voter turnout from weeks of earlyúvoting and mail in ballots is about what it was four years ago. as of this morning was 17. right now it's matching the most recent presidential primary election as far as turnout is concerned. >> now, 17% voter turnout sounds low. and it is, but there is spstill a full day to get throu. so, uh,úarntz says his elections office gets majority of the ballots. they count on on election day. he says most people in ballots at home and then drop them off in person at designated polling stationsn that is what i plan to do later today. and a lot of folks wait until that ballots. so whether you live in san francisco orc anywhere else

in the bay area, you have until 8:00 this evening to turn in person at your polling station,n or if you want to actually mail your mail in ballot by u.s. postal service, just makeúsure it is postmarked. no later than today's date. in san francisco. ali rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. thank you. ali, here in thec bay area polls atcs morning. and if you haven't mailed in your ballot, you still can as long as it's postmarked today. there are some drop boxes where you can take your ballot, or you can still actually vote in personn >> the voterúguide, the ballot, the drop off locations,. itúwasr sphere than north carolina or connecticut or arizona where i've lived before. as soon as mail in ballots have been coming in for days and election officials say so far they are seeing a low voter turnout, analysts say with the candidates in the democratic and republican primaries all but decided theree to get out now, 534 one of the

biggest primary election races on the california ballot is the us senate race. the top four candidates have been crisscrossing the state, campaigning to get out the vote. a newly released poll from berkeley igs shows republican and former pro baseball ahead of democratic congressman adam schiff for the first time, followed by democratic house members katie porter and oakland's barbara lee. >> i'm very proud of my record of delivering mass transit, bringing back millions to find affordable housing for people to help deal with the epidemic of homelessness. my efforts to pass california's patient bill of rights. >> but people have foundc a voie in me where they'reústanding up and saying, i've had it. uh, we want to send seed back to washington. we want his voice. >> washington needs to pay more attention to california, for we are the biggest state. um, we have the most people. and are not always getting washington to focus on our issues. >> my campaign is a multiracial,

multigenerational, progressive coalition race. >> the race to fill the senate seat held for years by the late senator dianne feinstein, is breaking spending records, according to adimpact, which tracks political spending more than $65 million is already adst expensive senate campaign in california history. >> governor newsom made a stop at san francisco union hall to gather support for the yes on proposition one campaign. the governor was joined by mayor london breed. sacramento mayor darrell steinberg, and a coalition of mental health workers, doctors, and firefighters. if approved, prop one would allow the state to borrow $6.4 billion. the money would be used to build mental health facilities and supportive housing for says it n support in the state legislature . >> we are in a position we haven't been in 50 years to address this crisis. that's why

it's so important to take this opportunity in this moment to not just assert ourselves, but to advance a paradigmúwhich i think meets this moment in a bipartisan in theúsenate, but opponents questioned the constitutionality of propositioc one because they say it calls for forcing some mentally ill people on the streets into treatment programs. >> it is one of the biggest days for candidates battling for the& white house, as polls open to correspondent rebecca castor is- in falls church, virginia you fr joining us this morning. what is what do political analysts see as the significance of super tuesday. >> good morning pam. well itgs called super tuesday for a reason. it is the most important day for presidential candidates leading up to the presidential election. because at the end of

today, this could veryúwell decide who is going to move forward and be on that presidential ballot come november. now none of the candidates are going to lock up that nomination for sure today. they're still going to need to pick up some more delegates donald trump and joe biden, win as many delegates as they can today, they'll still a little bit short of lockingúup the nomination completely. but if they do well today, the general election in november isúpretty much set in stone. >> all right. certainly the front runners. let's talk about nikki haley, though. she won her first republican primary thisc week. is this a make or break day for her campaign? it is a makeúor break day. >> this is her last chanceútot& stop former president donald trump from racking up the delegatesúthat he'll need to win this nomination. committed to staying in this race past super tuesday, only saying that she's going to stay in the race as long as she still sees herself as competitive. but there are over 800 delegates up forúgrabs today in the gop race.

and if she does not getúa good amount of those, then the math is just not going to add up for her to continue her campaign any further. >> we're talking a lot about voter turnout being down in is that seem to be the case across all of the super tuesday states, and how will that maybe impact the results? that is something that people are talking about. sp>> this tuesday has been kindf deemed a snooze tuesday instead of super tuesday, because the excitement just really isn't candidates. i think a lot of people think that the race is already pretty much determined, so we could see that impact. voter turnout across the country today. >> all right. rebecca castor there in falls church, virginia. thank you so much for joining us with all of that super tuesday herec in california as well. so we are watching this closely. >> all right, rebecca thank you. time is 539 a lake that recentl&

formed in death valley national park is being closed off now to boats as it quickly evaporates. the national park service says that lake, which was open to kayakers, is now two shallow park rangers say they don't want people to leave behind footprints or the marks from dragging their boats in the mud, which could stay there for years . years. when the lake dries up, the temporary lake was formed by a hurricane after this winter storms, and at one point that lake was about a foot deep in some areas. but now it's drying up. >> all right, we've had some extreme weather causing that, but i think it's calmed down a paulson for our forecast.stevet- >> and remember about 10,000 years ago, there was a permanent lake there. >> i i don't either. it was a little bit. >> but you know why it dried up? no oh climate change. and it'súg to this day. >> it's still changing millions of years. so the hurricane that was last august e

stage. and then we had the winter storms in southern california. but now it doesn't all right. we have a lot of cloud cover coming over us here. and 40s and 50s onc that now. te light rainn thisúisc not a big system. south breeze. i don't want to say wind, but breeze is in place there. uh, you can see there's been some activity to the north, santa rosa and reporting some light rain. but again, this is not much to write home about. been some over marin county. you can see that. and then it kind hanging out though& also along the san mateo coast, san francisco. so this we'll keep light rain in the forecast. now it depends on which forecast model them are showing some light rain about ah of an rosa or the santa cruz mountains going into later today and tomorrow. not a lot there, but there will be some as the on wed then after that we get a break thursday and friday. another system will drag across us over

the weekend. looks like a lot of cloud cover. not much else. best bet for rain to be on monday. theseúare not big systems and they are not going to be big deals for the sierra nevada. there's no big storm or they're not bracing for another blizzard. there's nothing like that. lots of clouds chilly out there, light rain, mainly north, mostly cloudy, light rain, more sun south and warmer. so tomorrt the same. then we get our break thursday and friday. you guys all right steve time now 541. >> have you filed your tax returns yet? well, californians now have a new user friendly option to do it coming up at 6:00. how the expansion of a free irs service can help you file your taxes online. and elon musk is now facing a multi million dollar lawsuit. >> why former twitter executives are taking legal action

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delivered to her home. now leah grossman is opening up about her confrontation last december, her security system sent a phone home and peering into the box of groceries on her porch. grossman later checked the groceries and saw what she claims is a swastika written on the box. she

identified the man as a neighbor and asked him if he drew the symbol. he told her no, grossman replied she had security video and filed a police report, but police said it was not a hate crime, but rather a hate incident. my and my children anu know, like it's just such an ugly, ugly, ugly thing to do to someone that online. >> so i just made it. you made it. >> grossman says the neighbort& got angry when she first displayed an israeli flagúon her banister last october. the neighbor has not responded to any attempts by the news media for comment at our time. >> now. 545 a judge is questioning a plea deal for a man accused of hitting and killing a champion cyclist in san francisco back in april while he was driving under the influence. 81 year-old arnold low is facing charges of vehicular manslaughter and driving under the influence. he's accused of killing cyclists . ethan boys last april in the presidio, while boys were

cycling in the presidio. the chronicle reports prosecutors are considering a plea deal that would mean arnold low could spend a year in prison. but the judge in the case seems skeptical about that possible agreement. and the short length of the. >> san francisco unified school district will spend the next few months finalizing a list of school closures for the 20 2526 school year. now the district blames declining, understaffing and old facilities . enrollment dropped from 53,000 to 49,000 in the past ten years. fewer students means less money fromúthe state. >> we're looking at the way we staff our schools, our central office, our school programs, our facilities, and also our school portfolio. and we're recognizing we need to have a school, new school portfolio with fewer schools so we can better meet our goals for student outcomes. >> administrators have not yet specified which of the city's 120 public schools could shut down or consolidate for. other

twitter executives are suing elon musk, claiming he owes them more than $128 million in severance. now the lawsuit filed involves the former ceo, cfo and legal chief and general counsel. in the lawsuit, they accused musk of making up fake reasons to fire them in order to avoid paying them severance. an attorney for musk did not comment in the wall street journal report. >> all right,úour time is 547. meta has unveiled a new feature on instagram. instagram is adding an edit feature for direct messages now. in the entire message from their thet- conversation thread. if they made a mistake, a typo. well now you can edit a direct message up to 15 minutes after you send it. to edit a direct message, just press and hold on the message until a drop down measure appears. with that option, edit appears as more businesses are closing in san francisco's

downtown mall, popular beauty emporium center in sanaving the francisco, formerly known as westfield san francisco center, although it is unclear when it will shut down completely. >> the french beauty brand l'occitane has also reportedly closed its doors. the emporium center's location is no longer on the company's website after time now. >> u48 boychick bagels are coming to san francisco. the popular bagel chain, based in berkeley, is opening three shops in san francisco later this spring. they'll be on sacramento street in presidio heights, fillmore street in the lower pacific heights, and battery street in the financial district . boychik bagels really exploded in popularity after the new york times wrote about it. three years ago, describing it as being among the best of the new york style bagels is now that we're hungry for breakfast, we are bagels. >> i haven't tried their bagels. i've heard they're amazing.

>> okay, sal, have you tried the boychick bagels? i haven't tried it, but it looked good just now on that video behind the yeah, they're supposed to be amazing. >> yeah, well i will try it. on. and now you're made me hungry. david but dave and pam always do this. they. they kind of make me hungry, and that's okay. it's okay. it's about breakfast time, i guess. triple a traffic camera is showing right now that traffic is backing up a little bit at the bay bridge toll plaza . not a lot, a little bit. so maybe about a ten minute, maybe less 5 to 7 minute delay before you make it onto the span. we're also looking at east bay conditions here. you can see that traffic is moving well and no trouble on the san mateo or the dumbarton bridge. let's check out slowing there in pittsburgh as you come over the hill, but 680 slowing in el sobrante but 55p. let's bring steve back in with today's weather. >> thank you sir. we'll get right to it here. a lot of cloud

cover. not much else. although some light rain is in the forecast here. it's been hanging out over marin county. i don't think too much is there? but there's some trying to get its act together and also wegve had some to the north and along the coast.úagain, these this is a weak system. so any rain that falls will be generally light. but there could be some okay amounts between now and say tonight into wednesday night for the system goes south. so that's why we're looking at santa cruz mountainsl santa rosa. and i mean we're not looking at that much being forecast, but i think those areas will take the most if you will. and after that, we'll get a break thursday, fridayl one more system i drag across this on the weekend. the better bet will be on monday though. these are not big snow producers and they're not even big rain in the forecast. although the trend is for weaker systems here. lotsc of clouds, chilly, light rain, mainly north, mostly cloudy, more sun south and warmer. 50s 60s all right steve, thank you. >> time now. 551 concerns for some voters because of artificial intelligence. up next at 6:00, we're going to chat

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johnson is accused of firing a shot into a home on west warner avenue on wednesday, and a four year old boy was hit in the leg. he's expected say that boy was not the intended target and that the suspect was looking for someone else in the apartment building. johnson is facing several charges, including attempted homicide. >> a proposed law would continue to fund california's missing sppersons dna program. now, stae attorney general rob bonta said the program is set to lose its funding this year due to a sunset clause, butúa new bill introduced by assembly member stephanie nguyen of elk grove would ensure that the funding is permanent. bonta says the program has identified more than 2000 missing people since it was established in 2001. certainly there's nothing celebratory about this work, but the fact that we've identified over 2000 missing persons is meaningful. >> it's a reminder of what we can accomplish for the people of

california when we have the appropriate resources. the missing persons dna program has been funded through proposition 69, which directed money from criminal fines. >> the proposed law would keep the current funding system in place. >> our time now 555 advocates for affordable housing in oakland are pushing for more voter approved funding. the genesis workshop worship center in oakland provides housing for former inmates who are spreentering society. they say similar housing is needed to help people get back on their regional housing bond, and it's being considered for the november ballot. the proposed measure could raise 10 to $20 billion for the bay area. >> and if you were released from jail or prison and you have no to be able to literally rent a an apartment, especially with the not just affordable housing crisis, with the market rate

housing crisis that we are having here, it's very challenging. now the bay area housing finance authority plans to makeúa decision by june as to whether to put that bond measure on the november ballot. >> rents may finally be coming down thanks to an apartment building boom, economist at redfin say renters can expect a break as landlords lower rates thanks toúmore available properties. rents reached record highs last year, largely due to high mortgage costs, but those rents have since gone down thanks to many newly built and vacant properties. economists say the initial bump in prices were triggered by some americans relocating during the pandemic. >> all right, here's my favorite story. at 556, a first grader in oakland at chabot elementary is taking home national and local titles. as the best in her age group for delivering speeches. now we highlighted a six year old selma white back in january, when she won first place in the national frederick douglass oratorical contest. first, she

had a chance to give her speech in washington, d.c, where she met senator amy klobuchar at the frederick douglass national historic house, selma and her parents also were given a tour of the white house sponsored by congresswoman barbara lee. hey i luther king nobel peace prizen acceptance speech. >> i accept the nobel prize for peace at a moment. when 22 million negroes of unitedúare en increasing. battle to emplo. night of racial injustice. i >> that's video from her latest speech contest. she won first place in oakland's mlk speech presented martin luther king jr. s nobel peace prize acceptance

>> i hope she's running for something one day, she is all right. parts of the oakland zoo will be temporarily. closed this week due to some maintenance. is closed thursday. butthe zoo the gondola and the california trails will remain closed on thursday and friday. and then everything is expected to reopen on saturday. something else to maybe make you hungry. krispy kreme wants to award people on this super tuesday, the bakery chain, giving everyone the chance to come in and get two original glazed donuts for free on the super tuesday. the company says it's their version of super tuesday. krispy kreme has locations in san francisco, concord, daly city, pinole, fremont, mountain view, santa clara, brentwood, san jose and rohnert park. >> voting so important to me. so if i could do it early, i want to make sure my neighbors go and vote. >> area counties. voter turnout has been low. still, a lot of people are optimistic about the importance of making their voices heard.

but you should know about today's california primary election race. plus, recall price,úrecall price, recall price. >> that's not great because we,n against pamela price, the alameda county , is moving on developments that could lead to a special election to remove pamela price from office from ktvu this is m. >> well, good morning to you. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two. i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it is tuesday super tuesday march fifth. i just also looked at. krispy kremes website just to double check the details. democracy democracy today. >> go deal with their donuts. >> all right. let's check in with steve paulson for our forecast. >> i get it. we'll see what they

did there. pam. it'súcute right? democracy. yes. it's like a dad joke. yeah, it is a dad joke. i sent you a really good dad joke. you did, i didn't respond i i'm sorry, all right, i'm teasing. >> i you always make me chuckle, though. >> all right. thank you. a lot of cloud cover and decent rainl especially northward, about santa rosa. north sonoma county airport out towards the russian river and also northward up into, well, northern sonoma county. it's been some prettyt& good amounts in the last 24 hours. they are exceeding others by far. there's not a lot coming in here, but we'll keep some rain going on a super tuesdayl that's for sure. uh, more rain, light rain north to steady rain. and then it looks like itúwill continue to stay there for today . then slide tomorrow. 5060s on0 in the morning and he will begin. where >> uh, let's start at the bay bridge. steve, i just want to show you that the bay bridge cameras arec showing us slow traffic here as we go to our triple a traffic camera network. here. you can see that westbound bay bridge, a little bit slow here at

quite to the maze, but you are seeing some slow traffic for sure. northbound 880, right before this picture, there's a stalled vehicle. in fact, you can kind of see it down there below. so they just moved it to the right side. itúwas causing the side this is a look at theoo san mateo bridge that looks okay. no major problems, right now on the san mateo or bridge.. let's get back to the headlines. >> all right. thank you. sal.úit is super tuesday that haven't already. some of you have already sent in yourúballots by mail or dropúthem off early. >> well, quintana is at the office of the santa clara registrar and is possible voter turnout couldúbe very low. good morning. amanda good morning. >> that is what political analysts are saying. they're projecting lower, lower voter turnout with thisúelection. now, one of the big reasons is because of the presidential race , of course, it seems like it's

almost over the clear front runners, donald trump and president biden. so people might feel like their vote really doesn't count in that aspect. but there are still a lot of other races also, historically t of older voters that show up for days like today, but there are a splot of important local issuesn the ballot that could get people to turn out as well. we've been taking a look at voter turnout all over the bay area yesterday. there was a line of cars in alameda with people dropping off their ballots, and voters in san francisco. preferred going to drop their ballots at city hall. so they could ask questions if needed. but a large percentage of voters choose to vote before today, i went around our building a few weeks ago to make and i had registration cards in case they weren't. >> i knocked on doors today to

voted? i want to make sure my neighbors go and vote. and i'm happy to say that the neighbors i spoke to are all registered and all of them have voted and voted by mail. here in santa clara county, there are a couple items on the ballot that are getting a lot of attention, and one is the congressional race to replace retiring representative anna eshoo. >> there are 11 candidates vying for that seat, including the former san jose mayor sam liccardoúand assembly member evan low and santa clara county supervisor joe simitian. there's also a measure to make the santa clara chief of police an appointed, rather than elected position. santa clara is actually the only city in the wholeústate of california that still elects a police chief. so that's something interesting to watching today to kind of see the voter turnout. we've got one hour until voting can start in planning to vote by mail today,-

it has to be postmarked by 8 p.m. tonight. right? so we'll be talking to people about why they think it's important to vote today, kind of what turnout looks like this morning. live in san jose amanda quintana ktvu fox two news. >> all right. thank you amanda. well, one of the most closely watched races on the california ballot is the us senate race. >> and ktvu is andre senior in the studio. now to tell us what the latest polls show. and tell us about the record amount of money beingúspent on this race. >> well, dave, you both. the cae competing to fill the seat long held by the late senator dianne feinstein. three of the four top candidates are currently members of congress. the fourth is a former major league baseball player. now, the state campaigning to get out the vote. a newly released poll from berkeley igs shows republican and former pro baseball player steve garvey pulling ahead of democrat congressman adam schiff for the first time, followed by

democratic house member katie porter and oakland's barbara lee . >> i'm very proud of my record of delivering mass transit, bringing back millions to find affordable housing for people to help deal with the epidemic of homelessness. my efforts to pass california's patient bill of rights. >> but people have found a voice in me where they're standing up and saying, i've had it. uh, we want to send seat back to washington. we want his voice. >> washington needs to pay more attention to california. we are the most people, and we are not always getting washington to focus on our issues. >> my campaign is a multiracial, multigenerational, progressive coalition. californianst& >> well, according to adimpact, which tracks political spending, more than $65 million, has been spent on ads so far in this spcampaign. the most expensive senate campaign in california history. schiff is responsible for most of that spending, with many of his ads featuring garvey, adam schiff has run a brilliant race around and

excluding his democrat opposition in favor of the republican run. >> it's very simple as to why he's doing it, and that is because he knows that given registration trends, everything else, steve garvey doesn't have a big chance in november. so schiff has really been going after his opponents, and you see it in his media buys as well. >> analysts say garvey would face a challenge in the november general election in california,& where registered democrats outnumber republicans 2 to 1, which you just heard in that sound bite. there now, the top two candidates will face off in november's general election. the ballot for the us senate race is a little unusual. now, you will actually have to vote twice for your candidate. the first votet& is to finish out the current terms of the late senator dianne feinstein. from november to january, and the second vote is for the full terms in the senate for six years. that runs through january of 2031. pam >> all right. thank you. andre a district attorney pamela price

could happen as soon as next month. prices critics have turned in ten boxes of signatures totaling more than 123,000 names. that's 50,000 more than needed now. the county has ten days to validate the signatures and confirm that 73,000 of them actually live in alameda county. recall organizers are confident they have enough. >> we shouldn't have to do safer community, the safety of our children, the safety of our spbusinesses, this that had to be done. price says supporters are questioning how some of the signatures were collected. >> her supporters first wrote to california attorney general rob bonta, asking him to investigate allegations of deceptive tactics by recall organizers. now, a letter has been sent to california's, shirleyc weber. >> we've asked her to ensure that she dedicates resources immediately to ensure that each and every signature is both reviewed independently and

verified. >> there is recall vote due to measure b on today's would change alameda county's recall election laws to match the laws of california. if b passes, it would raise the threshold of signatures needed for a recall. price's opponents say no matter what happens, they are confident there will be a recall vote. now just a reminder ktvu will have full coverage of super tuesday. tonight we'll have live reports also have information on our fox local app. we're going to stream local results live. we're going to provide regular updates between 8 and 10:00 tonight. and that fox local app is a free download on your smart tv to get that information. all right, pam, who reported his wife and mother in law missing back in september , is now charged with their murder. >> san pablo police arrested the man after they say they found evidence he killed both of them

in their home, and he allegedly reporting them as missing. police say the husband told them that the two women drove away in the family car, and they may have headed to southern california, but police say they had this surveillance video of the suspect drive showing the car only hours after he told the police he didn't know where the car was. >> i can't even fathom the extent of grief or shock that, you know, a family. um the family might be experiencing now, the suspect's first court appearance is scheduled today. >> the police are stillt& searching for the two women. time. now is 610. >>c we do have a traffic collision here reported, and we aa traffic camera here at theour bay bridge toll plazan it's supposedly blocking some now. i. apparently but it's there and

they're sending people out somewhere in all that backup. we also doc have some slow traffic in the area. northbound 880 is a little slow. there was a stalled vehicle now on the shoulder northbound, just after hegenberger and things have gotten better. san mateo bridge looks okay as you head out to the high rise. we started looking atúsome of the other east bay commutes and there okay, we see on highway four and otherwise we'reúlooking pretty good in th& east bay, so far. at 610. let's go back to the desk. >> all rightn >> thank you sal, it is already a big win for donald trump ahead of the results today. we have more on the us supreme states to keep him off the ballot. >> and three gunmen still on the loose linked to a massc shooting over the weekend in monterey county. we have details of the reward money now being offered to help solve the case

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today on this. the biggest day of the primary election campaign. our reporter rebecca castor, is in virginia. now to look at the impact of super tuesday and what it will have on the presidential campaign. rebecca, good morning it's like you said, it'súone of the biggest days of the presidential primary leading up to the general election in november. today is really make it or break

it, especially for the gop candidates. donald trump and nikki haley. donald trump far in the lead. so today is nikki haley's last chance at stopping donald trump from running away with this gop nomination. >> and rebecca, i know you have a lot to say about nikki haley. is it still possible that she will stay in the race if donald trump has an overwhelming day? or what do you think she may do? >> so previously, she's only committed to staying in this race until super tuesday. so of course that's today. so that big question mark is going to be tonight once the polls are closed and the results start coming in and we see how these delegate trackers get divided up. donald trump could get very, very, very close to the nomination today if he were to rack up every delegate today, he'd be just about 100 short. so we'll see if nikki haley is going to be able to catch up by

racking up some delegates for herself today. but it comes down to the math. so if she is too far off by the endúof today, she veryúmight well have to make that decision to end her campaign. >> yeah, rebecca, we'll all be r either president biden or donald trump to get enough delegates today to clinch the nominations for their party's. they could get very close, even- if they were to win. all of the delegates, they could they would still be a little bit short. just looking at donald trump, if he were to win all of the delegates today for the gop side, he'd still be a little over 100 short. and his campaign says the earliest that he could secure this nomination would be march 12th. sp>> all right. reporter rebecca castor, thank you for the reports and the information from virginia. have a great day. all right. our time is 616. the u.s. supreme court has ruled that former president trump can be on the 2024 presidential primary ballots. the court ruled that states cannotc invoke a

post-civil war constitutional provision that bans former officeholders who engaged in insurrection from holding office again. instead, the court ruled that power belongs to congress. donald trump had been removed from the ballots in colorado and in maine and in illinois. but all three of those rulings were on hold and waiting for the u.s. supreme court's decision hope to put a measure on the november ballot to eliminate a controversial farming process. animal protection and environmental groups than 37,00, 20,000 must be confirmed. suppod so-called factory farming, which they describe as large farming operations that breed animals for maximum profits, often confining them indoors and in small spaces for most of their lives. ranchers deny the allegations. they say the catastrophic impacts on thet- local economy and access to

locally sourced weber says her office is ready to deal with any today. >> we want to make sure that people understand and that thatd deception that we fought back every last one of them, all the cases cases that have gone to court, we have defeated them all because while we have a everyone will take advantage of the possibility of voting, and if you want to go down and look at the process, all of our departments of or our registrar of voters have ways in which you can actually see and what is going on. >> now, secretary weber says her biggest concernc for the electin is technology. she says state workers are testing and retesting voting machines and an ai and it team is on standby if needed. >> all right, pam, time is 618. right back to. so he'll help you get to where you need to go. what's happening on the roads? e

macarthur maze and we're going to go right to it here with our triple-a traffic camera here. and you can see the macarthur maze traffic is doing alongc, moving along very well. as a matter of fact, you can see that the traffic is slowing down just right. when you get to the bay bridge can show you that right now at the toll plaza, there is a report on one of the lanes. the chp and it out of camera view, but it may be adding a little more slow traffic to the mix. this is a look at interstate 880. now we had an earlier stalled vehicle. it's onto the side nown uh, traffic on the san mateo bridge is moderate. i do want to mention that highway four has the typical backupc this morning through pittsburg bay point, and into concord at 6.19. let's talk about today's weather here. >> stevel did on the san mateo bridge? >> you know, i can go back. oh, you know, let me let me. i see a is.tle bit of dampness there it

>> there a little bit. >> yeahn it's not exactly rain, but it's probably not bone dry there steve. >> gotcha. thank you sir. all right. we'll start up in cazadero with our good friend raymond, because the beat goes on for him. the rain machine has not stopped. i picked up another inch and a quarter in the past 24 hours, bringing friday to foa prettyúgood rainfall in marine county northward up to sonoma county, mount san and napa county. saint louis, mount saint aleena point, six seven west of healdsburg, close to that near forestville. almost a half inch rain. franz valley 4/10.. actuam has picked up 0.60. that is mill valley at 0.32. so i'll fix it when i can.úsan anselmo, quarter of an inch. santa rosa, downtown 14/100.úthe airports pickedúup about a quarter of an inch in petaluma and there's still been some light rain up there. some of thisc is below the beam, which means it doesn't always show up, but it's been there and it's been continuing. so a light, steady rain from what's called the warm over running from that system

right there, it's going to come right to the coast and then go down the coast. but 40s and 50s on the although livermore is down to 43. south breeze don't want to say wind, but there's no doubt about it. south breezeúfor most and in drizzle or light rain can adddy up. as you saw a quarter of an inch to half inch for some and that has not changed. and along the san mateo coast right there, thisúlittle line going in could give you some drizzle rain. so the most amounts by far will be santa rosa north and then eventually towards late to, spwednesday. but again san rafal north looks pretty good. east and you may not get much of anything at all. but after we get past wednesday we look good. break on thursday and friday. there will be another system, a weak one on saturday. best one though for next rain. rain would be on monday. these are not big snow producers so don't don't believe any misleading headlines like another blizzard.úand they're bracing for it. no they're not. lots of clouds. chilly, light rain, mainly north a steady rain, mostly cloudy,

light rain, some sun to the south. so warmer temps there 5060s on the temps. we'll get a break after wednesday, thursday, friday. a lot of cloud cover, maybe some rain. light rain coming in late saturday. >> all right. thank you steve. we're now hearing from health officials about an alarming report on fentanyl overdoses. the warning they have for marin county and california supreme court rejected a push to change sentencing guidelines for one specific age group. what this means for young adults following a murder conviction ( ♪ ) you made a cow! actually it's a piggy bank. my inspiration to start saving. how about a more solid way to save? i'm listening. well, bmo helps get your savings habit into shape with a cash reward, every month you save. both: cash reward? and there's a cash bonus when you open a new checking account to get you started. wow. anything you can't do?

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the last minute preparations for a primary election day rush and what you should know if you haven't voted yet and some voters are worried about spartificial intelligence. whats happening to protect your vote and prevent election meddling from ktvu. >> fox two news this to the opee new york stock exchange, thet& markets are heading lower after hitting some record highs, particularly for the nasdaq. maybe some profit taking out there. target stock, though, headed higher even after reporting sales are down. the outlook looks similar going forward, but target reportedly working on new incent lives and

a new membership program to get shoppers back into the stores. all right, we'll have all your business news coming up. thank you for waking up with us here and dave clark.two. i'm pam cook >> it's tuesday, march 5th, so target wants you back at pam. >> target has me i know as steve, as a good friend of mine. and i always say we can save our way to the poorhouse at target. right. you go in for two things. you come out with a whole shopping cart. i don't want to offend anybody at target. >> i don't go in there.c you don't know how. >> they have everything. >> most guys i know don't. all y away. that's your territory there.úall right, mount saint helena has picked up almost three quarters of an inch of sprain the last 24 hours. petrified forest not far from calistoga for 4100. santa has been pretty good. rain in marin county up to sonoma county. and northern napa county. and in some quarter of an inch in san rafael, 12/100. but the most was casa zero out in the russian river with an inch and a quarter. and there it is. march. some of it is below the radar

beam, so it doesn't show up, but spthere's also been a weak litte line from about marin county down towards san mateo county and on the peninsula. not much, but there's a little bit there 5060 on the temps. all of a sudt busy. where are we going? >> uh, we are going to the east shore freeway, and i want to show you from our triple a camera network here, uh, the east shore and heading out to theúmacarthur maze. from here, it is crowded. and whenúyou get to the bay bridge toll plaza, you will see that it's crowded. there as well. there was a minor accident lanes. the authorities showed up and moved. this is a look at 880. it's improved now that the stalled vehicle wad and san mateo bridge. itt& looks good. i also want to mention, and just in case you're wondering, highway four does have the, bay point and concord at 632. let's get back to the headlines. >> thank you. sal today is spelection day in california, along with key national, state, and local races. several measures are also getting a lot

of attention and ktvu sally rasmus in san francisco. >> there are plans for last minute get out the vote events this morning. good morning ali. >> good morning. yeahc whether you live in san francisco or anywhere else in the bay area, if you're registered to vote, you have 8:00 tonight to turn in that mail in ballot, in ballot. mail in ballot, in the actual mail. now here in san francisco, mayor london breed is expected to be in the west portal neighborhood later this morning to help campaign to past least three local measures that. we're talking about measures c, e and f, we can tell you what they are really quickly measure c would eliminate the real estate transfer tax for developers who convert commercial buildings into housing, measure e would authorize the city to install public surveys, cameras and give police more flexibility to use drones, facial recognition technology and chase people suspected of committing violent crimes. measure f would require people on public assistance in

san francisco to go through drug screening tests and get substance abuse treatment, san francisco's elections director says. so far, voter turnout from weeks of early voting and mail in ballots is about what it was four years ago during the last presidential primary electionnt& >> now, voters go to the polling places not to vote so much, but to drop off their vote by mail ballots and the vote by and dropping off the vote by mail ballots is actually the largest number of ballots we get back on election day. >> so even though voter turnout as of yesterday morning in san francisco was about 17, the elections director says he expects that number to that percentage to increase dramatically because of all the people at the last minute turning in those mail in ballots. most voters, he says, there and elsewhere in the bay area and in california, end up turning in their ballots that way they get requests to mail in ballot, they fill it out at home, and thenúthey wait until election day to drop it off. live in san francisco, ali

rasmus ktvu, fox two news. >> thank you. ali well, governor newsom made a stop at a san francisco union hall to gather support for the yes on proposition one campaign. the governor was joined by mayor london breed, sacramento mayor darrell steinberg, and a coalition of mental health workers, doctors and firefighters. if approved, prop one would allow the state would be used to build mental health and substance abuse treatment facilities and supportive housing for people who bipartisan support in the state legislature . >> we are in a position we haven't been in 50 years to address this crisis. that's why it's so important to take this opportunity in this moment to not just assert ourselves, but to advance a paradigm which i think meets this moment in a very unifying way. this was bipartisan in the senate. it opponents question the constitutional of proposition

one because they say it calls for forcing some mentally ill people on the streets into treatment programs. >> our time is now 6.35. a new survey is out showing california's electorate is not as diverse as the state itself.l profile of voters, while white voters make up 39% of adults in california, they make up 52% of voters. 36% of the state are latinos, but only 25% are considered likely voters. asians and african americans reflect their populations. asians make up 13% of california's american% of the state population, as well as 6% of voters. ktvu talked to santa clara county people about the voter outreach. >> we have a lot. we have 14 different languages that are required in our county. that's a

lot larger than in other counties around us. so we have a lot of access to our voter materials. like i said, in languages that are i mean, all the languages in our voter information guide are, if you go to a vote center your ballot, all of the languages.r ballot in >> now, santa clara county is the only bay area county with more than a million people registered to vote. officials say the basic themes of each election are fair, inclusive, accurate and transparent equipment and stuff that we use. >> it's all certified from the county and from the state. it's all tested way ahead of time. we have our ballots have to be with two voters or two work hours at all times. even if you're walkingc across the hallway, two people have to be with that ballot. um, when the ballots are here, they're secured under 24 hour surveillance. um, our, our ballot drop boxes are sealed. the county held voter language workshops toúteach people about

mail in ballots and vote centers. >> the languages included punjabi. our time is now 637 on this election. primary election day. there are some new concerns about artificial intelligence and the roleúit could play in the process, and possibly even disrupt voting. joining us nowc to talk about this is marcy andino, a senior director at the center of internet security. marcy, thank you for taking time to be with usn good morning. >> good morning. my pleasure to be here. now. >> it's a big issue, you know, that. the concern is ai can and will spread false information. what do you seeing in terms of email, social media and other outlets that we should be watching and be aware of, you ae spdo anticipate that generativei certainly has the potential to increase misinformed nation campaigns. it can magnify or

amplify the risk that already exists. missed. um ry. right now, today's super tuesday. it's very quiet. we are not hearing of any spread of misinformed nation, but we know as we get closer to the general election, that will all change what's being done to actually protect voting and to make sure we can all trust the system? um, well, as far as artificial intelligence, the advice that we are giving election officials is collaborer rate. know when you're seeing thingsu- so we can let other election officials know and election officials should be educating voters, candidates, their local media, uh, everybody in all of their stakeholders. so that they are prepared. they need to train their staff and their seasonal workers to make sure that they are trained to recognize, um, anything that looks suspicious,

that looks like it might have been created using generative ai. and they need trusted sourcf information. and this is very important because if a voter sees something online and they're not sure if it's accurate or not, they need to know where to go to get the accurate information. and that is with state and local election officials. >> yeah, and i'm glad that there with this. so how doc youúcheck something to find out whether it's legitimate or not? >> i'm sorry you cut out. i could not hear. >> that's okay. marcy i'll ask you again. the concern is, how do you check whether something is actually legitimate? is there a proper way to do that? >> yes, i would go to either the spstate or the local election officials website or give them a call. um, that is the best way.

um, as farúas looking at something and identifying whetherúor not it's, uh, it's fake content, uh, it's improving. all of the content is improving greatly with the use of generative ai. um, so it really doesn't matter if it's, um, created using generative ai or not. if it is inaccurate, it's inaccurate. and the best way to do that or to find out for sure, is to go to the source, which is your localt& election officials. >> marcy, thank you for being here with us and making it easier for us to understand it. guys like me, marcy andino, a senior director of the center of internet security. thank you for joining us on mornings on two. >> my pleasure. thanks for having me. >> you're welcome. marcy. well, ktvu will have full coverage of super tuesday tonight. live reports. all during our newscast here on channel two and over on foxl the fox local app. we'll also stream local results live

for you and also provide regular updates between 8:00 and 10:00 tonight at the fox local app, by the way, is a free downloadúon your smart tv. >> time now 641. we have a new crash on the bay bridge just reported involving a motorcycle. let's go right to our traffic camera and you can see the traffic is beginning to slow down have dispatched fire crews from the oakland side to this collision. so they're going to be coming in. they were just dispatched, so they're not there yet. so i just saw vehicles go into the tunnel. the crash is reportedly on the other side, but the traffic is beginning to slow down on the bridge when usually when that happens, they slow the metering lights down and you're going to see some big time commute delays on the bay bridge. unless they were to happen to get this thing off. really quickly, i think we're going to be in for a tough morning on the bay bridge. let's

talk about 880 and north and south. that looks okay. in case you're thinking about the san mateo bridge, that's a decent alternate right now between bot, 642 let'súbring steve sal, than. it's all about really marin county up to sonoma county, parts of napa, but mainly the marin toúsonoma. the steady rai& up to an inch and a quarter.o i- mount tamalpais is up to three quarters west of healdsburg, two thirds woodacre also in marin county, 55/100 right now near hh lake sonoma 45 a lima valley 42 and sonoma county airports picked up a quarter of an inch. uh not far from mill valley. there's been also about 52/100. and near laguna, there's also a show up really well. i'll put it spright there so you can see it, butúit just kind of a steady light rain below the radar beam for some, which is why it's hard to pick up, but it keeps adding up and adding up 40s u0s on the temps here. you can see some of that into marin santa rosa poinh

again. it's light, but the next thing you know, hey, half inch, three quarters of an inch, maybe some along san mateo coast. uh, also on the peninsula, there's not a lot, but there's a little bit. so look for a little bit today. tonight and then tomorrow. that will favor areas towards the santa cruz mountains on wednesday as the system slides south. so so for wednesday today and wednesday a lot of cloud cover. but look for a break and thursday and friday. next system would beúon late saturday probably more likely on monday. and then after that the systems are trending weaker. 50 60s but still some rain falling for some here. it's not widespread, but theregs still some. we get a break thursday, friday a lot of cloud cover on now. 643 a teenager in fremont dreaming big, focusing on the olympics. the skills he has that earned national recognition and the advice he's giving for bay area youth let's check in with garcia for the other stories we're following for you. good morning. when i get to join you two at 7:00 on this primary day, we'll start with what the governor is

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ridge. i want to go right toward triple a traffic camera and show you that traffic is definitely slow. but now the fire crews and chp say they cannotc find the crash. now, there were a bunch of emergency vehicles on the span, and that may be why traffic is slowing, but they can't find it. and that may be good news. if the crashcúand it is not there. there was another crash reported between the toll plaza and the bridge. so we'll see what's happening. one thing that i know for sure though, is things are beginning to slow way down at the bay bridge, soúyou might want to think about using

880 and going down bridge. if ya position to do so. san mateo bridge looksúpretty good heading out to the high rise, with no majorc issues. dumbarton bridge looks good. now, while we're here, let's talk about the east bay. pretty slow traffic on highway four 680 looks good for martinez to walnut creek. we do have slowing on the altamont pass this morning. 580 coming into the valley and no problems right now for that silicon valley commute. heading over to the west valley at 648. let's talk to steve paulson about today's weather. all right. sal >> a pretty good steady rain here, marin county also up towards sonoma county, mount saint helena and also napa county is up to three quarters of an inch. it's really about marin county. woodacre half inch,c lagunitas a half inch, ad a lima valley not far away at 47 100, mount tam said. three quarters of an inch 50 cloudy to mostly cloudy here. some light rain.úagain, it favors areas to the north. a lot of this does not show up. it'sc below the radar beam. i mean, you're at the mercy of eureka, sac and

just doesn't pick this up sometimes a lot of times. but you can see there are some lines, a lot of cloud cover spilling in. so it's a super tuesday. but weather wise a lot of cloud cover, some steady light rain, especially north, will hold and then move it southward late tonight and tomorrow. 5060 on the temps. >> all right. thank you steve. in today's dollars and cents, the san francisco unified school district will spend the next few months finalizing a list of school closures for the 20 2526 enrollment dropped from 53,000 - to 49,000 in the past ten years. fewer students means less money from the state in. ministers have not yet of the city's 120 public schools will shut down or consolidate more businesses are closing in san francisco's downtown mall, popular beauty retailer sephora is leaving, formerly known as westfield, and although it is

unclear when it will close down, french beauty brand l'occitane emporium centers location is no longer on the company's website. home sales in the bay area increased by 6% in january, comparedúto one year ago, according to the california association of realtors. buyers despite interest rates hovering at about 7. however real estate agents say the low inventory is creating bidding wars between potential buyers. they predict more properties will become available this spring and taxpayers in california can now use a new free online service from the irs to file your taxes. the irs launched the direct file service in january on a very limited basis as a test. now, the irs says the system is available to taxpayers in california, and 11 other statese online tax filing programs from turbotax and h&r block. they're for people with very simple tax

returns, but there is no income limit for participate points. sp>ñ all right. our time is 651a 13 yearc old from fremont is to the olympics. his name is it nico ella. he's been snowboard boarding since he was six years old and started with a team at sierra at tahoe. now he's part of the mammoth snowboard team. he recently won first place in the men's half pipe in the futures tour in park city. he has some advice for other teenagers who are balancing school and sports. >> my advice to young athletes would be to not always focus on winning, but to work hard and get better every day looks up ty met at a training camp. in switzerland backúin 2022. you know that shaun whitel the three time olympic gold medalist and the snowboarding legend when nico is notc on the slopes, you

can catch himúat his favorite skate parks in fremont and in newark. all right, our time is 652. it may a while before we know the result of many of today's primary election races. y bay area election officials are trying to spread ballots wie time. m and a california couple showing that love can beat almost anything. how they managed to get marriedc the rec.

"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.

the sonoma county da's office investigating yesterday's deadly shoot out between a suspect and four sheriff's deputies. now authorities have not released the name of the suspect, but candles were placed to mark the spot where he died. deputies rushed to reports of a man waving a rifle at a business in west santa rosa. that's a combined restaurant and a nightclub. the man took off when law enforcement arrived, and later a deputy yelled into his radio that the suspect was shooting at him. more shots were exchanged. the suspect took off again. the chase finally ended when he crashed and he died.

it's not clear if he died from a gunshot or from that crash. >> our detectives are currently working diligently to put together the timeline of events to include the reason why the suspect chose to engage in the actions he did. >> now, four deputies were injured in the incident. one has a critical head injury, another was shot in the leg and is recovering. the sheriff's office will release that body cam video at a later date. our time is 656. a new study is out that finds racial disparities studena who take college courses, while still in high school. the study, conducted by researchers at uc davis, found that asian students were the most likely to take, followed by white students, latino students, and black students. the study found that among 12th graders, 25% of asian american students took at least one community college course.

compared to 18% of white students. 15% of latino students and 11% of black students feelig overwhelmed by the nonstop pace of your social media feed or you just struggling to concentrate on just one task, don't worry, you're not alone. somet& researchers now say you may have what's called popcorn brain when it refers to our attention jumping quickly from one thingt& to anotherl like popcorn popping kernels and social media may be a big part of at uc irvine found that in 2003, the average attention span was two minutes, and has dropped. to 45 seconds every three five seconds, you're seeing an ad pop some different, uh, story pop up something some otherúposting. and so what that

does to the brain is that it releases small little micro doses it becomes addictiven and this not but it also reduces things like- your attention span. i hear you, doctor mike. >> and doctors say the best antidote to popcorn brain. spend less time on social media and more time actually talkingúto people. time now. 658 there's nothing like a lot of snow to jeopardize your wedding day. a couple from sacramento had planned their wedding for more than a year. here they are. they were hoping to avoid bad weather by booking their venue in truckee in march. unfortunately, more than half of their guests list couldn't get to the wedding because of the bad weather and the road conditions. well despite the blizzard, we had that wedding in the snow was still held monday and tuesday. >> i think i cried more than i

have ever in my life. um, wednesday my planner. thought i was going to cancel it, but she was a trooper and just kept the show going on and i can tell you, we had the most amazingt& friends and family that still showed up. we were at a total of 168, and i think we still had about 70 people here. so it was incredible. >> and she was still a beautiful bride. the couple says about 20 wedding reception. many of the-- guests actually had to stay an extra night because the roads were closed. knocked say, have ? >> have you voted? i want to make sure my neighbors go and vote. >> the polls just opened here in the bay area on this election day. why? there's concern about low turnout and the result it could have on who and what comes out on top. then candidates making a last minute push to make it through