mistake. >> i love that guy. i don't see him. i don't see him leaving. >> so will the niners resign? ba right. that's the question everybody wants the answer to. >> yeah absolutely. all right. we'll see. thanks bailey. thank you. >> next at 11 i think time will tell. some surveillance footage and witness testimony will will likely come forward. >> a bus crash in oakland injures more than a dozen people and shuts down city streets tonight. >> the 11:00 news on ktvu fox two starts now. >> hello again. this friday i'm cristina rendon and i'm alex savage. >> we have learned that 14 people were injured in that crash late today. and two people are in critical condition tonight. the crash happened around 445 this afternoon at 54th and international. we've learned there were more people on board that ac transit bus than the 14 who were injured. but officials don't have a precise number yet. ac transit officials say a chrysler 300 struck a prius while heading southbound on international, and that driver lost control, crossed over lanes and hit that

tempo bus head on. oakland firefighters responded to the crash. >> there was one main vehicle involved that that struck a second vehicle and then struckt& that the same speeding vehicle struck the ac transit bus, which was heading westbound, head on. andúso we have a mix of patients from each of the three vehicles. >> oakland fire officials say 11 passengers were taken to hospitals along with the bus driver. it's still unclear how badly they were hurt. >ñ a missing bay area teen is believed to have run away, and now her family is raising concerns over her whereabouts and in contact with. ktvu is joy horta spoke with the family and tells us about their plea for help. >> janira fuentes is desperate for help. it's a dangerous out there. this is her daughter, natalie fuentes, who goes by the nickname cleo. cleo is missing. >> you know, there's a lot of bad people out there. the worried mother tells us her 16

year old from san francisco went missing on wednesday after recently being released from a psychiatric hospital, and hasn't been seen or heard from since. just the unknown is what is what's killing us right now. >> cleo takes medicationúafter being diagnosed with anxiety and depression, but she didn't take her medication or anything else with her, and there are clues that she may not be alone. >> i foundúsome evidence on her phone. of her wanting to run away with, what we think is an older gentleman from santa cruz. >> the man in question goes by manuel on instagram. by friday, cleo's grandfather received a direct message on social media claiming to be from cleo to tell my mom that i'm alive and, that i'm okay. this mom's biggest fear is that her daughter could end up getting hurt or even worse, that she's gonna, you

know, end up with, someone who's not going to let her go or, you know, we're going to get a call to identify her or something. the last time cleo was seen by family, she had green hair. she pounds, and has several piercings on her face. this is what cleo's mom wants her to know that i love her and, just reach out to would like to hearr voice and i would like her to come home if she can. >> the family has filed a missing persons report with richmond police. if you know where she may be, call police in that was the target of severala- break ins is now taking steps to increase security. we brought you this story earlier in the week. firefighters returned to station eight on saturday night to find the front door kicked ig

from the station. the department tells ktvu it is going to reassess security procedures to ensure employees are safe, and that critical infrastructure is safe as well. >> a new trial started today for the two marin county men accused of fatally stabbing an italian police officer in rome in 2019, 23 year old finnegan elder and 22 year old gabriel natale-hjorth were teens when they were convicted and sentenced to life in prison. but last year, italy's highest court spthrew out their convictions, saying it had not been proven beyond a reasonable doubt. today opening remarks in the new trial . the two are being held in separate prisons near rome. >> new tonight legislation has been introduced in san francisco that would limit new smoke shops in the city's tenderloin district. >> ktvu amberleigh tells us aboutúthe mixed reaction to the plan. >> new shops that sell tobacco and related products have opened in the tenderloin in recent

months, but new legislation introduced by supervisor dean preston could make it more difficult to open smoke shops in this neighborhood. >> these shops also selll you know, tools and items that drug users use to get high. so then they freaking them. get these shops sometimes. >> rene colorado supports the proposal. he lives in the tenderloin and is executive director of the merchants association for this district. you don't want three shops in a row, two in a row, three in the block that are selling a majority just tobacco productsn the proposed legislation would require any new business where more than 10% of the store is dedicated to the sales of tobacco or related products. to have a special permit. >> this is black lung down here with sm gift shop on larkin sells tobacco related products. >> the worker tells me. the store just opened two months ago. he says restricting the number of smoke shops is not the answer to solvingúthe problem of open drug use and sales. >> that's the government

problems, not the people problems. >> in limited english, he tells me. it's the government's problem and not on the people who own small businesses. residents say tobacco related products are already expensive and competition may bring down prices they oppose the proposed legislation and say that it's overreach by the government. >> i don't agree with that because i mean, for one, why wouldn't we want more variety? you know, we where you can, entrepreneurs should be able to have a business whenever they want. law, existing businesses would be exempt. preston tells me the next hearing will be with the land use committee on march 18th in san francisco. amber lee, ktvu, fox two news, a public employees union in san francisco, is askingc the state to block a measure super tuesda. >> the union filed an unfair practice charge with the state yesterday. they're taking issue

with prop f, which requires welfare recipients who are deemed drug users to enter treatment or risk losing theirt& benefits. they claim the city did not discuss prop f with the union before putting it on the ballot. the public employment relations board might prohibit san francisco from implementing good faith meeting with the union, president biden and former president trump both planned, and undecided voters, including moderates who supported nikki haley's now facing a difficult choice. ktvu jana katsuyama spoke with some haley supporters and joins us tonight with more on their thoughts moving forward. >> yes. and some of those haley supporters, they really loved the former governor. and so now they're trying to figure out what doúthey do spoke with two california republicans.úboth of them said that they liked haley because she brought a strong policies. they said that biden's state of the unionc is.

there is also some skepticism. real skepticism of trump's ability to win president biden left the white house friday ready to roll out on the campaign trail, fresh off his state of the union speech. arriving in philadelphia, he was asked if he would debate former president trumpn >> will you commit to a debate with former president trump? >> it depends onúhis behavior. facing a divided seeing new fras within their own partiesn one big question is who might win over moderate republicans and other followersc of nikki haley, who cast herself as a different kind of republican and a different generational choice, a stark contrast for conservatives worried about trump. >> he sets the tone for the party so i like to see how this is clearly, shifting.the partyt- >> christine hughes, former san francisco republican party chair, isúa haley supporter. >> we had strong conservative values. now i feel that the party is shifting much more

toward a populist party, and it is changing. >> some republican haley supporters say they're skepticac of trump's chances in a general election. >> frankly, i wanted to win. i just don't know that the former president can beat joe biden, there's too much bad. >> politician and businessman john cox says he would stick with the party and vote for trump in november. others worry about his legal troubles, and i think it's going to be a major >> and i think it's going toump- really challenge the republican party. >> trump met friday with hungarian prime minister viktor orban, while biden campaigned ss said they weren't impressed or convinced by his state of the union speech. and they say they're sick of divisiveness on both sides. >> let's just not put labels on things and try to just make the best decision for the country. >> president biden is planning

to attend a fundraiser in atlanta tomorrow. former president trump is planning to hold a rally in rome, rome, georgia, and, you know, georgia is really one of those key battleground states. so we'll again and again to try and vote. >> yeah, they're going to hit all those battleground states here as the general election campaign season gets started in earnest here, jenna. thank you. state regulators allowing waymo to expand its bay area fleet, the robo taxis are still not allowed to take passengers to the airport, the chronicle reports. waymo needs permission from sfo to include the airport in its commercial services. waymo would need a permit even to include service to and from sfo facilities like long terme parking or the grand hyatt hotel. theúapproval for waymo to roadmap. the airport could come after it gets more real world experience, taking people up and down the peninsula. >> california is launching new recycling regulations today. the state released draft guideline

regulations to cut single use plastic waste and hold plastic producers accountable by products sold are recyclable or compostable. in addition, calrecycle also announced today $55 million in grants supporting technology solutions and workforce development for the future of recycling in california. >> a former dna scientist being called into question over her lack of standard protocol coming up on west coast rap. how the investigation impacts hundreds of cases. >> the oakland roots are getting ready to kick off their sixth season. how some players are looking forward to more than the match and it's that time of year again to change our clocks and lose some sleepc. >> the returning push to try to get rid of the me cha and

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visit xfinitymobile.com today to learn more. legislation to recriminalize leading tonight's west coast wrap. >> the move comes about three years after the state became the first in the nation to decriminalize the possession and personal use of all drugs. oregon voters decriminalized various hard drugs in a 2020c ballot initiative that took effect in 2021, relaxing certain penalties for drug possession. under the law, offenders could face up to six months in jail or alternatively, elect toúundergo drug treatment. the new law takes effect on september 1st.

>> in colorado, hundreds of cases are now at risk afterc the colorado bureau of investigations said it learned that a dna scientist named ivan woods allegedly manipulated data in the dna process, the agency's review found. woods did not falsify dna matches, but it did allege she did not follow standard testing protocols, and that calls into question the reliability of her conclusions. the cbi says in the last 15 years, 652 cases were affected by woods and there could potentially be more. the state could spend millions of dollars just to retest thousands of dna samples. >> then, in southern california, officials are looking for a mountain lion seen roaming around oceanside. security cameras caught that line in a department of fish and wildlife experts say the cat is most likely a juvenile that may be lost. they say this kind of behavior is not completely out of the normal, and mountain lions are frequenting some public areas more wildlife

experts emphasize the importance of keeping small animals inside and to never approach a mountai& lion. if it's near you. and of course, you can hear about the west coast top stories every weekday right here on ktvu west coast rap with this guy alex savage airs at 7:00 monday through friday, round the clock coverage at west coast rap.com. all right. >> appreciate the plug. all right. season six for the oakland roots kicks off tomorrow at pioneer stadium at cal state east bay. the roots have long said the club is about morec thn just soccer. and for two of its players, tomorrow won't just be about the match, it will be about sharing their culture through food. babu and cozy's kitchen was created by two players, one from gambia and the other from tanzania. for tomorrow, their family members will be serving and selling dishes for fans for the first time at the game. ktvu is claudine talked to the players about this labor of love. we like took the idea from like this oakland roots team. >> like it's culturally like

involved. like you see people all over from different places, different culture, and then they all come together. they try to like involve everybody from differentúplaces. >> tomorrow's game kicks off at 7:00 at night and you can watch it overúon ktvu. >> plus, i'll unemployment is growing inúcalifornia, including here in the bay area. the state's employment development department released data from january today in san francisco, unemployment rose 4, spurred by level of in the city since october of 2021. the rest of california experienced the same trend as unemployment rose from 5.1% in december to 5.2% in january. >> california has launched a new plan in an effort to create jobs governor newsom announced the creation of the california jobs first council today. this council will identify priority

sectors, work to expand businesses, help companies attract and retain workers, and assist employers in making a workforce development strategy. the governor says. this new council is an important part of the state's goal to prepare students and workers for high paying careers. >> an old military helicopter turned into an air bnb, the process the long list of guests that now want to stay in it,úthen las vegas baseball fans will be able be like to have the a's in town, why many are still questioning the plans for this new ballpark and in weather was a beautiful friday out there. >> lots of sunshine, some warm temperatures, definitely some more clouds in the weekend forecast s we could e talk g did my legs shrink?

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to abolish the practice of switching theúclocks twice a year. two years ago, the senate passed a bill to permanently keep the country on daylight saving time year round. but time expired on the bill before action was taken in the house. now there's an effort underway in the senate again to end the twice yearly time change. the bipartisan bill, called the sunshine protection act, would make daylight saving time. the national year round standard, and that is approaching. >> take a look at the sunrise and sunset sunset times on sunday, as we do have the time change sunrise not until 726. so it's going to be kind of dark early in the morning and then spsunset not till 712. so it wil evening hours. so yeah, it always seems like a big deal the first day of the change. and that's happening as you have been hearing about first thing sunday morning. now into the weekend, the forecast mostly

cloudy skies tomorrow, the chance of some showers is all favoring the north bay. and then on sunday, another system wants to move in that will boost the shower chances, especially by mid to late afternoon on sunday. right now it is still in the clear, nice quiet weather pattern for us, but as you can pick out in the pacific, we have some changes out here. lots of clouds approaching first thing w morning. here's a live camera right now looking out above san francisco. we'll check out some of the current numbers. we have some 40s up in the north bay for santa rosa, jose reporting 54 degrees. definitely some cloud cover. sptomorrow and at least for the morning hours and the chance of some drizzle and overnight cold, but still somewhat of a chill in the air in the 40s. so has been a nice day today. today, probably one of the warmest days of the week. we had some 60s and some 70s. we're spwatching the changes develop f shore here as the jet stream kind of moves to the south. so with that, the best chance of showers tomorrow will be up in the north bay. a slight chance, maybe closer to the south bay,

but the main impactsúwill be up in the north bay showers could be developing, but it could take some time later in theúday. on sunday, of course, in the sierra. remember last week we were talking about blizzard warnings and all that major snowfall quiet we will bring in but snow chances will be going up on sunday, especially by late sunday afternoon. sunday night we could be talking about some snowfall into monday as well, so they have a winter storm watch for that time frame. here's our forecast model. the best chance of showers tomorrow morning will be up in the north bay. maybe a sun cloud mix into the afternoon . here is your sunday and as you can pick out later in the afternoon hours on sunday, those rain chances could be going up into sunday evening as well. and then on monday we'll still have quite a few clouds roll into the area. highs for tomorrow will be cooler than today. upper 50s to the lower 60s. and here's a look ahead. your five day forecast. we have a few rain clouds on this five day, but no major storms. chance of a shower tomorrow. showers develop later in the day. on sunday, some clouds into monday. showers

likely into tuesday, and then maybe we can count on that real nice with some some sunshine headedc our way. a little hint of spring, little hint of spring, and maybe, maybe we could actually stretch out and get several days of dry. that would be nice. >> it's kind of spring like the last couple of days. yeah, especially today, but it's going to change the weekend. >> mark. thank you. thanks. welr spring training schedule. >ñ and this is allowing fans in southern nevada to get a feel for what it would be like to have the team in town permanently. of course, the a's are planning to play in a new ballpark, and the plans for it are still being worked out. but according to the mercury news, these stadium renderings are now being called into question. one issue that's being highlighted is the fact that there are no bullpens. there's also only room for 2500 parking spots near the ballpark. while the stadium sppromises to hold up to 33,000 people. >> here is a look at the stories trending tonight on ktvu .com, one of our top stories. new information regarding the woman who was shot and killed by her

boyfriend yesterday, then spkilling himself on the freewa. advocates weigh in on multiple domestic violence issues we've seen across the bay. then more aircraft troubles. some travelers are expressing concern over multiple flights experiencing mechanical issues. just this week. some experts have tried to calm those nerves. also, one of the top stories an emotional family reunion a nicaraguan man came to the country five years ago, and finally he and his in the bay an you can find these stories and more on ktvu.com. coming up tonight here on the news at 11:00, the san jose earthquakes made a major donation to an elementary school in the south bay. >> how the players hope this leaves a mark on the kids.

did my legs shrink? i can move them. i mean, i knew alaska airlines' premium class had extra legroom but this... this feels different. okay. crazy idea. on the count of 3... i'm going to try and cross my... ohhhhhhhhhhh boyy that's nice. woooooo! ( ♪ )

see soccer balls to children at mckinley elementary school in san jose. the team held an event in collaboration with america scores, a nonprofit that aims to inspire youth to lead healthy and impactful lives. the nonprofit says 85% of their students live below the poverty line, but through their program, they've been able to improve 85% of their students cardiovascular health and improve 75% of their grammar and writing skills. along with the soccer balls, the earthquakes donated $15,000 to america scores that money raised from a charity fundraiser that was held by the team.t& >> our coverage of women's history month. the women's soccer team, bay fc, will begin their inaugural season later this month. ktvu mark sayer tells us about the club now welcoming a star forward to the team just before play begins. come on out. >> forward asisat oshoala runs drills with her new team at the

san jose state practice facility. she hails from nigeria and was playing for barcelona before she signed with bay fc. >> just beúyourself and try to be nice to everyone around you and try to be coachable and try to be teachable as well. oshoala is what you might call the real deal. >> a six time african footballer of the year with three fifa world cup appearances and a member of the nigerian national team. earlier this week, oshoala attended a warriors game and says she was surprised by how well the new club was already known by fans and a few because he's got. >> this is the first female team in going to get a lot of attention and a lot of support from the people. >> it's an exciting time for the bay because we have one of the best forwards in the world. >> albertine montoya is head coach she can score with the rit foot, her left foot with her headers. she's got a speed, she can hold the ball up. there's so many great qualities. >> and on this international women's day, there is quite possibly not a better example of women with international backgrounds coming together.

>> we have a player from venezuela, we have a player from scotland, we have a player from ghana,, a player from nigeria, a player from canada. so and then all over the u.s. according to the united nations, international women's day is a day when women are recognized for their achievements without regard to divisions, whether national, ethnic, linguistic, cultural, economic or political. >> you could say a living exampf all of those values. >> there are an exciting team to watch, and that's what i've been saying from the very beginning, and we're going to excite our fa show. >> it was less than a year ago, in april of 2023, that bay fc was named as an expansion team of the national women's soccer league. since that time, the team has been busy getting ready for competition. >> we're power to make sure we win trophies this year if we can. obviously we're going to want to put ourselves in that position, bay fc will open its

inaugural season next weekend. >> the home opener is here at paypal park on march 30th, where they will face the houston dash reporting in san jose. i'm mark sayer, ktvu, fox two news. sp>> a military helicopter has been transformed into an airbnb. it is located in brooksville, florida, on a motorcycle ranch. this chinook is fully furnished and has two bedrooms, one bath, a deck outside and by the way, it cost about $250 a night. seems pretty cool. that's p to like it or not a show where our panel weighs in on everything from major controversies to daily annoyances. we're going to tackle a topic each person is going to let us know whether they like it or not. i am here with some great colleagues. tom var. christina rendon, sal castaneda, a lively bunch i'm sure wouldn't like it or not. all right, so our first topic we're going to talk about hotels and