track with a special charityt- event, raising money for underserved children and families in critical need in invited participants for a rare chance to drive the first laps on the new surface for $150. drivers were able to race around the track three times in their own vehicle. the last time that track was repaved was in 2001. >> this is kind of a once in a multi-generation type of event. just because the pavement is so fresh, it is so smooth and sleek out there. just such a wonderful opportunity to be able to not only give our fans that experience and get them here knowing that it supports a great cause. >> and 90 drivers took part in that sold out charity event at. >> convicted killer scott peterson scheduled to appear in

a bay area courtroom this morning. what his new defense team will be arguing for another bay area cityúconsiders weighing in on a resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza. the final council decision that came after hours of public debate. plus, it is the end for two longtime businesses that sat on the capitola wharf. we have a look at the demolition and the environmental protections in placec, as that work is being done from ktvu. ñ> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for waking up with us this morning here on morning sun two. i'm pam cook and good morning i just wao let people know. yeah all right. >> that's right. it's important you say that i'm dave clark. it is tuesday. it's march 12th. you're ready for tuesday? >> i'm ready for tuesday, steve. spyou know, people get we get in trouble if they, you know, they have their day plan, their morning plan. and theyc think pam's still on. i have time to. >> i hear it a lot, right? yes,

i do hear that a lot. all right. we do have 40s and 50s on the temp. still some rain moving through. it's light. it's steady though for some it's really added up towards the russian river. elsewhere, not so much, but this looks like it for a while here. probably out to around the 21st hour. pattern is going to change , so morning rain will give way to kind of a break later on, but drizzle, light rain, cloudy to mostly cloudy but sun breaks later and that's a change in thn starting tomorrow. 50s 60s on the temps james torres has joined the party here at 701. where would you like to begin, let's let's just take an overall look, steve, because that rain this morning, we didn't see too many problems at 4 or 5:00. but now, starting the 7:00 hour, chs all over the place here. red and green, all over the bay area. red, of course, letting us know that there is traffic all over the place. a little bit of backups over in tracy, backups in san jose, over in oakland as

well. all of the freeways. pretty much experiencing little bit of delay here. and that's all likely because of that saturation that we're seeing on the roadways as a result of that early though they come down all that hard, it did make our roads slick enough to cause some minor accidents. little spinouts, solo car crashes. we're not seeing really any any problems goingúon here. but look at that backup there over on the 8p bay bridge span. you'll see it again. a little bit on the on the golden gate bridge this morning. but really on those highly traveled bridges, san mateo bridge to that is going to make your morning start a little later than you probably want it tol so be sure to head out the door a little earlier if you can give yourself plenty of extra time. 702 we'll send it back to dave. okay? >> james. thank you happening today, a judge in san mateo county will get an update from the new lawyers for convicted killer scott peterson, in a move that could eventually lead to a new trial the innocene project decided to take on

peterson's case to try to clear him. ktvu. allie rasmus is in redwood city, right now. you have more details. good morning allie. >> good morning. well, scott peterson himself is expected to attend this hearing this morning by zoom. he is currently serving a life sentence in state prison in the central valley. but his attorneys, his new defense attorneys with the la innocence project will be in court for this hearing. that's scheduled to start at 9:00 this morning.t& you'll recall it was 20 years ago when scott peterson was first convicted of killing his wife, laci peterson, and their unborn son and dumping their bodies in the bay near point richmond. peterson has been in prison since then, but has claimed he was innocent and has tried in the past to have his conviction overturned.úearlier this year, attorneys with the la innocence project agreed to revisitúhis case. his new defense attorneys now say they believe there was key evidence that 2003 trial, and that his conviction warrants a second

look. >> this is the last ditch effort for scott. if they find new evidence that's exculpatory, then they will ask for a new trial. >> so today at this hearing, the judge is expected to ask the attorneys what that process is going like, how if they've been able to find any new evidence and what their timeline is. peterson's attorneys were seeking evidence that said that they were going to be looking for evidence tied to a burglary that happened across the street from his home around the time his wife, laci, was first reported missing. now, two months after taking on that case, this in san mateo county has granted peterson's attorneys a hearing. and so that's what's happening at 9:00 this morning here in redwood city. again, scott peterson will be tuning in to that hearing, but virtually via zoom. not in person. live in redwood city. allie rasmus ktvu, fox two news. sp>> all right. thank you. alli, we are following a shakeup at

the women's federal prison in the east bay city of dublin. ktvu has learned new leadership is now in place at the prison after the warden and associate warden and a captain were all dismissed yesterday. those firings came the same day as a raid by fbi agents. the prison has been the center of a long running sex abuse scandal. an attorney representing a number of sex abuse victims says the leaders, who were dismissed had pledged to reform the prison. >> and they all testified about how this is a different place than it was under warden garcia. but this looks the same to me and i think to many of our clients. >> seven prisoner workers, prison workers have been found guilty of sex abuse in recent years. that includes former warden ray garcia, who was sentenced to more than five years in federal prison. >> our time now 706 last night, the redwood city council voted against a resolution calling for a cease fire in gaza. ñ> the motion fails with two

votes. it's okay, jessica howard andúthe people who support the cease fire resolution reacted angrily to that vote. >> hundreds of peopleúsigned up to speak at that council meeting. many of them waited outside the council chamber for hours, waiting to give their opinion on i want a cease fire. >> i think it's important that we have a cease fire. it's a humanitarian issue. do we need to stop the killing of all these innocent people in gaza now? >> many who were there also spoke against a ceasefire the scope of city business mored feelings in the community. >> we have spent hours preparing for this meeting, away from our children and families to persuade you that this resolution is divisive and spaggravating to our warm and inclusive community. >> some members of city council had similarúconcerns, saying they hesitated to spend city resources on an internal

national issue. several bay area cities have passed resolutions calling for a ceasefire in gaza, while others voted against the resolutions or they decided not to bring it up for a vote. >> hundreds of jewish students, alumni and faculty rallied at uc berkeley. >> there can be no compromise about freedom of movement, about the to walk, about harassment or intimidation. >> the group says the university is not responding to allegations of anti-semitism on campus. it also claims the university is selective when applying its policies to protesters,t& including allowing pro-palestinian supporters to block sather gate for weeks. >> we respect our our classmates right to free speech, too, and we think that's important. but we're here because the administration has refused to date to enforce its policies and to make sure that sather gate is open to all students. >> the university says civil disobedience, such as blocking sather gate, does not call for police action. but if there is

violence, campus police will intervene. >> all right. our time is 708. the wrecking ball now falling in santa cruz county on two businesses on the coast, badly damaged during last year's powerful storms. the demolition project started this week in capitola of the wharf house restaurant and the capitola boat and bait shop. the city decided to tear down those buildings after they were no longer safe because of damage caused by the storms in january of last year. in order to keep debris out of the water, the work crews there are cutting the buildings into pieces and then hauling them away off the wharf. >> 708 your time this morning. no storms this morning, but we didúhave a little bit of that le saturation on the roadways and saturation on the roadways could potentially lead to some accidents and bad you need to get out to this morning. we'll take you, live or not, rathert& show you some maps of what it is

we're that commute out of tracy into livermore, dublin, over the spaltamont pass, better. it's bn that way since about 5:00. a little bit of backup, good amount of backup want to see. not what we hope for. the east bay is really taking a hard hit this morning. 880 has a big backup from hayward down to nearly fremont there. pleasanton, dublin, all the way down to sonoma as well, along 680 and even trying to get over to oakland. if you take it all the way up to san leandro, once you get to oakland, you see theg over there on the right handt& side of your screen. pleasant hill, walnut creek conditions are a little rough this morning. we don't have any major accidents, not nothing. that's e those little bit of backups here. i keep showing you the bay bridge toll plaza camera, because not only do you see the backup there and how many cars are in line to get across the bridge, youúsee the wet conditions, you see the raindrops on the camera, and you occasionally see a little black frame there to keep an eye on

this, of course, all morning long. we'll have another update for you in just a few minutes. 710 this morning we'll go back to pam. thank you. james. theúnfl's free agency period officially begins tomorrow, but players are already negotiating new contracts. the niners are looking for someone else to back up brock purdy next season. reports say backup quarterback sam darnold has agreed to a one year deal with the minnesota vikings. now he signed with the niners last season, beat out former niners top pick trey lance for the backup role. he appeared in ten games, threw two touchdowns and one interception. well, yesterday, news leaked that the 40 niners would not bring back their longest tenured player, eric armstead, for its sp10th season. in light of that move, the niners have reportedly agreed to a twoúyear deal with buffalo bill's edge rusher leonard floyd. the contract is worth up to d24 million with incentives. he started 16 games and recorded a team high ten and a half sacks. the niners also plan to add defensive end yetur gross-matos, who played the

first three years of his career in carolina. the team offered restricted freeúagent wide receiver juwan jennings a one year deal with nearly $5 million. they also resigned last year's third string quarterback, brandon allen, who did not games. >> all right, time is 711. in the east bay, a car was stolen and a little child was inside.t& that's how police in san pablo tracked down that stolen car. the child. >> planting the seeds of knowledge. we're going to take you inside a library in san francisco, where the public is checking out much more than just books and dvds. as

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outside of san francisco city hall, demanding housing and shelter for asylum seekers. >> i think one of the things they're asking for is just a spquick access to shelter or housing, and they want to have a direct engagement. they want to understand there be a dashboard that shows the availability of housing. >> and supervisor asha safai, who's running for mayor, is expected to introduce a resolution demanding the city provide same day shelter and create a public dashboard where

families can monitor the waiting lists for permanent housing. immigrant families say it's often hard to find shelters when you arrive in san francisco, which is a sanctuary city for immigrants. >> the department of homelessness and supportive housing issued a statement which reads in part, quote, we recognize that homelessness affects a range of individuals and families, including immigrants, who face unique challenges and vulnerabilities. san francisco mayoral candidatec daniel lurie is outlining part of his plan to support public schools in the city. lurie joined community leaders yesterday at lowell high school& he says city leaders have failed spto address safety, affordabily and an underperforming public school system. his priorities would include addressing chronic absenteeism and working to build affordable housing for teachers. >> we must turn around and bring families back to san francisco if we're going to fix our public schools, students first need to

feel safe at school to learn and thrive. >> last month, the school district announced plans to close several schools, and that comes amid a budget deficit and declining enrollment. >> all right.úour time is 716, a san francisco public library expanding services beyond books. ktvu is andre senior in the studio with the details of a programúthat they hope andre will literally take root. >> that is the hope. dave. the bayviewc latest collection, a lg library where people can come and get seeds to plant for free. the program is similar library,y collects and stores seeds and shares them with members of the community for free. gardner to borrow seeds from the seed library at planting time at the end of the growing season, they save the new seeds from the plants and return a portion of the seeds to the library. >> patrons can take whatever seeds that they would want to

grow, and once they harvest it, they just bring their seeds from their harvest back. >> the seed lending library is very much in tune with the library's mission, which is to help people to grow and to learn, find new hobbies is just discover new things about themselves. >> library staff hopes the seed collection will generate more interest in learning about nature, biology, urban gardening and even health and nutrition. they say many community members are already donating seeds from their community plots or personal gardens. the bayview location three pilot programs so far, along with the potrero and portola branches. library staff say if there's enough interest, they're open to expanding to other locations. pam. >> all right. thank you. andre i love that idea. caltrain has made another big step towards its efforts to go fully electric . this weekend, caltrain successfully testedúelectric trains between redwood city and mountain view for the first

time. the goal is to make sure the overhead wires and trains stay connected the whole time. now, the trains made it all the way up to the 79 mile per hour speed limit for the stretch, caltrain will now expand testin& from san jose to redwood city as it aims for electric trains to enter service. this fall. >> i love it, yeah, i do too. >> yes, well, cleaner means cleaner air. >> let's see if james torres is on track to get us where we need to go in our commute. james. well done. >> i'll give dave clark the dave clark clap. >> always thinking of you, james. >> that wasúwell done, sir. hey, to the east bay here because that's what we're seeing mostúof our trouble this morning. and we are seeing a goodúamount of trouble there. you see all the spred that's listed. but i'm gog to point your attention right along 580 right in between castro valley and dublin, because we're getting reports of what sounds like a hit and run crash, a car smashing into a big rig and then apparently just taken off from the scene. chp working to get some more details

here, but that big rig on the eastbound side of eden canyon road near eden canyon road, while they're on 580, blocking at least twoc lanes of traffic. you red is already surrounding it. you right at that spot,c but i expet that to grow as the morning goes on, as we get more carsúon the roadway here. so we'll keep an eye on that, throughout the morning. and of course, once you go from east to west, if you're trying to cross over the bay bridge to get into san francisco, expect a lot of this. this is backed up all the way back to, 580 here. so it's going to be a little bit of delay trying to get into the city, because we do have metering lights on, and we do have a number of cars that are all waiting in line. just to get through as well. it is 719 this morning. let's talk to steve paulson about our weather. >> thank you james, appreciate that, the russian river and marin county looks like by far and away blowing everyone away on rain totals. mount tamalpais is over an inch. mill valley, af

inch and woodacre at 46/100. the locations are okay, i guess. this came in about as advertised. for a while there. it was underperforming, but everything said and done. it looks like it's right inúline here. mount veeder think it's 46, 47 100. now. me and my army of one can get to it as soon as i can. kentfield a third of an inch napa a quarter ofúan inch santa rosa airport, also a quarter. half moon bay .21 san rafael, san francisco oakland point 9 to 15 100. looks like we're about done. there is a no doubt about it. back edge to bue mist. drizzle lingering around here. low level stuff if you will, even up into marin county and around san pablo bay with snow up there in the mountains. another maybe 1 to 3in of snow before everything calms down up there as well. 36 truckee 34 south lake tahoe. so not very cold. reno is at 39. mammoth 35. still some light activity hanging on, so we'll keep that going for the morning hours and then decrease here as we go late breaks this afternoon. this is

it in the current pattern. when will rain return? probably around the 21st 22nd. but in between there we'll get a lotc f sunshine, warmer temps. but we're also going to have to deal withc wind. this is something we see a pattern similar in september and october. thankfully the hills are green. we've had rain so not concern tt would usually have, but it will be a rather blustery to windy here as we head into thursday and friday before things calm down. but temperatures in the drizzle then gives way to some sun breaks later. 5060 on your temps starting tomorrow we clear it out. the wind could even pick up wednesday evening. more likely though, thursday friday warm, maybe some mid 70s on friday. >> all right that sounds great. thank you steve. great news for ikea shoppers as well. why the ready to assemble furniture chain says it is going to keep rolling risks of diet soda, the results of a new study and the advice from our fox medical team doctor on what you can do

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have a warning for people who like to drink diet soda. a newc study shows drinking six cans per week of artificially, artificially sweetened beverages raises the risk of irregular heartbeats by 20. the heart condition is known as atrial fibrillation. it affects more than 12 million americans and is the leading cause of stroke in the u.s. we talked this morning to fox medical the findings. >> atrial fibrillation is where the top part of your heart does not contract properly. and what i tell my patients is, to be yol oppenheimer. what i want to do everything in moderation.it and- >> the study from the united kingdom examined more than 200,000 adults, so quite an extensive study over a ten year span. researchers found other beverages with added sugars increased the risk of developing atrial fibrillation by 10. but drinking unsweetened juices like

orange juice reduces the risk. >> all right, this next story just for pam cook sonoma raceway celebrated its brand new repaved racetrack with a special charity event raising money for underserved children and families in need in sonoma county.c sonoma raceway invited charity participants for a rare chance to actually drive the nek surface for $150. drivers were able to race around the track three times in their own car. the last time sonoma race track was repaved was back in 2001. >> this is kind of a once in a multi-generation type of event. just because the pavement sleek out there. just such a wonderfu& opportunity to be able to not only give our fans that experience and get them here actually on the track, but all knowing that it supports a great cause. >> that is a great opportunity.

90 drivers took part in that sold out charity event. >> very fun. yeah, a plan to expand the multi-billion dollar project last night and wd by the anaheim planning commission after almost three years of reviews and analysis. the disneyland forward project is expected to add hotels, rides and other attractions. there are no specific details, but disney is asking the city for permission to redevelop existing land that is currently a parking lot. >> time now seven 2127 that is ayesha curry already does a lot, but now she's adding something else to her resume. we'll tell you the next major role she's taking on, and we're going to hear from a mother of a san francisco teenager who died while riding on top of a moving bart train. >> her message to other teens before it's too late

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san mateo county courtroom, what his attorneys will be arguing for. and a group of oakland business owners frustrated by crime in the city. we'll tell you how they plan to make sure

their protest is seen and heard >> this is mornings on two. >> well good morning. thank you for joining us. welcome to mornings on two i'm dave clark. >> good morning i'm pam cook. it's tuesday march 12th. garcia is off today. yeah steve paulson is here with our forecast. >> still some lingering rain here. some low clouds, fog, lingering rain. the most by far was up also into marin county. but we're not done yet. but we're getting close here. 40s, 50s on the temps. everyone's within a couple of degrees. this is the last system in the series until the pattern changes again, which for rain will be around the 21st 22nd, but still some light rain here for another hour or two. or drizzle. morning rain. then we'll get a break. morning rain. drizzle. cloudy to mostly cloudy. sun breaks later. pattern is going to warm up, but it's also going to get windy. we'll have more on that coming up about ten minutes. 50s and 60s today. all right james torres is here. i christmas tree. is that what we're seeing

out there? >> christmas tree lights. lights christmas tree lights. yeah. and of course, you know, with that, rain hour or so. the water on the roadways than the rainfall. of course. we'll take you over to see our traffic maps here. we're still keeping an eye on that crash between castro valley and dublin. that was a car that smashed into a big rig. chp is reporting it as a hit and run, saying that that car took off immediately after the accident. so is there blocking at least two lanes of traffic, and you can see just how muchúit's generated, how much of a backup there along having kind of the same story along 880, a bunch of different crashesúthere that's causing all of this. red will take you even across the bay here. the san mateo bridge is having a little bit of a backup, and we got a couple of crashes in redwood city along 101 that's also creating some big backups. so if you haven't started your whole morning routine, yet, make sure you kind of account for all

of this, because it's going to take you a little bit of extra time to get to wherever you need headed into san franciscore because the bay bridge is backed up a little bit, too. i'll show you that in just a few minutes. 733 let's talk to pam about the news. >ñ all right. thank you. james. today, a judge in san mateo county will hold a status hearing for convicted killer scott peterson. we're live this morning outside the courthouse spin redwood city. that hearing starts at 9:00 this morning. so that is one of our top stories we will be following this morning and throughout the day. now, earlier this year, the innocence project announced it is looking at the peterson case. the group has argued peterson's violated during the first trial. 20 years ago. today's status hearing could be the first step towardsúa new trial. >> the status hearing. the judge is going to ask, have you run into any problems with discovery ? the innocence project is going over all of the evidence they're looking for dna evidence, and

the judge wants to know how swiftly or swimmingly are you moving down this road to possibly discovering new exculpatory evidence? >> peterson is currently serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole at a prison in amador county. he was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn son in 2002. >> our time now 734. a suspect was arrested, accused of stealing a car that had a two year old insidec. it happened yesterday afternoon in san pablo , around 130. now, police flooded that area and in about 20 minutes they found the stolen car and the child safe a few miles awayn then police tracked spthe cell phone that was stolen from the victim to oakland, and they chased the suspect in a different car, which was also arrested 35 year-old joy tudo in on charges of vehicle theft and kidnaping.

>> frustrated business owners in oakland are ready to take drastic action in response to the criminals who continue to target their shops and restaurants. they're threatening to stop pay their taxes unless the city increases the efforts to crack down on crime. ktvu is alice wertz joins us now live in oakland with that story. good morning alice. >> good morning pam. we're here in the diamond district and these small businesses have a bold consideration that they're they're thinking about. it would be for the desperate times that they're seeing here in oakland. a lot of the small businesses here on fruitvale, in the diamond district and around town have been plagued by the crime, the chaos. it's all happening as a result of public safety needing to be shored up. it's not just in the diamond district . it's ongoing. between broken car windows, stolen cars and a shortage of police officers, public safety has suffered. some small businesses in the diamond are throwing their hands up. the manager of seibel's pizza says business is down 20. he and

others like him want to consider withholding taxes unless the city bolsters its efforts to crack down on crime that's been plaguing the town. >> and we're scared of our lives now, diamond district is not the sameúas back in the years that i have been working. >> now, the owner of diamond cafe shared this surveillance video. this is just one of the four times he says his restaurant has been burglarized. >> and i feel like we need to start somewhere. i mean, it's ridiculous. it seem like it's getting worse. >> yeah. other small businesses in oakland are looking to join the effort, in spite of mayor shengtao insisting that crime is down, she's released a statement that in part says crime is on the downward trend. since the summer of 2023, oakland's business districts have experienced a reduction in most property crimes. government at all levels is working for the oaklanders, and i won't stop until every oaklander feels safe

in our city now. john ramachandran is the district supervisor, district diamondn se says she's working on trying to find some funding for both creating a business improvement district. right now, there isn't one here. there are 11 in oakland, including one at jack london square rock ridge lakeshore. but john ramachandran says she wants to try and get some public safety ambassadors on the street, as well as seeing for some public privatet&dingt- partnerships to address the crime. i'm live hereúin oakland. back to you at the station. >> okay, alice, thank you. time now, 737. the mother of a san francisco teenager who was killed while riding on top of a moving bart daniel barron was found on the tracks near the balboa park station january 29th. investigators say he died while doing the dangerous stunt known as bart surfing. his mother, now warns other teenagers don't make

>> should definitely ring a bell to those teenagers, and i want them to be. i want them to hear me that it's dangerous. >> there was a similar tragedy just two weeks after her sont& died, a 15 year old san francisco charter school student stunt near the daly city bart station. our time is 738. the project to extend bart to downtown san jose is seeing the cost. it's just ballooning. the six mile extension isc expected to cost taxpayers $12.75 billion, a $u17 million increase from the most recent vta estimate. officials also say they expect the project to be finished by may of 2037. that's an extra seven months from the previous target of october 2036. the federal government could pay

for half the cost of the overall project. vta officials have to apply for that grant by july. >> my, right now it's 739. we want to go head back over to spjames torres following traffic this morning. any problems we should know about? >> yeah, we got a lot the bay area here. i mean, there aren'te aúcouple. and what leading to. f course, these red and green conditions. we're just taking a look at the map here. wegre starting to see a lot more red than we are green at this spsee. just a few minutes befor& 8:00 this morning. but we'll goc ahead and zoom in a bit and talk about a little bit of the east bay here, because on 580 we're still tracking that hit and run crash between a car and a and a big rig, i shouldúsay, between a dublin and castro valley there. right. if you were getting on your way toward if that, you've got a number of crashes along 880 and six 8580 as well. that is just creating all sorts of

backup anywhere. so i'd imagine in any kind of commute that minutes, maybe on the side of 3- planning that might take you closer to 45, maybe to an hour, depending where you're going. say you're headed toward the city of san francisco. i mean, that's going to be pretty tough to with bay bridge also backed up this morning. but look at 101 near the bayview district. just complete read this morning. not to mention a handful of accidents happening on 280 as well. so really, all of our major roadways, some sort of backup, like as a result of some small crashes here, a little bit of some roadúwet conditions there. we did get reports of some small flooding in marin county. the bay bridge toll plaza hasn't had any relief since about 6:00 this morning.c and really not that much of a story on the san mateo bridge. at least there the traffic seems to actually be moving. but steve paulson, i'll bring you into the conversation. you say after today, no more wet mornings for a couple least a week at least.

>> probably the is when the next sign of rain would come back. we'll take a look at season totals now for the sierra. now there's some good news here. no doubt about it. some of the totals. sugar bowl now up to over 400 for the. bor0 palisades tahoe 328. kirkwood. almost 300. dodge ridge. almost sp300. homewood 276. north star 287 and heavenly 194. we have to remember, though, last year at this time, a lot of these were at six, 700 for the season, so it took a while to get going. but february and march has been kind to the mountains. mount tamalpais has had over an inch of rain, mill valley three quarters, tiburon a half inch and woodacre 46,100. it looks like we're almost done. maybe some below the radar beam. so light drizzle. there's been some amounts about a half inch to an inch in the russianúriver as well, but still hanging on here for a little bit longer. 40s, 50s, mainly 50s on the temps.

not much of a spread afterc this system though. then we are going to see some changes. area of low pressure is going to dig in, but the key is it's going to dig in and then retrograde or backtrack and air aloft will look like this, which is something we see in september and october as the low settles a border. that will mean wind, thankfully though, we have rain. we've had rain, we have the hills not an extreme fire danger, but it will be an offshore breeze that will start maybe wednesday night, but it will be sunny and it will beúwarmer and there couldúbe some mid 70s. this will probably starts to what we say. morning.. drizzle. cloudy to mostly cloudy. some sun breaks later. 5060s on the temps and sunshine and warmer temps are on the way. but don't forget there will probably be some wind for a couple of days as well. >> okay steve, thank you. time is 743 a policy change by airbnb that might be popular withúusers who worry about privacy. if

details of the change site is mn it comes to security cameras. allúright, let's check in with andre senior in our newsroom with for the other stories coming up in our 8:00 hour. >> good morning. >> good morning to you. as we've been telling you, convicted killer scott peterson back in court this morning coming up at eight, we'll dig deeper into the significance of today's hearing with ktvu legal analyst and find out what the changes are, that peterson and later on, the nine, a startling revelation about artificial intelligence as the technology accelerates, experts are warning there is a clearc and urgent ned for the government to act swiftly. why, they say ai could potentially lead to human extinction

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clinch their presidential nominations. >> today, voters in four states go to the polls washington, hawaii, mississippi and georgia. georgia has the most delegates at staken both biden and trump campaigned in georgia over the weekend. >> and we should be saying crooked joe, you're fired. get out of here. you're fired. you're incompetent. >> my predecessor failed the most basic of any duty. a president owes the american people a duty to care for. i believe that's unforgivable. now

the next big contest, a week from today, when five states hold their primary elections, including ohio and florida. >> people who live along oakland's seminary avenue are calling for changes to prevent more traffic deaths. a 72 year old woman was killed in a hit and run on seminary avenue late last year. traffic records indicate nearly 60 people were hit along seminary avenue in the last ten years. oakland's department of transportation has a tentative redesign of the corridor in the works, but construction is not set to start until 2026 or 2027. >> if you wait two years or three years, right, because it's scheduled to get in, that's you can do the math. more people will be injured before that happens, and maybe even some more people will die. made sooner say there are some quick fixes the city can make now, including adding speed bumps. >> our time now 748. the body of a whistleblower at boeing was

found over the weekend in north carolina from what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. the body of john barnett was former quality manager at boeing, and had described as cug corners on assembly lines. he was in the middle of a lawsuit against the company and was cross-examined by boeing's lawyers and his own lawyers. days before he was found dead. there's no word yet if foul play is suspected, but. in washingto, house republicans are moving ahead with a bill that could end up banning tiktok in the u.s. a spvote in the house is set for tomorrow. the legislation would require the chinese company bytedance to sell tiktok, or face being banned in the u.s. lawmakers say they're concerned that bytedance could share tiktok user information with the chinese government. president

biden has said he would sign the legislation as well. airbnb is banning the use of indoor security cameras in its listings. until now, the company, based in san francisco, allowed cameras in common areas, including hallways and living rooms, as long as their presence was disclosed to the guests. airbnb says the update simplifies its policies, makes in all indoor spaces. this newd- rule, by the way, takes effect in may. >> all right. as the opening bell rang this morning, southwest stock dropped close to 13. the blame is placed on the problems at boeing. now, the report says southwest will now need to reevaluate the 2024 financial forecast because of boeing's delivery delays, as we take a look at the numbers live this morning, the tech stocks are rallying once again, including nvidia. and it seems

as the tech stocks go so do the indexes. the dow jones. you can see a live look up almost 250 points. the s and p 500 up a full percentage point 50 points there. and the nasdaq gaining one and to 16,002 29 for the nasdaq. now the markets are reacting to the latest readc on inflation as well. consumer pricesc rose by 0.4% in februar. they were up 3.2% from this time last year. economists say that likely indicates the federal reserveúwill not cut interest rates before this summer. lyft ceo is pushing back against efforts by city, state and federal government efforts to regulate gig worker pay. dave risher responded to the minneapolis city council's vote to require a minimum wage for drivers, as well as new labor department rules that reclassify many gig workers as employees. lyft says that new rule will not impact its operations. risher argued increasing pay will lead to higher costs for riders. ikea

plans to continue to cut prices this year as inflation eases. the swedish home and furniture company began lowering its prices a few weeks ago, after originally raising them two years ago. ikea says the lower prices have led to an increase customers.s and happiert- >> there you go. >> so they probably buy more and spend more. yeah. >> 751. right back to james torres with the latest on our commute. is it still busy out there? yeah. >> it's going to be really hard to navigate for at least the next hour or so. in fact, we had someone who just came up and asked, what does the bay bridge look like? and if he was heading over to pacifica right now, a trip that would normally take about 30 minutes would now take about an hour and seven minutes. bay bridge is backed up. i'll take you live out here to the san mateo bridge, which shows you the traffic can move smoothly. this is probably the best looking piece of video. best looking camera we can find to showúyou how traffic is flowing. because the rest ofúthe place. well it's a little bit of

a struggle to get from place to place. and igll show you exactly why. i mean, every one of those icons, every one of those little accident icons is exactly what result of that wet road. as a conditions that we've been seeing all morning long. so whether it's two cars smashing into each other, we had a one of a car smashing into a big rig andúthen running away from the scene. another one where lanes are blocked. that's what is leadingc to all of these the bay area here. i mean, 880, you're seeing backups. 580 pretty much the entire city of san francisco, 101 down the peninsula as well. so if to head out the door in the next 30 minutes, try maybe stepping out the door in the next minute or two, because it is going to take you quite a while to get to wherever you need to get to today of course, we'll keep an eye on these conditions for the next hour and tell you if they get any better, but we'll bring in steve to

spreally lookúforward to some drier weather in the next couple days. >> it'll start tomorrow, no doubt. thank the this is it for the current pattern. we will go into a warmer one, that's for sure, but also a windy one. i think we're almost done, but i'll tell you up in the rush, i want to tell you, up in the russian river and especially in marin county, it has overachieved, whereas other locations have underperformed. mount tamalpais is over an inch and a half. mill valley near mill valley, 86 100 tiburon. almost three quartersúof an inch. woodacre half inch of rain. the locations including mount veeder at 47/100 kentfield also right in there. napa is up to a third that's in town. santa rosa, a quarter of an inch. half moon bay .21. the city now 18/100. oakland and los gatos, both with 12/100. still some holding on. peninsula san jose, santa cruz mountains, santa clara valley a little bit to the east. so we're not done yet. upper 40s, low 50s. temps haven't moved all morning long, but it looks like this system finally on a back edge, so we'll start to see some clearing later here. and that'll take us into

this afternoon. after that, the often in march, but we're going to see it. and i'll showing up r probably at least a week. i do thinkc changes will take place around the 21st, back to a colder and rainier pattern, but a north northeast wind offshore event usually september. october is when we're talking about this. that will be on thursday and friday for a rapid warm up morning rain, then a break. morning rain, drizzle and then sun breaks later temperatures. this willúbe the coolest for the rest week by far with 50s and 60s. we start a little warm up tomorrow. more so on thursday friday, but could be downright windy and it looks like a little bit less wind and some nice temps on the weekend. >> all right, see time now. 754c work crews in capitola tearing down two businesses at the capitola wharf. the latest on the demolition and how they're t hurting the environment. and ayy taking on a new role. we'll tell you how much different that role

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track of the astronauts back on earth. it is 758. work starts today at a popular art studio in the east bay on a major new project. the work on the giant mural of an octopus surrounded by a flower is going on at seaport art studio in richmond. artist bonnie reese is leading the project, and she says it's a tribute to the studio's owner, sean orlando. >> they focused a lot of my energy on kind of building their relationship together on the wall, and also just so as she gets older, she'll be able to see this and understand this and also his relationship with his personality, with hisltifaceted graciousness in the community. know orlando says he moved his art studio to richmond after dealing with higher rents and possible eviction at his earlier location in oakland over a year. >> i, worked hard to establish a

coalition of artists and art supporters, to figure out how to purchase our own, warehouse is now orlando says the locationúin richmond is big. >> it's spacious. it has more than 20 studios where more than 50 artists craft their work. it's in an industrial area of bay. but the building is very gray. that building is aimed at reflecting& the creative work happening inside. it's expected to be completed by the end of this week, weather permitting. well, steph curry's wife, ayesha curry, is a wonderful wife, mother, celebrity chef, businesswoman and now she's taking on a whole new role. >> you my friend, are marrying paul kennedy. >> she's an actress, too. ayesha curry is appearing in a new netflix movie, a romantic comedy called irish wish, and it stars

lindsay lohan. ayesha curry is no stranger to cameras. we know that she's appeared on several cooking related shows. the movie irish wish premiered on friday. >> well good morning, convicted killer scott peterson scheduled to appear in a bay area courtroom this morningc. the new motions, filed in a sanúmateo court that aims to prove his innocence, and another bay area city considers a resolution calling for a cease fireúin gaza. the final council decision came after hours of public debate. plus, it's the end for two longtime businesses that sat on the capitola wharf a look at the demolition and the environmental protections in place as work is about to be done. >> from ktvu, fox two news. this is mornings on two.t& >> welcome to mornings on two at here waking up to rain thisents- morning and cloudy skies two. thank you so much for joining us. i'm andre senior. >> good morning i'm pam cook. garcia has the day off today. it is tuesday march 12th. let's

check in with steve paulson. so it seems like drizzle still out there a bit. >> yes. drizzle light rain fog. but we're almost done with this. but you can see out to sfo i ina lot of fog. this system is just kind of hanging on a little bit 50s on most of the temps. i'll show it to you anyway, here, as we system is draggingúacross it looks like it's about done, but we'll hold on to some light rain drizzle for the morning hours, then start to get some breaks later looking for a break and it will be a sunny break and a warmer one. but morning rain and fog drizzle light rain boy it's really added up, especially in marinúcounty. highs today. thisr a week. 50s and 60s. all has no. his feet are on the could just . spyou can just take my time. >> my gosh, i see red everywhere. where are we going this time? >> you know, it's funny, you mentioned marin county because they had a little bit of flooding this morning about an inch deep on a couple parts of

san rafael, but not reallyc leae north bay here. as for everywhere else. yeah, i've said it all morning. we're looking at christmas colors here, red and green all lot more red. and we can justútalk about practically anywhere. the east bay, i think,úis what really started off early this morning. i mean, accidents here, accidents there, back up on 680, back up on 8x0, all of which in both directions. pretty decent backup on the bay bridge. but the san mateo bridge is looking pretty okay so far. pair ofc accidents on 101 near redwood city. scroll down a little bit to redwood city. we know at least two lanes are blocked on 101 here. as a result ofc a crash, and it's just kind of a mess everywhere. we talked to someone here who was looking to make their way to pacifica, who says that normal 30 minute commute is now going to take them. well over an hour. that's going to be the case all around here. so if you need to step out the door, the next little while, try to do that much sooner than later. it is going to be a long

day on the highways this morning. 803 for now, we'll talk to pam. >> thank you. james. today a judge in san mateo county will get an update from scott peterson's new attorneys in a move that could result in a new trial. now, the innocence project decided to take on peterson's case to try to exonerate him. ktvu sally rasmus joins us now from the redwood city courthouse this morning with an update. ali >> yeah, it was a case that drew international media attention and has remained in the public eye in the last 20 years since back in 2004 when scott peterson was originally convicted of killing his wife, laci peterson, and their unborn son and dumping their bodies in the bay near point richmond. now, he has been inúprisonúsince then, but has claimed he was innocent and has tried in the past to have his conviction overturned. he got another shot to do that when earlier this year, attorneys with the la innocence project agreed to revisit his case. his new defense attorneys say they

believe key evidence was not presented in his trial, and that his conviction warrants a second look. now, some of the evidence to court documents, included his , evidence tied to a burglary from his home right around thet time his wife, laci, was first reported missing this morning, a san mateo county judge is expected to get an update on how the search for that evidence is going and where his defense attorneys want toúgo from here. now, peterson will be attending this status hearing this morning by zoom. so he won't be there in person, but his attorneys will be in the courtroom in person. less than an hour from now around 9:00. and cameras are going to be allowed in the courtroom. they won't be transmitting live, but we will be able to record it and have an spupdate online and in our later newscast, live in redwood city. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news. >> all right. so cardoza has spoken extensively on the scott peterson case. cardoza has sat

through many hearings. he joins us now to discuss today's status conference and the presence of the los angeles innocence project. michael, thank you so much for joining us. sure. all right. so ali just went over the details of updatingúus so i wano the motions and how that could t what we know here. so from myt- understanding here, an orange van was spotted across the street from scott and laci peterson's home around the on c. what does peterson's attorney say about this van and significance to the case? >> well, the significance of the van is that there is speculation that on the day she was kidnaped, the house across the rid of the eyewitness to it, laci kidnaped her, put her in the van and took her off andt& allegedly not allegedly, she died at the hands of those burglars. now the innocence project that's a big deal. and i'll tell you

why in a minute. they are going to be looking at that van they want, and it's burned that van has been burned. >> there was a mattress inside. >> exactly. and that mattress may contain may contain dna evidence of laci. so if her dna is on that mattress, that's a big deal. proving circumstantially that the burglars. when were the ones that took her and killed her. >> now it's my understanding that dna from that van was already tested, and we, as far asúwe know, it didn't have anything. you know, laci's in the van, right? what can you tell us about that? >> well, they're going to retest the dna to see how accurate the dna testing was. you've got to keep in mind the fact that la innocence project is taking this case is a big deal, because they don't. a lot of cases come to them. they don't take every one of them. so what did they see in this case that they said, hey, we might be able to show the innocence of scott. so they took

this case on. >> go ahead. could it be the fact, though, that this case was was circumstantial? you know, it's long thought that there surrounding parts of it, seem that though he was guilty, which i know you have an argument as a lawyer saying that to prove that doesn't mean you're guilty. >> well, it doesn't mean you're guilty, but i always thought, and i've said all through the years, and keep in mind, right near the end of the trial, the defense asked me to cross-examine marin scott. and in my cross-examination, which i did for them after that, they decided not to put scott on the stand. but right from the get go, i thought, wait a minute, you're moving this case fromt& modesto to redwood city because too many people had opinions about scott's guilt or innocence in, modesto. i always thought, wait a minute, everybody in northern california at that time had an opinion about scott peterson. either they thought he did it or he didn't do it. i always thoughtúyou should have moved it to la. that was the

first thought in my mind that led to a goes on from there. >> and so you're thinking the spfairness of the trial already was was a big problem. but let me ask you this here, that that the burglary that happened across the street that peterson's attorneysúare now saying happened across the street from their home. and potentially those burglars could be tied to laci peterson's disappearance. that's one of the arguments that the that the la innocence project is making for scott peterson's innocence. >> yes. and keep in mind, if you all remember ted rowlands, he was a reporter here. ted wasc ot there the day that the police are saying the burglary happened. that was the day after laci went missing. the theory of the innocence project is no, no, that burglary happened on the day laci went missing. and that's . ted rowlands was out there the day after out

there from four and he didn't s. >> he didn't see anyone break into nothing. >> he burglary. >> interesting. all right. >> so that's going to be an interesting twist. will he be a witness? who knows. >> all right. we have to wrap it upc here. but we'll see you agan at 9:00 because we have more questions for you. because this case is one of those that many people are talking about for sure. interesting. it ist& interesting, michael, thank you so much for sure. pam >> all right. new this morning, the governor's office says last month's surge of chp officers in oakland has led to more arrests. now, the governor saysúthere have been 168 arrests, 360 stolen vehicles recovered in alameda county following following that law enforcement action. that's more than double the numbers first announced days after the increase in officers ended the original surge with extra officers only lasted five days. now we're working to find out exactly how theseúnew arrests related to last month's operationsn last night, the city council in redwood city voted against a resolution calling for a ceasefire in gaza. the motion

fails with two votes. >> okay, jessica howard, j. >> howard, people who support the ceasefire resolution reacted angrily to the vote. hundreds of people signed up to speak at the meeting. many of them waited spoutside the council chamber fr hours, wanting to their opinions. >> i want a cease fire, i think it's important that we have a cease fire. it's a humanitarian issue. we need to stop the killing of all these innocent people in gaza. >> many also spoke against a cease fire resolution. they say it's outside the scope of city business and would only cause more bad feelings in the community. >> we have spent hours preparing for this meeting, away from our children and families to resolution is divisive and aggravating to our warm and inclusive community. >> some council members voiced similar concerns, saying they hesitated to spend city resources on an international issue. several bay area cities

have passed resolutions calling for a ceasefire in gaza, while others have voted against the resolutions or decided not to bring them up for a santa cruzúo businesses on theúcoast that were badly damaged during last year's powerful storms will be demolished. the demolition project began this week in capitola of the wharf house restaurant and the capitola boat and bait shop. the city decided to tear down the buildings after determining safe due to the damage caused by the storms. in january of last year. to keep debris out of the water, work crews are cutting the building into pieces and then hauling them wharf. it's been a pretty busy, maybet- even chaotic tuesday morning for you. today we'll take you right live out to the bay bridge toll plaza to just the traffic backup that's there, because we do have the metering lights onc and that traffic is stretching back to you the drops that are still on the camera lens. the saturation that's

still on the roadways. we probably haven't had rain in this area for maybe more than an hour now, that isúcausing a lot of what we're seeing this morning. and this is what we're seeing this morning. a lot more red than green at this point. those accident icons all over spthe place, i can zoom in on eh one of those and tell you what's going on there. the crashes that happened, what chp is doing to try to clear it. but really the& idea here is that there is problems there are problems everywhere. whether you're going on an eight, 86, 85, 80, 101, pretty much every highway is experiencing some sort of backup and either direction here. so if you are still working of your ms spmorning, know it's going to te you a really good amount of time to get to to take a major highway because we just have that kind of backup all throughout the bay area. it's going to be one of those mornings. thankfully, we're not expecting to see rain for several days here, so this may be the last time for a little

while that we see it is what we have to deal with today. of course, we'll keep our eye on it. let you know if they improve. but i'll tell you right now, i don't expect that to clear up, at least within the next hour.c 813 at this time we'll send it over to andre all >> thanks, james. a car stolen with aúchild inside. how? police in san track down the car. the thief and the child. >> and we'll libraryúin san francisco, where the public can check out much more than just books and dvds

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immigrants. the department of homelessness and supportive housing issued a statement whic& reads in part, quote, we recognize that homelessness and families, includingvidualst- immigrants, who face unique challenges and vulnerabilities. >> san francisco mayoral candidate daniel lurie is support public schools in thet- city. lurie joined community leaders yesterday at lowell high spschool. he says city leaders have failed to address safety, affordability and underperforming public school system. that his priorities would include addressing chronic absenteeism and working to build affordable housing for teachers. >> we must turn around and bring families back to san francisco if we're going to fixc our publc schools, students first need to feel safe at school toúlearn and thrive. recently, last month, the school district announced plans to close several schools, deficit and declining enrollment at 818. >>c now, a public library in san

francisco wants to expand its services. the bayview branch is introducing its, where people cn come and get seeds to plant for free. library officials in the bayview district say they hope this lending program takes root. >> patrons can take whatever seeds that they would want to grow and once they harvest it, they just bring their seeds from their harvest back. very much in tune mission, whico help people to grow and to learn , find new hobbies, just discover new things about themselves. >> library staff sayc many community members are already donating seeds from their community plots or on their personal gardens. >> all right. 818 is the time. back over to james torres. how's traffic? >> traffic is not great. if you need to on the road as soon as you can, because it's going to take you aúlittle while here. i'll take you live over to the

golden gate bridge, because that's probably the easiest commute ofúthe morning the north bay. not going on in that direction here, but say we look over at the richmond-san rafael bridge. we're seeing some stalls kind of the same story over on the east shore freeway. i mean, look at that westbound side. it's a 5 or 6 lane, freeway there, and you can see just how many cars are on the road, how slowly they're moving compared to the other side of the median. they're kind of the same story with the san mateo bridge. slow moving on one direction. pretty. okay in the other direction, of course, we look at those maps and it's just red and green all over the place. a lot more green or a lot more red. i should say that we're seeing this morning compared to the green. all as a result, likely of some of the rainfall we sawúearly this morning. and the wet roads that we are still seeing now. 819 of course we'll keep our eye on that. but in the time being, let's bring in steve, have we ay speven seen any rainfall in the last hour? ñ> yes, in san francisco. >> wow. okay. >> yes, there are some. yeah, there. we're still getting some rain here. no doubt. a willústae

mountains though. still some light snow. looks like it's about done, but still a little season totals which were woeful going into february. but then february and march have been pretty good here. sugar bowl is now over 400 for the season. boreal almost 3u0. palisade tahoe 328 kirkwood almost 300. same for dodge ridge. north star 287. kirkwood 276. heavenly 194r last year at this time they were at five, six, 700in. so last year was an epic year, decreasing to the north, but still some hanging on. bay. san francisco over to oaklandúalong the 80 corridor over towards san pablo bay and also into marin county, which i& just blowing the roof off, ift& you will, on rainfall totals. more so than anybody else, mount tamalpais is up to an inch and three quarters near mill valley, 86 10p, tiburon .71 and whitacre at 57 100. mount veeder in kentfield, both just shy of a

half inch of rain. napaúin town a third of an inch. santa rosa a quarter. half moon bay is now a quarter. san francisco officially 0.22. oakland 13/100 spin los gatos, says 12 decent little south breeze. front direction mountain view south 9 temps, some 40s but mainly 50. so this system for a little bit longer here in the morning, but there's no doubt about it. back edge to a lot of this, but look for a cloudy, mostly cloudy morning. maybe thd news though, if you're tired of rain, we're going to get a break. but per usual, there's always some kind of fly in the ointment. we are seeing a pattern that looks like it's sir to september october. good news is the hills are green. you've had a lot of rain, but this will be an offshore breeze. but temps are going to warm up big time sphere by the time we get to thursday and friday. a lot of light rain drizzle in the 50s 60s on the temps tomorrow we start to clear it out and warm it up and then we really jump it

up. but it will be windy thursday friday the weekend looks good. >> steve. thank you. the nfl's free agency period officially begins tomorrow, but players are already negotiating new contracts. the niners are lookingúfor someone else to back up brock backup quarterback sam darnold has agreed to a one year deal with the minnesota vikings. darnold signed with the niners last season. former niners top pick trey lance was traded to dallas late int& training camp after darnold beat him for the backup role. >> great news for ikea shoppers. we'll tell you why furniture cht is going to keep rolling back those prices. >> examining the risks of diet sodas. what a decade long study of hundreds of thousands of people found when it came to heart health and soda

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this morning in a san mateo county court. why? his attorneys are arguing for a new trial and business owners in oakland are frustrated how they plan to mak& sure their protest is seen and heard from ktvu. >> fox two news this is mornings on two. >> good morning. thank you for joining us here. on mornings on two i'm pam cook. >> i'm andre senior. thank you march 12th. and it's aúrainy one outside for parts of the bay area right now. but the rain is

starting to move out. so let's turn things over to steve paulson now. >> well it's trying to move out to the north, but it's hanging on around marin county, san francisco, san mateo coast, and a little bit over towards san pablo bay and now over towards the east. watching the last few images looks like it's done. and look at that line that's formed right there. there is a south wind, so the front is not gone through yet. look at marin county, i mean overachiever. all say mount tamalpais is an inch and three quarters sausalito. thank you, kevin levy. almost an inch of rain near mill valley, 86 100 tiburon, three quarters. there are many locations that haven't even had a 10th of an inch of rain, but that is not the case for marin county. san francisco is up to a quarter inch now, so it's half moon bay. a lot a gray morning kind of drizzly, rainy spfor some. but this system is e last inúthe pipeline under the current pattern. so morning rain then a break. although there's some morning rain drizzle fog cloudy, mostly cloudy. should start to see some breaks later this afternoon. 5060s on the temps. james torres did not sign up to be this busy, but boy is he. >> yeah, that rain has given us

a ton of trouble in morning. ths what we expect to see when we have those gray clouds and those wet conditions out there. and wt today. you can see the red that's all over the place here, especially in the east bay.t& really hard hit eight, 86, 85, 80. all of them just experiencing some sort of backup here. a pretty big one too. if you, need to head out the door pretty soon, do that sooner than later, because it's going to take you a long time to get to wherever you need to go. this morning, 880 near the coliseum, the oakland coliseum. you see, we're moving pretty slowly shor, moving pretty slowly there. if you're trying to head west into san francisco, once you get up to the bayúbridge toll plaza, it will take you quite that backupl the way back to five 8832 this morning. let's go back to pam. >> thank you. james. today a judge in san mateo county will hold aústatus hearing for convicted killer scott peterson. earlier this year, the innocence project announced it would take up the peterson case. the group argued peterson's constitutional

rights were violated during the first trial 20 years ago, saying key evidence was not presented. now, todaygs status hearing could be the first step towards a new trial. >> the status are in. the judge is going to ask, have you run into any problems withúdiscovery ? the innocence project is going overúall of the evidence they're looking for dna evidence, and the judge wants to know how swiftly or swimmingly are you moving down this road to possibly discovering new exculpatory evidence? >> peterson is currently serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole at a prison was convicted of killing his wife, laci, and their unborn son in 2002. ktvu sally rasmus is outside the courthouse in redwood city. this morning. she'll have a live report at the top of the nine. a suspect has been arrested, accused of stealing a car with a two year

at 130 yesterday afternoon ind san pablo. police flooded the area and found the car and the child safe inside a few miles away. in about 20 minutes, police then tracked the cell phone that was stolen from the victim to oakland and chased the suspect in another car, which was also reportedly stolen. police arrested 35 year old joy tortilla on charges of vehicle theft and kidnaping. >> business owners in oakland are ready to take drastic action in response to the criminals who continue to target their shops and restaurants, they're threatening to stop paying their taxes unless the city increases. the efforts to crack down on crime. ktvu oakland with details on this story. alice >> good morning. yes, it's a bold consideration for small businesses here in the diamond and throughout oakland. but it's one they say that has to happen because it's just getting out of control. crime, chaos, it's all happening and they want some extreme measures taken. it's not

just the diamond district, it's also everywhere throughout the town of oakland. between broken car windows, stolen cars and a shortage of police officers, public safety has considerably suffered. some small businesses here in the diamond district are throwing their hands up. the manager of seibel's pizza in the diamond says his business is down 20. we've heard that fromt& other small businesses today as well. he and others like him want to consider withholding taxes to the city unless the city bolsters efforts to crack down on crime that's been plaguing the town. >> we're scared of our lives now. diamond district is not the same as back in the years that i have been working. >> now the owner of diamond cafe shared this surveillance video. this was just one of four times he says his restaurant has been burglarized. he's on board with the idea, as the crime is costing him and his customers. i feel like we need to start somewhere. >> i mean, it's ridiculous. it seems like it's getting worse.

>> now, one womanúwe spoke with said she's kind of on board with this idea. she's also a small business owner and a resident. she's frustrated and can understand why diamond businesses are proposing this extreme measure of not paying taxes. >> i have already paid my business tax for this year, of course, because it was already due, but, we don't have any services. and to the credit, the police that i do see on the street are at a loss as well because they don't have any leadership. >> and we've heard councilor for the diamond district that she is looking to find some funding sources to get some community ambassadors, as well as a business improvement district considered for this neighborhood. they don't have one. currently, there are 11 in oakland thatúincludes, like jack this morning there was another business on this street that got

hit last night. i'm live in oakland in the diamond district. back to you in the newsroom. >> thank you. alice, we're now hearing from the mother of a san francisco teenager who was killed while riding on top of a moving bart train. police found the body of 19 year old daniel barron on the tracks near the balboa bart station. balboa park station, january 29th. investigators say he died during the dangerous stunt known as bart surfing. his mother is now hoping other teenagers don't spmake the same deadly mistake. >> that should definitely ring a bell to those teenagers, and i want them to be. i want them to hear me, that it's dangerous. >> there was a similar tragedy just two weeks after her son's death. a 15 year old san francisco charter school student died while performing the same stunt near the daly city bart station at 838. >> now, the project to bring bart to downtown san jose is ballooningúin costs. the six

mile extension is projected to cost taxpayers $12.75 billion. that's a $517 million increase from the most recent vta estimate. officials also said they expect the project to be finished by may of 2037. an additional seven months from the previousúoctober 2036 target. the federal government could pay for half the project's overall cost. vta officials must apply for that grant by july. >> looks gorgeous. it's such a long time ten plus years. yeah. steve paulson, you're keeping an eye on this drizzle moving around most of the bay area. where is it moving now, it's about san mateo, san francisco, out towards parts of the bay. i'll show it to you in a second. here, there's been some incredible totals in marin county. we'll start up in the sierra. they are getting a little bit of snow. they're finishing up. so season totals, which were woeful, before february and march. sugarbowl is now over 400in for the season.

boreal three. almost 350. palisades tahoe, 328. kirkwood two nine, remember, it's. i'm on by myself here. there's nobody helping me, so sometimes i have to repeat myself. i do the best i can, dodge ridge 294, north star 287. kirkwood has 276. i think it's homewood with 295 and heavenly 194. i give up till tomorrow, that's the system right there. watch how in the last few images right there just pretty good rain. it has been, without a doubt, the marin county show here this morning. also parts of the russian river& as well. i don't think anybody's going to beat marin county, though, because they have just gone through the roof here. mount tamalpais an inch and three quarters, sausalito an inch near mill valley, 86 100 and tiburon, three quarters of anc inch. incredible amounts after that, it's like not that much. mount veeder kentfield almost a half inch rain. napa. the third santa rosa, half moon bay, a quarter san francisco's had 22/100, oakland 13 and los gatos 12. still a south windúfor most. althoughúhalf moon bay

turned north, it was south to 22. now it's north at 22, but still a southeast breeze. we have fog. half moon bay reporting some oakland sfo novato just improved. petaluma, santa rosa and napa. so it's not only a front and some rain and drizzle, but also some fog 40s 50s on the temps you can seeúha. it's not really much to the north, but it is around san francisco, oakland, over towards solano county, santa clara and points south. so we're not done yet. thisúsystem was not much of a system at four and five in tha pretty good one here. all things considered, but we're just about done. the pattern is going to change, there will be no rain here for probably a week or so. i think around 21st, 22nd, we'll get back into a cooler pattern, but everything is saying an offshore breeze. why is it september? october already? no it's not, but this is kind of rare for middle of march. but we will see not only sunshine and warmer temps, but maybe windy conditions. thursday friday morning rain. drizzle. fog. cloudy to mostly cloudy, maybe some sun breaks later 5060s on

the temps. will clear it out tomorrow and then it will be su. the question is how windy will it get? thursday? friday but your weekend looks good. >> all right. sounds good. thank you steve a staggering increase in arrests and vehicle recoveries in oakland. when you join us on the nine, we're going to break down the numbers of last month's chp surge as >> airbnb making a policy change that might be popular with users who are concerned about privacy. the change the short tum rental site is making when it comes to securi c eras ♪("sinnerman" by nina simone)♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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seminary avenue are calling for changes to prevent more traffic deaths. a 72 year old woman was killed in a hit and run on seminary avenue late last year. traffic recordsúindicate nearly 60 people were hit along seminary avenue in the last ten years. oakland's department of transportation has a tentative redesign of the corridor in the works, but construction is not set to start until 2026 or 2027. >> if you wait two years or three years, right, because it's scheduled to get in the ground around 2027, well, that's you can do the math. >> more people will be injured before that happens, and maybe even some more people will die. >> people who want changes made sooner say there are quick fixes the city can make now, including adding speed bumps. a police officer in fairfield is accused of sending inappropriate text messages to high school students. s3 year old officer james lewis was arrested friday night. he worked as aústudent resource officerúat rodriguez high school. police say he exchanged inappropriate text

messages and photos with two female students. fairfield's police chief says a parent of one of the students reported the incident to his department. >> it's definitely a shock to us for sure. i think at firstt& you're shocked and saddened and turns into some anger and there's a mixed emotions for sure, and i think everybody in the department isúfeeling that. >> the police chief says officer lewis asked to be a school resource officer. the district attorney's office says lewis is no longer in custody, but he iss due inúcourt may 8th. >> it's of a whistleblower at boeing was in north carolina frm what appears to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. john barnett's body was found saturday in his truck in a hotel parking lot in the city of charleston. barnett was a former quality manager at boeing, and had warned about what he described as cutting corners on assembly lines. he was in the midst of a lawsuit against the

company, and was cross-examined by boeing's lawyers and his own attorney days before he was found dead. no word of foul play is expected, but police are investigating now. house republicans are moving ahead with a bill that could end up banning tiktok in the us. a vote in the house is scheduled for tomorrow. the legislation would require chinese company bytedance to sell tiktok or face a ban in the us. lawmakers say they're concerned bytedance with the chinese government.t- president biden has said he would sign that legislation. airbnb is banning the use of indoor security cameras in its listings. until now, the san francisco based company allowed cameras in common areas, including hallways and living rooms, as long as their presence was disclosed to guests. airbnb says the updates simplifies its policy, making it clear that cameras are prohibited in all indoor spaces. the new rule goes into effect in may. >> in today's dollars and cents, as the opening bell rang this morning, southwest stock dropped and is now down more than 14. the blame is placed on the

problems at boeing. now, the report says southwest airlines will now need to reevaluate the 2024 financial forecast because of boeing's delivery delays. taking a live look at the big board. tech stocks are rallying again and it seems the tech stocks, particularly the bay area's nvidia, sets the direction for the market indexes. live look at the dow shows up half of a percent, almost 200 points there. the s&& 500 up three quarters of a percent to 5161. and the nasdaq gaining more than one full 16,2. the markets are also reacting to the latest read on inflation, consumer released this morning rose by 4.4% in february. they're up 3.2% from this time last year indicates te spfederal reserve will not cut interest rates before this summer. lyft ceo is pushing back against efforts by city, state and federal government to

regulate gig worker pay. david risher responded to the minneapolis city council's vote to require a minimum wage for drivers and new labor department rules that reclassify many gig workers as employees rather than independent contractors. lyft says that newúrule won't impact its operations, but will lead to higher costs for riders. some good news ikea says it will continue to cut prices this year as inflation eases a bit. the swedish home and furniture company began lowering its weeks after prices two years ago. prices have led o increased business and happier customers. >> all right. the estimated jackpot for tonight's mega millions drawing is $735 million. it's the sixth largest game. all the other jackpots were bigger than $1 billion. no one has matched all six numbers, including the mega ball, since two winning tickets in california last december. meantime, the jackpot for tomorrow's powerball drawing is expected to reach $559 million.

that is because there were no winning numbers in last night's drawing. the winning numbers, by the way, were one, three, seven, 16, 66 and a powerball of five. and again, that jackpot growing to $559 million. the lump sum would. be $273 million. nothing to sneeze at? >> no. again, just 1 million, 1 million. no. 1 million. i could do a lot with a million. exactly. all right. james torres , it's been tough commute, right? for some people. >> you know what i would do with that cash? >> what would you do? >> i get a helicopter, fly over all this traffic and not have to worry about it on the drive home, because what would normally take me 18 minutes to go from here to home is now an hour driven and that's going to be the case for a lot of folkst& who have to cross from the east bay into san francisco. live. lookúnow at the bay the same

picture since about 6:00 this morning. some drizzle and some cars backed all the way, way an- back because the metering lights are still on and we're seeing just a few little incidents of crashes. no major incidents here, nothing extraordinarily out of the ordinary other than those wet roadways, giving us quite a big headache. and it's been that way all morning long. now we're going to show you the maps of what we have been experiencing seeing. i mean, it just gets more and more red all over the place. you'll have backups on five, 86, 80, 24, 80 itself. you know, if you're heading up to richmond and berkeley highway for two and then in san francisco 101, pretty much every freeway in san francisco and down the peninsula, it's got some red to it. they've got some accidents to it. some lanes are blocked in some directions. on one on one near redwood city in san mateo, we have a couple small accidents that chp is working to clear, but that has been the story all morning long. but the good news is a dry day tomorrow. hopefully no repeat of this by then.ú852 your time this morning. let's go

ahead and bring in steve paulson, who can give us some more details aboutc that. >> you earned your stripes this morning i hope so. well done. >> all right. thank you i'm going to go get that chopper. >> there you gon get that chopper. all right, still rain holding this system was an also ran at about four and five in the morning. and then it said, no, i'm not done yet. and boy, did it. now, some locations only about a 10th of an inch or less. others, though, continue to get half moon bay is up to a third of an inch. san francisco quarter. but it's really been all about marin county, with almost two inches of rain to the north. unless it's below the radar beam and does look like it's lightning up. but parts of marin county over towards the east bay. oakland over to south san francisco onúthe peninsula. we'reústill getting some rain. still a decent little breeze out there. so morning rain, fog, half moon bay, sfo, oakland. a little better for some, but napa, petaluma, santa rosa all reporting some kind of fog there. 50s on most of the temps here. i don't think that will change all that much. and

you can see there's still some rain lingering, so this may add up a little bit for areas in the santa cruz mountains before we finally kick of here. but this will be the last in the series. and that pattern will have to change to get us back to rain. that will probably happen 21st. 22nd. you can see there's nothing showing up wednesday, thursday, friday. what is showing up though will be sunshine, warmer temps, but wind could be a pretty good wind producer here. now thankfully the hills are green. we've had rain so the fire danger is a low, low low of this for september october it'd be oh, here we go again. but it's still goingúto get windy, especially in the east, north and east bay hills. steady rain but does look like this will move out by late morning and then 5060s. tomorrow we start to clear it out. then the wind picks up. if it is wednesday night, thursday, friday but temps will be bumping up and what looks like a nice warm weekend. steve thank you.t& >> it's an organization focusing on women empowerment andt& resilience. coming up on the nine why dress for success has been a beacon of hope for women worldwide, and we'll explore bed

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margaret wood, academy award nominee america ferrera, and top chef winner and now host kristen kish. and it's all happening during women's history month. >> we've seen that women who attend our conferences more than double their chance of promotion and triple their likelihood of a pay raise within the of our cons . and so we really want to drive that, that experience for women across the country. >> the conference will be held spthursday. tickets are on sale for $150. ayesha curry is a busy wife, mother, celebrity chef and businesswoman. now she's taking on a new role. >> you my friend, are marrying paul kennedy. >> that's ayesha curry appearing in a new netflix film. it's a romantic comedy titled irish wish, which stars lindsay lohan. curry is definitely no stranger to the camera. she will appear in this film starting friday, two decades after a san mateo county jury convicted him. >> scott peterson's case is getting new life. what's happening this morning that could lead him to getting