they're seeing a low voter turnout. what youúneed to know if you're planning to vote in personútoday and we've got you covered on some key issuesúon the ballot as candidates make a last minute push to try and make it through the primary, the news at noon starts now. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior i'm garcia mikaeliann >> we'll begin with breaking news in the east bay here ast&

fremont police are telling people to stay away from an area due to an shootout between two vehicles. we sent skyfox over the intersection of stevenson boulevard and alba street. this is very close to interstate 880. at this not anyone was injured. reports say at least one person was shot after people in these two vehicles exchanged gunfire. for now, there is one of the cars still left at the scene here. that vehicle has a number of bullet holes in it. police there as well will bring you more information on this breaking news as soon as we get it in fremont. meanwhile, today is election day campaign workers in san francisco are out urging people to vote in favor of severalúlocal measures on that ballot. ktvu allie rasmus explains someúof the issues at stake here and what some voters are struggling with. continue to do everything you can to get out there to talk to voters in the west portal neighborhood of san francisco, campaign workers set up outside a corner coffee shop encouraging san francisco voters to support three measures, in

particular measures c, e and f. because i put them on theer ballot, and i also put proposition a on the ballot, which is for affordable housing 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 surveillance cameras and give more flexibility to use drones, facial recognition technology and chase people suspected of committing violent crimes. >> measure f requires people on publicúassistance in san francisco to go through regular drug screening tests and get substance abuse treatment. >ñ we have done polling on both the e and f, the public safety measure, um, are both polling te measures represent a change in how san francisco approaches the issues of crime and drug use. >> we've done a lot ofúgreat work around criminal justice reforms, but we also want accountability. >> not everyone agrees there are groups actively campaigning

against those three measures. >> there have been no evidence to any component of proposition e that would actually improve the safety of our communities. it won't prevent violence or solve homicides. >> some voters were conflicted to the one about surveillance. >> i had a lot of challenge with, um, i want to say publicly what i did, but i thought that was a really difficult issue for me. i think there's a sea change in how the administration is handling it. >> um, i think this is a swing towards the center, which isn't necessarily a bad thing. >> san francisco's elections director said as of yesterday, voter turnout in san francisco was around 70. but he expects that number to go up above 40% in line with what it was during the last presidential primary election says. what most people end up doing is filling out their mail in ballots and then dropping them off at a designated drop box the day of the election. you could do that. you could also vote in person before 8:00 this evening, or you can mail your mail in ballot still today, it

just has to be postmarked no later than today's date to be counted in san francisco. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news before frontrunners in california's u.s. senate race were in out campaigns in the state, ktvu political reporter greg lee heard from those candidates about their final appeal to voters box in california's hotly contested u.s. senate race, in a crowded d crisscrossing the state trying to get out the vote. >> the future is in your hands. >> as voters, i hope you'll get out and vote, democratic congressman adam schiff went door to door in the castro monday morning, talking to voters, experience in the house. 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 me where they're standing had it. >> uh, we want to send seed back to washington. we want his voice. a newly released poll

from berkeley igs shows republican and former baseball player steve garvey pulling ahead of schiff for the first time, followed by democrat and house members katie porter and oakland's needs to pay more attention to california, for we are the biggest state, um, we have the most people and we are not alwaysúgetting washington to focus my campaign is a multirac, multigenerational, progressive coalition. >> the contest to fill the seat long held by the late senator dianne feinstein, breaking spending records, according to adimpact, which tracks political spending more than $65 million has been spent on ads so far. the most expensive senate campaign in state history. schiff, responsible for the vast majority of that manyúof his ads featuring garvey in an effort to set up a general election showdown. >> he went from playing first base to now playing politics and out in deep right right field. uh, but look, he's out of step with californians. >> what he's saying is, i want

to go against garvey. well, be careful what you ask for don't underestimate the, uh, number six. >> porter criticized schiff's tactic of elevating when she defended her ads that featured eric earley, another conservative in the race. >> this will create more cynicism about politics and about politics. and so, look, we have spent the vast majority of our advertising budget and our engagement budget on positive messages. >> early turnout is trending. history low. older conservative voters outpacing democrats data that favors garvey. asúthese four candidates battle for a position in the people to get te polls. >> the point that i want to make today, though, is that everyone has got to get toc the polls to vote, and we have so many trusted messengers who are out there canvasing, phone banking. greg lee, ktvu, fox two news, even results of today's vote to come in later tonight, election officials throughout the bay want to remind people counting each ballot takes time.

>> counties have 28 days to complete the official tabulation process. mail-in ballots will still be counted if they're postmarked by tonight, and they've arrived no later than one week from today. signatures on the ballots also have to be verified. officials must make sure the number of votes aligns with the number of ballots from each voting location. counties will also randomly ballots to c. >> on this election day. there are new concerns about and the role it could play in the process, and possibly even disrupting it back in january, a faked version of president biden's voice was used in a january robocall to deter voting in new hampshire's primary. after that, the us federal communications commission made it illegal to use ai generated voices for unsolicited robocalls , with the agency saying the tech could be used to misinform voters. now, early on mornings on two, we spoke with an internet security expert about the risk of artificial intelligence in elections. >> we do anticipate that generative ai certainly has the potential to increase misinformation, campaign gains.

it can magnify or amplify the risk that already exist. um, rightc now, today's super tuesday, it's very quiet. we are not hearing of any spread of misinformation, but we know as we get closer to the general election that will all change. >> election officials sayc they of ai tech to deceive voters,e and they are about hacking or alteration results. they say they have good security defenses for their voting systems. ktvu will continue our coverage of super tuesday all day. we'll have live reports throughout our afternoon and evening newscasts. we will also stream local results live and give regular updates between 8 and 10 tonight on the fox local app. it is a free download on your smart tv. just download the app and search ktvu survey has been restored to social media platforms after outages this morning. >> facebook, instagram and youtube users reported widespread issues. meta says more than a half million of its facebook and meta users were

affected. many said they were kicked out of the apps and couldn't log back in. we did reach out the social media giant for information so far, though no word yet on what caused the outages. >> an east bay man who reported that his wife and mother in law is now being charged witht&ber,- murder. ktvu is amber lee was at the west county detention facility being held. >> police say the single family& home in san pablo is a crime scene. they suspect that the owner killed his wife and mothe1 in law in the home and tried to cover it up by reporting them missing in september. in investigators shared with me spthis video home on thursday. police say they found enough evidence totf 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 back i, which was really weird, weird, says jasmine. >> rocio. because tollet old moe

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 an industrial park and that they caught the suspect in a lie after under surveillance. >> this clip shows the suspect on december 5th entering the parked vehicle. >> peggy chow, san pablo police spokesperson, tells me. surveillance video shows 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. is a propey manager and his wife works at a nail salon, and that an argument over money may have led to the >> iúcan't even fathom thes.t- extent of grief or shock that,

family might be experiencing. >> the couple has a young daughter and son who said, mom disappeared after an argument with dad, says that his mom misd that they had fought or something, and he hadn't seen her and he missed her. amber lee , ktvu fox two news. parents in berkeley are being warned about span attempted kidnaping. >> the berkeley unified school district says the child was approachedúby a driver in a white or suv on rose street yesterday. it happened while the child was walking home from ruth act elementary. the suspect reportedly asked a student to get into the car. the child did not get in and instead ran home. district officials are asking everyone to be on alert and report unknown or vehicles. >> a plan years in the making is now reality the birth control pill will soon be available over the counter at stores nationwide. what experts say this could mean for the future of women's reproductive health care. plus un report alleges hamas committed

widespread sexualc violence during their attacks on october 7th. >> i'm trey yingst in tel aviv. i've got the details coming up. >>úand across the bayúarea this afternoon, mostly cloudy skies. a slight chance of scattered showers. we'll have a what you can expect for today, h . can neuriva support your brain health? mary, janet, hey!!

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the masked gunmen drove out andd shooting. 11 people were shot, three men and one woman died. two other victims are in critical. one mother says that one of her daughters was killed and another was wounded. i want there to be justice. >> i want there to be justice for what happened to my daughters. i want justice as soon as possible. >> $20,000 reward money is being offered for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible. >> well, the un says there are reasonable grounds to believe hamas committed sexual violence against women in their surprise attack back in october. trey yingst has more from tel aviv. as the fighting grinds on in gaza, the un is putting sexual violence in the spotlight, releasing a new report detailing evidence that hamas committed rape, torture and other war

crimes during the october 7th attacks. >> there are also reports that it could be continuing with some alleging widespread mistreatment of captives still being held by the militants, inhuman and degrading treatment has been committed against captives and we also have reasonable grounds to believe that such violence may still be ongoing. the un is stressing that this report is preliminary and the true extent of the sexual violence perpetrated by hamas will take years to investigate. still, israeli officials are hoping this goes a long way toward disproving skeptics who see israel as an aggressor. there's a big denial in the world that sexual violence was used as a weapon of war, and this is the first time the big wide world is seeing that this is a fact, a horrific, horrible fact. meanwhile, the situation in gaza continues to deteriorate. on tuesday, the us conducted its second airdrop over the territory, delivering 36,000 meal equivalents. but it's not enough, and diplomats say only a new ceasefire deal can guarantee enough aid gets in to avoid mass

starvation. deal that would bring the. at- hostages home and that would alleviate the terrible suffering of the palestinian people. hamas those ceaseúfire talks are ongoing, but a senior hamas official told fox news tuesday there's still a long way to go before an agreement is reached in tel aviv. >>c trey yingst ktvu fox two news. >> it's a busy week for president biden, who's no doubt closely watching today's election and the results. thursday, the president will deliver a state of approval rating is at 42. many see the address as the most important speech of his reelection campaign. millions are expected to watch at a likely be his biggest television audience untilúthe convention in august, according to the white house. the president will highlight his economic agenda, protections for women's reproductiveúrights and 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 sees this next year and beyond.

>> president biden is preparing for the speech at camp david. he has one public event scheduled ahead of thursday's address. we will air the president's state of the union speech for you here on ktvu this thursday. live coverage begins at six. our newscast during that time will move over to ktvu plus. >> switching gears now to your forecast. still a cloudy day for so much of us across the bay area today. let's check in with meteorologist rosemary oroczo to see how the rest of the day is going to be shaping up. andre garcia more of the same about sums. >> it up. we've got the clouds out there. we have drizzle, a few scattered showers and an increase in that as we get into your bay area the here and nowla live look there towards the west where we have it looks like a is that ocean beach there. the pacific in view. we will have scattered showers that continue across the bay area for today. let's start with the temps because are warmer in cloud covr out there, out by five degrees at sfo, san carlos, palo alto on the north bay, napa, up by 550 degrees outside your door right

now. upper 50s in oakland, closer to the water 57 half moon bay in our south bay, san jose. you're checking in at 60. a little bit of a breeze out there, especially in our hills. novato reporting a 13mph as well as oakland. but then we get into the higher elevations areas like mount diablo reporting 27mph, 23 at sonoma mountain, there's a weak system that is moving through the pacific northwest, and that is just kind of keeping this in place. in addition to a system off our coastline. so unsettled is the word once again for today, with mostly cloudy conditions, a little bit of a breeze, some sprinkles out there to go alongc with just a little bit of snow. no advisories for travel today in thec sierra. mot of this is to the north of i-80 as well as for of the moisture is to the north as well . pulling back for you here though, the one system will be pushing through today and but here that is expected to move closer to theúcoast and then

going to kind of shift over soun california. but this is what will be what impacts us on wednesday for today, the mostly cloudy skies, the scattered showers, it's hard to even see anything being picked up. but i had some scattered showers on my morning. i my morning run so i know itgs out there. heregs a look at the system i talked about here. just a moment ago. notice by tomorror coastline. it would only have to shift just a little bit and bring us a more rain. but right now it looks like most of the moisture is going to be right over the southernúpart of the bayúarea before it takes a southerly path. so with that said, you know, we are expecting areas anywhere from a few 107 inchúof an inch for today and more for. our afternoon highs for today, 60 degrees in san francisco, 64 in san jose, low get past tomore dry for a couple of days, only to see the possibility of rain

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consumer financial protection bureau says right now, a credit card late fees averaged $32. the bureau says more than 45 million people are charged late fees on credit cards every year. the banking industry slammed the new regulations, saying it will hurt consumers ultimately by leading more people to pay their bills late, damaging their credit scores. us chamber of commerce says it will file a lawsuit to prevent the regulation from taking effect. bitcoin briefly hit an all time high this morning, according to coin market cap, the cryptocurrency surpassed $68,800, just above bitcoin's previous record set in november of 2021. this price is now up almost 200% from one year ago. it's been increasing over recent months following regulatory approval of spot bitcoin exchange traded funds, or efts, earlier this year. >> many women are praising the news that the country's first ever over-the-counter birth control pill is now shipping to retailers. oh pill will be sold online and at drugstores, convenience stores, supermarkets as well. ktvu south bay reporter lamonica peters reports.

>> the ability to control your own fertility may be, for the first time, without needing to negotiate with a partner. is transformative. >> as the country continues wite v wade and women's reproductive rights, consumer self-care products company perrigo says it will soon offer an over-the-counter birth control pill. >> i think it's magnificent. it's giving power where it belongs and we are self responsible. we are intelligent human beings. we should make our own decisions. period. >> approved by the federal drug administration last july, opal is the first daily birth control pill to beúoffered without age restriction and without a prescription. perrigo says 45% of pregnancies are unplanned each year in the u.s. and when taken as directed, opal has a 98% effective rate of preventin& pregnancy. >> we have data that shows us when people have the ability to plan their pregnancies and regulate their fertility, that

they're able to advance in of tt would not be possible otherwise. >> i think it's good because you don't know all these college students are doing out here. sometimes they might not be in the best position to, like, have a child. right now. the manufacturer suggested retail price month supply and 49.99 for a three month supply. >> i never got taught any of that, so i think that could be one step closer to like teaching more people about anything like that. >> so i think it's a good idea. >> this woman says she remembers what it was like years ago when women tried to get access to birth control. >> it was very expensive. that was one of the factors of how expensive it was. and your your choices were then having to use other methods. and so this way you can get more reliable method without having to pay a lot more money. >>úla monica peters, ktvu, fox two news francis became the first country in the world to guarantee abortion as a constitutional right. >> people celebrated at the

eiffel tower as the measure was adopted at the french parliament. many french lawmakers cited the rollback of abortion rights here in the united states as their motivation to pass the legislation. a total of 14 states have enacted full abortion bans, with seven others enforcing restrictions on the procedure. between 6 and 18 weeks of pregnancy. >> all around us, there are extremists working harder than ever to drag us back to a past that we thought was long overc. >> democrats are using abortion rights as a campaign issue in hopes of increasing voter turnout. republicans are also using the issue, with former president donald trump taking credit for overturning roe v the bay area and beyond. whyros- there's continued concern about low turnout in this primary imp. plus it's the biggest primaryc day on the election calendar. >> i'm rebecca caster in falls e idates

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as voters head to the polls. rebecca castro reports now from virginia, where more than one third of delegates are up for grabs today. >> and the results could pave theúway for a historic rematch in november. by the over,úpresin

and donald trump could all but seal their nominations. leader p to the test of being the leader people.untry of over 330 million >> trump's team says they expect to walk to the 273 they already have, setting the former >> my focus is really at this point it's on biden. we should win almost every state today. >> for former south carolina governor nikki haley, tuesday could be her last chance to slow trump's momentum. she has campaigned across several super tuesday states, arguing that she could beat biden in a general election. >> they want to see they want tg where we can go back to the values that make our country so great. >ñ on the democratic primary ballot, seven states have an uncommitted option, includingc hoping for a protestúvote over biden's stance on the israel-hamas war. but mostc clel running, not getting the nomination, he's getting it,

he's running it, and it's trump v biden. super tuesday's biggest prizes are california and texas, with the largest haul of delegates at stake in falls church, virginia. rebecca kaster, ktvu, fox two news. >> polling places opened their doors at seven this morning on n them off early. ktvu is amanda quintana is in santa clara county with how we could see historically low voter turnout this year. many san jose voterse choosing to drive up and drop off their ballots today. >> absolutely important. every single election, if we want our others want to vote in person. >> i want to my vote gets counted right away. i'm very excited about this. >> this yearl a chosen to fill r ballots at home. linda nunez does it with her sister. >> when we discuss all the different options we pros and cons, and then we decide

best decision. >> sometimes we don't agree, but the majority of the time we do. then physically hand it to someone. much. >> they are really trying to make this a fun environment. you can take a photo booth picture with a sign and there are balloons. big vote leaders really trying to encourage people to come out here today. sp>ñ there's no reason why somee should have an excuse not to vote vote in person. they can vote by mail. they can drop it in a drop box. spwe have over 100 of them all over the county, but evelyn mendez at the santa clara registrar of voters low. >> it's typically lower today it's especially low. as of last night, santa clara county counted only 16% of the vote. they're hoping to at least double that today. primaries usually see about 50% of the vote, with president biden and donald trump the clear front runners of the presidential primary. some might feel like their vote doesn't count as much, but there are still a lot of important local issues on the ballot thatúcouldúget people to

turnúout. >> i hope it comes through at the end. >> we need it in, ktvu, fox two news a survey shows california's electorate is not as diverse as our state's overall population l profiles, the public policy institute of california found. while whites comprise 39% of adults in california, they make up u2% of likely voters. 36% of the state are latino, but only voters. the number of asian and african american likely voters more accurately reflects those populations. asians make up 13% of californians, 16e of likely voters. african americans are 6% of the state's population, and v% of likely votersn ktvu talked to santa clara county about its voter outreach efforts. >> 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 in languages that are i mean, all the languages in our voter information guide are, if you go

to a vote center your ballot, you could pull up your ballot in all of the languages in santa clara county is the only bay area county with more than a millionúregistered voters. >> officials say they aim to be fair, inclusive, accurate and transparent with all election activities stuff that we use. it's all certified from it's all tested way ahead ofe.t- time. we have our ballots, have to be with two voters or two workers at all times, even if you're walking across the hallway, two people have to be with that ballot. when the ballots are here, they're secured under 24 hour surveillance. yes. our our ballot >> the county held voter language workshops to teach people about mail in ballots and vote centers. languages included punjabi. spanish, tagalog and sp>> california secretary of ste 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,úwe have defeated them all because while we have a fair and clear elections and we hope that 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 observe what is going on. >> secretary weber says her biggest concern for the election is technology. she says state workers are testing and retesting voting machines, and an it team is on standby if needed. taylor swift is taking to instagram to encourage fans to vote. swift is telling followers to head to poll sites as presidential primaries are taking place. the pop star yearw a surge in registrations after swift encouraged those on social media to register to vote. the san francisco ferry is getting n day. if you take one of their

ferries today,úor if you took one of their ferries, you've received one of these i voted stickers. officials say they handed them out at the downtown san franciscoúand south san franciscoúterminals until 930 this morning. >> santa rosa police and the investigating a deadly shootout between a man and four sheriff's deputies. candles marked the spot where the man died. authorities have yet to release when deputies responded to at a restaurant and nightclub in west santa rosa. he took off when law enforcement arrived. later, a deputy yelled into his radio that a man was shooting at him. two sides exchanged gunfire, then the man took off again. the chase when he crashed and died. it's not clear, the man died. >> our put together the timeline of events, to include the reason engage ine actions he did for deputies were hurt in this incident. >> one has a critical head injury, another was shot in the leg and is recovering. the sheriff's department says it will release the body camera video at a later date. police in

east palo alto are looking for help from the community to try to identify the person behind a stabbing last month. now what 8e weekend, police department says because it doesn't have a suspect identified, they need more information released. the surveillance video showing a whitec suv that stopped and the person inside likely saw the attack. police want whoever was in the suv to contact them because they're likely a witness. >> a proposed law would continue to fund california's missing persons dna program. state attorney general rob bonta said the program is set to lose its funding this year due to a sunset clause, but a new bill introduced by assemblyc member stephanie nguyen of elk grove would ensure that funding ist& permanent. bonta says the program 2000 missing people since it was established back in 2001. >> certainly, there's nothing celebratory about this work, but the fact that we've identified over 2000úmissing 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. >> more businesses are closing in san francisco's downtown mall. popular beauty retailer sephora is leaving what's now called the emporium center san francisco, formerly westfield mall, although it's brand loccio reportedly closed. the emporium center's location is no longer on san francisco unified school district announced some schools spmay have to close or consolide the superintendent points to decliningc enrollment as the man reason, saying fewer students means far less money from the state. as ktvu christian captain reports, district leaders say the move willc 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. so fewer students means less money from the state. superinten matt wayne says those realities need to be , and that means beginning the process of closing and consolidating some schools. >> we'rec looking at the way we staff our schools school prograr facilities, and also our have aw school portfolio with fewer schools so we can better meet our goals for student outcomes. >> at this point, said which of0 schools will be closed or consolidated. we are talking to our community, getting their 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. >> when you look at what is happening with the district rightc now, they really havec to get back to basics and really

work on with the district facina veryúreal fiscal cliff, this is district had left. >> we really do have to have the right number of schools for the students that we have. that means more money going to each spstudent need and facilities maintenance. >> the district will spend the remainder of the school year and the summer finalizing a list of have that plan in place for the 2025 2026 school year in san francisco. christien kafton, ktvu fox two news. >> surviving the storm. all in the name of love. an unexpected guest showing up for a wedding how one couple said i do despite blizzard conditions as wow across the this afternoon, i'll say keep that spumbrella handy. >> scattered showers remain in the forecast for the next couple of days. a better look at what we can expect for today and int&

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that marked the deployment of the trains was the ace train mae yard in stockton. caltrans says the seven sets of new venture passenger comfortable and accese thanc older trains. they will also be powered by zero emission engines. the new trains will be used exclusively on the amtrak san joaquin lines, which would make daily, which makes daily round trips between oakland and bakersfield. >> eachúset will seat up to 430 riders, seven total daily round trips every day, five round trips between oakland andúhere, and two daily round trips between sacramento and bakersfield. >> amtrakc will also be adding ten hydrogen powered, zero emission locomotives to its fleet. they will be the first of their kind in the united states. a new feature being rolled out on the site, formerly known as twitter, has some people

concerned about privacy. x now have the ability to make audio and video calls. the platform says you can receive a call fromc accounts you follow and if you want to make a call, the person you're trying to call must have sent you at least one direct message in the past. but some people say they're not excited about the prospect. the biggest complaint so far is that the calls are enabled by default , and you have to go into your settings to turn them off. >> problem is that, you know, people have been on this platform for years, over a decade. they follow people. they've forgotten who they followed. so now just imagine some random, followed and they followed you five, ten years ago. now they've called you, they want to chat. >> company owner elon musk has said he adding more features to the social media site to make it an app that does everything. similar apps like weibo in china do similar features. marin has unveiled a new feature on instagram. instagram is adding

an edit feature for direct to delete the entire message from their conversation thread if they made a typo. well, now you can edit a directúmessage up to 15 minutes after sending it. hold on the message until a drop down menu appears with the edit option. >> california's snowpack survey is tentatively set for april 2nd snowstormc that hit the sierra this past weekend practically erased any thoughts about a potential drought. snowpack is currently about 119% of average for this timeúof year. the water content 104% of average. it's an amazing jump from where we were back in january, 28, experts say snow in the next few weeks, we should be well ahead of previous >> i'd say thec next 3 to 4 wees are going to be really critical for what terms of those big, juicy storms, the roads in town are like clear. >> we have a lot of snow. the last couple days have been great , so it's a miracle march here.

so everything is going great. >> officials add that california's 30 largest reservoirs are also well above average. well, some couples fear rain on their wedding day, butc it was too much snow that put one pair's wedding day in jeopardy. a couple from their wedding more than a year ago. they decided to get married in truckee venue for this past weekend. the same time a monster blizzard ended t. extreme weather and road closures meant many on the guest list couldn't make it monday and tuesday. >> i think my life, wednesday my planner thought i was going to cancel it, but she was the trooper and just kept the show going on and i can tell you, we had the most amazing friends and family that still showed up. wec were at a total of 168, and i. for a white wedding. the couple- says. of the 170 invited guests, course, had to stay an extra

night because of the dangerous road conditions and closures, so they had a little extra time with their guests. and now haveo talk about. this will live on forever. >> forever. i mean, she could have had a normal wedding that people wouldn't have talked about. >> she wouldn't have been on the news exactly. >> there you go. tv meteorologist rosemary oroczo here now with more on the weather, which i suppose does not involve blizzard like conditions like we just saw. >> absolutely not. we remain with the bay area rain and the possibilityúof snow. andre garcia in the forecast. but nothing like what we had to experience over the past weekend. giving you a look here outside our doors where we do have gray skies there over mount diablo and the rain gear will be needed, at least for the next couple of days. nothing nothing more than we canúhandlen although, take a look at some of the 24 hour rainfall amounts. some areas are still picking up a 87 100 reported there. santa rosa airport almost a quarter inch, and we just continue in patterno showing you just that all that

gray sky.úmost of this is to the north of us, including the snow move closer to us in the next 24 hours.úthisúsystem will be there that is for today. meanwhe already an eye on this system and that is going to work takes a path towards southernit spcalifornia. here's a look at e rainfallc amounts, at least the projections through tonight. we could seec anywhere from nothing over the inner east bay to a 10h or more over our north bay locations. a little bit of snow in the sierra, although not much in the way of accumulation. now we're into wednesday off the pacific has moved closer to the coastline before moving south. now we're seeing anywhere from a quarter inch to three quarters of an inch of rainfall. by tomorrow night more snow in e

futurecast on the timeline. morning. notice the system. you can see the center there of the you can see just how close it is bringing with it the rainfall. and then it moves towards southern california before it moves inland. by thursday, it's into the intermountain west as well as over the desert southwest. for folks that are training out there, looks like a day of rain over arizona that coming on thursday. we see a ridge that builds in for us thursday, friday. but look at wg on. their chanceúfor scattered showers in the forecast outside our doors at this hour. in addition to the cloudy skies. a reporting ten miles per hour. wr temperatures mid 50s to about 60 degrees. right now we are expecting temperatures to be right about average a little bit cool in some areas, 61 for san francisco today along the peninsula, 63 in redwood city. t

thursday for aúcouple of days. wet weather likely on saturday. right now, sunday looks partly sunny, mainly dry. back to you, rosemary.t& >> thank you. look, you know inflation is bad when even cookie monster notices the comments made online that are grabbing national attention

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emergency situations through videos and social media that lisa's campaign teaches women how to lead their families during wildfires, earthquakes, floods and mudslides. lee says, means ready in spanish, state says data show women under 50 in california who are hispanic, black or asian american are more likely to see themselves as primarily responsible for their family's emergency preparedness. >> rents are to come down, thanks in part to an

reached record highs last year, largely due to high mortgage costs. but economists at redfin& available, renters can expectúa break as landlords lower rates. the initial surge in rents was triggered by many people relocating, particularly out of big cities, during the pandemic. united airlines is predicting this year will be its busiest spring break ever. the company says most travelers will not be deterred by rising travel costs. united expects to fly 21 million passengers between this friday and april 21st.úthat would be a 10% increase from last year. the air carrier expects march 22nd to be the busiest day of the season. economists say offers from low cost carriers, in particular, are driving overall demand for consumers looking to get away for spring break. >> a first grader at shabo elementary home national and social and local titles for her abilities on the stage. we first spoke back in january, when she wont-

first place in the national frederick douglass oratorical contest. she then had a chance to give her speech in washington, d.c. where she met senator amy klobuchar at nationl historic house. selma and her parents also got a tour of the white house, sponsored by east bay congresswoman barbara lee. today, i will be sharing part of martin luther king's nobel peace prize acceptance speech. >> i accept the nobel prize for peace at a moment when 22 creative battle to end the war,- 19 a racial injustice. >> that's video from contest. sn first place in oakland's mlk speech contest in late february, where she presented martin luther king jr. s nobel peace prize acceptance speech. now to dreaming of making the winter olympics. nico nico ella has

been snowboarding since he was just six years old. started with the team at sierra tahoe, is now part of the mammoth snowboard team. recently won first place in t men's half pipe in says teens balancing school and sport shouldn't let one take over time meant for the other. my advice to young athletes would be to not always focus on winning, but to work hard day. o shared a picture of one athlete. he looks up to and actually met at a training camp in switzerland back in 2022. that is, of course, three time olympic gold medalist snowboarding legend shaun white. when nico is not on the slopes, he is at his favorite skate parks in fremont and newark. >> the new manager of the san francisco giants says the entire spdugoutúwill be required to std on the field for the national anthem. bob melvin says the policy is not political. he says it's meant to show opponents they're ready to play, and that the team hasúa united mindset >> he absolutely is making at&

statement, and i'm a little surprised because bob melvin is not new to the bay area and if you're not new to the bay area, you understand the lineage and the history. and i'll even say social activism, in particular within sport. melvin predecessor gabe kapler tookc a knee several times in protest over the death of george floyd back in 2020. >> he also did not appear on the field for the national anthem in the 2022 or in 2022, after a mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas. cookie monster's complaining about high prices and elevated cost of living plaguing the us economy. the sesame street character went on social media to express his frustration of, quote, shrinkflation. a recent report from the labor department found that oreo, double stuf chocolate sandwich cookies sizeúby weight from 2019 to 2023. research shows the cost cutting measure is not a new tactic here. companies have

reduced the size of their products rather than hike their prices as ways to cut costs. when inflation rises, so less of your double stuffed oreo cookies, which are very good, right? >> right. i mean, i know the price, i look at the price, but so they can shave off a couple ounces and they won't even notice. >> i wonder if it's reflected in the in the weight of the package >> it says it right there. like net weight. you know, 14oz, not 16. >> he's been keeping track to do you know me? >> all right. >> thank you so much for being with us today. remember, it's a happening right noe primaries you (upbeat music) (audience clapping) - [tammy] can you guess what this is? if you guessed checkered flag, then you'd be a great contestant on "pictionary"! (audience claps) - [tammy] our first celebrity captain you love on "american auto", let's put the pedal to the metal with jon barinholtz. and with him are friends, javontae and cornell.