plus more problems for boeing. another incident involving a united but a new audit by the faa is revealing about the packing up and heading out for spring break, how many travelers are expected to pass through bay area airports? the news at noon starts now. >> this is ktvu fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon. i'm andre senior. we are following breaking news right now in martinez. people are being told to avoid the area of pacheco water treatment plant. it's duez to some kind of hazmat situation. it started around 930 this morning after a call about an abandoned trailer. when law

enforcement arrived, they found the container with an unknown substance, police and fire on the scene. now, people told to shelter in place. we will continue to andt& bring you the latest information as it becomes available. well, efforts toúrevisit the conviction of scott peterson are moving forward. after hearing this morning in san mateo county court, peterson was convicted 20 spyears ago of killing his wife and their unborn child. he claimsúhe is innocent of the killings and earlier this year, attorneys for the la innocence project agreed to take on his case an update on what happened in court . >> scott peterson's defense attorneys are asking for several things to revisit the case and years ago. and today, a san mateo county judge set dates and deadlines for those requests. peterson appeared in court via zoom for this hearing. the only time he spoke was when a judge asked him if he preferred to appear virtually or in person for future hearings. in his case, he told the judge zoom was fine. peterson's attorneys with the la innocence project want to

retest some of the dna evidence used against him when he was convicted unborn child in 2004. he is currently serving a life sentence without the possibility of claimed in the past was innocent and has tried to have his conviction overturned. earlier this year, attorneys with the la innocence project agreed to take on his case and look at the evidence against him. they believe key evidence was left out of his trial, so they are asking for several motions to take another look at some of that evidence. and today , the stanislaus county district attorney's office said that they need more time. >> that's requiring us again to go back through things that are not necessarily in their materials, but it's in the court record, we also believe that a lot of these items have been raisedúand litigated as part of the initial appeal, and also splitigated as part of the first habeas. theregs a lot of back there is going to be a large

spamount of reading for peterson waiting 20 years to find some of these police reports and audio recordings and video recordings that should have been provided. sp>> so i don't think that the nature of the request is not a fishing expedition. they're very precise. they're very specific. probably very easily accessible. >> some of peterson's siblings and family members were in court for the hearing. san mateo county judge elizabeth hill set three separate court dates between april to july forúthe stanislaus county da to respond to the defense attorney requests. the next time attorneys will be back in court is april 16th for another hearing. and then on may 29th, both sides will be back in court to settle the matter as to whether any new dna tests will be done. scott peterson is expected to appear via zoom in court for all of those hearings in redwood city. allie rasmus, ktvu, fox two news caltrain reports oneúof its trains hit and killed a person at chestnut

street in redwood city. >> now, this happened just before morning. 174 people were on board. no other injuries reported. the cause of that crash is under investigation now. governor gavin newsom touting the results of a chp sting operation targeting carjacking rings and gangs in oaklandl according to the governor. in recent weeks, the chp has made 168 arrests and recovered 360 stolen vehicles in oaklandúand other parts of alameda county. suspects were arrested on charges including possession of stolenúproperty, auto theft, transportation of narcotics, dui and felony gun possession. the arrests were a result of undercover operations and uniform patrols following the surge of chp officers in oakland in february. some small business owners in oakland's diamond district say they're fed up with the relentless crime and chaos that has hit their district. as ktvu alice wertz reports, they're now proposing withholding taxes from the city in the diamond district, restaurants and small businesses are fed up with crime, criminals

and chaos and the distress it's creating for them. >> some are throwing their handd district says business is down 20. he and other small business folks want to consider withholding taxes unless the city bolsters its efforts to crack down on the 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. >> tuesday morning, a mobile phone store was broken into on fruitvale for the fifth time in two years. the manager said it happened at 3 a.m. thieves took an ipad, the cash register and other electronic equipment. oakland are on board with withholding taxes. one small business owner we spoke to shared she's very frustrated. >> i have alreadyc 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. >> city councilor for the diamond, john ramachandran, says she's been advocating for her districts for the year that she's been the city needs to fill civilian roles that can enhance efforts by the police. >> you know, i hear them. >> i absolutely are coming for. it's already hard to do business post-covid in this environment and again and againd again by robberies and burglaries. >> theúcouncilor says getting unfilled civilian jobs will help, and that's something thert jobs in the city of oakland, but if you go on the website right now, there's only 35.úand sincei have beenútrying to dig into what is blocking hiring public safety and finance committee meetings areúslated for tuesday. >> both of which may impact the councilors ability to get more resources for small businesses in her district. in oakland, alice wurtz, ktvul fox two news well, a woman has been accused

ofústealing a car with a two year-old inside. >> joy toyota is facing charges of vehicle theft and kidnaping. she is accused of stealing the car in san pablo just before 130 yesterday afternoonc. about 20 minutes later, san pablo police found the vehicle and the child old suspect also allegedly stole mother's cell phone. nowúpolice used it to track toyota to oakland, where she was detained after leading police on a short pursuit in another stolen vehicle. united airlines passengers heading to san spfrancisco from sydney,t& australia, had to be rebooked on another flight today following another incident on a boeing aircraft. the united airlines plane made an emergency landing yesterday after being forced to return to sydney just two hours into its nearly 14 hour flight to sfo. according to the airline. the boeing 777, carrying 183 passengers and crew, was redirected due to an undisclosedc maintenance issue. now, this is the seventh incident involving united airlines within the last week on

saturday, a united flight international airport united plo mexico city made an emergency splanding in los angeles due toa hydraulics issue. also last friday, a united plane rolled off aúrunway at the houston spairport and got stuck in gras. last thursday, united jet heading to japan from sfo lost a wheel during takeoff last monday. an sfo bound united flight from honolulu safely landed after an engine failure mid-flight. also on monday, a united flight from houston to florida made an emergency landing after an engine caught fire in mid-flight, the new yor3 of 89 tests conducted by faa investigators looking into the production process of the 737 max jets. the audit started after a door panel flew off of an alaska airlines plane mid-flight. faa investigators also found mechanics at the contractor, spirit aerosystems, did not meet quality standards, including using a hotel door key to check a door seal or using

dish soap as a lubricant for a door on the times report. well, the body of a whistleblower, boeing, was found over the weekend in north carolina from 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 describes 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 airports across the country. prepping now for spring break travelers between this friday and april 15th. oakland international says it expects to see more than a million passengers for spring break. that's a this same time t year. the airport is recommending that people arrive earlyúfor their flights and book parking ahead of time. sfo says that's starting tomorrow through

million travelers are expected to pass through the airport. that's a 3% increaseúcompared te expected to be thursday, march r8th and friday, a team from thn chicago right now to help public health officials with their response to a measles outbreak. the chicago department of public health last week said that the city had seen its first measles case since 2019. then the department announced on sunday that there were two unrelated measles cases among children at a shelter. the cdc team will workc closely with the city and state health departments to help risk of getting sick. the cdc will also provide guidance on a vaccination campaign covering certain schools, shelters and other congregate settings, as well as provide extra vaccines to ensure that there is an adequate supply for. measles han reported in 17 states, which includes california. house republicans are movingúahead with a bill that could end up banning tiktok in the u.s. a vote in the house is scheduled

for tomorrow. the legislation would require chinese company fe a ban in the u.s. lawmakers say they're concerned bytedance could share tiktok chinese gove. president biden has said he would sign that legislation. the what happened today on capitol hill over president biden's handling of classified documents. >> plus, after weeks oft& escalating violence, haiti's embattled prime minister greg palkot in london. that's my story coming up and following a very soggy start to the day, we are beginning to see some breaks in those clouds as the rain moves out. >> a better look at what we can expect for today and the rest of the

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haiti's prime minister announced he is stepping down after weeks of escalating violence in the caribbean nation. monday, the us military evacuated non-essential staff from the american embassy there as caribbean leaders met to hold an emergency meeting on that situation.úfox's greg palkot has the latest. >>úafter weeks of mounting chaos in haiti, embattled prime minister ariel henry announced he will resign, saying his government will dissolve once a sptransitional council is set u. >> it.

>> haiti wants peace. haiti needs stability. >> in a video statement released overnight, henry went on to say, quote, i'm asking all haitians to remain calm and do everything they can for peace and stability to as fast as possible for the good of the country. haiti's unelected prime minister came into power in 2021 spfollowing the assassination of haiti's then president, jovenel moise. but over the past, several weeks, haiti has spiraled into chaos. gangs attacking government structures and the country's main airport. monday's announcement came hours after secretary of state antony blinken met with caribbean leaders in jamaica to discuss the situation. the united nations estimating more than displaced. >> this has created an untenable situation for the haitian people, and we all know that urgent action is needed on both the political and security tracks to help move things in a better direction to help do

right by the people of haiti. while the details of the interim government remain unclear, blinken announced that the u.s. will contribute an additional $100 million to help bolster >> well, theúspecial counsel in charge of the investigation into president biden's handling ofc classified documents is testifying at a congressional , robert hurst said he decided not to charge president biden for his mishandling of classified documents, and he expressed several concerns over the presidentgs memory. her wrote that biden did not remember even within several years when his son beau, died. >> i knew that for my, i could t simply announce that i recommended no criminal charges and leave it at that. i needed to explain why. >> but in the official transcript released today of the interview, the president's response come across as professional and occasionally humorous. it does show he struggled to recall the year his

son beau died, although he did remember the month and the date to a demolition project began this week in capitola of the wharf house restaurant in the capitola the buildings after determininghe there were no longer safe due to the damage caused by the storms in january of last year. to keep debris out of the water, where crews are cutting the building the wharf. all right, let's turn things over to rosemary oroczo. now, who's tracking our weather? we started off with aúwet one today. rosemary. >> yes, andre, those showers are tapering off. and behind it, a robust warm-up coming our way. so if you are longing for the warmer type of spring, that's what is on the horizon. giving you our doors where we still have mostly cloudy skies, still a few scattered showers are reported across the bay area. let's take some of the numbers from the last 24 hours. san francisco reporting almost 4/10 of an inch. oakland almost 2/10. ben

loman in the santa cruz mountains. almost half inch there. and areas over the north bay. napa reporting a little bit more than a third of an inch, half moon bay along the coastline, reporting 42 100. storm got the clouds still intact, and within those clouds can't rule out the possibility of drizzle. and we do have green on indicatd showers over our higher elevations a little bit along the coastline. our coastal cruz, over towards the santa clara hills and the diablo range. still reporting some light rain here as we head to the sierra and advisory for travel continues here as well. snow levels remain right about 5000ft, but it could be a bit hazardous getting up over a 5:00 this afternoon. that is when the advisory is expected to expire. and again, aúbig change is coming our way by tomorrow. here's a timeline of what we expect for today as we head into sunset to getting close to 715 weather for the sierra. we'llcly

take a little bit longer with mostly cloudy skies expected there through the evening hours. meanwhile outside our door at this time, a little bit of a breeze. in addition to the conditions, sfo reportingúan onshore wind gusting to 21mph. livermore a little breeze for you there at 13mph. how to uppes across the region. so it is a cool lunch hour with 59 degrees in san franciscon that's one of the warmer spots for the inner east bay. walnut creek. you're at 58 right now in the south bay, 60 degrees expected over san jose. and our afternoon highs for today expected to remain a little bit below average 60 for santa rosa. we have upper 50s for san francisco , low 60s livermore as well as san jose. by tomorrow we are temperatures do begin a warming trend that will carry us into the 70s as we get closer to the weekend. more on this coming up in just a little bit. andre >> the biden administration steps up its criticism of

israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu as the war in gaza grinds on. i'm trey yingst in tel aviv. i've got t details how do i love thee? ...let me count the ways. ♪ love can get a little messy...

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trey yingst has the latest developments now from tel aviv. >> with widespread starvation now being reported throughout the gaza strip. aid groups are trying something new. on sptuesday, a ship loaded with about 200 tons of cyprus. the pe

more aid brought in through pore shipment was gathered by the charity group world food kitchen, founded by celebrity chef jose andres, and desperate gazans are hoping more is on the way. >> there is no food, no drinking water and no flour. all these children need nutrition, financial and humanitarian support. we call on support. we call on anyone with a human conscience to care for these children. >> meanwhile, the rift between president biden and israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu appears to be intensifying. the president has been stepping up his criticism of israel's conduct in the war, saying civilian casualties are too high. and on monday, he said he has no plans to speak with the prime minister about those concerns scheduled to come to jesus meeting with vb.net and yahoo! >> no. do you plan to, sir? >> we'll see what happens. >> that came just hours before told lawmakers on capitol hilly-

that netanyahu's viability as a leader is in jeopardy, withúmany israelis critical of the longtime prime minister for failing to rescue the hostages. >> i worry that prime minister netanyahu's conduct in the war threatens to undermine support for israel in the long terme, including in the united states. >> some democrats on capitol hill are urging president biden to stop arms shipments to israel until it lifts restrictions on trey yingst ktvu, fox two news.- >> well, the city council in redwood city voted against a resolution the motion fails wito votes. okay, jessica howard. >> people who support the cease fire resolution reacted angrily to the vote last night. hundreds of people signed up to speak at that meeting. many of them waited outside the council chamber for hours, waiting to give their opinion. it's important that we havec ak cease fire. it's a humanitarian issue.úwe need to stop the

killing of all gaza.t& >> well, 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 spchildren and families, to persuade you that this resolution is divisive and aggravating to our warm and inclusive community. >> some council membersúvoiced similar concerns, saying they 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 f. president biden and donald trump could clinch the presidential nominations today. voters int& four polls today. washington hawaii, mississippi and georgia. now, georgia has the most delegates at stake, and both biden and trump campaigned there over the weekend. >> and we should be saying crooked joe, you're fired. get out of here. you're

most basic of any duty a president owes the american people a duty to care. i believe that's unforgivable. >> meantime, the next big contest is a week from today, when five states hold their primary electionsl including ohio and florida as well. president biden's $7 trillion budget proposal includes a boost for san francisco transit. the president recommends $500 million for the transbay downtown extension project. it would extend caltrain's rail service from the china basin neighborhood to the goal is to improve public access to bus and projected increase in travel.at- the labor department says. rate of inflation increased slightly in february. consumer prices rose by 0.4% last month, and are up 3.2% from a year ago. that's slightly above economists expectations. the federal reserve is not expected to cut rates at their next meeting, and possibly into summer, due to persistent inflation. the community of pajaro, still

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water treatment plant because of a hazmat situation. now that started around 930 this morning after a call about an abandoned trailer. when law enforcement arrived, they found a container with an unknown substance. police and fire on the scene. people are told there to shelter in place. we will continue to follow the story and bring you the latestc information as it becomes available here@ktvu.com, scott peterson appearederert- virtually in a sanúmateo county courtroom this morning for a status hearing for a request to review his case. peterson appeared via zoom from prison as attorneys county da's office appeared before a judge. peterson is currently servingc a life sentence without for the murders wife, laci, and their unborn child. he was convicted of the killings 20 years ago. his attorneys want to retest some of the dna evidence in this was lee

original trial. >> mr. peterson hasúbeen waiting 20 years to find some of these police reports and audio recordings and video recordings that should have been provided. so i don't think that the nature of the request, it's not a fishing expedition. they're very precise.. and we believe that they are, probably very easily accessible. >> the judge set three separate court dates between april to foy da to respond to peterson's attorney's requests. the next hearing is set for april 16th. well, ktvu has learned new leadership is now in place at the women's federal prison in dublin after the warden, an associate warden and a captain were dismissed. those firings came yesterday as the fbi raided the facility. 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 that prison. >> and they all testified about how this is a differentúplace

than it was under warden garcia. but this looks the same to me. and to many of our clients, seven prison workers have been found guilty of sex abuse in recent years. >> and that includes former warden ray garcia, who was sentenced to more than five years in federalúprison, a police officer in fairfield accused of sending inappropriate text messages to high school students. officer james lewis was arrested friday night. the 33 year old worked as a student resource officer at 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. >> and it's definitely a shock you're shocked and saddened andt turns into some anger, and there's a mixed emotions for sure, and i think everybody in the department is feeling 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 heúis facing several charges and is due in court may 8th. people who livec at oakland's seminary avenue calling for changes now to prevent moreútrafficc 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 tentative redesigns of the corridor in works in the works right now,úbut construction isn't set to start until sometime in 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 the city can make no, including adding speed bumps. the mother of a san francisco teenager killedúwhile is speakit

the tragic loss of her son. as ktvu joey horta reports, she's hoping to prevent others from making that sameúdeadly mistake. >> train surfing the daredevil stunt of riding on top of a moving train is a risky trend, floating around on social media and for frequent rider daniel barron of san francisco, one ride would cost him his life. yeah that's the stuff. his heartbroken mother, marina barron, remembers the 19 year old for his brave and adventurous spirit. >> he was a bit risky, i would say, accordingúto bart. >> a body was found on the tracks near just after 1 a.m. on spjanuary 29th. baron says that that's where her son attempted instead of a thrill ride, he but would fall from the moving train, get, run over my worst ms right now, to be honest, reporter barron would take to

social media, warning other teens, commenting about train surfing not to make the same mistake. >> but just two weeks later, a 15 year old gateway charter school student would become the second to die while performing the same stunt near daly cityn bell, to those teenagers. and i- want them to be. i want them to hear me. that it's dangerous. >> the 2023 lowell high school grad hoped to become a lawyer, but that dream was cut short by what his mother believes was a spontaneous decision. >> he just saw it. possible he did it. >> bart declined to comment onc ktvu inquiries monday intoc whether any new safety measures have been taken to prevent another rider from top of a tran spisn't blaming bart. instead, more her son's death, she's sharing daniel's tragic story in hopes ofúpreventing anyone else from

following his lead. >> stop doing this like my son just died doing that. >> since the accident, trying to find closure, and would want her son >> i love you. i love you, yeah, and i'm proud of you. >> the mothers of both teens who supporting each other. they'veow bonded since this as they grieve. joey hornick, ktvu fox two news. >ñ san jose mayor matt mehan hosted a town hallcúabout homelessness in the city. hundreds of questions were submitted for the event. the virtual event last night, the mayor talked about some solutions, including making it easier to build more housing and the importance of working with neighboring cities and other public agencies to ensure camps do not reappear in areas that have already been cleared out. >> how do we do things at real volume? because we have overc 4000úpeople outside, so we're going to need congregate, shelter, safe sleeping, safe parking.úwe're going to needúto

do more prevention to reduce the flow of new people falling into homelessness. wherever they may be coming from, whether it's our jail system, our foster care system, or living on on a neighbor's couch. >> the mayor also highlighted a city program that employs homeless people to clean up the city. he says more than 150 people were enrolled in the las, and more than one third went on to get a full time job. it's been a year since a levee broke in monterey county, causing severe flooding in the farming many are still struggling toll rebuild. ktvu san ruben brings on state funding coming theirst way in pajaro. >> even after a year, devastation from the levee break remains fresh.úthere is still damage and there is still frustration. >> i feel sad, i feel like, they don't do nothing for us. like we're living in in the middle of nowhere. >> this was the mexico meat market when theúfloodwaters hit. the only help they've received

since then has come from family and savings. >> we don't have money, you know, to replace all the merchandise or to fix the building repairs meanwhile, thef california has promised $20 million to the small town, tend to businesses and residents, another ten to community improvements. >> and it hasn't come. bureaucracy. i think that's what they call it. >> but that's about to change. monterey county says it took a few months to get the money and& begin disbursement of those state funds. >> the process has started, essentially, and it's going to months. we're going to be there- as long as it takes, and we've opened we're opening the community resource centersc in the pajaro park. >> residents say they need the help. some people still have mold in their homes. some have no homes at all. >> as a matter of fact, there's still two families that communie casa de la cultura and neighbore

been helping each other. >> we're more united as businesses fact, pajaro is plana celebration of sorts to mark the one year anniversary of the levee break and their resilience. >> this disaster has brought the realization that the only way that this community will progress is by coming together. >> and while the levee repairs are set to be done in the next few weeks, a bigger levee replacement project is still in the >>úktvu, foxútwo news new committee in the state assembly is focusing on housing and homelessness programs. during yesterday's hearing, members of the newsom administration told the committee the state has the last year to build than half ofe are still under construction. administration officials say new construction has become more expensive. project homekey,

which converts motels into housing, is also at the center of a state audit set to be released soon. a public library in san francisco wants to branch out and expand library services. ktvu jana katsuyama gives us a spcloser look at the addition to the bayview branch and how publ. >> san francisco public library's bayview branch is full of books, but on a table tucked away in an old wooden card spcatalog is the branch's latest collection. these small paper packets are planting seeds of knowledge in a very different way. >> our seed library doesn't require library card at all. >>úyesl that's right, a seed library where people can come and borrow seeds to plant for free. >> the patrons can take whatever seeds that they would want to grow, and once they harvest it, they just bring their seeds from their harvest backn >> the librarians hope these tiny seeds will open a bounty of

learningc about nature, biology, urban gardening, and even health and nutrition. and it's become an inspiration for even the most seasoned librarians. sp>> i never knew there was a dragon tongue bean. our our herbs have been growing the fastest today i pulled some waltham butternut squash. >> staff say they're already seeing many community members on community plots or personal gardens. >> you know, i'm very, very excited about what this is going to look like come june or july. >> library it'súinspired her to participate, too. and all of this, she says, is a sign ofúhow modern libraries are branching out beyondúbooks. sp>> the seed lending library is very much in tune with the library's missionl which is to help people to grow and to learn , find new hobbies, just discover new things about themselves. >> we're trying to engage a space where community members can talk to each other. can can learn together. when we get to witness that, it's very,

heartwarming. yeah. >> the bayview location is one of three pilot programs so far, along with the potrero and portola branches, and san francisco library staff say if there is enough interest, they're open to expanding the program in the newsroom. jana katsuyama, ktvu, fox two news airbnb just announced a new ban. >> find out what hosts will no longer be able to keep inside their listed homes and, but this system is pulling out and behind spit, a big, warm up to talk about. >> more on this

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initial symptoms are gone. the research may explain why some people have lingering issues ucsf team is conducting trials for potential therapies covid virus. the project to bring bart to downtown san jose is ballooning in costs. the six mile extension is projected to . that's a $517 millionúincrease from the most recent vta estimate. ktvu spoke with san jose mayor matt mehan about the timeline for the project. >>útotal construction time is lengthy, and that's true of every major infrastructure

project in the united states. it's likely a good 12 year project or so, but i'm focused on making sure that we move quickly and expeditiouslyc and manage the dollars and all of those subcontractors very effectively. >> officials also said they expect the project to be finished by may 2037. that's an additional seven months from the previous october 2036. target the federal government could pay for half the project's overall cost. vta officials must apply for that grant by july. thousands of people are now in florida for spring break citiesg for a much more laid back version of the annual party details.adison scarpino has the- >> things are going very, veryt& smoothly, so far. >> fewer crowds, smaller parties and less noise reported in cities like miami and daytona this year. following a high profile ad campaign aimed at >> we're breaking up with you.t- >> this ad went viral last week, miami beach telling rowdy tourists to go somewhere it appe

working with few disturbances reported so far. >> we're utilizing, local, state and federal resources to ensure that our message is clear. if you come to our city, we want you to really enjoy it, but you must be lawful. >> as expected, the change in atmosphere is prompting mixed reactions. businesses are complaining that fewer visitors mean smaller profits. while some locals are appreciating the break they're getting from the usual spring break chaos, claiming it will lead to more tourism. >> the vibe that i'm getting lie switching it over. it is more inviting for travelers. >> one of the only major has been travel thousands of flights in and out of florida. airports were canceled or delayed over the weekend due to backlog. many say they received little to no communication from their. >> we were delayed initially by an hour and a half, sent him a message. then we sat on the tarmac. then we were pushed up,

then pushed back and then pushed up again. >> flight operations. for most airlines are back to normal. cancellations hit their peak on saturday with 7400 throughout the country. in atlanta, madison , scarpino fox news. >> airbnb is banning the use of indoor security cameras in. untn francisco based company allowed cameras in common areas, rooms, as long as their presence was disclosed to guests. airbnb says the update simplifies its policy, making it clear that cameras are prohibited in all indoor spaces. the new rule goes into effect in may. rosemary oroczo is back with us this noon for an update on the forecast. it started out really wet this morning. >> yes, andre. finally beginning to see it. wind a lot of cloud n place, and out, we cannot rule t the possibility ofúa little bit ofc drizzle and a few sprinkles. in fact, take a look at san francisco. right now. we've got fog joining usc as well. visibility not an issue on the

roadways, but again, still a bit of a gloomy one for many. here's another look at some of the rainfall totals with this last system. boy, the north bay fared really well. tiburon coming in and more than 7/10 of an inch. mill valley more than 9/10 of an inch. mount tam in the north sausalito, almost an inch. but f this. this is going to continue to push through areas over the sierra. if you are just joining us, a travel advisory that goest once this moves out, this behind me, this ridge is going to strengthen over the west. and that is going to lead to a nice big warm up for folks that are looking for sunshine and warmer weather. it's on the way. the futurecast here. this is where we live right now. still very soggy from the pacific northwest to into california and nevada. nevada that is going to push to the intermountain west by tomorrow morning as it does. this is also of an

offshore windn take a look at thursday where you can see it fd northeast. that offshore breeze is going to dry things out. it's going to help to warm things up, but it could be gusty in our hills. so we'll be watching this over the next few days. looks ly friday have theúbest opportunity forc those breezy and gusty northeast conditions outside til with the west breeze, sfo mostly skies still a few sprinkles, a little bit of drizzle. temperatures very similar to where upper 50s to low 60s right now in remaining that way for the spsecond part of the afternoon,y skies by afternoon, and then into the evening hours. we will be drying out and dry throughout the rest of the week. take a look at the numbers as they begin to change. upper 60s for tomorrow, then a , saturday and holding that trend through sunday. andre.

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coles announced that it will add babies r us to hundreds of stores across the country this fall. the retailer will set up the new shops alongside baby merchandise at the retailer already carries. officials at coles say the move is an attempt to boost declining sales, while attracting more shoppers. babies r us went out of businessúback in 2018 along with its parent company, toys r us. south san francisco based 23 andme is facing a class action lawsuit over its response to a hack that impacted millions of its customersn the complaint alleges the genetics, information aboute april 2023 attack, but did not disclose it. in a timely way. it also claims that the hackers were able to use the data dna feature to gain access to of pee of, jewish and chinese heritages . we reached out for comment on the lawsuit and have lyft's ceok against efforts by city, state and federal governments to regulate gig worker pay. david reiser responded to the

minneapolis require a minimum wr drivers and new labor department rules that reclassify many gig workers as employees. lyft says the new rule won't impact its operations, but will lead to higher costs for riders. caltrain has another made another step towards its effort to go fully electric. this weekend, caltrain successfully tested electric trains between redwood city and mountain view for the first time. the goal is and the trains stay connected the whole time. trains got all the way up toúthe 79 mile per hour stretch. caltrain will now expand testing from san jose to redwood city as it aims for electric trains toúenter service this fall. nasa is asking for tens of billions of dollars to send astronauts to the moonúmare agency is unveiling its asked for funding from congress as it

pushes forward with its plan to explore our solar system and life back here on the ground. rich stetson reports. and beyond. the agency mondayoo- unveiled its budget proposal for the upcoming fiscal year. >> our direction is the same as always. onward and upward. >> nasa is proposing to invest mission. the goal is to explore the moon and eventually send humans to mars. the crewed mission around the moon is scheduled for september 2025, and then the next year, nasa says it hopes astronauts will land on the lunar southern pole, where no humans have gone before. the mission will also make history, sending the first woman and the first person of color toúthe moon's surface. >> we're working for a blueprint for responsible, sustained human presenceúthroughout the solar system. that's just amazing. >> the agency is asking congress for almost $25.4 billion in the upcoming fiscal year to get

these projects off the ground. nasa says its mission support job growth at home, giving contracts to small businesses, plus inspiring young people to study stem. nasa also carries out research on natural resources and earth science. >> we will continue to do for nasa, to fight to increaseh- our funding. >> nasa says. it will also keep funding the international space station's operations, but the station is scheduled to retire in 2030. the agency to using pre space stations in washington. rich edson, fox news. expand did is moving forward. the multi-billion dollar project passed its first vote last night and was approved by the anaheim planning commission after almosd project hotels, rides and more. there are no specific details, but disney is asking theúcity for permission to redevelop existing spland that is currently a parkg lot. >> what we'd like to do though,

is develop differently. right now, things are zoned for hotel make it a more integrated experience what our guests are might have a hotel right next to an attraction and really allows usc to bring on lands that are more immersive. >> the plan will go before the city council next. if the project is approved, the changes could take ten years. sonoma racewayc celebrated its brand nw repaved racetrack with a special charity event raising money for underserved children and families in need in sonoma county. sonoma raceway invited charity participants for a rare opportunity to take the first laps on the new surface. for $150. drivers got to race around the track three times in their own vehicle. the last time the track was repaved was back 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 actuallyúon the track, but all knowing that it supports a great cause. >>c 90 drivers took part in that soldúout charity event. for wato news at noon. you can watch live newscasts and stories on demand on your amazon fire tv, rokul apple tv, or andro tv (game show music) (audience applauding) - [tammy] can you guess what this is? if you guessed sushi, then you'd be a great contestant on pictionary. our first celebrity captain you can see on "star trek: lower decks". we deck the halls for gabrielle ruiz. and with her are matthew and his wife rhea. our other celebrity captain is host of "the best podcast ever with raven and miranda". let's hope for the best with raven-symone. she's joined by couple liz and chris. and now, the host of pictionary, jerry o'connell! (audience applauding)