trenton, new jersey, where he was given the key to the city. how cool is that? the rookie honored for making it to the super bowl in his rookie season with the 49ers. very cool, very cool. nice moment for jay brown. yeah. >> all right jason thank you. busy night there. next at 11. >> i'm cautiously optimistic in a world where the last few months has made me very pessimistic, this next week will be important. >> bay area congressional leaders are in washington, d.c, tonight as they prepare to watch president biden's state of the union address tomorrow night. we 11:00 news on ktvu. >> fox two starts now after super tuesday. the national spotlight will once again be on the president's address set for tomorrow night. good evening everyone. i'm mike mibach and i'm julie julie haener. >> he will speak to the nation in his state of the union address. it will be a high stakes speech for his reelection campaign. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now with what we can expect from president biden tomorrow night. jana, julie and mike, there will be a lot of

want movement on gaza aid and reproductive rights, and republicans who want movement on the border issues. >> you can expect biden spstrive for a bipartisan tone n capitol hill. the stakes will be high for president biden's state of the union address this year. the speech coming right after super tuesday, which made clear november will be a rematch of president biden and forme president trump. >> it's an opportunity to get the attention of a big share of the country, which, you know, doesn't happen that often, eric schickler is co-director of the uc berkeley institute of governmental studies. >> he says with a tight reelection race, president biden likely will use the speech to highlight his accomplishments and goals of lowering health care costs, defending reproductive rights, supporting ukraine and getting humanitarian relief in the gaza conflict. he also will likely tout the economy and lower inflation. >> he's certainly going to try to convey the this sense of himself as somebody who is willing to work across the aisle, who's not a sharp

ideologue and is also, you know, committed to norms of democracy. i feel like progressively less engaged, which is probably terrible in berkeley, some young voters said this year's matchup hasn't inspired them so far, and it feels different from 2020n >> i definitely feel like the situation in the middle east is a huge issue for me. in fact, i& think this is probably the first time i feel like i might actually lean towards being a single issue voter. >> some bay area lawmakers say they're hoping the speech emphasizes the bipartisan efforts to get things done in congress. >> we got the first group of appropriations bills passed. i had a short conversation with speaker johnson yesterday. um, so i do i'm cautiously optimistic. >> many lawmakers have invited guests who arrived in d.c. wednesday hoping to highlight issues important to californians. >> it is very important to me because that means that farm workers are the in the minds of our legislators. um, we need to remember, farm workers are the people thatúput food on our table.

>> i am thrilled to be here, really excited to be invited. i really do hope that they are thinking about the future, thinking about being engaged and thinking about how we can really work together and have civil discourse. >> and alabama senator katie britt will be delivering the republican rebuttal. that's right. after biden's speech. and of course, we will be airing the state of the union on ktvu, ktvx local. so it will really be quite a night being able to see what he puts out there and also what republicans come back with. >> big night critical night for the president. indeed. >> yeah. all right gianna we'll be watching. thank you. well, it appears the 2024 presidential race will be now a rematch between joe biden and donald trump. a big win for former president trump last night on super tuesday, as he moves closer to securing the republican nomination. right now, he needs to win fewer than 200 more delegates to do that. the numbers come as nikki haley announced today she is suspending her campaign for the

republican nomination. >> i am filled with the gratitude for the outpouring of support we've received from all across our great country. but the time has now come to suspend my campaign. >> in her speech today, haley did not specifically endorse donald trump, but said donald trump would have to work hard to win over her supporters. president biden also moving closer to clinching the democratic nomination. so far, he has secured more than 1500 delegates now to the biggest race in california. >> last night, the u.s. senate race, it was called. soon after the polls closed, democrat adam schiff and republican steve garvey will face off in the november general election. the winner will take the open seat, long held by the late senator dianne feinstein. garvey is aware of the challenges ahead. the last u.s. senate in california, pete wilson in 1988. registered democrats outnumber republicans right now 2 to 1, and schiff has a large

war chest, political analysts say. garvey, though the former los angeles dodger, will continue to be asked if he supports donald trump. >> he's going to have to find a place to do more than just slap a couple of singles. he's going to have to bang one off the wall. let's see if he can do that, because now it's a different race. essentially, rue garvey's campaign in the top two primary system. now steve garvey has to find his own voice regardless of who wins in november. >> we now know california will not have a female senator for the first time since 1992. >> okay, now to district 16. an update on that race to take over the seat of congresswoman anna eshoo, who is retiring after serving for 32 years. former san jose mayor sam liccardo is in the lead with santa clara county supervisor joe simitian and evan low. assemblyman evan low coming in behind just a couple thousand votes away from one another. no matter who wins, the district 16 race will result in a democrat

elected to that seat. today. we heard from the top candidates about how it feels to be a candidate running in such a close race. >> it's exciting that we've seen 11 candidates answering the call for service running for congress, especially in a time >> there are many, uh, talented- and experienced candidates in this race, uh, with a lot of resources to deploy. and we got a competitive race not once, not twice, but three times. >> we've got a pretty clear indication. and as i say again this afternoon at 5:00, the margin continues to grow. >> nearly 210,000 people cast yesterday. and the registrar of voters says it will be counting ballots for several more days. and a reminder that you can find real time election results for national and local races on our website. it's all at ktvu .com. >> santa rosa police are investigating the death of the mother and her young son. police received a call about 750 this morning about two people possibly dead inside an

apartment on summerfield road, right near howarth court. authorities say the woman's son is approximately ten years old. the cause of death is now under investigation and the victim's names are not being released at this time. police say there is no known threat to public safety in the area. grief stricken family and friends now revealing the identity of a pinole mother killed in her home last month. the family says she was shot right in front of her little boy, as ktvu is. joey horta reports her ex-boyfriend has now been charged with homicide. a room. >> friends and family are mourning the loss of brittany. >> ligdus life will never be the same. >> pinole police say the 30 year old was shot and killed on the morning of february 16th inside her basement apartment on summit drive. ligdus own ex-boyfriend and the father of her son, 36 year old jeffrey kendall, is identified by pinole according e family, she called police when he broke into her home. she hid

in the laundry room with her four year old son, liam, and was shot in the head right in front of the little boy. according to her aunt, nancy o'neil. >> he keeps saying, mommy's dead, mommy's dead. we replay it in our head over and over and over every day, kendall is seen on a neighbor's doorbell camera running down the street moments after the shooting. >> late that night, chp officers would arrest him in santa cruz. >> i knew something was wrong. >> cassandra santiago quickly became close friends with ligdus. when the two moms went back to school to study nursing at diablo valley college, she had so much going for her. ligdus known for helping other students. she recalls the last text she received from her friend days before the regarding the couple's relationship being on the rocks& she said to me, i'm doing okayc. >> um, but it's really hard. he's very unpredictable right now. >> santiago says her friend was

worried about kendall recently buying a gun concern that he would harm himself while dealing with anxiety. o'neil has this takeaway for others when it comes to getting help. >> if anyone's ever worried about a situation or thinking that this doesn't feel right, trust your gut. you're probably right. >> the family says that brittany had just broken up with her ex a week before the shooting. his charges include homicide, a martinez, joey hornick, ktvu, fox two news, new at 11 tonight, governor gavin newsom was confronted by pro-palestinian protesters at a kara swisher book event just a few hours ago. >> gavin newsom when will you call for a cease fire? >> gaza. how many more children have to be killed? 600 more. >> the governor was attending the event as a special guest tonight in menlo park. the protesters first met newsom when he arrived at the event in an suv. then they continued to chant as he walked into the

building. in a statement, the protesters said the governor has handled the situation in gaza in a one sided manner, having flown to israel to meet with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. we have reached out to the governor's office for a response but have still not yet heard back. >> what we found in there was incredible. uh we're still counting up the total loss. >> a major retail crime ring caught and arrested in the longe investigation led to the bust. then on west coast rap, a major delay in las vegas. >> most popular water fountain. the rare visitor that caused it all. >> also a rise in students education officials say theyt- believe is causing the uptick

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begins. tonight's west coast rap video shows firefighters at the scene of that crash. both the pilot and a passenger are reported to be okay. the pilot was able to deploy an emergency system to safely land the plane. all happen.earby says she saw i- >> sister was taking the garbage bins out into my sidewalk and i hear this. and i look up in the sky and there's a parachute attached to an airplane, and it's just slowly falling down. and i said, oh, that's going to land. hopefully in like the greenbelt pipeline area, like three blocks from my house. so yeah, i couldn't believe what i

saw. >> bellevue police say the pilot and passenger were able to safely exit the plane on their own. thec ntsb will now takec or that investigation. >> los angeles police are warning homeowners about a trick used by tech savvy burglars to disable security cameras. police say there's been multiple reports here of burglars using a device to block the wi fi signal emitted by security systems, making them ineffective. this wireless cameras and alarmects systems. lapd recommending people shift from wireless to wired security systems and keep valuables locked away. >> okay, now on to las vegas. the to be shut down today. the culprit, a rare bird, as wildlife officials attempted to rescue a yellow billed loon that landed in the fountain there. officials say the young loon likely flew off of its migration path, and it's just one of the ten rarest birds that regularly breed on the mainland u.s. it's unclear if it's still hiding

somewhere in the fountain. nevada's wildlife department says that situation top stories every weekday right here on ktvu. west coast rap with alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, or you can find around the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. >> truckloads of stolen merchandise found in confiscated. it was all part of a major retail theft and fencing bust in the east bay. >> that's right. ktvu tom vacar takes a look now at what investigators took down and what they say was a sophisticated fencing operation in the alameda police department showed off the fruits of great police work, $75,000 worth of stolen goods. >> it took an evidence truck, seven loads to haul it away. also seized multiple vehicles and more than $10,000 in cash. alameda police worked with the chp's organized retail crime task force and loss prevention experts at old navy. kohl's lenc

crafters, ross, tj maxx,c walgreens, carter's, walmart, safeway and nordstrom. >> you have more minds in the room. you have more people that can help process evidence can help put together a case. >> it all began with a february 9th organized grand theft at the old navy store in the south shore shopping center. >> when it comes to retail theft, the lost items are going to some type of fencing operation. >> the police learned that the items were going to an oakland residence, a residence that was also receiving merchandise from other regional retailers. police got a search warrant. >> what we found in there was incredible. uh, we're still counting up the total loss. >> the fencing operation left sales tags on the goods, made inventory sheets, and even detailed records of the operation, all of which was seized. one person was arrested with. >> more likely, you were on the right track. we are going to explore all of that. >> considering the success of this operation, we thought we'd talk to folks here on the streets of alameda about what

they think called that very good policing. city's of alameda are very fortunate to have at& police department that's proactive and is shutting this kind of crime down. and, uh, job well done. the crimes has been crazy. >> so i'm really, really grateful that they are doing some movements in this. >> real estate advisors santosa says that many and their customers are fed up withúmass thefts. but she says one big >> i don't know what isend. happening to america to tell you the truth, but yeah, i hope the pendulum will swing. >> but those seized records makes this real progress. tom vacar ktvu fox two news. >> a united flight had toc retun to the tarmac following an engine failure. this is dramatic video from a passenger. it shows the moment when the engine sparked flames. that flight was heading to fort myers from houston on monday. united airline officials say the plane

returned to the airport after taking off. no one on board was hurt. the airline said. passengers were able to board a new flight later that same evening. >> boeing is under more scrutiny two months after a door plug on one of its jets flew off mid-air during an alaska airlines flight. the chair of the ntsb accused boeing of withholding information from investigators at a senate hearing today. the chair told lawmakersúthe company is refusing to share records indicating who worked on the door plug that flew off the 737 max nine in january. despite repeated requests, she said it's unclear if boeing even kept records of the repair. >> it's absurd that two months later we don't have that. we know for a fact that there is a team that deals with the doors in renton, there's an entire team of 25 people in a manager. >> today's hearing comes after the faa gave boeing 90 days to respond to quality control issues raised by the agency. in

the meantime, investigators are in washington and they are interviewing boeing workers. >> we're just days away now from the first anniversary of the pajaro levee breach. many residents still struggling to bounce back. the new resources coming in to help. >> now i am tracking that forecast. we're not that far from the weekend now we'll take a peek at that. there are some showers in it.

a heck of a nice day. a little cloudy, but boy, you get under those showers in the east bay. out by san ramon and clayton and down by saratoga and parts of san jose. it was just coming down and then other places awaye got up to three quarters of an inch in some places, which is

rainfall rates within those cells, thunder and lightning, as you know, that has died down. we're into a position now where the high pressure is taking charge. this is a sweeping radar. no green basically high pressure is building in. and when that happens this time of year, you get valley fog almost almost every time. and so it doesn't mean it's going to be widespread, but it will be patchy in the morning hours. the system is south now. it's more towards southern california and los angeles. you can see that's where it was today. and now it's kind of going to shift off. it's in southern california, but it boots out and goes out towards the plains. as we get into this friday or thursday, friday and even a little bit into saturday. but it's going to be a good 48 hours of ridgingl and then it starts to break down a little bit on the weekend, which, with a chance of a few sprinkles. but again, the big takeaway here is none of these are direct hits. they're all sort of slide to the south, slide to the north, slide. they're kind of missing us. not like last week or the week before. the week before when they were dead. dead dead on. these are just kind of bits and pieces of weather systems.

although today's bit was was a bit more than a bit, especially if you got under one. okay. so these are the overnight lows. tt above freezing. but enough to get you can get a little frost but you'll certainly see some some valley fog. and the model does this tomorrow morning. there's the fog. that cloud cover out in the valley. and then there's tomorrow afternoon. there's friday morning and there's friday evening. and then here comes that drive by right there. that's your saturday. is that look like right now. but wo knows. we'll see how thatúworks out. there's the these are the forecast highs for tomorrow. so a little bit warmer more typical. and this isúwe're not that far. heck we're not that far from spring right now. and we're into march man. >> 70s in blue skies. it's been a while. >> i feel like on saturday night. right. >> turn the clocks. yeah, yeah. >> it's already that time. yeah all right. thankúyou. well, state grant funding will soon be available to flooding victims. nearly one year since a levee breach that left the town of pajaro underwater residents and businesses will soon have access allocated help them recover. individuals, households and small businesses can all seek

assistance from that program. monterey county is holding in-person meetings throughout the month to explain the application process. sunday marks one year since those devastating floods. well, more students are applying to uc schools for the upcoming fall terme, the u.s. office revealed today. more than a quarter million students have applied for admission to one of the nine uc schools. that's a 1.5% increase from this time last year, officials say the uptick is driven by a rise in applications from california residents, transfer students and students from historically underrepresented groups in higher education and here is a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu.com. >> stories fire officials are having to step up security at ac firehouse after it's been burglarized multiple times, while firefighters have been out on calls. plus a sideshow turned into a police pursuit. but theúsuspected criminal got away from officials after a countywide chase. also a burglary in the east bay this morningn and once on scene,

police say they located an illegal marijuana growt& operation. you can find these stories and much more on ktvu.com. >> trader joe's no stranger to having social media. coming up, a look at the recently released item that has shoppers in a frenzy deep breath. cancer is a journey you don't take alone. you did it! our cancer care team works together to care for all that is you.

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plans to hold another one this friday. >> not enough. you know, tourism and not enough people to come and shop and eat in chinatown. so we want. chinatown, san francisco, china to survive, lowe says a new grant will make it possible for her to hold night markets month through november. >> the $100,000 is a gift from a nonprofit called civic joy fund, founded by manny, owner of manny's cafe in the mission district. he shared this video of him dancing at the night market with lowe. >> i, and i saw thousands and thousands of people all. it just hit me that this was something that needed to happen more regularly, uchitelle tells me. >> the moneyc comes from a group of philanthropists. >> without the grant, i don't think we can do it. >> you could. nonprofit will also give $100,000 to the sunset nightúmarket. the first one was held last september and was started by supervisor joel

engardio, who represents the district. we didn't think 10,000 people would show up, so we ran out of food. >> we didn't have enough booths, so we're going to expand it. >> he plans to hold the next one in late may or early june. we're going to do six blocks. >> we're going to focus it on food. >>c back in chinatown, this thid generation stone carver sells his artwork at his store. gilbert lam plans to stay open later on friday, hopingúthe night market will increase foot sptraffic. >> it's quite slow. >> a shared desire to revitalize san franciscol that collective love for san francisco and the deepness of the community here is what makes it so great. >> you qtl hopes to raise $1 million to fund night markets in different parts of the city. >> the chinatown night market will be held here on grant avenue on friday night from 530 to 9:00 in san francisco. amber lee ktvu, fox two news, new at 11, cold stone creamery is

opening two new locations in the south bay, according to the spmercury news. >> the new shops are at the plant in san jose and at city square center, and that is located in milpitas. they joined the already existing shops in two mall locations in santa clara, along with locations in the westfield oakridge mall in san jose and the great mall in milpitas. >> it seems that trader joe's frequently tht create a buzz on the internet, but this time it's not a food item that's causing a lot of frenzy. trader joe's released these tote bags that come in navy yellow and forest green, and they're going viral. they look just like the grocery store's original large canvas bag, but this is a shrunken version of it measuring 11 by 13inl according to sfgate, the bag retails at 2.99, but some people have resold them online for as much as $25 a piece. >> that's a big markup, up to

$25 a piece. i don't know about that. >> for a little tote bag. >> the bags look nice. don't get me wrong, trader joe's, they do various thanks for watching, everybody. our next newscast starting at 4:00 and that is morningsúon two. >> to streamc the latest news av anytime, just download the fox local app to your tv. thanks for joining us everyone. good night. good night hi, everybody welcome to like it or not a show where our panel weighs in on daily items and gives their opinion. i'm rosemary. you know, frank and claudine. hey, guys. thank you for joining us. oh, yes.